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Vol.35, No. 50 Thursday, December 13,1990 500 NEWS Residents, BOE BRIEFS discuss options
By Kim H. Avelino pansion. Jim O'Donnell of Somerset Bearing gifts Special Writer suggested that schools that have been closed in the township be used for Lack of information, tax hikes and The Creamery Gift Shop at the additional space in lieu of new con- confusion were three of the reasons Hagcman Farm may be just the struction. that the school bond referendum fail- place for that special someone on "The Board of Education closed ed at the polls last week, according to the Christmas gift list. The down three schools since the late attendees at Monday's Franklin Creamery is open every Thurs- '70s," said Debbie Shepard, presi- Township Board of Education meet- day in December from 2-6 p.m. dent of the Franklin Park School ing. Plenty of free parking is avail- P.T.O. "Reopening them would be able. For further information: "The school board had information less • expensive than building new 873-8718. (about the need for the referendum), schools, but we would only realize but it wasn't sent to the homes of about 10 classrooms from the people without children," said Dick space." Ms. Shepard said that the Juried exhibit Markowitz of Griggstown. "I'm 52 large number of special education years old and I don't intend on having students in the township have unique a baby just to get information on the The Friends of the Palette space needs mandated by the state schools." that have an impact on the space Place Art Gallery, a non-profit Franklin voters turned out in record requirements of the township as a division of the gallery, is numbers Dec. 4 to defeat the $22 whole. presenting its second annual million referendum by an almost "By voting down the referendum, Black & White Juried Exhibition two-to-one margin. School district the voters missed an opportunity not now through Jan. 20. The gal- officials had hoped the referendum only to get extra space for lery is located at 781 Hamilton would pave the way for a building classrooms, but to better utilize the St., Somerset. This year the program to ease overcrowding in space we have," Ms. Shepard said. acceptance of one color of the Franklin's schools. State requirements for special artists' choice will provide an Karen Bodnar, board president, education classrooms set a limit of 11 additional challenge to the artists said that the defeat was an eye-opener students per class, meaning that who participate. The artworks for the board. "We found out that classrooms that could seat 25 are will cover all medium from col- people don't read the papers," she underutilized. The referendum would lage to sculpture. For further said. Ms. Bodnar said that the board A tree glows have provided for smaller special information, call the Gallery at and school administration were at- education classes at Sampson G. tempting to get the word out about the in Franklin (908) 545-8833 or Smith and Franklin Park schools, referendum through the media and 1-800-273-8830. according to Ms. Shepard. public postings, to avoid the cost of Children from the mailing information to residents. Supporters of the referendum said "We were trying to save money," that township residents should realize East Millstone area CAP meeting she said. that they will either "pay now or pay later," countering concerns over the gathered last Friday In the weeks leading up to the "Depression in the Elderly" tax increase necessitated by the refer- to sing Christmas referendum, many Franklin residents endum — an estimated $57 per $100 will be the topic of the December — including members of the local carols during the meeting of Children of Aging of assessed valuation over the next 25 chapter of Hands Across New Jersey years. Parents, a non-profit support — accused the school board of trying village's annual "Anti-referendum articles harped group for individuals caring for to sneak the bond referendum past on that $57 per year," said board tree-lighting their elderly loved ones. The township taxpayers. meeting will be held from member Bernard Siegal. "I wonder ceremony on Amwell 7:30-9:30 p.m. today, Thursday, At Monday's school board meet- whether anyone took the time to Dec. 13 at Franklin Convales- ing, Dave Schafer of Griggstown said divide what that $57 per year would Road. Carolers cent Center in Franklin Park. that there was confusion over what cost per month ... people will lose a Articles on depression and addi- people were voting for. "There was a lot more than $57 per year when their included, at right, tional resource materials will be conflict over facilities and program in property values go down because the from left, Janie available a( ihc meeting for the minds of the voters." he said. schools are overcrowded and running group participants. The meeting "People were saying, 'we don't want double sessions. A good school sys- Scudder, Alaina is free of charge, but reserva- to spend $22 million on a magnet tem raises the property values a great tions are required and can be program' ... we may be trying to deal more than $57, but when the Wozniak, Kevin made by calling Linda Bigelow juggle too many things at once." The township grows and we don't ha\e Hague and Erin at 821-8000. magnet program is a special cur- rixun for these kids, we'll really be riculum proposed lor Franklin hurting." he said. Bamrick. schools that is not directly related to "Anyone who says that this is not a the referendum real issue is closing their eyes to what Poinsettia sale Dissention also arose over the need is before us." said Jo Nolan, for the space that the referendum Photos • Stove Goodman The Millstone Valley Fire De- would have provided for school ex- See BOE, Pago 7A partment Ladies Auxiliary will host its annual Christmas poinsettia sale from l> a.m. to noon Saturday, Dec. 15 at the Mt. Laurel owners getting 'free ride,' activist claims fire department's headquarters, Amwcll Road, Fast Millstone. By Laurie Lynn Strasser munity," Mr Bridges, president ot conimodate low- and mod Mount Laurel and other owners," he However, Mount Laurel units are For further information: Staff Writer the QuailhriHik Fast homeowncis as- crate-income dwellings within their said, adding that lie had heard some geared toward low-income residents, H73-3O59. sociation and the I ranklin Chapter of )unsdiction. Acting under Mt. Laurel homeowners making "discriminatory who may not he able to afford to Franklin condominium owners the Coalition of Associations lor guidelines, lhe State Council on At remarks toward Mount Laurels." shoulder a greater percentage of the would mi longer lx" requited In pay Political Action, told the Township fordahle Housing stipulates that Quailhrook l.asl is an unusual case, maintenance burden. "They've maintenance fees lor low- and mod Council last week. purchasers ol such units may pay said Art Bernard, deputy director of signed a document that says they Garden party crate-income units under legislation Mr. iliidges claimed it is unfair Ix-'tween 0-75 |>erceiit of tnaintetiance COAH. adding that most low- and don't have to pay," Mr. Bernard proposed by local condo li>l>l>yiM that owners of Mt. I .autel units in his lees. mtxlerate-income residents' pay .15 said. "If they weie squeezed, they Reservations aie being ev ("laylon llndges and other ciuulo wllai'i's not 011K COAH lets builders set this per- percent of maintenance costs, might lose their units through fore- ccpted for a black-lie I'lesulcn- Mr. Bridges has asked the I'lankhn in Irankhn Township, but also state centage at their disuciion l!y mini "1 don't feel this burden should be closure." li.il Preview Party b>r die I'^'l Township C'OUMLil to back the legis wide pay less than other lesidenls mi/ing the maintenance component, spread across the (own either," Mr. "I'm not suggesting that this sys- 25lh anniversary New Jersey laliuii. which would exempt members lor basic NCtvn.es NIICII as land developers can thaige mote lor units, Bridges said. "Homeowners should tem of paying is |K'rlcct," Mr. Mower & (iauk'ii Show, lhe of homrou tycrs avsociations luuii sc.tping, tiash and MIOW temoval. and but still remain Mow the ceiling on lake some responsibility for dial Bernard said, "but speaking of fair- preview party will be lioin 7 to sulisidi/mg pait or all of Ihv inaiiiti'n repairs o| riHiling, siding, sidewalk or moitgagc tales lot low and mini home " One possibile solution, he ness, many of these subdivisions 10:10 p.m. liiday, Icb 22 at ancc cx|>i'iises lor Mount I.auiel II roads erate income buyets. said, would IK" to increase over lime wouldn't exist if not for Mount the Garden State Convention & units ill then SUIHIIVIMOHS Ihc Mount I .autel I and II cnuit In Quailhrook Fast. Mount Lauiel the percentage of maintenance fees l^iutel," According to Mr Hcrnaid. I'.nlnbit Centei in Somciscl. Ihc "Ihere's Kisically a private wel- decisions mandated that inuiiiU' icsidents pay no niaiiitenaiue k*cs at lor which Mount Laurel residents are preview patty will give guests an fare ptogt.im going on m lhe com palilies must provide /omnj: to JC all. "It cieates a ban iff K'lwicn (he rcs|mn\ihle. Soo MT. LAUREL, Pngo 7A advance look at the show Crudites, hots il'oeuvics, New Jersey wines and ihccses will bo served Kescivatutiis. at SH*o Villagers faced with eviction l>cr person, are available by c.ill FHS names Ciraulo ing (.'01) 560 'Ml.'ll By Laurie Lynn Strnssor Ihc Unvnship has (Incited lhe Vil ment. the township may only ny Staff Wntor LiRCts tn do so several tunes sime delault if (lie company imsst-, I.' lriiiiklin Township has ||uc.itciird May, he said, adding, "Wr nevei monthly iiiMallnicnls wilbiu a as new head coach Choir concert to Ivgm cviilion pioccdiiii's (ml,is, received a ccipoiive ,M-monlli period. IhiiiMlay, against flic Villains Main Of over SSd.lKKI t\v,ci\ the lonli.n luili.illy. 1 tankliil bad only Ken By Rudy Brnndl l'llto|X\ but they lallrd him wilh lhe CoiiiMiunit v Bapt i s| I hem i- toi. Ihc Village!'. have icmilli'd itioie iluuguig Ihr Ham Ihealie a loken ^1 Sporls Editor an oiler he nnililn'l iclilse," Mt Chinch's Ml \ouf Cli.uucl F.vcn though llu' noii ptohl torn than hall, saul Mark Hopkins, m.ui in lent. When lhe lownvhip IH>;,UI Dolan etpl.lined "While wo'ie Choir, under the ilmviinn ol 1 I r.uiklin IIIKII •> revoKmj; iloor panv h.is not p.ml tent vmce July, it fMtif! dueilor lot the Ihralei, adduii unpiovinj; Ihc site ovei Ihc Miminct. vety upset, we undcistaud He Carolyn I olliian, will pcilottn 1 ul head hoy.' basketball coaches may IK* ousted tioui its home on lhal Ihr bulk ot thai monev I.IIIH the Villaprin wcic supposed I" In-gm wai geiiiiimiy very upset and I D.ivul Clydesdale's dviianiu lontinucd ttus week as the school DcMutt IJIIC lor a .lilKirnl HMSIUI lioin Hind dnves i!i |')H7 and I'ltfK makmg Iravc pay incuts of $MK) jvi believe him It's |iisl a louj'li t.intatii, " I hi' Knif!. " at II a in. hired its thud co.nti in the last sn W'hilo tin* Vi|l.if?ci* nvvn the ihcait'i However, be adinuieil. at this |K>uit, inonlh t" oil MI the iovl ol land Mlii.itiun arul I pin Sunday. Dec Id tvfeks. Viiiicnt Ciraulo. •!*. ol building on liic Mudti ip.il Canipus. the V'lllacet',' uionthlv ilk leuiems \cdpinK. p-iviii)-. -oilewalki, and I'dison. wii\ ollnially appiovcd at Mr Ciiiiul" had cxpiesM'd piim Ihe Chiislinas sliiiv is (nli! by the township has littc to the piojx'ity toward the inii.utmti: b.il.ime don't drainage. (he township llo.ud "I Idm.alum niieicsl in (lit* lianklui poMtion (he chiirai ter Henj-uiiui. who llni dual owiliishlp. iou|'lnl willl c\cu OIUI the IH (client ntUic-l on However, llu* Villager* have HMTlinp Momlay night, and vvus icady and evcileil when Kill}; IICIIHI has oldricd to the (IxMlrt's iin.iiM.il woes, has the debt withheld icnl piiymrnlt lot lhe pas! "I'm vciy excited about lhe he treeivcd (he call ln'in Mi watvh the Si iipluii's (o astciiaui i,WM-d scvrtal landloid louant piob HeiK'it Silver, (hr (healers I'.iik %u months |H"iidiiiK irnn-dialion ol u opportunity Ivtail'-r it's nice to Dohm (lie place "lieie lhe Kin>; ol the trim llm yen Avenue iitlomey, advr.ed thai il dtiiin«i:c pmhlem The thcittn't Jews would be IMmi Hie thiiu h Niard voted Nov »(l (o dcjxi'.il ihc (o.u h iithlcle-i," said Mi Cu.uilo, "I've kiinvvn I'ai lot awhile and In a Idler dated Dec d. the town would lx* i hc.i|N"t to li\ (o sellle out 1 who (ciuhes mathematiti at I I I've !x:cn Inends with tieuy ttoi is in) the coiner of I vm<>(! I .me ship (;,IM* the Villaj/ii's a week to lake of u>lii< Ihiin In havr the hen rvntnvrd ouls!.inihn^: $.1,(MH) into an CM_IIIW and New llriinswKk Ho.id lor Steven's High in N"ith Fdnnn mer IIIS coaih Matlnil tjiiimgh mtioii (ow.iiil luniiij! ,i inri li.inii\ thtough liiip.itiori. Mt MopVin'i ..iid imount. luithei inloiiiliilion ,'tfi 11,',' "I'm going in ihric i.old Init it'v a ba'.kclball and shamif. •.nulling lien trtuovrd IIOHI (hr tovwi lh<" liuvyrr ilaoped (he bell Omuld ihr Ironlol ihc nuditoiiiim llm tied not IK: valid bn.iiKe il had In'rn ih.illnigc ihal I'm looking, lotwjiid iC|>ofls mid Ibuif's like that." Mi a lull do/cii liiiirs over the vpring lo " Ciuulii said "I i. allod aUmt (he '' I brir's A hen oti out [ifoj>ri(\ |oi all^ lied iiltn Ihr woik had alieadv and summer When i( tttincd heavily, Iviii ioin|ileted. Ml Hopkins s,ud lull Kelly, viIni had been inn job but never put in tor it When woik mi lhe building they own whu It slottn vvalri would jMtif iiibi llir they hired lim Kelly it seemed like Index "I llnnk we i an woik •.oiiielhinj; Ming piatliir^ tot the past two ihc Irasr piolnhil-'. sp-, ttualtv am! wr Oiealct, «o«kint! Ihc fucmlr mid they h:nl ;\ pu'lty K"">i'i." Mt i>pp
Sam Qucdraogo, 35, of Carmen recognizance after K-Mart security was later recovered after an accident Route 27 Dec. 3, making off with Two seasonal thefts were reported Somerset Deli on Somerset Street Street, Somerset was charged Dec. 6 reportedly saw her concealing several in South Brunswick, police said, speakers, tools, a jacket, fishing this week, including a light-up plastic Dec. 6. at 10:51 p.m. with giving false infor- items, valued at $70.94, on Dec. 8 at adding that the vehicle's occupants poles, a videocassette recorder, Santa, reindeer, and extension cord mation to a police officer. He re- 2:02 p.m. fled the scene. binoculars, a wallet, a fire ext- stolen from a Prospect Street residen- portedly misrepresented his identity A 1988 Lincoln Town Car reported inguisher and a flash light, police ce, and multi-colored light bulbs to Officer Carlos Torrelio after being stolen Oct. 2 from East Brunswick said. taken from outside a Hamilton Street Five automobiles were reportedly pulled over on Rogers Avenue for an A pet pig was beaten and injured was found Dec. 4 stripped in the Somebody reportedly burglarized a home. vandalized in the township this week. alleged motor vehicle violation. Mr. after someone forced the door to a Edgemere Apartment Complex, vehicle on Carol Court between Dec. Tires were slashed on two vehicles Quedraogo was committed to the bam on Schoolhouse Road between police said, and Chevrolet wagon, 9-0, taking a radar detector, and parked in the Franklin Greens apart- Somerset County Jail in default of Two thefts were reported this week Nov. 7-8, police said. The per-taken Nov. 22 from Veronica Av- damaging the steering column in ment complex between Dec. 4-5^ $250 cash bail, police said. at Davidson Avenue Hotels. $180 petrators) also reportedly overturned enue, was discovered Dec, 5 in North what police described as a possible was stolen from a cash drawer at the police said, and one on North Law- water and kerosene heaters in a Brunswick. attempt to steal the vehicle. Macintosh Inn Dec. 5, police said, rence Avenue between Dec. 7-8. The detached garage on the property, and In addition, a 1987 Dodge, stolen Taken during motor vehicle bur- and a coat and gloves were reportedly body of a station wagon on North- Bryan Ward, 35, of Piscataway entered a vacant house, shattering from Crabapple Lane, was found in glaries this week on Canal Road, taken from the Somerset Hilton Dec. Dover Avenue was scratched the was charged Dec. 8 with driving windows. New Brunswick, police said, and a Opal, Lindsay, and Marco Polo 3. same day, police added, and both while intoxicated after Officer John 1987 Mitsubishi, stolen from New courts were stereo equipment, radar sides of a car on Ari Drive were Kuzemchak stopped him on JFK Brunswick, turned up on Cortelyou detectors, a videocassette recorder, In addition, police said, 150 checks reportedly dented and scratched be- Boulevard at 12:21 a.m. for erratic H & H Provisions was apparently Lane in Somerset. Both vehicles were fishing poles, binoculars, a wallet, a from a Federal Credit Union were tween Dec. 2-3. operation of his vehicle, police said. burglarized twice between Dec. 6-8, reported missing Dec. 4 and re- knap sack, a thermos, and a buck removed from a Village Drive mail- Mr. Ward was reportedly processed police said. Taken were tools and covered the next day. knife, police said. box between Nov. 26 and Dec. 7; a on videotape and released on his own meat, worth over $2,000, police re- Nothing was reported missing after mailbox, worth $40, was stolen from recognizance. a vehicle break-in on Brooklinc Av- Two Bell Telephone ground-mount ported, adding that entry was outside a Culver Street residence pedestals were knocked. over on enue. possibly gained through a window Someone broke into five vehicles between Dec. 8-9; and a bundle of Berger Street between Dec. 4-5, that was ajar or a roof vent. in the parking lot of Ruffles Inn on newspapers was taken from the police said. Walter Dyer, 36, of North Bruns- Somebody stole $650 worth of wick was charged Dec. 7 with jewelry from a Douglas Garden apart- possession of a controlled dangerous ment Dec. 7 after forcing a rear substance, police said. Officers window police said, and someone COURT DOCKET Carlos Torrelio and Jeffrey Suriano reportedly took copper fittings, reportedly found marijuana in Mr. valued at $500, from Buist, Inc. on The following judgments were was fined $500, plus $15 court costs. passing a school bus while it was Otis L. Gorden of New Brunswick^ Dyer's possession after they pulled Voorhees Avenue after cutting gate handed down in Franklin Township loading/unloading. He was fined pleaded guilty to a Nov. 15 charge of him over at 9:33 p.m. at the inter- and storage container locks between Municipal Court Monday, Dec. 3 and $100, plus $15 court costs. He was driving while suspended/,He was section of Route 27 and Camner Dec. 6-7. Wednesday, Dec. 5. Thomas J. Fillmore of Flemington also ordered to serve 15 hours of fined $500, plus $15 court costs. ' Avenue for an alleged motor vehicle In addition, police said, a battery community service. violation. charger and hydraulic jack, worth pleaded guilty to an Oct. 4 charge of driving while intoxicated. He was $450 total, were taken from a trailer Kyungsub Choi of Franklin Park on Hamilton Street after the latch was fined $1,000, plus $15 court costs, Charlie L. Deloatch of New Bruns-',' - pleaded guilty to a Nov. 4 charge of $30 to the Violent Crimes Compensa- James G. Enman of Somerset wick pleaded guilty to a Nov. 26'" Erica Walker, 21, of Hillcrest Av- pried; and a chain saw and weed r driving while suspended. He was tion Board n id a $100 surcharge. He pleaded guilty to a Dec. 21, 1989charge of driving while revoked. He' •' enue, Somerset and Anne Berls, 31, whacker, worth $400 together, were fined $500, plus $15 court costs. His stolen from a Colonial Park mainten- was ordered to serve 48 hours at an charge of driving while suspended. was fined $750 and $15 court costs.' of North Brunswick were charged driver's license was suspended for an Intoxicated Driver's Resource Center He was fined $750, $15 court costs with shoplifting from Rutgers Plaza ance building after a cellar door was additional five days. forced. and 30 hours of community service. and his license was revoked for 90 on Easton Avenue. Ms. Walker was days. placed in local lock-up pending bail, police said, after Foodtown security • < Jeffrey G. Georgianna of Somerset Wesley J. Biles of Somerset Ronald E. Snyder of North Bruns-,., personnel reportedly observed her A 1989 Dodge, valued at $14,000, pleaded guilty to Oct. 13 charges of pleaded guilty to a Sept. 8 charge of Debra S. Lukovitch of New Bruns- wick pleaded guilty to a Nov. 16,,, attempting to leave the supermarket was stolen between Dec. 4-5 from driving while under the influence and driving while intoxicated. He was wick pleaded guilty to a June 5 charge of driving while suspended..''/ Dec. 6 at 10:51 p.m. without paying Hamilton Street, police said. driving while suspended. For the fined $300, $15 court costs, $30 to charge of driving while revoked. She He was fined $1,000 and $15 court,; for $33.42 worth of merchandise. A 1977 Chevrolet reported stolen drunken driving charge, he was fined the Violent Crimes Compensation was fined $500, plus $15 court costs. costs. His driver's license was re-:,. Ms. Berls was released on her own Dec. 7 from Len's Mobil on Route 27 $300, plus $15 court costs. He also Board and a $100 surcharge. He was voked for six months and he received a $100 surcharge and was ordered to serve 12 to 48 hours in an ordered to serve 10 days in jail. ordered to pay $30 to the Violent intoxicated driver's resource center Crimes Compensation Board. His and his license was revoked for six driver's license was suspended for six months. months, and he was ordered to serve 12 to 48 hours in an Intoxicated Burglars apprehended Driver's Resource Center. For the John Szeremcta of Belle Mead driving while suspended charge, he pleaded guilty to a Nov. 28 charge of red-handed in restaurant A FOUR SEMESTER CURRICULUM OFFERING A STRUCTURED, SEQUENTIAL, AND FLEXIBLE Franklin Police caught a pair of Sgt. David Bonnell responded, as • APPROACH TO TEACHING MUSIC burglars red-handed inside the well as Canine Officer Jeffrey Carter" ' FESTIVE! FRAGRANT! FUN! Pondcrosa Steak House on Easton with police-dog Beau. NEW SEMESTER BEGINS IN JANUARY GIFTS FOR FAMILY AND FRIENDS Avenue Dec. 10. The two men were charged with • ClutM In Ktndalt Pufc. Eut Bruniwicfc t Hi/rtf on Police apprehended Neil Wagman, • A^M 18 mo. through 7 Everyone enjoys a gift from Mary Kay, and youil enjoy the ease of burglary and possession of burglary" • Pt. NaU CIMI - lov* No).." shopping in your own home or office. There's even complimentary 35, of Easton Avenue, Somerset and equipment — including a drill, lock-' - Small ClaMM - 1S wa«k tttsioa gift wrapping available. For information, call today. Frank Santisi, 37, of East Brunswick, picks, and other hand tools — and1- For more information contact: after a delivery man telephoned head- placed in local lock-up pending bail, quarters at 3:10 a.m., saying he had police said, adding, "It appears that' KINDERMUSIK of Central Jersey noticed a lowered attic ladder and the suspects had attempted to open ' k MARy several coolers ajar at the restaurant. ; Gailanna Cummings Hubbard, Director the safe, which was damaged in the P.O. Box 5074, Kendall Park, N.J. 08824 JOAN Officers Robert Nemes, Larry attempt." Lupowski, John Ku/emchak, and (201) 297-9345 201/846-7454 tf In Hamilton Call (609) 585-3352 Robber FULL SERVICE FUND-RAISERS, INC. commandeers > WAREHOUSE SALE! automobile FOR THE SEASON! By Laurie Lynn Strasser 50% to 75% OFF Staff Writer FUND RAISER A highway robber assaulted a , MERCHANDISE I 23-year-old South River motorist,/ stole his money, and commandeered For tho Holidays I his car Dec. 3 at 4:50 p.m.. Franklin (9, and ALL Days Police said, The victim was waiting to turn onto r—m•
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A 58 year old Somerset man was ', injure.I when tin automobile struck ' Im bicycle at1' 47 am Sunday, Dec ' '', police said Donald Baton, of i lesion Avenue, was treated at ,St J IVicr's Medical Center for con- • For tho p.ir.I thirloon yoara DoPaolo. a full sorvico beauty salon, linions, .ilu.i\uin\, and bruises, ' has boon sorving tho community wilh a prolor.r.lonally trained i^ilkr t;itd, ithrr motorist Jane « r.tall Our goal:; havo always boon r.implo, tho latent r.tylo and lUixk. \0. ol Haworth Place, Some- • met, hit his hike while turning right , comploto customer satisfaction. unto New Brunswick Road from • WelK Koiul. Police reportedly issued \ I ol our professional stylists croato lor you a personal now look her a Minimum for disregarding a • Como In and ciiscovor "Why tlwso In tho know go to DoPaolo" «!up sifin nt tlir iitlcrtrction. \ With tho Iwlktay soawn horo and our r.rxrcial annivorr.ary wo aru having daily (or.tivitior.. Wo aro looking lorward to havo you par Vivid | ii >'f •inir. '.tiii ic nm.j'i '.i!t in 1HK
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Hours: Mon. Tii«m., W«ul., Thura.. Fi i. 1) » l».t>**1tlM« Hut. 8 5, Hun. Clown ft* ( HAMILTON |l WHIRS NINU !'J|; PriiKolnn, IM J . Oil N«ai«u TUroal. (1O0 fiU:l1S?O0 Know *am« By Peter Zlrnlte hundreds — perhaps thousands — of that as "the CEO of a $12 billion Treasury. $500,000 savings for the state. "It is who maintain the state's motor pool, Statehouse Bureau state employees are facing jobless- enterprise" he deserved the addi- In addition to cabinet members, not going to solve our deficit prob- which was reduced under the current ness because of the budget crunch. tional money, Mr. Florio said accept- lem, but it is a start," he said. Members of Gov. Jim Florio's Mr. Florio said a dozen top aides, budget. ing the raise "would be sending the Mr. Florio has asked each of the 19 cabinet and about a dozen other top The 19 cabinet members, who including chief of staff Joseph Last week, officials of the Com- aides will not be receiving scheduled currently earn $95,000 a year, were wrong message." Salema, would also forego raises in departments of state government to Cabinet members who agreed not trim its budget by 8 percent — cuts munication Workers of America, the raises in the new year, the governor scheduled to receive $15,000 raises the new year. The amount of the union representing the largest number announced Monday. effective next month. to take the scheduled raises include raises had not been determined. that would go beyond the 10 percent heads of the following departments: reductions made earlier this year. of state employees, issued a report in The governor said his staff decided The governor said that at his urging Although no commitment has been which they claim the state could meet Agriculture, Banking, Commerce, "We're not even waiting for next its deficit reduction goals without to follow his lead and forego the the 19 cabinet members agreed to Community Affairs, Corrections, received, the governor said he ex- raises they were scheduled to receive freeze their salaries at their current pects the decision of his top aides to (fiscal) year," the governor said firing unionized employees. because of the $600 million budget level. Earlier, the governor refused a Education, Environmental Protec- have a ripple effect, with the 150 about his request for additional cuts. deficit the state faces. $45,000 raise approved by the Legis- tion, Health, Higher Education, Hu- division directors, deputies and assis- Mr. Florio declined to estimate When the governor was asked man Services, Insurance, Labor, Law how many state employees could lose about the CWA recommendation to While,the governor and his staff lature, instead keeping his salary at tants also rejecting raises. $85,000. and Public Safety, Military and their jobs as a result of the additional cut some 1,500 middle management will be receiving smaller paychecks Veterans' Affairs, Personnel, Public Mr. Florio estimated the executive budget cuts. All he would confirm jobs, he responded, "We will be than anticipated in the new year, Although the governor said he felt Advocate, State, Transportation and salary freeze would result in a was the layoff of some 220 workers consulting with all of the people." STATE BRIEF Testing for AIDS sought, debated Join Our Holiday Food Fest , A Senate panel Monday approved legislation that would require health professionals to obtain written con- On December 15, join us at Food For Thought for sent from patients before testing them for AIDS. a sampling of the delicious foods being offered by our ) The Senate Institutions, Health and merchants. Santa will have gifts for the kids. While you're W.elfare Committee also released a treasure that would require all cou- there, be sure to visit our gift shoppes where you'll find ples to submit to AIDS test before obtaining marriage licenses. something special to please everyone on your list. Join the (Unlike the informed consent measure (S-2854), which has strong fun beginning at 10:00 a.m.—get a real taste of the holidays. support, the mandatory AIDS testing PRINCETON, bill has drawn mixed reviews, ac- Just five minutes from the heart of Princeton cording to its sponsor, who is unsure on Route 27 North Kingston Of its legislative future. , Twenty states already have laws requiring written consent from pa- HOLIDAY SPECIALS tients prior to AIDS testing, accord- ing to Sen. Wynona Lipman (D-Newark), sponsor of the bill, which also prohibits all health care Qiocofcu JLadks providers from refusing to treat AIDS Phone: 609-497-2170 patients. Find the perfect chocolate gift from the most Phone: 609-921-2060 Ms. Lipman pointed out the the unusual novelties to the ultimate basket or platter. MasterCard VISA American Express Centers for Disease Control has rcc- 30.00 minimum. ornmended that all patients receive FINE HOMEMADE CHOCOLATES counseling before being tested for the Scungilli - Calamari - Bacala human immunodeficiency virus LOW CALORIE CANDIES Fruit Baskets (HIV), which causes AIDS. LIVE LOBSTERS • CLAMS "Obviously," she said, "pretest SUGAR FREE CHOCOLATES counseling cannot be done if a pa- For The Holidays. FILLET • SHRIMP • SALADS tient's blood is tested without his WE SHIP UPS A Plentiful Acres gourmet fruit knowledge or consent." CHOWDERS • ROLL-UPS Persons who violate the provisions Come See Oar Specialty basket is the perfect choice for of the act, which will now be con- friends, family or corporate accounts. POACHED SALMON sidered by the full Senate, could be NUTTY CARAMETZELS! found guilty of a disorderly persons Choose from a wide variety of qffense, which carries a sentence of baskets filled with an assortment SHRIMP PLATTERS up to six months in jail and a $1,000 Zappia's Italian Deli of the finest fresh fruits, cookies, PLACE YOUR HOLIDAY ( If the violations are *'intentionally OPENING SOON! candies, cheese, crackers, tea, pre- ORDERS EARLY rhalicious" or "wantonly reckless," the bill provides for punitive damages Imported Italian delicacies serves, dried fruit, mixed nuts and in civil actions. Premium Dell Meats fine wine. i The mandatory AIDS testing bill (5-3034) requires testing for all cou- Imported Italian Cheeses: Have a special request to personal- ples applying for marriage licenses. Parmlglano (Regglano) • Pecorlno Romano (Locatelll) ize your gift? Our gift counselors wil\ but carries no sanctions if the test Top Quality Provalone • Fresh Mozzarella ijcsults are positive. • Antlpasto Products assist you in creating ^ ' Sen. Raymond Zane (D-Hast PREPARED ANTIPASTO PLATTERS unique and memorable Greenwich) stressed that his bill is A European D«s«rt Cafe With Much More! designed to ensure that both parties to HOT & COLD APPETIZERS baskets for those special | marriage are informed about the ENTREES FOR HOLIDAY CATERING names on your list. Treat yourself & your gaests to these Uangers of AIDS and to encourage scrumptious delights! .those persons who test postive to seek See you at the Holiday Celebration as we preview some of our Italian Specialties Phone: 609-924-1830 Gourmet Cakes, Pies & Pastries, Sedutto Ice Cream. counseling and medical attention. Fax: 609-683-8620 Columbo Frozen Yogurt, Cappuccino and many •WW B* CM IS* BW VS* JB3 BS MC » S» | more tempting goodies. The Nutcracker Orders totaling $30.00 Cakes & Pies for the Holidays ;a Novvyoucan tell the tide 5 Gourmet Inc. •J aseasilyasthetime 5 or more receive PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY Phone: 609-921-1966 a 15% discount. Holiday • Parties • Glfl Certificates a Gourmet Gift Baskets "«•»:• THE WILLIAMS COLLECTION s Areas largest selection NEW VISIONS GALLERY I s of German Nutcrackers An Extensive Showcase of Contemporary Painting. a & Smoking Men Marrazzos Prints. Photography, Computer Art & Sculpture i a Over 30 Varieties Of Gourmet Coffees NOW ON EXHIBIT •a Manor L Loft Galltry-"AFRICAN ART IN TRANSITION, .a Our Espresso & Cappuccino Bar 1990" •j a Is Now Open! Phone: 609-9210005 Fax: 609-921-3061 Gallfry 1 —"INK & WATERCOLOR PAINTINGS" (Ruth V. Sharon) % s Fine Handcrafted Furniture HOLIDAY HOURS a Mon. thru Frl. 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Atrium Ar«a-J0HN & YOKO, Nov. 1900 Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. Famous Photographs & Posters by 2 IN r r ~ — - Allan Tannenbaum & EXCLUSIVE his remarkable imtrurriem is tlw » Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. LENNON COMMEMORATIVE first quart; *por! watch lo tell £ _l Santa Fe Pottery Co. POSTER Tthe tide. And ni going to change 8 White Pine Roping 99C/yrd. (through December) the livrjof inyiiiy with an inifrntln jj GREAT HOUDAY GIFT IDEAS! Balsam Wreath 12" $5.00 CONTACT: MARY LOU BOCK 609-921-1142 Mtrrorittiitil activity fl • Handmade functional poittry from The Krifyer* Tidal Chronometer" 5 lh< Southwest display actually JIKWJ WB the ftneni >j • 1OOX Wool Handwovrn Rug« Fresh Cut Christmas Trees juie of the nil's anil duplicas« the liiapc j| • 5 nr mm* !» 6A Thursday, December 13, 1990 The Franklin Netos-Record Tn, 'II I > HOLIDAY WISHES FROM TIFFANY P.ilnm.i I'u .I-.M1 "X" c.itnno '"' pierced c.irs :unl IK.1 IVii-tti lie.ills in ci|;liu-in k.it.it cold In mi mit 1 lie I ill.my Irsoro, the dilmilive spoils w;iteh in "I ovi' .unl Kis.t "s" pin in ii|:lit(cii k.it.it ciiltl ( ulli'( I mi 1 (it I ill,my di'si);nv Also .iv,IILIMC 111 eighteen Lii.it t;old or M,unless su-el ,uu| eighteen .iiul ciclitccn k.it.il colil with p.ivc ili.tnuunis (torn sti'ilmi; '•ilver. k;ir.it t;old I roil 1 our 1 oil ei lion ol I iff,my liuiepieccv mil CX( IUMVC ( (illi'( In HI (if I lit,my Iroin our collet lion ol I ill.my i|ii.itt: clocks, I ill.my pens Iroin our colle» tion ol sterling silver |-t( mi tun i ill In in >n DI 1 ill.iny liincpKH i-s, (lie ifj desk clock in l.ici|iiercd hr;iss. desk .u t t*ss(i|ies. I ill.my At I.is'* vv.iti li in luiclud .11 ul pi ilislicd oif;lnccn L11.1l (;nlil or sicilni); MIVCI. 