fart .'90' focuses on TheFranklin NEWS RECORD The Ft«nklm News Record IUSPS 573 BOO) 'The Princeton Packet Inc. 1990 All Rights Reserved Second cliw postage paid •I M.nvilW N J 0M35 Thursday, February 22, 1990 Vol. 35, No. 8 50? Whose party is it? Franklin engineer Local GOP may want a change wins Lotto millions By Michael Peck FOLK...The St. Matthias Folk By Michael Peck Staff Writer Oroup celebrate^ its 20th an- Staff Writer Will success spoil Manuel Yulo? He says no — not even for $4.7 niversary with a special per- Will Franklin's next freeholder — million. formanceftidajri Feb. 23, 8 or local GOP chief — come from Mr. Yulo, a chemical engineer with the Somerset-based William p.m. at St. Matthias Church, East Millstone? Zinsser & Co., Inc., won the Pick-6 Lotto drawing Feb. 12 — a located on JFK Boulevard. The jackpot that will pay him, after taxes, $189,000 a year for the next community is invited. Some Franklin Republicans say Mayor Robert Mettler is the ideal 20 years. GOP candidate for freeholder, and "I was stunned. I said, 'Oh my God, I'm a winner,'" said Mr. for chairman of the Franklin Town- Yulo. CATS..,the Franklin Township ship Republican Party. In particular, The winning numbers were 5-9-18-27-35-36, on a ticket the Department of Health en- they say he is a better choice than 45-year-old Piscataway resident purchased at a South Bound Brook courage* indents to immunize incumbent Freeholder Michael Pap- liquor store. their cafostgaiM* rabies at a free pas, who now serves as the GOP's clinic Saturday, Fe*. 24. be- In what is bound to gall avid lottery players who never seem to municipal chairman and who is ex- win, Mr. Yulo described himself as "not really a regular player," tween 1 and 4 p.m. in the pected to seek re-election this year. Municipal Building. Health Of- who just happened to buy $ 10 in Lotto tickets that day. Some of the "He (Mettler) knows the county, ficer Walter Galanowsky said numbers he chose himself, while others were randomly chosen by cats, even if they are normally and he's twice as capable (as Pap- the lottery machine. A random ticket was the winner. pas)," said Republican Councilman kept indoors, should get a rabies Mr. Yulo said he had already won two previous lottery prizes, Joseph Martino, a bitter opponent of shot. including a $2,600 jackpot four years ago, and a $250 bonus drawing Mr. Pappas. in Atlantic City. However, Mr. Mettler said he Michael Pappas Robert Mettler doesn't want to run this year but While he will use his winnings to buy some of the finer things in ELECT;..Candidate* for the would consider it in 1991. Mr. Mettler said he was contacted But Mr. Mettler emphasized he did life, Mr. Yulo, who immigrated from the Phillipines in 1973, said he school board must file petitions "It's something that may be nice at by a number of people from outside not want to run this year, because it will save most of the money for his wife, Flora, and sons, Peter, 8, with the board secretary by 4 some time, but I'm not sure this Franklin, who discussed with him the would be construed as a challenge to and Philip, 6. p.m. Match 1. School elections would be a good year," said Mr. possibility of an election bid. Mr. Pappas. "I'm going to spend some of it for things I've dreamed of," he wUl be April 24. Three seats are Mettler, a 13-year Republican coun- "They said I would be a great "If I were to run this year, it would said, "but I'll save more for my family." open on the Board of Education cilman. candidate," he said. See GOP, Page 8A this year. Call 873-2400 for details. Zoners COUNCIL...The Township Dance Council will hold a public meet- ing tonight, Thursday at 8 p.m. hi me njimfefpal budding, The deny meeting is a'continuation, of a Espana fact-finding invettigarkm into a Republican fundraising cam- paign. conning Pepsi By Michael Peck Staff Writer to town Pepsi got the cold shoulder Feb. 15 Jam when the Franklin Township Zoning *£ m 24, 9 "Dance Espana" is coming to Board of Adjustment denied an ap- tt.-2a.rn. at i« head. the Franklin Villagers Barn plication for a mammoth bottling 429 Lewis St. Some- Theater March 10. The American plant near Randolph and Schoolhouse iteo {S,$8, For more Spanish Dance Theater is planning roads. call 846-88W. two performances, at I and 3 Citing traffic and zoning concerns, p.m., featuring Flamenco Dance, the board voted 5-2 to deny a use • * • the vibrant and exotic national variance allowing Pepsi to build a dance of Spain. ODYSSEY...Franklin Coun- 214,000-square-foot manufacturing Under the direction of Andrea plant on a 54-acre site in the town- jfa Wl B a Del Conte, "Dance Espana" un- prg p ay ship's Research-Office-Laboratory veils the rich traditions of the zone. eened Black Patent*, crowns Spanish culture. Accompanied by and fte Cultural Am Cop*, authentic flamenco music and "This application is in direct and mtekm of Sowb Bfunswkk native costumes, the dancers de- total conflict with our zoning," said caOad "Masteal Qddysaey," at monstrate the technique and ex- board member Albert Rega. 3 (km. Sunday, Feb. 25, at citement of this special dance The debate between Pepsi and the Soufli Brunswick High School. form. board centered over the question of MrTWaUKr wil! take partici- The program is the last in the whether the application constituted a pants on a Musical excunkm KidsVill Series of Performing Arts rezoning of the township's northern that begins in Africa and for Young Audiences. African and ROL zone, which permits office and jKOjpCMM u&fOUgD JltfllttfDttft Latin musical performances were agricultural uses, but not industrial penooa TO men praieni oay held last month. Tickets arc $6 for sites. America. For more WormatJoo, adults and $5 for children under In its final arguments, Pepsi said caflOrace Plater at 297-9131. 16. that because of a glut of office space To reserve tickets, or for further and poor location, the land is information, call the theater at economically unfeasible for the office MBI...MacAfee Row) School 873-2710. Performances will be uses permitted there, and therefore FTOb having Its Art Pair Tuo.- held in the newly-completed Zaidi the company should be allowed to hb. 27, 7 p.m. fa me Theater inside the Franklin Vil- develop the site as a manufacturing s muhi-purpoM room, lagers Barn Theater, located in the center. and students arc invited. Municipal Complex, 475 DeMott "There is no clearer showing that Lane. The theater is handicapped this zone is inappropiate for this accessible and free parking is particular site," said Pepsi attorney available on site. Thomas Farino, who added there has !,&»»....Franklin Public Tickets are also available for the been no development in the ROL ^ * Department of PupU upcoming Villagers' production of zone since its inception in 1984. Mr. "The Pirates of Penzancc," a Farino pointed out the township's . Gilbert and Sullivan musical. Andrea. D«t Conte zoning committee is currently con- See PEPSI, Page 8A Commissioners elected J. Leonard Vliet is dead at 78 tow tot* i. tne uv Voters OK fire budgets J. Ixonard Vllct, a lifelong family was among the earliest of b thk dla- resident of the township and coun- the Dutch settlers in Franklin >dataUt,calUc* in all township districts cilman for a decade, died Feb. 14 Townthip. Vliet Road stands as a iatg7W)100. at Robert Wood University Hospi- monument to the family, whose By Michael Peck tal, New Brunswick. He was 78. farm bordered Bunker Hill and Stall Writer Mr. Vliet represented the First Vltet roads. Ward, which it the time Included Mr. Vliet was t licensed pilot Voters approved the fire budgets in all four of Franklin's fire districts Franklin Park, Griggituwn and and instructor, and operated his Saturday, despite some sizeable increases in two budgets. Three of the own plane out of North Brunswick four districts reported record voter turnouts. Kingston, from 1959 to 1969, md was the owner of Vllet's Farm for airport, which no longer exists. But in a surprising setback for Fire District 3, which includes Mast During World War II, he was a Franklin and Community fire companies, voters defeated by 23 to 17 a more than 50 yean, before retiring second lieutenant In the Civil Air proposal to buy a $283,000 truck for Community. in 1977. He graduated from the Rutgers School of Agriculture. Patrol. "I have no idea why," said a surprised George Wade, « District 3 Surviving are his wife, Edith M. commissioner. Voters did approve the district's $625,(XX) budget, and Mr. Vliet was a volunteer fire- Frank Vliet; t brother, Marvin of re-elected incumbent (Ire commissioners Bernard Greene and Mr. Wade man with the Otiggttown Fire to three-year terms. Company, and was a deacon nnd Quilcene, Wash.; i sister, Marion Doran of Storrs, Conn.; and many A unusually close vote occurred in District 1, which includes the elder of Si* Mile Run Reformed Elizabeth Avenue, Middtebush, Millstone Valley and Somerset Fire Church in Franklin Park. nieces and nephews. Mr. Vllct was remembered Services were Saturday, Feb. companies. The $1.2 million budget, which jumped 31 percent over last J. Leonard Viet year, was approved 247-139. fondly by longtime Fnmklin resi- 17, at Flynn A Son Funeral Home, "The budget was a million dollars, and people were concerned," said dents, including Michael Peaces, Vliet during the Great Depnmlon, Woodbridge. and at Sin Mile Run Fire Commissioner Fred Shmimalla, who was re-elected In a sixth term, chairman of the Franklin Town- in a landscaping business owned Reformed Church. Burial was at Robert Scheer was also re-elected. ship Sewerage Authority, who had by Mr. Vliet's father-in-law. Pleasant Pines Cemetery, Franklin District 2's budget was approved by voters 106 to 37 votes. The known Mr, Vliet for more than SO Mayor Robert Mettler isld Mr. Park. $440,000 budget jumped 61 percent over last year. Incumbent fire yean. Vliet was a "principled mm, firm Memorial contributions may be commissioners James Seeland and Pelham Stewart were re-elected. "He was a great guy and a fine in his convictions, yet in i quiet made to Six Mile Run Reformed District 4, which includes only the Kingston Volunteer Fire Company, citizen — always had a pleasant way." Church or to St, Augustine of unanimously passed iti $4,145 budget 19-0. Elizabeth Chase wai elected smite for you," said Mr. Peace*, "He was a gentleman," the Canterbury R.C. Church, both of commissioner along with her husband Keith Chase, who was a write-in who recalled working with Mr, mayor said, lidding that the VUet Franklin Park. candidate.
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Kelvin Davidson, 26, of Franklin police .said. on Davidson Avenue. A radar detec- was charged Feb. 13 with assault, tor valued at $125 was also taken police said. Mr. Davidson allegedly from a 1988 Mazda parked at the punched Patrolman Lawrence Rob- A pocketbook containing $2 in hotel, while three suitcases filled with erts, after police tried to remove him cash and personal papers was stolen clothing of unspecifed value were from a Martin Street residence. He Feb. 14 from Pets, Pets, Pets on JFK removed from a 1979 Dodge. was also charged with resisting ar- Boulevard, police said. A wallet, personal papers and cash rest, and was taken to the Somerset valued at $305 were stolen Feb. 12 County Jail on $500 bail. from a 1987 Hyundai parked on An unspecified amount of coins Pierce Street. A gold card ease and were stolen Feb. 11 from the dryers cash valued at $110 were removed Tyrone Brown, 19, of Franklin was in a laundry room at the Franklin from a 1989 Ford van at the Ramada charged Feb. 12 with assault, police Greens apartment complex, police Inn on Wcston Canal Road, while said. Mr. Brown allegedly pushed said. A window was broken, and the clothing and a wallet valued at $280 door unlocked. Sergeant Joseph Sierotowicz, while were stolen from a 1986 Isuzu parked he was attempting to break up a at the hotel. dispute. Mr. Brown was released on his own recognizance. An attempted burglary occurred Sunday, Feb. 18. from the J & R A radar detector, tool case and Service Center on Route 27, police stereo speaker valued at $410 were said. A plexiglass panel on a bay door stolen Feb. 13 from a 1987 Dodge Stereo equipment valued at $800 was removed, but a burglar alarm was stolen Friday, Feb. 16, from a van parked on Worlds Fair Drive, was activated, and there was no police said. An AM/FM stereo valued storage room at the Marriot Hotel on entry. at $400 was also stolen Feb. 13 from Davidson Avenue, police said. a 1971 Ford parked at Franklin Plaza on Route 27. An attempted burglary occurred Cash totalling $800 was stolen Saturday, Feb. 17, at a Susan Drive Feb. 13 from a change machine at the residence, police said. A basement A 1986 Honda was burglarized E-Z Clean Laundromat on Hamilton window was forced open, but a Thursday, Feb. 15, at Sicora Motors Street, police said. Entry was was burglar alarm was activated, and on Somerset Street, police said. through a roof fan. there was no entry. Nothing was reported missing. A steering wheel, shifter and window louvres valued at $220 were also Vocational Education Week A generator and cordless drill An attempted burglary occurred stolen Feb. 13 from a 1978 Pontiac valued at $750 were stolen Feb. 10 Thursday, Feb. 15, at the Fotomat at parked at Len's Mobil gas station on Somerset County Freeholder Director Patrick Fitipaidi reads a proclamation declaring Vocational from a trailer on South Middlebush the A & P shopping center on Easton Route 27. Education Week at the Somerset County Vocational and Technical High School. Students Avenue, police said. Road, police said. The padlocks on Lakisha Williams of Somerville and Theresa Gianotto of Franklin listen to the freeholder's the trailer were cut. announcement. Hwachul Shin. 20. of Franklin was An attempted burglary occurred charged Sunday, Feb. 18. with shop- Feb. 16 at a Myrtle Avenue residen- Sixty feet of copper water pipe lifting from a Rutgers Plaza super- ce, police said. A living room win- valued at $600 was stolen Friday. market, police said. Store security dow was pried open, but nothing was allegedly saw Mr. Shin attempt to Feb. 22. from a Schoolhouse Road taken. COURT DOCKET residence, police said. Entry was leave the store with eight packs of gained by forcing open a rear cellar cigarettes valued at $11.20. He was window. released on his own recognizance. The following judgments were Darlcne Robinson, of Cliffwood, Five vehicles were burglarized handed down in Franklin Township pleaded guilty to driving without Municipal Court Feb. 14: insurance. She was fined $300 plus Fredrick Henderson, of Brooklyn, Sunday, Feb. 18, at Rutgers Plaza, pleaded guilty to giving false infor- Segrei Ycgranov, 36. of Edison $15 in court costs and had her license police said. Clothing valued at $254 mation when asked by a police officer An evergreen tree valued at SI00 was charged Feb. 13 with driving revoked for one year. was stolen from a 1980 Chevrolet, to identify himself. He was fined was stolen Feb. 13 from a Hillcrest while intoxicated, police said. Mr. while the window of a 1977 Mercury Frank P. Davis, of Spotswood, $250 plus $15 in court costs. Avenue residence, police said. was damaged, but nothing was taken. Yegranov was arrested by Patrolman pleaded guilty to driving while on the A tape recorder and three pairs of John Kuzcmchak. who allegedly saw revoked list. He was fined SI .(MX) John M. Cranga, of South Amboy. glasses with a total value of $89 were him driving erratically on Route 27. plus $15 in court costs and had his pleaded guilty to driving while on the Newspapers valued at $7.60 were also taken from a 1983 Oldsmobile. He was released on his own re- license revoked for an additional six revoked list. He was fined $500 plus Luba Ferraro, of Manville, pleaded stolen Saturday. Feb. 17, from four A 1986 Mitsubishi was also broken cognizance. months. $15 in court costs and had his license mailboxes on Cedar Brook Drive and Antoine Johnson. 24. of New revoked for an additional 10 days. guilty to committing an act of simple into, but nothing was taken. The assault, and to resisting arrest. Ms. a fifth mailbox on Rolling Road, Brunswick was charged Feb. 12 with stereo of a 1987 Honda was damaged Ferraro was fined a total of $500 plus possession of marijuana, police said. during an attempted theft, but nothing Mitchell W. Moore, of Albany, $30 in court costs. was taken. Mr. Johnson was arrested by Patrol- N.Y.. pleaded guilty to driving while Carl R. Svendscn. of North Plain- man Carlos Torrelio, of the Street on the revoked list. He was lined field, pleaded guilty to driving while MONTESSORI Crime Intervention Unit, who stop- $500 plus $15 in court costs and had on the revoked list. He was fined ped him on Route 27 for driving with his license revoked for an additional Rcinaldo Romero, of New Bruns- Six vehicles, most of them parked $1,000 plus $15 in court costs and Children's House a broken tail light. A search allegedly 10 days. wick, pleaded guilty to committing at Franklin hotels, were burglarized had his license revoked for an addi- 47 N. Main St. found a small amount of marijuana in an act of shoplifting. He was fined Fib. 12. according to police. A the car. while Mr Johnson was found tional six months. $1,000 plus $15 in court costs. Milltown briefcase, clothing and airline tickets to be driving with a revoked license valued at $4,400 were stolen from a He was released after posting $200 •NEW- - 1987 Ford parked at the Holiday Inn bail. Town renews recycling contract a second location Pauk indicted on murder charge Opening Sept. 1990 By Michael Peck will continue to pick up glass, plastic. tell us it wasn't working right," he newspapers, aluminum cans and cor- A grand jury has indicted Wendy November when Ms. Pauk wa> ar- Staff Writer said. "We knew it was time for a Dayton, NJ rugated paper. Pick up in the 1st and tune-up." A. Pauk of Franklin on charges she rested after allegedly paying an in- .Somerset County officials have 2nd Wards ol Franklin will be on the Although the price increase will be conspired to commit murder. stallment to a hit man. who was promised to reform the county's rc- Call 846-0164 second and tourth Wednesdays ol the used to finance the expansion, Mr. The 34-year-old computer pro- actually an undercover cop. cvclinj; system, which Franklin ot- month, while the remaining three Horensky said the county subsidizes Preschool Program grammer faces up to 10 years in Somerset County Prosecutor ficials say has performed terribly prison if convicted of hiring a hit man Nicholas Bisscll said the Franklin wards will base collection on the first the recycling program at a rate of $88 Vi and full days "Their record was very poor this to murder her former boyfriend's woman, who is currently free on and third Wednesdays per ton of material. day care available year," said Township Manager John wife. The bizarre case unfolded last $25,000 bail, contacted the Canadian To the chagrin ol Franklin of- The system also gives Franklin Lovell. "I've sensed a tremendous author of a "How to Kill" book, and ficials, the only major change is that residents, and particularly the mu- deterioration over the past several asked him to find her an assassin. But the price ol recycling is going up nicipal government, an incentive to months." the author. John Minncry, contacted The fee that franklin pays the county recycle The township receives a the police instead. Mr. Bisscll said a Nonetheless, the Township Coun- lor each each home and apartment in percentage of the money the county Somerset Countyundercover agent cil voted Feb. 13 to sign another the township has increased l> 5 per derives from selling each ton of posed as the hit man. and wus one-year recycling agreement with cent, from $10 50 per household to material The amount varies from 50 allegedly paid $1,5 During Sara Isaacson's third Heather Arnesen as the Truck grade class at Elizabeth Avenue Driver. School, the students held a Black SCHOOL History Hunt during February to celebrate Black History Month. JOTTINGS Several members of the Frank- Using the card catalog, en- lin Park School Student Council, cyclopedias and atlases, they were Bill Grippo under the guidance of their respec- able to answer various questions. tive advisors and staff The names of the students who coordinators, held a correctly answered the research Recently at Sampson G. Smith Intermediate School, in Mrs. "Take-a-Parent-to-Lunch" day questions were placed on the Re- recently. This activity offered search Honor Roll. Arlene Harris' Computer Literacy Class and Mrs. Valerie Newhall's parents an opportunity to share a World of Business Class, seven part of their child's school day. representatives of Bell Com- A "Family Activity," this Rosemary Walmsley's third munications Research of particular event was well attended Students from Hillcrest and Sampson G. Smith schools get on stage with 'Edgar Allan Poe' after grade class at Kingston School is Piscataway, NJ gave a network by parents and other family mem- a special assembly dramatized the author's life. learning about the geography of demonstration. The students were bers who took time away from their jobs and home chores to join the U.S.A. and also the state able to see the Bell Core employ- their youngster for lunch. The capitals. The students wrote to ees "in action " at their work- staff advisors were Lorraiine Rob- 'Edgar Allan Poe' visits SGS various Departments of Tourism stations which were brought to S.G.S. inson and Ellen Nevctski. for each of the 50 states and Sixth graders from Hillcrest only addiction in Mr. Poe's life The students were able to see picbscd with the authenticity of the received information and maps. School and seventh graders from how computers that are networked was his writing; Mr. Poe drank to presentation. They had been read- The students will also learn about Sampson G. Smith got two impor- operate. The representatives Conerly Road School also be accepted by his peers. Dis- ing and studying Mr. Poe's works the major mountain ranges, lakes, tant lessons for the price of one at traught over the death of his in class. rivers, national parks and showed how to send electronic hosted a "Take a Parent to a recent assembly sponsored by mother and the poor relationship "It was just like our teacher products. mail, share information and write Lunch" on Valentines Day. Spon- reports together while using separ- sored by the Conerly Road PTO, the schools and the police depart- with his foster father whom he explained it," said Marvin Terla- ate computers. In addition the parents, students and staff enjoyed ment. reportedly loathed, Mr. Poe turned je. "We read "The Tell-Tale students were treated to a com- time together in a friendly at- The master of the macabre, to drugs. Heart," and the assembly helped Edgaf Allan Poe, who's been dead Mr. Harold told the students Miss Kiclau's sixth grade class puter video show, a laser show mosphere. me to understand it better. for 140 years, returned from the that it was the death of his first at Conerly Road School celebrated and various animation examples. Student Jessica Vance said the deep to recite some of his famous wife that drove Mr. Poe to over- the birthday of Martin Lulher King The representatives showing the characterization was realistic, and works and to address rumors and dose on opium, because he wanted Jr. with a puppet show. The pup- networking demonstration were A food drive was held recently that Mr. Harold was convincingly speculation about his sanity and to be with her. The writer survived pet show, "A Protest for Peace," Lillian Ruskin, George Phallen, by the PTA at Pine Grove Manor dressed. Carl Taylor enjoyed the Shelley Huleatt, John Letourneau, personal life. his first experience with the addic- written by Debra Hess, showed School to benefit the Franklin program because he likes horror Jacqui Moore, Wendell Fortune tive narcotic but died from his King's role in having segregated Food Bank. Twelve boxes of food stories. and Christina Lau. It was actually Mel Harold who second use of the drug shortly busing declaied illegal. The set- were collected and delivered by Maria Baker was impressed that presented himself as the classic before marrying his childhood ting of the puppet show was Mont- the parents. The PTA showed its Mr. Harold "must have really writer in the school program called sweetheart. gomery, Alabama in 1956. The appreciation and support for the liked Poe to study him for so In Search of Poe, a dramatization Mr. Poe was found in a Balti- students worked diligently for two Mrs. Laub's fifth grade reading teaching staff by giving each long." of the life and times of the author. more gutter and spent the next 72 weeks to leam their parts and class at Franklin Park School has member a $75 grant to be used for Students in Rhoda Moses' and the purchase of materials to Mr. Harold, dressed in period hours in and out of consciousness construct the scenery. The puppets just completed their small group Cherly King's classes also enjoyed enhance learning in the attire and accompanied by a real, before he died. He was 40. were handmade by Miss Kielau. novels and as a culmination of this the program and focused on the classrooms. albeit stuffed, raven, captivated The underlying message of the The students performed for other literature based readingprogram, anti-drug message. Student the young audience with his chill- dramatization is that drug abuse classes as well as various school two groups of students chose to The Pine Grove PTA also Kishawana Saunders said she was ing recitations of "The Raven," has adverse effects on people and personnel. The students are hop- perform novels to the class. Per- donated $1,200 towards the fund- saddened by the fact that Mr. Poe "The Bells," "The Tell-Tale even small or infrequent doses can ing to send a videotape of the formingfor "The Phantom ing of three free books for each "risked his life just to be with the Heart," and "Annabclle Lee." be detrimental or fatal. Mr. Harold puppet show to their pen pals in Tollbooth" was Gcniene Streeter student, as part of the Reading is in crowd." Fundamental program, compared the death of Mr. Poe to Montana. The students who as the narrator and HumBug, Re- But the literary presentation was The assembly was made coordinated by librarian Eleanor those of contemporary athletes and participated are Delmar Taylor, bekah Shearn as Milo and Lora entwined with an anti-drug possible through the efforts of Dulberg. entertainers. Johnnie Pringle, Bobby Kocsis, Smith as Tock. Performing for the message, and the tragedies of Mr. several people including Mr. Khalil Green. Ayodele Crawford. novel "My Side of the Mountain" Poe's life. While the author is Most students were intrigued by Wozniacki. Don Neal. Carl Wade, Kevin Jarrctt, Shamon Gregory was Sara Cohen as the Old Lady, often critiqued as a genius, he has the presentation, although some Linda Beyea, and Police Chief and Jeremy Burton Kruti Thaker as the Librarian, also been called a drunkard and were unfamiliar with the legend- John Blazakis, who arranged to Staicy Mathew as the narrator, Bill Grippo is director of public addict, with an obsession for hor- ary works of Mr. Poe. Students in fund the program through the Jameen Jackson as Sam, and affairs for the Franklin district. ror. According to Mr. Harold, the Hank Wozniacki's class were im- Drug Abuse Resistance Program IRS Electronic Filing • $25.00 filing fee* Township asks for its share of federal grants By Michael Peck substance abuse counselor at Franklin holders normally accept the commit- last year, and Mr. Nieman said they Staff Writer High School. tee's recommendations. The process could not exist without the federal Fast Refunds Although the federal government is usually completed by April, he grants, Franklin is making plans to get its gives the funds to Somerset County, said. "It allows us to (In programs we When we prepare a return normal refunds take 6 to 8 share of SI.2 million in community it is the county that decides how the Because the county requires mu- wouldn't otherwise be able to fund. " weeks. With Electronic Filing, generally, it takes two block grants that the federal govern- money will be split among the vari- nicipalities to rank the priority of the he said. weeks for Direct Deposit to your bank and three weeks for ment has given to Somerset County. ous municipalities. projects, the Township Council has However. Mr Demkovitz said a paper check. Franklin's size and population had Although Assistant Township The money will be allocated by a ranked the abused chilren program enabled Somerset County to qualify Manager Donato Nieman said he committee composed of two first, followed by the handicapped for the $1.2 million. ZAGUNIS & COMPANY, P.A. does not expect Franklin to get the representatives from each of the 21 recreation program, and the "If it wasn't for us, this money full $159,000 it's asking for. he did towns in the county, who will make substance abuse counselor. Mr. A COMPLETE ACCOUNTING FIRM wouldn't be available to the county," predict Franklin will get much of it. recommendations to the county Nieman stressed the rankings were Board of Freeholders. simply to satisfy the county, and did he said, adding Franklin could apply Income Tax Staff Qualifications Fees: "In the past, the quality of our for the money itself. • Fees are what most CPAs charge Mr. Nieman. who along with not represent the township's • Tax and Accounting Specialist grants has enabled us to get a signifi- "The only reason we stay with the • Licensed by the New jersey • Electronic filing $25 Deputy Mayor Russell Demkovitz preferences. cant percentage of funding." he said. county isthcre'sa lot of paperwork,", State Board will represent Franklin, said the free- Franklin has applied for a All three programs were funded Mr. Demkovitz said. OFFICE HOURS: Appointment Required: SI 19.000 grant to continue a program 900 am to 830 pm Weekdays (201) 356-3549 for abused children, and $23,(MX) to 9:00 am to 3 00 pm Saturdays continue therapeutic outdoor recrea- Dan Quayle at Princeton confab today tion for the handicapped. In addition, Family Counseling By Peter Zimtte enable us to have serious discussions maga/inc, and Patrick llutk-r, vic^ Services of Somerset County, a Statehouse Bureau about issues that will prevail through- president of the Times Mirror Corp. Income Tax Returns non-profit organization, has sub- out the decade." Vice President Dan Quayle will be mitted a SI 7,000 grant to keep a Mr. Oglcsby added, "It's fitting Individual talks will be sup the keynote speaker when the Con- that some of the 21st century's found- plcmcntcd by an altemoon of "break- gress of Tomorrow Conference opens ing fathers should meet in Princeton, out sessions," in which Republican today, Thursday, at Princeton Uni- since the Continental Congress met lawmakers will examine "Global Re; versity's Nassau Hall. here and helped produce the success- lations in » Changing World," Want a better way to get Organizers of the thrcc-day con- ful past two centuries Americans "Workplace 2(KX>." "Planet tarth" ference being held in Princeton and have been blessed to enjoy," and "Empowering Americans with Individual Choice in the Year 2(KX).", Plainsboro announced Monday that In addition to Mr. Quayle, con- Franklin NEWS RECORD? Mr. Quayle would give the opening ference participants will also hear Participants coming Iron) Washing- address, ending a week of speculation from best-selling author Tom Clancy, ton, DC, including most of the 175 over whether it would be Mr. Quayle National Review editor John Republican representatives, will be or President George Bush. O'Sullivan, Karlyn Kecne, editor of traveling hi and from Ihe conference "We were » little disappointed the the Amcrimn Fnlernrise Institute on a chartered train, organizers said. president isn't coming. But, we're just as happy the vice president could make it," said Kerri Suttlcr, C-Tec revamps channels spokeswoman for the House Re- publican Leader Robert Michel By B.J. Lawry the way up to t>2, (R-lll.) The Packet Group If the must watched channels were According to Ms, Saltier, Mr. condensed lo the "lower tier," they! Quayle will deliver hit speech at 8 For those who missed notification agreed, it would be much more* p.m. in historic Nassau Hall, meeting by mail or failed to read their Cubic convenient and could be economical^ lite of the Continental Congrc*i in Magazine closely —- and arc tearing us well. . their hair because their television 1783. "We decided we could provide aj channel* arc all mixed up — the word "We haven't given him a topic," basic package (of the most-watched' is the change wus "by design" and channels) for $10," Mr. Jones said. { M« Saltier Mid, noting the vice meant lo help us. president'! remarks are likely to re- Called "Limited Husie," the-; Tom Jones, C-Tcc Cable System's lower-tier creation includes every-'' flect the theme of the conference, spokesman at its Dallas, Pa., head- "future trend*" In government. thing possible between Channel.* 21 quarters, said, "C-Tcc listens to the and 22, plus Channel 29 from Phlla<« Subscribe Sponsored by Mouse Republican!) people, and we do something about dclphia, The shifts include the DI»-3 for matt delivery! and the Congressional Institute, Ihc it. 