1 I'lie 1 ill.my Ir.oio, the deliniiive .spoils w.iti li in P.IIOMI.I I'II ,i,so "Sciihhles" pin .ind e. ei|:lilrcn kat.K K"'1' with .1 dniiioiul he.'el lr(>m out Av.11l.thle in eighteen k;ir.it >;"ld -md eujhteen k.u.u 1 K.i I (leu 1 -.in I me stive 1 kill 1 mini pen1, limn mit collet (ion ol 1 ill.my tmtepiecrv UtiKI with p.ivt* ili.imond tips fioni our collection of t ii|l(( I ii ni 1 'I I ill,my ilc.i|;ir. I ill.my di-MHiis Also .iv.nlahle 111 sterling silver. See our entire tolletlion priced from $2M. HAMILTON IIVVIIIHSSINC I !»>I2 Princatan. N.J.. 02 NannBii Street, 608-003-4200 Lawrnncnvilla, N J , Alt. Hto 1 S Tomi» Aw» , GOO-771-0'100 I'.-ilm Hi',11 hCfintc'ii'i (I I in- further infiirm.-iliitri nr In nrifnr iiliimn 1 HOil ti 11 AMU ION .The Franklin Nays-Record Thursday, December 13, 1990 IN OUR SCHOOLS What's for lunch? Franklin Xey Club Pumpkin sale. en's class contains older children Public school lunches for Monday, Dec. 17 through Friday, Dec. 21 for all In December, the Key Club is MacAfee students each of our modern-day Indians was students are as follows: has acthe first half holding a clothing drive. Students give thanks paired with a Pilgrim, to help him/her Monday, Dec. 17 — Chicken nuggets with sauce, hot vegetables, oven and members of the community are make a turkey. It proved to be the baked french fries, fruit jello and milk. The 35-#ember Franklin High encouraged to help support the drive perfect match, and each child came Tuesday, Dec. 18 — Homemade chicken-vegetable soup, grilled cheese In a scene reminiscent of the first School Ke/ Club started off the by donating wearable clothing. All away with a feeling of pride and sandwich, fruit and milk. Thanksgiving, Pilgrims and Indians school yearwith,' a bang. donations can be given to Franklin accomplishment. recently gathered to give thanks and Wednesday, Dec. 19 — Sloppy joe on a bun, golden kernel corn, fruit and High School students, who will milk. The clubflas already participated in feast at MacAfee Road School. On a gather the clothes in Room 206. recent November day, just prior to Thursday, Dec. 20 — Tuna salad with lettuce on a kaiser roll, hash brown the Walleyjall Marathon for the men- Supporters can call the school for Second-graders read potato, fruit and milk. tally hamicapped and the Turkey Thanksgiving, the children from Ms. more information. Golden's class (Indians) and the chil- Friday, Dec. 21 — Italian Pizza, hot vegetable, fruit and milk. Walk. TW keyclubbers have written to the principal In the coming months, the F.H.S. dren from Mrs. Moreno's class (Pil- letters to (he servicemen and women Key Club will conduct food drives grims) shared the fruits of their labor. in Saudi Arabia, and sent cookies to and its annual M.D.A. Superdance. Students in Nancy Mudry's sec- Franklin teachers in honor of teacher Also in the works is an aluminum can Each class had learned about the ond-grade class at Elizabeth Avenue apprecialon \lliii.HfilnH(t!vn-KiiLirnitrN!-fT(-cthc0 Theliest way locont|>aiv home IJ>1IIII» II^UOIIIK! Any home equity line may n-diue equity lines? Ask one question: I'\l\O4l4>SI\<;illS! your taxes. (Ask your lax adviser.) lint a How miK'liover prime'.'" home equity line with a lower mai'j.Jin Chances arc. you win ft liudalwIU T over prime ami a lower lifetime cap will answe rlhan Central Jersey Hank's. save yon even more. (Ask your tax Because for the cut ire life of your Home PRIME PUS M adviseralioul that, loo.) 1 Equity Civdil Ijne, we charge ii niiii>|iii And il you already hasea home of just 1VJ% over prime 4IHKIM equity llneehai^imja higher rate, HOW'S Now. some lenders may t ry to Inn1 a prime time to talk to I 'enl I'll Jersey 1 Sou willi a so called "leaser rate' fora Off on I'M , the rale llcii .starts low. Hank ;IIMHII ivlliianeiii^al our more IMiimutut Sluil Ijirring' fim S lfl\ short iM'ticxIoflillie. Kilt the rale you Mays low. y,,ur rate may change liivoruhle T'lte oujjlit toconipaiv Is die mil rat«- the mniillilv. l>asf t ROLEX THE TEST OF TIME 1914 The Kew Observatory certi- 1960 With a Rolex Oyster fies Rolex as the first wristwatch to strapped to his bathyscaphe, outperform a pocket watch. Dr. Jacques Piccard sets a world record with a 35,000-foot deep- 1926 Rolex creates the revolu- sea dive. tionary Oyster case and the world's first water-and-shockproof 1986 The Steger watch is born. Expedition, guided only by a sextant 1927 Mercedes and a Rolex Chro- Gleitz swims nometer, reach the the English chan- North Pole by dogsled. nel wearing her Rolex Oyster. 1987 The Wakulla Springs Expe- Both perform flawlessly. dition, led by Dr. Bill Stone, rely on the Rolex Sea-Dweller in their 1935 Auto racer Sir Malcolm exploration of 4,200 feet of under- Campbell and his Rolex Perpetual water tunnels. set a speed record of 300 miles per hour. Today The Rolex legacy of ex- cellence and performance under 1953 Wearing pressure continues. Rolex Chrono- meters, Sir Ed- mond Hillary and Tenzing Norgay conquer Mt. Everest. HAMILTON JEWELERS SINCE 1912 Princeton, N.J., 92 Nassau Stroot, 609-683-4200 For further information or to order phone 1-800-5-HAMILTON •% t Z,'"" .'••, \ •-•'V/i ROLBX Udy Oyttcr P#rpoh»l 10K( yolkw poW. «tainl«i8» stool A tew, wWto gofd, and 18M. yellow gold i8ki yellow 90W ROLEX jmrwtwwioo Oyttor Pwp«tu*l lsds drtmond dwl yellow Mid 18kt. while poki 12A Thursday, December 13, 1990 The Franklin News-Record OBITUARIES Edith Bell the Lighthouse, an organization for citizen bowling Jeagues in Edison, Burial was held in St. Peter's pect Industries, North-Brunswick", fdr* the blind. Millie Mignella Stelton and North Brunswick; the Cemetery, New Brunswick. 18 years. She was a member of the Her husband, Dr. Samuel H. Bell, International Association of AFL-CIO. •<..:.:••. Edith Sylvia Yudell Bell died Sat- Millie •* Bosso Mignella of the Surviving are her husbandjH urday, Dec. 8 at home. She was 86. died in 1975. Machinists; and the American As- Surviving are three sons\ Dr. Somerset section died Saturday, Dec. sociation of Retired Persons, Russell; four sons, Russell, Jr. andfl Born in New York City, she lived 8 at Robert Wood Johnson University, Marion Mobley Bertrand M. Bell of the Bronx, c Bernard, both of Somerset, and Carl'H in North Miami Beach, Fla., and in Hospital, New Brunswick. She wa - Surviving are her husband, Carmen and John, both of New-BrunswickjS the Bronx, N.Y., before moving to Gerald of Edison and Dr. Kenneth E. Marion Louise Mobley died Fri- 1 of Long Beach, Calif., a sister, Dr. 72. J. Mignella; a daughter, Patricia four daughters, Jacqueline Thompson: " Somerset four years ago. Mignella of Morris Plains; two day, Dec. 7 at St. Peter's Medical Charlotte Yudell-Richman of New Mrs. Mignella was born in Center, New Brunswick. She was 60. and Carolyn Mobley, .both of Somerfi Mrs. Bell was a dental hygenist for York City; 11 grandchildren and two brothers, Genar Bosso of Edison and rset, and Janice Browne of Cranburyia Spangler, Pa. She lived in Franklin 'Dominic Bosso of South Brunswick; Born in Ocala, Fla., she lived in many years with her husband's dental great-granddaughters. since 1958. Somerset for 43 years. and Marie Mobley ofi Worth Bruns-f? practice in the Bronx. A graveside service was held Dec. and a sister, Yolanda Marino of wick; and 12 grandchildren. • ni She worked as an electronics as- Edison. She was a member of the Travelers She was a graduate of the Man- 11 at New Mount Carmel Cemetery, sembler for. 15 years at New Bruns- Fellowship Baptist Church in Services were held on Dec. 12 atrff hattan School of Music and a member Brooklyn, N.Y., under the direction wick Scientific Co., Edison, retiring Services were held Dec. 11 at the Piscataway, where she was on the the Travelers Fellowship Baptist of Temple Neve Shalom in of the Flynn & Sons Funeral Home, in 1984. Gleason Funeral Home, 1360 Hamil- pastor's aide committee, the usher Church, Piscataway, Burial followedT Metuchen. 23 Ford Ave., Fords. She was a communicant of St. ton St., Somerset, followed by a board, the inspirational and mass in Franklin Memorial Park Cemetery/!" She was active in Hadassah and a Shiva was observed at the home of Matthias R.C. Church, Somerset. Mass at St. Matthias R.C. Church, choirs, and served as the secretary of North Brunswick. •'.,.; . .(1 member of the American Auxiliary of Qerald Bell. She was a member of the senior Somerset. the Floral Club. She worked at Pros- Arrangements are by John W.to Travis & Sons Funeral Home, 676 Franklin Blvd., Somerset. Donald R. Harsell ' •- ' •;/.: ' ••« Donald R. Harsell, ; formerly otq Franklin Township, N'.J.v died Saturn j day at St. Joseph's Hospital in Read-" j ing, Pa. He was 60. .' ~bi Mr. Harsell was bom in Elizabeths N.J., and lived in the Somerset! section of Franklin ifor 30 yearao before moving to Albrightsville, Paiq two years ago. ' . .'j * He was a staff employee relations coordinator at Exxon Corp. in Bayonv/ ne, N.J., for 30 years vbefore hiST retirement in 1988, i ',u; He was an Air Force veteran of thai FRL, DEC. 14- Korean conflict. v . -IT He was a member of.the ExxorD SUN. DEC. 16 Annuitants, and the Quarter Century Club of Exxon. Survivors include two s&ns, Rich'Sj ard Harsell of Colchester, Conn., and John Harsell of Somerset; a daughter, DEDUCT AN Elizabeth Wellington of Bedford ^ N.H.; his mother, Catherine Bran&j Harsell of Albrightsville; a brother ADDITIONAL William Harsell of Edison, N.J.i',a;i sister, Lorraine Koby, also of Edison f,; and three grandchildren.', nt\ Services were held .on Dec. 13$; from Leonard Home for Funeral^,,, 242 West Jersey St., Elizabeth, fol- lowed by burial at Evergreen Cemr,] etery, Hillside. > j0 • • ..il 85% SENIOR OFF THE TICKETED PRICE LEISURE By Celia Garfinkel OF ALL FALL & WINTER Special Writer The Franklin Township Senior CLEARANCE MERCHANDISE, Citizens Club, Inc. is alive and well in Somerset. The column did not appear last month because I was not well. ' ALREADY REDUCED 20%-40% As usual, we will have a trip to Atlantic City, this time to the Claridge Casino. The tap will be* chaired by Wanda Vilolo and Rose ALSO SAVE Tanora. Our 17th annual Holiday Party and Dinner Dance will be celebrated at McAteer's Res- taurant. Blanche and Marty Fer- raro are chairing the event; seating will be arranged by Doris Klingelstcin. Birthdays and anniversaries are celebrated the second meeting of, 20-25%OFF the month. We are planning trips for next year, so be prepared to attend many happy functions. Seniors may attend a free mov- A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ie, sponsored by Paul and Nancy, Goldberg of the U.F.O. Hair Company, at the Cinema VI in the Rutgers Plaza on the third REGULAR PRICE MERCHANDISE Wednesday of the month at 10 a.m. Come and enjoy and maybe you will win a prize. THROUGHOUT THE STORE Due to Dec. 25 and Jan. 1 being holidays, there will be no meet- ings on those days. (Jingo, for members only, will be available for members only after the Dec. FREE 18 meeting On Jan, 8, we will have installa- tion of officers -- Jonathan Hrowrj will be the installing officer. The, GIFT following members have beer} elected for I'MI: president, VA\ Mockuvak; 1st vice president^ WRAP Tom Kuhn; 2nd vice president^ Barbara Homier; secretary, Dorif i Klingchtcin; treasurer. Arthur, (iussi; assistant treasurer, Marge Kuhn; corresponding sccietatyf" Hlvira Amorosod. Good luck *2.Vv Applicable to ladies' Sportswear you all Happy HanuKknh, season'* Excluding Special Purchases, Wine & Uquor, Warehouse Sale, Storcwide Coat ami Oulcrwcar Sale & While Sale greetings ami a healthy new yearj' To all our members, who liav*' been away, hurry hack, we miss STANDARD ALTERATIONS ARE FREE OF CHARGE you all Until next lime, lake thrf lime in enjoy urn) lie healthy, * Reprints availably for Bill of Rights | In honor of (he Hicenlcnninl of. Hill of Rights, the New Jersey Slj Bar l-oumlmion will provide fi reprints of ihe Hill of Night*, the , EP/TEIN7 If) AHKMIIIKIU.I io the U.S. ('omit lion, in booklet form, to schools community group* l:*ch school and orgi tr<|u«st a box of up |o ,..(. «* long n* supplies Inst. Soul illicit*, on school or organi/tttii., lettcilwml. to: Hill of Rights Rcpriii New Jersey Stale |)llr |oun EDITORIAL Dear dad and Now's the time mom to be heard on BROKEN school budgets CRACKERS Franklin School Board members and ad- Gerry Jurrens ministrators are starting to do some serious number-crunching for their 1991-92 budget. School elections — and school budget referen- We were delighted to see you looking dums — are still at least three months away, but so well. Even though it was a tragedy that the district's new spending plan is already occasioned your visit, I'm glad that we could be together. I know how grueling it beginning to take shape. Persons interested in must have been to drive 2,000 miles in making their views known on school spending three days. would be wise to do so now, either by attending It doesn't make a lot of sense to me that budget work sessions or by contacting school the airlines can't accommodate people board members. like you who need oxygen. After all, the Judging from last week's bond referendum, cabin is pressurized, there are a zillion oxygen masks in the overhead compart- Franklin voters should know by now that a vote ments, and the pilots themselves are using for or against a proposed school budget or bond it. At least your trip was uneventful. referendum can mean plenty. And if last week's It was good to see my sisters. I can't referendum is any indication, school board imagine how fast that nutty members and administrators can count on un- brother-in-law, Jack, was driving. Can usually high voter turnouts in the coming you believe he and Darcy left Winter Park, Florida at 8:30 Monday night, elections. Voter turnout is usually abysmally low LETTERS TO THE EDITOR stopped in Roanoke, to pick up Carole, in school elections; last week's 13 percent and arrived here by 3:30 Tuesday after- turnout was an all-time high for school elections noon? That rented Budget Lincoln was It was obvious to anyone who has follow- taxpayers have been assured that the painted Stealth Black. Jack really gives in Franklin. ed soccer at the high school that this group program won't cost any additional Conerly Road staff the phrase "unlimited mileage" ndw During the past three years, the largest turnout was truly a team and "here to play." No money? meaning. in six area communities was 11 percent last thanks the P.T.O. more easy victories for opponents. And last, but certainly not least, isn't it spring in West Windsor. The average was To all the soccer players, we say a conflict of interest for persons whose Jeff's funeral was just as he would have congratulations for your perserverance livelihood is directly or indirectly depen- wanted it. It was certainly inspirational to between 5 and 6 percent; the poorest turnout was To the Editor: meet all his friends from New Jersey Bell, in the 1989 school elections when 1.7 percent of and a job well done. We would also like to dent upon the decisions of a school board Thanksgiving break began early this take this opportunity to thank coaches to be members of that board? and his rehab program. They were really nice people — and their tribute to Jeff's the registered voters turned out in both year for the faculty and staff of Conerly Burd, Hoeflinger and Gyuricz for their Although I may commiserate with your Plainsboro and Princeton Borough. In the Road School, when the P.T.O. surprised commitment this year to help ensure a dedication to work and recovery helped reporters when it comes to their desire not ease the pain of our loss. borough, not a single resident in District 1, us with a spectacular breakfast. strong soccer program at Franklin High to make enemies of their neighbors, it is a The priest's allusion to the struggle of which has 1,248 registered voters, went to the The parents of this wonderful organiza- School. grave error to abuse the freedom of the the caterpillar, in its transformation to a tion must have been cooking for days, or press to report facts selectively. I believe polls. Henry and Dorothy Key, beautiful butterfly, captured for me the at least into the previous night, for the the News-Record is guilty of just such an At first blush, one would ask how voters — Somerset essence of his life and death. I'm sure teachers were greeted by the luxurious error, but look forward to its redress. increasingly concerned about taxes — could aromas of homemade muffins, breads, Jeffs soaring somewhere right now. Or ignore the opportunity to voice their opinion on a and coffee, coffee, coffee ... a necessity Thomas E. Rehman, more likely fishing! budget which in many communities accounts for for most of us before the 8:05 "mad dash Questions linger Emerson Road, Our weekend was pretty exciting. The as much as 60 percent of the property tax bill. for the classroom" that occurs every Somerset Princeton High School football banquet weekday. over school bond was held Friday night on the campus of But if the impact rejection has on the final The P.T.O. further outdid themselves the Princeton Theological Seminary. budget is examined, the low voter turnout is School district by having hot homemade (or rather To the editor: Nearly 200 guests attended. The food easier to understand. Last year, for example, 48 on-the-spot school-made) eggs, prepared by the seminary staff was won- percent of the school budgets in New Jersey were home-fried potatoes, omelets, and even The cartoon by Mr. Weber in your Nov. makes statement derful, the company was warm, and defeated, including budgets in Montgomery and quiche. The sight of pitchers of ice-cold 29 issue borders on absurdity. Literary Curtis was honored for "dedication, de- orange juice and Thanksgiving decora- license is commonly practiced in many To the editor: termination, and desire!" Besides a letter, Rocky Hill. It was the highest rejection rate since areas and nowhere so much as in the satire a trophy for being a member of the Valley 1976. But the average cut resulting from budget tions set the tables perfectly. The faculty Editor's note: The following is a ami staff enjoyed a luxurious breakfast of cartoonists, but this particular image is post-referendum statement fromFranklin Division Championship team, a plaque for defeats was, as in previous years, miniscule. and had a chance to sit and talk, which is without foundation. Township Schools. the aforementioned "3D's," he won the Voters have come to understand that voting It is doubtful that anyone on'the Board' "whistle." a rarity during the day. It was a pleasure The Franklin Township Board of of Education would be sanguine enough to Each year, the coaches give the whistle down a budget will not result in any significant that lasted all throughout the day. Education and administration are deeply predict the student population 10 years to the senior who shows exceptional spirit changes in the taxes they pay or the money We would be remiss if we did not committed to offering the finest educa- hence and no one expects them to do so. and leadership. I can't tell you how proud schools spend. mention the P.T.O. members by name. tional programs within their current fa- After all, we elect other human beings like and amazed we are! We wish to thank Martha Camarda, the cility, capacity and staffing patterns. Despite the poor voter turnout and the modest ourselves, not soothsayers. But Mr. Curtis was a little disappointed because president, who is a familiar face around It was the hope of the Board to prepare changes that are made to defeated school Weber has no trouble walking where even he didn't get to start, and wasn't playing the school. She has contributed more than itself for the future and for current enrol- budgets, proposals by both the New Jersey the Board fears to tread. as much as he had during the past couple anyone could ever imagine. Along with lment growth by placing a referendum The journalistic community has ex- of years when they only had 20 kids. He School Boards Association and the New Jersey Mrs. Camarda were Dorine Bailey and before the public to construct the ercised itself vigorously over the last 20 must have contributed in other ways! Education Association to eliminate school Barara Nichol, who are also staunch necessary space for school facilities. contributors to our school. years doing investigative reporting upon The Football Booster Club presented budget referendums should be resisted. Although the Board is disappointed that We should also thank the countless all levels of government while continually Head Coach Keith Wadsworth with a Voters should have more say — not less — in carping about the public's right to know. the referendum failed to meet voter ap- trophy we designed. It's reminiscent of parents who contributed the delicious proval, we understand the nature and how their tax dollars are spent. Efforts should be breads, muffins, and extras. P.T.O. It is virtually a cliche that no public the Lombardi trophy, with a wooden baj>c made to increase voter turnout, as well as voter official or action is immune from the eye sentiment of people during these times of and pillar, topped by a crystalline foot- parents, the faculty and staff of Conerly economic concern. We recognize that a interest in school policies and curriculum, rather Road school salute you for a job not only of the press. Has the News-Record ball. Coach Wadsworth will always be bothered to do any investigative reporting vote against a tax increase is not necessari- "Coach of the Year" in our book! than ceding even more discretionary power to a well done, but one that was over and ly a vote against schools or children. on the issue of the school bond? Or has it Speaking of Vince Lombardi, our guest handful of elected officials. above anything we have ever cxpcricncd While a board of education must set its just awakened from a 20-year slumber speaker, ex-Giant quarterback Scott Urun- before! Thank you, thank you, thank you. vision on long-term solutions and plan- At the very least, schools officials could with a kiss from Prince Charming and ner, quoted him during his inspirational ning, many citizens are concerned — follow the lead of their towns. Many area The faculty found itself back in the "good old days" comments. "The spirit, the will to win, rightfully so — with the present condition municipal governments hold more numerous and stuff of when the press contented itself with being working to excel: these are the qualities in their lives. open administrative sessions at which residents Conerly Road School a government mouthpiece? that arc more important than the event that If 1 were a news reporter, I'd like to It remains the task of the Board of occasions it." I agree that "It was spirit are welcome to comment on spending plans and Education and administration to formulate priorities as they are being developed. know the answer to a whole host of that turned around what was arguably the questions: plans that can best satisfy people's im- most dismal program in Mercer County." As a means of keeping school spending in Salutes efforts Was this subject first broached in mediate concerns and future educational Our biggest surprise was left for Sun- check, however, school budget voles are in and October as has been said? If so, what needs of the district, while maintaining day. 77ie Trenton Times published its of themselves an exercise in (utility, which most of soccer coach prompted the Hoard to select an election maximum sensitivity to the taxpayer. ALL-AREA listing and Curtis was honor- voters recognize. date of December instead of the usual date The Board will diligently return to the ed in the paper! ITic "3D " award was To the editor: of April? Are they afraid that with the planning table and examine all possible given to him and his friend Tona, a The alternative to casting a vote during 'the and feasible options to satisfy its educa- school elections is turning out at the public increased budget taxpayers will IK asked wonderful young man from Mexico Soccer in lianklm tcx>k another stop to approve in April that the bond issue and tional space limitations. whose parents are ministers studying at budget work sessions early and often and letting forward on Saturday evening Dec. H at the budget might be voted down? The referendum represented our best Ihe Seminary. Hy the way, Tona is a Franklin High Si hool calelcria. I here was board members know where you stand. If you Why has the brochure that the Board plans and projections for Franklin Town- gifted trumpet player in ihe school's think schools are spending too much —• or not an appreciation dinner lor soccer players ship Public Schools in meeting its facility studio ja//- band who put forth Ihcir IH'SI ellotts this past mailed out gone only lo the parents with and space needs. Those plans must now As you know, Kevin and his pal enough — the time to communicate that is in the season. children in the schools? Docs the Hoard not have access lo the names and ad- be redefined in an effort to gain greater Karccrn Schuls were Waterboys all next four to six weeks, before the Assisted hy a group of interested soccer dresses of all the taxpayers in the town- approval and acceptance by a broader season. They received the same trophies number-crunchers have put away their pirenls, coaches Scott llurd, Ken ship' spectrum of the public. as the players did, for being members of calculators and forward the preliminary budgets (iyuric/. ami lony lloeflingcr showed How does the Hoard know that the lax I-'or over one year during the past Ihe Division Championship tram. their appreciation to their playcrv Ihe to the county superintendent of schools. incicase would only be W per $100,000 planning stages, there had been input from One of Kurt's friends, lad Kinchin, respect and curing, on the part of the assessed valuation when the intciest rale municipal leaders and a cooperative spirit was awarded a plaque for being the Uip coaches and playcis was olivious. on the IXIIMI can't be fixed until the date from many, many parents of schix>l-agc scholar-athlete. Tad takes mostly ad Scott Hurd, the new varsity coach, is it's sold'' (iivcn the current investment children nnd elderly cili/ens within the vanccd placement courses and has dune one of the bo! things thai h;is liap|X'iu-i1 ID climate what assurance do they have that a township. Although our original plans very well. On the field, he is a lierve the soccer program a( fr.inV.lni High in a lavorahle rale can In: obtained: indeed, received favorable reaction, they need to competitor. long time It moved us as we wak lied and Ihr I icinklin NEWS-RECORD what assurance is (hero that the issue can be revisited to reflect ihe public s caution Tad's father Ron displayed about two listened lo him thank his charges lor their l>e floated at all? nhoiit tax increases dozen H-hy-12 color photos captiili|i£> effort* during the season anil as they The issue remains one of space limita- «omc of the highlights of the season. He thanked him lur bunging out the Ivsl in If there were 7,l(Ki students in 14H0. tions wilh increasing enrollment projec- offered each senior one free print! tyc Ihcin and there are 4..KX) now with HJ(\) ptojrclrd lor IW4-').V what happened lo tion*. Obviously, the problem of space ordered several topic* so that we can send We listened inlrnlly us co i-api.un John the classrooms thai housed those 1.IKX) did not disappear with the defeat of the you some. They are really exceptional (in/rk bemoaned Ihe l.ui ih.it as ,i senior students' Did almost 100 classrooms referendum. It remains even a greater picture*. , 1*. (»«. l,,,,v» (•'* he would not have the o|»|>oitiiiiiiy to play simply disappear' Why can't the Middle- challenge to plan collitborailvcly for I had only one dimtppninlmcnl: we hnd for coach Html again ll reminded us ol bush School IK- reopened and nlih/cd I'ranklin's future. invited sporUwntcn from all the loCnl Tail l'.,-t*« I aril similar coiiVTisaliiiiis we had wilh <>m instead ol packing cluldien into portable Hie Hoard of lUlucntion and administra- paper* to be our guest* I sent invitations own son, Alei, the only oihet semoi on nailers? Arc theic any other lolmcr school tion will continue their dialogue and urn! followed up with phone call* Mvcjty- Ilie squad buildings in ihe township thnl aren't being planning in the very near future in order to one laid thai it was likely they could Itic fact that these two have staved VMIII utilised for their intended purpose? resolve the real need for cl.nsroom space. attend (or send nomeonc in iheu place). a ptogiani 'or four years, where virtually Isn't il ,1 fact thai without the loiutmc- nnd ichool facilities. The only folks wilh a huge conflict weir each year there was a new ioaeh mid tion o| ihe I'lanklin i'aik addition, nt lea*! the Packet staff nincc their Holiday parly vnniij questions us to whether (here Hill Crtpixi A Ptekol PubScstton part ol Ihe magnet school program would WH the *amc night. The Tune* sent « would rven IK1 n learn, was gialilving IHrcdor of labile AiTalm lie seriously |eopaidi/ed, while all nlong Franklin Schools photographer and thai picture was «in The unfoitiin.ile thing, however, is that Monday'* paper. those rrniiiiriin|> on (he sqii;nl (,ue Ihe All you can do is a^k. I KUCM |MHMI>IIHY of similar i omiilioin ni'M year One last thing. I found out llic addiC" if coach ilurd i* not ofleird n position in for donation* in Jeff's memory It's the the township We have lx*cn tottunale In Carrier foundation, Itm 147, Belle have Scoit Ilurd bring hi* rnlliiisiasiu and Letter Policy Mead, NJ 0X501, Attention: Wendy Ul dedication lo Ihe program pg tman (Memorial for Jeffrey Alan Imrcn*) Ilictr writt* severaseverall gained dm ing the Kruilris aic urged lo vviiie letters lo tight lo edit. Deadline for Idlers is "i Well, I've got lo get lo work. Hope M.hMi I <'M#'n wason when liwikliliw n showeh d the giowtghh the cdiior. All ii-iisoiialile Ictici" con p.m. Monday. Semi letters to liiliior, your tiip buck to Albuquerque wa» ami ikilh developed during ligoioiis- lialn ieining wallets ol local interest will IK- The Iranklm News-Kccortl, 15 Ccdtir piea«anl ami safe We'll talk to you before ing *r**ion« with t oath Until There weir published I lie newspaper reserves the (hove lane, Snuieiset, 0887,1, Chcislman love, (irny and Connie also numerous limes when facing- larger, rmiie skilled sc|iiad-. dial I ninklin ilr Junrns Icmtn nlimt spirit m«l inomlra!r Weddings • Aftfypairs & 'DiamondSittings Done on 'Premises SATURDAY, DEC. IS *' Bar Mitzvahs / • Santa's Elves, songs and musical fun for ages VA to Vh with a craft to Business Functions X-MAS PREVIEW take home. Parents should be prepared to stay. Children will need a carton Banquet Facilities 25% -40% OFF about the size of a large milk crate. * to serve 400. Dinner Theatre ENTIRE STOCK OF TUESDAY, DEC. 18 (January-April) • Santa's Elves, songs and musical fun for ages Vh to 4 with a craft to take Lunch & Dinner 14k GOLD, DIAMOND & PEARL home. The program begins at 10:30 a.m. and parents should be prepared tb served daily JEWELRY stay. Registration is required. PLUS 30% OFF WEDNESDAY, DEC. 26 ENTIRE STOCK OF WATCHES • Drop-in Storytime for children ages K-2 at 3 p.m. FRIDAY, DEC. 28 "; RUTGERS PLAZA 1024 EASTON AVENUE • Creative Theatre Workshop An adventure into making literature come alive, with fun, creativity, and spontaneity. The program is available to 5- and A/E, M/C, SOMERSET, NJ 08873 469-2522 17l4E«ston Avenue, Somerset, NJ **.-#• VISA, 6-year-old children at 10:15 a.m. and for 7- and 8-year-olds at 11:30 a.m. DISCOVER (201) 247-4454 Registration is required and will begin on Dec. 14. MARY JACOBS MEMORIAL LIBRARY, "The ornament of a house is the friends that freauent it!" 64 Washington St., Rocky Hill. To all our friends, we wish you the happiest of holidays, (609) 924-7073 OEHTO STflG* a time of joy and peace, and a gentler New Year. Dance and Theatre School THRUSDAY, DEC. 13 Director, Goorgo Warren Kalhy and Jennifer • Toddler Time with Pat McKinley, 10:30 a.m. for children ages 2 to Vh. "Training lor trio Stage" The program will consist of 30 minutes of stories, songs, and play activities old world santas for toddlers and parents. Parents should plan to remain with their children. To DANCE THEATRE register and for further information, 924-7073. DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT angels • feather trees • MU -Tap~M«J«rn • Act>nQ-Vo«c*-Pt«nO FRIDAY, DEC. 14 • Ci**«c* B»n«t- Pt>ni« t Musical Th*atr« noah's arks • iMwotuct-FViytfvTMc WoXthops • Audit**! Tecfwwju* • Storjtime for preschool children ages V/i to 5 at 1:45 p.m. A film, "The americana • tree skirts Mole and the Carnival," will also be shown This program is free and open • ADULTS • TCENS • DrtEN • PRESCHOOL • BEGINNERS TO THt PfX)f ESSiONAL wool stockings to the public. WE HOW HAVE BOYS CLASSE5 moon santas TUESDAY, DEC. 18 »wd Wlntwig CATS f fac*ty porcelain jewelry • "Holiday Sing-Along", with Pat McKinley at 7 p.m. Ms. McKinley, who JAZZ & TAP COMPANY AUDITIONS conducts the library's toddler program, will provide an evening of seasonal Victorian ladies songs for all ages, from infants to grandparents Registration is required. Fall Semester has begun salt-glazed santas but registrations are still being accepted. THURSDAY, DEC. 20 tin ware • pottery • Toddler Time with Pat McKinley, 10:30 a.m. for children ages 2 to 3'/.,. CUBS KirUNS Jfl CATS I CA1S JA// cump«ii,i lo< ch.ld.tn 1 »•«• • TAP CATS Kx The program will consist of 30 minutes of stories, suiigs, and play activities I 10 4 up • Ou» axnp«ni#t f»»v« won m*ny tw«'dl f»gfor«ity AND ntooniilf tnc wun 1 at m t» N«ooo«l JAM ch«npianani(W tJ SIAH SYSTEMS »»• iomrn«f SXKXO for toddlers and parents. Parents should plan to remain with their children. To CB3ONLYI register and for further information, 924-7073. gathered especially for you at CALL STUDIOS FOR TIMES AND DETAILS FRIDAY, DEC. 21 touenurr soksnnu A Country Gathering • St»rytlni(t for preschool children ages V; to S at I 45 pm A film. IIJI (nun tnru 17 OtvWon ttr*» "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer" wilt also txr shown Tins ptvgrtim i" I'n'c (Wl) (301) 52»fl11J 218 E. Main Si. Tura.-S«t. 10.10-5 and open to the public. Bound Brook Thun. Till 8 • COMPlf TT UNE Of DANCEwr AH AVA11AJILF • 271-1155 ciUMc AND pioro r.tnvict ton prrtfOftMtn Library Closing • llic Mary Jacobs Library in Rocky Hill will be dosed on Monday. Dec 24 ami Tuesday. Dec. 25. Hie library will close nl i.M) p.m. on Monday, Dec Spotlight On cIfiank "You! 31 Please accept this special offer: Franklin It's Our 'Prtsent 'To you RECENT BIRTHS MONDAY, PERMS '49.95 Hie Mctlunl Center at htmvion A daughter. Jncqurlyn Kkanor n 6000) * nxciUly aiiiii'imn'il the fullowitifi l.awton, win Imtn (Xt 11 to WEDNESDAY, Women's biitlts Murlan.1. IH»M>II el ImiiUm I'.iik CUT & STYLE »17.95 is a monthly feature (rofl $23 00) A hnliy lx>y was IHMII MmiJ.iy, A il.ui(.:htcr. Strphnnlc Mar{c 10% OFF FOR SENIORS, Nov. ,'fi to Ron iui.1 Jrnnlfrr klrin Carry, was IHHII NI>V | in Carol !