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Or, call the editor at 469-yO4() '* Town Forum 6A The Franklin News-Record February 22, 1990 EDITORIAL Final farewell to Len Vliet Folks in Franklin Township said goodbye to a special man this week; a man who is not likely to be forgotten. J. Leonard Vliet died on Valentine's Day. He was a descendant of one of the earliest Dutch families to settle in the township, owned a farm that all the longtime residents remember, served for a decade on the Town Council, was a volunteer Fireman in Grig- gstown and a deacon of Six Mile Run Reformed Church. But these facts are really just the tip of the iceberg. Mr. Vliet was civic-minded, no doubt, but he was also a compassionate and kind man. Friends recall him helping his neighbors plow snow in the winter and gardens in the spring. He gave tractor rides to kids and advice to young farmers. He placed a small trailer on his property which served as a home to a disabled Franklin man, with no family of his own. Mr. Vliet did these things out of the Nursing pins awarded goodness of his heart; he wouldn't take a dime for his services. People like Mr. Vliet Twelve nursing students, four from Franklin Township, recently pictured are Munkaila Kadeiu, Mary Marlowe, Janice M. Michaels, received their Practical Nursing Pins from the Somerset County Naska J. Robinson and Gulwant K. Singh. Each graduate was are the true leaders of a community — the Technical Institute. The class includes local residents Renee E. presented with their pin and roses. A reception followed the men and women who go the extra mile to Melton, Sheila A. Okafor, Janet Smith, and Olga Solis. Others ceremony. help other folks. Perhaps you remember him flying his small plane over the skies of Franklin, or giving a hand to a local fanner, or serving up LETTERS TO THE EDITOR beer at the Griggstown pig roast, or giving away the fish he caught. Or, perhaps you the school. last minute speaker for the National Con- Applauds PTO It was a pleasure to hear that the Rabbi Schlussel ference of Christians and Jews at a recent didn't know him at all. Either way, the next students in this school do not get to meet forum titled, The Death of a Child: time you drive down Vliet Road, named and principal and know the principal only when they is a true friend Helping Families Cope. misbehave. It was comforting to learn that To the Editor: To the Editor: Listening is the whole key. Rabbi after his grandfather, maybe you'll think of the students get to know Mrs. Weisner in Cheers, applause, and congratulations Temple Beth HI of Somerset's Rabbi Sehlussel says. He believes each person is a positive, friendly manner and that she this extraordinary man, and realize that should be given to the Elizabeth Avenue Martin Schlussel is more than a religious different, and people have to be very enjoyed listening to them read. community service and compassion really School PTO and to Mrs. Weisner. princi- leader and a teacher He is a friend to the careful that they use the right words in pal, for their outstanding effort and work The Elizabeth Avenue PTO and Mrs. entire community trying to comfort the bereaved. Weisner have had many programs in the mean the same thing. Just ask anyone who for many terrific programs. Rabbi Schlussel not only serves the His presentation was evaluated as school for which they deserve pr*se. knew Len Vliet. j One particular activity, the "I Read to #«i»ii£regation, ho reaches out to many- (Specially meaningful and significant by - Some of these were the Halloween party. the Principal" prograffn"gave alt"students * others in need, including musing honies; attendees The day-long event was held at fundraising activities that help pay for the opportunity to read to Mrs. Weisner. and nearby hospitals Another such or- Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital special programs. Valentine's food The reading was done in the library or in ganization in the Franklin Food Hank Jan. 30 her office during the month oi January. At Drive, T-shirts, and school spirit days Under the Rabbi's direction, the food Rabbi Schlusscl's unique personality the end of the month each student who Parents ot Elizabeth Avenue students bank has been receiving substantial dona- and commitment to helping others have read was given a red button with white can help continue the tine work of the tions from the Temple for several years made him a respected and beloved com- letters saying, "1 read to the Principal." PTO and Mrs Weisner by supporting On Feb. 2. Dorothy Pacifico, fixtd bank munity leader. He has been with Temple My son was one of the students who these and future programs, volunteering director, spoke to the congregation She their time and help, and by attending PTO informed the members that, out of all of Beth LI for almost 25 years and has been read to Mrs. Weisner. When he came involved with Jewish Education since home from school proudly wearing his meetings which are on the first Tuesday ol the religious and civic groups in the area. each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Elizabeth Temple Beth El was the largest con- 1948. Rabbi also holds a master of button, he told me that not only did Mrs. theology degree from Princeton. Weisner present himn with this button, Avenue School library. tributor to their 1989 Holiday Food Drive but also, she knew his name. He said that Nancy f. Repetto The Rabbi answered another call for Ellen Kershnet HELPLINES Mrs. Weisner knows evervbodv's name in Somerset help earlier this year, volunteering as a Somerset • Shelters, counseling, legal aid, child abuse, unwed mothers, go-between with parents — (800) 231 -6946. Take a lesson from open space efforts • Home energy assistance grants tor eligible low-income families — (800) 257-6249. Despite the time and effort spent win- • Hmergcncy utility complaints, Board of Public With the parklands apparently valued as • Information relating lo value should ning a successful open space program in Utilities ~-(800) 624-0241. open space, and the BASF land to bo be available in advance of the meeting, New Jersey, occasionally we get a lesson • Department of Energy hotline — (800) traded valued as industrial development with full files and information al the on how fragile it all really is. Suddenly we land, a dollar-for-dollar trade can never meeting 492-4242. THE STATE have two such lessons, and that's really work to benefit the public. • The proposal should meet three tests • Grant towards utility costs for senior citizens and two too many! WE'RE IN What's more, neigher the public nor the before it's approved: that there be no the disabled — (800) 792-9745. Both lessons involve favors, one for a Stale House Commission had any ap- lorsecablc public open space use, thai it is • Public Service Hlectric and Gas, conservation developer and the other for an important praisal information available lo them in in the public interest and thai the state get department, (800) 854-4444. business able to threaten big employment advance of their meeting. In short, if this paid at least the fair market value in land • Referral information on energy program, utility losses for this state we're in. David F. Moore was Denmark, there would IK something or dollars lights, Department of Public Advocate — (800) The first favor was special legislation to rotten here We need some changes in the BTJ And one more thing The governor 792-8600. permit a sale of state wildlife management process lest we taxpayers get should sign the deed • Low-income weathcn/ation information. De- lands in Vemon Township, Sussex Coun- lands as well as privately held properties short-changed. Unhappily, the Hamburg Mountain and partment of Community Affairs — (609) 292-6I40. ty, coveted by the developer of Vemon It happens that municipal and state There are some rules which should Allamuchy Mountain deals have cast a • Daily reports of air quality statewide — (609) Valley Inc. The other, in ;\ foreign trade officials eye protected open space and govern the divestiture of stale public tiust pall over our efforts to secure permanent 392-1436. zone in Mount Olive Township, Morris recreation lands for diversion to other uses lands: protection. If we can't trust government to County, accommodated an international do that job under the present rules, we • Civil Rights. 24-hour service in Knglish and too, for libraries, lirehouscs and the like, • There should be regularly scheduled Spanish (H DANIEL B. KRANTZ, D.D.S. PODIATRY DR. JOSEPH W. 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New Jer.ey 07000 J!JS! 660-7333 545-0525 10A February 22, 1990 The Franklin News-Record Spotlight on Kingston A lift for physically challenged at Kingston Presbyterian Church By Michael Peck Staff Writer The elderly and handicapped have gotten a lift at the Kingston Presby- terian Church. A new, elevator will enable physically challenged parishioner's to reach the sanctuary on the second floor of the 138-year-old building. "It's nothing grandiose, but the idea was to be accessible for every- one," said church secretary Evelyn Katcrba. Ms. Katerba said the narrow stairs of the church had discouraged older parishioners from attending services. "Either they didn't come, or they were carried in," she said. "It was demeaning, or the handicapped didn't come." Ms. Katcrba said the idea for the lift, and for the addition of handi- capped facilities in the bathrooms, was proposed six years ago by a Staff Photo • Michael Peck handicapped parishioner. Kingston The Kingston Presbyterian Church recently completed a phase of its Presbyterian is the first church in the area to have such a lift, she said. renovations projects, with the addition of an elevator for handi- capped parishoners. The approximately $30,000 project was financed by donations from the the lift, while others will appreciate the back," she said. 260-mcmber congregation, which the new railings on the stairs. The church congregation also dates back to 1732. Ms. Katerba said "Some of the older ladies have hopes to build a 600-square-foot ad- she believed at least 10 members of called and said, 'tell the pastor (Rev. dition to the church. The new section the congregation could be helped by John Heinsohn) I love that railing in will house office and storage space. When the decision to quit smoking isn't enough. You need an intensive smoking cessation program. You need a comprehensive approach to behavior and attitude changes. You need SMOKING MANAGEMENT CLINICS. This intensive program treats smoking as a serious SMOKING MANAGEMENT CLINICS deals with drug dependence and provides straightforward the withdrawal process and teaches strategies for practical information about what individuals can smoke-free living. expect during the quit smoking process. • Free introductory sessions are March 6 & 8, 7 p.m. * Receive #35 when you bring this ad Staff Photo • Jodl Levlnson-Badakhsh to the first session. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL(201) 874-4000 ext. 4512 Making Valentines Ruben Jaffe, 3, of Franklin, draws valentines with his mother, Krysia Kolodziej de Jaffe, at the Carrier Foundation Mary Jacob Memorial Library in Little Rocky Hill, during a special holiday craft program for Belle Mead, New Jersey 08502 MC/VISA accepted. preschoolers. Voorhees Chapel Choir at United Methodist Church •'*l The Voorhees Chapel Choir of Douglass College will sing al the When The Chemistry Is Right Kingston United Methodist Church. Church Street. Kingston, on Sunday. Feb. 25. The choir will begin with a prelude at about 9:50 a.m. and also sum during worship, which begins at II) a.m. All are welcome. Seeks planning award nominees The Somerset County Planning Board is seeking nominations tor its ninth annual Land Development and Planning Awards Program I he awards are given by the county for newly constructed land developments that exemplify high levels of site design, address contemporary planning issues or lend special character to the area. All nominations should be submitted to the Somerset County Planning Board by March 15. Nominations are being sought for residenti.il. commercial, public/institutional, adaptive use and planning categories Local officials, builders, design professionals and the public ina> nominate potential award winners;. For more information and nomination forms, call the Somerset Counts Planning Hoard at 231-7021. 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Hocchst Cclanese is a $6 billion W« 8hlp Bridal Rogiilry This educational contest w.is open corporation and worldwide leader Hoechst Celanese to 2(KK) junior and senior high in chemicals, fibers and film, Lladro Royal Doulton Noritoke schotil students in both Somerset advanced materials and the life Hoechat IB Figurlnos Mlnton China China ami Morris counties during sciences. 25% OFF ftr; 50% OFF Savings 40-45% National Chemistry Week. "We're Neighbors." 12A February 22, 1990 The Franklin News-Record OBITUARIES Somervillc. She was 81. He was born in Sponhcim, Charles Brockman Miss De Hart was a lifelong resi- Germany, and came to the U.S. 60 dent of the area. She was born in the years ago. He lived in Brooklyn and Charles Brockman of Hamilton South Middlebush section of Frank- New Brunswick prior to moving to Street in the Somerset section of lin. Franklin 40 years ago. Franklin died Feb. 12 at his home. He She worked as a housekeeper. Besides working as a marble was 96. Miss De Hart was a member of St. polisher, Mr. Baab, along with his Born in New Brunswick, he lived James A.M.E. Church, East Mill- wife, ran Mommy Baab Nursery in Franklin for the last 34 years. stone. She was a member of the School and Day Camp for 32 years, He belonged to the Franklin Town- Senior Choir and the Willing Work- retiring in 1979. ship Republican Club, Franklin ers Board of the church. He was a communicant of St. Township Election Board, and he She is survived by a sister, Matthias R.C. Church, Franklin. was an Army veteran of World War I. Margaret Dc Hart of East Millstone. His wife, Margarete, died in 1989. His wife Dorothy E. Brockman Serives were held Tuesday, Feb. Surviving are three sons, Robert G. died in Oct 1989. 20, at St. James A.M.E. Church. of Lakeland, Fla.. William of Tulsa, Service were private and under the Arrangements were by Anderson Okla., and John of Somerset; a direction of the Gleason Funeral Funeral Service, 201 Sandford St.. daughter, Eleanor Williams of Frank- Home, 1360 Hamilton St., Franklin. New Brunswick. lin; 14 grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren. Services were held Tuesday, Fcb Elmaria De Hart Emil Baab 20, at Boylan Funeral Home. 188 Easton Avc., New Brunswick, fol- Elmaria Dc Hart of Williams Street Emil Baab of the Somerset section lowed by a Mass at St. Matthias in the East Millstone section died died Feb. 15 at his home after a long Church. Feb. 14 at Somerset Medical Center, illness. He was 87. Burial followed at St. Peter's Cem- etery, New Brunswick. Card swap THE LEWIS CLINIC Photo • Steve Goodman at library Sal Borruso and Lauren Bodmer star in the Villagers' production of The Pirates of Penzance,' starting FOR EDUCATIONAL TESTING A baseball/football card March 2. For tickets call 873-2710. Founded in 1974 trade/swap program is scheduled Member of the National Orion Society for March 18, in the Children's Room of the Franklin Township Public Library. Collectors of all 'Pirates of Penzance' at Villagers ages will have an opportunity to • Educational Evaluation for Dyslexia, swap with one another. "The Pirates of Penzance." a mu- There he meets the beautiful young Lynch, Mike Paternoster and Adam Specific Learning Disabilities, and Attention A similar program last fall was sical comedy/opera by Gilbert and maiden Mabel (Jennifer Travcrs) and Rothschild. Deficit Disorder for baseball cards only. Since Sullivan, has anchored at the Franklin her sisters who are the daughters of The cast is under the direction of there is a growing interest in • Perceptual and Intelligence Testing, Villagers Barn Theatre in Somerset. the Major General (Harold Alben- Tom Eldridge, with musical direction football card collecting, the up- Performances will run weekends burg). by Vincent Zito and choreography by Standardized Academic Screening coming program will include foot- March 2-31. When the pirates arrive on shore Scott Kincel. Fencing is choreo- ball as well as baseball card collec- Frederic opposes them. However, graphed by Mary McGinley. The • Speech/Language Diagnostic Testing The Villagers will use the recent tors. A new Baseball/Football Ruth and the Pirate King (Sal Bor- Design staff includes costume de- • Auditory Processing Ability: Attention, Memory, Tony Award-winning New York Card Club has been formed at ruso) inform Frederic that he was signer Camille Cusimano, set de- Shakespeare Festival adaptation Listening Comprehension, Sequencing Conerly Road School, and mem- apprenticed until his 21st birthday signer Bradley Kaye and lighting which starred Linda Ronstadt. Kevin bers of this club will be on hand and because he was born on Feb. 29, designer Joe Ondre. • Visual-Motor, Graphomotor Ability: Integration, Kline and George Rose. Campy fun with their collections. Returning he is still bound to be a pirate. His for the whole family. "The Pirates of Performances for "The Pirates of Memory, Eye/Hand Coordination, Directionality to assist in the trading and to sense of duty forces Frederic to Penzance" is Tilled with roguish Penzance" will run Fridays and answer questions as well as to re-join the bungling band. Enter the • Decoding, Encoding, and Organizational Skills pirates, wacky police, dewey-eyed Saturdays at 8:30 p.m.. Sundays, swap cards from their colletions Keystone-like police led by their • Learning Strengths and Weaknesses Profile maidens and an eccentric Major Gen- March 4 and 18 at 7:30 p.m. and will be members of the Franklin sergeant (Matt Colaguiri) to defend eral on a melodious merry-go-round Sundays, March 11 and 25 at 2 p.m. • Conference, Prognosis and Recommendations High Baseball Card Club. the Major General and his daughters of moral dilemmas. Tickets are $12 on Fridays and Everyone is invited — hob- from the invading marauders. Saturdays and $10 on Sundays. Dis- byists, enthusiasts, collectors, and Thorn Warren, who will be fam- The band of pirates features Jeff counts to students, senior citizens and anyone just interested in learning iliar to Villagers audiences for his Babey. Jon Ballek. Tony Corrcia, groups are available on Fridays and 53 Bayard Lane, Pnnceton, NJ 08540 more about baseball cards. Club roles as Toby in "Sweeney Todd" Jeff Dworkin, Sam Perlmuttcr. and Sundays. Reservations or further in- 609/924-8120 members will have their copies of and Jean-Michel in "La Cage aux John Scheiber. The daughters are formation may be obtained by calling current price guides with them for Folles," portrays Frederic, a young Lauren Bodmer, Allison Gratacos, the theatre at (201) 873-2710. those interested in seeing what lad mistakenly apprenticed to a pirate Lori Kaplan. Melissa Lauren, De- The Franklin Villagers Barn their cards are worth. (instead of pilot) by his nanny Ruth borah Liechtenstein, Karen Pierson Theatre is located in the Franklin (Beverly Gorclick). When he turns and Kathy Sykes. Township Municipal Complex at 475 21, understanding his duty to be The police include Bob Dumpcrt, DeMott Lane, between Easton Av- fulfilled, he leaves ship at Dover. Drew Hurley, Jerry Isaacson, Tom enue and Amwell Road, in Somerset. NOW OPEN Spring events at Jewish Home The Central New Jersey Jewish the despot Hainan who plotted the volved with the care of the elderly. BAYONNE • PISCATAWAY • WEEHAWKEN Home for the Aged, located at 3S0 extermination of all the Jews in the Ms. Blakeslee. director of health DeMott Lane in Somerset, has a Persian empire. services for the Kcndal Corporation, variety of activities coming up. For more information, call Noemi will describe the philosophical ra- Gelb at 873-2IXX). F.xt. 55. tionale and implications ot not This Valentine's Day, my sweetheart restraining nursing home residents, and explain alternatives to physical On March 4. between 2 and 4 restraints. With the director will be will have less of me to love... p.m., an indoor Punm Carnival tor The Lydia and Morris Ooldfarb Institute for Applied Health and the her colleague Beryl Goldman. Ms. residents and their families will be Blakeslee was recently featured in an held. Division of Community Education of Middlesex County College have an- article about nursing home restraints thanks to Nutri/System. The carnival will be replete with in The New York limes. games, contests and Inn lootk like nounced that Jill Blakeslee will lead a Those interested in attending hot dogs, knishes. popcorn and seminar called "Untie the Elderly," on March 22, 9:15 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. should call Lilly Miller at 873-2000, Five months ago there was a lot more Hamantashen. a three-cornered Ext. 707. pastry filled with poppy seeds that at the Central Jersey Home. The of me to love... 34Vi pounds more! symboli/e the three-covered hat ol seminar is designed lor anyone in- But on the NUTRI/SYSTEM Weight Loss Program, I was able to lose those A symposium called "Let's Get Physical: A Healthier You for the extra pounds fast and easily Ws" is set lor March 26 at the because of the great variety of Central Jersey Home. Guest speaker will be Dr. Muska Mosston, author delicious meals and the one-on-one and torincr Rutgers University personal counseling they give professor Call Nocim at H73-2IXX), you, so this Valentine's Day, |-\t 55 fur details my sweetheart loves me more... because of the way I look! Plans are under way at the Central And so do I! Jersey Home for its annual luncheon, fashion show. Planned lor April 3 at The NUTRI/SYSTEM comprehensive the Grand Marquis in Old liridgc, the Flavor Set-Point" Weigh! loss show is an important fundraiser for Program includes: the home. This year's event will offer a "country French theme," or- • Penonallfd might Loaa Profile™ "IN A WORD... its what ganizers say The latest fashions from to Identify your personal weight loss Three Steps Up, of Editor), will be problem. Jersey ShofO offers me. featured. • Behavior Breakthrough" Program Working at a major teaching tor long-term success hospital, you never slop Also, more than u do/en boutiques learning. At Jersey Shore, the will be featured. Several drawing nurse refresher course can prizes include a pair of roundtrip help rebuild confidence in tickets to Paris, u bottle of Dom Our client. IVrignon champagne, and a ride in it Mirysnn Powon your skills. The in-servtce loas 34 By Paul Fabbri kick, he got out in the front of the Sports Editor pack. "My speed is like his or maybe more. I just Bell had wanted to start out with Miffed by his repeated failures a 62 quarter, followed by a 64 and to overtake Bryan Spoonire, Clin- didn't have it at the end." another 62. He worked this plan to ton Bell, Franklin's tremendously near-perfection. These splits gifted senior, went into Monday — Franklin's Clinton Bell on the successful late daunted most of the field by the night's mile race at Jadwin Gym fourth lap, including the early with a carefully thought out charge of nemesis Bryan Spoonire. rabbit, Shane DeGanncs of Wood- strategy. With the state indoor row Wilson, who interestingly had championship at stake. Franklin beaten Bell in the GUI 1600. Bell assistant track coach Ray Home Comtrex Couple, were both vying hind Juan Jones of Elizabeth, the hit the 1200 mark in the 3:13, but thought that a strategic change was for the title of 'the state's fastest race favorite, and Frederick won Spoonire was in close tow. needed for Bell to shake the label man' in the 55 meters, while the final heat. of second best. On the final back stretch, with Albert Bell faced a stiff challenge In the finals, both runners got the crowd bracing for a thrilling "Clinton has a history of trying in the 55 high hurdles. out to quick starts. This was a finish, Spoonire ruined the drama. to come from behind in big Bell, whose time of 7.83 was change for Frederick, who had Donning speed skates to Bell's races." Home said prior to the 13th best among the 20 qualifiers, been left looking in his three snowshoes, Spoonhire hit warp race. "I want him to make the was Franklin's unlikliest hope at a previous meets. speed and crossed the line in early move instead of a late move. placement. Nonetheless, he ran a "My past three starts have been 4:16.86, a new meet record, while That way it forces the competition spirited qualifying race in which slow," Frederick said. "Coach a visibly disappointed Bell to decide much earlier if he's he was beaten by Stacy Crawford said that I was hesitating, so I tried finished second in 4:19.79. In a going to leave or if he's going to of Bridgeton and Mike Anderson to be aggressive." get out and fall apart." testament to their dominating of Edgewood by two-one hun- As the thundering ribbon of battle, DeGanncs finished third in Along with the intra-city clash dreths of a second, 7.72-7.74. eight runners hit 30 meter mark, a supine 4:28.6. between Ernesto Perez of West "Albert's had his best season both Warriors looked strong. Cun- "He tried to get away and I just Side-Newark and Dorian Former since he's been with us," Franklin ningham slowed however, but still tightened up," Bell said after. of East Side-Newark in the 800 coach Jim MacLuskie said. "It's finished an impressive fourth, "He does that all the time. My meters, the Bell-Spoonirc mile real tough against this level of given the fact that he had not even speed is like his or maybe more. I matchup figured to be the best of competition and he ran well." qualified for the meet last year. just didn't have it at the end." Monday night. Spoonire. the Nursing colds they had caught Frederick, though unsure of the Gracious in victory, Spoonire sturdily-built junior from Asbury during a weekend trip to the Uni- actual finish, raised his arms at the credited Bell for allowing him to Park, is the state's premier dis- versity of Maryland. Frederick line. It was evident though, as get the meet record. tance runner. Not only did Spoon- and Cunningham were question- later confirmed by a photo, that "I'm pleased that he went out ire succeed where Bell stumbled in able in the sprint. Both had com- Frederick, like Bell in the hurdles, that way," Spoonire said. "I the Feb. 4 Group Championships plained of breathing problems was two-one hundreths short. haven't had that kind of competi- — he won the 32IX). the I MX), and before the race and Frederick's Enayat Oliver of Clifford Scott tion this year and I thank him for the H(X) in Gil: Bell came a place opportunity to better his fourth outlcaned Frederick at the the that. He forced me to run faster short only in the mile — but in place showing in last year's final finish line in 6.54. than I wanted to. their two prior meetings also seemed unlikely. (Moreover, In the mile, fittingly the last "I was more surprised than proved the better man. Bell Frederick's promise to get back individual event of the meet. Bell worried at the way he started. He finished behind winner Spoonire Greg Evans, he of two schools, fouhd himself in a precarious pos- took it out that way and I was and Perez in the Seton Hall Games would go unfufilled. Evans, Fred- ition at the start. With only the forced to deal with it the best 1 this winter and fourth to Spoon- erick's conqueror in the Gill meet, ninth best time among the qualifi- could. I wasjust trying to hang on. ire's first in Now York City's was disqualified from the state ers. Bell stood at the far reaches of I felt he was strong, but his tempo Mercedes Mile this fall. meet because of a discrepancy the track, while Spoonire stood finally slowed down." Three other Franklin seniors arising from his transferral from pretty on the inside lane. Given MacLuskie felt that the meet were also competing in the 22nd Monmouth Regional to Red Bank this position. Bell's plan to get out was a testament to the Franklin Annual State Indoor State Track Catholic in January.) in front immediately was in jeop- program, excluding the sub-par Photo • Bane Coteman and Field Championships along The two sprinters dispelled any ardy. performances of the relay teams. with both the boys' and girls health rumors in the qualifying Bell rectified the potential prob- "I'm very happy with the indi- Syndon Cunningham pauses for a breath during the recent 4\4(N) relay teams. Jeff Frederick heats. In the first heat, Cun- lem on the back turn of the first Group III meet earlier in the month. Cunningham finished and Syndon Cunningham, the ningham finished milliseconds be- lap. Employing a strong early SeeBELL, Page 15A fourth in the state 55 meter dash Monday. Prep swimmers surprise Forney By Rudy Brand Prep came when two swimmers relay team with Janet Jenkin, An- Sports Writer beat their seeded times. Dan Mill- drea Gmmet, and Amy Holiday to a fourth-place finish in 4:34.92. Back in December, Rutgers er (1:01.9 in the 100 fly) and Luis The same tandem placed fourth in Prep swimming coach Met Forney Garcia (58.S in the 100 free) the 200 medley relay in 2:18.97. felt hi* team, which had lost 13 improved, yet it wasn't enough to seniors, would struggle through offset the dominance of Peddie. Grumet also finished fifth in the the season. Much to Forney's Miller, a sophomore, along with 30 free in 30.08. surprise, though, the young Garcia brothers, freshman Luis Jenkin and Grumet, a pair of Argonauts compiled a successful and junior Guillcrmo), will be sophomores, and Holiday, a 6-4 campaign, leaving a great deal back next year with a season of freshman, were the top girls' of optimism for the future, valuable experience behind them. swimmers this year. "Dan had an excellent year," "I'm wry much satisfied," "There were very good efforts Forney said. "He made tremen- Forney said. "The team actually and improvement by all three," dous improvement from last surprised me. f had wondered Forney noted. "Janet was season. I also have high hopes for about how competitive we'd be probably the most improved from foe Costello, who also contributed because we were young and inex- last season, but Andrea came on this year and is just a freshman." perienced, but the kids did very strong toward toe end and did well well." The Prep girls swam in the in the big meets. Amy had an states the week before at Mor- Forney cited Prep's final meet, exceptionaly good day at the Prep ristown-Bcard and placed fifth out an 88-68 toss to crosttown rival Girls' Meet.' of 14 teams. Franklin, as the team's best meet Forney felt good about his of the season. Peddie (430) dominated the team's accomplishments, especial- girls' meet as well, while Beard "Although we did not win as a ly considering what be termed as (143) led the rest of the pack. Prep team, die competition was re- "the worst practice situation scored 69 points. latively equal, and it wu fun," be we've ever had." •aid. >5We were in them right until "1 was very pleased with that," die end, and the kids really en- Forney said. "It was alt basically Prep held only one practice at joyed the meet" the efforts of four swimmers." the New Brunswick YMCA and The Argonaut boys ended their Forney had the luxury of allow- had to scramble around the area season competing in me New Jer- ing Kate Ashley, a Prep for pool time. sey IiwepMioent Schools Swim* post-graduate, to compete in the "From a conditioning stand- J f^frh( Law- state meet. Ashley finished second point, the kids who swam for my m in the 100 backstroke in 1:07.65, team only (and not on a club team) the best individual finish for the were at a disadvantage. They tmceville. Aftutt superior com- Argonauts. petition, they wen shut out and swam all heart," he said. "You finished 13th with 14 poinU. "Kate is a quality swimmer," can only do so much when you're National power Peddle swept Forney said. "I was able to let her not physically ready." the eventi accumulating 436 swim in the states because the According to Forney, more of points. Host UwrenceviUe (134) other A Division schools have Prep's swimmers will participate Staff Photo • Pattl Sapon* wu the next closest team. post-graduates. in summer club teams and clinics Prep 130-pound wrostlor Soan Barber puts oppononl Ron Grant in a bad position in an earlier Argonaut "They (Peddle) were supposed "I also put Kate In both relays, than last year, which will add to moot. to do that," Forney said. 'Their because the point* are doubled in next season's potential, coach ( Chris Martin) Is pretty relay scoring. If you can put a "We've got some other young well-known tod respected. If couple of strong relay teams kids coming up, and I'm very you've got a kid who's • com- together, you will get more team optimistic about next year," For- petitive swimmer, you send him to points," he explained. ney said. "We'll just keep build- Goldberg pins down Prep title Peddle.'' Ashky anchored the 400 free ing." The highlight of the meet for (Mil S.iiunl.i) in I'uiueton when Itun dealt them a 7h,o Packet Group V. .M loss Hun lumped out to a 16 K lead after one quarter uml I line u.is |iist no Mopping Scot I (i Swimmers best Prep in town meet HJuti'iis Pup's IJVpouiul wrestling dynamo wownl eMended it t" 31 l"> ut the hull. The ludy Kinder* tlu' home Inns Saturday liy claiming the Male picp then coasted in the sn oiul half in advance in the I'rcp 1 \V tournament, school ilumpionship vsith a pin of I .IWICIKCMIIC - Hoop teams conclude seasons Jesse Pyskai\ in ."» 