>, of the MONDAYS of lumklin Park and Dankl J. Curry ol Somerset TUESDAYS & WEDNESDAYS Franklin News Record. Kolvit H'o<« Cottar Ofova Centra 469-9040 ;;o Ctxliti Cliovo I*IM> Coronal. NJ 0(U) 7.1 S.I 9* The Franklin News-Record Thursday, December 13, 1990 g of CHURCH AND TEMPLE NOTES JReltgttxus Jgferfrtees, St. Sharbel marks 10 years in Somerset A 10th anniversary celebration of St. Sharbel Maronite Catholic Church Umted Methodist Church PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH was held Sunday, Nov. 11 in Some- In Haw Brunswick, NJ rset. George St. at Livingston Ave. New Brunswick 201-545-8975 100 Livingston Avenue A special Mass was con-celebrated Worship Service by Archbishop Francis M. Zayek, FUL SCHEDULE 10:30 a.m. Bishop of the Diocese of St. Maron, 9:30 Sunday School for all ages Rev. Dr. Swboics S. Nagy, Pastor U.S.A., Monsignor James Nehme, 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship "Tha Lord Is Still In tha City" the Rev. Charbel Semaan, the newly Zaphanlah 3:5 CNB "Sharing Cod's Word, appointed administrator of St. Showing Christ's Lova" Sharbel, and several priests and de- Rev. Larry Kalsjainen, Pastor Rev. Buddy Hubbard, Associate Pastor acons in the area. Child Care Plaza Parking After the Mass, awards were presented to outstanding members of ALL SAINTS' CHURCH Caiuauj <=_ the parish for their work and dedi- (Episcopal) cation to the church. Those honored All Saints' Road (oil Terhune) of tht ChiUtlan and Princeton included: Sunday Services Ji\lalonaiij c^TlLiancz Assad Farhat, one of the original 7:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist (Rite I) 423 Dunham's Conur Rd. founders, Phillip Barrood, a founder 9:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist (Rite II) East Bmniwlck 1000 a.m. Adult Forum and Sunday School and present Parish Council President, 11:15 Holy Eucharist (Rite I) 'Sun. 9:45 am Sunday School and Leila Stadelman, Council mem- Weekdays •11:00 am Family Worship Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist 6:0O pm Evening Service ber and constant supporter of the Thursday, 5:30 p.m. Holy Eucharist with Wed. 7:30 Prayer Meeting church. Laying-on-of Hands tor Healing Pastor, Rev. Stephen L. Bishop A special award was presented A. Drley Swartienlruber, Rector 'Nursery Available David I. Stokes, Assistant Rector form the parish to the Rev. Fahed (6091 921-2420 201-254-0224 201-254-4534 Azar, the first pastor and nine-year SOLID ROCK PRINCETON ETHICAL administrator of St. Sharbel, who was recently transferred to a new assign- Father Charbel Semaan, left, is congratulated by Franklin Mayor Russell Demkovitz on the 10th MINISTRIES HUMANIST FELLOWSHIP ment in Scranton, Pa. anniversary of St. Sharbel Maronite Catholic Church. Archbishop Francis M. Zayek looks on. Where Jesus is Lord! Ethical Culture SUKOAT 10:00 a.m. Worship Service serving Central New Jersey A reception was held in the church Christmas pageant at the 11 a.m. Crossroads School, Georges Rd. hall where Russell Demkovitz, May- Monmouth Junction worship service Sunday, Dec. 23. Platforms Weekly or of Franklin Township, spoke to the The church is located at 1261 Canal WEDNESDAY 7:30 p.m. Bible Study parish and read a letter of proclama- 8 James Avenue, Kendall Park on Sundays at 10:45 a.m. Road in Franklin. At 4 p.m., the Nursery & Children's Church Princeton Theological Seminary tion marking the occasion. A lunch- Sanctuary Choir will present a musi- provided on both days Mackay Center, Alexander Road eon was later held at McAteer's Rev. Dr. Stephen E. Hollander, Pastor Princeton, NJ cal Christmas program. Also attended by the parish community participting will be the Sunday Foil Eospel Ministry and several visiting dignitaries. 201-422-1790 Everyone Welcome School children and teen-agers. Im- ALL AR[ WELCOME St. Sharbel began as a Mission in mediately following the program 1980 at Sacred Heart Church in New there will be refreshments, caroling Brunswick and became a church in and dancing around the Christmas May 1984, when the parish com- tree in the Church Hall. munity bought the present church at the corner of Easton Avenue and On Monday, Dec. 24, a Christmas Franklin Boulevard. The only Eve Candlelight Service will be held Maronite Church in New Jersey, St. at 11 p.m. in the sanctuary. Sharbel has grown from 25 families to approximately 200 families. <7 1st Presbyterian Kingston Presbyterian The First Presbyterian Church, 362 Georges Road in Dayton, has an- readies for holidays nounced its Advent and Christmas For information on this Special services and activities mark schedules. The Rev. Kathy J. Directory call: 609-924-3244 ext. Ill the Christmas season at Kingston Nelson, pastor, will be preaching a Presbyterian Church. sermon series titled, "Close En- On Sunday, Dec. 16, members of counters of the Best Kind." the Church School will present a On Sunday the sermon will be "A Christmas play entitled "The Star and Things." The Dec. 23 Christmas Guest." The play will sermon will be "The Inn Keeper's begin at 9:30 a.m. in the church's Deal." sanctuary. During the 11 a.m. The final Sunday of Advent will be worship service, following the pres- a joyous preparation service of entation, the pastor, the Rev. John worship with special music presented ADVERTISERS Heinsohn, will preach the sermon, by the choir under the direction of "David's Finest Hour," based on I Norma Caputo, director. Samuel 24:1-15. New members will The church will celebrate the birth be received. of the Christ Child on Christmas Eve. Special services and activities mark the Christmas season at At 11 a.m. Christmas Sunday, The 45-minutc Family Candlelight Kingston Presbyterian Church. Members of the the Church School Dec. 23, the various choirs of the Service at 5 p.m. may be attended in will present a play, "The Christmas Guest," on Sunday, Dec. 16. church will present "Carols and casual clothing. The scrmori will be "The Expectant Father." The congregation in Dayton con- Advent arc The Holy Eucharist at 8? Lessons of Christmas." At 6:30 p.m. tinues to meet in the Grange Hall on The midnight service will be and 10:30 a.m. For more infor-i that same evening, the public is Route 522 on Sunday mornings for proceeded by special music per- mation, call the church office at (908)' invited to go caroling through the Sunday School and Worship. streets of Kingston. formed by the choir from 10:30 to 11 297-4607. On Christmas Eve, the traditional p.m. in the sanctuary. A Holy Com- Christmas candlelight service will be munion Candlelight Service begins at St. Barnabas held at 7:30 p.m. in the sanctuary. II. The sermon will be "It's a Boy!" Bunker Hill Lutheran For more information, call the The church is located on Route 27, in St. Barnabas Episcopal Church the village of Kingston. For further church office at (9OH) 329-2463. Bunker Hill Lutheran Church will will hold its annual Christmas present its annual Christmas information: contact the church of- pageant at the 10:30 a.m. service of fice, (609) 921-8895. weekdays be- pageant on Sunday, Dec. 16, at 4 the Holy Eucharist on the Fourth p.m. This is a very special event ia twecn 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Faith Lutheran Sunday of Advent, Dec. 23. our church and we would like to Rehearsals arc beginning, and parts invite you to come and enjoy this Griggstown Reformed Faith Lutheran Church has opened are available for both younger and PACKET/LEDGER EXTRA an office in the IXiyUm Professional older children. Newcomers arc wel- time together. SOUTH SOMERSET EXTRA hosts Xmas pageant Center, Suite 6B, Monmouth Junc- come. Rehearsals are Saturdays at 'Hie primary department of the THURSDAY, 12:00PM, DECEMBER 20 tion Road (Route 522), Dayton Of- 9:30 a.m. at the church, Sand Hill Sunday School, under the direction The Sunday School of Uriygstown fice hours are weekday mornings and Road, Monmouth Junction. of Heidi Birkland, will present a Reformed Church will present a other times by appointment. Regular Sunday services during selection of songs and pieces TIME OFF prepared especially for the THURSDAY, 12:00PM. DECEMBER 20 Christinas season, to teach us about TUESDAY PRINCETON PACKET/ the birth of our Savior. THE LAWRENCE LEDGER • AREA RUGS Following their special time of THURSDAY, 12:00PM. DECEMBER 20 • CARPETING sharing, the Sunday School and • LINOLEUM members of the church will present 1 the pageant "Mary's Song," an TUESDAY CLASSIFIED HARDWOOD adaptation by Karen DeKok. The THURSDAY, 3:00PM. DECEMBER 20 • TILE story focuses on Mary, her betrothal to Joseph, her reaction to WINDSOR-HIGHTS HERALD, Ihc announcement that she would THE CRANBURY PRESS be the mother of God, Joseph's THURSDAY. 5:00PM, DECEMBER 20 initial reaction, and finally the ar rival of the Savior. 10 WAY CLASSIFIEDS has a Hie finale which will be Ihc FRIDAY. 3:00PM, DECEMBER 21 Nativity will feature the cntiie Sun- day School of about 100 children CLASSIFIEDS FOR and adults and the church choir. Jt THE MESSENGER-PRESS AND ONE TIME OFFER: will be a wonderful blessing for you j THE HAMILTON OBSERVER to conic and share with us during1 FRIDAY, 5:00 PM. DECEMBER 21 (his Christmas season and join us in the singing of carols of Christmas , THE MESSENGER-PRESS Following the pageant we will \ FRIDAY. 5:00PM. DECEMBER 21 have a time of refreshments and we i will also have ihc traditional Scan*-! THE BEACON dannvian custom of singing around the Christmas tree For additional' (INCLUDING CLASSIFIEDS) information, contact the church at « FRIDAY. 5:00PM. DECEMBER 21 CENTRAL POST, NORTH BRUNSWICK POST, FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD, Community Presbyteriah HILLSBOROUGH BEACON, MANVILLE NEWS, AND HOPEWELL VALLEY NEWS On Sunday, (he Community I'rcs , hyterian Church of Ihc Sand Hills in ' FRIDAY, 5:00PM, DECEMBER 21 Kendall I'ark will present ils 8nnu.il ! Advent musical at to p tn. Hie j THE HAMILTON OBSERVER musical tilled "I'cine in Ihc King ) MONDAY, 1:30PM, DECEMBER 24 ilom" promises to be boih enter ' (ono por customer, ploaso) tinning and thought piovoking for! FRIDAY PRINCETON PACKET/ its vie wet v J THE LAWRENCE LEDGER Prior In ihr musical showing, at I DEADLINES WILL BE AS USUAL 3, their will IK- a pollock swprxr. I WITH THE PURCHASE OF Iliosc attending ate asked to hunjj a • Packet main dish, salmi or dessert to share j The Community I'lcd'ytcrinn ! $125 OF CARPET CLEANING Cluirvh of I he Sand Ililh is »canii|j j OUR OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED ON Christian ministry serving Noith, CHRISTMAS DAY. nod South Hiuniwuk and Itanklin J ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY! Township aicav Ihc Church h < lix nlrd on Cuylfi Komi, off Sand J Hill K'»jid, in'Kendall I'ark, Call J 201/828-6627 Rev. Paul Walker. Minister, lor« 806 Uvfngston Avenue, New Brunswick nioir iutoitoatimi ai ,"j/. FHS Wrestling &•5 1 "i Sports Track Previews 20A The Franklin News-Record Thursday, December 13, 1990 ., r 'Family' Franklin sets sights on 'three-peat' achieved By Rudy Brandl over 1,000 yards and led the team Sports Editor with 11 touchdowns. Moments after the Franklin High Miller, who proved under pressure football football team had captured its second that he could operate the Warriors' 1990 Franklin straight Central Jersey Group III state potent Run-n-Shoot attack, will lead championship at Ocean Township on a talented list of returnees. Fellow dream the first day of December, Warrior Football Stats 1991 tri-captains Esco Wilson and I".".! coach Joe Stinson started talking Doug Bryant will be the major of- Winning football games is not about another title. fensive threats, along with junior as simple as putting your best 11 "We're going for the wide receiver Alfred Baker, • who FINAL STATISTICS athletes on the gridiron. Not to Joe 'three-peat', " the jublilant coach came oh late in the season and figures K Stinson. SCORING ' TDr TDc 2xp Dcf PR lite said after Franklin became the first to be Miller's primary receiving 1 0 0 The Franklin High head coach Gerrtalne Blount 11 1 s ( /4 team in school history to win con- target. Louis Solomon 10 0 0 0 0 0 firmly believes in a different, secutive crowns. "And all I know is Up front, Franklin may have more Blair WUwn 3 ' 2 1 0 0 , 0 closer-knit brand of football. that we've got a quarterback next trouble replacing its starters. Division Eme»t Miller 0 4 0 0 0 '• 0 • 24 Baco Wilson 0 0 • 22 Stinson preaches the family ap- year." I prospects like Sanders don't come 1 2 2 ' 0 proach and is certain that the Oksng McBride 0 0 22 0 0 . 0 -'" 22 The athlete Stinson was referring to along every day, nor do undersized > Rod Wilkerson benefits of his system are what 1 1 1 0 1 1 0' i '30 is junior Ernest Miller, Franklin's tough guys who play like Balaam. Alfred Baker 0 0 1 18 carried the Warriors to their sec- 0 2 0 backup quarterback who came off the Although McBride, the epitome of Doug Bryant 0 1 0 0 0 0 6 ond consecutive state cham- Jamal Wade bench in relief of injured star Louis a player of makes things happen on 0 1 0 0 0 0 6 pionship this fall. Brian Buchalski 5 0 0 Solomon to bring the Warriors back defense, will graduate, Franklin has 0 0 0 ' ,5 "We're real close and there's from a 13-0 deficit and lead them to three more years of linebacker Brian j ! ho doubt in my mind that this PASSING G Cmp Alt 1 the promised land. Miller, the team's Jackson to look forward to. The Pet Yds TD Int system and program are what won Louis Solomon 11 113 221 .511 1340 12 top receiver, was used sparingly freshman phenom, whom Stinson on- Ernest Miller last Saturday's game," Stinson 5 13 25 .520 138 2 1 under center throughout the season said. "I got a lot of pride and a ce referred to as a "man-child," but came through in the clutch. Joe Stinson RUSHING Att Yds Avg great feeling out of coaching this became a starter late in the season and 16 Miller's performance against one was one of the club's top tacklers. He Germaine Blount 142 1056 7.5 11 team because we are a family." ...39-4 as a head coach Louis Solomon of the state's top defensive units gives figures to lead the Warrior defense 122 844 6.9 , > 10 Blair Wilson 40 253 6.3 Stinson reason to be excited about Louis," Stinson said. "I wish I could for a long time. Doug Bryant 31 169 5.4 o next year. Although the Warriors will stop graduation and I only wish them When Jackson recovered the Ocean EKO Wilson 25 132 5.3 I RUDE lose a talented crop of seniors, all the best m the future." fumble that enabled Miller to throw Okang McBride 9 60 6.7 •Hi „ Rod Wilkerson 6 39 • 11 enough quality underclassmen return But this year's championship club the game-winning touchdown in the 6.5 to give Stinson another formidable managed to rebound from the loss of final minute of the championship ""• i AWAKENING : unit. several key performers. In fact, many game, the changing of the guard had RECEIVING No- Yds Avg TD' Ernest Miller 31 358 11.6 i •*' "When you become the coach at a Warrior followers said that this year's taken place. The young returning Jamal Wade 14.1 ..11 school like Franklin, you don't think Warriors were making a statement — 22 311 Rudy Brandl team was the least talented Franklin Blair WU»on 22 .213 9.9 about one team or one year, but a that they, too, would be capable of '<2i' team in the last five years. Esco Wilson 11 180 16.3 ?• program that you want to keep up leading Franklin to a championship. Germaine Blount 17 176 10.1 , •% every year," said Stinson, who won "I take a lot of pride in this team On the final day of practice every Alfred Baker 11 432 12.0 ! -2! when I hear people say that," Stinson Doug Bryant • .Ti Ask any of Stinson's players his first state title as a head coach in year, the seniors shake hands with the 11 81 7.3' said. "We didn't have as much talent Rod Wilkerson 11 5.5' ') ! .'1i and they'll support the coach's his first season at the top of the underclassmen and tell them it will 2 as some of those other teams, but we " >'• -•; assertions. Warrior program. "1 think it's firmly their duty to uphold the great Warrior '. -i I had character, determination and a lot entrenched that we are one of the tradition. Apparently, i Miller and DEFENSE Tac Ast FRec Int Sack. Press Chim' "This team knows how to win of pride." - i .• */; teams that has to be dealt with. We Jackson took this vow seriously and Okang McBride 98 42 2 0 A'A '•'3; and we've been together for so 8 : want to be there every year." Aside from the tri-captains, Frank- acted on it one day early, each DaveSanden 58 37 , 2 0 9V4 18 3 long that it means a lot to us," 0 1 Franklin has been to the title tilt playing primary roles in the repeat. Dion Balaam M3 40 1 3Vi 14 said senior Rod Wilkerson, who lin will graduate linemen Dion Esco Wilson 35 14 1 3 0 .: 3 •: Stinson is confident they can do the 1 grew up playing Pop Warner foot- each of the last four seasons, winning Balaam, Joe Bradwell and Anthony Brian Jackson 32 28 • 1 0 4. io r .•21 same in the Warriors' chase for the ball with many of his current three of those contests. The outgoing Jennings, linebackers Okang Joe Bradwell 31 43 2 0 3 il", •?; teammates. "I love everybody on seniors, led by tri-captains Solomon, McBride and Rod Wilkerson, wide "three-peat." Anthony Jennings 30 34 1 0 6'/i 14 - •• ' 2, this team." Dave Sanders and Blair Wilson, are receiver Jamal Wade and defensive "We will have to reload and at the Blair Wilson 27 35 2 3 0 ' o".-• ,-'•( > David Stewart 27 17 0 6 0. 0 0! certainly a fine group of winners who back David Stewart. And don't forget same time build a little," he said. Rod Wilkerson 21 34 1 4 ' 0 2 '•' o; "We're a family," added junior will be missed. senior rookie sensation Germaine "But the kids who will play for us Ernest Miller, the hero of last "You never replace a kid like Blount, the superback who gained next year know what it takes to win." week's state championship vic- ' ; f. tory. "We do things together, go : 1 1 places together and help each other out with problems. We've been out there together all year Warriors' title season: A game-by-game look and we get along really well." Franklin 14 20 0 8 —42 SOMERSET, Oct. 6 — Franklin passes in the first half and had 177 Wilkerson got Franklin started with While Franklin rolled to most of No. Hunterdon 0 0 6 0 —6 had to scratch and claw in this one, yards through the air. He hit Blair a 60-yard interception return for a its triumphs last year, 1990 was a but trie Warriors persevered and came Wilson on a 32-yard hookup jn the touchdown in the first quarter, then different story Ilie Warriors were away with a hard-fought win to first quarter, then found Baker on a picked, tiff another, pass later, in his nol as potent and the opposition ! ANNANDALE, Sept. 21 — The remain unbeaten. 17-yard out pattern in the second second ga'me at free safety. seemed better prepared, so tough l Warriors flew out of the gates in the stanza to erase a 7-0 deficit. Solomon Blount carried 2 ) times for 142 games were the result. Several Hillsborough played a gimmick season-opener, jumping out to a 34-0 yards and a third-quarter touchdown times, only guts, courage and defense to keep Solomon from post- also rushed for one score himself. halftime lead before cruising to an that gave Franklin a 17-0 cushion. desire pulled out critical victories. ing big passing numbers, so Franklin Franklin accumulated 385 yards of easy win. Senior quarterback Louis McBride booted a 31-yard field goal head coach Joe Stinson had to adjust offense and needed every bit to Solomon threw for 217 yards and in ill.- second quarter. The Warriors The degree of pride, poise and his offensive game plan. The War- outgun West star Jay Hobbs, who three touchdowns and rushed for 117 held the ball for a season-high 33:05 determination displayed by the riors rushed for 256 yards, led by scored three touchdowns for the vis- Warriors is highly uncommon for and kept the potent Scarlet Flier yards and two more scores to lead the Solomon, who ran 17 times for 80 itors. high school athletes and it certain- offense off the field. offensive assault. yards, and Blount. who carried 10 ly doesn't develop by accident. It Solomon scrambled 35 yards for a times for 66 yards. Franklin 0 0 14 9 —23 "We were real good under press- is taught and cultivated from the ure and we controlled the ball." touchdown in the opening quarter and "We won ugly, but we had to take B-R East 0 0 0 0—0 lop of the system and filleted sprinted 63 yards for another in the Slinson said. "We play our bc'sl down through the assistant what the defense gave us," Franklin fourth period. Wide receiver lirnest games under pressure." coaches and to the players. coach Joe Stinson said. "They may Miller caught a pair of touchdowns in have shut down our pass but we still RAR1TAN, Nov. II-- Blount scl Il was clear that in many of the the second quarter and had eight won and that's the bottom line." a school-record by rushing 30 limes panics when the chips were down, catches lor 85 yards in the game. for 241 yards and two touchdowns lo Franklin just luund a way to win. Jamal Wade snatched five passes for Solomon busted in from a yard lead Franklin lo victory on a blustery No. you can't get lucky that often. Sunday afternoon. 119 yards away late in the second quarter to get Okang McBride There's something more to it, arid Franklin on the board, and he found Franklin used ball control to scl this was never more evident than Rod Wilkerson open in the corner of ...conference-clinching field goal season-highs in rushing yards (319) in the state championship game. the end zone for a 13-yard score in and first downs (22), hut could only 14 carries for 91 yards as Franklin Kvcrylhing was going against the final frame to ice the victory. muster 23 points, all in the second had 260 rushing yards. half. the Wjniors They trailed by two "At halftime I told them we were touchdowns playing on the ro.ul (ilimnt got the Warriors on the 6 19 6 0 —31 going to win this game," Slinson without their iii)uicd leader. I .inns Franklin board in their opening drive of the said. "We showed a lot of character Solomon, the ivsi quarterback m Voorhffs 6 0 0 0—* third quarter on a one-yard plunge, today. Everybody showed their poise the state. Who wniiM'vc gnen then found the end zone again laler in I r.inklm .1 ihancc ol winning this and we did what we had to do to the period on a 12-yard scamper. contest' What cnuld've possibly GLF.N GARDNER, Oct. 12 win." McBride booted a 32-yaril Held kept these kills believing they The Warriors played solid football on Franklin had 20 first downs and goal and Solomon ran for a two yard mtild win in the lace of all tins a rainy night, amassing 38° yards converted on H-of-15 third-down situ- score in the fourth quarter lo put the adversity ? without a single turnover. Solomon ations while retaining possession for game on ice accumulated 327 all-purpose yards 27:47. Franklin's defense was impressive "We huilt (his program on a and accounted for four touchdowns, in notching its second shutout of the Franklin 13 0 6 0 — V) f.unity approach," Slinson s.ml two on the ground and two through year. It held the Mimitcmen lo su Warren HUN 0 0 0 21 —21 t "When I inns went down, we all the air. iirst downs and just H) yards of total pulled logrllicr We had a ie He hit Fsco Wilson for n 33-yard offense while loicmg seven nun Jamal Wade spimsihihlv to rath nllici A sell Mine in the first period, then found ou'r-i ..championship grab isll Ic.nil i null! h.isc never ionic WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 A Miller from 15 yards nway in the luck •• cold and windy Friday evening turned second Inline Solomon addcil nine into a nightmare us the Warriors I'l.tcataway 0 2 0 0 —2 Franklin 0 0 13' 7 —20 and two-yard scoring runs later in the (kca Tw 0 |3 o t —16 When tin" >• .lino w.is nn-i, in stillcrcd their only setback of the Franklin 0 6 14 14 — .VI " P- •.lead u! lelchi.ilmg mi (lie held. contest Dlouiil scored the other season Franklin jumped oul lo a I'M) Miller and his teammates lusheil touchdown on a seven-yard burvt. lead nllcr three quarter* but could not Stale ( luinipliiiishlji over ti» the south end /one where Louis Solomon Voorhccs tailback Mure Cahill hold on for the victory that could SOMIRSII, Nov 17 Ihis OAKIIIIRSI. Dec I Franklin Solomon was prop|Ki) up on a . (jolden gun, dnngoroti!; fool mthnl for 123 yard*, 73 of which have provided an undefeated season gival rivalry was renewed idler a achieved its die am poal in I stretcher In sh.ur the \utm\ wilh came on a firs! quarter scoring (luce A ear hiatus ami the Warriors back. In back sl.ue lules wilh a dra their leader Although Solomon lilount scorrd two touchdowns, scamper thai lied the name at 6 6 came nut on lop aller a slow start malic vu'lniy. Aflcr Siilnnuxi was was ihsapi*Milled lhal he eoiild rmt Franklin 6 12 7 M —38 l one oil a 42-ynrd shovel pass from liefijir Franklin erupted lor \ > sec After spoiling I'iscalaway a safely. knocked oul ihc jraine uuli a severely plivsicilly igniic the Warnois on IlilU 0 0 0 7 —7 Solomon and the oilier on it Iwoymd ond quarter pomls In pick up the I i.iiiklm roared back wilh 31 tin sprained uy\n ankle in the second llir delil, !><• insisted on slaying at vnlory run, li> help 'he Warriors mount a Ihr lirlil uiilil it was met Ivfoic Ilirce•touchdown lead Doug Bryant answered |>oinls Blount rushed 12 quarter and the Waniors Irailing. timei lor ION yards and two loiuh- Miller inoveil Under center ami led f.oinj! In the hospital WARItl-N. S, i III Ml.nr caught a seven yard scoring Miikc r Hun. Crnlrnl 7 7 0 0 —14 (mm Solomon for Ihc Wunion' olhrr downt lo lead a potent limning nll.iik (he Irani In victory. Wilson nnhcil (or 101 >,nds and "1 miii uiiMt'l mi the lirlit pl.t\ Franklin 0 0 14 .1 —17 |xnnt%. but il wu>n't rnoupli lo hall lhal nniiissed .'«'' yauh and live " This lui j;ol lo IH- nne ill the Itcsl woieil three (ninhdowiis lo lead iiij.* Iml tits will holjH-d us win it. ' Ihc Blur Slicakt IOIICIKIOWIH. vicltitie' anyboily's evijr h,iit." I r.inW)iii in aiuitlit'i Ing uin Die Slininn said "We loiililn't h.ne Wartcn IliU' quarterback Scoll Blair Wilson scoi^l on i> lour yard Slinson said "Welielicvc lit out kids senior s|i>th;lik imbed Im I.null SUM! KSII. Oct 20 done il without him Kaplowil/ threw a pair of lunch • run jiisl licforr h.ilflime to pnl F'nink and they pl.ised uurrdihlii lintlhall dii\snj. ol If? iiiul s ,\ v.ud'. and Mi -Untie IHHUCII H 34-yiml field goal 1 down* and i us lied lor I he tin ahead lo slay Solomon ran (or a Tim is ijie lillim.tlo feeling, there's no giaM t~.' 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BE A Princeton Theological Seminary has an opening The Office Center educ'l institutions. Full-time RN - For the latest career SALES - Growing com- ROTATOR TEMP ' for an assistant in the Duplicating Office. Duties Sulle 316, Plainsboro Rd position avail, in active, RECEPTIONIST - Looking listings, see our "Health puter software company include operating multilith offset press, copier Plainsboro NJ 08536 fast/paced office assisting RESEARCH for highly confident Individ- Care & Education Section." has opportunity in manu- Work Immediately ' machines, collator, folder, Inserter, labeler, and with admin, activities. Must various staplers, as well as sorting and stacking Law School Admission ual with excellent com- facturing systems sales. SECRETARY $28,000 Many Positions SALES/Management - Op- be productive & extremely mail. Must be able to lift heavy boxes and mail Services (Law Serv- munication skills. Must be Excellent salary + com- All Locations J portunity. $40K-$60K first EXPANDING... detail-minded, and able to bags and to work cooperatively with others. ices), a higher educaton able to handle high volume mission & benefits. -6end service organization, In- phone call & miscellaneous year realistic potential. ...Personnel Dept. seeks work well with others on Previous experience operating copiers and resume to box #11407, c/o Office Clerks ' multilith machines is desirable. vites qualified can- office duties, Mon-Fri, Must be willing to work talented person to set up team. Requires strong Princeton Packet Clerk Typists didates to consider the 9am-5pm. $6/hr. Call hard and make a commit- Interviews & training skills. Including fast/accu- We offjr a pleasant, academic work environ- following positions ment to achieve success. SALES - Int'l company has schedules while using rate typing with Word- Data Entry/CRT ' which are available in 609-921-2722 ment and a 35-hour work week. Our benefits Our leaders are earning in f/t & p/t positions w/exc W.P. skills. Full benefits. Perfect, sharp editing Secretaries package includes 4 weeks' vacation after one our Test Development excess of $200K a year. training & advancement. No fee. Call for appt. (Spelling, grammar, for- Word Processors year of service; and employer-paid medical, & Research Division Industrial denial, and prescription drug program. To apply, (TD&R). CUSTOMER SERVICE Accounting, equities, bank- Earning potential matting), scheduling, or- ing, teaching or business please contact the Personnel Office at (609) REPRESENTATIVE $30K-$40K first year. Call 6O9-6SS-8333 ganizing numerous con- 497-7720 or send your resume with salary Senior exp a plus. Call Rich Mrs. Fox, 201-821-7333 FAX:609-395-69O5 ference events, verbal and requirement to: Campbell or Jeff Boyarsky: Roche Biomedical La- SALES - L'AROME INT'L • written correspondence Data Analyst 201-549-7872 pKNtOHMlL DIVIBlOH boratories, Inc., a All areas. $50/hr. Part time, with businesses and Princeton Theological Seminary Responsibilities include leader in the clinical la- schools, organizing daily 666 Plainsboro Rd ,' the design, develop- boratory industry, has full time. Act nowl 201- Personnel Office 989-6499. office activities, supporting Plainsboro, NJ I ment and maintenance openings in our Cus- admin needs of other staff. 609-924-1022 CN 821, Mercer Street of databases of Law SECRETARY Princeton, NJ 08542-0803 tomer Service Dept. SALES - Mature, sales as- Immed. avail. Much opp. East Brunswick ' Services and external Weekend hours only FULL-TIME We Are An Equal Opportunity Employer data for use by TD&R soc wanted, ID clothing for growth. Good sal. and 201-238-2101 (9am-5:30pm). Tele- MERCER COUNTY Store. Call Nancy for inter- emp/oi/menf— /nc. staff to respond to infor- phone and CRT skills benefits. Send letter and/or E.O.E. M/F COMMUNITY COL- view 609-799-5440. 62 N. Main St, Cranbury mation requests and helpful, typing skills a LEGE has an im- resume with skills and TEMPORARY - Cut/Pasta/ support research ac- plus. Experience mediate need for an in- SECRETARY - Personnel qualifications to Princeton Shoot - Person needed to tivities. Will also be preferred. Excellent dependent, well or- firm expanding. Assist Center for Leadership responsible for planning PART TIME cut pictures neatly and benefits package. ganized individual with President. Handle projects, Training, o'o Mr. Whit Ray- paste to board for shooting and completing special Interested applicants excellent skills to work Secretary/Technical data analysis and re- seminars, phones, etc. WP mond, 12 Vandeventer photographs. Individual will please send cover let- in a busy academic 18 Hours/Week Ave., Princeton 08542. ASSISTANT porting projects, as- division. Knowledge of a plus. Call Shelli, 609- also do photographing. No signed Dy the Assistant ter/resume to: ROCHE Responsible for running BIOMEDICAL LABS, 1 medical terminology Statistics office, hand- 452-0206. experience necessary. 35 Vice President-Data helpful. Word process- SHIPPINGS RECEIVING - hour week. Flex hours after MANAGER Services. Master's Roche Drive, P.O. Box ling correspondence, 500, Raritan, NJ 08869, ing a plus. Must type 50 processing technical re- Preparations Department initial training period. Now degree in Statistics, wpm. Hours: Mon- Mathematics, Decision Attn: Human Re- search papers on a of growing health care in- thru March, could lead to IVficrocomputer sources, DEPT. AC. Thurs, 11am-7pm, Fri computer, organizing formation services co. has Sciences, Psychology 9am-5pm. Great op- permanent position. Call or closely related quan- For application please annual meetings. Math SALES an entry level position John Galbert, 609-452- Distribution Center call (201) 526-0458. portunity for returning typing required Knowl- titalive field, or students interested in WELCOME WAGON EXPANDING available requiring a de- 0211. equivalent combination edge of Tex and word- tail-oriented, flexible indi- Princeton University has an opportunity available ROCHE BIOMEDICAL taking advantage of our processing also re- Now offering an alterna- of education and expe- free tuition. Salary in vidual with basic typing TRAVEL AGENT - F/t cor- for a person with thorough understanding of micro- rience is required. LABORATORIES quired. Macintosh help- tive to the 9-to-5 rou- porate agenct with experi- computer hardware and software with specific teens. Excellent ful. Hours are flexible. tine, you manage your skills. Resp. include assist- Significant course work Equal Opportunity/ benefits package. Call ing in shipping & receiving, ence. PARS a plus. Call knowledge of DOS and Apple Macintosh. Manage- in statistical analysis own time. AMtfmatrve Action (609) 586-4800, Ext. Secretaries (2) product testing, data entry Debbie at 609-585-9100." ment e*p?rieiice in a University microcomputer procedures is required. Interviewing now lor our 271. 18 Hours/Week and medium lifting. Starts tent cr or computer retail sales cnvironm em required. Applicant must have 2 January training class TRAVEL ASST years of experience in Provides secretarial designed to provide ex- at $7/hr + benefits. Send Position available for indv Hie successful applicant will provide technical data analysis with ap- support consisting of pertise in PR, marketing resume to: Prep. Dept., typing rosters, short with knowledge of Lotus information to students, faculty and staff on the plied statistics or and advertising sales. HIT, 100 Canal Pointe and WordPerfect software measurement; signifi- articles for programs, Call Sharon Koenig al various makes and models of ctimputers, answer invoices, requisitions, Blvd., #200. Princeton, NJ as well as the Sabre CRT quesiiom anJ advhe departments and individuals cant experience in the The Holiday Inn, 08540. No phono calls or planning, design and Sales Opportunity etc.' Arranges appoint- Jamesburg, 609-655- Duties include processing on the basic fcalurcs of various software packages operation of data ments. Orders supplies 4775. Mon. Dec. 17th, agencies please. travel requests, assisting sold; will assist the Manager in ibe verification of analysis projects; and We are expanding our Ewing Township facility. 140 and organizes mainten- 9-5; Tues., Dec. 18th, with conference planning, product receipt, inventory reconciliation, tracking significant experience year old company is looking for an aggressive, ance of all office equip- 9-12. preparing bills and par- c T Jc rs and the coordination of purchasers' deliveries. in the use ol advanced sell-motivated, well-groomed individual who is ment. Familiarity or de- sire to learn Macintosh SECRETARIAL forming office duties. database products, capable ol communicating ideas effectively. This is WELCOME WAGON Previous related travel and We offer competitive salary and unique benefit statistical analysis soft- an opportunity for a high incoma position in sales. computer system and Office accompanying software A/i fqual Opportunity Employer secretarial experience de- package. Please submit resume, including salary ware and spreadsheet Individuals without college degrees will be con- Assistant history to I), Jt>hnson, Human Resources, Clio software, preferably in a sidered. Starting income up to $2,000 per month preferred. Typing 45 sirable, familiarity with con- Hall, Princeton L'nltcrsIty.Prlncetun.NJOK544. VAX or IBMcompatiblo plus bonuses based on qualifications & per- wpm. Provides support to tho ference planning preferred, microcomputer environ- formances. Complete training program including Associate Dean. As- attention to detail and high Applications are ac- BANKING ment. Applicants must loads For confidential interview, call Robert S. cepted between 9;00 sists with the review of degree of accuracy rp- also have oxcollent in- Tuzzo, General Manager at: a.m.-4:30 p.m. or send appointments and other quired. Qualified can- terpersonal and verbal resume to: Patricia TELLERS personnel actions for didates should call 6Q9- skills; ability to write Outsido N.J. 201-676-9300 the Professional Re- L Princeton University Insido N J, 1-800-772-2105 Pokrocos, Human Re- When We Open Our Doors 275-4003. EOE, M.F.H,., cloarty; must be detail sources, Clio Hall, search, Technical and oriented; and must Princeton, NJ 08544. At Out Library staffs, visa VALET PARKERS • maintain high standards Please indicate position OPEN HOUSE immigration processing wanted. Flexible hours. of accuracy of interest. He'll Open Tour Eyes (or Ihoso stalls and tho faculty, and with mat- Good income. Interviews Princeton University To A (real Bank ters relating to benolils, will be hold Fri., Dec. 14. Research Assonatts, liu. [qua! Opportunity' sponsorpo research, 10am-lt :30am, inside mo At'trmative Action tmploy*r OPEN HOUSE Medical Meeting Hi U HWI ttlM MIX* summer programs, fun- main entrance ol trio Associate WrineaJjf, taker IM dralsing and various Princoton Market Fair. ' Responsibilities includo committees. Heavy In- Sales and Administration \m\wt WAITERS, WAITRESSES' • identifying and dovotop- Hocky Hill Oflico teraction with a variety ing appropriate data t Washington Street of individuals. Excellent Ability to smile more impor- International medical publishing and sympo- files arid reports. The (Oft Route ?O6) organizational, inter- tant than experience WiJ sium organization requires dotail ormntod indi- Research Associate will CORPORATE PUBLICITY personal and com- be happy lo train. Cal Qualified candidates munication skills along vidual, lo contact heaWi industry marketing also assist the Data will onjoy working with Clancy's Place, aj Sorvtcos Senior Data ASSOCIATE with exporionco in a iiKocutives lo dovo'op now project opportunities, customers in a friendly, university or similar sot- 609-921-0646 J Analyst in tho devolop- protossional work on- mont, maintonanco and ting requirod. Computer and assist mooting planner in ail nspocts ol vironmont. Toiler or literacy (WordPerfect) uso of various data sots Educational Testing Sorvieo, the notion's loador In tho liold ol educational cashlor experionco and symposium pri.Kjram planning, development and and/or data bases. research and testing, is sooKing a skilled professional lo plan and carry out and typing ol 45 wpm TEMPORARY a good figure aptitude noceasary. Electronic iir.pkMiionlation. Bachelor's deqroo in promotional activities tor ET5 programs are a plus. Paid training Admission Mathornalic5, Decision mail, PC spreadsheet, f'xcoptional communications ."'•kills, both orally As a mortibor of tho Information Sorvicos Division, you will writs and pro- classos begin im- PC database nnd PC Sdoncoa, Psychology mediately. Assistants and in wntirxj, ossontial Mooting planning and or or closely rolati>d qtian- duce public relations material lor spocialtfod areas of press, radio and tele- graphics knowlodgo vision in major metropolitan markets Rosponsibilitios will includo securing helpful Familiarity with Princeton Univorsily pharmaceutical.modtcal instrumentation sales I i ta I i vo Hold, or We offer competitive Admission Olfico. equivalent comtwtotion placomonts of EfS produced nowa and feature stories with tho print and salaries and an ox- visa-Immigration regula- experience a dolmito plus broadcast media, developing now media operation methods, arid maintain- tions and application Months ol Docornbor, ol oducation and oupo- colloiit bonollts pnek- January and fobruary, rlonce Is roquirud ing ctoMt relations with national print and broadcast editors and reporters. ago. For further Infor- processing proforrnd. He:.[ion'".it)ilitioi will include frequent sales calls, Will also daily consult with ETS officers and staff for story loads. Applications nccoptod Monday thiough Friday Significant course work mation, or, if you rtro (holidays oxcludod) telephone contact'., preparing form,il proposals. in statistical aniilysi", unablo to attona, ploor.o botwoon 0 00 dm and To qualify, you should possess a flachotor's dmjreo In Journalism (or 4.30 pm, or sond ro- $9 00por hour. Will per- * nsMsiinfl in supervision ol symposium planning procedures if! required equivalent), and fj years proorossivoly responsible oxpononco In lh« cail(?O1)f)8£i83t>5.Wo foim initial preparation * as wol! a% ono year OK are an oqunl op- sumo to PnIrIcIn and development, and ensuring effective complo national puWie rotations fiold Superior writing and organizational skills f'okiocog, Human Ho- of applicant loldors " porioncn In data tnaonli.il portunity omployor Ploaso sond rosumo to . him ol each proyr am Ability to woiktxMfitrxlonon analysis wilfi n|>plitKl M.F,H,V. sources, Clio Hall, Princeton, NJ 08544 P°28y Nonll, Assistant • denlly and in closo collaboration with others in stalisttea of moasuro- ETS rrffors on o«.collont benofits package, competitive salary, advancement lo Dean. Admission Of- < moot. A(,>piicant3 must potential and ft ploasanl work environment fot conaidoration, ploas^ sub- small ulfico sotting an absolute necessity National fico. Princftton Univor- • hftvo excellent Inter- mit rosumo to MR. SALVATORE SCURATO, DEPT PP 12/11 Princeton sily, P.O. Box 430, • Ir.r.'1!. mostly in the U 8 und Canada, as porsonal ami vmbal Westminster Princeton. NJ onri44 ' skilh 10 rrtlnto with oil University Or call 009 21)0 'JU4I, { net rss.uy for nales cn'K, client meetings, and ftlnll lovoli. must h.ivn KDUCATIONAL TESTING SKKVICK Bank NJ |:jlij| Op|K»ti,ii,|, symposium programs I ibeial salary, i*er!sion nt>illty lo wnio (.loarly. - Road, Princeton, NJ 0H5-1I Where you count A1fli:!ij!iy« AJ ti'Jil t'Ti^by,.! tw dolnil onnntiMl, and Princeton .uufprnfi! sharing plans I xi ollontupixnUintly for rnnlnUun high Mandarin MU fi'.isiiKj !P-.[K>nsi!>i!ity !or the tight petson ot flrcuuu.y 1 xperi University Ht's[H.»i!(l in writing only, tru fudiiK] work history once with nimpuuvn nod 165 135 135 135 135 135 135 Rea Markets 180 Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise 140 Merchandise & Rummage Mart Mart Mart Mart Mart Mart Wanted FOUND CAT • female, Sales multi-colored .cat (gold, ; AIRLINE TICKET (1) - DEN SET - 6 pc. for sale, FIREWOOD - Mixed hard- GRAVITY SCIENCES In- PHILADELPHIA ESTATE SPA/JACUZZI - for sale. WASHER/DRYER - (apt. dark brown, white & tan). Round-trip, non-stop, New- must go quickly. Redec- wood, mostly oak. version Table - new con- Liquidators - 501' Fair- Never used. Brand new. she). Call 609-466-9538. MERCER MARKET - 150 Front paws declawed: ark to LA. Jan 9-13,1991. orating living room. $475 $110/cord delivered. Call dition, $300 or best offer. mount Ave (7 blocks north Seats 5 people. Black In-Door Vendors, Open Frl Friendly, talkative. Found $260, Call 609-924-1568 will negotiate. Call anytime Bill 201-521-3659. 609-771-0929. of Market St on 5th). Large marble with redwood skirt. "5 Musical 12pm-9pm, Sat 10am- 11/19/90.- Call 201-297- Full lid to keep water warm. 9pm, Sun 10am-6pm. & leave message, 609- FIREWOOD SEASONED - HALO TRACK Lighting - 6 selection of 9 & 10 piece Instruments 7347 (Eves) or 609-258- AIRLINE TICKETS (2) - 1 Paid $3300, sacrifice ALSO: Dec. 17-24 Even- way to Seattle Washington, 921-1089 or 683-4389. split hardwood. Oak, track heads, 35ft of track, custom Mahogany dining 3308 (days). $2600. Call 609-298-6770 PIANOS-ORGANS Ings. Taylor St. At Olden 12/20. $125/ea. 609-921- DIAMOND ENGAGE- cherry, hickory. $125/cord all connections Incl. 201- room sets in Chippendale & other Traditional styles. aft 4pm or Iv msg GUARANTEED Ave Btwn Clinton & E. LOST CAT - long hair, 7779. MENT Ring - 1.40 round, delivered. 609-448-5349. 356-3141. black with white paws & Solid Mahogony bedroom TREADMILL - Precor LOWEST PRICES State Streets, Trenton. Call ANDERSEN brilliant, exc color & clarity, FIREWOOD - Seasoned HUMMELS - Entire collec- underside. Male, neutered. sets. Highly carved French 90Se, $1700 new, yours for Financing Avail 609-393-4244 Windows & Doors & unique high setting, ap- hardwood, split & de- tion of 40 pieces or sold Lawrencevllle Gardens praised at $9500 - must Inlaid bedroom sets with $6O0/BO, great winter ex- Music Lessons Atrium doors, new, 25% to livered, stacked & kindling. individually, below market vanities. Many sets of CaH 609-599-2700 "4 Farm apts. Franklin Corner near . 50% off manufactures list see - $6000/B.O. 609-924- $135 cord. 201-359-2976. value, price negotiable. erclze 609-497-0950 Rt 1. 609-895-1732. 1485 Iv msg chairs, banquet tables, & Baldwin-Hammond Equipment price. Can deliver. FIREWOOD - Seasoned Call 609-799-8501 breakfronts. We carry the TRIO TAG Sales, Inc. - Music Center STUFFED DINOSAUR i 1-800-523-8707 "We do all the work," DIAMOND Engagement hardwoods, cut & split, LEROY NEIMAN collec- highest quality Baker, Klt- CHARINET - Wooden SWEET CORN TOY - Named Little Foot, Profitable sale of entire or ;BABY CRIB - Bassett, Ring - Beautiful % karat, $125/cord. $65/'/:. cord, de- tion. Sports and animal tenger, Charak, Biggs, & Signet. Played for only 5 HARVESTER - Byron 103, bought from JC Penny's. If partial contents of your .'Pine, mattress, $125, exc. pear-shaped diamond, livered. Call aft 6pm, 609- prints. Signed and numb. other custom furniture. Visit months. $325. 609-258- 1990 w/ all extras, like anyone finds one or has GVS II, appraised at home. Professionally con- 'cond. 201-329-8154. 397-8604 or 609-466- Below retail 201-788-1663 our 5000 sq. ft. showroom. 3964d or 609-443-Q607n brand new, $11,000. one to sell to a desparate $3300, will sacrifice for ducted at your conven- , BAR - Large w/8 new 1646. Call 1-215-925-8690. Hrs 201-566-2474. mother. Lost In Princeton. $2500 or b/o. Call days LIONEL TRAINS • Com- dally by appt, and Sat 10-4. ience. 609-882-0560; 215- DRUM SET - 5 pc, U.S. Call 609-771-0670 ' stools. Curio cabinet, Med FIREWOOD - Seasoned, plete sets. Engines, cars, Mercury, Palste crash cym- 609-987-4079, eves 275- 493-5332. < 175 petS& ' style, dark wood. 201-521- split & delivered. Call 186 6057 track. Large assortment. REFRIGERATOR - Whirl- WANTED - Baseball, foot- bal, Zildjlan ride cymbal & Instruction & ' 2766. 201-369-4279. 609-883-8790 pool Markalre, 18c.f., used hl-hat, Ludwig hardware, Animals DINING ROOM-1940 ma- ball, basketball, hockey for 3 yrs, like new. While hl-spd bass pedal, good Schools & 'BARN BEAMS - Siding, ple table 6 chairs buffet and FIREWOOD - Seasoned LIVE X-MAS TREES - De- cards. Call Greg, The AKC REGISTERD Maltese w/wood trim. $200. 609- condition, asking $450. Flooring, Mantle pieces cul china closet. $750.2 Ethan hardwood, split & de- livered, kept or picked up Slrikezone 201-281-6610. Puppies - Please call Camps livered, $125 per cord. Call 683-4472 Call aft 5pm, 609-921-8431 •to order. Bldg. stone, Allen benches $200 after holidays and planted WASHER/DRYER - $250. 6O9-397-2210. 609-737-1497.. along highways. Discount All Ads In This Class flagstone. 215-766-2882. 201-297-2793 REFRIGERATOR - Cabi- Kenmore Elec. Call FOR SALE - Baldwin APAW • Animal Shelter. on early order. Help «top net height, compact & effi- Spinet Piano & Bench. Must Be PRE-PAID BEDROOM SET - King DINING ROOM-1940 ma- FIREWOOD - Seasoned 609-737-6453. Call 609-799-1263, size bed w/headboard, firewood, split & delivered, the greenhouse effect. Call cient, exc. cond. $95 or b/o. Very good cond, $1400 or Call To Advertise ple table 6 chairs buffet and WEAVING LOOM - 45in. BASSETT HOUND • 8 dresser w/mlrror, end table. all hardwood. Ws, V4's & 609-397-2067 609-924-5188. B.O. 609-921-6211. 609-924-3250 ' china closet. $750.2 Ethan Schacht floor loom, 8 har- month old male basset BASS & Beginning Best offer. Call full cords 609-443-4401 LOVE FOR SALE - Let me ROLEX MENS 18 Carat INSTRUMENT REPAIR • Allen benches $200. 201- ness, low castle, maple. needs a home for GUITAR Lessons -, All, 609-799-3070 solve your problems with gold & stainless steel. For Acoustic & Electric 297-2793 FIREWOOD - Split & de- 100O flat steel heddles, Christmas. Call styles. Call Dan Goore, si BICYCLE - woman's livered hardwood, small antiques & other Would make gxc. 8-dent and 10-dent reeds. Guitars & basses at a price ENGLISH BABY Pram • 609-921-6293 aft 5pm 609-799-1813 "Ross" compact, 3 spd, $125/cord. Ken Pannone treasures. I'll rejoin them, Christmas gift. Like new Adjustable Schacht bench. that won't leave you empty. Silver Cross. Like new BEAGLE PUPPIES - AKC exc cond., $50. 201-297- 609-587-6709, leave msg. fabricate missing parts, cond. Asking $1750/BO. 45in. maple raddle, warp- Call DDG Guitar Works, CAMP/TEEN TOUR RE- cond. Cost $950 new, $550 rag, reasonable, polish brass, rejoin pottery, Call 609-799-6519 day, Ing board. Warping paddle 609-799-1813 FERRAL SERVICE - - -, At 8562. firm. 609-452-8903 or FURNITURE - Duncan 201-545-4376 after 5pm. repair jewelery, mount 275-5961 ask for Brian. & schuttles. Like new, NO COST TO YOU Pro- BOEHM-CHRISTIAN Era 452-7853 Phyfe mahogany dining KORQ M-1 Music Work- sculpture, repair lamps & ROWING MACHINE $1300. 609-737-2701. BELLE MEAD grams referenced & visited. Collection - "Spirit of room set, table, 6 chairs, station - In immaculate, like 1 EQUESTRIENNE more. Bring projects small- (Precor 612)-Asking $75, ANIMAL HOSPITAL Call MAKE IT SPECIAL" , Bethelehm", 9 pieces, china cabinet, buffet. WEDDING GOWN - new condition. Peddles, CLOTHING - Harry Hall er than a breadbox to: Tom excellent condition. Call On Rt 206, 2 ml So. of INC., at 201-821-7568 • $1500. Call 609-586-1219 $1499/ BO. Mahogany Pipecarver, 4 Spring St. Prlscilla of Boston, Bodice RAM card, padded case, hacking jacket worn once. serving chest $350/ BO. 609-882-7069 many other extras, $1400. Amwell Rd. 1 doctor office, FLUTE & Saxaphohei; BOOKS - Automobile Princeton. 609-921-0860. of Alencon lace off the Woman's size 10 or 12, Mahogany wall rack $75/ A perfect gift. Call Sam, 24 hr. service, fully lessons - Beginner thru ad£ Quarterly Books, complete, SCUBA GEAR - for sale, shoulder, skin full lulling, $60; Harry Hall stretch BO. Maple corner hutch MINK JACKET - perfect weekdays 609-799-2105 equipped. vanced. For more infonf like new, Volumes 1 #1 call after 5pm, 609- size 6, $600.609-683-7639 nylon britches, 30L, $10; $450/ BO. Maple coffee cond, hardley worn, size LAWRY ORGAN - 1984 DR. FRANZ BOGNER mation call Gary 20Hi thru 26 #1, Indexes Vol- 259-7005. Iv msg. assorted britched, 25R and table and end table $150/ 6-8, $850 negotiable. Parade, double keyboard, 201-874-4447 359-4505. ^_'. umes 1-12. 609-771-0931 30R, $5 each. 609-924- SECRETARY DESK & WHIRLPOOL Washer & BO. Oak roll top desk $550/ 201-806-3988. magic genie keys, built in CAT • Beautiful shaded sil- 1 BOYS BEDROOM Set - 6689. Chair, Elhan Allen, maple. Elec Dryer - $250. Wood FRENCH LESSONS - High ; BO. 609-890-1469 synthesizer, roll top cabinet ver persian mala CFA. Will 1 Headbrd & footbrd, nite MOVING - Washer/dryer, Trash compactor, never desk, $50. 609-466-1567. quality affordable. In'] with bench, asking $2000 neutered • free to good stand, dresser, desk & FILING CABINETS • 13 GE OVEN & Dishwasher - frost-free refrigerator, used. 609-896-1654 divlduals, all agk^ weight bench set, kerosene XMAS TREES - Fresh cut. or best offer • like new. Call home. Call 609-921-7826. chair. $250. 609-655-2987. steel legal size at $40 at lowest prices. Carpeting SHOPSMITH For Sale - Eves/wknds. Ca Cul your own. Live plan- after 5pm, 609-989-8235. each. Other furniture avail. • at best offers, club chairs heater, XC ski, furniture, Table saw, band saw, CHRISTMAS PUPS - $25 609-452-1728 ' '; ; BUILDING SUPPLIES - table. Wreaths, blankets, Call Carrie, at & lamp tables. 609-655- futon. Call 609-466-9538. joiner, belt sander, lathe, PEARL EXPORT - 5 speed each. Mixed breed. Par- 8sq white cedar shakes, roping, poinsettias. Big GUITAR & BASS - Les-'i 609-396-8855 9163. NEW 5 Piece Solid Oak • drill press, drill bore, drum set, $650. Call ents on premises. 201- sons by Lawrencevllle. $60 per sq. 2 ideal 15 dining room set, formica Woods Farm, Brynmore FIREPLACE WOOD - All GIRLS Hand Painted Tea $1800. 609-896-4492. 609-448-6332. 422-1967. school instructor, all styles/,, tru-light, 6ft, pre-hung table top, with leaf. $700. Rd, New Egypt. hardwood-seasoned, split Table/2 Chairs, Toy Chest - levels Steve 609-497-06^4> French doors, thermopane 609-883-5497. SKIIS - & boots, women's 609-758-3886. PIANO - Refinished 75 yr DALMATIAN PUP • AKC. $500 each. 2 32in B-label & delivered. $115/cord. Never used, gorgeous, Call size 8, must sell. $100/b.o. old upright, Mathushek. One fine male left. 6 + gen- LOSE WEIGHT • AnflT paneled doors wilh steel Kindling, $20 large bundle. 215-741-0112 OLD PLAYER Piano - re- 201-297-9360. . 138 Computers Ivory keys, brass touches. erations champs and obe- shape up by the Holidays^ Stove wood 16" available. built, electric, will deliver. $1300. 609-936-1625 dience. Eves/weekends, jams, $150 each. Call after GONDOLAS WITH Shelv- SOFA - 2 pc designer sec- APPLE II GS - 256 RAM, Personal exercise training 609-259-6418. $1500 or best offer. 609- 609-466-0215. 6pm 201-780-4083. ing - double sided, $99, tional 4'x8', gray, gd cond. color monitor, 5.25 & 3.25 PIANOS BOUGHT & Sold- in your home or on ypu;, almost new. Joseph, 585-8672. Connie's Music Center, 22 Feeds and Grains schedule. Reasonable^ BUNK BEDS - Solid pine. FIREPLACE WOOD - All $150. 609-655-8395. disc drive, keyboard, 609-426-8712 OVEN • Double size Hard- Davenport St., Somerville, For all animals at rates. Call Kirt for mor,9i 2x6 rails. Mattresses incl. choice hardwoods SOFA - Convertible sofa mouse, instruction disc, all wicke. Good cond. Cop- NJ. 201-725-0737 ROSEDALE MILLS information. 609-737-88^9^ Complete. $180. 201-297- seasoned 1 yr & longer, JONES FURNITURE with matching club chair. booklets & covers, exc pertone. $350 best offer. 274 Alexander St. MATHEMATICS Tutoring •* 6194. cut, split, delivered & 133 Rte 130 Bordentown Best offer. Call cond, $950. Call PIANOS 609-448-8162 Grade school thru grad1" stacked within 8 mi radius 609-298-5588 609-936-0640 Iv msg 609-799-8501 Large inventory of: Princeton CAMERAS WANTED - All 609-924-0134 uate school: arithmetic, al- of Hightstown. $95 load, OXYGEN CONCEN- COMPAQ (Transport.) - 2 YAMAHA PIANOS types, cash paid for your SOFA SET-3 pcs., $1000; gebra, geometry, calculus;; 2/3 cord. Call eves Thomasville Cabinet TRATOR - DeVilbiss, 3 liter drives, 64OK, $375. Also WURLITZER, SAMICK camera equip, old or new, coffee table & 3 matching GOLDEN RETRIEVER physics; chemistry. Marvin- working or nol. Call for 609-448-4253 8 PC BEDROOM SETS maximum, 1 yr old, com- pedestals, $500 or best of- IBM XT, 10Mg HD, 2 Used Pianos From $295 SOUD CHERRY plete w/carrier handle & puppies - Ready now for Barsky, Ph.D. Princeton quote 609-799-2704 FIREPLACE WOOD - All fers. Musi be seen. 201- drives, modem, color card. Lessons in your home xmas. Goldrush line, AKC, $4995 now $1995 service filters. 609-655- 609-924-4887, Bordety! hardwood, seasoned, split, 329-4659. + rnath coproc. No mon- Rentals From $25 all shots, guaranteed, show CHERRY WOOD din rm - 4909. itor, $585. 609-737-1975. "The only place to town 298-4963. r Small, 7 pcs, from the 40's, $115 a cord, $70 'A cord. SOFTWARE - Games and quality, excellent for ALSO SOLID CHERRY PLANER JOINER - (12" • make a decision." MATH TUTOR • From En-' exc. condition $750; Ham- We deliver. 609-585-6448. educational disks for Ap- COMPLETE APPLE IIGS families w- kids. Call DINING RM SETS 6"). HIT. 10O0A. Carbide Hurry In For gineer, Calculus, Gec~r mond organ w/musical ple, Commodore, and Computer system - asking 609-275-0515 WITH SERVER blades. $1400. Craft. Christmas Delivery metry. Call 201-281-0767: adapter, exc. cond. FIREWOD - Seasoned Amiga computers. These $950 or bo. Many pro- $4995 now $3100 Shaper with tooling, $200. FREEHOLD MUSIC CTR HELP THE HOMELESS - leave message^ <• '• 201-369-7131 aft 5pm. oak. $125 per cord. De- are sealed, never used. grams. 609-584-1264. Eves 201-874-8234. 201-462-4730 Shelter has Spitz, Cocker, livered. Call 609-259-9547 Selling for !'a list. Over 100 MATH TUTOR - Grade': COPIER - Cannon NP RECLINER & HUGGERS COMPUTER TANDY 1400 Poodle, pups, kittens & 1 PORTUGUESE AREA RARE COLLECTORS Item sch., high sch., college . 8570 - Excellent working FIREWOOD • $110'cord. to pick from. Call - laptop with two 3Vi" cats & adult happy mixed SWIVEL & ROCK Rugs - all new wool, - Antique Chickering, 7' Exp'd HS math teacher NJ" condition, document $60/V4 cord. Hardwood, 609-584-1080 floppy drives, 1200 BAUD breeds for adoption. 15 colors. Truck load sale. hand-woven, many colors baby grand piano. In exc cert. 609-683-0911 " feeder, collator, automatic seasoned, split, delivered $589.95, now $175. Wing STERLING SILVER - 8 five internal modem, heavy original cond with Gold 201-251-3210 609-737-6567 aft 6pm and designs. A beautiful, canvas carrying case. 2-sided copier, reduction' Back Chairs, $225 Rec- piece place settings, un- Medal Award for 1867. Ex- HORSES - Starting at MATH TUTORING - ex- unique gilt. 609-737-2300. Sacrifice $500. 215- enlarges, electric stapler. FIREWOOD - Cherry & liners $139 Up. Custom used & mint cond, Francis position Universello at $3000. Show, event, perienced PhD will tutor-'' For immediate use or can oak. Split, seasoned hard- Made Sofas REFRIGERATOR - Ken- 1st pattern, retail value 862-9885. ^ Paris & Imperial Cross of dressage, hunting. Hunter high school and colleg*' bo traded-in. $4500 or best wood. FREE DELIVERS rnore. 2 door, 2 yrs old, $3000. Selling at $2200: FREE COMPUTEFVWord the Legion D'honneur by Farms 609-924-2932. level; SAT, GMAT, ISA-TV oiler. Contact Marc at V, cord $40. Vi cord $65. Free Delivery! very good cond, 10 6 cap. 609-599-9598 Iv msg & lot Processor & LQ Printer. Napoloan III. Certified bank GRE and all standard ex-' 609-497-0947. Call 609-586-2066. Credit Cards Accepted $200. 609-497-0518. it ring at least 10 times. Digital Docrnate needs offers will be accepted at LABRADOR RE- ams. Tutoring available in' about $400 repairs. Work PO Box 77051 Trenton NJ TRIEVERS - Black males, your home. 609-448-3690. station and chair $150; 06628. champion sired, eyes & MATH TUTORING • Call! metal typing secretarial hips certified. $500. C09- Mercer County Center fof 150 deck, $20; small office re- Collectibles 758-7364. Educational Studies, 609-! frigerator. $20. 609-924- ROTTWEILER PUPPIES - 448-6023 or 443-1013.,',, BEV DOOLITTLE - Limited 6689. Champion Sired, AKC edition prints for sale PIANO/GUITAR Instruction registered, whelped IBM Compatible Com- 2O1-359-20O8 - Experienced teacher o*. puters - Custom built re- 10/18'90. Bred for faculty of Rutgers & lem- MADAME ALEXANDF.F-I paired upgraded - beat outstanding temperament. pie Univ. All levels.,,' store prices • Fainsbert Doll Collection • many with Correct conhrmation. sensitive with children^' Computers 201-873-2198. bendable knees. 609 395- Roasonable priced. 609-844-0591. LaW-i 7781 609-737-2087. MACINTOSH 5t2K • with renceville Tho week'\>> The Complete Guide To Childcare 40OK oxtornal drive. $300 UNUSUAL GIFTS - Nov 6 • ph# was printed Stamps coins. 1980 First SHIH TZU PUPPY - Last incorrect • this is tho correct) MacWrito, MacPaint, man- on« for holidays! AKC. uals and search protector Day Covers with 22K Gold number now. . - Replicas, $15 each; Com- champion lines. Shots, indudod. 609-799-5228. PIANO LESSONS - in yojjr' plete sot Franklin Fia.'vos wormod. 609-393-9202. homo, HiHsboro 201-3C9:' - • For PC Com- (1948-1963), also un- ZtlBHA FINCH Siblings - 4937 __j patibles Call Princeton PC circulatod rolls Too young to sex. $20 lor Systems, (COO) 324-0200 dimes-'halves. Call the pair. 609-696 3717 PIANO, ORGAN. Clarinot - 140 6OT-243-9S84 loavo message. Mature expd toachor, ajt, Merchandise ngos wolcomo. Call Eileen, 155 Nesbitt. gQ1-g HOME REPAIRS/Palnting1! - We repair screens & w»V' dows. Small appliance re- pairs. Also window blind*' by Levolor, vertical ••&" horizonal minl-bllnds. Shop ANTIQUES at home, ws will bring the samples to you, troo 4n, stallation. 50% discount. Call Jerry Asch, Formerly of Centre Hardware, Spaoiablng In Ih. Hn*U quatly 609-655-7548 THE PORKYARD Mte A AMUW awnI t Mtfine* quaAArt y ANTIQUES Hm Ja«*ty - Ruot -Saakatry • JAMES' HOME - Improve1 P«»ck?PnnP»kPoen// mont & remodeling & otMf Alio Urn Ainerican a Erohh MASTER OF FutrAun. China - Waapana • jobs 609-396-4471 .•''['_ Fine Country & %xx1ing Art t Hof»» Mna ANTIQUE FURNITURE MASONARY - W, Debaro%; Foimal Furniture & Ett. ties RESTORATION ! rtthtrUSmSbtalSU repairs of stone work"<$ Accessories Apprdua) fireplaces. General masoVf-' U*rtM. Pa«K»N*nfa Antiqua Repairing, Rtflnlahlng, AnpraawV AModatlon ary work. 201-874-381.1 ^ OPEN DAILY 11-5 Open Daily 12-4 SatiSun.11-6 Carving, QoM Leafing, . 'il "i UttM I aaa It ri *m Nan H, % M OMFInWiPr»Mn«tk>n SUBSTITUTE HUBBY r.Nfl: 8% Coryoll St. job too small around th», kta UurelRd.. Lambertville, NJ P.O. la Iti, MM few Pi.ua house. Call John or Pe(«,' Sotebory, PA 18863 609-587-5814 ;--_, ta-m-m (215)297-8452 (609) 397-2088 TIRED OF WAITING?-FOR your husband to do It. Catfc today, it's dono tomorrow,, 609-584-8944 Bikes, cars, mopeds, tractors, trucks, motorcycles, even little it Cl IONS I * • U\ red wagons—they all show up in classified. Whatever you — need to get around, get it in classified. lovely HouMhoti • Storing - China - Gla** - O*ntd ruQt PUBLIC AUCTION AMERICAN ANTIQUES AUCTION Ett: Ruth KlmkowiBn Lawronco Road Firo Co., 1252 Rto 206 ANTIQUE ESTATE AUCTION Between LawrancBvi* A Trwilon, NJ THURSOAY, DECEMBER 13th, 6:30 p.m. TUE., DEC. 18 -8:30 A.M. PREVIEW 4:00 p.m. Clks Club, Old Post Road, Edison. N J. Cull today for more Advertising Information Ooreeoua HeJd chm* cabinet, beauittul CMppenM* etyle brae* from. nice 1»to [Ven(o Barometer, me* carved kn«*fxM » a**** 100 yards oH Ftouto 1. Twiiiy reached by NJOSP 6e»M: pr anal Pamtnja* 4 wrier tablet, k» Oeam MI, r*» N J fP . Route 297. fV)u» 18. etc • 1 Hapft—tn* twin bad tat; Cheat on Cheat, WJ Bunau: q>**r Tiffany trame ca(«1kt«t«rai w Favrtlle thada Tiffany urn eMng mart, cedar cheat; ch*>* 4 tea), pretiy mtforv, lea wepon- Una flarwara to< tvw>(vo w jsrvjiig pi»c»» Tiffany |owelry earver, f ic £)*geY* SterDnQ Ualron tateara. candelabra 4 ottier TaTany siorllng Tiffany wstch Tiffany oysiaf plalflj The Princeton Packet (609) 924-3250 •taring 4 pea*, few**/ Wonaatar 'Oacnnamr Avw HI. aady .Tiffany brantn Jtwelry Womierful iwlet-tion o( costume, Oeueon ttyjraa. llummal OJ Copenhatfen, tXaqua; lartu • Fin* aat •!»Ufig or*) (jokl in Itw Oeco, Nouvaau, »rnl Vkiorlsn a* Kemnra. ka» ah* nio* cNn* 4 gleet, ampa, good ealntngt • tyle* Sllvar David Anderson hand-hammarfld The Lawrence Ledger (609) 896-9100 4 prtnw, nk* Bnerw. f ln»1>»f»l*n 8 I 13 KlnmeA Serouch 4 ttertl; candolabraj (Jorham camloi»t>r«» Three C«»KH »et» • i • Ouam 4 nh« im* onertal ruga, f xe(Jlonel KerHi.ru 1 m i (w.'rx)QinAf tKim^a) Otrwr fiAiw^ra, hollowwar*. ate Dot! Selodkin at Oolla Inciurjing Amuuij MameHon filach, oihet POOord«A. 1141 19, a i 1J"«, 10 » 14 CMnae* OyW. aid 1. idling Windsor-Hights Herald (609) 448-3005 Mw:Ji tjo*4>s. (rlt^ef (limjiw, UermAn, nlc CHaia, PofMewVi . «* M day 1 •«• aale and Pottary CniMiand. 6pnd», H S l'njt»l», »up«i co Watters awarded 1991 Stealth sets image tone for Dodge division Darrin Watters of Flemington Nissan/BMW in Flemington, New Jersey has been named Nissan Motor The 1991 Dodge Stealth embodies *•'.""„•• «-• '^JUV', • Tn¥ • H'"?%t. ^H""* ^"H, ij'uMTflit^r 'TtTif "»~liTlM—MM— Corporation's 1990 Service Advisor y of the Year. Mr. Watters competed motive appeal. against over 2000 other Nissan deal- This all-new, limited edition 2 + 2 erships Service Advisors nationwide sports car — available in four models to earn this honor. to suit the individual tastes and The award is based on superior budgets of a wide range of buyers — customer satisfaction ratings and . is the preeminent product in the 1991 performance lineup for the Dodge outstanding performance in a Division of Chrysler Motors. year-long customer relations training While not intended to be a program. In addition to his trip to the , sales-volume leader, the Stealth Bahamas with the other Regional should have exceptional "rub off finalists, Mr. Watters has been value for other Dodge vehicles, awarded a ten day trip to visit which collectively are rapidly ex- Nissan's world headquarters in panding the brand's overall per- Tokyo, Japan. formance image. REEDMAN Stealth, in its R/T Turbo AUTHORIZED high-performance configuration, in- JAGUAR cludes a 300 horsepower, 3.0-liter, SALES-SERVICE 24-valve, double overhead cam, V-6 U.S. Route I Langhoms, PA engine with twin turbochargers, 215-757-4961 all-wheel drive, 4-whcel steering and NEW 1991 JAGUARS 4-wheel anti-lock brakes. Shop Reedman Before You This is the ultimate model. Three Buy, Lease Or Release - other versions of Stealth also are In Stock offered — the Stealth, Stealth ES and ii New '91 J»guar XJS Convt. Stealth R/T — each with graduating New '91 Jaguar XJS 2 Dr Cpa New '91 Jiguar XJ6 Sovereign mechanical and convenience sophisti- New '91 Jaguar XJS cation and optional equipment avail- Vandsnplas ability. New 91 Jaguar XJ6 4 Dr 1 Plus Taking Orders On Take the entry level Stealth and the The top-of-the-line Dodge Stealth R/T Turbo features all-wheel drive and four-wheel steering, for better safety and maneuverabijj Family 01 Jaguars. step-up Stealth ES, for example. S P Wered by a 3 ter> 24 yalve '89 JAGUAR XJ6 4 Dr, Expected to account for a majority of l ' ° -°"" - ' dual-overhead-cam, V-6 engine with twin turbochargers which turns 300 Vandenplas, 6 Cyl., AT, Stealth sales, these models sport the PS, PB, PW & S, Spd Con- trol, Rear Defog, Leather same muscular exterior body con- and provides a performance potential deliver 222 horsepower at 6,000 America auto show circuit in 1988. (or compact disc) with 4 speakers, Inter, Pwr Moonroof, tours, interior look and feel as the that equals or exceeds any sports car RPM and 201 pound feet of torque at All Stealths are manufactured in security alarm, leather seats, manual Stereo, AC, Etc. Sold With Balance 01 New Car War- Stealth R/T and R/T Turbo — but in its price range. 4,500 RPM. Japan. Each model has a driver's side sunroof and tailgate wiper/washer. . ranty 21,041 Ml,,,,,, with their own distinctive styling cues The four Stealth models are priced Stealth is a result of a collaborative air bag as standard equipment. All features — except compact dsif - Vin KC578661 .KEEIEM: — and offer a majority of the same in the $16,000 to $30,000 range, effort between Chrysler and Optional equipment available in- and leather seats — are standard on r '89 JAGUAR XJ6 standard features. depending on model and options, Mitsubishi Motors Corp., of Japan. cludes air conditioning (standard on the R/T Turbo model. VANDENPLAS 4 Or, 6 Cyl, Stealth is covered by a AT, PS, PB, PW&S, Spd The base Stealth is powered by a beginning with the base Stealth ES or Chrysler's Design office styled the R/T and R/T Turbo), cruise control, Conl, Leather Inter, Rear naturally-aspirated 3.0-liter V-6 en- the Stealth R/T, each equipped with a Stealth. It traces its design heritage 4-speed electronically-shifted auto- 3-year/36,000-mile bump- Dig Stereo, AC, Etc. er-to-bumper warranty and a 34,163 Ml Sold With gine capable of a peak 164 horse- naturally-aspirated 3.0-liter, 24 back to the Dodge Intrepid concept matic transmission, power win- Balance Of New Car War- power and 185 pound feet of torque valve, DOHC, V-6 engine that will vehicle which debuted on the North dows/locks, AM/FM stereo cassette 5-year/60,000 powertrain warranty. ' ranty Vin PW_—— KC553843 kEEIEM '89 JAGUAR XJ6 4 Dr, 6 Cyl., AT, PS, PB, PW & S, Spd Control, Leather Inter, Subaru Loyale sets standard for subcompact features Alum Whl«, Pwr Sunroof, Rear Oelog, Stereo, AC, Etc Sold With Balance Of The Subaru Loyale Sedan and Subaru of America President Tom els. Fuel injection and a all season radial tires while the The hill-holder allows drivers to. New Car Warranty 16,220 Wagon receive a comprehensive Gibson. "We added the new standard fully-integrated electronic engine four-wheel drive Wagon has move from a stop on a hill withouj complement of standard equipment equipment in response to our custom- management system help the proven 165/7OSRxl3 all-season rubber. Vin having to juggle two feet amongst,, for 1991 including air conditioning ers, since the majority of Loyale powerplant produce 90 horsepower Driver and passenger conveniences three pedals. When properly applied, 88 JAGUAR XJ6 4 Dr, 6 and power-assisted features. models sold in the past have been and 101 pounds-feet of torque. go beyond the list of new standard Cyl., AT, PS, PB, PW & S, the driver needs only to use the clutch The newly added features include: equipped this way." features. Reclining front bucket Spd Control, Leather Inter, The four-wheel independent and accelerator pedal to take off Pwr Moonroof, Rear Defog, air conditioning, power-assisted seats, electronically-tuned AM/FM suspension features' McPherson-type without the potential for rolling bacK *• Stereo. AC, EIc. 61,938 Mi steering/window s/locks/dual-outside Loyale buyers have a variety of stereo, rear window defogger, remote struts with anti-roll bar up front and or stalling, common with "normal-,. Vin rcarview mirrors, dual vanity visor choices in 1991, including: sedan or fuel-filler door, rear-door child safety JC529430 semi-trailing arms, coil springs and manual systems. mirrors, tilt steering wheel (with wagon, five-speed manual or locks, coin holder and center console 87 BMW 325 I Convt Cpe, hydraulic shock absorbers in the rear. memory), intermittent windshield three-speed automatic transmission with covered storage bin are also 6 Cyl., AT, PS PB, PW, Good stopping ability comes from a Like all Subaru automobiles, the Spd Control. Lfiher Inter, wipers, adjustable driver's-side lum- and front- or "On-dcmand" standard. dual-diagonal, power assisted brak- Loyale line sold by approximately i~ Alum Whl», AC £tc. bar support and (fur the station four-wheel drive. 