11 Homue I.cp<>ld, Hccki Jensen ami Allison Williams Di'spile (ioUlbci)!s IICIOKS. it w.is not cnouph to esM.li stored Id [xmits to lead Hun Fmnklin ended its season ,ind in u from center Jessica Heck nnd II catapult the Atgnn.iiifs in a state team title I'rcp. with By Frank J. Meatro Nlkkl Chrkl led Kuigcrs I'tep with eight points three-way tie for second in the Dela- points from Rebecca Muraview, The (>7 points. Mnishcd sixth in the I ' schmil held I'rcp while Andrea Md.miuhllit .IIHIAUKCIH William* The Packet Group ware Division with it 7-13 mark. Lady Pioneer* out scored Franklin, was the host sihiml loi the weekend Imirn.tnicnt each thi|i|>cd with su points Connie Conawny hud Johnny Walker finished his senior Corby Swan led Somcrvillc (7-1 ft) 33-5, in the second half and won Man uipititcd (he team title with 2 By Douglas A. Sachs The Packet Group The allure of high returns with The insurance in- little consideration of risks led to the dramatic rise and fall of junk dustry already is bonds, a senior PaineWebber vice president said Friday. looking at new fe- Last week's announcement by strictiorts concern-] Drexel Burnham Lambert, the chief 1 market maker for junk bonds, that it ing the purchase had filed for protection from its creditors under Chapter 11 of the of junk bonds and Federal Bankruptcy Code, marked some federal legis the end of the heyday of high yield bonds, said broker Arthur I. lation is expected Martin. to emerge. "The basic problem is that people seek a high yield instead of total return," Mr. Martin said dur- ing an interview at PaineWebber's Witherspoon Street office. "You Despite their high risk and lim- show a lot of people a high return, a ited markets, many junk bonds high interest rate, and they say they continue to offer good investment want it. What they don't evaluate is opportunities, said PaineWebber the total returns." branch manager Russell Formidoni. Following Drexel's filing for According to a PaineWebber re- Chapter 11 protection, other invest- port, junk bonds, which offer yields ment houses began looking through an average of 3 percent higher than the fallen giant's portfolio for investment grade bonds, emerged strong investment opportunities. Liberty Village's architectural theme, patterned after a colonial plaza with landscaping, brick paving and colonial-style benches as a way for firms in struggling American town, represents a major aspect of the Chelsea Group's and street lamps. industries to raise capital. Tra- marketing stategy. All store entrances branch off from an outdoor ditionally, corporations who had "All bonds that are called 'junk' are not junk," Mr. Formidoni said. received downgraded investment "They're all being painted with the ratings by Standard & Poor's and same brush." Moody's investor services issued these high-yield, high-risk bonds, Liberty Village an outlet prototype Despite the large amount of atten- the report said. tion given to junk bonds, few By Douglas A. Sachs people and they're all here to individual investors actually own Staff Writer Also, members of stuggling in- shop," he said. dustries, primarily airlines and rail- them, Mr. Martin said. Primary From -»• •*• From The Chelsea Group completed investors in junk bonds include A complete marketing strategy, The Poconos Connecticut roads, issued junk bonds. Before with emphasis on design and lo- and opened the village's first 1977, junk bonds represented just 4 insurance companies, banks and cation, has helped secure Rem- building in 1981 and completed percent of the entire bond market, pension funds, he said. Individual? ington's Liberty Village as a construction on the entire project the PaineWebber report said. usually invest in the high-yiek leader in the factory outlet mall in 1985. The village's leasing bonds through mutual fum field. office reports 100 percent oc- During the 1980s, a wider variety portfolios, he said. From-*- of firms began issuing junk bonds, Harrisburg cupancy with a waiting list of During the past five years, vol- including small companies and Mr. Martin now feels institu- ume at the village, located just off tenants. The success of Liberty Village those with no credit history. Com- tional and private investors will be Route 31. has increased by 20 panies interestedin raising cash for more cautious about purchasing percent each year, said developer has led the Chelsea Group to open LIBERTY five other outlet centers in New leveraged buy-outs also issued junk junk bonds. Charles Bloom. VILLAGE bonds. By the end of the 1980s, Speaking Tuesday at a lunch- York. California,'dhio and Vir- "We've had a big shake-out," he Factory Outlets ginia. The Chelsea (jiroup expects high-yield bonds represented a full eon sponsored by Skylands Tour- 25 percent of the total bond market, said. "There's a greater awareness to open two additional outlet ism Council of New Jersey, Mr. the report said. of the danger." centers, in California and Kansas, Bloom, chairman of ihe Chealsea this year. Future plans call for the Mr. Martin pointed out that The insurance industry already is Group and managing partner of construction of four other centers. Liberty Village, outlined his suc- although junk bonds offer investors looking at new restrictions concern- Factory outlets offer discount higher yields, they carry a greater ing the purchase of junk bonds, he cessful approach to outlet shop- prices to customers by eliminating ping. risk of decreasing in value. Junks said, and he expects some federal the costs added by retailers, Mr. bonds run the risk of losing value legislation to emerge. He also pre- Skylands represents Morris, Bnnrfyw Bloom said. From Atlantic City through additional downgrading by dicted an overall decline in the junk Sussex, Somerset. Warren and From Washington, DC However, continued success of the investor's services, he said. bond market, now estimated at Hunterdon counties in the areas of department stores is essential to about $200 billion, as fewer firms travel and tourism. The organiza- supporting manufacturers' Also, firms that issue junk bonds issue junk bonds to raise capital. tion includes more than 125 mem- regional mall," he said. ducts its own in-house advertising outlets, he said. Because depart- have a higher default rate than "They'll go back more to the use ber businesses from various tour- Mr. Bloom sees site as a major and promotions. ment stores buy most of the investment-grade companies. The risk of default increases among of equity," he said. ism-related fields. component of a factory outlet's The village's architectural factories' products, they must survive to keep the manufacturers firms in struggling industries, such success. Outlet malls should be theme, patterned after a colonial However, companies that have An artisans and museum village in business. as retail sales. during the 1960s and '70s, Liber- close enough to major roads and American town, represents the issued junk bonds have little op- ty Village now includes 64 fac- cities to attract large numbers of second major aspect of the "We want (department stores) "The risk factor was higher than portunity to change their capi- tory outlet store, offering shop- customers. However, outlets Chelsea Group's marketing state- to exist so there is always a retail anyone ever anticipated," Mr. tal-raising stategy, he said. pers discounts of up to 70 percent should be far enough from major gy, Mr. Bloom said. All store and a wholesale market," Mr. Martin said. "Once (he bond is issued, it's department stores to avoid on first quality, second quality entrances branch off from an out- Bloom said. issued," Mr. Martin said. merchandising conflicts, he said. and discontinued items. door plaza with landscaping, Mr. Bloom also said Liberty Another problem with junk bonds Village appears to be the victim of A shrinking junk bond market Flemington's proximity to New brick paving and colonial-style involves their limited markets of According to Mr. Bloom, its own success. Developers have could lead to fewer leveraged J York and Philadelphia helps at- benches and street lamps. distribution, Mr. Martin said. Be- Flemington Village sits on the top tract approximately 35,000 shop- built a large number of similar buy-outs in the next decade, he rung of the factory outlet evol- The village also conducts ag- cause of their high risk, junk bonds added. Although profitable in the pers a week, according to factory outlet centers that cut into are sold only by a small number of utionary ladder. statistics from the end of 1988. gressive marketing to attract cus- Liberty Village's market he said. short-term, many takeovers had a . "market makers," such as Drexel "The manufacturer's outlet has Liberty Village's location also tomers, with much of those ef- "The market area is shrinking negative long-term impact on firms, , Burnham Lambert, Mr. Martin evolved from mill-end shops to a benefits from the major tele- forts geared toward bus tours, Mr. because of the competition," he industries and the overall economy, warehouse outlet, an old factory vision, print, radio and billboard Bloom said. said. "We've put more com- said. The firms that issued junk Mr. Martin said. \ building, a free-standing outlet, a advertising conducted by Rem- "One bus only lakes up one petitors in business than we've bonds through Drexel now face the "A lot of expansions went for- strip mall and today's traditional ington Furs. 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Please State Road, Princeton NJ and correspondence of firm uniform fire code, fire of- For the latest career list- EOE M/F. ^ State Road, Princeton, NJ ficial/inspector license and FULL TIME Position - at call Sheila Zalvino between 08540. An EOE principal. Qualifications in- ings, see our "Health 08540. An EOE drivers license, unllorm Veterinary Hospital. Kennel We are seeking both full LEGAL SECRETARY " 10:0OAM-t :00PM Week- clude; familiarity with com- Care & Education Sec- construction code RCS and Receptionist work. time and part time rep- F/T, word pro, for sole prac- days at: ELECTRONIC Techni- ENTRY LEVEL puters, typing and excellent 609-466-0131. resentatives. We offer tion/] titioner in East Windsor oral and written com- license a plus. Exc 609-443-4545 cians, Field Service Pro- MANAGEMENT competitive compensation INSURANCE BOOK- 609-426-0800. munication skills. Com- benefits. For application duction - Princeton Part time Full Time GAL FRIDAY - For casual and company paid benefits KEEPER • Full time. Expe- petitive benefits, salary contact Personnel Dept., Hillsboro office. Various LEGAL SECRETARY - for DRIVERS • Tractor Trailer Gamma-Tech, a manufac- for full time employees. rience necessary. Call 201- commensurate with experi- South Brunswick Twp, Mu- duties includes typing, small Montgomery Twp of- KLLM. Inc. - Harnsburg, turer of computer-based Middlesex County com- 846-6200 11am-2pm. ence; equal opportunity nicipal Building. Monmouth bkkping, payroll and tele- fice. Matrimonial and Real PA. Terminal now hiring analyzers, is accepting ap- pany is presently looking Qualified applicants will be employer. Please send re- Junction, NJ 08852. EOE. phone. Flex hrs and com- Estate preferred. Must OTR single drivers with plications for Field Service for 5 to 10 highly motivated trained. 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Representatives. Should general practice, full & part teed - Plus free food. Need THE PALMER INN Sun Workstations. UNIX, & vidual. We olfer paid train- phone calls, please. variety of shifts (morns, be experienced in all time, exp necessary. Reply insured car Call 609-734- A BOYLE HOTEL DEC RT-11 preferred for ing along with an excellent afternoons & eves), both in HANDYPERSON - Office phases of corporate busi- to Box #12349 Co The 0422. 3499 Route 1 South service position. Send re- salary commission struc- club and at corporate loca- complex in Princeton seeks ness and insurance in- Princeton Packet. sume and salary history to EXECUTIVE SECRE- tions. Background in fit- Princeton ture. experienced handyperson vestigations. Individual LIFEGUARD - Certified. In- L. Hengeli, Princeton TARY/Administrative As- ness preferred. Apply in 609-452-2500 Applicants must be at least for odd jobs. Must have must be willing to travel the door pool. Jamesburg Gamma-Tech Inc 1200 sistant - S23K-S25K. Good person at the Princeton Fit- HOTEL 18 years of age and have a solid fix-it abilities for those tri-state area. Excellent op- area. Days Tue-Fri. Call MATERIALS State Road, Princeton NJ administrative skills and ness Center, Princeton valid driver's license and unusual jobs. Ideal for re- portunity awaits aggressive 201-363-5541. 08540. An EOE short hand. Full hospital- Shopping Ctr, No Harrison SALES MANAGER SUPERVISOR dependable transportation. tirees, approximately 5 company-oriented individ- ization, dental, 401K, life St., Princeton, NJ. Or call LIFE GUARD - Positions There is only one Intel CALL MR. CROSS insurance, etc. Crest Ultra- hours weekly, work as an uals. Excellent base salary, 609-921-6985. independent contractor. Boyle Hotels have posi- commission, auto allow- available for summer Innovation in systems To set up a sonics, Scotch Rd, Tren- camp, swim club. Jewish and components, mic personal Interview at Send letter of interest not- tions available At Theance, company benefits BANK TELLERS ton, NJ 609-883-4000 ext. Palmer Inn, Princeton and Community Center, Ewing rocomputer technology 201-602-0175 27 FLOWER SHOP Help - ing experience and salary and expense account. leadership. If you think Drivers, clerks, designers. requirement to Alexander Somerset Hills Hotel. War- Serious inquiries only. Twp. Assistant pool direc- THE TRUST COM- tor. WSI, ALS. Excellent you're an original, Intel PANY OF PRINCE- Full part time flex hrs. Rd. Assoc. CN-5240, ren. Exp necessary in ho- Please send resume to: PO has a position available pay. Call Robert Fre^y, TON, a prominent bank SALES 609-655-9191 Princeton. NJ 08540. tel industry. Join a young, Box 15, Windsor, NJ for a Materials Super- dedicated to providing growing company. 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Previous personal computer ENGINEER/ incld cooking, light house- trical skills and technical Hillsboro. 201-725-0251 trol, shipping, receiving Minimum of 2 years keeping & supervision of Head Teller experience sales experience desirable. Base salary I* Seeking individual com- degree required. Knowl- MANAGER • For small pri- and material handling. residents. 4 day wk. S25O required Hours are 8 plus commission. MANAGER S mitted to excellence, edge of optics, photogra- vate investment banking You will assist with or- £: and looking for an ex- melds board. Must have der processing, receipt AM to 4.45 PM and phy and computer opera- firm located in Princeton alternate Saturdays. Excellent benefit package includinq South Brunswick manu- i M eel lent opportunity with Green card 609-448-9893 tions are desirable. Com- of product from test facturer/distributor i Is a growing company. Partnership potential. Mini- plants and inventory 401K. seeks an industrial en-: *| Experience in ordering prehensive benefits pack- mum 15 years experience control PRIME TIME TELLER age. Call Carine Oepew at $9.00 HOUR For consideration contact the Personnel gineer with 2 or more A and merchandising in financial analysis, cor- The successful can- years experience in ; c necessary. Could lead Front Desk AeroChem Reasearch La- porate finance and bank- Department at 609 587-6700 or send re- production planning in ; I; to management in the boratories Inc. 609-921- didate will have experi- Previous Teller experi- Receptionist ing. Experience in industry ence supervising peo- sume to: packaging. MRP. qual- i-;> future. Apply to the ence preferred Cash ;i 7O70. EOE. (P&L responsibility), ven- ple in a materials re- handling experience ity control, plant layout f store manager. HO - Headquarters lated environment BA CLANCY-PAUL VALCOM and special projects. ture capital or leveraged and good interpersonal Companies, a national buyout a plus. Compensa- or BS in Business or a skills required. Hours V.P., Personnel network of shared office Competitive salary and i Cost tion commensurate with related field and ex- are 11.00 AM to 2 30 benefits for this centers, located in the cellent communication 2 South Gold Dr. experience. Fully paid PM and alternate Satur- Robbinsville, NJ 08691 challenging opportunity. J Cutters prestigious Princeton skills are required Ex- day mornings Respond with resume ; 609-588-0012 rorrestal Center, is cur- benefits. Respond to Box perience with com- equal opporturwy amptoyw MFHV and salary history to:' rently looking for a front TELLERS # 12324. co Princeton puterized inventory or In addition to a pleasant P.O. Box 921, Dayton, - White Horse & Mercerville Rd desk receptionist. Packet. product distribution is Ofking environment NJ 08810 AH. Produc • Hamilton Twnshp, NJ 08619 also desired and great staff, we offer tion. If you really enjoy meet- PEAK TIME We o!fer a good work- a good salary and ex- ing and greeting UP TO ing environment and cellent benefits for the people, have a great excellent benefits For Head Teller position telephone personality, 19.37/HR immediate consider- For an appointment, possess good organiza- DIVISION SECRETARY aiion. please send re- call Barbara Cromwei! PURCHASING tional skills, type 40 * PUINSBORO sume 10 Inlei Corpor- at (609) 683-7311 w.p.m. and nave a 10 Sctatki Crown ftd OHM Corporation, a ation. Dept S903, 2424 SERVICES polished, professional Hon. tii.1. Fri. 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Pleasenl ING/Slock Clerk - Well or- Never A Fee careeer. (Bi-Lingual and bonus. To S20K PlfltONNf L DIVISION working atmosphere, good • SECRETARIES ganized individual needed 609-799-7000 College Graduate). Ex- • FINANCE PERSONNEL 666 Plainsboro Rd benefits package and lop Plainsboro. NJ • WORD PROCESSORS: Temporary Services for very small US Group of Fax: 609-275-4946 cellent starting salary for Learn about Human Re- salary. Contact Barbara 609-924-1022 Wang, WordPerfect, International Corporation. 14 Washington Rd Bldg 1 lirst 3 years, plus com- sources field & benefits. Banner at 609-924-4552. East Brunswick OfficeWriter SECRETARY Responsibities include Princeton Jet NJ 08550 missions with unlimited Must be good with SECRETARY - Security shipping, receiving, and in- earning possibilities Lib- numbers. Growth job. All 201-238-2101 Work on long or short term Temporaries Tired of your boring job? Co., Cranb'ury, NJ. Word ventory maintenance. Can- eral benefits and manage- benefits. 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Excellent Road, Princeton, NJ position reports to the Ex- Washington Rd Bldg 1. skills. WordPerfect a + . To SECRETARIES PROs ished, friendly person opportunity with company 08540. An EOE ecutive Director and is Princeton Jet NJ $24K. Fee paid. Coleen, with lots of skills. Lotus paid benefits. Call TODAY! WORD PROCESSORS responsible for the coor- 609-883-3700 H. Neuman SOUS CHEF Big daily commissions Re- required. $24K SECRETARY - for main- dination of all information Assoc 2500 Brunsiwck A.M. cooks, Merril Lynch verse sell cash to com- tenance dept. Communica- LONG & SHORT TERM and correspondence 609-243-9100 Ave. conference and training panies. Mr. Roma No Fee tion and literary skills a GOOD PAY & BENEFITS through that office. The FAX 609-520-6679 center, Plainsboro, com- 804-736-9001. 210 CARNEGIE CENTER must. Diversified duties. SECRETARY/TECHNI- person we seek must be 125-290 Village Blvd petitive salary and benefits SUITE 101 Word Processing a plus. CAL - Rapidly growing en- detail oriented, and have 109 AM WELL HOAD Princeton. NJ 08540 call personnel SALES TELEMARKETING PRINCETON NJ 08540 Salary commensurate with vironmental contractor exc written and verbal BELLE MEAO. NJ 0850? 609-282-2676. - Work with celebrities. 609-520-1717 exp. Benefits included. Im- located in Ewing Township, skills. A minimum ol 5 yrs (201)874-8880 Earn S20K-30K-40K and med F T position. Send re- NJ seeks engineering sec- STORE COLLECTOR secretarial exp required. A Division 10, more selling advertise- sume and salary require- retary who is detail or- Full Time 666 Plainsboro Rd . [ PRINCETON! word processing back- SECRETARY - 28 hours ments full & part time for ments to: box #12338 Co iented. Responsibilities in- The Princeton Packet is Plainsboro, NJ ground is preferred. Send per week. Great schedule SECRETARY - The In- radio. TV and print. 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Remodeling & additions. , KITTENS - Two adorable 6 Packet Productions will ing. Custom texture and 3-ring binders 1 V4 inch, im- the air! - Spring is coming. Sr citizens V4 rate, at your Reasonable rates. Quality • WATERBEDS CAROUSEL HORSES - month olds. One darling produce a professional, popcorn ceilings. printed, ten for $8.50, 100 Try an introductory flying home, office or mine. svc. Refs. 609-921-6679. From $149 rocking animals, Burmese black male - thick plush fur color, video tape for your Wallpaper hanging. Interior f6r$75, 1000 for $500. Jiffy lesson only $25. Call FAA Reasonable rates. Joe • Waterbed Mattresses tapestries & more. Sat. Feb w/white locket. One long company using "state of and exterior painting. Free SMALL JOBS padded mailing bags, Certified. Princeton Airport. Curry, CPA, 201-985-5220. From $55 24, 9-4. 194 Nassau St., haired Calco female. Both the art" Sony cameras and estimates. 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Bought sold envelope to: LOANS, Suite - Residential/commercial. automatic; Invacare, Rolls side. Call Nancy Bennet DJ's. 1-800-727-DJ-4-U. PACKET PRODUCTIONS ecutive typewriters. $35 appraised. 1 piece to entire 18D, 7027 West Broward Bonded & Insured. Many IV manual. Best offer. Call 609-282-1827 days or Any music for any event. 609-924-3244 609448-7139, Lennie . each GBC Shredmaster household. Tues thru Sat, Blvd., Plantation, Fl. references. 201-297-3203 609-882-7666 after 6pm 609-987-9386 eves/wknds. 1000 paper shredder, $50. 11am-4:30. 169 Mercer St, CHILDREN'S PARTIES - 33317. WINDOW - Carpet, gutter, 246 Opposite Princeton Airport, WINDOW - Brand new Hightstown, NJ. Call 609- LAB PUPPIES - AKC, No time to plan your child's house, cleaning & painting Home Repairs 509-924-4500. Anderson, 8x5'. $1000. 443-4102 or 448-6772. magnificent blacks, luxur- party? Best Prospects, at Packet VMeo 231 Special services available from an Call Mike, eves, AFFORDABLE REPAIRS"[ ANTIQUES - doll, chairs ious yellows & lucious 609-683-9473 or 921-2960 experienced professional. 609-737-9494 chocolates. $350 & up. Call Productions Services & Remodeling - All phases.,, PHILADELPHIA ESTATE (solid wood/material) com- DESIGNING PARTIES - I Competitive pricing. Call Refs. Free estimates. Alex, ', 201-735-6501 Liquidators • 501 Fair- 138 pletely restored, solid We design your total party. BEAUTIFUL Custom Made anytime, 609-448-6085 609-883-4097 ' mount Ave (7 blocks north Computers Mahogany bdrm set (night MINIATURE SCHNAUZER Free Estimates. Call 201- WORD PROCESSING Draperies - Period window WINDOW TREATMENTS - AT CARTER'S Home Im- of Market St on 5th) Large REPAIRS: - For PC Com- table, cabinet, dresser, mir- - female. 3 mos, and Cairn 874-6114 or 609-397-1524 Services - Repetitive let- treatments of all types. Slip selection of 9 & 10 piece Terrier, male, 2 mos, both Limited sale. Save 50% off provements - You can still patibles. Call Princeton PC ror), oriental rug (9x12). FOR YOUR Childs Party - ters, reports, legal work, covers and fine reupholst- custom Mahogany dining beautiful puppies. All shots verticals & mini blinds. No get quality work at a lair ', Systems, 609-924-0200. brass pieces, misc. Call Ages 2-6. Call "Minikin The general correspondence. ery, shades and blinds, room sets in Chippendale and papers $200 OBO too charge for measuring or price for all phases of home 609-443-5757. Clown and Crew." Pup- Laser Jet Printing, IBM/AT fabric & wall coverings at S other Traditional styles. WANTED: Mac computers: much lor an apt! If we are installation. For shop at remodeling & repair. For ARTWORK - Maxfield Par- pets, story telling, games compatible equipment. discount. Serving all your Solid Mahogony bedroom 128 K, 512 K, Mac + & out, leave number please. home service call 609- kitchens, painting, paper-, ish, Andy Wartiol, bronze and music. Also help with Word Perfect Software. interior design needs with sets. Highly carved French peripherals. Working or 655-3345. hanging, int/ext carpentry statues, many oil paintings 609-275-1922 setting up parties. Call Professional services at in-home or office consult- inlaid bedroom sets with not. $25 S up. 609-771- call Joel at 609-888-2912. -' & Japanese wood cuts. NICE PEOPLE Who Want Eileen alter 6pm: reasonable rates. Pick up & ations. Estimates cheer- 241 yamties Many sets of 2672 Building 1830-1880 (have many). Nice Horses - Arabians lor 609-799-4044. delivery "avail. Call Words fully given. Call Sherry at BATHTUBS SAVED •'.', chairs, banquet tables. & WANTED • Toshiba 1600 Oriental room divider. 4 sale. Straights - Related - Unlimited. 609-924-2505 The Creative Heart 609- Services Reglaze your ugly tub. Es- „• breakfronts. We carry the NOCTURNE - Live music tablished 7 years in Mercer or NEC 25 line lap-top, also panels. $650. Call lor more Crabbet. Ail ages All days, 2W-297-0872 eves. 397-2120. highest quality Baker. Kit- for all occasions. Call ADDITIONS - Alterations, Co. 609-448-3339. NEC 386 sx Call 609- info, 609-452-2671 or levels. Call 201-247-7037. tenger, Charak, Biggs, & 609-497-0634 WORD PROCESSING CLOCK REPAIR - all decks, painting, fully in- 466-1808. 987-0140 other custom furniture. Visit PET ADOPTION - Shelter Desktop Publishing - On makes. House calls. Pen- sured, Iree estimates. 201- B & M CONTRACTORS ' ' 140 IBM & Macintosh. Business our 5000 sq ft showroom. Merchandise MISSION OAK Furniture has mixed pups, kittens & 196 Catering dulums 4 Chimes, Rich 329-2295 or 613-1786 Home repairs & remodel-'" Call 1-215-925-8690. Hrs Wanted • Art pottery, glass, adult dogs needing homes, reports/graphics, scholarly Demser. 201-521-2596. ing. carpentry, plumbing, " ROBERT Will Cook For daily by appt. and Sat 10-4. Wanted lighting, other antiques. also Afghan. Donation incls manuscripts, transcription, CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY - ALEXANDER BUILDERS - • painting, countertops & ' You - No party too small editing. FAX, modem. Near ALL AMERICAN Flyer - Gary Struncius, call toll Iree spay. Please call Reupholstering. Custom- Commercial Residential. decks. Backhoe service. PHOTO ENLARGER • Finest in Italian delicacies Princeton University. 609- Lionel Trains & acces- free. 1-800-272-2529 201-251-3210. ers fabric or from my selec- Custom construction Irorn 201-297-8930. Lenses, negative carriers, including home-made 921-1621. sories. Top $$$ paid by pvt tion. 609-448-7198. an addition to a new home filters, meter, timer, ac- RED BARN ANTIQUES • STALLS AVAILABLE - breads. Call Robert for BUILDING REPAIRS • collector. 609-795-7470 DRESSMAKING And Alter- or office. Quality work at Roofs (metal, shingle, tar- cessories 609-799-5240 Open Wed. Fri, Sat & Sun, Western Barn. Training & consultation, evenings, WORD PROCESSING • competitive prices. slate), chimneys, gutters, PLAINSBORO Moving ALL TRAINS - Toy figures, 10am-5pm, 56 Maple Ave. trailering available, South 201-996-7682. Fast, reliable, reasonable. ations • Janice Wolle - Call Licensed, insured & Iree spouts, flashing, walls, Sale - White refrigerator, old toy cars, trucks. Wizard New Egypt, NJ 12,000 sq. Bruns. 201-329-6259. Paralegal, statistical 609-448-2125. DO rT Yourself estimates. 609-890-9239 walks, patios, garages, Of Oz books. Please call ft shop. Call 609-758-9152 THROUGHBRED - Daple specialist, client mgt, mail- 19 7 cu ft, 2 yrs old; Swing HOUSE CLEANING - ARCAMONE CONSTRUC- porches, steps, driveways, 609-737-7730 or 609-758-7546 gray gelding. 8 yrs old. nice ings, college papers, dic- set; double bed; bdrm & din Wedding Receptions. Bar- Clean, reliable, and ex- TION - General Contractor. fences, demolition, carpen- mover, sound, and a quick taphone, resumes. No job r rm furniture; antique library ANTIQUES - Top $$ cash! 160 Batmit-zvahs, Sweet 16s, perienced. Call for tree es- New homes custom built. try, painting, caulking, glaz- Garage Sales learner, $4500 negot. Call too small or large. Free table, oak book cases, Toys, furniture, glass and Birthdays, Meetings/Sem- timates, 201-821-1014. Additions, renovations, re- ing, stucco, masonry, point- ., Pat: 609-924-3456 or Sue inars at the Hightstown Ball pick-up & delivery. Com- dosk5, oak coffee table 4 2 porcelain. Call Bobat 609- BIG MOVING Sale • MASSAGE - Therapeutic pairs Work guaranteed. Ing, patching, inspections. Rhodes: 802-287-5894 Room. Call. 609-448-2400 puter tutoring also avail- end tables. Papazon chair; 392-3456 5pm-7pm. 2 17-1/19 & 2/25-226, 8X Swedish a acupressure. Free estimates. Call 609- Guaranteed. Insured lor info. able. 201-821-5608. ", 0 spd bike. Call A PRIVATE Collector - Is Old York Rd, Mount Airy, UNEXPECTED MOVE To House calls. 201-521-1693 466-1853 609-921-1135. 609-799-4913 willing to purchase stamp, NJ. Everything must go! NYC - Must find loving PARTY PEDDLER - Will A + WORD PROCESSING before 9:30am or after 6pm ATTENTION HOME- coin and baseball card col- Most items 1 yr old. Some family home for our Lab & PRIVACY PINES cater to all your homemade Desk Top Publishing • OWNERS • Does your antiques. Call Springer Spaniel. Farm or READINGS BY TIA CERAMIC TILE WHOLESALE NURSERY lections, old letters and palets. Childrens birthday Papers, manuscripts, re- house need a face lift? 609-397-4845 acreage situation pre- • Custom InstalaUon s selling trees to the home documents, medals, old parties, business lunches & ports, letters, resumes. Design, remodeling advice ferred. Dogs are 3 yrs old Tarrot cards, psyclc read- • Plumbing !>*ner this spring, as well books, awards and presen- EAST WINDSOR - Moving dinners, cocktail parties, Business, school, person- by registered architect Raised together sinse pup- Ings, done in person, by • Mosaic Marble ,15 to Nurseries Land- tations and any old items ol sale! Colonial style couch & showers, anything... Call al IBM'AT. Fast, meticu- Reasonable fees. Call 609- pies - must stay together. phone or mail. Al Work Done tiapers. Our trees are of interest. Call for an ap- other funriture and decorat- Barb, at 609-771-9527 or lous svc. Free pickup.deliv- 275-5675 eves, 609-695- 1 ! Wonderful disposition & Caf For 1 Free Question To Perfection cjh quality, measured pointment 609-921-2174. ing items, 3 sets of dishes Pat, at 609-259-3270 ery Day eve 215-946-1414 1127 days f gentle with young children Can Mr. D I n the ground up, prof Appraisals and auction ar- (Incl FaltzgraH srvc for 10), PROFESSIONAL BARTE- Ken or Lynn, at 212- 609-266-1498 CARPENTRY & MA- 201-297-2789 , ichmo dug and carry a rangements also available 10 HP riding mower w NDER Service - Special- 221 334-5570 before 5:30pm Financial SONRY - All types. Call CERAMIC TILE - Repairs, ', iiO"o guarantee when BOOKS NEEDED Desper- sweeper & cart, dehum- SEAMSTRESS/TAILOR izing in pvt parties/ special Steve Huber at 609-683- tile installed permanently , [j'.intod by Privacy Pines atly - Successful used book idifier, and other misc. con- WANTED • A horse to occasions 609-585-3837. Last Call For Services 8816 w'new cement board. Bath- b•",.• fright clirg Must take shop must replenish stock tents of house. Also 19' lease exp rider, must be Holiday Alterations 201 room remodeling, plumb-" 10 or mote daily. All subjects Cash or power boat lor sale Sat, English ridden. Call 609- Photography 1st & 2nd Mortgages - I Can Make Anything Fit CARPENTRY - Renova- Purchase, refl, business, ing, lowest prices DELA- White Pino trade. 33 W. Broad SI. Feb, 24, 9am-1pm. 45 466-2662 Garments Redesign tions, alterations. All WEDDING VIDEOS • $399 equity loans. Free qualifi- WARE VALLEY TILE, 34 t> 8 $50 $75 plantod Hopowell. 609-466-4465 Brooktree Rd E. Windsor. Leather or Fabric phases of Interior & ex- 609-443-4677. WANTED - All year lessee complete • superb quality • cation, 24/hr 600-446-6065 Call: 609-393-7501 terior. We will gel the job years of experience. 609- 8 10 $70 • $105 planted CASH FOR Your Antique for 16.1 hand thoroughbred 2 free copies. Please call AAA - quality tax returns By Apppoinlment done References avail- 888-1067. 10-1? $100 SibO planted Furniture - We are a large MOVING SALE • Sal & cross bay gelding, English 609-443-3347 doaler specializing In Oak. prepared by CPA In Advice on All Affairs able Call 609-497-1841 .Colorado Bluo Spruce. Sun.. Feb 24 & 25. 9-5pm. jumper. 609-883-1715. DOORS WINDOWS « Willing to buy 1 place to 206 Plalnsboro. Call C Fan- TAROT CARDS* ATTIC STAIRS b 0 $'.0 • $31> plantod VCR. double bed, sofa YORKIE PUP • 8 wks Piano Tuning CERAMIC TILE • Installa- 6'-t) $«:> - $97 planted entire contents. 201-329- non: 609799-3629 PSYCHIC READINGS Expert Installations. Call bed, A kitchen affects...call female, $475. All vaccines ' tion, bathroom, loyor, 8"-10 $90 - $13b plantod 2062 tor details. 609-799-7290. GUAF1ANTEED IN Tune • ACCOUNTANT • Will BY MRS, ROSS kitchen. Call Mike For Free Estimates,' lor 1st yr Incl. Breeder Is vet. Douglass Fir; ' Have your piano tuned & or prepare individual tax re- Will help with all problems. 609-568-9499 609-25M362 PRINCETON Inside House Call 201-069-7373 repaired by a sensitive, col- turns. All new clienta, with Conveniently located 852 ;> ti $50 • $75 planted GOLD • Jewelry • FLOOR SANDING/Rertn- sale • Frl & Sat, Feb 23-24, lege-trained musician who this ad, receive 10% or $10 Hamilton St. New Bruns- CONCRETE/MASONRY h 0 $05 - $97 planted Diamonds, highest prices ishing & repairs, real 9-4 24 Lake Lane (off Har- "»° Lost & Found cares. Call day or eves for off tax returns (which aver wick, 10am-8pm. WOOD DECKS Norway Spruco paid' Monroe Twp area. craltsman. 215-757-0131, rison before Bridge). appointment. 19 yrs experi- Is higher), Most prepared 201-246-2820. Quality Paltos.'WalKwoys. 