33,066 Mi Vin i ...• . « < ing system with vented front disc Thanks to Subaru's unique 750 dealers nationwide and are cove' • H1951573 6...HMHEP wagon) cargo cover. A 1.8-liter horizontally-opposed brakes. "hill-holder" feature, driving the ered by a three-year, 36,000-mile "We believe the Loyale Sedan and four-cylinder engine with manual transmission equipped Loyale limited warranty. For rust perforation ' Loyale Wagon are the best equipped single-overhead camshaft per Ixiyale Sedans and front-wheel is easier than most manual trans- coverage, the limited warranty is five subcompacts sold in America," said cylinder bank powers all U>yale mod- drive wagons ride on 17_V70SRxl3 mission-equipped subcompacts. years or 60,000 miles. • >, == For Laaa* 1000 Naw Cart ft Trucki REEDMAN ' By G.M. Shop Reedman Prices For Your Family Christmas Gift-New *91 Models & '90 Left-Over Model Pr!c«i, Ttrmt * Condnlon* DiHar, Time In Full Swing. 12 Franchlsed Makes. American & Import Cars & Trucks. Reedman Car From Our Raliil Sal** Call LEASING miPfllZMS-SONS, & Truck World Center. For Sale 2200 New & Used Cara & Trucks - Amer can & Imports. 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IMt CORVETTE ZR1 H0O3 Dynatty 4 Dr tdn, VI,AT, AC, Wf lad r**UKH fttel f Pig* VIA T AC Vln W;rtQ 12 Vt AT AC Vm 17IKJS3 llsAP lJJI >H,M1 Ow Prlc* '|II.B4t ¥« HO HIM I arttP 111.ml tnt> Pwbata Mtw II Ply laaar M014 TOO HIRP IH.IM IIIK Off HW ft b kwtota* A |.'M I p. H^ofitMtaio IMI »»f0 nra *1 AJ V| Km*** Naw Itti Ply Aavlahrr 4 Or Idn 4 U AC Vln I (t*tU* MttW* IM.MI Cyl, AT Mu AC, vtn MTBrittml M^flP * I'll, oh., (,„)„« All Comi YbBo AC, Vln Htt4«fM MMft . I nl 301 Auto Tires/ 311 Autos Wanted _311 Autos Wanted 311 Autos Wanted 316 Autos 316 AlltOS Supplies for Sale for Sale AARON AUTO-Buys 1980 A BIG CASH DEAL SPORTS, ANTIQUE, & newer foreign & Buying good used cars, Classic And Corvettes - SNOW TIRES - Volvo 700 BMW325e '84 -Red, tan CHEVY CELEBRITY '85*; American cars & trucks. foreign and domestic,' 609-393-4621. series, 1 season old, Ithr Int. P/w, p/sunrf, 5 spd, V-6, fuel Injec, fully loaded;, mounted on steel rims. Low Days 201-245-3399 & specializing In Toyotas and CARS WANTED 74k ml, mint cond. high ml., but runs like-a^ORl- milage. $75 each. eves. 215-346-7871. Datsuns also buying $8000/best ofler. Asking $2900. Call 201,- 609-921-7433 after 6. wrecks & problem cars for AMERICAN & FOREIGN 609-443-4142 eves or exporting. Call 297-2606 after 6pm.', .;> Top Dollar Paid 936-1451 day/eve 609-587-4431. CHEVY CITATION '80'T. BMW 733I '84 - Sunroof, Excellent transp. $47St A CASH DEAL - For all Nebbia Chevrolet black, $12,950 or B/O. 609-921-1757 leave- new cars & trucks. Also Rte.130 Hlghtstown,N.J. SAAB & SUBARU 609-448-0910 587-6226 Days 609-989-7723 message. _^"j free junk car removal. Call BMW L7 '87 - Special ver- CHEVY CELEBRITY rB2!,- 24hrs. 609-695-8186. WE WILL SELL sion 735, 58K ml, garage Fuel Injection, ps/pb, air)! ALL AUTOS - Foreign and YOUR CAR kept, exc cond, $26,000. good cond. $1,100. Call. Domestic. 609-771-8066 or get you out of your pay- Call 215-966-2648 MK 609-734-5270 dpV ALL AUTOS Accepted - ments 609-428-5714 for the very best in parts and service BUICK CENTURY '88 - 609-921-0674 eves ,'-, • Top cash prices paid. Call 316 FINANCE OR LEASE Autos white, 4 dr, p/s, p/b, stereo CHEVY CAMARO 7^,'V 609-758-8850. cass, 4 cyl, 30mpg. 1 305 V-8, auto, p/s, p/b,Ja/p, SPECIAL RATES ON ALL AUTOS Wanted • Best for Sale owner. Exc cond. Asking blue exl, black int, $1300 or/ ALL MODELS! price paidl Bad, junk, good, VW FOX '88 - 58,000 mi, $5500. Call 609-924-4105 b/o. Call 201-806-813,6. ",- or new. 1981 and up. V days or eves. 2 mint condition, original CHRYSLER Fifth Avenue ONE STOP TRUCK EXECUTIVE ACTION hour pickup with Cash. 1 owner, $3990. Call BUICK REGAL '82 - De- '86 - All options including AUTO CARE 1 > CALL TODAY! — 201-525-2930 REPAIR SHOP DISCOUNT 609-298-6768 Isel, p/s, p/b, auto, 130K, moonroof, $6500. Calf CLUTCHES HEPLACED ALL AUTOS WANTED - runs great, $1000 or b/o. 609-298-7209 |_V MUFFLERS & BRAKES REASONABLY. LIFT KIT IN- • MOBILE DETAIL Foreign & domestic. Free ACURA INTEGRA '88 - 201-422-9078. MIDDLESEX FOREIGN CARS CORVETTE '81 - Blue; SPECIALIST towing. Call 609-394-9191, 2dr, ps, pb, air, 5sp, high- STALLATIONS. DRIVE BUICK SKYHAWK '84 - automatic, 35,000 miles^ } 1233 ROUTE 27 24 hours. way miles, am/fm cassette SHAFT REPAHS. ALTER- 60K mi, auto, a/c, p/s, p/b, Excellent condition. MuSo • WE COME TO YOUR $7000/bo 609-799-5963 NATOR AND STARTER RE- CARS/TRUCKS - Foreign am/fm, $2200. Call Chris at sacrafice, $10,000. Call HOME OR BUSI- * fill HAKII IXMAtrtT RdKCDOH SOMERSET, NJ AUDI 5000s '85 - auto, p/s, PLACEMENT. PARTS AND & domestic, junk, wrecked 201-422-9703. NESS • mi miM.ni p/b, p/w, p/l, p/seats with 609-987-1500 ^_ WORK GUARANTEED. or good cond. Cash fast. memory, a/c, am/fm stereo BUICK SKYLARK 72-Exc CORVETTE Coupe '90 - CARS. TRUCKS. 4WD. OB (201) 846-7222 609-466-3374. cass, snrf, leather Int, exc cond, garaged, orig owner, auto, alrbag, 3K mi, "wht- cond, 65K mi, $5300. 4 dr, 6 new tires, 90K mi, red, glassrool, $27,99Q/of,i CALL JOHN AT 609-298-6140 3920294 2 609-936-0247 $1200/BO. 609-452-8096 fer. 6O9-882-42O0 i ; >• (60S) 2M-5417 CADILLAC ELDORADO CORVETTE '89 - Drk blue, AUDI '85 - $3000 or best Convert. 73 - white body & 15k mi., all options, rear offer. Contact Dave, at top. Red leath Int., 75,000 spoiler, alarm, front & rear 609-396-7249 mi., loaded. Good cond. radar. Take over lease CADILLAC LINCOLN LOTUS THUNDERBIRD LAMBORGHINI AUDI 4000'81-4 dr, 5 spd, $3000 or b/o. 609-397- $545/mo. Please call- a/c, snrf, exc cond, no rust, 4915. 201-359-0510 btwn 9-&;..- ' just tuned, winterized, new CADILLAC SEVILLE '86 - DATSUN 280ZX Turbo"^ Turner's ofCatifon tires, looks great, 34-40 Must see to appreciate - • 5 spd, loaded, a/c, cruise, mpg, only 63,000 mi, perfect cond. Call 609- | Service & Restoration of. Fine Automobiles | t-tops, mag whls, spoiler, $2195. 201-274-2282. 695-2838 or 989-8663. good tires, new muffler, CADILLAC SEVILLE 78 - burgundy, looks/runs great. • GENERAL MECHANICAL • ENGINE OVERHAUL BMW 528e '85 • black, customized Seville, fully $2995. 201-329-0780. j burgundy leather int, mint • ELECTRICAL WORK • ALLOY WHEEL WORK loaded with sunroof, asking cond, sun roof, garage DODGE GRAND Caravan • UPHOLSTERY WORK • BODY & PAINT WORK $3700. Call 609-882-6753. kept. Must be seen for its '87 • V-6, 7 pass., aVc, AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS & SERVICE value. Call after 5pm CHEVY BERETTA '88 GT- cruise, am/fm with cass, Mil Street _ Robert R. Turner 609-655-0854. exc cond., low ml, a/c, tinted glass, new tires, war- Califon 201 832-9466 PfMidont BRAND NEW 1990 am/fm cass, $7200. 609- ranty, mint cond. Best offe7\ BMW318i '84- sunroof, 5 466-9693. 201-329-1054. ; " AUDI PORSCHE JAGUAR FERRARI ROLLS-ROYCE BENTLEY .-_, VOLKSWAGON spd, 64K orig miles. Excel DODGE SHADOW 'fl? - cond. $6500. 609-397- CHEVY CAVAUER '85 Silver, automatic, p/s, yfo, 1643. 2 dr, 4 cyl, auto, a/c, p/s, JETTA GL a/c, am/fm cass, exc cpnd, p/b, am/fm stereo, gray, Z3ELEGANTE1 BMW 2002 76 - Blue $6500. Call 609-695-9711' Guaranteed Carburetor 2 dr., 5 spd. man. trans., 4 cyt., pwr. Jtrngjtrks., stereo prep, air end., tnt 69K mi, clean, sporty car, AUTO DETA1UHQ sedan, $2700. Restore Me! JAGUAR gls., rr. defog., tit whl., velour int., remote mirrs., BSM, all season st). belt Day 212-747-2068, eves $2995. FIAT SPIDER Conv. '82 - CAR3 RESTORED rdls. VIN #MW105083 Stk. #9111 MSRP "11,926. Soiling Price 609-275-0825. Metallic silver, 5 spd, ac-"- UKENEW SPECIALISTS PLYMOUTH RELIANT '84 csssories incl. GaVjige•' Bfltant PcJ.hng $ BMW 3.0SI '78 - Excellent Station wagon, 4 cyl, auto, kept. 14K ml. Never] seen • ProUcthr* Wuing condition inside and out. a'c, p/s, p/b, am/fm stereo, rain or snow, better- fliart ; Sh Rd 10,499 gold, 61K mi, clean, econ- showroom, orig owner! t Regular Maintenance New tires. $2500 Reduced Rates omical car, $2095. $9,500. Call 609-799^5804" Restoration Work 609-466-0732 BRAND NEW 1990 BMW 318i '84 - Runs great. Iv message. , -" *; U.P.S. 24 hour service LMthw-Vinyl Manding - State inspection Service Handles well, looks sharp. FORD THUNDERBIf^fj'8t -| VOLKSWAGON quaranteed 50 Stale Highway 18 Owner was laid off. Must |off«>) U 8. ft A Call for details • a'c, p/s, p/b. Very good ( Old Bridge Twp. sell. $5500. 215-321-0202 cond. $1500. Low mi. "Caft , w5tffcf> ftincctor PASSAT "Your Small Town 215-295-3222 BMW 325CS '87 • Black. 6O9-5B7-531O. ]* 201-238-1644 (609)452-1-131 Car Dealer" GL SEDAN _ _ 5sp, power everything, new LEIGH'S FORD ESCORT L'8^ •« Royal blue metaJBc, 4 dr., auto trans., 4 cyl. 16 valve, pwr. strng^brks., tiros and brakes, great con- SERVICE STA INC Auto, p/s, p/b, recent tires* AMf M stereo cass., pwr. wnds/Iks., air end., tnt gls.. rr. defog., tit whl., dition. $11,700 or b.o. Call Bob 609-466-0294 & brakes, reliable;* cruse, velour tnt, remote mirrs., BSM, all season it), beft rrJs. VIN Rick 609-538-0405 Sam 609-466-1155 $1850,BO. 609-443-0728.' ; Bucks Co. ILE284802 Stk. #8320 MSRP '17.281 To Advertise Selling Price in Mustangs *14,199 PIT STOP •1 f "IT» • Your Call John Casey VVWf Classic Cars RT. 22 EAST, BRIDGEWATER 469-1900 1 Local 609-924-3250 215-547-5451 III- Resource IF YOU'RE BUYING. . Whether you need to buy a new ...WE'RE DEALING... Lawrence Lexus Presents home or sell the Luxury Automobiles old homestead, r (,'k issiiie-d hi is wt cit Redefined for the '90 s! yc.M i'i<; looking tor! U&VHUHOO MUUTONKWIMI viM uooaNii »wiow ^ Starting at A I'.uk. t «, ^$38,508 MSRP NEW 1991 GMC JIMMY S-15 4x4 IHtANI) NKW IWH I.KXUH KH2rU) The Print*!!*! P*c«el -Z*™ I>,,UOT»e NI*I MI-M9-9044 •^S9IW Thtrrrtin N.w* Rtcord JO 1-»69-9040. V0, Auk). Ovoidnva Trans., Powor Sluorlng, Power Brakes, Air t. IMWrjl BEAT * IJCATHKR 1NTEHK)II Th» Pt»«i... "Sliot^n n»Of*H Pod J0t-J!9-92t* Cond . Imtnd Glass. Hour Dofrosler, AM/f M Sloroo Cassette, Till, IUmS<>n Ot) mt Crui'.o, l.ugg.-igo Carrier, Two-Tono Paint, Ho.ivy Duty Front A Hoar •"SI'MT^X ^ « ' 609-J59-7I50 I YOU $ PAY I'ricc^ include nil OHIS ID IH- p;iul hv u KUIMIIIICI r^cr|<( fur IHTIISIIIJ;, 15,997 I registration ami IK\C >. NO ol'li^.ilmn to pun Im'.c M CIHI III UMSC < )|>tu>n to juinhii^f at lca'.r ciul of lr.v.c I r.isc p.iyniriit« h.^rd on ,M IIUMIIIH Closoto206;31;AH 1;95 rml Irair MtXKl down m ci|».il tt.ulc MV/'J diir ;it iiurpdon Option to pun Iwi'-o at Ir.itr rml ill SI.">.OIH I \tKX) mtlr JKI year allinv.imc hi month's payment plu> \r 3.133 nouto 1, Lnwroncnvlllc. N.) (609)243-7077 (609) 695-5425 IHnctfy n*hlm1 Oenny't Hi Umrcf Ma// 12B Week of December 12, 1990 A Packet Publication 316 316 AutO3 316 AlltOS Autos for Sale for Sale for Sale MONTE CARLO SS'87-a Saab TOYOTA TERCEL '84-».5 bargain, $8900. Am/fm NEW '90 900 TURBO dr, deluxe, auto, p/s, pit) cass, Intermittent wipers, 3 dr, 4 cyl, 5 spd man trans, am/fm cass., stero,- exc 1990 YEAR END CLEARANCE p/w, exc cond. 609-275- p/s, p/b, p/w, p/dl, p/mirrs, cond., high mileage, 9356. air, am/fm stereo cass 40mpg. Asking only $1995. 201-821-6663 aft 7pm,' • MUSTANG GT Turbo '84 - w/eq, cruise, rear defog, 68,000 original miles, p/s, pwr snrf, leather Int, buck- VOLVO 740 Turbo '86,.' p/b, tilt, a/c, cruise, 5 spd, ets, alloy whls, VIN 5spd, p/s, am/fm casa, -fl WHEN exc cond. Asking $2950. #L7021622. MSRP: new tires (4 snows), gar- 609-737-7735. $26,413; NOW $21,500. aged. $12,000. 609-924- Price Incls all costs to be 5589. .:.: LIGHTNING NASSAU CONOVER paid by a consumer except VOLVO DL '84 - Wagon, MOTOR CO. (or He, reg & taxes. 66K ml, Asking $69.00 STRIKES, NEW 1991 TOYOTA FORD MIDDLESEX NEW 1991 TOYOTA Sales-Servlco-Leaslng 609-683-6078W vor FOREIGN CARS 609-683-4S09h .:' COROLLA DELUXE Daily & Long 1233 Rt 27 Somerset 4X2 TRUCK SAVINGS RAIN Term Rentals VOLVO GL Turbo '84 ~ 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., 5 Spd. Man. Trans., PS, PB, No 201-846-7222 Pickup, 4 Cyl., Manual Steer., 5 Spd. Man. Rta 206, Princeton, N.J. White 2 dr, snrf, ' a/c, Air, T/Class, R. Def., BSM, Remote Fuel Dr., Trans., Manual Brakes, No Air, BSW Tires, Ra- 609-921-6400 SAAB leather, 5 spd, power..., I/Wlpers, AM/FM/Stereo/Tape, Tilt Wheel, dials, Double Wall Bed, One Touch Tail Gate, '86 9O0S 93K mi, exc cond, $6000/ Bucket Seats, Console, Radlals, VIN DATSUN 280ZX '81 - 2x2, Heater Vent, VIN IM5096790, No. 3227. 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, BO. Must sell, 201-874- #MC072360, No. 3247, Pro Pack 149. MSRP Bronze, p/s, p/b, pAv, MSRP "8,258 p/w, p/dl, p/ant, air cond, •11,102 p/snrf, a/c, 5 spd stick, 6209 - ;-; digital radio, cassette, 70K am/lm stereo cass, p/mirrs, VW GTI '90 • 5 spd, cass, you $ s NEW 1991 $ $ ml, needs some bodywork, sunroof, tint, VIN /Mo." a/c, snrf, wrrty, exc cond. PAY... 6999or 99 TOYOTA 10,299or 172/MO. $1500 or best offer. Call #Q2011454. 38,950 mi, 11K ml, $10,800 or b/o. 609-737-1758 . $7795. Price Incls all costs 609-530^)532. • to be paid by a consumer 4 RUNNER NISSAN SENTRA '88 • 2 except for lie, reg & taxes. VW SCIRROCO '82 -'5 dr, blk, a/c, 5 spd, am/fm MIDDLESEX speed, good condition, cass pull, mint, $5100/B.O. FOREIGN CARS $2200. 215-659-0949 or 609-924-3459. 1233 Rt 27 Somerset 609-586-6547. ; - - 201-846-7222 VW SCIRROCCO '80'- 5 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto. Trans, 4 Whl. Drive, PS, PB, Air Cond., OLDS CUTLASS CIERA P/Door Locks, P/Wlndows, AM/FM/Stereo/Tape, Cruise NEW 1990 TOYOTA '90 Sedan - Best offer over SAAB 900 TURBO '83 - 2 spd, fuel in], runs exc, Control, Running Boards, Luggage Rack, 149 Pro Pack, MSRP $10,000. Exc cond, low mi, dr, 5 spds, p/s, p/b, stereo, $1300. 609-466-9693, •. •21,254, VIN #M0006680, Stk #3293 COROLLA V-6, a/c, fully equipped, all snrf, new tires, new brakes, VW SUPERBEETLE '74 - NEW 1990 CELICA ST power, low mpg. Call Runs well, good cond. Ask- 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto Trans., PS, PB, Air Cond, $4200/BO. 609-882-6161 4 Cyl., 5 Spd Man. Trans., A/C, Convenience 201-918-8230 ing $700. Call wkdys.aft T/Glass, R. Defrost., BSM, Remote Fuel Dr., SAAB 900 '86 - 2 dr Hatch- Pkg., Stereo, Cass* Dig. Clock, Mud Grds, YOU $ I/Wlpers, AM/FM/Stereo/Tape, Tilt Wheel, OLDS CUTLASS Supreme 5pm 609-587-3598, wkhds' P/Sunroot, VIN #L0O38O20, No. 17Q2, MSRP' $ back. PS, PB, a/c, heated Bucket Seats, Console, Kadials, VIN '85 - V-8, 60,000 mi, clean, 609-924-6472. 14,648. Pro Pack 149. list Price 14,797 PAY... /Mo." seals. Stereo-casa. Orig. 19,299 or 371 #MZ167677, No. 3098, Pro Pack 149. MSRP runs great. Asking $4000. 609-587-8672. mature owner. $6,000. WE BUY CARS n2,117. 609-259-6358. OLDS CUTLASS '85 - TOP PRICES PAID YOU $ $ Black, V-8, power, $6500 SAAB '87 SERIES 900 -• PA".. 11,099QL 189/MO. or B/O. Call 609-921-6271 Standard transmission, exc Ask for Jim or Leroy eves or wkends. cond, exec lease discon- 609-894-9184 tinued. Car avail at rock OLDS DELTA Royale 88 bottom price - $5000. Call 321 '85 - 2 dr, low ml, exc cond. 609-452-8855. Motorcycles* 609-448-2055 after 5pm. PONTIAC FIERO Formula Subaru MOPED - General S Star, 1991 1990 CELICA GT NEW 1991 TOYOTA '88 - auto, 6 cyl, air, loaded, NEW '90 LOYALE WGN low mileage, good running 21,000 mi, extended fac- 4 dr, 4 cyl, 5 spd man trans, cond, $275 or B.O. Call Uftback, 4 Cyl., Auto. Trans., PS, PB, Air Cond, Aluminum CAMRY SEDAN 609-683-1422. . TOYOTA 4 X4P/U Alloy Wheels, Power Windows, Locks and Mirron, Power Sun- tory warranty. $7500. 609- p/s, p/b, p/w, p/dl, a'c, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd. Man. Trans., PS, PB, No Air, All roof, Cruise Control, Stereo, Cassette, Carpeted Mats, Demo 4 Dr, 4 Cyl., Auto Trans., PS, PB, Air Cond, 538-0207 4WD, buckets, rear 326 Trucks Weather Guard, T/W, Stereo, d. Int., Chrome With 3,290 Miles. VIN #10048830. No. 2893. MSRP H8,093. Pro T/Glass, R. Defrost BSM, Remote Fuel Dr., PONTIAC SAFARI Station wshr/wiper/defog, llr mats, Bumpers, One Touch Tail Gate, VIN Pack'149. List Price 18^42 AM/FM Stereo, Bucket Seats, Console, Radials, Wagon '88 - V-8, loaded, root rack, dr edge grds, DODGE '86 - Heavy duty #M7043778. No. 3229. MSRP '12,476. Pro Pack VDM #MU317245, No. 3208, Pro Pack 149. exc cond, 76K ml, asking body side molding, int. cargo van. 68k ml, p/s, p/b, •349. Ust Price 12,825 WSRPn4,278. $6500, call 609-771-9278 wipers. VIN #LF405513. a/c. Trade for equal value MSRP: $12,741. NOW: light van. 609-448-8162 $ YOU $ $ PONTIAC SUNBIRD '85 - $9999. Prlce(s) incl all after 7pm. Red, needs work • best costs to be paid by a con- ggE.11,499 Or 199/Mo. PAY 15,899 o, 297/Mo." offer. Call Kalhy at DODGE UTILITY Truck 71 sumer except for lie, reg & 609-275-8570. - 1 WHY NOT BUY? $320,000 PROVINCE HIU $364,900 HOPEWELL 15 BEDROOMS $415,000 LAWRENCEVILLE SEEING IS BELIEVING $112,317 Quality custom home, one acre lot, wonderful family PRINCETON This contemporary ranch In Province Hill is situated on a large lot, HAMILTON neighborhood, four bedrooms, three baths, some of the extras [This spacious house Is looking for a new owner. Loved & backing to open space sporting plantings thai blend beautifully with New kitchen, bath, carpeting and flooring as well as professionally include gourmet kitchen, fireplace, hardwood floors, large deck, •pampered by its previous & only owner. It is Immaculate, tasteful Its natural setting. Cathedral ceilings w/skylights, hardwood floors, finished basement, cental air and 2 car detached garage are only finished basement and great neighborhood. Call Weidel Princeton and in move-in condition. The only thing lacking Is a family to enjoy neutral decor & a light, bright airy flow ot rooms. Call Woidel a few of the main attractions of this charming Cape. Call Weidel (609) 921-2700 all It has to offer. Call Weidel Princeton (609) 921-2700 Princeton (609) 921-2700 East Windsor (609) 448-6200 AFFORDABLE COUNTRY HOME $149,900 LOCATION, LOCATION $230,607 WRIGHTSTOWN NO. HANOVER TOWN COUNTRY "LIVING "* "" $159,000 TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE $187,900 Would you like to escape the fast pace of city living? Now you can! EAST WINDSOR MILLSTONE This 4 bedroom Bi-Level features large family room with fireplace Across from the country club this brick rancher is nestled on a wooded acre. Fireplace in large family room. 3 bedrooms, 2V5 Country living can be yours in this 3 bedroom, 2 bath split. Ideal property. Very affordable 2 acre country setting. Income from and bar, central air. Anderson windows. Minutes to the 95's and Hardwood floors, airy rooms and lots of storage space. Situated on second home. Appros. 3 miles to Turnpike, N.Y.C. bus. Call Turnpike. Call Weidel East Windsor (609) 448-6200 baths plus Florida room. Basement is finished with wet bar. Call Weidel East Windsor (609) 448-6200 a tree-lined street. Call Weidel East Windsor (609) 448-6200 Weidel East Windsor (609) 448-6200 "OLDE WORLD CHARM" $345,000 LOOK NO FURTHER $229,900 CUSTOM BUILT $199,900 YARDLEY BEAUTIFUL VB49.000 NEWI European brick and vinyl CUSTOM Colonial with only the Totally refurbished, this very special residence features oversized EWING A super buy on a spacious 5 bedroom 2'h bath beauty, set on a finest workmanship! 5 bedrooms. 2 5 baths, and 3.000 sq ft of rooms, gorgeous bay windows, and alt those other special features This Ducks Cty Manor House sits on almost 6 acres. There is living space. Includes a 227' deep lot. 2 car garogo, fireplace, ca, not often found. 5 bedrooms, 3!6 baths stately Victorian. Add the wide street of beautifully landscaped homes. Combine [he conve- almost 7,000 sq. ft. of living space with plank floors, b«amod nience of nearby 1-95 with the country charm of the Delaware and iacuzji and so much more! Offers a truly elegant lifestyle. Call spectacular parklike grounds and pool area, and you have a most ceilings, pointed stone interior walls, huge rooms, etc. All this plus Weidel Hamilton (609) 536-1400 distinctive residence. Call Weidel Yardloy (215) 493-1954 Canal towpath. Well maintained. Call Woidol Hopowell (609) a pond and separate 3 BR's, 2 bath tenant house Call Wotdol 466-1224 Umbertviiio (609) 397-0777 EXTRAORDINARY STONE & CEDAR HOME WEST AMWELL COLLECT INCOME NOW $169,900 SHELTERWOOO FARM $475,000 WILUAMSBURGS MAGNIFICENCE $695,000 This 3 bedroom. 3 bath ranch will suit your fancy for that special HOPEWELL HOPEWELL MONTGOMERY home in tr>e country t ntartaminy 15 easy wi!h formal hvinq A dining Convert later, don't miss this 2 family country property on 1 * Circa 1840 farm house situatod Ofi 12 atieas in picturosfjuo Capture it. th'3 4500 sq tt colonial complete with dotaUod rooms and largo kitchen featuring pecan cabinetry and ceramic acros In Hopewel! Featuring separate utiiitios. new plumbing and HartxHjrton In process of renovation il features new hand pianed craftsmanship throughout. One of the very spociai rooms includes tiws and counters Ca 2 FAMILY $237,900 MILLION DOLLAR VIEW AM) ACREAGE 11.400,000 LAWRENCE FOR PRIVACY LOVERS $635 000 ROOM FOR 3 GENCRA1KWS $259,000 Tantastc invostm«n( opportunitrtunity OOf e»1fnd OOOD T1M£ TO MOVE UP! SIM.900 Gltt-AT RUY $2?0.000 LOCATION It 59,000 (xxite/t^xKmy liv(r»g wilh to inl <.h;tnn in (hi* npnckujd 3 LAWttNCt UVWHINCI: (toiJuMnn, ;*'.% tiftih Ixwrwt \\ U>n3ts of of *» (s^iily n«^n with c»lt*« WEIDCL NEJGH0ORHOOO OFFICE LOCATIONS Weidel has 24 offices serving jfliVji - -If. !. ,,• I^'M'.UH New Jersey & Pfcnnsylvania .••!.-(• ; - r :' • 1 f. -r- '•:-*•• ,.'••-:•• r *'. •-.•.:• A Mornhor tif : JiVil -.'.'I • ' -,'• office llx-Trawk*rsT ! WeiKDAYS fl.30AM-!»PM Really Network" Wi I Kf:NDS, fl.;i(lAM OPM HI I {X'.AIION .'.I (1VH I •; 16B Week of December 12, 1990 A Packet Publication Mortgage Rates Transactions CONVENTIONAL ADJUSTABLE SOMERSET COUNTY Your Choice! Interest T«rm X Interest Tonr Equity FRANKLIN LENDER Down Rate Points Yra. Dowr Rate Points Yrs Home 53 Almond Dr., Lenorc M. Bongiovannl from J(«cp) TOWNHOMES from $1,125 * Alta>math/a Mortgaga s g.so 2.7B 3d 1O 7.12S 2.76 1 Bongiovanni, $73,000. K It Princeton (609) 462-1400 7 Ambcrly Ct., Michael O. and Donna M. Sullivan fijon Amariladaral Savlnga Bank B O.37S 3 SO s 7.26 3 1 11.7O Peter Camnnis, $122,000. ' > CONDOMINIUMS from $875* LBwroncovllta (8O9) 27G-1OOO 3006 Amwell Rd., Mark and Tracy Wasserman from ijau: plus utilities Anchor Mortgaga Sarvlcaa, Inc. lo 9.620 2.70 3O IO 7.7S 2 1 — Prtnoston (BOO) 047-7100 and Judith Moroz, $150,000. f* Bank of Mid-Jaraay G O.30 3 3O s BOO 2.B 1 11.BO 70 Applcman Rd., James L. and Dcbra S. Collymorciffom MercBrvltte (BO9) 29B-SS0O Ronald J. and Mary E. Angel, $150,000. >+ Camagla. Bank lo 1O.2S 2.7S 3O IO 1O.OO O 1 12.0 14 Bartle Rd., Michael F. Peloso, Jr. et ux from John lUind Prlncoton (6O9) B2O-O601 Nancy C. Doherly, $142,000. Cartarat Savlnga Bank S O.7S 2.S 3O 1O 7.O7S 2.B 1 11.OO 44 Bolton Ct., Mary Grace Dondiego from Princeton (2O1) 326-1000 Harrington, $84,000. ,^ Canlar s O.SO 3 3O B 7.2S 2 1 11.SO Princeton (BOO) 223-6527 118 Churchill Ave., Henry E. and Lucille C. Austinjffiom Chomlcal Bank N.J. IO O.7S 2.S 3O 1O 7.O7B 2.B 1 11.BO Leroy Swain Jr., $93,000. Tranton (BOO) 54B-OO19 8 Driftwood Dr., Linda K. Paxton from Mavis $117,000. City Savlnga ______- 25 Exeter Ct., Robert E. Shaw from John L. and SuSaW Princeton (SOI) 341-4747 Wegrzynski, $124,000. LJ - The Manors at Lawrenceville, fine quality townhomes and Coaatal Fadaral 1O B.376 3 3O 1O 6.S7S 3 1 1O.O 11 Golfview Dr., James D. and Diane H. Dau from Btniker condominiums, are conveniently located just 7 miles from Princeton. Froohotd (BOO) 772-6270 Countrywlda Mortgaga Corp. 5 s.eo 1.7S 3O 1O 7.7S .7B 1 — Hill Estates Inc., $384,523. Cherry Hilt (BO9) 429-3590 1467 Hamilton St., County of Somerset from Richarjl»Narjl» . IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! Craatmont Fadaral Svga 1O 1O.OO O 3O 1O 7.125 3 1 — and Barbara A. Staton, $3,200. Trie Truat Co of Princeton 2O 9.S75 2 3O 2O 7.76 1 1 1O.O Mary L. Simrell, $137,250. .> a Princeton (6O9) GB3-7312 21 Cranbrook Ave., James and Deborah Rau from Frm\i B. United Countiee Truet 2O 9.875 2 3O 2O 9.625 2 7 1O.OO Jr. and Barbara E. Kent, $153,500. •. Hlllsboro 624 Danley Ln., John G. and Anne Stratton from Douglas Urtlted Jeraey Bank 1O O.5O 3 3O 2.5 1 1O.25 SO MUCH TO OFFER 1O 7.2B Desandolo et al, $203,000. EAST WINDSOR $215,000 Princeton (BOO) 223-O37O WOODED PARADISE! U.S. Mortgage — 9.5O 2 3O _ 7.2S 1 _ 18 Deanna Dr., Todd F. Landon from Pat L. Cftne Charming and comfortable 4 or 5 ROOSEVELT $179,900 2.78 BR Colonial home with spacious tawrencovll/o (609) 452-2299 $64,000. Gorgeous wooded location in quiet MANVILLE ." foyer leading to formal LR with RooseveK. Large comfortable __ __ United 8&1_ S 1O.75 3 5 2 Kenndy Blvd., Patrick D. and Andrea A. Westorr Jiim fireplace and cathedral ceiling plus homo with many extras 3 or 4 Lawrence (6O9) B96BOOO formal DR, great kitchen, family bedrooms, family room with brick Veronica Szukis et al, $90,000. '7 room with new double french doors fireplace and wood burning stove, 212 S. 16th Ave., Santharuben P. and Wendy Tubbi'tVom to 16x24 deck then a lovely in- 14x14 thermal insulated green- Michael Weiss et al, $120,000. ground pool This is truly the home house addition to Master Bedroom for all seasons. Man/ extras too! Must be seen. MONTGOMERY ; 1 14 Black Horse Run, Steven C. and Jeanne O. SeppiVim Joseph Lee Chih Hsiad et ux, $290,000. N 31 Montgomery Rd., James S. and Meredith H. Insri-Jom Mildred F. Johnson, $315,000. ',;, •MR *._ K^llaHi ° m It totema COUNTRY VILLA NOBODY KNOWS HOUSES LIKE... HAMILTON $479,900 A lovefy lifestyle, gorgeous setting and uniquely magnificent home. GREAT LOCATION A FREE CHOICE and p framed by tre-e3 and a brook PLAiNSBOflO $109,500 HENDERSON, OF COURSE! 5.500 square feet on over 2 acres, Affordable 1st Poor eod unit, neu- AN INFORMED CHOICE ;i m a rustic Hamilton setting Thir- tral carpeting. 2 bedroom, 2 t>a!h MtMBER MERCER COUNTY BOARD OF REALTORS teen rooms and mco .nfomuUion Masler bodfoom has walk-in and brochure avaiiab'o ctoset. all appi'.ances .r-cJudod 1432 Brunswick Ave , PO Bon 545S ',-' Trenton. N J 08E.38 (609) 392 3666 I , B 0 MB jpl jQjBii B BT _-- •,,,•"--.•, i HUNT FARM —-**• Tlic last inruinini; w» limne in Hit- Hum I .inn m IIKRHON I OWN ASSOCIATES * ^ Hi.p«-*rll liwii.tnp New 'Vill «t ll mlmul »,lh AT LEISURE LIVING spauuil.if tir*si>l siim>ntkliiip.iit'.i -IN'di.».m I lull |||r; (;|.KN EAST W1N0SOR • tit ,900 luihx .HI v..-i) .U-MUhlc vul Uf vi. >• Jiir li< ('.ill IJIU-IV 4 rvilu«im. <': IMIII CJ|IC in Ix' built c "i atrc CuSlwT. fiffi(i!aco WHY PAY RENT? )en> Itn.un nr J.'iifv IHIJIKI t.'i luillifl ilcl.nK |,n in I'nikcli'M TI'WIIIIIIII Don't IIIISMHII nn mir ol the warms this q*-mii! ^ tuw'!h ACCENT ON VALUE WITHIN YOUR REACH. l'l.,iri:,t>OfO Imnw liUlto ! bl'dlnn-i <:oniln wrlh patio dof.k. i onif.il ai', ait apphanur*; in? IUIIIFHJ y.i.'bauo (ii-^iovil f'ru «*1 lo •.<)!] ill ' J71,900 BELOW APPRAISAL. limii Acrona Iho slrolp you buy, sell, or Undo n home. Our sign on ywur property puts over 23,000 snips people lo work lor you. 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Princetonjffice 921-1900 I.! ) ONLY 5 YEARS YOUNG! AFFORDABLE COHDO BRIDGEWATER CRANBURY CRAKBURY CRANBURY CRANBURY Spacious 3 bedroom Ranch with large family room. One bedroom Condo with eat in kit., washer, dryer, 4 bedroom, 2 bath expanded Ranch. But walk to In town localion. 4 bedroom, 3 bath, 5 yr. old Creat S bedroom home in prime location features: 2 baths, 2-car garage, excellent school system. fireplace ceiling fan & much more!! 082-2135. tomt/Cranbury-Princeton schools/ideal home. PJ Colonial on a cul-de-sac. Spacious rooms, lots of fireplace, central air, mature lot, super schools?' HB-3370. $174,900 163,900 1737. $284,500 amenities. 034-2007. (315.000 034-1974. $322,005'I Hllliborough Office 201-874-8100 Eist Windsor Office 448-1400 Princeton Junction Office 799-3500 Princeton Office 921-1900 Princeton Office 921-1900 . Kim Olzewski Top Sales Agent for November DAYTOX 1990. Call Kim in our East Windsor EAST BRUNSWICK EAST WINDSOR CRANBURT 3 bedroom/ltt bath gracious older Colonial Your search is over! This super lownhouse All brick home on a beautifully mature lot with EAST WINDSOR office. (609) 448-1400. Great location and spacious rooms make this four in-town. Beautiful top to bottom. Call today! PJ w/fenced yard and open palio in wooded setting screened porch, fireplace built in bookcases, 2BR unit has new, plush carpet and many extras! i bedroom home a must see! 034-1933 (337 500 1735. $210,000 has it all!!! SB 2012. (123.500 finished bsmt, built in bar. 034-2022. $198,500 Must see!!! 082-2245. $74.9001 ^ Princeton Office 921-1900 J Princeton Junction Office 799-3500 South Brunswick Office 297-0200 Princeton Office 921-1900 Eist Windsor Office 60M48-1400 CAROENVIEW BETTOt THAN RENTING ONE BEDROOM C0N0O WHY PAY RENT? EAST WINDSOR BARCAIN TO THE WINNER! EAST WINDSOR EAST WINDSOR EAST WINDSOR EAST WINDSOR Very nice unit priced to sell! New kitchen with all EAST WINDSOR first floor Condo with new kitchen and upgraded Offers desirable location, private entrance, new Beautiful home offers your own entrance that By the lake, lake Condo with carport, eat-in new appliances, neutral colors, great localion very Lowest priced 2 bedroom Twin River townhouse* carpets Rent with option to buy Best piiced. easy appliances, and neutral carpet. 082-2092. leads to bright, airy home in "excellent condition". kitchen. Idry. rm., private yard & more* 082-2179 spacious as well Must be seen to appreciate with basement, new vinyl siding, newer double commute to N Y and N.I. Tpke $53,900 $58,500 082-1983. $74,000 $82,500 $68,000 oven, newly painted i more! 082-2039, $88 850 Eist Windsor Office 441-1400 Eist Windsor Office 44M400 Eist Windsor Office 448-1400 East Windsor Office 609-448-1400 Eist Windsor Office 441-1400 East Windsor Office 448-1400 IIUOY THE 6000 LIFE! EWING TOWNSHIP EWING TOWNSHIP EAST WUDSGR EWING Careful buyers, be sure to see value located in Plenty of elbow room in this 3BR home, formal DR, [WINS f [WINS TWP. This t*3i;!' d 3 bedrjc^ has evervlhrg you If Home cf distinction custam built Ranch Brick great family neighborhood with community play- bathroom has been completely renovated, full Center Hall Colonial in the moi;rM3in vew are l freshly painted in 3rd out / rms, full basemenj need garage, alarm system ex'^n wird trcit- fireplace, modern kitchen deck Locke Court ground 3BR Ranch Central vac system, and full basement fenced yard & off st parking fenced yard, pool brick firepl3te in VA 093 103H g3F3ge 3 BR. f?n-:e. rertra! a,r. great fir piaa merl 1 noie 082-20OU S13S90S 098-1224 $259,500 basement 098-1155 $124,900 058 1195 $95,000 $195,900 lam,!, neighborhood 03M8J5 $I24,JOJ Ellt W.ndior Office 44»-1400 remington Office 609 7]7 OtOO Pmmngion Office 737-0100 Ponnmjton Office 737-0100 Pennlngton Office 117-0100 Princeton Office Ml-1900 FRANUm c 't It f t kn "*r [wine TWP r t rur hu t R Kk FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP Two bedroom Icanhouse offers HAMILTON w • „ •>» * '. 1 - a '* £t m ri $1?1 SOO t 1 I a fed ms t»i and Custom French Provincial brick Ranch hpjvify with tirppUre. recessed lights, f fjmW 5 BR. 2 8IH Cape w I 4 JJI-S w,,. k wooded I 4 acres in Delaware Rsntan CaPdl tis- 1 S 11 ,M - a r, n« j vi 1 U • ' . • Hi tt' H'li U t' ' her HAMILTON TWP. 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U'.impit I If willt !Hppl,iffi,nvrf.i;ri1 hii.iilh *,' (.it e.it,igp n';tH |HR V747 900 PBnnin|ton Office H; 0100 , uatuutt port win 4 f imt"f ti 4 ItRi anniinni Jlh.'O •>" » m ««|ll on full tixi «u ptjn a, epai «t: |r«»r (n« n't tt.lMM ii Kilo rumtatiiM Oirin III (IM Imtti |..»B.I.> prrie. ID «;M 20B Week of December 12, 1990 A Packet Publication 36o Houses 360 Houses 360 Houses 365 Townhouses 365 Townhouses 365 Townhouses aw office/ 400 Investment «s Land For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale & Condos & Condos & Condos Commercial Properties MONTGOMERY *\- • For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale SPECTACULAR LOT AFFORDABLE HOMES - LAMBERTVILLE PLAINSBORO • Village, 4 MYSTIC ISLAND - Must ALL APPROVALS Choose your style of house Spacious Dutch Colonial bdrm., 1V4 bath, bl-level, sell. Leaving NJ. Lagoon EAST WINDSOR -2 bdrm, PLAINSBORO - 1 BR PRINCETON - Montgom- AUTO BODY SHOP Panoramic views extend- and customize It to suit has lots of character & cent, air, frplc, new kit., with dock and bulkhead. 2 bath, top floor, end unit, Condo. Immac, all applncs, ery Woods, 3 bdrm, 2V4 W/new apt, historic Stock- ing to New York City on a your needs. ERIC Assoc. charm. Country kitchen private lot, by owner. $8S,000/BO 609-888-1411 pool, tennis, laundry, 2nd fir end unit, calh cellg, bath, Birchwood twnhse ton, NJ area. Present clear day. Great "family offers high quality custom with chair rail & cabinets $178,000. 609-799-8374. PRINCETON Area - Beaut- $69,900 - Owner financial fplc, C/A. $79,000. Must with attached garage. Must owner restores classics. neighborhood In Sourland homes, decks and green- galore. Formal living room PRINCETON TWP assistance avail. 609-936- see. Call 609-275-0909 sell! 201-386-2835 or 2200 sq ft, 3 overhead iful turn-key executive Mountains yet minutes to houses that Are Afford- & family room leads to 0499. 232-3088. ' doors, office & lift. Just townhouse, furnished 8. Princeton, Most beautiful able. Financing available screened porch. 4/5 bdrms PLAINSBORO Between Bora & Shopping listed at $229,000. equipped to the last tea- lot anywhere around this to qualified buyers. De- includes oversized master RARITAN TWNSP - If Montrose, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, ROBBINSVILLE - Sharon Center. Pristine 7 room spoon. Rented for $1600 area. PRN 631. $140,000. velopers welcome. 609- bedroom with bath. Sky- you're looking for a twnhse, Aspen w/fpl, loft & balcony Mews, "Summit Model", 2 Ranch with all the bdrm, 1Vi bath, loft w/cath SALE OR LEASE per mo thru 9/91. Break SCHLOTT .