5-6 $4'j $67 planted 201-521-2187 LOST LEATHER Leash - 609-388-1568. Eames chairs, handsome ence. Appraisal services for $45. All existing clients Flagstone, Brick, Pool (i -a $M) • $ Chevy dealership gets new owners Auto Loan Rates Tom McLaughlin and Stephen well as other makes. Biedka are looking forward to "ac- The recent partnership is a result of a Lender New-.1yr New-4yr Used-3yr UswMyr ' commodating the customer" as the friendship that goes back 24 years. Fourteen of those years were spent Bank of Mid-Jersey 10.9 11.4 12 12.9 new owners of John Wood Chevrolet Mercerville on Route 206 in Princeton. working together at Reedman Chev- Carnegie Bank 12.5 13.5 16 The new proprietors will "create a rolet in Langhorne, Pa. Both men left Princeton Reedman and owned their own deal- Curteret Savings Bank 11.25 11.75 12.5 13 stronger customer desire to buy Chev- Princeton erships before coming to Princeton. rolet products from their dealership by Cenlar 10.75 12.25 - paividing reliable sales and service." The Chevrolet dealership was a Princeton " Mr. McLaughlin said, "we want to specific choice for the partners because of their past association with and belief Chemical Bank of New Jersey 11.5 11.5 13.25 13.5 find out what the customer wants in a Princeton car and gear our dealership toward in the product. Residents of Bucks Collective Federal S&l. 11.75 12.25 those needs." County, both men are pleased with the F.pf Harbor Princeton location because of its Dime Savings Bank 10.M 10.9 12.5 12.5 Both Mr. McLaughlin and Mr. Lawrence similar rural setting. "One of our Biedka stress the importance of First Constitution Bank 11.5 12 13 13 "hands-on management" and backing long-term goals is to make our deal- CJranfyirv sales with service. "We will be here so ership an appealing, country-type store First Fidelity Bank,Princeton 10.90 11.4 11.4 11.9 South Brunswick that if a problem should arise we are that people come back to," Mr. Biedka said. available to help the customer First Nat'l Bank of Cnlr'l Jersey 12 13 13 14 ourselves," said Mr. Biedka. The dealership will undergo a name Bridgcwatcr change as soon as it is approved by Nassau S&L 11.75 11.75 14 14 The owners, who are "very pleased Princeton General Motors. In the meantime, Mr. with the present team." have no plans National State Bank 12 12 13.5 14.5 for restaffing. Their immediate goals McLaughlin and Mr. Biedka invite Rli/ahflh include upgrading the service depart- Stephen Biedka (left) and Tom McLaughlin are the new owners of John readers to "stop in and let them know New Brunswick Savings 10.65 10.65 12.95 10.65 New Brunswick ment at the Princeton location to ac- Wood Chevrolet. how they can serve you as your New Era Bank 12.5 13 14.75 commodate older Chevrolet models, as Princeton area Chevrolet dealer." Somerset New Jersey National Bank 10.99 10.99 11.74 11.74 New Jersey Savings Bank 11.25 11.25 15 15 Auto sales rise as incentives continue SomerVille Provident Savings Bank 12 12 14 - By William S. Bergstrom Jersey City Security Savings Flank,SI A 12.5 14 14 12 AP Business Writer Vineland Somerset Savings Bank 13.5 14.5 13.4 DETROIT — Sales of North Bound Brook American-made cars and light trucks rose 7.9 percent in early February but Trenton Savings Bank I' 12 11.5 only generous incentives will continue Trqiton 12 to lure buyers, an automotive analyst The Trust Co of Princeton 14 l« says. Princeton United Counties Trust 10.5 12.5 10.47 Car sales that lagged behind last Hillsborou^h year's pace in January rose 10.1 per- United Jersey Bunk,Central N.A 11.9 12..15 cent in the Feb. I-IO period and Princeton domestic truck sales were up 4 percent, United S&L 11.75 12.5 13 12.25 automakers reported. Lawrence "It's reasonable to expect that the Rate informationprovided by The National Mitrtpape Rcpi'rter. H' sf Chester. 1>j. Kates number would be up given the promo- arc current as of Feb. 16. but arc subject to daily tludilation Oi vk iWr/i the National tions that are presently being Mortgage Reporter (l-HW-t>66-RATl:) or individual 1under* to CIJ rrcnt inform ition. advertised, but those promotions are pretty much going to have to con- tinue." said auto analyst Jeanctte Gar- retty of the Bank of America in San Francisco. Carmakers began ottering stronger enticements .in response to sluggish Safest cars sales in late U>8<> Ms. Garretty cited the guaranteed Here's a list of the 19K5-X7 models of cars with the lowest death rates, as rebate program Chrysler Chairman Lee compiled by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. The figure in A. lacocca touted in Super Bowl parentheses after each model refers to the number of driver and passenger _' television ads as an example of the deaths per 10,000 vehicles registered in the United States. Domestic truck sales were up 4 percent in the period from Feb 1-10, automakers reported. . lengths to which manufacturers will go •to lure buyers. Volvo 740-760, four-door (0.6) Chrysler, despite the ('roiiHitnin.il day. including a S664-million For the year through Feb. 10. North Under that program, buyers receive cflorts. reported an S 4-pcrccnt drop in fourth-quartet loss due to American-made truck sales showed an Ford Taurus station wagon (0.7) .the difference if Chrysler increases car sales and a l(> Vivi p in belt-tightening job cuts and plant clos- 1I.8-percent rise and car sales were up Lincoln Town Car (0.8) incentives on an eligible schicle any truck sales lor the period r has ings 4 6 percent. time through Sept 30 a 27.2-pcrcent lump in truck vil s toi The eight major U.S. automakers Among the Hig three. Ford said its Audi 5000, four-door (1.1) In the current economic doldrums. the year through I civ In. thou h its reported selling cars and trucks at an Feb 1-10 jump in car sales was Ms. Garret!) said, sales won't remain Cadillac Fleetwood DeVille, four-door (1.1) year-to-date car sale- trail In - '' average daily rate of IV,.lift during the accompanied by a IO.4-perce.it growth as stre>ng as earl) February's without percent early February petiiKl. compared with in light truck sales. For the year. Ford Cadillac Fleetwood DeVille, two-dor (1.1) "a lot of work on the part of the The Nci 3 autonnikci ended the a rate of I7.5.W a day in the same truck sales were up 1.8 percent while manufacturers, which is a euphemism guaranteed rehale progtam lor itsperiod last year car sales trailed by 2.K percent. Chevrolet Cavalier station wagon (1.1) lor saying it's going to cost them." I)odge Caravan. Plymouth Voyager The Big Three automakers' share of Olds Cutlass Ciera station wagon (1.1) > General Motors Corp., lord Motor and Chrysler lown A; Country miiman the domestic market slipped to K7.(> GM said its truck sales rose 10.1 Co. and Chrysler Corp. said they sold models Jan II percent for Feb. 1-10 from 91.5 per- percent and car sales were up 6.7 Toyota Cressida, four-door (1.1) 7.2 percent more cars than in early The sales results came as (iM ant! cent in the same period last year, with percent in early February, with an I 1.5 l 'February |yS A Ford led the surge with Ford prepared to report I'M'* earnings. the remainder divided among products percent gain in truck sales and a .1.1 Volkswagen Jetter, four-door (1.1) a 14.3-pcrcent jump in car sales. Chrysler reported its results last lues ol loreign carmakers' U S plants percent rise in car sales lor (he year. Shop Reedman -1990 Model Time In Full Swing At Our 150 Acre Auto Center. U 11)11 ()« MS«f. 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Naw IN* CkW> V-1M* 4 WM Dr RTER8 uju Mow In "A » '" 111.401 Our Moa -NI.TM h Uti tTaWTKSS A I1M* HaaM Vt, AT, AC, VH LFIIII1" VO Cuuiiar I.S »24H..5H 1W0 CAHMCE HEAD0UAWTEK8 1W0 »TH AVENUE HOPS Ktkata Now 'M Unaaki Hart n Ltc VI AT IM.IMOurMaa- MI.IM *w MM. rw aa MIMMIM. riMrf M4 I«M*. mmk *9Mtm.% M UtM O« MMP » MMH A IMM 0*l|t MM Cam ACVkiLYItltMINW ~ «>l Vln I Il««l4a« MttMl* • tlT,J*J *•»•*« iH MuMM) HIM w IIOOO •Mat! MM REAL1. ESTATE IN BRIEF ecause these real estate transactions are 14 Harbourton Ridge Dr., Jack Santos ct al. West Windsor result of sales and contracts that may from Harwood Development Corp.. 34 Bcrrien Ave., Byron K. and Michele H. been negotiated several months prior to $170,000. Smith from Alfred Karlowilsch Jr., $24O,(XX). ng and because of a delay of approx- 188 Harbourton Woodsville Rd., Bradley 14 Bridgewater Dr.. Windsor Ridge Ltd ely two months between closing and and Jeanmarie Brewster from Robert L/M Plnshp from Robert J. and Joann Bartolctti. icalion, the following list may not Waligunda, $432,500. $350,000. ct the current market rate. 23 Independence Way, Robert A. and Janet 6 Colonial Ave., Terry L. Koglin from M. Derr from Penninglon Crossing Assoc, William M. and Mary S. Tang. $209,900. $515,000. RCER COUNTY 11 Game! Ln., Anthony S. and Mary I-'. 11 Long Way, Eric O. and Roberta A. Tartaro from Sharbell Development Corp.. East Windsor Lappala from Longficld Farms Assoc., $355,135. $430,117. D Cornwall Dr., Kraft Inc. from Mary B. 9 Haverford Rd., M. Scolt and Lori Tashjy 12 Meadow Ln., Michael Rothwell ct al. from Windsor-571 Assoc, $$303,883. s, $220,000. from David D. and Carole P Wod. $326,900. 101 Lassen Cl.. Anthony O. Gaeta from * Cypress Dr., Jane M. Stcbcrt from 10 Nedsland Ave., Gwyneth Jamieson Carnegie Park Assoc., $118,990. Dlny R. and Susan L. Parinick. $137,000. from Kimberly R. Jamieson, $30,000. 7 Panridge Run, Warren L. and Mary K. II Edison Dr., Robert M. and Palricia 194 River Dr., Douglas R. and Dahms ichik from Alan and Bonnie Kanofsky, Swaney from Windsor Woods Assoc. Mary Jung from Hans and Belty Hirschmann, $125,000. r,000. $297,500. 54 Nettleton Dr., Keith A. and Belli I. 9 Partridge Run, Robert J. and Joann el from Slephcn and Marsha Fields, Lawrence Bartolctti from Windsor Woods Assoc L P. $575,878. 1,000. 18 Anthony Ln., Nancy L. Wolverton from 17 Probasgo Rd., Scolt and Karen Smith 64 E. Shrewsbury PL. Joseph M. O'Shea William C. and Nancy Wolverton, $15,000. from Trafalgar House Residential. $175,000. i A. Vincent Jr. and June Agovino, 322 Eggerts Crossing Rd, Carolyn Nichols 1,500. 43 Wallace Rd.. Rafc Quintero from John from Investors & Lenders Realty, $115,000. P. and Pauliana C. Hall, $168,000. Hamilton 204 Federal City Rd.. Lap Y and Kwan Y Wong from Louis G. II and Jeanne K. Fares, ) Aspen Ct., Kim and Tong Lynn Buu Au $232,000. from Clarence p. Lemunyon, $79,000. 18 Kite Ct., Lydia Wells from Sam B. Ill > Audrey PI.. Brian K and Judith A. and Madeline J. Anson, $87,000. MIDDLESEX COUNTY :r from Carol Anne DeMartin, SI07.900. 16 Latta Ct., Jaw-Lung Wang from )2 Beal St., Charles L. and Lori A. Thomas E. and Karen A. Howell, $125,000. Jamesburg ireik from Pasquale and Hilda Grillo. 28 Merritt Dr.. David P. Steward et al. 28 Half Acre Rd.. John and Elizabeth 500. from Barbara F. and Walter C. Woolley, Doros from Angelo Muzio, $120,000. I Chambord Ct., Virginia Canale from K. $153,000. laman at Hamilton II, $103,147. 5 Old Dridle Path. John Jr. and Michele Monroe !! Irvington PI., Rose M. Walter et al Rogener from Trafalgar House Residential. Gail Tress Nardoni, $112,000. $400,000. Bergen Mills Gravel Hill Rd.. Konstantinos 13 Johnston Ave., Elwood and Lois 9 Paddock Dr., Stepchn M. and Melinda Papadogiannakis from Chrysanthe Kanterakis :hley from Frank and Ada Mars. Kreider from Marku and Danica D. Marko. el al, $36,000. Colonial Heritage DO0. $275,000. 35 Brunswick Ave. Richard J. and Maureen Brennam from David and Lynn At Colonial Heritage in Ewing, prices start at To visit, take 1-95 South to Exit 2 I Joni Ave., Neuman Burke Assoc. from $119,000 (or two- and three-bedroom (Harbourton-West Trenton). Turn left on Bear and Tracey Banagh, $156,825. Princeton Borough Vislosky. $139,000. 17 Carlton Ave., Lawrence H. and Karen Juniper Way, Anthony Graziano from 13 Pelham St., Vac Assoc. from David and townhomes. The community is located near Tavern Rd. (RT. 579). Proceed approximately Behr from Daniel Bonder et ux. $145.(XX). lis R. and Elizabeth O'Shea, $86,000. Denise A. Shipper, $47,200. parks and recreational facilities, including the 200 yards to let on Scenic Drive. Sales office '. Kelly Ct., Elizabeth A. Cullen from 102-C Dogwood Plz.. Ida Prince from 17 Tee Ar PL, Alan Wait from Dorothy C. Matilda L. Blum et al. $118,000. 18-hole Mountview Public Golf Course. on right is open from 10 a.m. to 5p.m. daily. ge M. and Joan C. Hess, $137,000. Groft, $197,000. 4 Locust Ave., James D'Errico from Englishtown Rd.. Sheikh and Tasmeen ey V. Dillon. $102,000. Princeton Township Alam from Golden Gate Estates. $225,000. !4 Maxwell Dr., Jeffey L. Buchncr et al 306-C Sturbridge Ln.. Sam and Sylvia 85 Goodwin Dr., James E. and Lorrain 18 Foulet Dr.. Arnold H. and Katherine Krugman from Donald J Mreen el al. DeGardnuer from K. Hovnanian. $136,664. Julia Jopko Estate et al., $110,000. Snider from Andrews-Foulet Princeton Inc., $65,000. 22 Kingston Run, Kenneth Bcsold from K (7 Newkirk Ave., James B. Vandegrift et $875,000. Mastromatto is Hovnanian. $39,050. ran Nancy R. Backes, $106,000. 23 Heather Ln.. Walter B. and Eleanor N. 4 Paxson Ave., Michael T. and Mary L. North Brunswick 606 Lee Ave., Joseph lovine el al frum Funk from Mohammad R. Mottahedan. Irene E. Kimmer, $140,000. named manager to from Martin F. Kowalczyk, $162,000. $465,000. 3613 Birchwood Ct.. Hasan M Jafn from 31 Lynn Ct., Joseph J. and Laura A. \ Route 156, James A. and Karen Mathes 11 Leigh Ave.. Joyce and J. Michael Hearthwood at N. Brunswick. $79,990. Daniel and Patricia M. Martin. $78,000. 4806 Boice Dr.. Yoom and Shinho Im from Lawler from Stebem Bldg Group. $221.275. Jill Mastromatto has been MacKichan from John F. and Jean M. Habig. 716 Nassau St., Seven Sixteen Nassau Setter Way, Dennis R. Dziesiuta et al. $168,000. Hearthwood, $139,990 named manager of the newly open- Freddie L. and Marie S. Wilt. $136,000. Assoc. from Daniel C. Olmizzi et al, ed Coldwcll Banker Princeton of- 167 Linden Ln.. Kevin Ferry from llona 26 Brighton Way, Timothy A. and Christin $170,000. udor Dr., John D. and Susan L. French Foltiny, $130,000. fice on Route 1. Elaine C. Charboneau. $144,500. Henning from K. Hovnanian. $104,558. 16 Nathan Dr.. Yeoul and Myung Ja Ha 516 Mount Lucas Rd.. Donald P. and Betsy 53 Dartmouth Way, John D. Dupuis from from Do Soo and Mi Ja Kim, $310,000. Ms. Mastromatto, formerly pro- Highblown H. Rosen, from Insok and Sung Yo. K. Kovnanian, $107,124. 4202 N. Oaks Blvd . John H. and Peggy ject sales manager with Linpro $565,000. 14 Goodwin Dr., Lori A. Fitzgerald from :4 F. Mill Run. Howard Jones from Glover from Larry J. and Kathryn V. Company in Plainsboro, is a gradu- 79 Parkside Dr.. Winston and Mona D. K Hovnanian, $121,165. Thornton, $170,000. ory A. and Carmen M. Kow/un, Watnik from Catherine and Carl Brcuer. 19 Goodwin Dr., Paul F. and Antonella ate of Penn State, College of Hu- ,000. 129 Pennsylvania Way. Lawrence and $390,000. Sullivan from K. Hovnanian, $118,335. Rose Sisco from Peter J. and Lori \. man Development. She also studied Powell Ct.. liric R. Kierstead from 68 Prince William Cl.. Hironobu and Karen 50 Goodwin Dr., Khoshro Ahdout from K. macro-economics at Exeter Univer- lis J. and Amy N. Horley. $102,000. Wisniewski, $103,000. Shibuya from Paul and Marie McGoldrick. Hovnanian, $140,851. 60 Princess Dr., Williams and Lun-Ann sity in England. Hopcwcll Township $570,000. 73 Goodwin Dr., George A. Himmel from Slattery from Naomi Corp . $250,000 94 William Patterson Cl.. William O K. Hovnanian, $119,427. . Bear Tavern Rd . Sinjak Iuc f[oin Tiche from I'CH' Development Corp . 81 Goodwin Dr., Harold H. and Beth A. Jill Mastromatto >h and Virginia L. Campioni, $245.00. $131,900 Abt from K. Hovnanian, $124,536. See TRANSACTIONS Page 31B Continued on Page 31B 36 360 Houses 360 Houses aeo Houses 360 Houses 360 Houses 36° Houses ° Houses 360 Houses Houses For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale ORDABLE HOMES DELAWARE TWP - Cov- FRENCHTOWN • 3 rm HOPEWELL AREA - 1 yr LAKEWOOD • 4 bdrm. 2vi LAWRENCEVILLE - beaut- MILLSTONE BORO Some- MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY TWP jse your style of house ered Bridge Area, 3 bdrms, home In small Delaware old, 3,000 sq ft, Colonial bath Colonial. Mint cond. iful sprawling rancher on rset County • By owner Invest In Your Future New 3600 sq ft custom bum islomize it to suit your 1 bath, V/i Story Cape. River town, 15 mis. N. of home, 3 plus acres, featur- Frpl, scrnd-in patio, 2-zone almost 3 acres of land Historic home with rental 5 bedroom Colonial on one 1 Is. Eric Associates ol- Full basement. 1 /« acre, Lambertville, quiet street ing 4 bdrms., 2Vi baths, 2 heating, cent air. Ceramic Many amenities such as apt-great income. 7 main 8 Staats Farm Rd. Tudor acre in the areas most high quality custom private location. $157,900 with nice size yard facing car garage, frplc, cent tile, hardwood firs, V. acre new room addition, cer- section of house: 3 bdrm. Colonial built in 1986. This desirable neighboihood es, decks & green- Call, 201-735-4651 south, has gazebo and off vac, air, Jacuzzi and much plot. Approx 90 min from amic tiles. ca'peN, new fam rm. 1' v bath, large 4-5 Bdrm. 2''•* bath. 24x23 just 5 mins from Princeton ;es that Are Afford- EAST AMWELL Twp • Ru- street parking. Walk to all more. $310,000. Call downtown Mann. Asking: roof and patio. Excellent walk up attic, greenhouse family rm with full wall lire- Truly a magnificent home . Financing available ral Ranch, park like 1.6 conveniences, gallery and 201-782-2117. $149,900. Call 201-364- school system. Priced to entry way. 3 rm rental place, full basement. 2 car with these exclusive fea- 9232 aft 6pm. sell at $237,500 609- jalified buyers. Devel- acre wooded lot. 3 bdrms, NYC bus. Ideal for couple HOPEWELL BORO - Great duplex, private entrance. garage. 1 acre property, tures: s welcome Call 609- 2 baths. 2 fireplaces. Close or single, or as wknd cot- location on quiet, dead end LAMBERTVILLE - Lovely 896-1131 anytime All new systems, fully special feature, dining rm • 25x16 Living Room w 1817 to Princeton, Somerville & tage. $78,000, conven- street. Charming 10 rm, 4 brick Federal, recently re- LAWRENCEVILLE enclosed patio, backyard, fireplace Being offered at floor to ceiling windows tional mortgage only. desirable Hillsboro School $299,900 & 2 sets of french doors ENTOWN • By owner, Flemlngton. Principals bdrms, 2 baths, Expanded novated. Spiral staircase, 2 FOR THE PROF 201-996-2949 System $175,000 Call. ious 9 room bi- level, 4 only, $235,000. Call, 201- Country Cape with fire- bdrms, liv rm w/fpl, din rm • 14x14 Formal Dming 201-874-6092 ooms, 2 baths, family 782-6534 HAMILTON SQ • By place, hardwood oak par- w bay window & cathedral Colonial w4 bdrms. 2'i 201-874-4444 Room w 2 level trimmed ceiling & gold plated l with fireplace, 12x20 Owner. 18 Misty Pine quet & ceramic Mrs. Ex- ceiling, kit w butcher block baths & jusl 1'; yrs old. MILLTOWN - Own your EAST BRUNSWICK - 3 The Prudential chandelier rtor deck above room Lane. Loaded inside & out. cellent condition. Vi acre counters, dshwshr & stain- Over 3000 sq ft of living own home for less lhan a bdrm. 2 bath Ranch. Cent • 21x16 Family Room w hot tub. Central air & 1 A must see, asking with brook, flowering trees, less steel sink. Mstr bdrm area, plus an attached 4 condo! 4 bdrm, 2"J bath, air, fireplace, patio & gar- massive brick fireplace garage. Asking age. $172,000. Must sell. $184,900 Call 609-587- shrubs & bulbs. Reduced w skylight & woodburning room office suite w private bilevel w corner lot. screen MONTGOMERY - Nice 4 • 27x24 Kitchen including 1,000, weekdays 609- Call 201-840-4037 4393 for private showing. so we too can buy while stove, hardwood floors entrance Exc location w deck and dual heatair1 bdrm. 2 bath home on 10 • interest rates are greatl throughout. Wshr/dryr great visibility. Upgrades work area w custom oak -7951, eves/wkends HAMILTON TWP $189.900 201-846-8291 acres Over 30.000 salable EAST BRUNSWICK - Sale Asking $249,000. Call hook-up In bsmt. Classic incl: brick & cedar ext. large cabinets S informal fam- 259-3597 2 FAMILY MONMOUTH CTY - Mill- plants included. Great by owner. Owner relo- window boxes & shutters. deck, brick fpl & 24' family ily dini.ig room w sliding Judy, 609-466-1777 or stone Twp. Victorian, 1 yr landscaping opportunity. LE MEAD - Owner 7 yr cated. Company paid 6% By appt. 609-397-4221. rm. Ceramic tile in foyer, glass doors to attached Colonial Cape In desirable 292-5339 old historical lepltcation, $576,000 Call 609-466- ral, 4 bdrm, 2'/i baths, fee, 4 bdrm Colonial, 2Vi $139,900. kitchen & breakfast room deck Mercerville location. Own- situated on 3 park like 3820 sUe fam. rm w Irpl, air bath, liv rm. fam rm, frpl, HOPEWELL/PRINCETON Sitting rm off a 2V master • 18x16 Bedroom master ers unit contains: llv rm . 2 car gar. $314,900 din rm, 2 car gar. Close to Area • Acres of beech trees LAWRENCE • Small 3 bdrm suite. Alarm syst, acres, in eiclu subd 4500 MONTGOMERY suite w sitting room or w/fpl, din rm, kitchen, 3 281-6549. schools/mall. $239,900. and brook. Best Invest- bdrm, 2 bath Ranch, cent vac, Jacuzzi, 2 zone sf 4 bdrms • seperate SUPER SAVER nursery S master bath bdrms & bath. Attached ment; below apprasal. $119,900. Rent ($900 f guest wing Enjoy the DENTOWN TWP • By Call 201-2380879 heatair cond 4 more w whirlpool & shower garage & screened porch. Construction superior. De- utils)/buy option avail eves- elegance of the era, with Outstanding value being of- »r. 3 bdrm, 1V, bath. EAST WINDSOR • Beaut- Zoned lor the live in pro- • 14« 16 Grand Entry Foy- Rental unit has: liv rm, kit, tail and decor top quality. wknds 609-737-0310 lored by seller with $5000 I fra* split. New heat & ifully kept modem rancher fessional Quality const at the amenities ol today Ap- er w chandelier bdrm & bath. Live in one & Expansion potential. buyer incentives available g. Country kit, laundry w skylights, sun rm, fam LAWRENCEVILLE - At- an exceptional value. point only $649,000 201- let apt help pay the Financing rates low. 2 yr old Colonial, 4 bdrms. •m rm w, (pic 800 aq ft rm, (pic, full bsmt, gar, 3 tractive Ranch, 3 bdrms. 2 Owner Is licensed real es- 446-5221 And more including an ad- mortgage. Perfect Mother/ Grounds natural. Home ex- 2'••» bath, den w fireplace, & pool. Lg land- full baths, 1 oversized gar- tate broker. $299,000 MONROE ditional upstairs bath & bdrm, 1V» baths, cent air. daughter. Great location for ceptional. Impossible to lamily rm w fireplace. 2 car ed & fenced lot Ex age, cent air. new roof, no Fran J. Pacara Assoc Beaver Brook Run's downstairs powder room, New paint & carpet trie live In professional. duplicate. Jan-Fob special. garage, full basement Kit nl school In walking basement, lot 100x150, Finest oversized 2 car garago, throughout! Mature V> acre $174,000. 303-697-4960 or 303-292- Realtor* chen must be seen to be nee $141,900. 609- creek & woods at back In a central air. Philadelphia & property In Brooktree Ask- Frank J. Pac*ra Assoc 9575 608-896-1800 appreciated on 1 > aero 9537 park-Ilk* setting. $185,000 35 Hickory Ct Gorgeous Berber carpets, Andorsen ing just $189,900. Parti Realtors M«rc«r County lot This corporate owned Constance Real Estate, HOPEWELL TWSP. - 36 Call, 609-883-1011 end unit lownhome. 2 windows, Timberlme root, .NCHBURQ • New 609-696-1800 Weal Windsor property being offered at vinyl siding, custom paint S Realtor. 609-883-7250 Princeton Rd, a continu- LAWRENCEVILLE • 3 bdrm, 1'* bath, living rm, i sq ft, 4 bdrm 2 story, $294 900 Plu* Incen- hardwood floors through- HILLSBORO • 4 bdrm Cali- ation of Carter Rd. The bdrm, 1 '/> bath, skylit dining rm, eat in ki'chen. parlmented bath- EDISON • On golf course BUILDERS tives, Caf For O«tatls out, upgraded lighting & fornia Contemporary, best priced home In foyer, eat in kitchen, living finished basement with wet is, lots of tile, fireplace, This lovely split level home CLOSE-OUT appliances, stained natural bordering Montgomery & Hopewell Twsp. For room, dining room, den, 2 bar Attached finished gar porch, rear deck, 2 car feature*, 3 bdrms, 2Vi WEEKEND 201-874-4444 wood doors & trim through- Hopewell Twp. Only 25 $169,000 I am offering a flreplacss, large healed age with loft, upgrades gal- ge, 1 acre on oil do- baths, large llv -m & fam SPECIALI out, trench doors, ceramic mlns to Princeton or New full 3 bdrm. rancher with an greenhouse, private yard, ore Shows belter thnn A Trie Prudential^ $275,000. Call Bulldtr rm. formal dining rm, tile lloors in kitchon, foynr & Brunswick In the fall you unfinished 2nd floor, base- deck w spa. air cond & model $139,900 725-3206. spacious bsmt & 2 car gar. Dutch Neck Estates baths Plus, a traditional will have beautiful view for ment, on a 130 X 400 ft. lot. more. Must see. Motivated K8 (YARDLEY) • Re- Offered at $339,900. By Th« "Wellington" porch that wraps around miles & In the spring your Recent Improvements are: seller has moved A Is ready 201-874-4444 NEED ELBOW ROOM?-4 11y reduced Drive owner. Shown by appt the front, suki * back1 MuM back In the birds nest new roof, healing plant, to make deal. $168,000 bdrm. 2"< balh expanded I. save plenty. 15 mini 201 -546-8152. For • limited time only bo sn«n to b« fully ap- again. A must see, magnif- rear deck, and complete 609-497-1885 or 921-6527 The Prudential Colonial on a desirable It 1, circa 1760 up- EWINQ TWP • Immaculate icent buy, reduced from decorating. Move right In. there ara Just 2 of that* Nw» Jwaay naatty street In Lnnghorne preciated For sale ny »d farmhouse 1.25 4 Bdrm., 2 bath. Cape, fin. $379,000 & priced to sell at huge 4 bdrm Colonial 1 owner this week only, iust For details contact Richard LAWRENCEVILLE Estates MONTGOMERY - B»nul- Gables Extras galore I. 5 bdrrni, 2 full batln, bsmt, fenced rear yard $339,000. Brokers pro- (Cantar Hall) aatata JJ99CXX) Noxl week it a Conti, owner, al - 2V» yr old, 4 bdrm, 2M» ilul 4 yr old custom Colonial $195,900 Call til, watbar, kitchen w w/matur* trees. Nice lecled, 609737-6737 horn** left at tha towett listed w Realtor for mini 609-564-1060 bath Colonial w lull bsmt, on acre • Prlvato cut do- 215-752 0094 ace 4 morel $259,900 neighborhood $161,900. price* wr... mum $425,000 Call 201- HILLSBOflO HOPEWELL VICTORIAN • w> extra Ifle llv, din, fam sac lot In tiKocullve com- PENNINQTON OOHO 493-1800. 009-530-9007 or 1 359 1958 kxfHV & we'll 07Dundaln8t rms. & Ige kitchen, seating munity 3500 sq ft. 5 New listing Charming 2 737-2138. In Boro on quiel, dead end FROM txilh »ava some money Famtry Neighborhood ttrtat. 3 bdrm, 2 baths, 10 Cent air. fpl. motivated bdrms, 2'« baths, hard- story Brick Colonial. Living DWNER • 3 bdrm, 2 $253,400 FRANKUN grtat condition. Now ctecjt, seller asking $257,000 wood llrs. 1 fireplaces. 2 rm has fireplace, hardwood PRINCE TON •> OQ firm Cult. 009- 2Vfc bath home In quiet, won't Itstl Call for appt, walking distance to buyer Ottefod by own«r, Mature Itndscaping with 8TERFIELD • 1849 $165,000. No Realtors, 2 Car Qarsge 924-4710 Touae on 6 acrts, 10 family neighborhood with $196,800, 800-824-8211 schoolt, 4 bdrms, 2v> $379,500 Call. 20 1 - brick loeacs In backyard many On* r*atur»s, clow to v« Acr* hom«slte Princeton «, 2 full balht, isklng baths, cent air, 2 car gar- 359-1870 with fiahpond Pric»d to public- trantp i. shopping "Island" • of Trenton on age, full basement, new tell* Mull see to appre- MASTERPIECE Orarut ,000. 808W88779 201-782-2200 Call or com* In today This home la truly a com- rivtr. 4tjdrm, I'/k bath, fin roof, Inside completely re- MONTOOMERY ciate! Call for appt & dis- n»w. b«»Utlful. New (ing aiMINOTON b*for« H'a too 1*1*1 muter* delight. Asking btmt, driveway, back yard decorated, remodeled Oanttonwn* Ealat* cuss a price thai* right for land SNngl«Style Home in NBURY • Spacious Op«n Dally 11 -6pm 1218,000. 30 mln Irom Princeton. Call kitchen with 2 ovens • you. BO9-737-1590 wOOdtKl Mttlrig in Prlncn- i wfull ftn baml, 2Vi 600-ro-4889 Custom built Colonial, ap- i, 3-8 bdrmt, 18'* 23' NtwJartey Realty tvta 60B-5M-3570 Great for entertaining, re- ton Twp 4 5 Bdrms, :!' j 201474-4444 modeled bath, Trees, airy prox 4200 so ft living PLAINSBORO Orovurs Mill Baths. Formal Din Mm n, fpio, formal dining, ISLAND OP TRENTON-At H0PBW6U TOWN- family room with beautiful CALTON HOMES, INC space. Designed horse no • lov»iy remodeled Fam ttm, Library. Qourmat ar garage wA*orK*hop rtvin tdge, 3 ml south of ThePrudtnt»l# SHIP/PRINCETON • By view, Clean & Spotless WB BUILD FUTURES farm on 3 9 acres, barn house, 2 Ixlrms <, living Kitchen, Otenklnut Mm. i. 30' ptnt brMHway. Scudoan F«li» bridge. 3 < owner. 4 bdrm, 8vt bath*, "Move-In" condition 25xt 08 with 5 stalls, feed « rm, klteh»n, family rm Sun Deck. 3 Car Qarnge i ft aoti. Immtd oc- bdrmt, hardwood firs, fpi in MILLSTONE • large cus- orHoa, blu* itoo« patto, hot Priced 10 tall, $224,900. wash rooms. Private tr*«d wCdthadral Celling, gar- Dramatic Windows A , 8ava by ownar, Hvlrtgrm.liift.OOO.NoRem.liift.O - tom built, rsdocor*t*d, 3 property Anxious owner of- age, close to schools Ask- r ,000, 8O9-443-8788 HOLLAND TWP • Low tub. Approx I acre*, prh/ata Call 608-530-1041. bdrm*. 2'4 baths plus of- Vaulted Celling* 40? > r.H bultt on > •ort tot, 4 LAWHENCB TWP • 3 $249,000, 201-874-7909 201-874-4444 bdrm Colonial, 2Vt bath, HOPEWELL TWP. NIC* 2 bdrm, a bath BMevsi, • By owner, spacious 3 PRINCETON • For sals by Hom#» Prom $095,000 ih«, 3 bdrm, tv, Tha YadKn Company i, caul air, Ml bum, ill kit, liv rm, lam rm, din rm, 8 BR Ranch on 1 acre (rant- family rm, deck, above bdrm lownhouse 4 yr* old. MILLTOWN • 4 bdrm Col- Owner Charming River- ear gar. 1280,000. For ing alata ptrk. Many ex- ground pod. V* acre, Cent air, many upgrades, onial. Exo condition. side Ranch, 2/3 bdrms. Third Generation i, axtru. PooMarwIi. Bufctort ,000. By ownar, 201- mort info otll Don: 801- tras. Reduced $175,000 609-882-4380 Asking good schools $117,900 $379,800 Call 201673- lovely lot. cent air. fpl. 9024 830-0211. Call 609-7370655, $185,000. Call 201-446-1380 0884 $212,000. 