- 466-1817. lights, window seats, hard- stop what you're doing I with scenic views. All ap- even cash flow with strong amenities, incl: fenced Look no further) Come and pliances, reduced to sell at: cell, fpl, garage, cent air, 1045 sq ft of commercial/ Realtors 609-921-1411 wood floors, workshop and office space. Lease upside potential as market BUCKINGHAM New Con- yard, 2 car garage, full experience the beauty of $108,000 rear deck - $18,000, by lots of storage make this an purchase available w/5% improves. Call, PLUMSTEAD -i struction - by J.T. Keenan bsmt, fireplace, cent air. this gorgeous 2 bdrm BOYER REALTY owner. Call 609-259-3137 exceptional buy at down and $1000/mo. for 1 HORSE/FARM AREA Co. 4 bedroom, 2'/z bath Owner licensed broker, twnhse, 2V4 bath, cent air, 609-921-1805 Srfcr 609-895-9667 or 243-0010 $195,000. 609-397-8417. SOCIETY HILL • Light 2nd yr. Three other units avail- 90+ acres of land zoned 1 Victorian on 1 acre. All 609-924-7330 alarm system, upgraded PRINCETON - Extraor- PLAINSBORO ASPEN fir, 2 bdrm. end unit con- able up to 1600 sq ft. Sub- acre residential. Easy ac- amenities. $298,000. Call LAWRENCE TWP - 10 SOMERVILLE - Walking carpeting & upgraded tiles, dinary Apartment bldg., ad- Condo - Great location, dominium, w/slldlng glass ject to condo approval; also cess to NJ turnpike; HWL 215-346-3138 or 357-8742 Wenczel Dr. 4 bdrm Ex- distance to town. 2 bdrm., custom wall paper In the jacent to Palmer Sq., with 5 scenic view, 1 bdrm, 1 doors, 2 balconies. for sale In its entirety at 1193. $900,000. ;; ecutive Colonial sitting on a IVi bath, kit-dinette kit., din rm & llv rm, full bath, w/fireplace, all ap- Located off Cold Soil Rd in nicely renovated units + large treed lot, 2 car gar- bsmt, and an attached gar- $489,000. Burgdorff Re- CHALFONT AREA - combo, LR, deck, CAC, full pliances included, washer/ Lawrenceville. $85,000. pakring. Grossing $45,000. Level land 90% clear, cur- age, library room 12x14, age with an electronic altors, Stockton Office, Restored farmette. Must cellar, full burglur system, dryer, dishwasher, disposal Call Stewardson- New plumbing, roof, elec, rently used as farm, porting Jacuzzi In master bath, fire- opener. Don't miss the op- 609-397-2663, 201-782- see. Many uses. Open end unit, Immediate oc- & refrig. Asking $69,900. Dougherty 609-896-8100. etc. $430,000 w/excellent 1 acre. HWL 1]204. place In master bdrm & portunlty to see'this 5628. Sundays. 152 N. 3 mi past cupancy. $139,900. Call Call Diane days between terms. 215-253-3363 $350,000. den, cent air, security twnhse. $123,500. SOUTH BRUNSWICK - 2 OWN YOUR OFFICE 202, right at Hilltown Pk., 201-889-6463. 9-5:30, 609-799-2880, SCHLOTT alarm system, finished 201-788-9425. bdrm, 1V4 baths, multi- MONTGOMERY KNOLL SALE! 1st drive on right. $267,000. TRENTON - Brick twnhse eves/wkends 799-4752 Realtors 201-367-1300 basement, so many other level condo w/2 balconies, 1500 sq ft office $170,000. Princeton Apts Creative financing in Historic Mill Hill, 3 bdrms, HAMILTON - Ravenscroft, extras-Just listed. Calls. J. PLAINSBORO - Best lo- fpl, many extras. $112,900. PRINCETON ADDRESS Princeton Gift Shop Princeton Boro possible. By owner/builder, study, jacuzzi, dshwshr, 2nd fir, sunny, end unit, Krol Realtor, 609-882-5000 cation, Tammaron end unit. 201-329-0681. Raymond Rd near Rt 1.0% Greek Foods & Pizza Rare available, biddable 215-345-4004 laundry, garden. Walk to immaculate, 2 bdrm, 2 or eves 883-4740. 2 bdrm, 2 bath, with loft & financing. New-build to suit Take-out Restaurant lot In prestigious western train station. $900/mo bath, all new appliances, TWIN RIVERS - 3 bdrm, fpl, $98,000 negotiable. from 1200 sq ft. 1500 sq ft Office Condo section of town. CFtANBURY - 5 yr old, 5 + 1V2 mo security. Call window treatments, ceiling 2V4 bath, split end unit, fin LEVITTOWN - Rancher. Call 609-799-5099 PRINCETON AREA 3 rm, Princeton Hse/2 acs PRN 633 $295,000 bdrm, center hall colonial. 609-393-6729 day or night fans, upgrades, near basement, many upgrades, 609-924-5100 4br, 1'/2 bath $94,900. PLAINSBORO - Hamp- $115,000. 609-426-0918 bright, cheerful suite In SCHLOTT ' 2800 sq ft. Priced below Veterans Park, $85,000. John T. Henderson Inc 215-443-0654 WEST WINDSOR-Prince- shire townhome. 2 bdrm, after 6 luxury bldg. $105,000 Realtors 609-921-1411 assessment at $235,000. Call 609-586-3340. Realtors Call 609-395-7231 MONTGOMERY - Holiday ton View. A must see Ox- 3rd fir loft w/bar, fpl, cedar JT BOYER REALTY ROBBINSVILLE Cemetary ford Colonial, 4 bdrms, 2Vi HAMILTON TOWNHOUSE TWIN RIVERS - Lake 609-921-1805 Brfcf Special - Owner trans- closet, + extras, $139,000. condo. 1 bdrm, den/2nd Plot - (2 Double), Princeton ferred, price dropped baths, 2 story center hall, - Abbott Commons, 2 609-275-8914. Memorial Park, off Rt. 130. EAST AMWELL - By bdrm, 1 bath, terrace, up- PRINCETON AREA 415 $75,000. Custom 5 bdrm, Ige whirlpool + much bdrm, 2 % bath, c/a & vac, Real Estate Call 609-499-2684 ; Owner, 1 bdrm starter more. $354,900. Call window treatments, up- PLAINSBORO Hampshire graded carpet. $66,500. Rt. 1 Corridor - Office 2'/2 bath Colonial on condo for sale, 1 room home w/great potential for 609-275-3981. Owner is graded cabinets & carpets, Twnhse - 3 bdrm, 2'/z bath, Call 609-426-1131 Wanted cul-de-sac in executive de- suite, reduced to $25,000. expansion. Newly renov- R.E. agent. appl., finished basement, w/finished loft, air cond, 440 ated. Quiet country lane on velopment. $345,000, Must w/w carpet, all blinds, CASH BUY OUTS Houses for seel 201-359-1870. WEST WINDSOR Twp - attic, club house & pool, 372 Open Houses approx. 2 acres. "Bachelor adjacent to tennis & park, beautiful & sunny end unit, Rent - Close to Princeton Junction Arranged for SELLERS. No Pad" or cozy cottage for 2. move In condition - minimal $153,900. 609-936-0543 EAST WINDSOR - MONTGOMERY TWP - No in the heart of Dutch Neck, Tbx&fLazo. mortgage contingencies. BELLE MEAD Cape Cod - Reduced $129,900. Call executive use. Priced to Hampton Arm Apartments. money down. Lovely 5 small two story home with PLAINSBORO • Ravens Call Barry or Al Sussman at 2bdrm, Irg kit, no" pets, 609-466-3698. sell at $120,000 by owner. Great location. Minutes bdrm Colonial, IVi acres lots of charm. Many new Crest - 2 bdrm, 2 bath freshly painted. $900,+ utls, away from Tpk exit 8. Jack Burke Real Estate Inc Al Sussman Realty, Re- on cul-de-sac with all ex- features as well as flavor of Call M-Th, 6-10pm. condo on golf course, EAST AMWELL - Mountain Lovely & spacious 1. & 2 Commercial Division altors, 609-520-0077. 1 mo security. Call Jim tras. Must earn over $100K the old. Nice lot with gar- 609-585-4793, other times $90,900, assumable mort- Top builders home! All bdrm garden apartments. 609-426-4000 201-369-6826 before 8pm. to qualify. Call age. REDUCED! 201-839-1289. gage. Call 609-298-2478 Iv amenities, reduced Wall to wall carpets, air CRANBURY • Main St. 609-921-0440 $129,900. Maguire-Burke, msg. ROUTE 130 $295,000. 609-466-9233 cond, includes heat & hot 425 Large 1 Bdrm 1 bath, liv Realty, 609-587-2707 LAWRENCE - End Unit, GOING & GROWING Land For Sale PENNINGTON BORO - PLAINSBORO - Ravens water, on site parking, room, kit, basement, yd, luxury condo boasting 2 Crest - 1 bdrm corner unit, Reduced $10,000. 3 bdrm Superintendent, & laundry HOPEWELL - Washington avail Dec. 1. $650. HOWELL 365 Townhouses bdrms, 2 baths, living rm, cathedral ceiling, fpl, farm Route 130 has been touted Colonial. 609-883-9774. facilities. Apt. B-11, or Crossing, 2 fully approved 609-395-9277 v LOCATION LOCATION dining rm, eat in kitchen, view, many extras, exc as the next Route One phone 609-448-1440 Corridor. This property building lots, all wooded, 4 bdrm, 2'/ bath, family & Condos fully applianced. Club- cond, asking $84,000. Call CREAM RIDGE - 4 bdrm 2 PRINCETON - 3 bdrm, 2 represents an excellent op- 1.3 & 1.27 acres w/wells, rm, 2 car garage, bsmt, For Sale house, pool & tennis. days 201 -562-6970 or eves on large farm, references bath, spacious, 98 Leigh $109,990. Visit The Man- portunity for a savvy in- pores & soil logs, $125,000 required. $900/mo +utils. walk to NYC bus. HWL Ave. $1 24,900 firm, 609-799-1719. 385 Business CANAL POINTE - Bel- ors, Lawrenceville- Pen- vestor, developer or a user each. Possibly owner Reply PO Box 83, pream 1388. $214,750. $20,000 under value. Prin- vedere, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, fpl, nington Rd. Hrs 12-5. Call, PLAINSBORO - Tamarron For Sale of the property to get In on financing. 609-588-8369 Ridge, NJ 08514 cipals only. Call 609- 895-0500 -1 bdrm, 2nd fir, sunny end the ground floor of this anti- 0 points mortgage. 4 bdrm wshr/dryr, 2nd fir, CROSSWICKS - Restored 215-862-5308 unit; fpl, cath ceiling, sky- BOOK STORE CHAIN cipated growth. 7100 + MILLSTONE - Approved Colonial, 2V4 baths, bsmt, $124,000. Please call 609- LAWRENCEVILLE - Beaut- 250 yr old, large 2 bdrm light, Casablanca fan, up- Central NJ, major group of square foot, single story, buildable lot on cul-de-sac 2 car garage and many PRINCETON AREA - Cus- 987-8625 for an appt. iful interior, all extras, in- home in private country grade carpet, wshr/dryr, profitable stores. masonry building on 2.34 + in established community. extras. HWL 1268. tom built 3 bdrm house in cluding fpl, air, mirrored setting. Den, study, 2 fire- DAYTON SQ. CONDO - 3 new paint, near pool, tennis CARVEL Hamilton, seller acres, easily adaptable for 4 Vz acres. Suitable for $225,000. Hopewell NJ. Vj acre, walls, 3 bdrms, 2V4 baths. places, deck, beamed ceil- bdrms, 2'/? baths, base- & golf. $79,900. Call 609- financing. $165,000 many uses and expansion small horse farm. Perc test large eat in kitchen, large Call for appointment, ings & modem conve- SCHLOTT ment, cent air cond, w/w 734-6310 days; 609-275- GAS STATION & Liquor is a definite possibility. done with septic sys. de- Realtors 201-367-1300 living/dining rm with fire- carpeting, priced for quick 609-896-2436 niences, energy efficient, place, cathedral ceiling, ex- 1511 eves. Store, business license & Located in the OCI Com- sign & permits. Ready to sale - $115,000 firm. 201- real estate. $560,000. $950/mo. plus utils.' 609- posed beams, large family LAWRENCEVILLE Luxury PLAINSBORO - 2 bdrm, 2 mercial Zone in Washing- build. Won't last at LAMBERTVILLE - 25 mins 274-2582. BOYER REALTY $89,000. Call 298-7590. room with fireplace, small - Townhome boasting 3 bath, Tamarron condo, all ton Township. Only to Princeton. Owner re- 609-921-1805 Brier den, 2 car detached gar- EAST WINDSOR - Bargain bdrm, 2V4 bath, living rm, appls, window treatments, $359,900. 201-446-2873. EAST WINDSOR - 3 locating • must sell im- of the year! 3 bdrm 2V mediately, no reasonable age, deck & patio, superb 2 dining rm, eat in kitchen, immac, sunny end unit, bdrms, 2'/* bath, eaUn kit, bath twnhse w/fin bsmt. MILLSTONE - Approved offer over $150,000 re- views for many miles over garage, fully applianced. only $83,500. Call RICHARDSON din rm, liv rm, 1 car garage, Only $94,900 if you qualify. 390 buildable lot on cul-de-sac fused, 1V4 yr old custom 3 Hopewell Valley from living Clubhouse, pool/tennis. 201-219- 5417 Iv msg. Office/ REALTORS cent a/c, pool/tennis; 4 ml. Hurry only 2 left. Also 2 in established community. bdrm, 2 bath, single home room & deck. $199,000 or $134,990. Visit The Man- COMMERCIAL DIVISION to train, $1050/mo '+utils. bdrm, $79,900. Call now!! PRINCETON AREA - Commercial 4 vi acres. Suitable for with maintenance free ex- for rent at $1200/mo. Call ors, Lawrenceville-Pen- 609-586-1000 Call 201-906-5636 . Homes of Quality Realtors Montgomery Township small horse farm. Perc test terior & off street parking 516-488-3463. nington Rd. Hrs 12-5. Call, For Sale 609-443-1313 Townhouse. Featuring 3 400 done with septic sys. de- EAST WINDSOR' - 1 on large in-town lot. De- 609-895-0500 Investment PRINCETON Area - Owner bedrooms, 2V4 bathrooms, sign & permits. Ready to family, 4 bdrms, living signer interior incls EAST WINDSOR - 2nd fir, CALL For A List - Over 50 must sacrifice gorgeous 7 MANVILLE - Senior condo, living room w/firoplace, din- Properties build. Won't last at room, dining room,]eat In spacious closets, marble spacious 4 rm condo, new Investment properties & year CH Col in prestigious 1bdrm, upstairs corner, ing room, kitchen w/ $89,000. Call kitchen, 1V4 baths, full fpl, 2 zone cent air, den, Belle Mead mins to Prince- w/w carpet, kit cabinets, cent air, w/w carpet, tile ceramic tile floor, full base- businesses. B.K. Lafferty, basement, newly de- Broker, 609-663-6700 201-446-2873. laundry room, walk out ton. 4 bdrm, 2Vi bath, huge countertops & appls; cent bath w/vanity, separate ment, deck, one-car gar- INCOME PROPERTY - corated, private/ secluded, bsmt & many more up- fam rm w/fpl, gourmet kit air, individ. thermostat, 2 storage & laundry rm, age and quality wall to wall MEDICAL OFFICE Avail- Hopewell Boro, 3 family apt MONTGOMERY TWP - 1 renewable lease ijption, grades throughout. Call w/ctr islo, full bsmt, dock, Walk-in closets. Near NY move in cond., off street carpeting. $172,000. Work: able - in Berkely Sq of building. $169,000. Weidel to 2'/i acre homesites. Exc $1000/mo. Security '& ref- Owner direct for appt, c'a, much more. $299,900 trains & Exit 8 on NJ Trnpk. parking, $79,900. Call aft. 4 609-924-5353; 609-497- Trenton. Call 609-989- Real Estate, Inc. Realtors. loc. Ready to build. From erences. 201-286-1564 or 609-397-2344 201-281-6549 $45,900. 201-572-1855. & wknds 201-359-6148. 0212 Homo. 8455. 609-397-0777. $92,500 201-874-5066 201-244-1296. '' 163 Nassau Street AUDREY SHORT^ Princeton NJ 08542 609-921-9222 MAGNIFICENT STONE FRONT COLONIAL CLOSE TO TOWN In Stony Brook, West Windsor. 4 t bodrooms, & 31/.' baths BUT in tho country! This Cold Soil Road Capo Cod, ol NEW TO THE MARKET, PLAINSBORO! - 3200 sq. ft. of living spaco w/cathodral coilings, skylights quality construction will plooso tho family looking for plenty Groat Startor homo! Duildors tako notico Subdividablo lot. 3- and jacuzzi. Fully soddod. Fully soddod lawn with under- of spaco plus oaso ol location. Fivo bodrooms, 2V? bath:;, bedroom Colonial farmhouso with bam and doublo lot A ground sprinklers. Hugo dock. $337,900 Lowroncovillo. $339,000 stoal ot $158,000 COMMUTERS DELIGHT PRIME LOCATION Evory Inch of Ihls 2 bodroom, t'i bath Fi«t Windsor IN Princeton Horn. Wo oflor Ihin 2 l>odroom 2'> hnths WINDSOR ROAD townlKHino is Yshlp shnpo ' Ro:sh point and n ouporlor! Townhouso with limpl;u:n, (till bnnonionl good closnl nnnco. GfOfit Fnmlly hour.o • 4 bodrooms, ?'v bnthn I'rlrtcolon doslgn mnko t»>ln n vnry npponlinfl properly, offnrod nl Now and garnyo Grnnl Nnvv I'rlco. $159,500 Junction, nonr jtchooln, nhopplng, and train. $252,900 (>flCT $89,500 Member: Motcnr Co. MIS, Princeton Rool Fslofo Group, Somerset Co. Ml S. Middlesex Co MIS, Monmouth Co. Ml S 163 Nassau Street Nhite Aunt [jx Princeton, N) 0854? Hfi[fn Vulmu 609 921 9772 Amlicy Shoit, Hipkfi * fl NOW LEASING • u 100 THANET CIRCLE 1 • PRIME RETAIL SPACE • 100-101 Thanet Road 2 Three Story Buildings Princeton, NJ 08540 15 Acres— 110,000 Sq. Ft. * * * \ PENNINGTON SHOPPING CENTER HAMILTON SHOPPING CENTER PRINCETON PIKE OFFICE PARK ROUTE #31 NORTHBOUND & CORNER OF WHITEHORSE-MERCERVILLE , 3131 Princeton Pike 6 Two Story Buildings WEST DELAWARE AVENUE, PENNINQTON &KUSER ROADS cJ Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 28 Acres — 266,000 Sq. Ft. PENNINGTON QUALITY MARKET HAMILTON COMMERCIAL MOUNTAIN VIEW OFFICE PARK 1433 SQ.FT. ' 5197 SQ.FT. (RETAIL) . 1378 SQ.FT. 5660 SQ.FT. (WAREHOUSE) 850 Bear Tavern Road 5 Three Story Buildings W. Trenton. NJ 08628 21 Acres — 275,000 Sq. Ft. MONTGOMERY SHOPPING CENTER PRINCETON ARMS CENTER PARKWAY CORPORATE CENTER ROUTE #206 NORTH BOUND FROM CORNER OF OLD TRENTON ROAD INVESTMENT 1230 Parkway Avenue 1 Three Story Building INTERSECTION OF #518, MONTGOMERY & DORCHESTER DRIVE W. Trenton, NJ 08628 5.9 Acres -61,000 Sq. Ft. FOODTOWN/FRIENDLrS WEST WINDSOR 2000 SQ.FT. 1740 SQ.FT. PROPERTIES 1000 SQ.FT. 4000SQ.FT. JINGOLI ORGANIZATION 1500 SQ.FT. 1568 SQ.FT. 1147.5SQ.FT. (WILL DIVIDE) ' FOR INFORMATION CALL MANAGEMENT OFFICES CALL 609-921 -6060-MARK HILL (609) 896-3111 or (609) 896-2047 BROKERS ARE PROTECTED. * HILTON REALTY CO • We provide design service to custom-tailor the interior space to tenant specifications. m fcS BROKER PROTECTED PRINCETON OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE HEART OF PRINCETON - THE HILTON BUILDING 20 NASSAU STREET RESEARCH PARK More than 427,000 square feet 194 Nassau Street, Princeton Luxury elevator building, historical landmark across from the University Campus, TWO MONTHS FREE RENT Leasing FOR EVERY TWELVE MONTHS LEASED* Suites From 575 to 2,800 + -Sq. Ft. Suites from 200 to 1000 sq. ft. All utilities included • Princeton Mailing Address (will subdivide) • Suites from 1,000 square feet plus daily janitorial services. Beautifully & completely • Rents Start'7.00 Per Foot Net Join Lead Tenants — Merrill Lynch and HI national Bank renovated suite 1500 sq. ft. at *14 sq. ft. w/cent air, private restrooms & kitchenette. "original term of lease Call Mark Hill (609 921-6060) For further information call: Call 609-921-9574 or 609-924-7027 Brokers Protected Hilton Realty Co. Reserved garage parting available. Tim Morris - (609) 924-6551, Evenings (215) 860-5932 Brokers Protected TOWNHOUSE Come Home to the Country,.. GARDENS After Work in the Cit APARTMENTS RENTAL HIGHTSTOWN BOROUGH • NEWLY RENOVATED* • Some units with 1st and 2nd floors (Townhouses) PROPERTIES • NEW KITCHENS* • Convenient to shopping • Just off the NJ. Turnpike in • NEW CARPETING* Hightstown • FRESHLY PAINTED • Easy commuting via N. J. Turnpike • SPACIOUS UNITS • Near Route 130 IN-TOWN HIGHTSTOWN LOCATION Just a couple of reasons why Quail Ridge stands out among the rest Beautiful, lush-green BEAUTY. golf course views Outstanding amenities including , > a washer and dryer r' 448-2198 Return from the hustle and bustle of the city to the leisure of country living and individually controlled A/C *. or on 25 acres of gracefully landscaped lawns, gardens and poncK Then take and heat in every home. £* advantage of your free swim club membership, or engage in a challenging Fabulous layouts range from »•'* 448-4801 game of tennis, volleyball, basketball, indoor ping pong or billiards. Studios (the only ones in the area),* > AMENITIES to stunning Two-Bedrooms, j •SOME UNITS two bath with fireplace. • Spacious 2 Bedroom Apartments From $750 And our prices arebettertnan ^ competitive. Quail Ridge has ,'•» Centralized location with nearby just what your looking for. •* transportation to New York, Extreme comfort at a reasonable price; Philadelphia and historic Princeton LAYOUTS. Call (609) 275-3956 for direction* Steward's Watch 6 or 12-month leases available Studios.from$S45.00/Mo : 24-hour security 1 BR from$615.00/Mo. 1 Full-size washer/dryer available 2BR from $780,00/Mo. • feels like home. Award winning school system FRF SI I PONDS 2 BR HOLIDAY SPECIALS! VILLAGE FEATURES. QUAIL You know the feeling.- Inviting, cotniortublr, and • pUce you look forward to at trw: Koiitt- M2 at (in^t I>mc onJ <>< thr day. It't calkd home. Stcwarda Watch has captured thU atmosphere (Oiw NiK.lt »<•« of Home 1 with lUlr and orteinaUty and offers you a quality residence you'll be proud tu call )u>mr III as Individual m you are with . MAGNIFICENT! 1,2 A 3 BFJ)K(X)M APARTMENTS RIDGE UNFURNISHED OK COMI'Um-LY FURNISHED FLF.X1HU-: SI IOKT-TERM LEASES AVAILABLE PRICE. FKATUKKS: AMEN1TU5: • Fireplace* SPECIAL ON • 2 Pool* • F-tmijiMn Style Kllchen 2BR/2BATH • RaoqurtbalJ/Tcnnb • Wuhrr/Dryrr I lookup • Naulllut FtlnnM Outer • IVlval* t'atloor Boloony $500 OFF • Sauna Steward • Watch l« located In Wnrt Windsor Talu- Koiile 1 KX) Quakrrbrtdge Koad Turn left onto Clarkivtllr Rnad. \V> mil's on light. It ts prtVeariarutlly managed by on «i»e, rroponnlve fwmmnd. C*H (609) 275-9 W vi )U HI: AT I IOMI; wi HUM YOU UVF. AT STIWARD'S WATCI I S TO managtxl by Trwnmtll Crow Rotkiunbal Sorvvaj Mvrn FOR THE HOLIDAYS Imagino celebrating the holidays in a fabulous ono or twobodrxxxn apartmort at Ravens Cms*. Each apartment includes washer and dryw, eft appliances, wafl to waR carpeting and exterior sloraga "Do Something So throw another log on tho firo,' sot IIKNDERSON HANDLES Ai'17 11 your troo up in Bio don* and ring in YOUR RKNTAL NKICDS! 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HIHsboro Twp, NJ LAMBERTVILLE MORRISVILLE PRINCETON - 1 room apt PRINCETON AREA PRINCETON-Murray PI, 1 STOCKTON AREA • Effi- PRINCETON-Large room, * Hamilton Garden Apt Luxury Spacious 2nd fir 2 bdrm for rent. Please call EWING TWP bdrm, spacious apt. $650/ ciency apt Furn'd. $500/m private entrance, utils In-' '"" Move up to mod. conv. Irge 1 & 2 Bedroom apt, separate entrance. AMERICANA APTS 201-874-5580 evenings 1 & 2 BEDROOMS mo -1-utils, Welnberg Real Incls everything. 215-862- eluded, Vi blk from Prlnce- .«'.•' 1 & 2 bdrm from only $495 Garden Apts $745 + . Avail 2/1/91. Call AND PRINCETON-2 or 3 bdrm Exceptionally well main- Estate, 609-924-8535. 3136. ton Univ. 609-921-1234 -'..».. Includes Ht & HW. Apply BEEKMAN 215-348-3451 - All Calls ROCK SPRING APTS on Nassau St. Just re- tained a/c apts. Laundry PRINCETON - New 1 TRENTON - 2 apts avail- PRINCETON - Lge, sunny ;• :••• now for Immediate and fu- GARDENS Answeredl novated - beginning at facilities, swimming pool, bdrm, furnished apt, In able, 1 bdrm, $375 & $500. rm w/balh, parkllke sur- ture occ. 609-888-0535 On New Amwell Rd. LAMBETVILLE - Spacious Call about 1, 2 & 3 Bdrm $975/mo. Call eves, 201- spacious grounds, off- prime location. Kitchen Inquire Cooks Paint & - ".'• Hamilton Twp roundings, walk to Unlv & Off Rt. 206 1 bdrm apt, conveniently Apts. Some with ter- 297-2562 street parking. Heat in- w/new appls, parking area, Hardware, 8am-5:30pm, Palmer Sq. 609-924-4347. WINGATE APTS races. Sun thru Fri, 9-5. cluded. Excellent location - Includes: Heat, hot water, located In center of town. air cond & private entrance. 609-394-0717 WRIGHTSTOWN AREA - ••' •• Now accepting applications CaB, 215-736-2270. PRINCETON - Airport mins from NYC trains. dishwasher, tennis courts Large eat in kitchen, liv rm No pets or smokers. $850/ Spacious, clean rooms. ". ^for future rentals. 1 & 2 & extraordinary play- area. Studio room with Evening Hrs By Appt TRENTON SUBURB + full bath. Only $595/mo MT HOLLY - 1 bdrm, 1st mo. Call 609-924-4322. Telephone, color TV, pri- ."•»•: bdrm apts. Well maintained ground. kitchen facilities, private EASTGATEAPTS ROBBINSVILLE plus utils. Avail 1/1/91. No floor apt. Ideal for 1-2, $450 entrance, private bath, am- PRINCETON - Center of vate bath, a/c. Maid • •' ' garden apt complex. Heat, Largest swimming pool in Parkside & Buttonwood Dr 1 & 2 BEDROOM pets. Call 609-737- 2180. mo. Call, 609-267-7167. ple parking, all utilities in- towm. Wonderful 2 bdrm service. $99 per week. hot water, cooking gas, area at nominal cost. 609-883-7537 APARTMENTS LAWRENCE - Spacious 2 NASSAU ST - Lovely re- cluded. No pets. No smok- w/lib, yard, parking & I ',* new appls avail, air condl- II No Ans: 201-721-9336 Fully carpeted & air condi- 609-723-5500. bdrm w/many extras. Heat novated Victorian Apt/ Of- ing. Immediate occupancy. storage; totally redone; tioned apts. Only mins from ,. .., tloner, Olympic size pool. Can 201-359-7180 PRINCETON AREA W. WINDSOR • New, paid, bsmt & garage. $750. fice, Sunny with view of $450 month. 609-924-4850 new kit & bath. $1150 incl Trenton on Sharon Rd, off , . From $545. Apply rental or 874-6644 EWING TOWNSHIP furn'd rm, avail now. $300/ No pets. 609-737-3536 or University, 1 bdrm, study/ or 516-921-2265 eves. all utils. 609-924-5385 or circle of Intersections of Rts agent Wingate Apts, Wert HOPEWELL - Country 1 & 2 BEDROOMS mo.+ utils. 609-734-3628 609-989-8257. office, comb kit/din rm/liv PRINCETON AREA-Wing 215-253-3363 - 130,33 Near TPK Exit 7-A. Ave near So Olden Ave. or hideaway, frplc, 4Vi Well maintained garden (D) - 609-275-5145 (H) rm, 1 bath, wash/dryer, of a charming historic PRINCETON - Charming 1 Just Vt mile north of I-95. call 609-888-3275, Mon-Fri rooms, $700, heat sup- LAWRENCE TWP - 2 apts. Swim club, off street parking, Avail 12/15/90. house nestled on quiet bdrm off Nassau St, park- 10-6pm, Sat 9am-3pm, plied. 2nd apt: 5V£ rooms, bdrms & study, 1 bath, parking. Excellent location SHARON ARMS $1,350/mo. 609-921-7655 acreage. Enjoy it without Ing, fireplace, $780/mo 456 Garage • — Sun 11am-3pm. $800, frplc, all elec, call kitchen, dinette area, living - minutes to shopping Sharon Rd Off +utils. Month to month. 609-466-0376 after room with fireplace, NEW HOPE - Charming 1 maintenance worries. 9 Routes 1 & 130 Corridor & Sharon Country Club Parking HAMILTON TWP finished basement, 609- bdrm, fpl, garden, private. rooms & 1Vi baths. Cur- Call 609-924-8424 609-259-9449 Kuser Village 7:30pm. NYC bus/train. Storage 883-1928. $675. Lease, 215-862- tains & rugs Incl'd $1040 Evening Hrs By Appt PRINCETON HORIZONS- WEST AMWELL - 1 bdrm _ Luxury 1 & 2 bdrm spa- 2375. + ullls. 201-359-6171. apt, country setting, 2 miles cious apts, w/w carpet, pvt JAMESBURG - 1 bdrm, LAWRENCE TWP - 4 VERSAILLES 1-2 & 3 bdrm apt. Includes For Rent rooms, avail Jan 1, 1991. APARTMENTS pool and tennis. 609-924- from Lambertvllle. $550/mo *" -' entrance, cent air, heat/hot 3V4 rms w/balcony, heat & NEW HOPE - Charming 1 Princeton Area CRANBURY - Block bulld- For more Information call 220 SULLIVAN WAY 6739 + utils. Sec. & refs req'd. •-' water, new appls avail. hot water incl. $565 mo. bdrm, fpl, garden, private. ing 1500 sq ft, hardwood after 4pm, 609-883-9847. 609-883-4550 201-782-7388. • >- >• Closets & cabinets galore, 201-521-2440 $650. Lease, 215-862- FREE RENT FOR PRINCETON - Jan fir, tailgate, plus auto drive 2375. ONE MONTH! If No Ans 201-721-9336 ••' • balcony or patio, dshwshr. JAMESBURG • Brand new LAWRENCE TWP - Finest 7-March 14, 2 bdrms, 1.5 WEST WINDSOR - Coun- In, dry, $500/mo. 609-395- You get one month's FREE 10 min to Rte i Centers, V4 1 bdrm apt condos, wshr/ apt complexes, White Pine PALMER SQUARE - PRINCETON AREA/ baths, $975/mo ($2100 for try Apartment, 2 bdrms, 1258. 'rent at Princeton " - mi to 1-295. From $590. No dryr, carpet, cent air, Apts. 609-883-3333 and Charming spacious studio, EWING TOWNSHIP 64 days) + security. quiet & private, $8O0/mo Meadows. But that's not all. HOPEWELL BORO - ^,-pets. 609-587-4959 Mon- dshwshr, sundeck, $700/ Sturwood Apts 609-896- new ktichen, fpl, tiled bath, 1 & 2 BEDROOMS Adults, nonsmokerr including heat. Call Greg, You also get swimming, Clean garage, $75/mo. .,",'. . Fri 10-6, Sat 9-3, Sun 11-3 mo. First month free rent if 2035 Call for office hours French doors to large pvt Spacious apts with w/w 609-924-6458 days 609-799-0341; eves tennis, on-site litness Safe & secure. Call ; ,\.' or office, 102 Nottinghill Ln. qualified. Call 201- and further Information. Apt terrace. Laund facilities, carpet, heat & hot water, after 6, 609-448-8766 center, shopping nearby PRINCETON JCT.-Lovely 609-397-4537. '<•:''•. HAMILTON TWP 521-0738 subject to availability. storage. Avail Jan. 1, $850 electric, gas, a/c, parking & 1 bdrm apt in charming and you can even bring a 455 PARKING (Princeton Bora) Lalor Gardens LAWRENCE TWP - West- incl heat. 609-466-0879. pool priviledges Included. Victorian house. Spacious Rooms For pet. These 1 or 2 bedroom Laundry facilities on prem- - 25 Wiggins St, $45/mo; Studio, 1 & 2 bdrm apts. gate Apts accepting ap- PLAINSBORO - New one liv rm, kitchen, bath, private KINGSTON - Large 3 Br, 2 apartments are just ises. Superbly maintained Rent 86 Spruce St., $35/mo. Call Accepting applications for plications for 2 bdrm apts. bdrm cottage on quiet lot. driveway, lawn, garden, 2 Bath, 2nd floor, w/w carpet, minutes from the heart of building In beautiful 609-921-9574 future rentals. Rent incl Heat, hot water & cooking Nonsmoker and no pets ml from train, bus, shop- BELLE MEAD/Prlnceton - washer and dryer, micro- Princeton and they start at wooded surroundings. Exc- heat/hot water with all new wave oven, pool, tennis, gas included. 609-882- pref. $625/mo + utils. just $570 per month. ping center, WW schools, Furn'd room & bath, kit & SKILLMAN - shop or . appl. Some with totally new 6839. ellent location, mins from $675/mo. utils incl. Days laundry use, for male. storage space avail Jan. N.Y. bus, Princeton ad- 609-921-0524. Rt 1 & 130 Corridor* NYC • kitchens & w/w carpet. dress. $1100/ mo. + 609-799-2288, eves/ 201-359-0238. 3000 sq ft. 609-466-9155 Plainsboro Trains & bus at door. or 466-2261. Park like setting, garages utilities. Immediate oc- LAWRENCEVILLE APTS - wknds: 609-799-8689. CENTRAL NASSAU ST - • avail. Apply Super. Lalor Evening Hrs By Apt cupancy. Call George days 1 & 2 bdrms starting at THE HEAT IS FREE PRINCETON TWP - for Walk to campus, large, 4 Gardens 15A Stenton Cl or WOODBROOK HOUSE 6o Apt/House 201-274-2288 eves $600 mo. Call, 609- AND SO rent, 1 rm studio apt., coun- bright, low rent, near bus & 609-392-6644 Mon-Fri 9-5, 865 Lower Ferry Rd 609-924-7688. 896-1086 IS THE VIEW try setting, car required. shops. 609-924-2040. . Sat 9-3. 609-883-3335 To Share LAMBERTVILLE - In stone LUXURY 1 & 2 Bdrm Apts Cozy and warm inside. A Plainsboro NJ $600/mo. Utils Incl. Call FURNISHED MOTEL PRINCETON BORO ALLENTOWN - Roommate ' Hamilton Twp's Best Rl 1 Victorian, elegant effi- - $560 & $660/mo, heat & picture-postcard outside. 609-924-7418. Room • with cable tv HBO, wanted to share 2 bdrm ciency with high ceilings, hot water incl. 3 mi. from ctr At Fox Run, you'll be com- HUNTER'S GLEN radio, individual heat con- 1 Bdrm Apt available Oct PRINCETON TWP - Small house, $313/mo -f'/iutils. WOODMERE APTS plaster walls & ceiling of P'ton. 609-452-2104 fortable all winter long 609-799-1611 trol, air cond, w/w carpet, 1 st. $725 mo Includes heat. 2 room apt with kitchen & Call 609-259-2712 1 & 2 BEDROOM medallions, deep set win- MANVILLE • 5 room up- knowing there's plenty of balh. Rural setting. Car re- private bath. Windsor/ . Free Heat & Hot Water! dows, hardwood firs & heat. And it's FREEI So is DEER CREEK Hightstown area motel. HOMESHARE INC - A stairs apt. 1Vi mo sec. Princeton quired. $400/mo, utils incl. marble fpl, modern kitchen the scenery, a beautiful 609-275-9433 From $130/wk. Call 609- selective home/apt $600 + utils. No pets. Int'l Properties Call 609-924-7418 '••'.• ACROSS FROM PARK with Jenaire range, $650/ Nonsmokng couple. 201- lakeside community with 448-8637. matching service with per- Includes: Cent AC & Morel! fitness facilities and year 609-921-3257 PRINCETON TWP - 1 sonality compatabillty mo. all utils paid by land- 359-7125 $500 Security Deposit GRIGGSTOWN/Princeton Call 609-587-2414 round activities. Pets are PRINCETON BORO - bdrm cottage, woodland profile. Call 215-354-8545 lord. Single prof prefd. No *1 Month FREE rent if you Area - Near Rt. 27 & MERCERVILLE - 2nd fir, welcome, too. From Large, sunny 2 bdrm, 2 setting, $750/mo + utils. HAMILTON TWP pets. 609-397-3110. lease now & move In by Bunker Hill Rd, share my EAST WINDSOR - Pro- perfect for 1 adult, effi- bath duplex, fireplace, 609-921-3326. Greenwood Village $630/mo. January 31, 1990. Call for home while on market, fessional female, non- ciency plus setup, avail details. washer, dryer, new kitchen, PRINCETON - Very nice Apts now renting. Park-like LAMBERTVILLE - 2 bdrm 1/1/91. Call 609-890-1378 $125/wk. 201-873-5684 smoker to share large 3 setting, heat & hot water avail Jan 15. $1100/mo. Bank St apt. Kitchen, bath, bdrm townhouse, washer/ apt on a quiet street. leave message. HIGHTSTOWN - 3 room included, near public Models Open Daily 9-6. Sat 609-924-2680. living room, bdrm, (1st fir), dryer, pool, tennis, cable $650/mo. plus utils. apartment. Prefer pro- . transp, 20 mins to Prince- 9-5 and Sun 10-4. Rt. 1 to additional rooms avail. TV, flexible lease terms, 609-466-2127 aft 7pm MILL HILL - Ultra mod., 3 PRINCETON BOROUGH - fessional lady. Call ton, near train station to Plainsboro Rd. Incls washer/dryer, dish- reasonable rent Incls utils. LAMBERTVILLE - Lrg fum. room apt, (1 bdrm) vertical Furnished sublet until April. 609-448-1358 • * NYC. 1 bdrm starting $495. blinds, cent air, w/w carpet- Plainsboro NJ Single professional male washer. No pels. $800- Call Phil or Laura 609-443- studio apt inc. heat, yard. PRINCETON AREA $1100 plus some utils. 1 bdrm with den $570. Of- ing, cable ready. $500/mo. Ask about our Free "Rent EWING TWP HI-RISE $550/ mo. 609-921-2020 HIGHTSTOWN 3794 leave message. Avail immed. $365/mo. 609-924-7614 Furnished room with pri- fice hrs Mon-Fri 10am- 609-397-8504. 609-895-1615. Program! Our exceptionally well Lv msg FRANKLIN PK - Prof 6pm, Sat hours, 10am- vate entrance. Non-smoker MODERN Garden Apts, - 2 maintained building offers ROCKY HILL - for rent 2nd female seeks non-smoking 2pm. Call 609-587-0357 FOX RUN fir apt, liv rm, kit, den, bath only. Call 609-426-8853 LAMBERTVILLE - 4 room apts avail immed, 1 or 2 yr lots of space, extras & con- PRINCETON prof for beautiful 3300 sq ft & 1 bdrm. Water, elec, HILLSBORO - Working HIGHTSTOWN - Conve- apt. $650/mo. Heat & hot lease. Call, 609-888-3052 609-799-2710 veniences plus air cond, off PALMER SO home. Pool/tennis. Storage sewer included. Heat extra. adult, pvt. bath & entrance, nient location, 1 bdrm, pri- water included. 609-397- for persoanl inspection, street parking, laundry Studio, furnished. $850. avail. $495/mo + V4 utils Sorry no children or pets. w/w carpet, share kit, full vate entrance, $550'mo. 8090. 9am to 6pm. Morven Vil- $500 Security Deposit facils on each floor, inter- 1 bdrm apt, pullman kit, 201-422-4986 incls heat & gas. 609- com systems, some with heat & water incl. $1000. Ready for immed occup. house privileges. No pets. LAMBERTVILLE - Lg 1 lage, 171 Reeves Ave. GRIGGSTOWN/Princeton 448-3883 Mrs. Freedman. Hamilton Twp. on 14 acres "One Month FREE rent if dishwasher. Spacious $650/mo. Call 609-924- 1 mo sec. 201-369-5385. bdrm apt., range, refrig, you lease now and move in 6963 Area • Near Rt. 27 & with plenty of parking. grounds overlooking swim- PRINCETON • 1 bdrm apt KENDALL PARK - female, HILLSBORO - Log cabin 1 also heat incl. Cat ok. by January 31, 1991. Call Bunker Hill Rd, share my ming pool. Excellent lo- on Red Hill Rd. Heat water, SOLEBURY - 2 bdrm furnished room, kit priv., or 2 working adults, kit., $525. Avail. Jan. 1. MONTGOMERY TWP - 2 for details. home while on market, cation - just minutes from parking. Av 12/1. $800. duplex. Country setting. No wshr/dryr, a/c, in-ground bath, combo bed.liv rm. 201-995-2505. rooms with bath, single Route 1 & 130 Corridor & $125/wk. 201-873-5684 frpl, 1 mo sec, no pets. pets. Limited occupants 3. pool, $90 per wk incl utils. LAMBERTVILLE • Charm- person. Heat & hot water. Models open daily 9-6, Sat NYC tains. Evening hours PRINCETON - Spacious 1 HAMILTON, Society Hill • 201-369-5365. $650 + utils. 