69 SJ/O 809-821-1928 Week of February 21, 1990 A Packet Publication Weidelo TOWNHOUSE LAWRENCE Fantastic price, largest townhouse, 2 bedrooms HISTORIC ELEGANCE AND CHARM each with private bath, upgraded neutral interior WEST WINDSOR ready for a new owner with appliances and A home that harkens back to a gentler, more window treatments. $1,500 to qualified buyer gracious era. Set on 1.48 acre lot with dancing towards closing costs. $109,900 tall trees, babbling brook with waterfall and you more... overlooking Graver's Mill Pond, you'll find this CALL WEIDEL LAWRENCEVILLE 609-896-1000 impressive 300 year old Colonial. Magnificently updated, yet retaining its original flavor and charm. If you appreciate exceptional beauty make an appointment to see our historic home. Re- duced to $450,000 CALL WEIDEL EAST WINDSOR 609-448-6200 OLD WORLD CHARM PRINCETON Lovingly maintained 65 year old Colonial in immaculate condition. Beautiful woodwork - moldings, pocket doors, bannister, hardwood floors, and plaster walls. Spacious kitchen with "WE DON'T WANT TO LEAVE... decorative Victorian tin ceiling and walls. Third OPEN HOUSE LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP floor could easily be finished as bedroom or SUNDAY 1-4 PM BEST OF BOTH WORLDS ...this great house of ours, but we have to." family room. Spotless basement, private drive- 6 MONROE COURT COUNTRY LIVING IN THE CITY Private backyard, four/five bedrooms, family way, landscaped patio and yard. The perfect "in VALUE PLUS room, fireplace, atrium door to deck, master town" house. Offered at $179,900 CRANBURY Don't miss seeing this one of a kind 200 yr. old MERCERVILLE bedroom suite with skylights, vaulted ceiling, CALL WEIDEL PRINCETON 609-921-2700 Well appointed "Buckingham" Colonial in stone bank house w/charm & seclusiion yet only Meticulously cared for, spacious 3 bedroom, 2.5 private den, full bath, hardwood floors, base- Shadow Oaks offering 1 master bedroom suite a short walk to town. Large FR, 3 BRs, 2V? baths bath center hall Colonial in lovely "Village on the ment, garage, NEW roof, nearby brook and woods, VALUE, VALUE, VALUE with loft, sitting room and back stairway leading and much more. Just listed at $265,000 Green." Luxurious family room with Tennessee two minutes to elementary school, one mile to PRINCETON to library all hardwood floors, side-entry garage CALL WEIOEL LAMBERTVILLE 609-397-0777 stone fireplace, finished basement, 2 car garage, 1-95. It's your family's turn to enjoy. $228,000 Possibilities are unlimited! Presently used as a and suoened in porch Eye-appealing inside and great patio, exceptional home, seller anxious. CALL WEIDEL PENNINGTON 609-737-1500 two family home, but could easily be converted to outsidi Asking $379,900 Priced to sell quickly at $184,500 single family or mother-daughter. Located in the Directions: Rt 571 East to left on Old Trenton CALL WEIDEL HAMILTON 609-586-1400 boro and walking distance to everything. Call Rd to Jetfeison to Monroe Ct today, and discover the value. Offered at CALL WEIDEL EAST WINDSOR 609-448-6200 $179,000 CALL WEIDEL PRINCETON 609-921-2700 ACT QUICKLY HILLSBOROUGH Don't miss this charming one bedroom con- dominium with style and class. Maintenance fee includes pool, tennis, snow and refuse removal. Call now before it's too late. $98,500 NEW LISTING SPRING AHEAD!!! CALL WEIDEL HILLSBOROUGH 201-359-7100 EAST AMWELL EWING TOWNSHIP Magnificent French Provincial Ranch home set on Large fenced private yard with mature landscap- OPEN HOUSE almost 3 acres of mature landscaping, offering ing, large brick patio and built-in planters OPEN HOUSE highlight this family Colonial in Mt. View area. SUNDAY 1-4 PM OUTSTANDING LOCATION seclusion and privacy yet easy acccess to major SUNDAY 1-4 PM routes of transportation Meticulously maintaned Formal living and dining rooms, eat-in kitchen, 2206 TUDOR COURT PRINCETON 504 ONE MILE ROAD SO. and decorated in neutral tones throughout this family room with fireplace PLUS a study! Don't HILLSBOROUGH EAST WINDSOR Walk to the university from this pristine American all brick home featuring 4 bedrooms, IVi bath, wait—call today for appointment to see this Own this large three bedroom end unit on a quiet Four Square built in 1916 Sunny living room has affordable home $199,900 We've got a "perfect 10" with this offering in 2 fireplaces, finished basement, 2 zone heat, dead-end cul-de-sac. Custom features and full French doors to dining room with fireplace Four central air, 2 car garage and more. $439,000 CALL WEIDEL PENNINGTON 609-737-1500 basement recreation room Won't last at Windsor Woods. Enjoy the country atmosphere of bedrooms and two full baths plus finished attic this distinct townhome development with easy CALL WEIDEL LAWRENCEVILLE 609-896-1000 $124,500 for your study or family room Inviting 20 front Directions: Route 206 South, right on New access to major roads and highways. Our 3 year porch, full basement, detached one car garage, old "Aspen" end unit offers 2 bedrooms, at- Amwell Road, left on Taurus Drive, first left on and private yard Offered at $275,000 Tudor Court tached garage, large eat-in kitchen — all at an CALL WEIDEL PRINCETON 609-921-2700 affordable $134,900 CALL WEIDEL HILLSBOROUGH 201-359-7100 Directions: Rt. 130 So to R. on Hickory Corner RENT BUSTERS! Rd Left on One Mile Rd HILLSBOROUGH CALL WEIDEL EAST WINDSOR 609-448-6200 Ghoulish landlords tavare! Affordable one bedroom condominium in Hillsborough comes to the rescue! Complete with a basement of- fice/den, this unit offers unlimited possibilities! Who are you gonna call? $89,500 CALL WEIDEL HILLSBOROUGH 201-359-7100 FOR THE DISCRIMINATING BUYER NEW LISTING HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP FORGET BEVERLY HILLS! LAWRENCEVILLE Fantastic contemporary with warmth, charm and MONTGOMERY elegance behind the doors of this custom This 10 year old 4 bedroom Colonial with 2'/> World class luxury is right here in this spacious APPLEWOOD Hopewell Township beauty! large great room baths plus garage offers a very open tloor plan four bedroom home with heated in-ground pool HOPEWELL with cathedral ceiling, skylights and for your growing family Within walking distance and regulation tennis court. Gourmet kitchen, Where dreams never end wake up in this stun floor-toceiling fireplace, gourmet kitchen, fire- to shopping and post office $184,500 family room and private backyard are just some mng home located on your own pnvate street place in master bedroom, huge deck, walk-out of the special features. Located in Montgomery. This country home with a contemporary flair is CALL WEIDEL LAWRENCEVILLE 609-896-1000 finished lower level and much more A special Call for gala tour! $265,000 just waiting for the discriminating buyer, fea- house for $449,900 OPEN HOUSE CALL WEIDEL HILLSBOROUGH 201-359-7100 SUNDAY 1-4 PM tures five bedrooms, five baths three fireplaces, CALL WEIDEL PENNINGTON 609-737-1500 181 WYNDM00R DRIVE cherrywood floors, hand split cedai shake roof, DESIRABLE LOCATION EAST WINDSOR and five car garage Home built by one of the Wonderful home with lots of old charm. You can area's most respected builders' Offered at Were proud to show off our newly listed 3 feel the love that this 3 bedroom family house $875,000 bedroom, 2'/, bath townhouse in Oak Creek has to offer, lovely large backyard for children to CALL WEIDEL PRINCETON 609-921-2700 Estates Ceramic tile entry foyer leads to play in, also barn for storage First offering at spacious living room with slate fireplace Up- $157,500 graded carpeting, custom blinds throughout and CALL WEIDEl LAMBERTVILLE 609 397-0777 recessed lighting makes this an outstanding investment at $136,500 OPEN HOUSE Directions: Rl b71 West to left at Oak Creek Estates to L on Wyndinoor Di SUNDAY 1-4 PM COUNTRY RANCH LOVELY COTTAGE HILL CAPE CAIL WEIDEL EAST WINDSOR 609-448 6200 HOPEWELL HIGHLY MOTIVATEO SEUERI HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP LAMBERTVILLE 22 OFFICES SERVING lii'T ut stairs' Enjoy this wonderful country The thrill of Cottage Hill can be yours! Great view Ownei already in Honda Being sold 'as is" R.i. eti outside of Princeton on a totally private of hills, Lambertville and New Hope fiom this well NEW JERSEY & PENNSYLVANIA $50,000 below bank appraisal. One yeai's Home- loi Ijrge living room formal dining room. maintained co/y Cape Enjoy the private setting owner's Warranty covering plumbing, electrical, modern eat-in kitchen, laundry room, family room within easy walking distance to town and shop- heating, air conditioning, appliances. All buck n ith fireplace, 2 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, partially ping. Three car off-street parking The walk-out Colonial on one acre near Washington Crossing finished basement and lots more $335,000 basement has the potential lor a den or Park featuring 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, huge East Windsor, NJ Lawrenceville, NJ FORGET BEVERLY HILLS! CALL WEIDEL LAWRENCEVILLE 609-896-1000 mother-in-law apartment Priced at $139,750 finished basement, 2 car attached garage EAST AMWELL Directions: North on Rt ?9. right onto Swan, 5th Rt 130. Princeton M 2681 Main St. $249,900 World class luxury is right here in this California hse on right (609) 448-6200 (609) 896-1000 CAIL WEIDEl PENNINGTON 609-737-1500 contemporary located on 4 47 acres Deco tuit CAtt WEIDEL LAMBERTVILLE 609 3970/77 tennis courts with coveted selling pavillion. Austrian pines Interior atiium with specimen NEWLY LISTED CONDO Hamilton, NJ Penningion, NJ plants, waterfall, sauna game loom and much, EAST WINDSOR 1970 Route 3J Iwo, Route 31 much more Ottered at $535,000 Our 3 year old "Cambridge' Model in Princeton CALL WEIDEt PRINCETON 609 921 •?700 1 (609) 586-1400 (609) 737-1500 East offers 2 bedrooms, 2 -, baths, living room with fireplace and much desired extra 14x11' lamily room A peifecl starter home for Hillsborough. $124,894 Montgomery Princeton, NJ CAII WflDEl EAST WINDSOR 609-448-6200 164 Nassau St. DO YOU ASPIRE TO BE A HOMEOWNER? 873 Route 206 EXPANDED RANCH SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY EAST WINDSOR (609) 921-2700 1 (201) 359 7100 LAWRENCEVILLE HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP Yes, you can buy a home in New Jersey There are Don I WJII" This listing consists ol the much Be the fortunate owner of this quality Ranch a number of quality ono and two bedroom wanted all brick expanded Ranch on a large home in luxurious River Knoll Outstanding floor co-opeativo apartments available for as low as Hopewell Lambertville important cornet with finished basement and plan includes 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms and 2K- $27,500 Why continue to pay rent and miss out dehghtlul in ground pool Close to enccllent baths, beautiful living room and family room, 16 BRIDGE ST on the income la« breaks of owning youi own 4b West Broad St schools, transportation shopping maiki'ting. formal dining room and war deck, all airanged home' let our trained stall of professionals show (609) 466-1224 (609) 397-07/7 ENIOY TRANQUILITY i NATURAL BEAUTY etc and minutes to Princeton $240,000 lor gracious entertaining In immaculate, you the advantages of home buying SOMERSET COUNTY CAII WEIDEl LAWRlNCEVIUi 609 8% 1000 movem condition $28180O CALL WEIDEl EAST WINDSOR GO!) 448-6200 Seven nn, 21/ bath Ranch on 2 / .it so bngfil CAR WEIDEt PENNINGTON 609-7371500 Corponti Rtlocillon Mortgagt Sfrvlcts t, cheery1 Tremendous diyhigh basi'im-nt w-'stctl (609) 73M151 (609) 737-1000 I-beam (40 ft between walls) i proposed pliiyioom w/fpl This wll kept homo has 3 BRs, 7 car garage t sloiage Country living w'cable WEKTL NEIGHBORHOOD IV !• Montgomery Sr'.ools (coloi biochute) OFFICc LOCATIONS CAII WHUtl HOI'tWtLL 60'J 40f. 1224' WE'VE GOT ROOTS WHERE WE'VE GOT BRANCHES. 16B Week of February 21, 1990 A Packet Publication 365 Townhouses 365 Townhouses 365 Townhouses 365 Townhouses 365 Townhouses 365 Townhouses 365 Townhouses 365 Townhouses 365 Townhouses^' & Condos & Condos & Condos & Cohdos & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos &CoridO8 For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale EAST WINDSOR Twnhse- HAMILTON Society Hill II - HIGHTSTOWN - Deluxe Hlllsboro HILLSBOROUGH- 1'Ayr. LAWRENCEVILLE - The NEW YORK City - Tired o(.' HILLSBORO HILLSBORO - Twnhse, 2 Move in cond, 3 bdrms, Locationl Location! Lo- condo, Exit 8, TPK. By ALEXANDRIA CONDOS bdrm, 2'/z bath, loft, den, old lowhouse, 2 bdrm., 2V4 Village, nice end unit, 3 Commuting Everyday?,' 2'/ baths, finished bsmnt, cation^ bdrm, 2+12 bath owner for sale or rent. $850 bdrms, 2 baths, liv rm, din Large, quiet NYC Studio^ 2 LIKE NEW liv rm, w/cathedral celling, bath, lull basement, win- many extras, $125,900. townhouse, cent air, upgr- mo + 1 month security. All Stop Shopping! You won't din rm, kit, full bsmt, win- dow treatments, Asking rm, (am rm, kitchen, (pi, Co-Op Apt, 24 hr doorman,, 609-275-1923. ades. Must sell. $119,500. utils paid by tenant. 1st fir 2 find a better deal! dow treatments, upgrades, $133,000 or B/O. Call 201 cent air, all appls, cable TV, good services, near NYU.- 3304 Astor Close. 2 yr old 1 Call, 609-588-6811 bdrm, 2 bath, cent air, 1 bdrm, liv rm, din rm, wshr/dryr, refrig. Will paint many extras, avail now, Asking $118,000. Malnten--' EAST WINDSOR Twin townhouse has 2 bdrm, 376 4443. } carpet thru out, fireplace, kitchen, $78,500. to cust. choice. 201- $132,000. 609-737-7461. ance $353, will be dls-> Rivers • Move in. condition, HAMILTON Society Hill II - 2'/2 bath, full basement, JAMESBURG - 2 bdrm, 1 all thermal pane windows, counted for 1st yr. Perfect beautiful 2 bdfin. 1 'A bath Most desirable unit in com- neutral colors thru out. 874-8501. Master bdrm w/walk-ln LAWRENCFVILLE - clubhouse, tennis/pool on Deluxe 1 bdrm (many ex- ' Pied-a-terre or starter apt? twnhse, professionally fini- plex, 2 bdrm, 2Vi bath, end Some of the many extras Hillsborough closet, 1V4 bath, eat-In kit, Society Hill, Cold Soil Rd. 3 premise. Reduce price tras), $84,500. Call Barbara, 212-983'' shed basement, cent air, unit townhouse. $117,900. include: w/w carpet, frig, BROOKVIEW din rm, liv rm w/lpl, c/a, bdrm, 2% bath, fpl, end Mar 1st vacancy. Call, Pool, Tennis Courts, Play- 2450 or 212-598-0032 .."I appliances, window 1reat- Call 212-213-2078 or 215- cent air, blinds/vertlcles, basement. $132,000. Easy unit town home. Bright & 201-523-7880. grounds. Call for appt: ments plus many extras. 943-3817 ceiling fan. Recently Act Now • Condos • Only 1 access to many major spacious w/brlck patio' NORTH BRUNSWICK *' 201-227-1366 wkdys painted, pool/tennis. Priced Many upgrades. Preferred 1 5112,500. 609-443-3238 HAMILTON Society Hill - 2 HILLSBORO • 2 bdrm, 2'/i yr old. Drastic Reduction hwys. Close to NY bus. Governor's Polnte, 2 bdrml' 201-882-1555 wknds at only $119,000. location, $139,500. 609- J FRANKLIN PARK! • Imme- bdrm, 2 bath, cent air, all bath, cent air. finished For Quick Sale. Call Jan or Pat for details, 2 bath end unit, liv rm, tiiri 896-2773. diate sale, immaculate 1 appliances & upgrades, basement, 2 decks, HILLSBORO 201-521-4895 rm, kitchen, laundry rm, let'' bdrm, new carpel & paint, $81,900. 609-799-5596. $129,000. 201-874-6235. VALUE " + " 201-874-4444 , 1 bdrm, loft, balcony, MATAWAN - 55 + adult race, cent air, all appli- ( LAWRENCE Square Vil- all appliances, laundry & HAMILTON - Why rent $104 ,000. community. 2 bdrm condo. ances, w/w carpet, tennis),' tennis. $82,000. Call. 201- lage - Near Princeton, 2 when you could own a pri- HILLSBORO - Beautiful 21-5A Bloomindale Dr. Like The Prudential^ $69,900. 609-737-2030. pool. $925 mo. Avail May' 297-2467 bdrms, 2 baths, Penthouse vate, luxury Penthouse condo, 2 bdrm, finsihed new Contemporary Town- New Jersoy Realty 2 bdrm, 1Vi baths, bal- MEADOW WOODS • Law- 1. Eves, 201-369-3603 ! bsmt, 2'/ bath. 201-369- house, 2 bdrm, 2V4 bath unit, Cathedral Ceiling, sky- Condo, with skylights,' all 2 cony, $109,000. rence Rd. 2 bdrm, 1st floor, NORTH BRUNSWICK y HAMILTON - By owner, 2 3468 with full basement & gar- lights. $115,900. Call any- appliances & numerous up- all new kitchen, all ap- Brand new townhouse.' bdrm, 2 bath Penthouse age. Save $8000 in tasteful time, 201-937-5804 grades in Society Hill I at JAMESBURG - Best Buy 2 bdrm, Bi-Level, 2 baths, 2 pliances, w/w carpeting. Never occupied: Spacloui' condo. skylight, corner unit. HILLSBORO - Mod 2 bdrm, upgrades included by our At Beaver Brook. Move in LAWRENCE SQ - Village $99,000. 201-846-6612 Hamilton for only $94,900? balconies, covered park- $97,000. 609-883-7842, 2 bdrm, 2'/a bath, loadetf' 2Vi bath twnhse, 3 yr old anxious owner. 3 yrs old, condition. Spacious 3 yr, 8 ing, $116,000. 11 Condo. Almost new. 2 w/options. $140,000. Priri--' HAMPSHIRE Townhome - Call after 6:30pm, 215- end unit "The Glen", 609-883-7846. end unit, cent air, (in bsmt, bdrm lownhome, large eat Call for appt: bdrm, 2 bath, all new appls, cipals only. 201-238-4014.' 2 bdrms. 2'f*>aod EWING TWP Jt 17,500 FRANKLIN $108,000 HAMILTON $169,000 CALL TODAY TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE! REST AND RELAXATION! DOING MORE EVERYOAY Qwws have added ns* pti'fh der tul! bat" v>"*i iiu-f g (^ gy Plus they art planning ('by Boy lwla» MtorB pntei (a ua PfitN-OOCI It's Unbelievable and True, at the THK Princeton area's finest new com- munity! Spacious 2 Bedroom Condominiums and 3 Bedroom MANOR-AT S HILLSBOROUGH $189,500 HILLSBOROUGH $139,900 HILLSBOROUGH $139,900 Townhomes with garages and EXTRA! EXTRA! PRICED FOR QUICK SALEI GREAT LOCATION! LAWRENCEVILLE ffcitfri m qmei cul ile is{ Ifus 3 ted'txxn. 2\i bith lo*nfiome hjs e,vrytri#rg you could every possible amenity! Pool, poivbi/ ntti UtigiadeJ ; a'p«tirg window tieatf"t"1 •trepljct full bailment *itt> Tennis, Club House and Shopping all on site! Directions; Rt. 1 soulh to Rt. 95/295 south. Exit at Rt. 206 north to Rt. 546 Buy Now...And Start Enjoying Your west (Lawrencevitte Pennmgton Rd.) Own New Home For Less Than and continue one-half mile to The The Price of Renting! Some Manors, on your right, homes available for immediate 'Only with our Nflw Home Equity Loan occupancy. Program and 10% Down Payment. Purchaser must qualify for first mortgage Condos From $137,990 and New Home Equity Loan Subject Townhomes From $159,990 lo change. Certain restrictions may apply Price quoted does not tnctudo MODELS OPEN 12-5 DAILY property taxes and monthly matntan $269,000 LAWRENCEVILLE CALL: 609-895-0500 ance charges. SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT A TRADITIONAL ENVIRONMENT I QUALITY LIVING FOR GRACKXJS FAMILY luit ***<* m thou|M il didn 1 (nit1 Thii tmne mill rtituit foul wnttti (ninert tiw mwh Dw t m>\i oul on \*\\ fait ojiwrtw-'r C*H IwJay1 P«l« Ml? 609 5?0 8900 flow-, Mil! Cl!.' .;:! i'. i *!;| MANVTOE t14«,600 LARGE FAMILY? Ftf$T-TIME-HOME-BUYER$! iwi hfrf lo ctmwtHi (hit »•( lb»dr«wCip« H tlJtutij w* Mil 0i;| fiinfwmd «wi n«r »Hi to will mpvltni »wt) BUflW tPtafitf n»* dKk in nrt (^tuiutP t<'l>^i«! I tt4".,>••>, i- i-t BLUE RIBBON F»tRf ECT! in, htf) H,'O H'WO Own A Home In Princeton For Less Than You Ever Imagined! Why continue paying rent when you can afford your own home in onoof New Jersey's most desirable communities? Starting BEAUTIFUL at only $124,500*, Crlggs Farm offers the best value and lowest OPEN HOUSE prices In prestigious Princeton "township. The high quality two- RANCH and three-bedroom units boast central air. wall-to-wall carpets, fully equipped kitchens, patios and Anderson windows. A free, private consultation with an experienced Financial Services Representative from Schlott Realtors will help you / PWNCltON 1135.000 8OU1H BRUNSWICK " "ijTCoimW S00 0 rTfrTSoinni itJ4 mm explore financing options. COMMANOWO WIWSI OTO* HOU9I »UNDAY 14 P M ' OLD BWIDOE --^-u, ANCH.. »1«4.W0 «• TIUATUV AUKUIIH DIBECTIONSi From Princttqn CcnterlNassau Strret). take Rout* Z06N 3 miles to Crlggs Farm. TUrn left on Cherry Valley Moad (at light) and go V* mile to «ntn»n« on l»ft. Attiemberofthe J Modilsop«n 10-Sdilly. Sciirs Financial NetWDrk 1 Salts Offlci! 609-6B3-7SSS GS COLDWG1J,, IIIM>)B()K()IKill OFFICE l'RINCKTON OFFICK 8CIU.OTT IHNHmiU'20(i.Suitli 1 :, 365 Townhouses 365 Townhouses 365 Townhouses 365 Townhouses 365 Townhouses 365 Townhouses 365 Townhouses 365 Townhouses 36S Townhouse^ & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale PRINCETON Canal Poinle PRINCETON Canal Pointe PRINCETON - Montgom- PRINCETON JCT - Con- PRINCETON - End unit PRINCETON • Montgom- Campbell Woods com- SO BRUNSWICK Town- SOUTH BRUNSWICK"- • Plaza Townhouse, 3 - 2nd door, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, ery Woods. Come see a temporary Duplex Towri- townhouse In wooded sec- ery Woods. 2 bdrms, 2Vi munity In Princeton Twp? house - By Owner "Wynwood" premliim bedrooms, 2'/2 baths, eat fpl, transp to trains, all super upgraded Twnhse, house, 2 bdrms, 1 V4 baths, tion of The Manors. For bath Blrchwood Town- Participate In our. buyer $137,500. Lovely 3 story, 3 Condo, 2-3 bdrms (loft)!' 2 In kitchen, living room, din- appls, Princeton address, with 2/3 bdrms, Ir liv rm, completely remodeled. sale by owner. Bright, house, loft & garage. Many survey by calling Ben bdrm condo with fireplace, baths, fireplace, upgrades, ing room, den w/fireplace, by owner. $119,000. Call w/frpl, din rm, eat-in kit, New kitchen, bath, window spacious, absolutely move- upgrades, custom window Yedlln weekdays at 609- sunken living room, ZVz pool/tennis, walk to shop- $199,900. Call 609- 609-987-1795 or 734-9028 gar. Appls and custom win- & carpet. Must be seen, in cond, occupancy as treatments & recessed 921-6651 and receive our baths, large newly de- ping, appls Included. Ask- 520-0925. dow treatments. Owner re- $154,900. Call, 609- early as March 1. Located lighting. All appliances, Campbell Woods quos- corated kitchen, finished ing $120,900. 201-329- 4 miles north of Palmer Sq, basement, many extras, 2595 PRINCETON - Choice lo- loc. Asking>$149,000. 275-1807 storm door, private lo- tlonalre. PRINCETON Colonade Priced below market for In Montgomery Twp btwn cation, Immaculate must call 201-329-3622. cation, 1st fir, 2 bdrm, 2 PRINCETON LANDING - TWIN. RIVERS • Laje Pointe - Condo. For sale by quick sale. Open house: Princeton & Rocky Hill, with see Asking $158,000. Day : bath condo (or sale in Courtyard. Fantastic buy! 2 THE YEDLIN COMPANY SOUTH BRUNSWICK condo. Upper level 2 bdrm. owner, new 2 bdrm, 2 bath, Sat. Feb 24, 1-5pm, re- a Princeton AddVess. or eves, 609-497-0114 Canal Pointe. Extras incl. Master bdrms, 2'/2 baths, 1000 Herrontown Rd Dayton Square Twin Man- Neutral colors, exc cond. largest end unit (Cloistor) freshments. 6-C Brookline Twnhse backs upto woods. Ideal (or investors or as full basement, 2 car garage HAMILTON SQ~- 1st fir Princeton NJ 08540 sions. 3 bdrm, 2'/i bath, New wshr/dryr. Pool/ tennis with cathedral ceilings, Ct. Call 609-683-8150. Enjoy privacy & peaceful starter home. Call eves/ a/c, alarm, all on premium condo, 1 bdrm, backs to ROBBINSVILLE • By brick fireplace, many up- & NYC bus. By owner. mint cond, neutral decor, setting from the deck. 1st wkends: 609-890- 6705. property, away from Route field. Bright move-In cond, owner. 3 bdrm, 2Vi bath, grades, move In condition. $85,900. 609-448-4109 upgrades, fireplace, porch, PRINCETON EAST - fir: • living rm w/flreplace, 1 noise. Unbelievable, $78,000. 609-890-2270. frpl, garage, end unit, many $139,000. By owner, 201- washer/dryer, appliances, Townhouse 3 bdrm., 2Vi dining rm, kitchen, Vi bath WHISPERING WOODS-2 PRINCETON Canal Pointe $199,000. 201-821-6362. upgrades, near country 329-8093 wooded view from Maslar bath, fam[ly room, dining & den. 2nd fir: Large mas- PRINCETON • Palmer Sq. bdrm, 2 bath, 2nd floor • 2 bdrms, 2 baths, prime club. Must sell. $145,900. Bdrm, walk to pool/shop, room, living room, garage, PRINCETON MEADOWS, ter bdrm & bath plus 2 Studio apt, pullman kitch- SOUTH BRUNSWICK " Maple. $115,600. 201-297- location, view lawns, 609-259-8029. woods, canal, fpl, deck, tennis. Below builders immaculate. Principles Plainsboro - 2 bdrm, 2 bath spacious bdrms & full bath. en, $95,000. Stewardson Whispering Woods, end 0416. <_ condo, 2 patios, a/c, end 1 car garage, full unfin- ROSSMOOR unit townhouse with attract- great storage, all appls, price, $144,900. Call days, only. Largest unit in com- Dougherty Real Estate As- WHISPERING WOODS-1 unit, many extras, asking ished basement w/very sociates, Inc. 609-921- ADULT COMMUNITY ive garden. 2 bdrms, 2V4 swim, tennis, $127,000. 609-395-1000 Ext 12, eves plex. Only 128,900 call bdrm condo, 2nd fir, par- 609-426-4971. $107,500. 609-799-7957. high ceiling. One of the 7784.' baths, large garden room/ 609-921-1368, 466-0526. 799-8775. tially furnished, backing most private townhouses in Willlamsburg $279,000 den. Numerous upgrades, PRINCETON - Princeton woods, fully upgraded, the area. Asking $189,000. 2 Bdrm, 2 Bath clubhouse, pool, etc. Call 609-924-8736. Walk lownhouse, 2 bdrm, $155,000. 201-274-2690 incls all appls, please cpl! 2V4 bath, garage, bsmt, for 2 car garage Hancock $65,000 for details, days 609-896- sale by owner. Below 9450. Eves 201-329-0897. PRINCETON LANDING - 2 2 Bdrm, 2 Bath SOUTH BRUNSWICK - 2 builders's price! Principals WHISPERING WOODS • 1 master bdrm suites +den, Attached garage bdrms, 2'/a • bath patio only, call 201-329-2552 bdrm, 3rd fir facing woods, P 2V2 bath, din rm, liv rm home on wooded lot, And more available in Cathedral Celling, fire- w/fpl, eat-in kit, central PRINCETON TWP lovely Rossmoor. PGA size fenced in yard, fireplace in place, many upgrades, atrium & deck, full bsmt. golf, tennis, pool & active family rm. No maintenance $210,000 Avail immed. Call Are you planning to buy a clubhouse. fee. Alternative to town- $105,000. Call after 6pm, CROSSROADS 609-921-9435 Iv msg. townhome or garden homo WEICHERT REALTORS house living. $167,000. 617-241-9586 Principals Only! Call, for occupancy early next 609-448-1400 PRINCETON Montgomery 201-329-0382 WINDSOR MILL - 2nd fir year? Lou Herman, 395-8425 Woods - 3 bdrm townhome unit, 2 bdrms, 2 baths, re- with attached garage, 2'/.< Would you like your pref- SPACIOUS 1 bdrm Condo TWIN RIVERS - Avon Vil- done bathrooms, stone I baths, fireplace, loft, - all appls, Ige balcony, fpl, lage Condo, lower unit, 2 walls, glass mirrored drs, erences considered In the wooded setting, great lo- design phase of our new walk to NY buses/shop- bdrms, 2 baths, move in close to shopping/train. cation. $164,000. Call ping. Asking $103,000. cond, many upgrades, Tennis & Pool. $87,000/ Tom, 201-771-3786. No Continued Avail with opt to buy. Princ. $89,900 neg. Gail 609- negotiable. Call, 609- N Agents Please only. 201-238-4014. 448-8169. 448-2128 ENTERTAINING IS A PLEASURE - LR HOPEWELL, PRINCETON ADDRESS - with cathedral ceiling & raised DR. KingKin- large Ranch, park-like setting. 4 BDRS. ston. $245,00"" 0 C $339,000 E Come See Fan Yourself! T PRINCETON - Great buy for VERSATILE — use as a 3 or 5 ER home. neighborhood. 3 B/R Cape. Lovely tot, O HopeweH w/Princeton address $305,000 needs work. $225,000 N REALTOR PRINCETON - Spacious 5 BR home. HOPEWELL - View of meadows and farm. Wooded setting on quiet cul-de-sac. 5 BRS. Close to Princeton. $254,000 $399,000 <• ESTATE HOMES OF UNSURPASSED QUALITY ^ Mamtwrol Th« Mortg»g« S«arch At Carriage Place, youil discover... Network • A location without equal where the estates • 21 superb estates of two .ica-s or moiv, I'jch are surrounded by the timeless, pastoral graced by appointments seldom found in & REFINEMENT beauty of prestigious Mercer County. comparable homes: dramatic foyers tle^int • For full information and a Carriage Place staircases, classic second-flx>r balconies, brochure, call (609) 737-0516. handsome fireplaces, gourmet kitchens, tha"e Show! It t» toqrik. HttkM « Ft«M ton tMMOO 3 reasons to buy now. With all the terrific features built into every 1. Free finished basements with full baths NVHome, you simply won't find a better or $5,000 worth of free options. value. No matter which model you choose, Increase your living space, making 3V* or 4VJ you'll find a luxury ol space—up to 4250 baths and up to 4250 sq. ft. standard or during the square feet!—and an unusual array of month of February take $5,000 worth of tree standard luxuries Solid oak stair rails and options instead. hardwood flooring in the foyer .exquisite 2. If interest rates drop, you tan refinance ceramic tile work elegant chair rails and for free.' oversized crown mouldings, .and handsomely Waiting for the best rates? Our free detailed masonry fireplaces. All included refinancing program lets you refinance anytime foatures that would be costly options in most during the next three years without paying points. other now homes And, right now there are 3. $8,000 in bonus money. three new reasons to buy an NVHomo in Central Jersey. Use it toward your financing points, closing costs or the options you select. We're the executive team of Fox ftLaz o REALTORS. Jack Burke Real Estate FoxhilJ Saddle Run Estates Precoastruction Grand C Inc., and we know that when you're making a declnlon as Important as buying in South Brunswick in Montgomery Twp. NVHomcsatLcParclJin or nelllng a home, you want to work with nomeone you know and trust, West Windsor from $351,900 That's why we'd like you to get to know us. We know what It takes to meet the from $289,900 Direction* Follow Rt t South B (nit challenges of today's real estate market, and we have a team of more than 100 DtrtCttOM: From H t No*, yn east from $370,900 S33 South, Quakarbrttoa Rd. (•«« on specially trained real estate professional* ready to serve you. on Sloutl lane Follow apprommaloly arvctlww: From 295, takt 206 No* to Wt light) Potow to3r d traffic Hght, turn l«lt on Orchard Road Turn right on Burnt Hill So If you're thlnklnti of buying or selllnu a home, give us a call. We'll be hapnv or» mto to utes and mtormatKxi cmtef onto Village Rd we* Follow 2.8 mile* Row) M led on SMAman Road Turn right to discuss your real estate needs, and Introduce you to an agent who will be on f* M Open daily 11 fi For motn 10 U Fare II Ml«t and mtormation into Saddle Run EttatN Salw and Wor- center on the right Own dairy 11 -S. For Just right for the Job. rtorma*on, can (20113?9 ?M0 m«ion cent* it on the Ml Opon daily 11 -6 more information, cftll 1609) 275 0100 Fot mom infortniWn, can |«X>) 486-4700 Ott to know us. We would lar« to gat to know yon. HmHmt*iHt*Mvwf, tmfmi M Nttn Wi rangi m m..i *. nut win, «>P»IIM. Milan hMMmw NVHomes MlfltuMl Riohman John J. Burk* ROMIM Ataumtor Vice-Ptpsktent President Genera/ Manager Btokw ot Record Swi/w Vice -Protidml 609-426-4000 I MOKmW&COK 609-737-7779 609799-2022 J 20B Week of February 21, 1990 A Packet Publication! This is only a sampling of our more than 10,000 available listings in the Tri-Staie area. SCHLOT9 T Sunday Morning HOME SHOW REALTORS Sundays 11:30a.m. • • • $424,900 PRINCETON $9,$199,900 0 PRINCETOONN $309 000 EAST AMWELL TOWNSHIP , ^^j 1265,000 Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2VS, bath Caldwell-1 model in Princeton t «livinlivin9 we"iiss '^ bb?|' 'f^"?Se Amwc Valley em shoh w you p 2 in Western Section. 4BR, ranch on low maintenance mature « 9 we" '^ ?|' 'f^"?S^. ' K= " 9 Walk to Delaware River from this gracious brick Georgian Colonial ass? s s"h^ ^ iKlorhome buslness'5tudiaeic 'Walktoiown -PRN easy IS ( ' 9L ar,9n',rd91 largest ^5 BRS's*bths *2 decks-p^5s basemenl, 2 car garage PRJ 1075 (609)799-6181 2 fPOWEN VHOUSE; HILLS8OROUGH $143,400 LAWRENCE TWP. $279,900 MONTGOMERY TWP. $325,000 MONTGOMERY , $349,900 Fire your landlord & gain equity m this beautiful oversized townhome. Immaculate structurally superior all brick house on park-like grounds. Woods, orchard, dog kennel w fenced acreage distinguish this Fall in love with this exquisite 5 bedroom Colonial. To make your heart End unit facing grassed area perfect for young families. 3 bdrms. 2Vi Extra large kit. Entire floor plan is great. PRN 532 (609) 921-1411 spacious country home. Guest suite lower level. PRN 541 (609) sing, a kitchen with center island, master bath with whirlpool and first bath, finished basement. 2 balconies, neutral decor. Ready & waiting 921-141) door study with skylights HIL 521 (201) B74-8421 for a new lamily, RDT 259 (201) 534-4085 526-5300 MONTGOMERY WOODS, (149,900 MONTGOMERY TWP. $459,000 NESHANIC $195,758 LAN§ PLAMSBORO $334,900 PUUNSSORO $235,900 PLAJNSBORO $225,000 SOMERVILLE $129,900 Your own pnvate woods to with this Alexander model villa Carel'ee Perfect 4 BH family home, top schools, fenced yard backs to green- Quiet, young, convenient neighborhood Tasteful decoratlrw Invites Absolutely charming 3 bedroom Colonial perfect tor the first time upf' ''P elegant living wtth upgraded carpeting oak hardwood flooring acres pool FP, finished bsmt. screen porch Easy NY commute PRN you to move in Reasonably priced PHN 4B6 (609) 921-1411 buyer. Contact listing realtor lor special linancinq available to aualitied in fo>er FM & kitchen and upgraded kitchen cabinets add to th.s 404 (609) 921 1411 buyer HIL 652 (201) 674-8421 perfectly located villa A short walk to the tt-nnis courts. duD house ft pool PHJ IU70 |60y) 799 81H1 SOUTH BRUNSWICK $100,000 SOUTH BRUNSWICK $249,000 SOUTH BRUNSWICK $192,000 SOUTH BRUNSWICK $234 000 .A-lnN CUNIfH • Lovely .1 tiuiliuijin iwtel ma". i nortnous 1? too"! Cokimal (J y «uitB(i tor l <: e i*ndy. or in-law lmmacul«t* 4 badroum t> t i 1y maJ REM WAhMINOION TWP t2S3.SOO 1 WEST WINDSOR M50.900 WtBT WINDSOR 1233,000 yynil .HO -t tnji»y pilKltHi" li.iny m V«* ihagriitnanl 4 B bwlioom •iM'ullv* home Walk to tdnt,h libmry. tlcNM (Wld Imm M«UKIO«I»<) « Hamilton PA New Homes Princeton South Brunswick/Franklin SCHLOTT 609588-8888 215-321-3678 609-921-1411 201-297-7171 Hllliborough/Montrjomery Readlngton Princeton Junction 201-874-8421 201-534-4085 609-799*8181 22B Week of February 21, 1990 A Packet Publication - \ Weichert SHOP FOR A HOME BY VIDEO! There are terrific home values on the market For your cassette, just call any Weichert office and Realtors today.. .and you can "tune in" for an inside look, ask for our Home Shopper's Showcase, the area's whatever time is convenient for you. first video-magazine of homes. ' It's free. It's current. It's the easy 1990's way to shop for a home! Affordability Plus can low£r your monthly payments by 30%. Available on selected properties. Call us. OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 PM SUNDAY 1-4 PM HOPEWELL OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 PM** } OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 1-4 PM BEST BUY NOW Your buyers will tank you the day you introduce HOPEWELL I them to this home .with every possible quality EAST WINDSOR EAST WINDSOR , B0RDENT0WH 3 BR, 2 8A contemporary on 2.495 acres. At the Great family community, this 2 BR. 2 BA condo has Rent with option to buy, I st floor unit. New kitchen, Large home on corner lot in Georgetown Estates, feature. 4 5 BR. 30 ft. FR. library, den, 14 ft. edge of the Sourland Mountains. Interior all neutral garden window in breakfast area, huge deck, it all. Lots ol closet space, all appliances incl, convenient location, great buy. terrific investment AUEKT0WN periect for mother-daughter set-up. Home has colors, carpeted floors, large deck, country at- tastefully decorated, many upgrades. 4 swimming opportunity. Monthly maintenance fee includes hot skylights UJCUUI All solid wood doors. 2-ione mosphere. HP002 5174,900 Brand new executive home. 3 BR, IVi BA Colonial many outstanding features. Convenient location climate control - a must see! HP001 (409,900 pools to choose from, tennis courts, clubhouse & water, sewer & outside maintenance. $61,000 style with front porch, kitchen with eating area and offers easy accsss to major highways, shopping Directions: Broad St Hopewell to North on Green- playgrounds. Call to see today S13.S00 Directions: N. Main St. (HightstownJ to right into Directions: Rt. 31 to 518 Spur to Van Dyke sign on mod Ave. past Featherbed In. 2nd house on left, sliding door going out to deck. Fenced yard, full and schools. 16 > 32 inground pool, wood (tick, left Directions: Rte 33 to L at Mobil Station cross Rte. Windsor Regency left on Pine lane Bldg. #6 Unit basement 7 feel high. Low priced to sell Close to wood burning stove in the family room and CA are 33 to Avon Dr. L. to 2nd lot on right Bldg. W #13. Pennlnfton 609-737-0100 S'8" Pmnlnjton (09-737-0100 all main roads. Hurry, this won't last! 5149,000 just a few of the features. 415 $114,900 East Windsor (09-448-1400 East Windsor 609-441-1400 , East Windsor 809-441-1400 ' BRAHCHBURG Circa 1824 -11 acre farm Set in Neshamc Station, BRANCHBURG site is ideal for raising livestock & crops, horse Enioy living in this spacious Colonial on 1 9 acres. farm or agricultural research. This home has 6 BR CRANBURY EAST WINDSOR Included are 4 BR. Z'* BA, FR w FP and sitting 1 EAST WINDSOR EAST WINDSOR plus many large rooms. 70*40 barn with 30 Historic home circa 1799 on Main Street Cranbury. An easy home to live in. Col 2 S, i BR, 2 /; BA. 2 Wonderful family home in most desirable area Walk to NY bus or drive 2 minutes to NJ Turnpike. room off MBR Hardwood floors CA and brick patio stanchions or 16 horse stalls Owner will hold Features 4 BR. formal LR and DR. kitchen, plus are just a few ertras1 Call toda*1 HB3254 car. Wide country kitchen connects to FR. Private Hardwood floors, neutral tones throughout. Lovely Train close,.3 sides face woods. FP, finished patio, $150,000 mortgage w 8% for 10 years, 30-year breakfast room, FR. Park-like setting, updated back yard Ample storage in garage Professional wooded lot with inground pool, patio Screened laundry room i walk to shopping. 3 BR. 1» BA. S279.0OO pay out to qualified buyer HB3087 $375,000 electrical and FP. 1299.900 1 Hillsboroujh 201-874-8100 neighborhood Warranty Plan 034-1442ilB4,900 porch oil FR. FR with skylite PI 1181 $244,900 $115,900 Hillsborougll 201-874-8100 Princeton 609-921-1900 Princeton 609-921-1900 Princeton Junction 60S-799-3500 East Windsor 609-446-1400 , . PRINCETON EAST ELEGANT LIVING! • NEW FOUR FAMILY EAST WINDSOR EAST WINDSOR EAST WINDSOR This four BR 2V: BA Colonial is in move-in EAST WINDSOR EWINS TWP. EAST WINDSOR Lovely Ardsley mooel. everything is upgraded, This beautifully maintained home is tastefully 4 family home, iust restored historic Elra Hotel Two family ollenng good rental income for the Mcve n1 condition pa!»c home Within this at smgle home ro fee LR with FP. large kitchen with condition It has a gorgeous wooded lot and large deviated and offers a lot of extras1 Private back built-in pool AFP in the raised LR makes this well N?« walls, floors, wiring, plumbing, heating and investor cr a great start for a buyer who needs the brdabie home it offers 3 spacious BK and 2-. BA upgraded tile and floor Brand new carpet up- yard wilh mature landscaping Explore all AC Each unit has own a,c. heat, hot water. income to qiility Quiet family neighborhood with Neutrally decorated All appliances aie included graded 2:,i BA. 3 BR with two closets Close by all prices iiome a must see One year Home Buyers possibilities' 4 BR 21'; BA Colonial * 2 car Warranty $225,000 washer & dryer Total monthly rental $3000 ptus oft street pa..ing and a private yard Please call and the home still carries a warranty $136,179 transportation. $137,000 attached garage. $215,000 for details NP014 $127,000 East Windsor (09-448-1400 East Windsor 609-448-1400 $300 lor barn on property $375,000 East Windsor 609-448-1400 East Windsor 609-441-1400 East Windsor (09-441-1400 Pennlitfon M9-)37-0IM LIRE COLONIALS' ALWATS ON THE GO? WARM i jiivntM EWING TWP EWINC TWP. FANTASTIC NEIGHBORHOOD EWIN6 TWP Then come take a peek at this one' Nice and This is the perfect home for you Bright & spacious EWINt TWP' FRANKLIN TWP ho*;e in super ctndilion whi: n has a tetatly Park-hke setting Wooded lot. Mountain View sec- EWINt 1 1 spanous making it a great I'O^e I'J lai^e a fanily riverside lownhouse Cathedral ceiling in both LR & 4 BR. 2!i 8A Ranch with FR S FP located in the Clean and hot Best ftcation eicellert price Buy ^ kitchen Spacious FR with recessed in fR oH kitchen aril a den with a sto-ie fP OR Skylight t FP in IR Modern kitchen with an tion 5 BR 31; BA, 2 car garage alarm i this beautiful second tlwr conrjo t»o6R 7 BA. FP. • half BA & glass docs leaiiirg to yatio ii-leicom system Mature landscaping A must see! most beautiful area of Ewing House needs some i.s't- Shdirg glass doors off den lead to fenced yard with abundance of cabinets 4 counter space. Come see paint but ft has just been reduced to sell at all upgrades- CA. custim blinds included Make «' $14)600 1 1 Ideal for a growing family HP003 $179,000 Cail ••• malure landscaping Call today HPOM $199,000 today HP008 $140,000 $199,000 your move betoie it s tot late HBJIS9 $117 900 Penniflfton 60S 737 0100 Penitlnfton (O9IJ7-010O Pennmgton 609)17-0100 Penmngton 609-76)0100 East Windsor 609-448-1400 HHIiboroue* 201-6)4-8190 V»i MIBfJUIKIt STATELY COtODUU. FfuUMLia FRAWIIN TOWNSHIP ""WSlST RANCH FIAMIIN 7 appi-'ve0 hi.m!-.r-£ lots in a beaulifiLJJ tia^quif 8 beauMul ouiiav"s l-ti lixalej C a a! de sac in FRAMUN TOWNSHIP Enjoy the advantages of this two BR end unit FRANUIN TOWNSHIP For the old hpuse lover who wants flemble liyuig a tianqui! ardi filing Doidenng woods Dtuok courtly se; ' Uch let ii apprc«iTi3le!y !i acres This neutrally decorated super 2 BR, IVi BA townhouse that has a slate entry foyer, upgraded Fust impression is the manicured landscaping. space We offer this lovely home which has a "'i and golf cci.iif! Iff pniM lange WAU TO ALL SCHOOLS' HAMILTON SQUARE Ha^iHsn ^.j.aif Colonial Valuing spacious NEW CONSTtUCIIONI HAMI110N SOUAIE 1T HAHIITON TWP. uu i; lili' 'iVyri itamfd limi intpriarr CA. Beautiful thiee BR, two BA Hantti One houu l«ay iitmrowN cu^'n a'dL'fJ "u'ntprJ-L( c !IM ftifnoi turn sn Hamilton twp Victorian Colonial, 4 BK, 211 BA, HAMILTON IWP from private platground House comes with auto- FP tacu//i. skylight silting area workshop, full Interior remodeled spacious Rarichei 3 8R 2 BA, lovely 1st lkK» ctndo in paactfU Wycoll Mills fWw lute ip'Uklpf <.,str •m HIUSIOROUtN HILLSIOROUOH *° Plenty thill Iht word tor lhit Urge Colnmal Mcve nghl into this 3 BR contemporary home NILUMR0WN 1 MIHS|u»0lltH I'lr-ll ol Btt. plenty »' BA plenty gl eitias U.il f I QMtis wall wall carpf! IP CA, professional land HIUU0R0UIN Older home in arfi pf planned new romtrwtieft ! .url-v ln-ir r- If. mijtr-tims1 lijrilh wild J BR tui wtntw and cool AC lyr tuntni#i or |ust reUi on s* apmj ?{jil4 deck full basement and 2 cat Priced lo ten1 This 1 BR .'' BA townh'»ve olfeti Great p«tei>!iii te» someone with imi|inat)6n I BA II' ii IKllK jiiui murh more Beautiful yt'tit Urge deck plenty of iuac« Come sp* tin gauge Ihis beautiful home is waiting lor you Call uu(iad»d caipttmi, hmihed baxmanl oversued Blueprints jtailitjl* for renovation H6377S • >•« i-ml.oi:' ll|Ui;«'i 1118 ON youisel'' Call today Hill;.'4 $258,900 May1 HH)h9 $211,656 d«k, end rwe'H8)7H $II),9N $i49m Hilllllorovitl 201 874 IIM Hlfliooiou|h 101-974 6100 (Wls6or«u|h 291 6)4-6180 NUtllWMd MI-674 6190 HAND LOTS OF LAND MINI INI OVTtlOt INI CONTEMPOiMT LOVIKl IHMWtUMIMWUMMM MPtWILt 10WNWIP NOPIWllt IWP mpcwiu rap Super 4 IR. 2H BA Cohwial thai ihowi IM nm, 47 51 urei nnun|, ltoi rt HOFIwm All Ijink California ttyle 'ench in il»iiubl« family A C ! ) |i» >• B» mi J ?•) a'ret Cuitoff kmlt JOOO Spaciout and bri|til this 4 5 IR. IV* BA home is Ui|e kilchen owtooti«| HI will tmck f> imt l> ICI1 l»nd ind I |* IMttltM Mm. 1r*a!*tt hr-<^p r-r lai| n»|tibiilln»d 4 Bit i',1 8A lilp Imnhm) I l ptifpct loi enlertamini Neutral decor Set peck slideri la deck Hofiewetl itnoolt! Hf004 Kuril (m>ioiii!« etitt lor thu om»«rt| Cell Wej lli|l MIIH I'" •-. i mprl t yi homnjwner protpclioi' plan HliJiiri from the road on a landscaped lot Convenient to IIM.IW iw luii «twh.niiM llMM $10 900 $»B,4tO Pnntnw Cell todeyi W005_ MII.IM IH 7174IM f&m/m hM«w W-IH4W PrMceton 909 9) I 1900 PewiWitw 909)11 0100 FtfliliifWl The Weichert. American LAWKRCt IWP HWMKIinur * ,!.. iiiin I trv. ?hi,,' (to •, M luwnhorw Dream UHMWItlUI (n lri irie lewi'y hft # iwiveniwit fixate *> PR l>o»«ii |>«veu pim n«w ww thrjiijhiiul end til A rtlfttl •" l*e lake full sMMal I IR. 1M IA Tawlnj nmvtlfd ihirrrw Uhlitulwilt m#in- home Mi eel In mtchtn tnd Infflll 0* WlM Win fwijr tmnlitd tM>#m?ti| cfuniiiiiiii, \wtn) r#et epoliemet l»li tl ticiiihine bMnl an en 24B Week of February 21, 1990 A. Packet Publication \i... 400 425 m Investment Land For Sale «« Land For Sale «5 Lan(j For Sale Real Estate Houses Properties ATTENTION LAND HOPEWELL .& E. MILLSTONE TWP • Mon- OWNERS AMWELL • 178 acres by mouth Co. 6'acre zoned TIRED OF Your Mortgage? PRINCETON - Walk to National real estate devlop- owner, 609-46.6-3516, residential farmland. Near HOPEVyEU ,TWP town, 3 family apartment • We'll show you how to large arid luxurious 21 ment company seeks sev- HOPEWELL TWP - 3 acre Green Acres public land. house In immaculate con- save thousands. Call for 2bathrexecutive hornet eral parcels of raw land. All building lot near Bell Moun- Low taxes. $165,000. Call dition. Income $34,500 per amazing recorded country estate.' QourmUl sites considered regard- tain, Panoramic views, The Skeba Agency year. Price $310,000. Call, message: (202) 310-1959 kitcHen.'tiln rm, llv rm, deW less of size and location. country setting, minutes 609-448-0772 609-924-4710 Call Landmax 432 steaifi; Jacuzzi) cent a»d from main routes. MONTGOMERY 2 lots on Mortgages great for entertaining. RefU> 1-800-888-LMAX. $159,000. 609-737-9595 cul-de-sac In area of new HAVE CASH - Will buy No pets. $1500 per moniS? 415 BUILD YOUR homes, prime location, 10 : Real Estate HOPEWELL TWP - 3 lots mortgages: 1st, 2nd & Call 21 5-762-3332. Immstf I PJILME DREAM HOME mln to Princeton. $145,000 for sale with all Improve- third. Call 609-883-5347, occup,; . ' !"d Wanted All set to go. 2 wooded HAMILTON Ouakerbrldge ments or unimproved. M^F, 6pm-9pm. HOPEWELL TWP - EJrP acres, v'th southern expo- Rd prime location. 6.6 acre. Peres & well tests com- ecutlve 5- bdrm; '3 batff sure, fi y approved with MFG zoned. $975,000. 440 pleted with final approval. home on 8 private acres' CASH BUY OUTS septic i isign for 4 bdrm JT BOYER REALTY Houses for Each lot exceeds 3 acres with In-law suite. Jacuzflj' LAST CALL home In West Amwell Twp. 608-921-1805 Brkr with many mature trees. Rent steam, \lyet bar) cent alrf< Arranged (or SELLERS. No Very fairly priced. $99,500. 1 Located In an exclusive PENNINGTON CROSS- numerous upgrades, no mortgage contingencies. J.T. Henderson Inc BELLE MEAD - Cape on.1 Call Barry or Al Sussman at area the prices start at ING - A few prime bldg lots acrem 3 bdrm w/heated pets. Rets. $2500 p# Four condominiums at Palmer Square West Realtor 609-397-2800 r Al Sussman Realty, Re- $175,000. John Slmone avail for sale in Titusvllle. shop/garage: $1200/mo month: Call 215-752-3332. immediately available for purchase. altors, 609-520-0077. CRANBURY WALK - A few Realty, 609-882-1105 For Info call 609-737-8866. plus. 201-874-6161 aft choice building lots avail for HOPEWELL TWP - 7.8 PRINCETON - 4.5 acre 6pm & wknds. sale In Cranbury. For Info acres, magnificent views, A limited selection of tenant-occupied con- PLAINSBORO • Aspen wooded lot. All approvals, BUCKS CTY/Upper Make- Located on a quiet street call 609-655-8088. accepted perks, by owner build this year or invest In fleld - Charming Country with off street parking? condo, Longmont model (2 , DOUBLE GRAVE - Prince- dominiums also available for purchase with bdrm, 2 bath, loft), In rear 609-466-3516. Princeton. Brokers pro- Colonial with fireplaces . + fenced backyard, Is this 10' ton Memorial $1500. De- 3 overlooking woods. Please HOPEWELL TWP - Ap- tected, $229,000. Call separate Guest House. yr old 2 + bdrm Cape Cod! special pricing. call Peter 609-799-1665. luca, 215 Flourtown Rd., proved 6 lot subdivision 609-924-3416. Great schools. $2200 mo with 1'/2'bafhs, modern' Plymouth PA 19462. project for sale by owner. PRINCETON Off Pretty completely furnished. Avail kitchen, formal dining rrrf To make one of them your own, call for prices, EAST WINDSOR - Great Excellent location near Brook Rd • 5 acres on now. 609-586-4869 with sliders to screened IK' TOWNHOME/SINGLE location. Dutch Neck Rd & porch, living rm. Avail Apnt Princeton, schools, & coun- Brooks Bend, backs upto BUCKS COUNTY information and an appointment for a private tour. Home - 3 bdrms, 2'/i One Mile Rd. 115ft X 191ft. 1. $1000 mo + utils. "= try clubs. 609-397-0365 Brook. Buildable. Dramatic Estate Homes baths, finished basement In $105,000. 609-426-0661 Lawrenceville Area. Near HUNTERDON COUNTY - 609-737-9263 On 2 acres + more. J.T. Henderson Inc. ^ Rt 295. Approx $145,000. HOPEWELL BORO Delaware Twp 33.68 acres. WARREN COUNTY Solebury & Northampton, Realtor i609-397-2800> Call wkdays belw 7:30pm- With Great Views & $350,000 or trade for land, Acreage - Exceptional 4 4-5 bdrms, 2'/i baths, 2 Collins Development Corporation 10pm, 201-953-8343 house or business. Suc- fireplaces, 2 car garages, LAWRENCEVILLE 4 bdrr* Southern Exposure. Situ- acre building lot, high 1 ated on a cul-de-sac with cessful perc & spil log. Call above Musconetcong $1850 & $2100/mo. - 2V4 bath Colonial, exc 44 Nassau Street WEST WINDSOR/ betw Mon-Fri 11am-7pm, 215-348-4999 cond, avail now. $1250 mo? PLAINSBORO AREA water, sewer, underground River, fabulous views, 250' Princeton, New Jersey 08542 utilities & privacy. Great 805-544-5464 frontage on NJ's best fish- Select Uvlng Mpmt 609-737-2175,396-9234 -;" I am seeking a 4 bdrm, 2'/* country atmosphere, Short MILLSTONE FARMETTE - ing stream. Park-like riv- CARRIAGE HOUSE • 2 LAWRENCEVILLE - Rerrf" walk to good elementary 5 mi from NJ Tpk Exit 8. erfront setting. Septic & bdrms, available Immed- with option to buy, charm- 609-921-2333 bath home to buy within 1 1 year on a lease/purchase school. Financing to quali- Two 6 acre lots at well approvals. Easy ac- iately, part of 27 acre es- Ing cape cod, 3+ bedrm, 2 arrangement. Occupancy fied buyers. Custom home $150,000. 20 acre lot at cess to I-78. $119,000 neg. tate in Carversville Pa. baths, livrm with fireplace, April 1. Eves, 609- available. Eric Assoc, $290,000. 609-443-1158 201-735-6160 Hewitt & Co. $900 mo. Call Fitting Re- dinrm, famrmj 2 car gar- 609-466-1817 WINDY BROOK - A lew alty, 215-862-9122 age, large lot with extra 275-0221 MONTGOMERY TWP -16 select 1 acre building lots storage house. $1200. Call HOPEWEIX BORO - Vi 1 & 2 acre, heavily wooded EAST BRUNSWICK - 4 avail for sale in Plainsboro. 609-466-2207. acre bldg lot in quiet building lots, all improve- bdrm, 2 new baths, living neighborhood. City sewer, ments & ready to go! Call, For info call 609-799-3353, rm, dining rm, study, LAWRENCEVIILE - 3 water & natural gas avail. 201-359-5837 kitchen, deck & garage on bdrm, 1V4 bath, skylit Leonard Van Hise Agency Property has an abun- a big lot. $1325 mo +ulils. foyer, eat In kitchen, living A Packet dance of mature trees, in- NESHANIC/HILLSBORO classified ad Call eves 201-257-2153 room, dining room, den, 2 cluding 30' tall Hollies. Twp - 9 acre lot, panoramic can help you with EAST WINDSOR - Cran- fireplaces, large heated $115,000. Possible owner view, large barn, 10 min- your special bury Manor 3 bdrm 1Vi greenhouse, private yard, financing to qualified buyer. utes to Princeton 201-369- advertising needs. bath colonial. Short term deck w/spa, air cond & Call 609-397-3636 6216. lease avail or rent w/oplion. more. Must see. Motivated seller has moved & Is ready $1150 + utHs. Avail now. to make deal. Rent at No pets. 609-448-3925 $1100/mo or purchase at EAST WINDSOR - 4 bdrm r $168,000.609-497-1885 or split, 1Va bath, cent air, 921-6527. deck, dshwshr. $1100/mo 5JA%JFINANCiNGr LAWRENCEVILLE • 3/4 OPEN HOUSE - SUNDAY, 1-3PM + sec. 609-443-8393 or 815 PwrinvM* Road 987-2525, ext 231 bdrm single family home, WHAT A COMBINATION! Imagine. Z2O0 sq. ft. combining Luxury Single Family Homes 1V4 baths, litf rm, din rmr the oldar home with a modem Kitchen, and 2!4 baths plus EAST WINDSOR - 3 (am rm, 2 car garage, air a 20x20' addition with den & master bedroom. Dining bdrms, 2 baths, full base- room has brick fireplace & oak floor; hay barn & several WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY! Just what you've have been Preconstruction Prices From $179,900 cond, no pets. $1200/mo. outbuildings: 3.1 acre lot This home in Millstone is sure to waiting for. The chance to purchase a home that can earn ment, 1 car garage, $1200 609-799-2678. be on the top of your list! More land available! $249,000 you money. This two-family home in Hightstown has 2 mo. March 1st. Call Smita Directions: From Hightstown, 3-4 mi. on Rt. 571 South. separat and well-maintained living quarters, a screened 609-443-1814, 799-0166. LAWRENCE - 4 bdrm Follow Van Hise sign left al Perrineville Rd. 1 mi to porch, and in-ground pool. Please call and learn more about this wonderful home. $162,500 house on 1.4 acres. Large properly FAIRLESS HILLS • 1 yrold dining rm, eat in kit, living Colonial with 4 bdrms, 2'/i rm w fireplace, 2 full baths, baths, family rm w/fire- laundry rm & sunroom, de- place, garage & basement. tached garage & In-ground $1250 mo + utils." Call Al- pool. $1460 mo + utils. len Realty ask for Steve, References required. Can ;"oo a art 215-860-9300 609-448-6738i . HIGHTSTOWN - 2 bdrm. MERCERVILLE - 3 bdrm, residential with private yard 3 Bedroom homes featuring: 1V2 bath, finished base- & tree. $750 mo +ulils. ment, convenient to 295, geometric windows, vaulted or Call, 609-448-1075 cathedral ceilings, cozy lofts, $850 mo + utils & security. spacious wooden decks, and formtll , HILLSBORO - older 2 bdrm No pets. Call 609-882- 1 or 2 car garages (^Manors ' Ranch w/full bsmt-V fplon 3949. CWCA. 1912 - this cozy \ruee-bedroom home located in Irg pvt country ya*J. Avail' MONTGOMERY TWP » the prestigious Psddie School area of Hightstown offers an New Arrow! Road April 1. $885mo + Winib enclosed & heated sun porch of the living room wbnck PLMNSBOnO BEAUTY - Custom built in an era of quality Ideal for first-time buyers! $1050/mo plus utils. 3 workmanship, this lovely ranch invites you to view its Hrllsborougti Township sec + sec + utils. fireplace, formal dining room, and updated Kitchen Other Maintenance free living bdrm, 1V4 hath Ranch, warmth and character Features often forgotten from days A laiken Associates Community 201-359-5927. features include: Andersen windows: updated plumbing. for today's active lifestyle! convenient to school, shop- 2-zone heat: full basement; and walk-up attic with ex- past, such as knotty pine den wbncfc fireplace or me (201) 874-6163 pansion possibilities Don't delay! $164,000 flagstone breezeway w jalousie windows can be yours MODELS OPEN 12 5 HILLSBORO - V/a yr old ping, work. Negotiable Don I wart, you may miss this one! $179,500 col. 4 bdrm. 2'A bath, lull lease, avail Immed. 609- GREAT LOCATION! On a private street in Hightstown you Wt\ New Home Equity option Purchaser must qualify lor first bsmt, 2 car gar., $125 When you could be investing your dollars in a Colonial Heritage townhome ... Even if you're not concerned • striking atyl« . in 2 & 3 bnlroom with your financial aecurity overiliM living room« ... a year from now • or Un or airy mnntir mitci wilh tixvnhomct prfctd twenty yean from now • foyer. fivnu you'll find plenty to love at $119,900. Colonial Heritafet • lavlah itandardi foaturta, Like: from attached garagei wilh automatic door openera to elegant wooden cabinetry. • a country Mtting juat off 1-06, convenient to both S*» Colonial Heritage Trenton and PHnoaton today! • nearby •hoppinf and Salet Office Open id ff recreation in •vibrant 10 6 p.m. Daily Mercer County I Call (609) 882-4445 ffifiritqgc- Anotnrr Farintlla Community tap** •«« 1.1. ..i M im J •""•iMN M* fete MI I 26B Week of February 21, 1990 A Packet Publication 445 445 445 445 Townhouses Townhouses Townhouses Townhouses 44? Townhouses 445 Townhouses 445 Townhouses 445 Townhouses 445 Townhouses & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent 3 HIQHTSTOWN HILLSBOROUGH - Why LAWRENCE/Soclety Hill - LAWRENCE SQUARE II - LAWRENCEVILLE Society LAWRENCEVILLE 2 Bdrm NO. BRUNSWICK - 2 PLAINSBORO Tamarron - ROBBINSVILLE AnddVer rent when you can own a Large 2 bdrms, 2 baths, off 3 bdrms, 214 baths, end Hill • Circle, 2 bdrms, 2V* - 2 bath condo, w/w carpet- bdrm, 1V4 bath, Society Hill Immac 2 bdrm, 2 bath, all Glen - 2 bdrms tilth New luxury condos for rent beautiful 1 bdrm condo for Cold Soil Rd, washer/dryer, unit, all appls. $1045 mo baths, 2 firs, $850 mo. Ing, cent air, dishwasher, townhouse, fpl, all appls, appls, cent air, pool & ten- spacious [loft, cathedral at Wyckoff's Mill by Toll as little $S68/mo and no air, carpet, eat In kitchen, + utils. Sale $162,900. Ideal for commuters, pool. washer/dryer. Poo|/tennls. rent $950 or rent w/optlon nla. $800. 201-891-4414 ceiling over living rm, w/w Management Company. 2 downpayment. Call 201- dlnhwasher, pool/tennis. Call, 201-329-2979. No fees. 201-835-8115 No Pets. $800 mo. Avail- to buy. 201-846-4859. PRINCETON Area-Beaut- carpet, appliances, dfent bdrms, 2 bath units with 874-6475. 1st fir, $825 mo. Mr Arons, able March 17. Call 201- air, pool/tennis. Call, economical gas heat are LAWRENCEVILLE Manors LAWRENCEVILLE - The NORTH BRUNSWICK - iful, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, appls, HOPEWELL-Ealbn Place, 609-452-2589. 636-8027 __ 201-390-9319 -i\_ available. Washer, dryer, - $10,000 rent rebate ap- Manors, 7 rooms Including Governor's Polnte. New, w/w carpet, cent air, deck, 3 bdrms, avail Immed, ROBBINSVILLE Wyndljam and refrigerator are In- LAWRENCE Square Vil- plied after 1st year towards 3 bdrms, 2'A baths, fire- LAWRENCEVILLE-Luxur- beautiful 3 bedroom, 2V» storage space, pool/tennis. $985/mo. plus utlls. Call lage - Townhouse, 3 bdrm, purchase. 3 bdrms, 2V4 place, full basement, 1 car ious, contemporary 1 bdrm bath, marble fireplace, mir- $e00/mo. 201 •528-6359 Place at Foxmoor • beaut- cluded. Each condo has a 201 -782-0170. private patio or terrace, 2V4 baths, fireplace, Mas- baths, basement, fireplace, garage, pool & tennis on condo, close to everything, rored closets, plush w/w PRINCETON AREA - iful 2 bdrm, 1 bath condo, plus a fireplace In every LAMBERTVILLE • Quiet ter suite with skylight, cent garage, all appliances, grounds. $1125/mo. Avail 609-393-1609 evenings, carpet, tennis, pool. Beautiful view. 3 bdrms, 2nd fir, cent air, ten- residence. Free recrea- side of town. New luxury, air & upgrades. $1200 mo pool, tennis. $1150 per mo April 1. 609-896-9536 or 201-457-6134 days $1200/mo & utils. 201- 2V4 baths, washer/dryer, nis/pool, gas heat, avail tional facilities too. For In- 2-3 bdrm, 2V4 bath town- -t-utils. Avail May 15th. + utils. Avail Immed. Call, 201-464-5808. LAWRENCEVILLE Luxury 821-4645. ice maker, deck, micro. now. $725 mo. plus utlls. Call, 516-483-4654 201-369-8968 Condo - 1 bdrm., 1 bath., Call 201-359-6661. ~, formation call 215-938- house with loft area. Gour- PLAINBSORO - Ravens $1350 mo. Call, 212- LAWRENCEVILLE Society B200, ' met kitchen has sliding LAWRENCE SQUARE - 2 LAWRENCEVILLE Society with den, all appl., avail, Crest. 2 bdrm, 2 bath, liv 489-1937 SO. BRUNS. - Custom glass drs that open to a Hill - Cold Soil. Spacious Hill - Cold Soil Rd, 2 bdrm, immediately $700 Call HIGHTSTOWN - Wyckoff bdrm 2 bath condo. All rm, din rm w/terrace over- PRINCETON Area Whis- twnhse, 3 bdrm, 2V4 bath, deck overlooking a babbl- townhome, 3 bdrms, 2% 2 bath condo, all appls, 201-780-9177. steam shower, large deck, Mills. 2 bdrm, 2 bath, appls. Avail immed. looking pool, avail Immed, pering Woods - 2 bdrms, 2 ing brook. Fireplace, w/w baths, eat in kitchen, pool/tennis, 1st fir. Avail $800/mo. 609-443-1814. MONTGOMERY WOODS $775/mo. Call 201-666- baths, cent air, all appls, all appls. $1095/mo. 201- pool/tennis, all appls. $825/ carpet, cent air & washer/ freshly painted, wooded May 1 or sooner. $795/mo. LAWRENCE Square Vil- - Beautiful townhouse, 2 3505. fireplace, pool/tennis. $800 446-9540, , T mo. Call 609-799-1918 dryer. $1175 mo. Avail yard. $1100 + utlls in- Call aft 5pm 609-896-2722 lage • Near Princeton, 2 bdrms, 2V4 baths, with fire- + Utils. Call, 609-448-1388 SOMERSET (Quailbrook) - HIGHTSTOWN - Wyckoff's April 1st. Call Mikey, cludes fee, pool/tennis. PLAINSBORO - 2 bdrm, 2 bdrms, 2 baths, Penthouse place & garage. $1200 mo. or aft 5pm, 275-5853 New 2 bdrm, 2 bath, < all Mill 2 bdrms, 2 baths, all 609-397-1362 609-799-9636 or 520-9396 LAWRENCEVILLE • Rent baths, Tamarron Condo, unit, Cathedral Ceiling, sky- Call after 6pm, 201- appliances, washer/dryer, appls. $800. Call 609- directly from builder, new 3 end unit, all appliances, PRINCETON AREA • Fully LAWRENCE - Meadow lights. $800 mo. Call any- 381-7650 golf course view. Furnished 799-0817 or 609-452-1393 LAWRENCEVILLE - Stur- bdrm, 2Vi bath luxury plus extras. Call 609- furnished 2 bdrm condo, 2 Woods, 1 bdrm condo, air time, 201-937-5804 (complete). Avail immed. wood Hamlet. 3 bdrm, 3V4 townhomes with garage. NORTH BRUNSWICK - 799-7347, aft 6 Iv mesg, baths, short or iong term. HILLSBORO - Brand new cond, tennis, pool, $550. $1275 mo. Call 201- LAWRENCEVILLE Society bath, huge country kit $1100. Also 2 bdrm, 2 bath Governor's Polnte, 2 bdrm, PLAINSBORO - 2 bdrm, 2 $1250 mo. Avail April 1. townhouse, 2 bedroom, Immed. 609-924-9702 eve 685-0191 Hill - Condo, Cold Soil Rd. w/frpl, liv/din rm, spacious condominlmums both fully 2 bath end unit, llv mi, din bath with loft, fireplace, Call, 609-737-2621 2Vi bath, large eat-In LAWRENCE SQ. - 2 bdrm, 1 bath, 2nd fl end. fam rm, w/w, appl, closets applianced, $850, lease rm, kitchen, laundry rm, ter- SOMERSET - Owner. Must cent air, washer/dryer, pool PRINCETON AREA - 2 kitchen, formal din rm, full Townhouse 2 bdrm., 2'/2 All appliances, custom galore, gar, yard, pool/ ten- option available. Excellent race, cent air, all appli- sell, company transfer. 2 /tennis. $850 + utils. Avail bdrm, 3 bath, family room, basement, balcony, huge bath, fpl, cent, air, all appl. blinds, choice location. nis. Avail 2/1/90. $1150 terms. Pool, tennis and ances, w/w carpet, tennis/ April 1, Call, 609-275-9252 garage, all appls, pool, ten- bdrm, 2Vi bath TwnhBe, walk-in closet. $895 mo. $850/month, avail. Apr. 1. Avail 3/1. $725. Leave plus utlls. 609-896-4231 or much more. Call between pool. $925 mo. Avail May PLAINSBORO ASPEN - nis. $975/mo. plus utils. bsmt, gar, upgrades, frpl, Call, 201- 548-6344, Call 609-771-1174. message, 201-780-9177 609- 882-7972 12-5pm, 609-895-0500. 1. Eves, 201-369-3603 Avail immed, 2 bdrm, 2 Call 609-799-8057 or newly decorated. $155,000 bath, Ige loft, full appls, 243-3084. neg. 201-545-8093. $900/mo. 609-275-2835 SOUTH BRUNSWICK - PRINCETON Canal Polnte leave message Wynwood Estates. Imrrkc - Cloister, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 bdrm, 2 bath condo. All PLAINSBORO - Aspen close to train station. appls, cent air, pool, tennis. condo, 2 bdrms, 2 baths, $100O/mo. 212-535-4011. loft, fpl, all appls including $825. 201-329-3150. PRINCETON Canal Pointe washer/dryer, $850/mo. SOUTH BRUNSWICK - • 2 bdrm, 1 baths, all appli- CROSSROADS plus utils. Owner pays Wynnwood townhouse, 3 ances, deck with storage, condo fee. Call 201-329- bdrm, 2'/2 bath, pool and tennis/pool. Avail March 4540. tennis, cent air, appls, 1st. $825 mo + utils. Call $900/mo. Avail now. 609- PLAINSBORO Hampshire days 609-394-6939, eves 799-5027. - New townhouse, 2 bdrms, 586-2131 2'/2 baths, finished loft SOUTH BRUNSWICK • PRINCETON LANDING - 2 w/skylight, cent air, fire- Wynwood Estates. 2 bdrm, master bdrm suites + den, place, all appliances, pool/ 2 bath condo. All appls, 2'/» bath, din rm, liv rm tennis. Available April 1. cent air, pool, tennis. $825. w/fpl, eat-in kit, central $1100 + utlls. Call, 609- 201-329-3150. ]_ atrium & deck, full bsmt. 586-5417 $1500, + utils. Avail im- TWIN RIVERS • 3 bdrms, PLAINSBORO - Immacu- med. Call 609-921-9435 Iv 1Vi baths, finished base- late 2 bdrm, 2 bath, msg. ment, $800 per mo, im- mediate occupancy. 201- washer/dryer, dishwasher. PRINCETON LANDING - Available now. $825. Call, 821-8434. Near Forrestal Center, 2 201-297-0143 bdrms, 1 bath, w/w carpet, TWIN RIVERS - 3 bdrm PLAINSBORO/Princeton cent air, all appliances, 2'/2 bath, bsmt, all appls. Meadows -1 bdrm, 1 bath, pool/tennis. Fitness center, Avail 3/1. $900/mo. COUNTRY ESTATE- on 10 acres ol rolling land with large 609-443-1814. ok) trees, field, woods, flowering bushes arid a lovely pond. top fir balcony. Cathedral available April 1. $800 mo N ceiling with fan, skylight, + utlls. Call days 201 -949- TWIN RIVERS - 4 bdrm, This gracious old home (original house circa 1800) has all the Bucks County, PA REALTOR up-to-date comforts and extras, Including a heated pool and fireplace, all appliances, 1093, eves 201-538-5984 2Vi bath, Quad I, all ap- Only 45 minutes from Princeton. A "New" old house. Beautifully lighted tennis court. There are 6 bedrooms • 5V4 baths, a 3 w/w carpet, pool/tennis & PRINCETON - Lawrence pliances, $975 mo. Avail car garage and a guest apartment. It is country living just golf available. $725 mo. preserved and renovated: random floors, painted stone walls, open Sq Society Hill, new lux. 2 now. Call; 609-799-2334 minutes from downtown Princeton, Pennington. Call now for Call Dave 201-359-7970, Bdrm, 2'h baths, loaded. 8 beam ceiling, fireplace, all new kitchen (very large!). French doors an appointment. $1,150,000 after 7pm 201-828-6042. WHISPERING WOODS • 2 Britton Court. $119,500. bdrm, 2 bath, 2nd floor from master bedroom to deck overlooking terraced garden. River PLAINSBORO Ravens 201-967-8040/670-1490 condo. Avail 3/1. $875/mo view! Now available for #249,900 Crest - Lease/purchase. 2 ROBBINSVILLE Wyndham plus utils. 201-297-0416 bdrm, 2 bath, 2nd fir. $795 Place at Foxmoor - beaut- WHISPERING WOODS • SERVING MERCER, SOMERSET AND MIDDLESEX COUNTIES mo. Avail Immed. Call iful 2 bdrm, 1 bath condo, So Brunswick. Large luxury Brentwood 609-921-2170 or Iv msg. 2nd fir, cent air, ten- Princeton Crossroads Realty, Inc. 2 bdrm condo, living rm (215) 794-3267 nis pool, gas heat, avail 342 Naviau Strwl (Corner Harrison) • Princeton • Park In our lot PLAINSBORO Ravens w/fireplace, 2 baths, deck, Stoh"Services Crest - 2 bdrms, 2 bath now. $725 mo. plus utils. laundry rm w/washer & condo, next to pool/tennis, Call 201-359-6661. dryer, cent air, w/w carpet, facing backyard, all upgr- ROBBINSVILLE Wyndham huge walk in closet, pool/ aded appls. Washer/dryer, Place - 2 bdrm, 1 bath, tennis. $915 mo, Call, frig, oven/hood & garbage $750 mo. plus utils. incls: 201-329-8919 disposal, w/w carpet, heat washer/dryer, tennis, pool, pump, cent air, & vertical*. «th«r extras, avail March 1. W. WINDSOR - Ige 1 txjrm Golf course offered; $875 201-679-9184. guest house, garage avail. mo, condo fee included. No Pets. $795 + utils 609- 924-6756. ' Avail May 1. Call 201- ROSSMOOR Adult Com- 251-6877 munity - 2 bdrm, 2 bath YARDLEY COMMONS - condo in Mutual 14 Must Large 1 bdrm cottage, PRINCETON Area/ Mont- be 55 or older, $850 mo sunken living rm, dining.rm 1 gomery Woods - Town- Call, 201-755-2716. w/french doors to patio, air house, 2 bdrma, 2'/i baths, cond, washer/dryer, all ap- fireplace, cent air, washer/ ROSSMOOR • Retirement pliances. Avail Mar. $680 dryer, garage. Short/long Community. For rent with mo + utils. Call, 609- term, $975 mo. Avail Mar 1. option to buy avail. 1 yr 883-9893 Days 212-319-5100 ext lease preferred. $750 mo 272 or eves 609-497-0971 Call 609-655-1335. YARDLEY PA - very de- sirable 1 bdrm cottage. Avail now. $675/mo. Call 609-424-2517 447 Lease With Option 1 To Buy R S A I ESTATE S. BRUNSWICK - 3 bdrm., 2'/, bqth, air, basement $950 per month, option to buy Call 201-782-2117. PKINCrrON. H-t. MHO 450 Apartments Anne S, Stockton, Licensed Broker For Rent SALES LISTINGS ALLENTOWN-1 bdrm apt. $600 mo Including all utils Avail Immad, cafl 609-466- 3827 for detail*. APARTMENTS Townhouse Garden* 1 & Bdrms Apti. Available Immediately Rants atari at y$545 mo. 1 month fre« rent, If lease It signed by St. Patrick'! Day, 1990 . Manlova Av«. Mkjhlslown. KMQSTON • C-1 Zone, ytl comfortably tMklaniial An NJ. Call: 009448-2198 or authentic 8 room 2 atory Victorian houw th«r» it • 2 room 448-4601 and baft addition on tht main lavtl with hallway to a aaparata outelda cntranca which would maka an •«c»it»nl BELLE MEAD - near Car- horn* cflk* tof i doctor, tawyar or othar pnrfasaional The rier Foundation. 2 ptu« lams alia lot provtdaa ampt* room lor additional parking Ful bwtmant, 1 car datachtd garargt Naaotiabto bdrms, unfurnished, no Harding Hill Homes is one of New Jersey's premier custom builders. The reason — pats, 1 yr lasts. Immod [i occup $675 plua utils, Call uncompromising attention to even the smallest detail. The homes themselves are spectacular. 201-359-4844 an«r 6pm BERKLEY 30. . Hl.lortc Each, masterfully crafted inside and out. And, beause location is a primary concern to you, you'll diatnet. 3 rb Boor, 2 room*, lg. kitchen, c«nt living ant* find Harding Hill Homes only in the very best neighborhoods. and bathroom BaMmcnt The result — an exceptional home and community storage and wurw/drytr. Suit tlngls buiirwtf par- son, 10 minute* to RR ac- for those who won't accept anything less. LIION Or»at country Hying on 6* *cra« with wondatM view* and privity. Thu alagan! taut* h«« 4 tion. 20 mlnutaa to Prince- badrm*, }Vt bath* and 2 Mautlfut addffiom dMigned by ton. $600 heat included. Iht arcNMet, WWam Shod Imtglna your lamily in iNt lovely country tatting only 2 mll«i tfgm t Call 608 383-5140. BORDENTOWN Park Apt* Spactog, i « 2 bdrm apt» In bMuWul Htting From WA-L-K- 4 A 5 bedroom estate homo on 2 pha acre $610 mo Include* wMh*r' homeskes in HopeweH, Nj from «4!MW. dryer, w/w «rpet bate- M uncompnxririnj tsotc homes from tin board hett & hot wtter, 2 (441)717-7717 •* cond.,' awimmlng pool, mC* «•») *"*• on Ute perking. Muter TV KXTON • i bedroom, a bam Ranch . anort walk to •ytiem Cable ready. New • private backyard on thret-llnad ttr«*i Naw addition •ppllancea ivaJUible Of- «ce«IAptiA,«oiPertcSt Of MM 609-298-0002 Mpn- HOPEWELL frt 10-6, Set 9-3 RIDGE BORDENTOWN TWP Pohl« Breexe Apt Grand Opening Large i&2Mrmi0Mtrom WINDYBROOK »W0 mo, wfe carpet, a.alr Exclusive Luxury Estates conditioner*., «wlmm(ng 4 bedroom ««culv« homei In PWmboro P°ol, bM«bo.«i he«t» hot from the km 'MM*!. • (<*) "» included. On lite T y 1 appit « cable avail. Office kJftaiad it Apt i I, smtmsmw" ""mmJtO Route 209, MortiFrl 10-6, 8« 9-3 or Call M8M 28B Week of February 21, 1990 A Packet Publication 450 450 455 Apartments 450 Apartments 450 Apartments Apartments 450 Apartments "52 Resort «« Resort Resort Rooms *'• For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent Properties Properties Properties For Rent LAWRENCEVILLE - West- PRINCETON AREA PRINCETON CENTRAL - PRINCETON - New studio SUMMITT TRACE APTS - For Rent For Rent For Rent HILLSBOROUQH - FumA EWINQ TWP Hl-fllSE Large unfurnished, 2 bdrm, apt In Palmer Square. Im- Langhorne/Newtown area. cable, wshr/dryr, all apptou1 gate Apts is accepting ap- HILTON HEAD • Discount SENSATIONAL Our exceptionally well main luxury apartment, 2nd floor, mediate Occupancy. $700 1 & 2 bdrm luxury apis. deck. Nonsmoker. $4Q0<<, plications for 1 & 2 Bdrm Rentals, toll-free for ocean ST. MAARTEN Apts. Heat, hot water & -talned building offers lots living room, dining room • per month. 