215-297- 201-821-2968 aft 4. ing affordable studio apt 1V4 mo sec. $445. Call 9-5 and Sun 10-4. Rt 1 to by appt. bdrm apt in country setting. Condo to share, nonsmok- 609-466-1386. 5841. HOPEWELL BORO - Vh nestles in quaint brick Vic- Plainsboro Rd. HIGHGATE APTS Furnished, short or long LAHASKA PA. - Furn, ing female, pvt bdrm + Somerset Franklin Twp share bathroom, neat bdrm Victorian, very light, torian. Ideal for single pro- MORRISVILLE, Pa - 1 Parkway & Olden Ave. torm. $1000. bath, fpl, $4O0/mo + Vi PRINCETON - 1 bdrm apt, No Foe mature employed non- charming, $585 + utils. fessional. $495/mo + utils. bdrm apt, $575'mo in- 609-883-4626 utils. 609-588-8891. 1st fir, private entrance, smoking male. 215-794- Days 617-489-2565 or No Pets. Call today for cludes all utils, plus cable clean. $575/mo. Call 609- If no answer call PRINCETON -1 bdrm gar- HIGHTSTOWN 609-466-3978 aft 6:30pm. appt., 609-737-2180 age apt on Lawrencevillo FREE 8010 aft 5:30pm. TV. 215-736-9463 683-5266 201-721-9336 • Tennis Nonsmoking female room- Rd. $800. LAMBERTVILLE - Room. PRINCETON AREA • Gas mate needed to share 2 EWING TWP House privileges. $75/ bdrm condo w/Mom & PRINCETON - 1 bdrm • Elociric Superbly maintained gar- week. Sobor, liberal houso- child. $475/mo + Viutils. furnished apt on Park PI. • Hoat & Hot Water den apt. Excollent location, hold. 609-397-8720, Call days 201-821-2061. Short or long torm. $950 LAWRENCEVILLE, close to shopping, mins to •STUDIO/SLEEP HOPEWELL - 4 bdrm Col- Adlerman, Click & Co. Inc, utils incl. Society Hill - Cold Soil Rd. Rt 1 4 130 Corridor & ALCOVE TER- onial houso on 2 acres NYC.Newark Bus & train. 2 bdrm, I'.v bath twnhso. PRINCETON - 1 bdrm apt RACE..$580 overlooking a lake. Pvt For All Area Listings PARKSIDE MANOR Avail Jan 1. $795 mo. Call on Nassau St. av 1/91, • JR. 2 bdrm fr. $605 telephone included. Prof 1475 Parksido Ave 609-696-2436 Realtors and Insurers $795 utils incl. person. Pvt bath for 609-882-3930 • 24 Hour Doorman PRINCETON • Exc lo- $4501 utils. Full houso (609) 924-0401 • 15 Spring St., Princeton, N.J. • (609) 586-1020 • Swim Club" privs. 609-737-6967 PRINCETON BORO CANAL POINTE - 3 bdrm. cation, sunny rm, $350 mo 2Vi bath "Plaza" +• utils. Avail immod. Kit HOPEWELL BORO - (Spruco Street) • 1 bdrm, liv HARRISON TOWERS townhouso. $1550. priv. 215-862-5308 or Responsible person rm. oat-in kit, bath, nowly 575 Easton Avo (fit 527) 609-921-0843. wanted to share nice houso 9-Cap-py 9-CoCicCays renovated, sunny, walking 201-246-7870 WEST WINDSOR - Princo PRINCETON Farmhouse • with Ipl on 4.5 aero sotting. to Nassau St & storos. "Membership Foe Modernized to Intost code, ton Greens, 2 bdrrns. 2 If you lovo dogs, don't $425.mo includes all ulils, SOMEHVILLE - 1st Floor. MAGNIFICENT BELGIAN CASTLE on approximately 2 acre*. Princeton address, 6 BR«, 7tt bath*. Foyor w/granite intercom apt, building. bath townhouso. $1300. smoke. & laugh ntot room heat, wshrdryr. Additional 4 rooms & bath, garage. foe, living room, formal dining room, don w/maible 4 granite fireplace, eat-in kitchen, exorcise playroom, office, mactor $815,mo heal & parking avail $300. mo. plus 1/3 smaller bdrm avail. Call $005••mo * ulIs. Call OR iui!o w/marWe & ale bathi, whirlpool tub & (team room, plus wot bar off matter BR. 4 additional BRt with custom- included. Avail 1/191. Call NT CaBaway Real Estate utils » $400 security. 609- G09-695-46O9 leave 201-725-1906. made furniture, guest quarters has LR, BR, mini kitchen, and Ml bath. Basement playroom has full racquttball court and 609-921-1646 G83-1672 leave message message mooor basketball court (includes part of basement S part of first floor). Outdoor tennis court "2,200,000 PRESTIGIOUS ELM RIDGE PARK COLONIAL - Absdutoty LAhO immacutatol 3 Bfls, 2V> balhs. 2 fireplaces, hardwood floors throughout, central air, central vac, oversized 2 car garage. MONTGOMERY TWP. - 57./ acres Zoned R 1. our 01 s'iAn<: & nisoin morns MIS [V'.i:! too numinous to list. Pleasa call for additional informa- NOW30,000/Acrt tion "SK.OOO «• ACRES • REED ROAD, HOPEWELL TWP. noar I 95 Zoned "Special Industrial' Has smalt Ranch. 375 Out-of-Stato 380 Resort 452 Resort 452 Resort 45? Resort GORGEOUS CUL-OC-SAC NEIGHBORHOOD of large Properties Properties Properties homes in pristno Mill«tono Township wtioto security and tran- COMMERCIAL Properties Properties For Rent For Rent For Rent qisi'y abound Lovoty * BR Colonial on VA ac. woodod lot GOOD COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - 4,500 sq. ft. masonry flOHIDA Cl THUS Springs For Sale hasitalll Now •299,000 bkjg on 1.19 acres of dry macadam space Excellent access - rof.lil I lots, conlrnl F I.I. ILK MT PA • 3 bdrm SANKJf.L I L Grnd lov, UNrOUE FLORIDA to NJ Tpko, Exit 7A, Rte 130, 195, 526 - AliiontDwn area. pl.innod community. Golf chnlol nosHwj In woods 0 txsacti cot. toikmo, 10OO ft VACATION PRINCETON - Two Snxy containing two sido by iidti Con 950 iq ft. offico/showroom space. "WO,000 courso. r.ollnr firuj $.3,995 (rm boach, flulf. r,hops. 3 80O-7B0-74O9. ml tostupos. TV,VCfl. fplc. clos right in tho centof of Princeton. Walk to evorytriingi w d. fu»y equip'd X ski tKjrm, 2 bath, str txHchg At Snfoty Hartxw, No Cnp- I .Kh condo hn 2 FAIT*, femodolod Kitcrion and Oath, full PRESENTLY MOTEL SITE • "PRINCETON PRINCETON"""" 600 440 J307 floaaon mo W) -lAt-Un liva Island. Wojt Florida basement. atuctxxJ gar ago and loncod in b IT'S TIME TO START BUILDING AGAIN... TOUGH TIMES TAKE A TOUGH BROKER... AND WE'VE GOT SOME BEAUTIFUL LAND FOR YOU HENDERSON, OF COURSE! HENDERSON, OF COURSE! ROLLING HILL ROAD, Montgomery Twp. Adjoining the Beden Brook Golf Course. 1.73 with city water and sewer plant. $285,000 AUDUBON LANE, Princeton Twp. A wonderful estate area. 2.09 acres, level and treed. City water and sewer. $366,000 KINGSTON ROAD, Princeton Twp. Convenient and easy! Between Castle Howard & Prince William Courts. City water and sewer. 0.518 acres. $225,000 EAST SHORE DRIVE, Hopcwell Twp. Princeton address. Across from Honey Lake. 1.843 acres *x $225,00^ PRINCETON ^—«- TrMlTrvnTTinArVT ^"*1 33 Wlthcrspoon Street, L H H M I !H N**5**! l^J >NC ' j?,f.!r,9 Princeton, New Jersey 08542 ^±1 jQI TJLJJC/X^OWJL ^J ESrfll NEW LISTING See this brick Cape Cod high in the hills of Harbourton PENNINGTON BOROUGH PANACHE (Hopcwell Twp.) on 5 wooded acres. Solidly con- If elegance and distinction arc what you want, look no structed with rcallylarpe rooms and closets. Beautiful further. The unblemished splendor of this matchless 11 marble trimmed FP in LR., formal DR, gigantic room contemporary/colonial awaits your inspection. Kitchen, 4 Ddr, 2 Ba, cedar closets, extra storage room, Custom desigend and built only one year ago in the gorgeous hardwood floors. Full basement. Asking serene setting of Rockwell Green, this lovely home $299,000 leaves nothing to the imagination. For details and an appointment call 737-9100. Priced at $619,500 TOUGH TIMES TAKE A TOUGH BROKER- HENDERSON, OF COURSE! MAKE YOUR DREAM A REALITY IN ELM RIDGE PARK Eleven room pristine home offering three levels of luxurious living space. Choose your master suite on either level. Three baths, 2 powder rooms. Huge lower FIRST CLASS COLONIAL level room for all reasons. Upper veranda entices you to In the country yet a cohesive community of executive VINTAGE HOPEWELL BOROUGH sit and enjoy the view of the serene pond. Wrap.around type homes that is wonderful for raising a family. This charming-4 bedroom, one and a half bath Victorian estate landscaping. An executive retreat in an idyllic $269,000 is loaded with charm...stenciling, night ceiling, pretty floors, extra spaces and a pretty family room with IT CAN NEVER BE TOO MUCH TUDOR! setting. Hopewell Township with a Princeton address. Here's a splendid Princeton offering...located on a $479,000 separate entrance and woodstove. Beautiful and deep backyard. Very private on desirable Hart Avenue. beautifully landscaped lot near the Institute, this re- $220,000 cently renovated country house boasts a designer kitchen, marvelous living room with fireplace and view of the garden, cozy library, formal dining room and four bedrooms with three full and two half baths. For living in the 90's, there is a lower level recreational area with exercise room and steam room. Priced to sell at $745,000 C'EST MAGN1FIQUE ELM RIDGE PARK WEST sweeping circular stair- Traditional design with splashes of European artistry. case for the perfect dwelling. From the vaulted ceiling Sparkling Allmilmo Kitchen with adjoining fin-placed PRIVATE HIDEAWAY foyer to the huge country kitchen, this home has room family room. Greet yur guests in the spacious foyer with 38 acres, 2 year old home, pool, bam, fenced pasture to raom! Oak parquet floors, four bedrooms, two first adjoining Cathedral ceiling great room and library. Rear land. Atop the Sourland Mountains in Hillsborough, NEW PRICE floor powder rooms, brick patio, raised, lighted deck slone terrace. Colonnade front portico overlooks this 7,000 sq. ft. plus home must be sold. Lovely Princeton Township ranch. Walk to university, shop- and 5th bedroom, den or office. It's move-in condition circular drive. Heavily wooded with old shade, in the country kitchen with cathedral ceiling and brick fire- ping, schools & community pool & tennis. Four and priced to sell at $355,000 Harbourton Hills of Hopewell Township. $825,000 place, office space, guest suite and wonderful master bedrooms, one bath. Stand up attic easily expanded. suite. $889,000 Best buy in Princeton! $150,000 JOHNT. Jt ii i f« T RELQ PENNINGTON ^HENDERSON- ggg PRINCETON 2 Route 31 S.. Ste. I 33 Witherspoon Street, Pennington, NJ 08534 KbALIUKb Qaw& Princeton, New Jersey 08542 mmm (609) 737-9100 ESTATES CLUB ESTATES CLUB (609) 921-9300 KHA I TORS ™^ TOUGH TIMES TAKE A TOUGH BROKER... TOUGH TIMES TAKE A TOl.?GH BROKER. HENDERSON, OF COURSE! 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Help Reinforce We have a wide selection of partyware — please drop in soon! Cultural Diversity BY RUTH ROUFBERG For those who are puzzled by the two spellings of the holiday name, Chanukah is C—- the transliteration of the European Yiddish ^^^ and cultural diversity are word, while Hanukkah is the Israeli increasingly evident these days. There are Hebrew transliteration. ethnic parades and festivals, the new Ellis Island Immigration Museum, a growing Aleph-Bet Wall Hanging is a felt ban- number of ethnic restaurants — and, yes, a ner with a separate pocket for each letter of multitude of toys that represent various the Hebrew alphabet. Within each pocket heritages. is a handcrafted stuffed plaything whose What could be more appropriate than to name in Hebrew begins with that letter. choose such toys as holiday gifts for Constructive Playthings, ($29.95.) Ship- children? ping charges are extra. Consider the following toy suggestions Chanukah Decorating Kit has every- Bring This Ad In With You And We Will Be Serving in three ways: gifts that will help your child thing necessary for a family project of Hot Spiced Cider appreciate his or her own heritage, gifts creating house decorations and small gifts. Take 20% Off that would be appropriate for children of a There are stencils, rubber stamps, sponge Every Weekend in Dec. heritage different than yours, and finally, painters and stickers for making gift wrap Hallmark Partyware Come On In! gifts from a heritage other than your own to and greeting cards; also gift boxes, cookie broaden your own child's global per- cutters in the shape of traditional symbols, spective. Hanukkah Gins Cole's Hallmark Shop Appropriate choices for Hanukkah could be either religion-based playthings related 3151 Rt. 27, Franklin Park, NJ 442-8330 to holiday customs or culture-based toys related to the Hebrew language or the land of Israel. Both are available in abundance at Highland Park Seforim and Judaica, 227 Raritan Ave., Highland Park (201) 246-1690, where you can find an> thing from a Dreidcl Mobile, $2.95. to Hebrew Scrabble, SI 1.95 Other appropriate playthings at the same shop (all ol which are discount - priced) are: Aleph Bel Floor Puzzle contain-, 24 large pieces. liach show a letter and a picture ol a word beginning wilh that Somerset Marriott Hotel letter. The completed puzzle measures 20 inches by 28 inches. Ages } io 7 Uuki 110 Davidson Avenue $11.95. Somerset New Jersey 08873 Kosher land is a IHI.IUI gume icmini'-ccnt of Candyland. bin with Lukes, li.imen- tashen, and kiddush wine inste.nl of • Indoor/Outdoor Pool • Nautilus Weight Room lollipops and gunulrops. Ages .1 to 8. JHT • Whirlpool > Universal Weight Room (Jewish I'lducutional Toys), $8.50. • Men's/Women's • Outdoor Tennis Courts Match-It is a memory / concentration Locker Rooms 1 Aqua Dynamic Classes game containing M) pairs of catds that • Mon's/Women's Saunas Aerobic Classes show Jewish symbols like the ilicidcl. menorah, and challah. I he object is to find matching cards (rum a Lice-down array NOW ACCEPTING MEMBERSHIPS FOR Ages ^ to 8. JIT. $5.95. Corporate Accounts Mailorder Sources Get trto Senior Citizen Accounts There is still time to outer Itom special- shape for ized catalogs, Constructive Playthings. Individual Accounts 1227 Kast 119th St , (iramlview. MO the 1 Children's Accounts available 640K), (K(X)) 2556121. publishes a holidays catalog ol Materials for Jewish Idueation. and Daily Rates Toot which includes the lollowing items: "llicrc arc domino and lotto games with Jewish symbols, and a multitude of WIXHI puzzles ranging from Chanuk«h, a jumbo TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE THE FACILITIES knobbed puzzle loi toddlers with four CONTACT KEVIN SHARPE. RECREATION SUPERVISOR holiday symbols in a 21 inch tray Irame AT (201) 560-0500 EXT. 6647 ($16.95), to 16 piece jigsaw puzzles show OR JUST COME ON INI ing holiday activities like muling hitkes, lighting candles, and playing drculcl ($7.')5 each) Mttttol'3 Nigerian Barbie comos drossod in nulhonlic native costumo Holiday Shopping C iH-t ember II • 1.1. The Best Of The Holiday Videos cBY PATRICIA YOCZIS ^^ > hristmas movie classics are ^^^^ a holiday tradition. Many films are now on video tape for viewing, giving or starting a Christmas video collec- tion including the following list of my personal favorites: A Christmas Carol Topping the list of favorite Christmas movie classics is the 1951 British version of the Charles Dickens' novel, "A Christmas Carol." It stars Alastair Sim as Ebenezer Scrooge, the meanest miser in London, who is transformed into a philanthropist. This occurs after visits by Jacob Marley, Scrooge's deceased business partner, and the spirits of Christinas past, present and yet to come. Though the film is in black and white, it colorfully depicts Scrooge's trans- formation via special effects, haunting music and early 1800s costumes and Vic- WHEN IT COMES TO THE JOY OF GIVING, torian mechanical toys. The film also stars Kathleen Harrison, NOTHING MAKES YOU FEEL AS GOOD AS GOLD. Clifford Mollison and Jack Warner. United Artists. Length: 86 min. Miracle on 34th Street Does Santa Claus exist? "Miracle on 34th Street" makes us all wonder as the FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS film turns skeptics into believers. The 1947 black and white film, winner of three Oscars, stars Edmund Gwenn as Kris Kringle, who is hired as a Macy's 0 Certified Diamonds El Men's Collection Santa Claus. It also features Natalie Wood as 6-year-old Susan, and Maureen O'Hara, 0 Precious & Exotic Gems El 14k Children's Jewelry her mother, as Doris Walker, a pragmatic executive in charge of Macy's annual E3 Cultured Pearls E3 Raymond Weil & Krieger Swiss Watches Thanksgiving Day Parade. Mr. Kringle puts the spirit of Christmas 0 Designer Pieces El Bulova Clocks before commercialism by advising parents where to buy Christmas toys requested by children, even if it means sending them to competitors' stores. The results are unexpected and the Holiday Hours outcome truly places you in the proper frame of mind for Christmas. Mon., Tues., Thurs. 10-8, PH., Sat. 10-6, Sun. 11-4 Twentieth Century-Fox. Length: °-7 min. White Christmas Irving Merlin's 1954 musical showcase. "White Christmas," weaves songs Mich as "Count Your Hlc-sings Instead ol Sheep,"' "Blue Skies" and the traditional JEFFREY SCOTT FINE JEWELERS holiday favorite, "White Christmas," iiiti) its story ol liiemlship and loyalty. Opening on a 1944 Christmas live show lor the troops during World War II, Him: 3043 Route 27 Cfoshy (Hob Wallace) and Danny Kaye (I'hil Davis) sing and dance to entertain Franklin Park, NJ 08823 and bid Imewcll to popular Army Cieneial Wavcrly. 201-422-6866 Alter the w;ir, Wallace and Davis In- come a famous song smtl dance team. They Wliere your search for quality and service ends join with the llayncs Sisters (Roscm.ity CTooney ami Vera lillen) to help then retired general out of Financial ilil'liciiliu's with his Vermont Inn during a snowies1. Christmas season. The film is ,i holiday delight for the i-yes and the cits. I'jimnoutit. length: 120 min. Holiday .Shopping ( IKmmbor II - 13. IWO ^*W<^^^ T,roughout the years. Christmas has been a very special and busy time at J. McLaughlin Our customers have come to know us for our quality and service and so they depend on for the appropriate holiday gift. Here are just a few of our Holiday thoughts for this season ... Goose Down Anarak A jacket that this year looks great both in town Autumn Leaf Handknlt and in the country. Each year. J. McLaughlin presents Men layer it over a blazer, an extensive collection of handknit women over a short skirt. sweaters. This season our new palette Made of 100% cotton of spice tones shows itself particularly with a goose down fill well in "Autumn Leaves", a 100% wool and coyote trinn. handknit cardigan (S164) Available in orange, yellow, forest and oyster at S295. District Checks A nice assortment of regional English tweeds done either in our oversize "Boyfriend" jacket in lambswool S275 or our classic double-breasted peak lapel in 100% cashmere $445. They layer beautifully over our silk knit turtleneck (S12 5) paired with a slim black skirt (S87) 100% Cashmere A gift that always says quality. Two of our favorites— our cashmere scarf at $85 in 12 colors (red. navy. charcoal, almond, gold, wildrice. ruby, citrine, mallard. emerald, black and ivory) and our knit cashmere gloves at $38 in 9 colors (ruby, ivory, navy, forest, black, gold, natural, grape and dusty pink) Men's Haberdashery Depend on us for the proper selection of Men's braces such as our novelty "Casino" set at $45. English dress socks in traditional neat patterns S12-21. and flannel boxer shorts in assorted tartan plaids $16 { I lheseare just a few of our Holiday ideas ... We will be here with a warm glass of cider and friendly staff to help tailor a gift selection \ esDeciallv for von We at J. McLaughlin are happy to unwrap a very special Christmas gift - the opening of our new itoro in Princeton, New jersey, on i December 10. 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MAKE WONDERFUL behavior, even if you're known as the remember that the term "office party" is "office clown." Again, it only invites STOCKING an oxymoron not unlike "jumbo shrimp" STUFFERS disaster with executives who don't know (609)758-2517 or "military intelligence." you. That is, if you treat a holiday office party If the victuals are being provided by a as you would a bash with your buddies catering company, no problem. Who cares (dancing on tables and the like), be fore- how many buffalo wings or Swedish warned: "Letting it all hang out" can meatballs you wolf down? cause inestimable damage to the work Potluck meals, however, present a stick- image you have struggled to build. ier wicket. Be as discreet as possible when ^ f/addau interior6 So whether the holiday office soiree passing on the senior secretary's mashed takes place in a fashionable nightclub or in potato pumpkin pie — unless you're the the computer room of your office, follow Classic Gifts type who will eal anything. More power t<> these simple steps to avoid seeing a you. But, in general, go for safe foods — promised promotion evolve into a distant for Holiday Giving! meal, potatoes and salads —- during dream or, worse yet, a final paycheck potluck office bashes^ awaiting your new year with the company. First of 'ail, don't bother trying to lose And try to find a scat AS*AP. fating standing up with, a plftlc in one hand and The weight, get in shape, or tone up in anticipation of an office party. Remember, drink in the other \ invites disasters. Authentic Especially when the company CEO wants KENNEDY Beautiful the folks at the bash see you every day. They already know what you look like! to say howdy. \ • Presidential Reflections by If it's a sit-down meal, remember the Rocker In terms of dress etiquette, pay attention LaBaige to clothing faux pas such as lie spots or felicities Mom taught you as' a child: S»y "Thank you" and "Please" when ask^rfg Nest of Three hanging slips. In addition, says Lctitia Haldrigc, author for salt, pepper, butter, etc.; keep your With elbows off the table} chew your fix*l Holly Line Inlays of "The Complete Guide for the New Manners for the 1990s," when wearing a before speaking; be attentive to the con- tic, use extra care when eating fixxls that versation at the tablet and don't tell drip —- such as soups, oily pastas or salad off-color jokes, even if th$ boss himself is dressings. a salty old dog. JU- "Move close to the table and hold a Drinking is the biggie, Betkfvo.it ot not, napkin against you with one hand," says even seasoned party drinfcw* have been Ms. Baldrigc. felled by the office holiday party. Also, keep an extra tie with you for Drink in moderation. ' Drink lighter Charming Imported emergencies. alcoholic beverages such as white wine Collection of flanging slips arc another matter, sprit/en>. Drink water in between sips of Porcelain Lamps "They show carelessness and can ruin a (he hard stuff. first impression," says Ms.Baldrigc. But don't drink tfkl blab. "Every woman should look into a Still insist that you can handle that fifth full-length mirror before walking out the glass of eggnog?, Fine, but you risk being f laAAau *Jrn door to make sure her slip is in place." remembered a« the employee who tried to play pin the t»mc lag nn the bou' wife. FINE MUHON Another positive image maker is to avoid Fwwmraf • mwaon Before you begin baiting your eyelashes 1«a Ma«M« ttrwrt • Ptkmm, N.J. annoying mannerisms such AS hand gestur- ing, If you talk with your hands a lot, u an employee you've never met before, Stackable («*») 924-2MI consider clasping tliem behind your hack a*k yourself more questions. Such as: l» Tobies Mcm-fti 9 3m Ttew til 1 Sal 9-3 or holding item in front of you. the holiday spirit responithle for my Speaking of speaking. To make a good enthusiasm?'Will I begin to regret anything first inipit-ssion with many higher-ups you I>«*mbrrU 1.1, |f90 It Up BY LYSBETH BLEDSOE "For odd-shaped presents that just won't that's traditional, yet distinctive, Ms. tote bags as well, which can be used for T fit into boxes, we suggest the customer Ridolfi recommends combining plain anything from jewelry to cookies and ^•^ hink gift shopping is bad? take them home and wrap them in colored brown paper with a plaid ribbon and bow. bottles of wine," Ms. Hagen says. "In ^^^ Well, you probably think cellophane or tissue," Ms. Kaplan ad- "This is great for a rustic, country look, fact, a gift in a tote is really two gifts in gift wrapping is even worse. vises. "Or for a unique wrap for a child, or and why not tuck a pine cone in the one." After all, people can tell you what they perhaps an adult who has a favorite comic ribbon?" she says. "Also, I've seen corn- want for the holidays, or you can make strip, I like the idea of wrapping the gift in husk ribbon — the really crimply kind — For boxable gifts, The Boxworks stocks good guesses, or you can consult a catalog, the funny pages. It's different, free and used on a package instead of velveteen and handpainted gift boxes — white with green or you can simply purchase gift fun." it makes a unique bow." wreaths — priced at $5.50 including a certificates. matching card. For Barbara Maylander, manager of the At the Box works in Princeton, owner But gift-warpping is a whole different Joan Hagen and her staff are gift wrap roll of ribbon, or package of paper, or Amy's Hallmark store in Princeton, For unboxable gifts, Ms. Hagen has another approach for gifts shaped like specialists. some suggestions: An umbrella? The Box- spool of sticky tape. To make a really The year-old store sells gifts and gift attractive package with tight comers and a NASA's lunar landing module is the gift works has umbrella boxes, long rectangles bag which, she says, "makes something wrap, and Ms. Hagen will not only wrap that conveniently expand to the desired chrysanthemum-flower bow takes time items, whether or not they're purchased in roughly eqwual to the Pliocene Age, and hard to wrap into a really beautiful pack- length. An art print or antique map? The age." her store, she'll also ship them to their Boxworks has both large and small the talent of Renior. And, chances are, you destinations. have neither. Paper bags imprinted with appropriate cylinders in bright colors and bronze. The solution, however, is simple. Shop seasonal designs come in all sizes, "in- Hot at The Boxworks is fashion-color cluding huge ones that you could stuff with wrapping paper. "Or, if you're going to wrap a gift at the card, gift and department stores you yourself, there are a couple of tips I like to a giant teddy bear," she said. "Purple is very big, and we're doing naturally visit in early December only this mention," she says. "First, to determine In addition, Amy's Hallmark stocks a 36 boxes in silver with metallic purple ribbon time shop for helpful hints along with the the length of wrapping paper you'll need, inch by 44 inch prefolded red plastic bag or glitzy lavendar ribbon, or in solid green gift wrap. You'll be delighted at the measure the box with a cloth tape measure patterned with green trees and priced at with plum ribbon, with combinations of assistance you receive. or a length of curling ribbon, and add 2 $4.25. silk and satin roses or netted and satin At Dunham's department store in Law- inches for tunred under ends and seams. renceville, for instance, customer service Of course, at a Hallmark store you buy ribbons," says Boxworker Elaine Chiac- representative Beth Kaplan usually wraps Hallmark gift wrap, and, according to chio. "Second, we use double-sided shoppers' gifts in free store wrap — a red Ginny Ridolfi, who creates the displays at Also hot are shiny mylar gift bags, toned cellophane tape at every step in the wrap- box with white Christmas tree pattern, tied Amy's Hallmark, all the traditional colors red on red, blue and white, and silver and ping process, so the package looks precise with red stretch cord and accompanied by a and patterns are selling. "Reds and greens green. Inside, presents are enrobed in and you can't see the tape," she continues. white gift card. are what everyone wants. No one's buying sheets of opalescent white, pink, lavendar, "And, third, we like the look of cloth But, she says, the store wrap can't Garfield gift paper for Christmas," she green silver and gold mylar, which are ribbons, silk and satin, along with the always handle awkward-sized items such says with a laugh. allowed to peek out above the bag. florists' bows that have so many loops you as manufacturer-produced cosmetic selec- But, for the shopper who wants a wrap "And we have lots of patterend paper can't count them all." tions arranged in wicker baskets. PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE Start your Christmas Decorating early and save. We have reduced our entire collection of beautiful permanent Christmas Trees. Come in and see the various sizes and varieties we carry. Let DeVries1 expert designers help you with your Holiday Decorating. Custom Decorating Wreaths Special Designer Holiday Arrangements SPECIAL HOLIDAY Bows & Ribbons OFFER Tree Decorations 7 Ft. Nevada Spruce Unusual Gifts and MUCH MORE Reg. M 69.00 NOW $f0goo 6 Ft. Sprue© Special $CQ 00 ThM«tow prte M inciud* a ttand. FoW op construction. Fully Highway 27 • North Brunswick 201/297-1244 "Your Christmas Shoppe" hlnfltd. No aammbty n*»M4ry. Holiday Shopping C DrcrmlKT II - 1.1, 1<) easily enough with whipped cream cheese, Menu I 3 tablespoons warm water salt and freshly ground pepper beaten into Ruby Apples 2-2 V* cups unbleached flour* the eggs before they go into the pan and Vi cup brown sugar c^^^ Unless you hav_e children Freshly Squeezed Orange Juice grated Swiss, Gruyere, and/or Cheddar 1/2 cup raisins under 3 (when all bets are off), you wind Christmas Tree Sticky Buns sprinkled over the eggs as they begin to up eating one larger-than-usual and festive Cheesy Scrambled Eggs ground cinnamon set. If you do not have small children breakfast mid-morning and a glorious RUBY APPLES Heat milk and sugar in small saucepan. sharing your eggs, a little dill weed or Christmas dinner mid to late afternoon. 6 medium tart apples Add 'A cup butter and cool to lukewarm. snipped chives is a delicious addition. Various raids on the refrigerator, 3 cups cranberry juice* Beat in egg. 'A cup sugar Christmas cookie tins and late-night sand- Menu II is the easiest, lightest and most Meanwhile, dissolve yeast in warm wich making episodes do not count as juice from small lemon water. Add milk and yeast mixtures to 2 adult. It makes an especially nice, roman- Place cranberry juice, sugar and lemon meals. Calories maybe, but not meals. tic breakfast for two, with fruit — some cups flour and stir to form batter. Turn out The tricky part about the festive break- juice in covered saucepan just large enough onto floured board and knead, adding in with liqueur, rich and eggy panettone, and to hold apples in one layer. Place over low fast is, Mom (and Dad if he is a sensitive, very strong coffee served with hot milk, remaining flour as necessary to form new-age guy) has to start working on that heat until sugar smooth, silky dough. European style. Surprisingly, some of the dissolves. Meanwhile, peel apples and glorious dinner in the morning. Who is When you can see tiny blisters just under California strawberries that show up in the core almost through. going to create the breakfast? Answer, the the surface of the dough and when it markets at holiday time can be quite good. Uncover liquid, bring to boil, add apples menu has to be organized with some foods bounces back when pressed with your and lower heat to simmer. Cover and made in advance and quick preparation the Bellinis are made with 'A cup partially fingertips, place dough in oiled bowl and simmer 5 minutes. keynote for others. defrosted sliced peaches and 1 tablespoon set to rise in draft-free spot, covered, until Uncover, turn apples in liquid and sim- There have to be enough variations on Peach Schnappes per serving pureed in a doubled. (While dough is rising, prepare mer 15-20 minutes, basting with the the usual breakfast fare to make the meal blender or food processor. Place in the pans,- see below.) special. For example, all orange juice just bottom of a wine glass and fill with chilled poaching liquid every few minutes. Tum out onto floured board and roll to has to be freshly squeezed from the best Asti Spumante. Several good brands of When tender but not soft, remove from Panettone are available in gourmet stores heat and cool in liquid. Refrigerate. Serves 10 x 17-inch rectangle. Spread with re- juice oranges around. Some children have maining softened butter, sprinkle with never even tasted fresh o.j., so the idea of and fine Italian groceries such as Porfirio's 6. in the Chambersberg area of Trenton. *Do not use cranberry juice sweetened brown sugar, raisins and ground cin- squeezing it just for Christmas intrigues namon. them. with Aspartamc as it cannot be The last menu has a somewhat Irish flair, heated without altering the flavor. For Menu 1, the apples and sticky buns with the baked fruit recipe from a lovely Roll up lengthwise, like jelly roll. Place arc made in advance. These sticky buns inn and associated cooking school in CHRISTMAS TREE roll seam side down and cut into slices in have become such a Christmas morning County Cork. Ballymaloe Baked Fruit STICKY BUNS little thicker than I inch. Place slices flat in fixture at one house that if they were not ingredients soak overnight and are ready to 6 tablespoons milk prepared pan, leaving about Mi-inch be- part of the day, the now-grown children go with just the bananas to slice and lemon 'A cup sugar tween slices. Let rise until doubled. would probably revert to childhood tan- zest to grate. The broiled grapefruit is a Vi cup butter Preheat oven to 350°. Bake 20-25 trums. Happily, they can be baked a few cinch and the oats can be toasted ahead of 1 egg minutes until tops are golden brown and weeks ahead and frozen. A great relief to time and scaled in a glass jar. I package dry yeast syrup is bubbling. Cool in pan on wire the working parent. 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State St. Ext. 295 South - Exit 64, Merccrville 609-586-3344 Hamilton Twp., N.J. Holiday Hours: Daily 12-8, Sat. 10-5, Sun. 12-5 Mon. & Sat. 10-6, Tucs. Thru Fri. 10-8, Sun. 12-4 Betuttfutty Modeled by Stephanie Tmmd (Now thru Jan.) i mile from exit 63 off 295,1731 NotUngham Way (Rt 33) Hamilton Twp. (' TOP TOYS. Continued from Page 25 time favorite construction system previous- ly known as Bristle Blocks. When pushed orderly storage — always a problem with together, the bristle surfaces cling together construction sets. Slide-open doors be- like two hair brushes — a feature that is come building bases, and optional slide-in useful for (but not limited to) children with dividers convert the interior into bins for coordination difficulties. Age 3 years and sorting bricks by color or size, or shelves up. 