609-921-7794 Mlns to I-95 & trains. Flex- mo Incl utils. 201-834j.t condos brochure cooking gas included. Call, of space, extras & conve- kitchen, bath, hallway. Exc Ible terms, 215-968-0160 8746. ' ' Ztn cond, parking space for 1 PRINCETON • Partly 800-445-8664. Luxury 3 bdrm/3 bath villa 609-882-6839 niences plus air cond, off furn'd, 1 bdrm apt, 2 blocks LAWRENCEVILLE - NiOftr car. $795/mo. Including TRENTON - Villa Park, 1 HILTON HEAD Island - on mountain overlooking street parking, laundry from Nassau. Parking & all furnished room available-Irj.' LAWRENCEVILLE Garden heat, water & laundry facili- bdrm. with large finished Seascape Villa, South Foi- Simpson Bay with private faclls on each floor, inter- utils Incl'd, $950/mo. 609- private home for profess - 1 & 2 bdrms avail, ties. Avail In March. No attic In quiet private resi- est Beach, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, pool/habitat, close to com systems, some with 921-7133. heat/hot water Included. pets. Call Cornelia Weller dence. Heat paid $600/mo. sleeps 4-6, swimming pool, beach. Luxury 2 bdrm/2 slonal, nonsmoking gentle-, dishwasher. Spacious plus utilities Call man. Kit priv, share bath,/ Mon-Fri, 609-896-1086 grounds overlooking swim- Real Estate, 349 Nassau PRINCETON playground In complex, bath penthouse at 5 star use of living rm & den. $79/ LUXURY 1 & 2 Bdrm Apts ming pool. Excellent • lo- St. Princeton. 609-924- 609-695-6127. WINTER HOT SPOTS outstanding lagoon view, resort with pools, tennis, week. Call.eoS^I-ISI^ - $560 & $660/mo, heat & cation - just minutes from 0430. Nassau St - 1 bdrm, den, TRENTON Hillcrest - Sec- deck, micro-wave, VCR, casino, restaurant, etc. 1 living rm, large eat In kit, The first place to turn to bdrm & studio also avail. LAWRENCEVILLE^ hot water incl. 3 mi. from ctr Route 1 & 130 Corridor & PRINCETON - Center of tion, 2 bdrms, living rm, eat newly decorated, beach washer/dryer basement. in kitchen, den, nice yard. for the PERFECT chairs, walk to ocean; Sea For Info/pictures call Resi- Furnished. AvaJKMarch fi,\ of P'ton. 609-452-2104 NYC tains. Evening hours town, 2 bdrms, liv rm, big by appt. $850 includes heat & hot $675 mo + utils. Call, GETAWAY Whether you Pines Greenwood Forest dents 201-439-2512 or 200 year modernized farm,-' i LUXURY & FUN EQUALS eat In kit, full bsmt, porch & water. Off street parking. house. Acre of land, inv HIGHGATE APTS 609-466-3351 want to ski the Rock- home, 3 bdrm, 4 baths, Business 201-467-9298. parking. $685 + utils. Call Available immediately. ground heated, pool, use-" The Commons Parkway & Olden Ave. Trenton Suburb ies...Island hop in the sleeper den, 2 master SWAN'S ISLAND, ME. - 3 Alice, 609-921-1048 Caribbean or browse for cable tv In fam rm. Kit prly,; At Fallsington 609-883-4626 (Robbinsville) bdrms, 2 tv's, VCR, bdrm, deck, view, hiking, PRINCETON - Efficiency Princeton antiques In Vermont, we negot. $325/mo. 1 mo se-: If no answer call SHARON ARMS micro-wave, tennis/pool in swimming, June-Sept apt. available mid-March all Int'l Properties have the latest listings in \ curity dep. 609-896-9140,. We have the equation to 201-721-9336 On Sharon Rd opp complex, wooded view, $350/wk. No smokers. 201 - utilities and 1 car garage 609-921-3257 Resort Rental and Sale equal the life style you only Sharon Country Club beach chairs, 5 min drive to 722-4904. LAWRENCEVILLE \r: PRINCETON'S CHOICE space $540/mo plus 1 Properties. ocean. Call 201-462-8687 dream of: PRINCETON - Quiet, 1 BEDROOMS UNIQUE FLORIDA Furnished room, in private, is as easy as... month security. Call (For Resort Rentals see • New w/w carpeting bright 2 to 3 bdrm apt Fully carpeted, air condi- HILTON HEAD,S.C-2br, VACATION home. Klt/lndy privilege?.' 609-921-8284 after 7pm classification #452. For • Fully equipped kitchen w/private patio overlooking tioned apartments. Only 2 bath condo. Golf, free Safety Harbor, North Cap- Fern, nonsmoker, $80 wk, 1 2 3!ll and wknds. Resort Properties For Sale • Spacious wooden decks park. Walk to town, no minutes from Trenton on tennis, pool. $319-$399 tlva Island, West Florida. includes utils. 609-882,-. PRINCETON/EWING Col- see classification #380) • Individual washer/dryer HUNTER'S GLEN pets. Refs required. Call, Sharon Rd off Circle of wk. Owner 609-924-5560 Close but seperate from 9635. lege Area efficiencies. Fur- 609-924-4710 Intersections of Rtes 130 & mainland near Fort Myers. 609-799-1611 nished/Unfurn. Utils incl, L.B.I. - 30x40 ft boat slips. LAWRENCEVILLE - nffifl' Prestigious but afford- RINGOES - 3 bdrm, 1V4 33, near Tpk Exit 7-A, just Unspoiled gulf beaches, $75 & up. 609-771-1888 Swimming pool, bath to Rider College. Large able bath, full basement & yard. Vi mile North of I-95. pool, tennis, restaurants, • Country Club Living house, parking privileges bdrm, full bath, walk-lrv PRINCETON HORIZONS - $850. 609-397-5779. 609-259-9449 terrric views. No cars. 2/3 • Walk to golf course included. Minutes to Beach closet, private entrance." OPEN HOUSE 1-2 & 3 bdrm apt. Includes WEST TRENTON • Scud- bdrm townhouses on water • Walk in closets SOMERSET/FRANKLIN Haven Inlet. Starting at $100/wk. 609-883-9791." FEB 3-4th, 11-4 pool and tennis. 609-924- der Falls East, 1 & 2 bdrm or 2 bdrm house with gulf • W/w carpet TWP $900 per season. Re/Max 6739 apts. Now accepting ap- view. For info/pictures call LAWRENCEVILLE - NeaV 1 MakefiekJ Rd plications. Call Mon-Fri, Realtors, 1-800-331-1396. the high school, 3 large^' FOX RUN PRINCETON NEW JERSEY'S Residense 201-439-2512 MorrisvUle, PA 9am-5pm only, 609-883- LONG BEACH Island - bdrms avail, share bath," 609-799-2710 BEST VALUE AFTERNOON DELIGHT - or Business 201-467-9298. 215-295-5600 HOUSE - with private gar- 9227. New contemporary, north nonsmoking female's' den in desirable area of Spring skiing in southren WILDWOOD ANNA-Apts. pref'd, 609-882-5408. -" MANVILLE- 3V? rooms, • Park setting Vermont. Great view of end, quiet area. Sleeps Princeton. Huge windows, Free Gas & Electric W. WINDSOR - Ige 1 bdrm 10+, spectacular water 1 block to beach. Mod, 2 MANVILLE - turn room for" Large wonderful kitchen, • Free gas heat Magic Mountain. Only floor to ceiling fireplace, 1 Free Heat & Hot Water guest house, garage avail. views, 2 decks. Flyers & bdrni, sleeps 5-6, a/c, T.V., gentleman, with kitchen., adults preferred. $575 rent. • Princeton area's easiest 24 Hour Doorman minutes from 3 major ski bdrm, attached garage. No Pets. $795 +utils 609- pictures available In Prlnce- parking. Season, mthly, privileges. Call 201 - I'/amo sec. 201-467-4492 access to major corpor- Free Parking areas. Sleeps 6, 2 full $1000 mo. 924-6756. ton. Call, 609-924-6340 wkly. Senior wk special 725-7680. MORRISVILLE ations, principal high- Free Tennis baths. $250 a night. Call $125/person. 215-331- ways & express trains to YARDLEY BELMONDO 609-259-9711. MANTOLOKING - Furn- Princeton Crossroads Swim Club' 6097 MANVILLE - Room for NYC! on the Delaware - 1, 2 & ished 4 bdrm, 2V* bath 1, 2 & 3 bdrm apts. Realty 609-924-4677 No Brokers Fee BARNEGAT LIGHT- On gentleman. 201-526-064^ 3 bdrms, heat & hot water home. All conveniences, WILDWOOD, N.J. - High Reasonably priced. Pay LBI Getaway week, or long MERCERVILLE - Furfc OEER CREEK PRINCETON included, Easy NY, Phila, cent air, etc. May 26 to School Senior Week. 1 & 2 own utilities. 20 minutes Studio w/terr weekend. Ocean front on Master Bdrm, Priv Bath, 609-275-9433 Princeton commute. From Sept 3rd inclusive. $16,000 bdrm apts, pool, parking, from Princeton. Call 215- Large 1 bdrm apt on Har- 1 bdrm w/terr the dunes, beautiful beach. utils Incl. $360 or $400/mO, $650, Mon-Fri, 8:30-5. Call + utils. Call, 609-587-8697 cable TV. 215-352-9263. 295-4608, Mon 3-7pm, rison St. Spacious living JR. 2 bdrms w/terr Call Milt at 609-494-6156. w/KIt Priv. 609-587-1793.*' • Country setting with jog- 215-493-1988. Tues-Fri 10am-4pm, Sat rm, modern kit w/micro- from $620 Will return call. MARGATE - 9600 Bldg. 3 455 Rooms For PLAINSBORO - Furnished ging trails 10am-2pm. wave, dishwasher, sunny YARDLEY Heacock bdrm, furnished. Avail Im- efficy, 14 x 11 In priv home, • Walk to shopping center Meadows • Duplex, spac- BRANT BEACH - LBI. dining area, w/w carpet, HARRISON TOWERS med. 215-322-2777, ask Rent on wooded estate, for prtil MORVEN Village/Hamilton • Unmatched social & rec- washer/dryer, Cable TV, ious 2nd fir, 2 bdrms, 2 Ocean block, 2 bdrm 575 Easton Ave (Rt 527) for Joyce. CRANBURY - 2 rooms with person. Non smoker. $525/ Twp - Modern garden apts. reational amenities cent air, lovely backyard, baths, dining rm, w/w duplex for rent to families. 201-246-7870 bath, heat, hot water & m^JSOjJ-regjJOTiB^^^ Park like, 14 acres. New off street lighted parking, carpet, cent air, washer/ Many amenities. $450- MARTHA'S VINEYARD - 'Membership Fee electric. Parking, semi- pri- appliances, w/w carpet, 1 PRESIDENTS SPECIAL basement storage. Near dryer, garage, near shops, $700/wk. Discount for mul- Chappaquidlck, 3 bdrm, PRINCETON -19 Humbert SOMERVILLE - Clean 4 or 2 yr leases. From $550. FOR FEBRUARY shopping, bus & medical train/l-95. $745 mo + utils. tiple wks. 609-896-4857 Scarlet Contemporary, vate entrance, suitable for St. $350/mo. share bairj-^ rooms + bath, garage. Winter Special! Call, 609- By George, pay only the services. No pets. $950. Eves, 215-646-6381 wkdays or 609-361-0408 sleeps 8, easy access to business person, no smok- room. Just 1 room. 609-' $595/mo + utils. No pets. 888-3052 year of your birth for 1 wkends. Edgartown & beaches. ing. Avail Mar 1. $450 mo. 921-2477. 7 201-725-1906. YARDLEY - Remodeled June & Sept, $45O/wk; July Call, 201-329-2658 NEW BRUNSWICK - 2 month's rent. (1964 = NT Caftaway Real Estate CAPE COD - Wellfleet off old Victorian, efficiency apt, & Aug. $800/wk. Days, EAST WINDSOR/Windsor bdrm apt, first fir house, $19.64) Honest, Abe! 609-921-1646 STOCKTON - Lovely 2 Welffleet Harbor near Nat'l PRINCETON - 2 furnished $399 mo. Also very comfor- 617-274-5048. Eves, 508- Mill - Furnished room newly renovated. Near Lease Now - Move In By bdrm 2nd fir apt. Newly Seashore. Two houses rooms w/bath, private enV PRINCETON • Midtown, 2 table 1 bdrm apt, $525 for 346-9404. w/bath, kit, laundry, pool, Douglas campus. $800 March 15, 1990. remodeled, spacious deck each sleeps 6. Un crowded trance, lovely neighbor-' bdrm lux apt on quiet St. & side porch, off street single, couple $550. Avail- immaculate. Call, 609- N mo. 201-247-0424 able now. Utils not in- May-June or Sept-Oct POCONO LAKE Chale' - hood, near shopping ceif- < Heat, hot water, much parking. $650 mo includes 426-1082 ter, no kitchen or laundry NEW HOPE -1 bdrm apt in cluded. No pets. Call, $195-270 in season $435; All seasons, weekly and more $1050.609-921-0461 heat, water & sewage. Call weekends. Boats available. facilities. Quiet, prof. town w/parking, w/w car- PRINCETON - Modren 1 215-493-6567 also Cove House with great EWING TWP - Room in Weldel Realtors. 609- water view, sleeps 9: 201-937-9571. fessional gentleman pra. pet. Avail now. Call Fitting bdrm, spacious, clean, w/w spacious colonial. Non- 397-0777. early-late $360-480, ferred. Refs requested). Realty. 215-862-9122 carpet, hot water & heat 452 Resort POCONOS • Chalet. Ski or smoking male referred. season $795. All have $325/mo, utils included. 609-921-3788. £ PENNINGTON • 1 bdrm incl'd. Vi block from Nas- just relax. Sleeps up to 8. STOCKTON, NJ • large 2 Properties large decks, fireplaces & 609-771-3812. cottage. $700 mo. Avail- sau St. Avail immed, $685/ 215-752-1944. Luxury Apts from $590. bdrm apt, wshr/dryr, near fully heated. Space in PRINCETON AREA Roorjr mo. 609-921-2061. For Rent POCONOS • Saw Creek FURNISHED MOTEL able now. Call, 609-587- Only $500 Security De- river, yard, $670/mo + season is limited. Brochure - In spacious, sunny farm* Estates - Perched on Room • with satellite tv 9649 posit. Pets Welcome utils. March 1. 201-538- CARIBBEAN COTTAGE • & photos: Foster, 20 Half house with fireplace;; PRINCETON - Nassau St, mountain top, 3 bedroom, HBO, radio. Individual heat PENNINGTON - 3 bdrm, 9869. Swim, snorkle & more. 2 Acre Ftd, Jamesburg, NJ washer/dryer, nonsmokerf large airy, 2 bdrms, liv rm, fireplace, double Jacuzzi, control, air cond, w/w IVi baths, superbly re- bdrms. $450 a week. Call, 08831, 201-521-0229 only. 5 miles. $450 or $5Of NearRtsi, 130&NJTPK, den, eat in kit, lots of weekend & weekly rates. carpet, private bath. Wind- modeled Victorian, modem 609-448-5581 includes utils. Call, 60$* Plainsboro, NJ. Open Daily closets. $925 per mo. In- WEST WINDSOR - 1 Call days, at 609-799- sor/ Hightstown area motel. kit, $875 + utils. Call, 466-4660 i. till 6pm, Sat 5pm, Sun 4pm. cludes heat & water. Call bdrm, liv rm, large kit. Priv HAWAII - WAIKIKI Apt. HILTON HEAD S.C. • 4199; Evenings at 609- From $135/wk. Call 609- 609-737-3570 or 737-7757 PRINCETON BORO - Un- 609-896-8055 evenings. tront/back entrances, drive- 29th II great views, Palmetto Dunes. 3 bdrm, 3 799-1685 or 609-890-7144 448-8637. furnished apts on Wiggins way, yard. Wshr'Dryr, w'w, beach.shppng short walk. bath townhouse on golf PRINCETON BORO • T PRINCETON AREA - Long furn, Ige, bright roomf" St. 2 & 1 Bdrms from $735 PRINCETON - New 1 a/c, attic, shed. Country Pool, tennis, sauna, course, walk to beach, pool UP THE CREEK MARINA - SOMERSET - Plush room or short term, 3 bdrm, 2 Shared bath, kit/laundry ->s bath, fireplace, pool tennis. to $985 1- utils. Call, bdrm. a/c, parking, central setting. Close to RR and Jacuzzi, wght rm. sec. park- & playground. Perfect goll Slip Rentals. $40 per foot with private bath, available parking. $375 4 $425. AviH" Call, 609-799-4708 609-924-7027. location, $735 mo. Avail shopping. $725/mo includ- ing. Wkly mo. rates. & tennis gel-away. 609- on Cedar Creek Bayville. to professional/executive now. Call, 609-921-1759. Mar 1st. 609-921-1262 ing utils. 609-799-7119. 609-397-3757. 921-8193. 201-269-6469 $135 wk. 201-873-5684 COMMERCIAL & tNVEST&ENb PROPERTIES • i OFFICE SPACE EWING, NJ. OFFICE SPACE Comer of No. OMen RESEARCH PARK SHOPPING CENTER SPACE and Parkway Ave. THE HILTON BUILDING NEW More than 427,000 square feet HAMILTON SHOPPING CENTER 194 Nassau Street, Princeton MERCERVILLE SHOPPING CENTER SHOPPING TWO MONTHS FREE RENT Leasing MONTGOMERY SHOPPING CENTER CENTER FOR EVERY TWELVE MONTHS LEASED * PENNINGTON SHOPPING CENTER Great Retail • Princeton Mailing Address Suites From 675 to 3,500 Sq. Ft. PRINCETON ARMS CENTER Location! • Suites from 1,000 square leet 1000-12.000 sq. ft. • Rents Start $7 00 Per Foot Net (will subdivide) from $10. sq. ft. Join Ptaa Hut4 • original term of lease Join Lead Tenants — Merrill Lynch and HI national Bank CALL 609-921-6060 - MARK HILL Trenton Saving* Fund Call Mark Hill (609 921-6060) HILTON REALTY CO. KORMAN ASSOC. For further information call: Brokm Prottciml HmNorrto (609) 924*6551, Evenings (215) 860-5932 Hilton Realty Co. 201-731-97001 Brokers Protected Callaway Commercial NOW LEASING OFFICE SPACE Immediate Sublet 100 Thanet Circle 100 THANET CIRCLE FOR LEASE Princeton, N.J. 100-101 Thanet Road 2 ThrM Story Buildings Princeton. NJ 06540 15 Acres — 110.000 Sq Ft 13 ROSZEL ROAD 6258 sq. It. office suite :\ PRINCETON 3rd fl., comer location PRINCETON PIKE OFFICE PARK Exceptional glass-line 6 perimeter exec, offices 3131 Princeton Plk« 6 Two Story Buildings Uwrencevllle. NJ 08648 28 Acrts — 266,000 Sq ft. ADJOINING CARNEGIE CENTER Fir. to celling side lights Spacious kitchen/lunch room MOUNTAIN VIEW OFFICE PARK Conference room & work room NEWLY RENOVATED OFFICE BUILDING Open bull-pen w/layout flexibility 000 Bear Tavern Road 5 Three Story Buildings UNITS FROM 1500 TO 30,000 SQ, FT. W Trenton, NJ 066?8 21 Acres — 275,000 Sq. ft Immediate Occupancy 2+ yrs. remaining PARKWAY CORPORATE CENTER Thlt la the BEST LOCATION ottering Iht BEST RENT Rent $14 p.s.f N.N.N. 1230 Parkway Avnnuo 1 Three Story Building W Trenton. NJ 08028 5 9 Acres • 61,000 Sq f-T Contact Scot K. Ware JINGOLI ORGANIZATION Keller Really Associates Inc Norman Callaway 103 Carnegie Center FOR INFORMATION CALL MANAQCMENT OTOCE8 Princeton, NJ, 08540 (609) 896-3111 or (60S) 896-2047 Bob Noeiner BROKERS ARE PROTECTED. 600-452-8880 W« provide deston servtot to custorrvtslior the interior space to tenant speofflcattons Jersey 08542 SS8SSS i * V 30B Week of February 21, 1990 A Packet Publication i,. 467 office/ w office 467 office 467 Office «r Office t Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial For Rent For Rent For Rent Fpr Rent For Rent A PRIME Retail - & office EXECUTIVE OFFICE - HOPEWELL " LAWRENCEVILLE PENNIN'GTON CIRCLE - space In Central Business Space available. Prime lo- 5800 sq ft Remaining Modem office space, upto Distlot of Princeton. For cation on Nassau St In 700' sq ft of office/retail Divisible to 1200 sq ft 1400 sq ft. Call, 609- Info call, 609-924-6B55 Princeton. Furnished. space available In historic Lawrence Executive Ctr 737-9300. ; Secretarial support avail- Victorian house on Broad ATTENTION 1-295 at Princeton Pike. PENNINGTON - If you able. On site parking. Call, St. In Hopewell. Hardwood Join recent occupants: want presteglous and ex- 609-921-1814. floors, attractive moldings, • Entrepreneurs United Jersey Bank clusive space in a small EXECUTIVE OFFICE • high ceilings, and ample 1 • New Business Owners Donald F. Smith & Assoc office complex call space available. Prime lo- parking. For Information • Investors NJ Realty Title & 609-737-6668. • Franchise Operators cation on Nassau Street In contact Barbara Bartner, Prince Manufacturing Princeton. Furnished. Sec- 609-924-4552. Contact Exclusive Agents: • PRIME OFFICE SPACE FOR THE VERY LATEST retarial support available. INDIVIDUAL/EXECUTIVE Buschman & Co. NESHAMINY PLAZA IN EXCITING BUSINESS On site parking available. OFFICE 609-896-1600 Immediate occupancy. OPPORTUNITIES TURN 609-921-1575. • Telephone Answering 400-2,000 sq. ft. All LAWRENCEVILLE services, Included. Street TO SECTION 113 IN • Conference Room FREEHOLD AREA - Off Rt Rt 1 Adjacent to Rd, 1-95 & Rt.13. Call: YOUR PACKET • Full Secretarial Services 33, office, warehouse, the Mercer Mall 215-245-1572 CLASSIFIED) shop space. 1200-6000 sq • Immediate Occupancy PRINCETON - 1250 sq ft ft, heavy power, 3 phase, Office Space $7.50 per sq TODAYI THE PRINCETON avail, perfect for Ice cream some new-flnlsh to suit. ft net. Introductory rent for BELLE MEAD - Pheasant OFFICE INC franchise, plenty of park- Call, 201-462-2000 609-921-0007 5 yr lease. Ing. 830 State Rd (Rt 206) Landing Village. Retail HIGHTSTOWN space available now. 1000 INSTANT OFFICE Princeton Tw'p.' 609-921- New office building with 2754. sq ft. 201-359-3276 Warehouse/storage, • Furnished elegant marble lobby. Un- BRUNSWICK AVE - 1000+ ft, zoned com- • Conference Room limited parking, free fitness PRINCETON - 2 connect- (Route 1) Office space ap- mercial. $450 per mo. Call: • Time Shared Business center. Walking distance to ing rooms w/separate entr- prox 900 sq ft. $750/mo. Services restaurants, public transp & ances, newly decorated, 609-443-1814. 609-443-8960 D/J Business Service Inc shopping. carpet, etc. Heat & air Incl. Route 206 $750 mo, also 3rd room, 40 CRANBURY Main St - Ex- HIGHTSTOWN - 2 blocks Princeton, NJ 08540 Wltherspoon St. Avail now. cellnt location for lawyer, Exit 8. Sale/Rent. Prime Call 212-758-7455 for 609-9244)905 appt or 609-987-8789. Betw 9-5 609-924-4047, realtor, insurance, person- professional office. Eves, 924-3794 or 924-5022. nel, professional. High vis- 609-448-8933 INSTANT OFFICES Qualified Tenants Only PRINCETON/ ability. Call, 609-799-3620. HIGHTSTOWN - Store for • Furnished/Unfurnished PLAINSBORO AREA EAST WINDSOR - On rent, 5,000 sq. ft., prime • Telephone Answering Route 130. 1000 sq ft ren- location for any business. MONMOUTH JCT - Ridge Office space with Recep- • Full Secretarial Support Grand Opening Phase II! tal for office or commercial. $2000 per month net. Call Rd/Rt 522, store front, 424 tionist/Secretary, newly de- • Conference & Reception Zoned highway business. 609-443-8960 sq ft, $775 includes heat. corated, furnished or unfur- Cent air, off street parking. Rms HILLSBORO - Prime Rt. Commercial space 1597 sq nished. Call Jay 609-924- Call 609-448-1442. • Immediate Occupancy ft, $1750 Includes elec & 206 location, 2000 sq ft 1022. New Models! • Short & Long Term heat. Commercial building EAST WINDSOR - Warren retail space available im- PRINCETON -.Chambers Leases 850 sq ft, $500, tenant Plaza Center, 1 furnished mediately in new shopping St office space for rent. Princeton Office GaNory alters to suit. Call, 609- rm office (large) in presti- Great location for business We've opened Phase II, and to cele- breakfast area off the gourmet kitchen, center. KIOSK also avail- 609-452-8311 655-8700 gious location, Rte 130 & able. 201-931-6630, or professional use. Avail- brate, two exciting new models are now an attached garage, and three large bed- JAMESBURG - Office Dulchneck Road, $350/mo MONTGOMERY TWP-(3) ability negotiable. For de- debuting at Fair Acres. Exquisite furnish- rooms including a master suite. And, on HILLSBORO - Professional space available immediate- includes all utilities. Avail- Office space. Rts 518 & tails call, 609-924-1432 or office space. On an office ly. Near Exit 8A NJ Tpk. ings, plush carpets, elegant wall cover- the third floor, a spectacular skylit enter- able immed. Call Becky at Great Rd. 200-300-1500 sq by office basis In presti- Secretarial services avail- eves 896-3293. ings and dramatic window treatments tainment center. 609-443-1320. gious location, with shared able. Call Don 201-521- ft. Lv mesg, 201-806-4765 PRINCETON JCT - Office enhance each graceful layout. You'll fall in love with the Princeton EWING OFFICE Space - conference room, kitchen- 2500 eves, 609-799-8141 MT. LAUREL - Plaza, strip space In prestigious loca- Both home designs are an architectural area, where world-class cultural oppor- Near 1-95, approx 725 sq ft, ette, reception room, more. center, 1000 to 3000 sq ft. tion for 850 sq ft & 2200 sq presently Doctors office. Call, 201-359-0431 KINGSTON Main St - Prof Starting at $700/mo. Exc ft. Can be divided. Starting triumph - flowing space with an open, tunities, gourmet restaurants and fine building space, avialable retail space. 609-482- $600 mo + utils. Call, HILLSBORO TWP - Rt. at $10 per sq ft. All utils yet sophisticated feel. Up to 2250 square shopping abound, with convenient 609-737-1971 immediately. Ranging from 1383. paid by landlord. Within feet of luxury provides you with a formal transportation available via rail or bus. 206, 2400-4800 sq ft, of- 300 sqt to over 1000 sq ft, fice, warehouse or light NASSAU ST - 900 sq ft, 2 walking distance to train. living room and dining room, a separate Visit us this weekend! EWING OFFICE SPACE in pleasant surroundings. Call Endoc Realtors, manufacturing. Avail for Plenty of parking. Com- private rooms, plus large • 1500 sq ft lease Immediately. Derelco reception area, cent air, 201-750-1191 • At I-95 - Exit 2 plete X-Ray equipment Inc. 201-359-7500. parking. $1000 mo. Avail PRINCETON JCT - Office • Short Term Lease Avail available for any doctor in 1 Mar 1. Call, 609-924-8938 space approx 600 sq ft, adj. • Move-in Immed HOPEWELLi667sqft1st suite. Other suites suitable for any professionals. Call NASSAU ST to train, flex lease. $660 • Aggressive Rental Rate) fir executive quality office. mo. Chris 609-275-8885 Excellent location $10 sq ft. Alice, 609-921-1048 BUSCHMAN & CO Spacious single office PRINCETON Office Space HILLSBORO 1200 to 4000 LAMB 1,000 - Sq.ft. Com- EXCLUSIVE AGENTS available immediately in a -1000 sq ft in charming V4 sq ft. Retail & Office. Rt 206 mercial. The Laceworks. 609-896-1600 beautifully restored 2 story house abutting University FROM oACRES good market area. Rte 29. Retail, studio or historic building, reception- with parking; also available WEST WINDSOR 6500 sq office. High ceiling, sky- 179900 Princeton, New Jersey EWING TWP - 3000 to ist, telephone answering & on Nassau Street 200-400 ft office corporate center light, overhd door. 18,000 sq ft in a new fa- mail sorting are all included sq ft. Call, 609-921-7655. near Rt 1. $15 sq ft. $750/mo. Call 215- BROKERS PROTECTED - IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ON SOME UNITS cility, private entrances, in- in your basic services. dividual heating & cooling, ROUTE 1 Wynwood, 1200 297-0700. PRINCETON • office MODELS OPEN 11 AM TO 5 PM - (609) 921-8160 sq ft office, prime location. Secretarial service, Xerox, space, ample parking, low overhead doors, private of- LAMB. - 3,400 sq.ft. Com- $13 sq ft. fax & conference rm facili- rent. Call 609-683-0022. Directions: New Jersey Turnpike north or south to exit 9. Take Route 18 north 1/2 mile to Route 1 fices built to your specs. mercial. The Laceworks, ties are available for a south (follow signs to Trenton). Continue south on Route 1 lor approximately 11 miles to Raymond Near I-95, Rt 31 & other PRINCETON 600 sq ft, Rte.29. Ideal retail. small additional fee. Free PRINCETON - Office avail Nassau St Office, excellent Road. Turn right on Raymond Road to Route 27. Left (south) on Route 27 to Fair Acres. 1 (4 mile on major roadways. March AC/carpeted. $2750 mo. parking, call Barbara 3/1, $425/mo. all utils paid, corner location. your left. OR, from Nassau Street in downtown Princeton, proceed north on Nassau Street (Route 15th, 1990 occupancy. Call Call 215-297-0700. Bartner, 609-924-4552. Support staff avail. Call 27) for 4 miles through the town of Kingston. Fair Acres Is on the right. John Simone Realty, 609- LambertvMe PavHon 609-890-2270. 882-1105 JT BOYER REALTY NEW HOPE'S Most Charm- 609-921-1805 Brkr Offices/Retail for rent ing Location - Shops of Ney PRINCETON 800 sq ft to 4000 sq ft of Alley. Avail on or before International Plaza EXECUTIVE OFFICES • KENDALL PARK - Single first class office/retail June 1st. Call 215-862- l Ige furn'd; secy/recept. office in prof bldg. Rent space available in a newly 9620, 862-5530, 862-9668 Office space adjacent to Telephone ans, copier, Rt negotiable. Call anytime, renovated 1929 hosiery before 9pm, lv message Carnegie Ctr, 15 Roszel Rd 206.518. 609-921-3622. 201-821-6810. mill on Rt 29 in Lam- for lease. 23,000 sq ft will NEW HOPE - Up to 900 sq bertvllle. All offices offer divide & design to meet ft with store front & parting new HVAC, lighting and tenants needs. Units of avail. 3/1. Profess'l prefd, 3,000 sq ft & up. ample parking. For infor- retail acceptable. 215- mation call Barbara Bartner 862-0400. at 609-924-4552. Cal Ted Graver LAMBERTVILLE - Com- NO BRUNSWICK • Unique 609-452-0990 mercial space, excellent lo- office location in heart of PRINCETON - Prime office Here's One Of The Many Things over 6000 upscale homes. cation. 950 sq ft J900/mo space available In beautiful + Utils. 609-397-1643. Excellent location for Princeton Corp Center. LAWRENCE TWP - 4 retail hearth professional, favor- Ground floor, spectacular stores In a prominent lo- able rental rates & terms. view & atrium, 1000 to Call Ms Farrell /James cation can be renovated to 2,500 sq ft. Furniture, Your Landlord Can't Give You Polos 201-738-5000 your specs. These new photo copy & PBX optional. units wilt be ready for oc- Call, 609-987-0131 $ cupancy in March with new OFFICE CONDOS • 1200 PRINCETON Research heating & cooling units, ex- sq ft to 2400 sq ft, Park - Sublet approx 1300 panded parking, private en- lease/sale. Princeton Ad- sq ft of newly renovated For 598.21 * A Month. trances & loading facilities. dress. Call 201-329-2100 offices. Private entrance, Units from 1300 sq ft. Call ample parking, available John Simon* Realty, 609- OFFICE SPACE Available immediately. Call, 609- 882-1105 -100 Thanet Circle, Prince- 924-3434 ton, NJ., 1400 sq. ft. PRINCETON • Retail LAWRENCE TWP - 680 sq located on the 1 si floor. Space to share, prime lo- ft office suite with garage Available Immediately. Call cation. Wearable Art or entrance, separata utils In 609-896-2047. a modem building close to Craft Related. Call days, 1-95, Rti.Rt 208 4 rrtnee- 609-497-1387 or eves ton Pike. Immedat* oc- OFFICE SPACE FOR 201-549-8817 RENT • central Nassau St. cupancy. John Simone Re- PRINCETON Store • For alty, 609-682-1105 Small or large avail, now, low rent. Telephone secre- rent. Central Nassau St. LAWRENCE TWP - Rt 1. tarial services available. Comer avail now. Recently Advance your company's 609-924-2040. decorated. 609-924-2040 Image by moving to the Rt RETAIL STORE • For 1 Corridor. Suites from 750 OFFICE SPACE - Mont lease, 830 State Rd. (Rt aq ft at rates starting at $12 Knoll-Rt 206.(1) spacious 206) Princeton, $15/sq ft, par sq ft. All suttas custom- window office, w/Wtchen, & NNN. 609-921-2754. Ized to meat your needs; reception area use of fax & SINGLE OFFICE • In prof Individual halting & cool- copier. CaN 609-683-0100 Ing, private entrances A suite, avail for 1 to 2 yr sublet In lop Princeton lo- plenty of parking. Immed PALMER SQUARE occup. John Simon* Re- cation. Full or partial Downtown Princeton's atty, 600-882-1 IPS services avail. Call 609- pr*ml*r* office location. Lawrencevllle Office 924-8425 Sultn from 700 sq ft to Space • 7000-3300 sq ft, 10,000 tq ft. SOMERVILLE/HILLS- Immediate occupancy. FENNELLY ASSOC BORO Area • Small office suites avail, convenient to BROKER 009-820-0061 Rts 22, 287, 202, 206, & Commercial Property J.B. BERNER 28. Low gross monthly Network, Real Eetate COLLINS DEV. rate. Call Xltron at 201- Cal 009-921-6844 809-921-2333 5266450. SOUTH BRUNSWICK • Route 1, Princeton Cor- ridor, next to South Bruns- Studio, One and Two Bedroom Condos starting at only $49,900. wick Plaza. Professional Office Condo, approx. 1500 sq, ft, lease or buy. ace Factsl If you're paying rent you're paying your modern bathrooms, wall to wall carpeting, air-con- For Information, call owner, landlord's mortgage It'sjust that simple. He holds ditioning and new double pane windows, all in a 201-297-2822 Fthe deed, he holds the mortgage, he saves on his Mercer Country location that can't be beat. Warehouse . Hi Tech - West Windsor 3,000-7,000 taxes, and he builds the equity Sq Ft Loading, high c*Hlng. So. when you're in "deed" ready for home owner- If you're ready to stop this nonsense, then you're ship, you're ready for American Way Visit American Commercial PropenV Network, ReaJIstatt ready for an American Way Condominium for as little Way today and see how you can own the piece of Cal 6O9-921-W4 as S 598 21* a month, including taxes, interest, paper rtvit will change your life WEST WINDSOR • Small maintenance and principal! professional office on Quakerbridg* Rd. Call, 609-79958ai In addition to the deed and the low price, look at all 470 you will own; a newly renovated condominium with WantedTo oversized rooms, brand new kitchens and appliances, American WaM If you are looking Rent lo buy or sell I CONDOMINIUMS BURKE REAL ESTATE, INC. WEST WINDSOR - Here is a gem I This EAST WINDSOR - Circle this ad! Truly a PLAINSBORO - Four bedroom, 2V2 bath totally upgraded 3 bedroom, 1 V4 bath Ranch "MUST SEE. A lovely, well-kept, 4 bedroom brick/cedar front center hall Colonial with a Is in mint condition. Screened in porch over- full basement in the Princeton Collection. SOUTH RIVER - See the potential In the 2-3 home with new roof, siding, etc.! A perfect looks a private well treed backyard. Walk to bedroom "fixer-up" situated in established Valentine for your familyl $214,900 Highly desirable Dickenson Model. Priced train and schools. $209,900 for a quick sale. $235,813 peaceful neighborhood. $105,000 PRINCETON JUNCTION • Walk to train and CRANBURY - Elegant five bedroom PLAINSBORO • Convenient 3 BR Ranch in HAMILTON - Owner financing to qualified shopping from well kept home featuring Shadow Oaks home with 3 car garage, two village w lull basement, 1 car gar, large buyer. 