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You Select Leather • You Select Lining 20'Bayard lane. 2-3 Weeks 609 9210050 'Princeton, 9{eu> Jersey 08540 Normal Delivety STORES #8 k 9, TURNTABLE JUNCTION • (201) 788-9300 Page 2H Holiday .Shopping (' Drcrintxr II - CHRISTMAS MARKETS _ Continued from Page 29 tenor, Gruber the enthusiastic bass, and a guitar substituting for the out-of-tune or- peaked-roof stalls, searching for bargains gan. and savoring the characteristic scents of Thus was "Silent Night, Holy Night" fresh-dipped candles, gingerbread, cotton born — and almost immediately forgotten. candy and whole spices, tied together with Not until 1825, when an organ-installer tiny flower and leaves into wreaths, bou- from the Tyrol came to the church at quets and pins for ladies' coats. Obemdorf and discovered the carol, was From mid-November until Dec. 24, the the simple melody sounded again. Soon stalls are stocked to the rafters with after, a Tyrolean family of singers per- dangling decorations, some as imaginative formed "Silent Night" at the Leipzig Fair, as an elf on skis, others as delightful as an assuring its place in musical history. alpine village scene meticulously executed On the site of Mohr's church is a small in stained glass. memorial chapel, erected in 1936 and One merchant might purvey mink, fox, containing a small memorial chapel, dating raccoon and shearling lamb hats. Another from 1936 and containing two stained glass will do a brisk business in jewelry (a windows with portraits of Mohr and 24-inch chain necklace, earrings and Gruber. The church itself, flood-damaged bracelet set in what looks like gold, but like its old organ, was replaced after 1906 wasn't, was a $26 bargain at the market by a structure located on higher, drier two years ago.) And a third merchant ground. might display polar bear hand puppets against an improbably pink sky backdrop. To learn more of composer Gruber, Elsewhere along the winding street of continue beyond Obemdorf to Arnsdorf, stalls, coat-clad salesfolk manage to where he taught school. Here, in the merchandise scarves and gloves, sweaters Volkschule, is displayed his classroom and needlework kits, candles fancy-carved desk. Upstairs is a Gruber museum con- on the spot, kitchenware, candied apples taining his personal memorabilia and a and pears, carved wood figurines, copy of "Silent Night" as originally ceramics, pictures and stationery — an written in 6/8 time and, interestingly, with endless variety of gift goodies priced to a few more notes than are sung today. suit every pocket even in these days of the Back in Salzburg, the most obvious declining dollar. non-musical seasonal attraction is the Christkindlmarkt, arranged in Cathedral And when winter's chill overcomes Square. Though smaller than Vienna's shopkeepers, containers of hot coffee ap- market, it's known for a coziness and cheer pear to sustain them. Faced with similar that certainly doesn't emanate from the discomfort, shoppers head for stalls selling mounding snowdrifts. bratwurst and steaming cups of a spiced Maybe it's the ambience of the elegant, wine called gluhwein. 17th century buildings surrounding the Friends visiting the Vienna square, or the welcoming lights from shop Christkindlmarkt usually arrange to meet windows displaying loden coats, handknit under the brilliantly lit 90-foot pine that sweaters with pewter fastenings, fur and dominates the skyline. If thy somehow felt hats (the men's with jaunty feather miss each other in the rush, however, they adornments), gold and silver jewelry, can meet across the street, in the warmth of satiny Augarten china and delicate petit the lobby of the elegant Durgtheater or point handbags. state theater, where posters advertising coming seasonal productions will remind More likely, it's the friendliness of them that entertainment, like shopping and Salzburg citizens, who'll greet an American visitor in halting but heart- food, depends as much on the spirit as on Renowned as tho birthplace of Mozart, Salzburg is also homo to the the language. warming English. Americans used to streets strung with red Christkindlmarkt. In Salzburg, birthplace of Mozart and and green lights will find respite in site of the movie "The Sound of Music," Salzburg's holiday decorations. Greenery melody (naturally) is the keynote of is hung everywhere throughout this magic Christmas. city, but colored lights arc few and flashing The devout will find uplift in a Bruckner lights are fewer still. E-Minor Mass, soaring up to the dome of "We keep Christmas quietly here, so our the 17th century cathedral, or in a visit to decorations are quiet," explains a resident. the mountaintop pilgrimage church of "It's very much a home and family holiday Maria Plcin. where Mozart's Coronation in Austria." Mass was performed in 1779. At Maria Plcin, by the way, they will also find a In Innsbruck, at the base of a steep guesthouse serving hearty meals at mod- mountain chain, holiday shoppers compete erate prices. with holiday skiers for street space. But a display of 80 creches, dated 1574 But in December, the music of Mozart, to 1927 and on view year-round at the Bruckner and other greats shares pride of Museum of Tyrolean Folk Art, outdoor place with a simple melody composed by a performances of ecclesiastical music by church organist to accompany a poem brass bands and trumpet choirs, and the penned by a parish priest, and first per- inevitable Christkindlmarkt all combine to formed in the Church of St. Nicholas at give Innsbruck a special seasonal glow. Obcmdorf, a village near Sal/burg. The tale never ceases to fascinate: In Austria, there's no winding-down Hard-hit by economic crises, the good after the holiday season. January marks the citizens of Ofocmdorf couldn't afford to beginning of the festive ball season in purchase a new church organ to replace Vienna, a concert season and Mo/art Week one damaged by floods of the Sal/ach in Sal/burg, and the ski season, with all its River. aprcs-ski merriment, in Innsbruck. Disappointed, the youthful parish piiest, But December, with its holiday fun and Joseph Mnhr. composed a poem and, on flavor, is an experience immy vacationers Dec. 2-1. IK 18. asked his friend, church miss and shouldn't. PM organi.M Franz Gruber, lo set the words to I'or more information on winter trawl in music. Austria, contact your local travel agent or The following day, the pair sang the the Austrian National Tourist Office, .W Beautiful Vienna, nosllod among tho snowy Alps, la homo lo ono of tho okJost composition in church, Mohr tlic strong lulUt Avr,, New York, N.Y. 10017. opon-alr Christmas markola In Iho Qorman-sponking world. Holiday ^Shopping C Drecmbcr 11 - 13, 1990 The good t±dngs in life for less. 1% hard 10 believe, but the good things in life really do cott leu tt MiltAM 365 days a year. 1Mikasa has it all. Fine porcelain and bone china dinnerware in hundreds of pattemi. 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N.J. 08610 BY SALLY FRIEDMAN Andrew, who happens to be a psy- ^^^ t's always seemed odd to me that chiatrist, couldn't resist mentioning that the presumed "Miss Congeni- New Year's Eve is often depressing be- ality" of the social calendar should so cause it's a reckoning with the might-have- often turn out to be the least congenial of beens-that-never-were. Only Andrew said The Romance £/ Elegance all! that in jargonese that I've learned to of Time Gone By I've just completed a strictly unscien- translate out of desperate necessity! tific, but awfully enlightening, survey of Amy, our free spirit, will be having a men and women of my acquaintance whom romantic dinner with her new Main I consider reasonably intelligent, intact and Treasured Victorian Christmas! Squeeze, a lad who writes screenplays and fun-loving. The sole question: "What are • Large selection of Victorian • Moire if Taffeta Fan Centerpieces sends her violets on a whim. It looks like you doing on New Year's Eve?" Cards if Gift wrap (our specialty) an interesting New Year for Amy ... • Tree Trimmings • Christmas Bags 6r" Boxes I gave no hint of my own attitudes, which we'll get to in a minute. The baby of our family, the same kid • Old Fashioned Santas • Holiday Jewelry who used to greet the New Year by What I got from Jack, a public relations • Stationary • Battenburg Lace if Doilies banging pots with kitchen spoons, is greet- and ad man who can shmooze with the best ing 1991 at a major Manhattan party with a And Much More.. . of them, was something approximating cast of characters so fabled and fabulous "Bah, humbug!" 515 Hamilton Avenue • Trenton, NJ 08609 • (609) 393-3232 that Nan actually whispers their names. Be Jack, it seems, stopped New Year's still my heart! Eve-ing about a decade ago, and has spent But at 23, who can fault Nancy for her the last night of December at home with his New Year's Eve fantasies? At 23, it still wife who usually dozes off by 10 p.m., seems a night of enormous, if unspecific, leaving Jack to revel in mindless possibility. A Country Christinas magazines and trivial TV shows. Nan's father and I have a different And yes, he loves that aspect of the Big agenda. in the Heart of Bucks County Night ... We've been invited to no parties because My single friend Harriet, who is years ago we made it known that we like gorgeous from the top of her beige-mist our New Year's Eves at home. head to the soles of her Gucci feet, plans (o We won't be cruising like Carol and Sam One of the many spend this New Year's Hve with ... because we've put a new roof on our old Harriet. house this year, and that takes care of all entertainment "There's nobody I'd rather be with," cruises for the short arid long haul. centers on display. said my plain-talking pal who regaled me We certainly won't be reading serious with tales of New Years' past, and of books, or even listening to serious music. Available in Pine midnight clenches with disagreeable dates Chances are we'll rent a video, then and Cherry. in semi-drunken states — theirs, not hers. stretch, yawn and around 11:30 mosey on So yes, for Harriet, alone is better. down to the kitchen and pour a little Carol and Sam, who have never spent champagne. Fine country furniture more than 30 consecutive moments at We'll also check for leftovers ... or and decorative accessories. home alone together, plan to spend New Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. Year's Eve on a cruise ship. They'll be And when that pandemonium of mid- Perfect for your carousing with folks Carol calls "intimate night erupts beyond our own walls, we'll holiday gift giving. strangers," and they'll probubly May up definitely pause for a smooch, a hug, and until dawn. maybe even a talk about what this year will They'll dance all the latest dances and, bring. characteristically, they'll be wearing this We'll definitely remind ourselves that year's styles ... wilh last year's smiles. it's been a very good year; a year of ihc (215) 766-0331 Had I mentioned that Carol and Sam ordinary sprinkled, occasionally, with the seem to be running away from themselves, extraordinary. T.V. Comer Obu** Rt. 611, Pincrsvillc. PA and towards something — anything, in fact It was a year when a daughter got T T~*vm T-X 6^ miles N. of Doylcstown — that fills the emptiness? married, another got home safely from the 1 mile S. of JcL Rt. 413 & 611 My sislcr, long-divorced, fiercely inde- Middle East, and norxxly pot Ihc flu, a la* pendent, staunchly feminist, will bring in audit or a broken heart. >1 Mf I) 1991 with characteristic inventiveness: It was a year when even the rust of Kuthic hopes to finish Aii.ns Nin's lust roulinc didn'l daunt us, and when we journal before she starts her own, 1 like the actually saw a ntinlxiw one splendid Sun- smudged endings-beginnings Ihcmc. day afternoon. Our three daughters, all urban creatures And best of nil. 1991 will begin for us as Holiday Hours: Mon.-ln. 10-9 living near the core of that famous Dig 19**1 did: in the embrace of home, and Saturday 10-6; Closed Suralay Apple, have wildly disparate plans. someone'* arms Jill timl her new husband, Andrew, will Who can ask for anything more? be at n quiet party with friends. I'M Dm-mbcr II - 13. 1990 Page 34 Holiday Shopping (' New Year's Gakes Make Tasty Treats BY ANN HARWOOD his 1989 book, "America Eats: Forms of T Edible Folk Art," which he prepared in • he custom of New Year's conjunction with a Museum of American .^^L open houses on Jan. 1. Folk Art show in New York City, he has a which today are tame and pleasant affairs substantial section on the history of these by invitation only, goes back to the cultural fascinating molds (some of which may roots of the New Amsterdam Dutch set- have been carved by a woodcarvcr working tleK. During colonial times. New Year's in the Duncan Phyfe shop) and the custom Day was the most festive winter, if not of giving New Year's cakes. annual, holiday. Men called on women on New Year's Day, perhaps initiating a Again in his 1990 book, "The Christmas courtship, and hosts and hostesses held Cook: Three Centuries of American gracious open houses with elaborate buf- Yuletide Sweets," Mr. Weaver devotes fets, egg nogs and punches provided for all several pages to a discussion of these spicy callers. New Year's tokens. Both books are beaut- George Washington liked the welcoming ifully photographed, printed and published aspect of the custom and held the first by Harper, with careful documentation and Presidential New Year's open house on the bibliographies. They are certainly of as first New Year's Day after his inaugura- much interest to an antiquarian or tion. Presidential open houses were so American historian as a cook. popular that they continued in one manner Mr. Weaver gives the source for the first or another until Franklin Delano Roose- New Year's cake recipe as the "Receipt velt's presidency, when for personal Book" of one Phcbc W. Underhill, Long reasons they ceased. Island, 1834-1850. The second is from New Year's Eve has become our Eli/a Leslie's book, "Seventy-Five Re- roistrous and dangerously rowdy annual ceipts for Pastry, Cakes, and Sweetmeats" celebration, but by the turn of the century it (Boston, Munroe & Francis, 1838) 52-53. was New Year's Day that had gotten out of The earliest recipe, from Amelia Sim- "The Christmas Cook" includes three centuries of recipes for American holiday mons, is actually very like Hli/a Leslie's. hand. It had become the fashion for people sweets. to list in the newspaper the times of their Although both ladies' books are respected open houses. Young dandies and those in as representative of knowledgeable and high and middle society would spend the fine cooking, the teacup of coriander, Break off pieces of dough and roll to (footnote from Rowan Tree Press facsimile day going from one house to another, which Simmons used, seems almost un- thickness of '/i inch. Press wooden mold edition, 1982) gridlocking the streets with horse carriages believably excessive and very extravagant; into dough until it is no thinner than V* NEW YEAR'S CAKE II and getting into grim shape from all the try a tablespoon or two. inch. Cut out cookies with sharp knife and (Adapted from William Woys Weaver, oh-so-ebcery imbibing. Times do not seem Ornate, antique New Year's cake molds set cookies on greased cookie sheets 1 inch "The Christmas Cook") to have changed all that much! arc now quite rare and expensive. If you apart. Set in a cool place to dry overnight. 3 cups pastry flour ^ But they have changed from the earliest are lucky enough to own one, you are (In this way designed surface will dry and 1 'A cups superfine sugar period of New Year's Day calling. One of lucky indeed. Alternatively, try using not crack during baking.) Vi teaspoon baking powder the msot charming early customs was the wooden or ceramic butter stamps, Spring- Bake in preheated 375 F. oven 10 to 12 1 stick unsalted butter baking and giving of "New Year's erlc rollers or stamps, the new ceramic minutes until pale golden on bottom. V< teaspoon caraway seeds Cakes." These were hard spice cookies cookie molds, or write for an illustrated Variation — For a light, thin, sugar grated zest of Vi lemon with a long keeping time, imprinted or price list of very good reproductions to: cookie with the same flavor as the tra- Vi cup milk ditional New Year's Cakes, heat two eggs stamped with designs that ranged from Swiss Traditional Foods, Box 519, V* teaspoon grated nutmeg simple geometric ones to elaborate molds Milford, Pa. 18337. into creamed mixture before adding flour. reminiscent of fine furniture carving. Chill dough several hours, then roll out and Place flour, sugar and baking powder in Tips for success: The larger the mold, food processor and process a minute or so New York City was the main source for the longer the baking time. Chill mold well cut into shapes with scalloped or shaped some of the most beautiful wooden molds, cookie cutlers. to blend ingredients well. Cut cold butter before using. Then brush lightly with oil into pats and scatter over flour. Process by the best made of mahogany, with the early and wipe with a dry cloth. For very 19th century workshop of John Conger the pulsing until mixture looks like a fine elaborate molds, dust with flour. Roll out ANOTHER CHRISTMAS COOKKY crumb. most famous. Carvers produced New dough, then press mold into dough and (From Amelia Simmons, Orphan, Year's cake molds from the Hudson River Add nutmeg, caraway and lemon zest gently pull it away. American Cookery, 1796) and pulse briefly. With motor running, Valley through New Jersey, Philadelphia, NKW YKAR'S CAKE I To 3 pound of flour, sprinkle a tea cup of Delaware and south to Baltimore. Hustles, drizzle milk down feed tube and process (Adapted from William Woys Weaver, fine powdered coriander seed, nib in I just until mixture gathers into a soft dough. cornucopias, soldiers, Scottish dancers, "America Hats") pound butter and Vi pound sugar, dissolve American eagles and flowcis were cum Remove from processor, divide in two Vi pound lightly salted butter 3 tcaspoonfuls of pearlash* in a lea cup of and wrap each portion in inon motifs. 2 cups sugar milk, kneed all together well, roll V* of an By the 187(K, as the art of the wood- saran wrap. Flatten into '/< inch high discs 1 cup sour cream inch thick, and cut or stamp into shape and and refrigerate overnight. carver declined, manufacturers were copy- si/c you please, bake slowly 15 or 20 2 tablespoons caraway seeds Preheat oven to 325 F. Roll out dough, ing the line old molds in pewter, Un- minutes, tho' hard ami dry at first, if pui 5 cups pastry flour cut into 2-inch rounds and set on greased successful use of which required that the into an earthen pot, and cellar, or damp I teaspoon baking MXI.I baking sheets. Bake 15 to 20 minutes until metal be very cold and the dough near room, they will be. finer soltcr and better I '/,• teaspoons cream of taitar golden brown on Ixiltiiin. Cixil on racks. fro/en. The New York firm of James Y. when six months old. Watkins continued to mamifucturr and sell Cream Imttcr and sugar until light. Uc.it Variation Two favorite LTi/abcthan New Year's cake "(Mints," as the moUK in sour cream and cutaway, Whisk dry *Pcarlash is a refined form of pouch and ami FJuly American spices (hut would were called, until at least l'XX) ingicdienls together and work into creamed was made fit home from wood ash. It is « make a delicious variation on the nutmeg mixture to form a dough. Divide in two, chemical Icavencr for doughs, n precursor One of the most respected historians on and caraway are cassia or cinnamon and wrap in plastic wrap as inch-high discs, of baking powder and Amelia Simmons clove, the'cookery of our Mid-Allatitic stales is and chill one to two days. may h.ivc t>ccn the firs! to trcord its use. William Woys Weaver of Devon. Pa. In I'M 1'ttgc 36 Holiday Shopping (' December 11 - U. IV90 Pennsylvania Dutch Farmers Market From Lancaster County, Pennsylvania • Quilts . Framed Pictures HOLIDAY SPIRIT. • Quiited Hoops • Cedar Chests Continued from Page 37 like Nanette Johnstone of Lawrence Road 21, four days before the actual holiday. Presbyterian Church, and Mrs. O'Hara The Salvation Army, from whom the soup from St. James' of Pennington — to kitchen leases space, will close its doors on supplement the work of its small paid staff. *2.00off '2.00 off Friday afternoon and not reopen until late "The volunteers are the life and breadth Whole Hickory Fruit Baskets or the following week. of the soup kitchen — physically, finan- Mrs. O'Hara and half a dozen other soup cially, and spiritually," says Executive Smoked, Skinless, Vegetable Platters kitchen volunteers will do their best to Director Pat Dorsey. Shankless Hams coupon make the annual Christmas meal a festive Ms. Dorsey sees an increasing concern coupon occasion for some 350 to 400 needy among the area's prosperous people to, as people. Food is donated by area stores, she puts it, "get to the reality of what life 750 Homemade Fudge schools and social service groups or means." During the holiday season, she *1.00off purchased at discounted rates through com- receives offers of help from dozens of ff in Christmas Box Any Cheese munity food banks. concerned and conscientious citizens. a )b with coupon with coupon "People don't just shuffle through and "People are coming back to focusing on look hang-dog," Mrs. O'Hara says. "We what it's all about — sharing the gift of coupon coupon all try to be as pleasant as we can be." self," she says. "If we don't hold hands When Mrs. O'Hara first started volun- and be part of the solution, we're part of Fresh Turkeys teering at the Soup Kitchen in 1982, the the problem." year it opened, a few dozen men and a But charitable contributions at Christmas Pork & Sauerkraut for New Year's handful of women turned up for the are not enough. Me*t Stand Lantze'a Cheesecakes ft Pastries midday meal. Today, numbers fluctuate "Hunger," she points out, "has no Pickle Stand Roth's Chips * Pretzels between 150 and 400 people per day, holiday." King's Produce Fisher's Seafood & Dell depending on the time of the month (fewer Volunteer Mrs. O'Hara agrees. Lapp's Cheeses Khafm 8oft Pretxels & at the beginning and more at the end, when "People come pouring out of the wood- LanUe's Candies Ice Cream food stamps and welfare checks run out). work because all of a sudden it's the 25th. King's Barbeque Pit Bake Stand While T.A.S.K. receives some $12,000 That's nice, but where are they in July, or to $14,000 from the federal government in January? The present people would get Pennsylvania Dutch Farmers Market each year, a full 95 percent of its operating if they volunteered in January, February From Lancaster County, Pennsylvania budget comes from private donations — and March is that they'd be five times as from churches, civic groups, individuals happy as they are volunteering once a year, In The New Farm 31 Complex • Route 31 Remington • (201) 806-8476 and large corporations. At the same time, (Next to Pete's Bike Shop ft Hverriew Nursery) Open Thurs. 9 am-4 pro; Frl. 9 am-8 pm; Sat 8 am-3 pm at Christmas." the kitchen depends upon volunteers — PM Expressions of Love alan rovce Bcjutifully crafted I8K gold rings with brilliant and baguette diamonds. Set in the GernLok snag-fret deisgn to protect precious stones. Also in platinum and with different gemstone \ combinations. IRACE % YUUKSl!/Lr (and your Santa too) What we are about to tell you may surprise you. Alan Royce has the finest selection of braces in the Princeton area. Come In and see this fine array as well as all our clothing and other accessories, such as shirts, ties, belts, socks, and cuff links, to name Just a few. They make great gifts that really 20 NJVUU Strwt, Princeton, N) 08542 hold up. (609) 924-063 Don't let Santa get caught with his pants down. Houn: Mon, SJI. 9;TO 5:30 Thun. till 7:30 20 Nassau Street Princeton. NJ (609) 924-1746 1 <" lh"" » Hours: Mon-Sat. 9:30-5:30 Thursdays Ul 8:30 Page.1 Holiday Shopping C December 11 - 13, 1990 'i'ii.i;; l.nA I/"J( "(lilflfu 'Jill •;iI am ."III ill ,>;jfiiM) tod lilt ,«•>• •WWf ,' Kitchen and Bath Designs Inc. Kitchen Gadgets To Please Your Favorite ouauTY Cook CUSTOM KITCHCNS BY JASON ZAPPE Plain'- WEATHERBURNE Kitchens, Inc. f your list includes kitchen kings without using electricity. Pizza chefs will appreciate the pizza pan THE BEST YOUR OTMATO WELCOMED! or queens, finding something to UNSURPASSED adId to their domain will be as easy as pie. from Bakalon that will turn homemade AT WHAT •WEWLLNOTaE REPUTATION But skip giving practical roasting pans or pizza into a pizzeria triumph. WE DO... UMERSOU) DOESN'T HAVE cookie sheets. These might be useful, but To help streamline a kitchen, try giving a AND STILL ON STOCK OR SEMI-CICTOM TO MEAN something like a clay-covered pot used in pair of stainless steel oil cans this year. The AFFORDABLE CAJLVETS* Asian cooking will come as a delightful oil cans will hold a pint or quart, depend- HIGH PRICES! surprise. ing on which one you get, of a chosen Kitchen Casanovas are always on thecooking oil. The cans have flip-up lids to •Layout or cabinM fat nquiml, corrparabto cabin** crty (609) 397-8500 lookout for a variety of specialty tools and close down on the spout. 71 North Main St, Lambcrtville, NJ. 08530 gadgets with which to create gourmet TOAST LOVERS will be grateful for a ^ HOURS: Monday tliru Friday 9-5; Saturday 9-1 Other Hours By Appointment delights. And smaller tools make great Waring Microchip Toaster that features a stocking sniffers. stay-cool exterior and defrosting Cooks will love-a stocking filled with a capabilities. And the ice cream fanatic will cherry/olive pitter, chocolate/truffle think Ihe Gaggia Gelatiera ice cream maker shaver, fancy pizza cutter, a heavy-duty is cool. garlic press or whatever might be hanging Also, as cooks gear meals toward spcific on trie wall at your local gourmet store. healthy sizes, think about one of the nifty Cooks never mind if they have duplicates scales to help measure ounces. Cuisinart of handy gadgets. weighs in with one of the better ones. A cookbook is to chefs what sheet music Almost every kitchen needs the big guns is to musicians. So don't ever think just to make it complete. Blenders, mixers. because someone is a great cook that he or microwave ovens, colfeemakers, espresso she wouldn't relish a new cookbook. machines and food processor make up the And this year there are Ions of great monuments in u kitchen. ' cookbooks, ranging from traditional to As lor mixers, nothing beats the equip- ethnic and regional cooking ment from KitchcnAid, They retain the look they've had for more than 40 years, "THE FANNIE f-'armcr Cookbook" but now they come in difleient colors and (Bantam) orginally published in 18%, has vary slightly in options more than 325 new recipes on everything Anil if you're looking fora blender, look from vegetarian cooking to whipping up no farther than Waring. Waring has been dishes in the microwave, crafting quality blenders for 50 years, and Or if Italian cooking is a favorite, look the new models retain the nostalgic look, for "TTle Heritage.of Italian Cooking" Spilling the beans on coffccmakcn (Random House) with 150 recipes mean* looking for Brmin or Krwps, Thcic re-created from centuric*-old master- two arc affordable for the quality of bean, pieces. brewing. And now it's possible to "buy And there's also "The Best of thecombination codec and espresso makers. Midwest" (Viking/Pcmjuin) with recipes Cuisinart can't be bcnl when it comes to from 32 of America"* heartland food processors, although Black ami restaurants. Decker offers a comparable model for a better price, The serious cook will enjoy "Curries Nothing compare* to the sn»cll of fresh and Bugles: A Memoir and Cookbook of baked bread, so keep in mind the National Ihe British Kaj" (Harper and Row), Its Oread Baker that will produce a I-pound pages are filled with fiery Indian dishes as loaf in about two hours. well as nostaglie English and Scottish (Juhci. Aside from being a cookbook, it's AND NOW THAT you have thought of nl«o port memoir and part social hiMory of all mm of ways to help someone mess up the British Raj. the kitchen, you might wnnt ti> think about Princeton MarketFair Sonic cooks prefer going back to basics Uminf in a few colorful di«h towels for the A perfect gift for a convention*! kitchener cleanup, ft&fcr Ban* %*nAA I» «• to » M l«a. U «w to «*«* would be one of the coffee poti from DM IT* DOT «M » «»«• W pro, Dw *«h & SIM W «m u I fa Mchor, Constructed of flaw and Mamie*-. h,uw Zappc is a writer ftv Copley Ncw$ r7T,r—TT- ktrel, they allow you to brew your own cup Srtvicc. Holiday Shopping (' II • I.I, 1990 Trimmings Make The Christmas Tree Glow Staff Photos • Mark Czajkowskl Two happy-faced gingerbread kids and a welcome sign make gay additions to this tree. The ornaments are part of the collection at Makrancy's Floral and Plants at Princeton Marketfair. A miniature medieval manuscript of a hol- This candle in its ornato holdor is sur- A delicate ballerina, bodeckod in tulle, iday tuno hangs complete with a lute on rounded by sprays of silk flowers. hangs poised in mid-Jump. which to play the notes. wmmmmmmmmmmm^ui . .« —i—• ••—————- - —— A swoot-factxi musician angol crownod with Grandma In hor shnwl find Grandpa In his A chorub'8 hoad with dollcolo wings sprout- flowers holds hor kilo, which ir. docoratod (uMrlmmod tx>olg and mittens hong nido by Ing from Iho ohouldoro pook3 out from Iho wifh to$03. side on Win troo. brnnchos. Unusual Spots To Shop For Christmas BY DIANE DELFINO ^^^Jp epressed because your cash colleges, each with a store loaded with jackets have skyrocketed over the past few is $9.95. If your interests run toward is running short, but your things any adolescent (or adult) would love years; but a little searching will produce a women writers, there is "Bitter Frame," a Christmas list is long? Anxious about to own — and often at great discounts. heavy, hooded orange sweatshirt for $30. biography of Sylvia Plath for $10.95. finding things that the teen-ager or beau in The Princeton University Store is a If you're the flannel nightshirt type, you your life will actually wear / use / like? treasure trove of well-made clothing, stu- can pick up an orange and black plaid one Worried because you don't know where to pendous books, and quality items for the here for $32. IF YOU WANT to impress someone go for last-minute gifts? home. There are large beer steins etched The book department is better stocked with your taste, there is a wonderful Relief is just a short read away. Unique with the Princeton logo that sell for $8. than many area bookstores and features the collection of art calendars, including one presents are awaiting you at area stores you Golf club covers, a real necessity if your work of many local writers. "I Pass Like featuring the glories of Florence for $25. probably hadn't thought of visiting, at husband or wife is always out on the Night," a hot new book by new writer Hours for the store are 9 a.m. - 5:30 bargain prices. greens, are $22 for three. Jonathan Ames, is $8.95. " Affliction," an p.m., Monday through Saturday. The store Mercer County is blessed with four Prices for sweats, rugby shirts, and incredible novel by writer Russell Banks, is open late Thursday until 8:30 p.m. It is Holiday Dining In Chamber sburg GOOD TIMES RESTAURANT "Best of the Best" FRANCESCO'S "Best of the Burg" SC TAVERN \7 Mi Food at Your Above special! Include Salad, Pasta or 2 Vegetable*, ColTeo & Dessert Next Party I.unch Special! - Mon.-Kri. $-4.75 lira. Lunch: Mon.-S.t 11:30 to 4 Dinner Mon.-Thun. 4 to 11 Kri.-SUL 4 to 12 • Sun. 4 to 0 609-989-0101 160 Ashram An. Tl» CMU Fxaify 302 Franklin St., Trenton, NJ (eor ol Andimn} Trenton, NJ. Where New Facet Become Old Friendi mil ^ DIWI K si'i (i\is Homemade Soup - Dally Special* * CHtrrtng on or of p * lYIvatr Partic* Available - Call For Detail* * GUI Ccitllkatc* The lYrfnct Holkiay Gift i l "The Best Sandwiches In the Burg" Intnxhicbx] • Gourmet Sandwich Strut*/ w/lwported Oetrr or Wintr 6OO-69&-OOO0 Bun « 0 • TIM* r,i ljn« h 11 3O 1.VI • utuvr n Il-U 311 TOO KiK-hllti(( Av*. • Tlriikm. HJ Season Fngr 44 lloliiliiv S (' UNUSUAL SHOPS Full Line of Nintendo & Game Boy, Continued from Page 45 call (609) 394-9536. Pre-School Toys, Games, Lego, variety of cookbooks for small prices. IF YOU LIKE historical items, the Playmobn, "365 Cookies You can Bake" is $5.99. Washington Crossing Park Store — also "Paul Kovi's Transylvanian Cuisine" is called The Patriot — is the place to go. Plush Toys, First open in 1820, the store sells several Ninja Turtles, Dolls. $7.99. "Cuisine Sante" is $9.99. Hours are 9 a.m. - 7:15 p.m., Monday items that it carried in those early years. 10% off through Thursday; 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Pewter mugs with an antique look here are your purchase Friday. Closed weekends. Location: Stu- $16. Handmade soap — the kind made dent Center, Mercer County Community from lard, soda, and water — sells for with this ad. College. Call (609) 586-4800 for more $1.65. Linen dish towels with covered details. bridge scene are $4. Also available is a For those readers who have never visited flower and leaf press, for $6. E.N. Lodge Toys the Trenton Museum, you are in for a treat. For children, thre is a tooth fairy kit 98 Nassau St. • Princeton, NJ 08542 • (609)921-3998 A large assortment of items from all over complete with tooth pouch, record chart, 1 South Main Street • New Hope, PA 18938 • (215) 862-2260 the world is fairly inexpensive here. In and collecting box for $5.25. A pen- particular, the jewelry collection is un- nywhistle, with teaching cassette and usual, with something for everything. book, can be bought for $25. Coloring Venetian glass is featured in earrings for books of the American Revolution are $12, while rose quartz earrings are $18. $2.95. Earrings with mysterious Celtic patterns Hours are 9 a.m. - 5'p.m., Monday are $32. Bidri jewelry from Iran features through Saturday; and 1:30 - 5 p.m., pins for $14. Sunday. Location: just over the Washing- Other unusual items on display are a ton Crossing Bridge, next to the first Chinese tea service for four, including building on the left, the Taylor House. For cups, a pot, and a tray for $40. Stone more information, call (215) 493-4076. carved swans from Kenya are $22. Hand- Although quite small, the Princeton Art made cotton ties from Senegal are $15. Museum Shop makes up for its size in the Ornamental brass menorahs are $16. quality of the items it carries. A portfolio There are children's gifts, too. A collec- of eight reproductions of waterlily paint- tion of dinosaurs are for sale: $4.50 for the ings by Claude Monet, each suitable for Stegosaurus, $5 for the framing, is $13.95. A book filled with the Pachycephalosaurus. A crystal-making kit photographs of Minor White, "Minor ; can be purchased for $10. White: The Eye That Shapes," is $25. Moursare 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Tuesday "The Coroplast's art: Greek Terracottas of ' PARK YOUR CAR the Hellenistic World" is $15. (The latter through Saturday; and noon - 4 p.m., Sunday. Closed Monday. Location: next to two are available in conjunction with the State House Annex on West State exhibitions currently running.) WRAP YOUR GIFTS Street. Trenton. For further information. THERE IS ALSO a large selection of CHECK YOUR COAT Rt.518&WoodsvilleRd. 609-166-1323 and » Hopewell, N.J. 08525 ,. 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