3 bedroom, 1 bath Colonial w/deck spacious rooms, garage with separate door fireplaces, huge screened porch backing to enclosed porch, W. Windsor schools. and 2 car garage. Owners are flexible. for possible in-house office, must see! woods, master bath with Jacuzzi & skylights, $189,990 $124,900 $169,000 much, much more! $459,000 EAST WINDSOR - Immaculate one EAST WINDSOR - 3 bedrooms and fan- bedroom condo with fireplace in the living tastic view! All this and more in this 3rd fir room. All appliances included. Washer at Windsor Mill. Upgrades throughout. and dryer in the unit. End unit. Conve- Call for details. $114,900 nient to highways and turnpike. MONTGOMERY - "Devonwood" Model $74,000 townhome located in Montgomery EAST WINDSOR - Beautiful 2nd floor Woods. This unique 3 level home fea- PRINCETON - Country charm...Colonial condo featuring 2 BR, 2 BA, LR, DR, tures 2 BR, 21/2 baths, full finished base- Cape on 2 acres in Princeton with 5 + kitchen. Well maintained and to be com- ment, 1 car garage & it's brand new! bedrooms and 3'/z baths is the perfect pletely repainted! Marvelous location! MONROE - Co-op unit with 2 bedrooms & house for an executive that wants privacy & $156,990 1'/z baths. Association offers many an easy commute. Drastically reduced Great price! $96,500 $525,900 amenities. Enjoy the good lile. $75,000 EAST WINDSOR - Spacious 2 bedroom, MONTGOMERY - 'Birchwood Model" 1 bath apartment, 2nd floor light grey townhome, Princeton mailing address. carpeting. All taxes, utilities and mainten- This home features expanded MBR, 2'/2 ance included in monthly fee. Own for baths, formal dining room, 1 car garage & less than rent. $39,500 more. Well located in development. $163,000 EAST WINDSOR - Spacious three LAWRENCEVILLE - Brand new never bedroom home with garage, fireplace, all occupied two bedroom, two bath condo appliances, 2'/p baths, large family room, in Lawrence Square Village. Convenient close to shopping and buses. Shows like to shopping, trains. Won't last long at this a dream! $129,900 price! A must see! $95,000 PLAINSBORO - Longmont Model LAWRENCEVILLE - Bright, sunny three condo, 2 BRs, 2 baths, finished loft bedroom, two and one half bath w/track lights, upstairs unit overlooks MONTGOMERY - Only 6 miles from Prince- PRINCETON - Country retreat. Cozy, comfy townhouse in the "Manors of Law- ton, this has a wonderful view of nature from 3 bedroom, 2 bath Rancher situated on 5 5 pool, tennis courts, cathed. ceiling renceville." Floor to ceiling fireplace, neu- every room. Private, unique contemporary acres with additional cottage to help with w/skylight, fireplace, w/w carpet, great located on historic 5 awe property overlook- mortgage payment. Subdivision a possibility tral tones, upgraded carpeting, one car area, move in condition. Central A/C, garage, full basement, wrap around ing the Mill Pond This home Includes 10 near to shopping center. $133,000 deck. Below builder's price! $172,000 rooms and a pool. $445,000 SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Meticulous SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Looking for a condo on cul-de-sac. One bedroom with new business location? Liberty Mall in living room, dining room, lovely carpet, Dayton is waiting for you. Centrally fixtures, window treatments, all ap- located to Routes 1 & 130, office & retail pliances, ceiling fan and much more. space available immediately. Plenty of $73,900 amenities. Close to Princeton, NY, trains & bus. $12.00/sq. ft. EWING - Don't miss this opportunity! Call to see this 2 BR, 1 bath condo featuring SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Largest 2 new carpet, new appliances, new par- bedroom Oak Model in Whispering quet floors. A real dream! $99,500 Woods. 2 full baths, upgraded, Euro cabinets, neutral carpeting, fireplace. All ROBBINSVILLE - Sharon Mews 2 BR appliances included. $118,900 CRANBURY - In the Historic Village of Cran- w/loft, 1 Vi BA, dramatic vaulted ceilings. LAWRENCE • Move right In this beautifully bury you will find this 3 BR, 2 BA Ranch with 1 car gar, easy commute to NYC or Phfla. kept 3 BR. 1Vb BA Nassau II Ranch. Great 2 car garage and a mature landscaped and Sellers very motivated. $123,890 EAST WINDSOR-1 BR, 1 bath Windsor tor entertaining all year. Large fireplace In fenced yard for only $199,000 Regency 2nd floor condo, separate en- LR plus pool & covered patio In back. $195,000 SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Juniper Mode! trance with upgrades, easy commute to penthouse located in Whispering Woods, NYC/Phila, plenty of parking, extra features vaulted ceilings, mirrored closet sharp. $77,000 doors, up-grade kitchen cabinets, situ- CRANBURY - Building lot .77 acre. Cur- ated on wooded lot, great facilities in rently zoned low density residential, community Include, pool, tennis, possibility of variance or conditional use, clubhouse & more for $95 a mo. fronts on 130. $240,000 $105,000 MONTGOMERY - ' Builder's Closeout," LAWRENCE - Large bright townhouso in Make us an offer on this brand new excellont shape. Large rec. room in lower "Birchwood Model" townhome located In level, 3 bedrooms, 2Vi baths. Priced to Montgomery Woods. Features 2 BR, 2V» sell. $199,900 baths, formal DR, spacious tiled entry, HAMILTON TWP. - Perfect lamily LAWRENCE - Sharp 2 bedroom condo lots of upgrades. $159,990 HOPCWEU. • A rare find! This 3-year old neighborhood In Hamilton This four with deck facing trees. Clean as a Rench has whet you need for easy living 3 bedroom Colonial with hardwood floors (llv whistle. All appliances included. Perfect BR, 2!* BA, FR w/flr*placo, deck, sun room and din), sunken family rm with fireplace for renters looking to move up! 6 months ROBBINSVILLE - 3 BR, 2V, BA Bed- w/hot tub, lots more on 13 acres mlnster Model townhome In Sharon • 1275,000 association fee paid to buyers upon sale. Mews. 1 car gar, bright & airy, easy Call today for more info. $98,946 commute to Phila or NYC, creative financing possible. $123,890 HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP • Good to the last naill This craftsman-builder didn't LAWRENCEVILLE - Executive loave out a thlngl You haven't seen real townhome, 3 BR, 2Vi BA, MBR Is quality until you Inspect this lovely 4 penthouse suite w/cathedral celling, sky- bedroom, 2V? bath Colonial located on a lite. If you've seen the rest you'll see this winding country road. $425,000 Is the BESTI $114,890 FRANKLIN PARK - Boautiful 600 Model PLAINSBORO • Owners must sell. townhouso In quiot Society Hill III com- Delmar Model Ravens Crest condo. All plex. 3 bodrooms, 2Va baths, sunken appliances, 1 bedroom, 1 bath, fireplace living room, dining room, oat-ln kitchen, in living room, walk-in closet, patio, cen- fireplace, all appliances, patio, neutral tral air conditioning, HOW warranty, all window treatments, plenty of upgrades, PWNCITON BORO • Pretty Yedlln-bulll PRINCETON BORO • Llghl. bright In town Intorlor, plenty of storage and upgrades. Cape on • cul-ds-tw atfvel in Riverside horn* with sKytlghta. loll, two bedrooms and $149,000 prime location. $95,000 Own this 4 BR, 2 bath horn* and leave your bath. Perfect lor tingle or coupl* car-pooling days behindl Cell now to see ties, boo 1309,000' PRINCETON HAMILTON SQ. PENN1NUTON NORTH BRUNSWICK PRINCETON JCT. (609)924-1600 (609) 890-3300 (609) 737-9600 (201) 297-5000 (609)i?99-2022 Page Report '90 Wuek of February 20-22, 1990 REPORT 90 A status report on the business and financial climate of central New Jersey Editor Advertising Coordinator Cover Design Victoria A. Bovoso jane Weaver Cathy Hanniger RETIREMENT PLANNING SHOCUN Government continues to alter plans MPAmSE RE8TMWMT SHOGUN27 .1370 Rtuiic 27 • Kendall Park By Linda Smedley longer have to stay with the same fined benefit" pension plan. Under • Personal contributions (if al- It N'CII FROM $5.25 • DINNER FROM $8.95 Donald F. Smith & Associates company 20 to 30 years to receive these plans, employees are guaran- lowed under the employer's plan) 422-1117 or 422-1118 will lower current income taxes. Rated After 50 years of .steady, reliable their retirement benefits. The Tax teed a percentage of their salaries in *** • Hibachi Steak • Complimentary Cocktails monthly retirement benefits and the service, traditional pension plans Reform Act of 1986 requires busi- • Many companies will match,. Home Ne« House Salad Bar Japanese Drinks nesses to provide full vesting in five employer funds for the expected in whole or part, an employee's, Sushi Bar Sun-Thurs In Tatami Room themselves are about to retire. In- ***'' to seven years under qualified re- cost of such benefits using numer- voluntary pre-tax personal contribu- • PriiKctw: Teriyaki Dishes Hibachi Room Party Room creased federal legislation, pressure Packet Seafood Salad Bar tirement plans. Although much ous actuarial assumptions and tion. '• from workers and employers' cost Lunch: 11:30-2:30 Mon.-Fri. more costly for employers, the calculations. The benefit payments • The accounts generally ac-. Dinner. 4:30-10:00 Mon.-Thur.; 4:30-11:00 Fri. & Sal.; 2:00-9:30 Sun. concerns have dramatically altered quicker vesting rights mark a are insured by the federal Pension cumulate larger retirement savings the structure of pension benefits. Ri significant improvement for young Benefit Guarantee Corporation for younger employes. Today's retirement benefit plans mobile workers. (PBGC), to which employers pay include many new twists for both • The benefits are available premiums. when employees leave their em-, 50% OFF $ employer and worker. Shift to "Defined Contribution" Today, many employers offer ployers, instead of their waiting 3.00 OFF 10% OFF Faster Vesting LUNCH OR DINNER Plans "defined contribution" retirement until retirement as under defined' Bu. J' • ?:h >~fc Dinner At Perhaps the biggest change is in Any Check Of Historically companies typically programs, such as profit sharing, benefit plans. If the money is not Rsgut: ^i:: i. .itcund Lunch Luncheon the area of vesting. Employees no have provided a traditional "de- Or I);-'- I Et,i.'Ji Or IXSMT $20 Or More Check 401(k). or employee stock option rolled over to another qualified •••-' ' H.i!i Price Coupon Nol Valid on Monday - Friday plans. These programs do not speci- '. •.'•;: I,':', .ncljded Fridays or Saturdays Cannot Bo Combined retirement plan or placed in an IRA, ' Cotp. - '.'a';j Mon-Wed Cannot Be Combined Wtih Other Offers fy a particular monthly benefit however, it would be subject to • Tan- • pr ".oifcined With Other OfVs One Coupon per Parly ••••'* •>'• Oflets One Coupon pef Parly $15 Minimum amount at retirement. Instead, each current income taxation. :-- r. ., • • :•• Party Exp>re5 3-15-90-Shog-jn 27 Expires 3-15-90 • Shogun 21 tJ4Ji-r-. . :-? Snogun 21 employee has a separate account to The biggest drawback for em- ' No' '•'•- • " n!.nes Day which the employer makes retire- ployees is that there are no guaran- • MARKET BGD&T ment plan contributions, which may tees: the employer is not obligated ' Caterers of Distinction vary from ycai to year. to contribute a specific amount to The benefit amount available at the plan on an annual basis. Also, if Whu h is the #1 SAT Course? Quoted as One of New Jersey's ictirement under a defined contribu- the elected investments go sour, Finest Caterers tion plan will depend upon the level principal and interst may be lost. • l vl Pre-lest K\icl ' — 1st in Total Score Gains! of employer contributions, invest- Unlike defined benefit plans, no Imagination and Culinary Expertise ment performance and the number Sunc\ results published in the Fall 1989 issue of the federal program insures that Custom Menus for Personal • of years the individual participated benefits provided by a defined con- .Journal oi ute National Association of College Admission in the plan. Employees who tribution plan will be available at or Business Entertaining terminate employment for retire- Counselois list Pre-test Kxcel (fonnerly Pre-test Review) retirement. as the top coaching service in overall S.A.T. gains. 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Many proposals fined contribution retirement plans, are being discussed and prepared iV ica, n more about how we because: for the new session of congress, ^ii i.dp your child, call The One • An individual account is estab- although it is early to speculate on U'>i>_ lo reserve seats lished in their own names. : The One You've Been Hearing About what will be adopted. for >ur next free • • There are often a number of The One You've Been Reading About investment alternatives that can be Linda Smedley is a retirement plan • elected, from guaranteed govern- consultant with Donald F. Smith A The One Thai's Medically Supervised ment securities li> slock opiins. Associates, a Lawrcnccvitlc-buscd • • Hardship withdrawal and loan group insurance and employee benefits firm. ,-•••-{- The One With Behavioral And Nulrilional Therapy privileges are often included. 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Wallace state's economy over the next year cession are minimal. the wake of a healthier commercial the number of new banking faces in CoreStates New Jersey National or two, much of this concern as it There's no doubt that real estate market, although the days of wildly the state continues to increase: relates to Central New Jersey seems is experiencing a slowdown in both escalating housing prices seem to some from California or the Mid- Any discussion of banking trends overblown in the face of economic commercial and residential areas. be over in the Garden State and west; more from New York state; in New Jersey must carefully con- realities. A close look at some This is a natural reflection of events sellers will have to become more and we will also begin to see a sider the current financial climate reliable economic indicators — real in the New York City financial realistic in their expectations. This foreign influence as overseas banks and lift a cautious finger to prevail- estate, the auto industry and em- district and a result of enthusiastic residential rebound will be invest in New Jersey institutions. ing economic breezes. Although ployment statistics — reveals that development in the late 1980's. particularly welcome in related in- The founding of small local banks there has been considerable concern while a downturn may be in the However, a careful analysis reveals dustries such as supply houses, to service the needs of their com- voiced about the direction of the offing, the chances of a deep re- that the height of the commercial construction trades and retail estab- munities will continue, but many of downturn may well be over in our lishments as growth resumes and these institutions will be takeover market area as the high vacancy profits begin to climb once again. targets for larger banks before the rates of 1988 and 1989 are, in fact, The auto industry, which also has decade is over. Although small banks are perceived, sometimes SUSAN FINGERHUT, R.N., M.S. beginning to decline. Over the next an impact on related trades, has had less than a great year. Price in- correctly, as providing a more per- CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALIST year we'll see a decrease in excess sonal level of service, the reality is office space, especially in the Route creases have swelled inventories, but indications point to healthier that they are often unable to offer is pleased to announce the opening of an 1 corridor, where there has been the comprehensive range of little new construction recently. growth at the end of 1990 and the early months of 1991. services demanded by consumers. INDEPENDENT NURSING PRACTICE A rebound in the current residen- Consolidation will also play a providing tial market will naturally follow in Looking Ahead role in the clouded and less positive future of savings and loans as that SUPPORTIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY AND HEALTH CONSULTATION In this context of continued, yet cautious, economic growth, a industry's crisis is resolved with for healthy future for New Jersey's continued S&L consolidation and government takeover of failing in- INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES AND GROUPS banking institutions should be sus- John D. Wallace stitutions. 148 N. Main St. ACROSS THE LIFE SPAN By Appointment LAMBERTVILLE tained. The dominant trend for the Cunbury. New Jersey 609-395-1048 decade is likely to be one of con- The 1980's saw a proliferation of will increasingly be used at STATION'S tinued consolidation both as a result new banking services, and this "point-of-sale" locations, such as of mergers within the state, as well trend will continue with more the grocery check-outs and in other as increasing acquisitions from products available to meet con- retail establishments. Greater con- sumer acceptance of new banking WINTER outside the state. Individual banks sumers' increasingly sophisticated financial needs. technologies is leading to an in- LIFE AT will also consolidate their own crease in the use of telephone WILD GAME holdings, carefully evaluating their There are also some exciting new banking trends and technological banking services, which give cus- ITS BEST! offices on a branch-by-branch basis tomers 7-day, 24-hour-a-day access and closing or selling remote or less innovations ahead. Consumers will CELEBRATION find more and more automatic teller to conveniently handle routine profitable branches. LIFE INSURANCE - machines (ATMs) at locations away banking chores like checking ac- At the same time, banking will from banks — at colleges, hospitals count balances, making transfers WHOLE LIFE - TERM become even more competitive as and office complexes. MAC cards between accounts and paying credit IRA'S - ANNUITIES - card bills. DISABILITY INCOME, An Agenda for a Strong Economy If You Can Dream It... Even as our focus broadens to call new international horizons, we we Can Make it Happen. need to keep a close watch on Chris Ondrak is well progress in our own state. A new known for floral designs decade and a new administration in shows and business decors. bring renewed confidence that many of New Jersey's economic Winner of many awards during the 13 years he has worked and social problems will soon be in the Flemington area, one of his recent honors was alleviated or resolved. Although a commission by the society of American Florist auto insurance is justifiably high on The Savino Agency to design sprays and floral decorations the agenda of the new administra- 330 Alexander Street for the Inaugural of President Bush. tion, I would like to see Governor Suite 300 Stop by for a consultation Florio place high priority on areas Princeton, NJ 08540 Proprietor Daniel Whittaker that are essential for the economy of 609/683-1200 displaying Roasted Chris Ondrak's DESIGN ARRANGEMENTS • WEDDINGS New Jersey to continue to thrive. A Rack of Red Deer PLANTS' SILK & DRIED ARRANGEMENTS well-trained workforce is the foun- florist (201) 782-34)9 dation of a strong economy, and (800) 782-5459 this state needs well-planned, On the Delaware River long-term strategies to develop WHftffl?" Lambertville, N.J. more employable citirens. The The Quiet Company (609) 397-8300 answer, of course, is improved education, especially in our urban areas where belter schools will not only help pritduee a stronger econ- omy but will also result in enriched, THE productive lives for urban residents. Another essential area that has APPLE SALE! been neglected is the infrastructure of our state — the roads, bridges Macintosh Plus and transportation systems that are Macintosh Plus building blocks of progress. Cur- rently our roadways are insufficient ', • AVJJNJV • ! MB RAM to meet the needs of commuters and •,; -K^viAitu' will soon become a deterrent to growth if this problem is not met VELUX quickly and decisively. Apple IIGS Assuming that these problems are • I. > i Macintosh SE/30 Roof Windows addressed and that New Jersey's - MlNCtftW Center for Training and Development conronAft ML ft 4(.»l M»i>» Man NtfWOHKINO Unity (Wl, i MAVICI (608| 5.-0 0090 Mercer County Community College i-i IJOII r$i nu WOOOIMOOt «/1»l I CM I wo •Manufacturer auttwrizad technicians HvfiMid tar n Iff IWII'HMIO andaataarepreaantatlvaa •Owar 60 store locationa, nattonwWa nNtAt.1 Ml EMI 441ft 81 NVC •UaUd with tha HUH York Stock Exchanga For more information, call Walter Meyer at l?Ut] /SI IJIJ •Extanarva software aetectlon •Be«l»n •CMttga •OMIal -let Ang«l«» N«w VotM -PhllttHlpW* •PllUbuith •t1a By Wayne C. Frankenfield and desirable franchises. It is fair to say services. Prioritizing and addressing these Addressing these issues in a thorough but KPMG Peat Marwick Main & Co. however that the "seat of the pants" issues can easily overtax existing resources, expeditious manner will identify those deal- operators arc quickly disappearing and that often creating a void or indecision in essen- erships and megadealerships that will be Recent changes in car dealerships and the survivors in this volatile market arc tial management. successful in the years to come. niegadcalcrs have been attributable to a operators with professional business man- It appears that the two greatest challenges Whereas franchise affiliation, store lo- number of factors •— lagging car sales, an agers as part of the team. facing dealerships arid megadealerships in uncertain economy, variable interest rates cation, market development programs and With rapid growth and expansion have the immediate future are: reputation played key factors in past deal- and fierce competition. Perhaps the nicga- come new problems. Many dealerships have • The identification and procurement of dcalcrs with a diversified franchise base have ership success, innovative professional man- been barraged with new opportunities for professional management and advisors with agement is essential for future success. weathered the storm better than the dealer investment, new packages of insurance, new practical experience of the industry. dependent upon the fortune of a single car facility planning alternatives, new computer • The need for continued additional capital Wayne C. Frankenfield is a partner of manufacturer. Perhaps others were fortunate: hardware and software, new employee ben- to secure new franchises and new store KPMG Peat Marwick & Main CO., Prince- Wayne C Frankenfield with unique locations, aggressive marketing efit programs, mnnn? ;\ myriad of other locations. ton. OFFICE SPACE MERCER COUNTY RESEARCH PARK Decade of expansion comes to a close More than 427,000 square feet By Bill Mathesius into the next century as well. that effort were seen in June, at the In this county there is an unrelent- TWO MONTHS FREE RENT Mercer County Executive Our prosperity is reflected in our sixth annual Business Exposition, ing focus on the issue of growth and FOR EVERY TWELVE MONTHS LEASED * Products Showcase '89. Held at the its management; a focus, I am As we close the book on the '80's unemployment rate. In May of this year. Mercer County's unemploy- newly constructed Riverview Ex- happy to report, extending beyond • Princeton Mailing Address and prepare for the '90's we can ecutive Park, the Showcase at- the borders of Mercer County in • Suites from 1,000 square feet ment rate reached 2.3 percent, an look upon the decade as one of tracted 150 exhibitors and 14,000 addressing the effects of growth on • Rents Start $7.00 Per Foot Nei expansion and prosperity for historic low. And, throughout the year, the level of unemployment visitors; the largest attendance for the state as a whole. While we have * original term ol lease Mercer County. We moved forward this event. It was a positive de- been concerned in Mercer County through these years with a con- has remained stable. The economy For further information call: has been constant in 1989. but the monstration of the cooperation of through this decade about the ef- scious eye on how our actions affect county government with the private fects of uncontrolled growth, the the lives of the residents of Mercer challenge of business changes, Fim Norris (609) 924-6551, Evenings (215) 860-5932 mergers, acquisitions, foreign com- sector for the benefit of the com- same cannot be said for the rest of County, now in the '90's. but and munity at large. petition and plant closings have the state. In fact, there are many in made it necessary for the county to As we look into the '90's we see Mercer County who may have re- work with companies to address the challenges that face an expand- garded my call to maintain and their employment fluctuations and ing community: concerns with protect infrastructure before de- EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS needs. We have successfully met growth and its rational manage- velopment continues as a way to our challenge thus far. In the dec- ment, preservation of open space, prevent this county from progress- SMOKE NO MORE ade of the '80's we have seen our keeping our environment clean and ing. Such was not the case, how- workforce swell in Mercer County livable, the cataclysmic drug prob- ever, and I am pleased to note perceptions and attitudes have to more than 200,000 workers. lem and how to house offenders. I WEIGHT NO MORE changed Mercer County is comprised of am confident that these challenges DRUG SCREENING disparate segments: industry, gov- can be met with the same de- This administration is taking the CORPORATE ernment, urban, residential and termination that has moved this steps necessary to move Mercer OPTIFAST farm areas We have strived county forward over the past 10 County into the '90's and beyond throughout the decade to establish years; the same determination that with the confidence that we will not PRt-EMPLOYMENT PHYSICALS and maintain a successful pub- has kept Mercer the premier county find ourselves crushed by untram- lic/pmatc partnership. I he fruits of in New Jersey. melled growth. HEALTH HEALTH SEMINARS EXECUTIVE PHYSICALS SERVICES WORKER COMPENSATION FRANK CRYSTAL & CO., INC. THE MEDICAL CENTER AT PRINCETON INSURANCE _'S i WITHEKM'UON STREET. PRiNCE ION. N| 0H54U SERVING CLIENTS FOR OVER >O YEARS 609-497-4206 INSURANCE BROKERAGE AND 1 RISK MANAGEMENT SERVICES BANK WITH NJ's STRONGEST BANK 40 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10004 WHERE WE HAVE OVER 145 YEARS (212) 344-2444 • (800) 221-3830 OF STRENGTH AND SERVICE. The Strongest Banks in America Total Equity Liquid Bad Safety AlHls Ratio Ratio Loans lno>« City Bank Name ($MU) ('») ("•) C*) (PI.) v• ^ B.tnh ul York 3? 17 0 go; 48 168 > . K-M.|.- f mi NB Of Anchorage a/7 165 76 3 30 102 >• •' '• < Metropolitan 6k 70 /6 0 65 7 00 liti • .n! .,!:• hiitNB 01 Huntb.ille b3 105 80b 20 M\ i. '..! ...,:• M,-Ji.iritsNH fij 1b 2 101? UO 180 •. n .)'•. M H.iwi SI Hk .11 9 1 85 6 00 ISO •.I'M". C.Wun', NB S3 U'b 53? OO 15/ 490 Imo Industries Inc. Njtiunai Bk Ol Cinby Mcn.h,iiiis4 Planter:, Hk & Mt'it-h.tnh World-Class Performance For the third straight year since becoming tin independent, publicly owned company, Imo Industries Inc. established new highs in revenue, income and backlog in 1980. •i.i i ;<) 1 ~~>rrr' I /.I i •.! i (.-; ,• :.i I'k ' '60 fi (J IHM for 100 Years 1 I,,-' •- Mllh ft, 1) 14 1,M . ., ; • i if :.< l,.,=ili' l . li.ii.k :,.ilely . li I" I'U !»••' ."!.• -, W. '.I I'alrti Hi We anticipate that 1990 l-IU, will be more of the sumo Mtrcct County Otll<<"' we mark our 100th year in business MAINOiFICE tWiHC. HAMILTON by surpassing a milestone l?i C 5i.no !>l n.\". N (>;Ji':A ^fMiJ!) Uroiid bt $1 billion annual revenue! Trenton Or> fl»fCi"ii"-i,i,'. -••n,-,-o OW-O/UO nOBBINSVILU r'ENNINQTON Savings Bank l.\1\ Htc J.: «' N H*y din »JI (His 33 & 6.".i ro.?-O.Mo l unanimity Hanking At Ih Bcsi «9-3S53 Ouhlnglon County Otllcot Lawrcnccville, Trenton and the world. BURLINOTON Mi HOLLY UJ High «t • Page 8 Report '90 Week of February 20 - 22, 1990 INDEX REVIEWS AND FORECASTS A-1 Limousine ".. Page 8 ABC Furniture.. 8 D.Abelson Property Tax Consultants 8 FOR AREA COMPANIES American Cyanamld 8 Bancorp New Jersey 8 Barbara Berglund Associates 8 was once again in acceleration. The won the United Way "Best Special Barrlngers 8 A-1 Limousine Doris Abelson need to increase earnings and Issue" award for an issue of In-Bank, Baths Etc 8 financial equity was of paramount the newsletter Berglund Associates "We arc ending the 1980s with My firm is engaged in providing importance as regulatory agencies produces for Germantown' Savings Bellini ot Princeton 9 another record of growth." says property tax reduction services for pressed for greater capital strength. Bank. > Burgdoff Realtors 9 Michael Starr, A-1 Limousine's Mercer County residents. During this period in time, we saw The eight professionals at Berglund President and founder. "In 1990 we In 1989, I discovered that many many financial companies issue re- Associates will soon occupy enlarged Dr. Susan Burger 9 will continue our expansion which gasoline station assessments were in- ports with statements declaring the quarters, filling the entire second includes opening a new satellite of- flated because of the erroneous in- California Closet Co 9 highest record earnings ever in their floor of the building at 12 North Main fice in the Somerset Hilton, while clusion of personal property in some history. Along with this economic St. in Pennington. The agency also Career Counseling and Resume 9 corporate headquarters remains in the assessors' calculations of the velocity, came a stretching of corpor- acquired state-of-the-art scanning Greater Princeton area. We are con- properties' value. I was fortunate Cashel/Faherty 9 ate values with bold announcements equipment in 1989 to complete its tinually updating our vehicle licet and enough to be able to correct this of business acumen proclaimed as Cherenson Group 9 developing more personnel to meet inequity lor my clients. desktop publishing department. deregulation unraveled nationwide "We ure expanding in all the right J.H. Cohn & Co 9 the growing demand for our service. I also lowered assessments after and the financial industry moved directions," says agency Principal The present company grew out of finding incorrect deck measurements Coleman Bulck 10 forward to seize the opportunities of and President Barbara Q. Berglund. an historic taxi business owned by the and mistakenly added values for the 80's. Columbia Lumber 10 late Joseph E. Nutt. Horse drawn "The new office space is a reflection non-existent additions to With the grand entrance of the carriages characterized the original single-family residences. of our growth. We're especially Computer Factory 10 90's, we see a near-record nuumber pleased that the honors we won this fleet which operated in Princeton My goal is to continue aiding my CoreStates 10 Borough in the early I90()'S. A-1 of banks experiencing financial dif- year cover such a wide spectrum of clients who are entitled to tax reduc- ficulty as we deal with an over- Creative Marketing Alliance 10 Limousine was founded by Mr. Starr tions because of decreased property creative promotion — including print in 1964 with 2 cars. Measured by abundance in the construction and advertising, brochures, Lorraine Davis Employment Inc 10 values and inadvertent mistakes that housing markets that will result in general business expansion in the can cost these residential, com- point-of-purchase materials, direct Mercer County area, the company's declining profits for all financial in- mail and newsletters. We think that DBS Associates 11 mercial and industrial property own- stitutions and related businesses. growth has always been beyond ex- ers thousands of dollars in reflects the creative full service we Doerler Landscapes 11 Shareholders' equity grew to $47 pectations. The A-1 fleet has doubled over-payment of taxes. consistently provide to our clients." Eastern Addressing and Mailing 11 since 1985 to its current size of more million or 16.68% of total assets. Educational Services Center 11 than 150 vehicles. 1989 and 1990 with a book value of $17.54 per share Cadillac Brougham sedans, corporate at December 31, 1989. Bancorp Barringers Electronic Playground 11 and stretch limousines, as well as American maintains one of the stronger capital positions among banks nationwide. Elegant Baths 11 new buses and 36 passenger Luxury Cyanamid Where do you begin when you Motor Coaches, are the core of the "In addition, a Dividend Reinvest- want to invest wisely in a desk and Excellence Personnel 11 present gallery of vehicles. ment Program was instituted, which chair, or a conference table, or sev- Dr. James Gramlich. director of Family Service 11 provides our shareholders the op- eral suites that will be used by many Mr. Starr attributes the success of American Cyanamid's Agricultural portunity to increase their holdings in different employees over the next Fedor Construction 11 A-1 to the phenomenal growth along Research division summarizes the Bancorp by acquiring additional decade? the Route One Corridor as well as the past year by saying. "Overall. 1989 Stephen D. Fields 11 shares through the reinvestment of "Come to Barringers," says quality, dedication and loyalty of was the best year the Agricultural their cash dividends as well as by Susan Fingerhut 11 A-I's employees. Research Division has ever had. We Helene Goldberg, one of the three means of voluntary cash contribu- sisters from Philadelphia who Gilded Lily 12 Plans for A-l's growth include a had significant discoveries, ad- tions," said Mrs D'Agostino. new corporate location on a site to be founded Office Furniture by Bar- vances, and successes in every major On December 22, 1989, Bancorp Gold's Gym 12 developed into a shopping center off ringers. area in which we do business." announced the approval of a stock Route One near the present head- "Sit behind a few different Great Tastes 12 Further reflecting on the year. Dr. repurchase program to acquire, over a quarters. The new site, on Lmmons desks." she says, "and get the feel of Gramlich adds. "The Division im- five-year period, up to 500.000 Greenfield Associates 12 Drive, will have complete mainten- conducting your business." You'll pressively conducted all the research shares ot common stock. The estab- ance and car wash facilities to con- find everything from clocks to Griffith Electric 12 and development necessary to gen- lishment of this program was one of a tinue to provide the reliability and credenzus, lamps to elegant letter crate product registrations in excess nuumer of attractive investment op- GSA Accounting 12 appearance which A-1 customers ap- openers. of five per week on a global basis," portunities available to Bancorp in- Gushen & Moonin 12 preciate. Office furniture styles from tra- Keeping in step with the successful tended to enhance shareholder values ditional to high-tech are displayed in Hermitage Press 12 The new location will also house development of products, the and lo increase the leveraging of the A-I's marketing and sales offices, various price ranges and good depth. Holiday Inn Princeton 12 Division also dedicated a capital. Bancorp's common stock is "If a piece comes in eight sizes and reservations, accounting and dis- multi-million dollar state-of-the-art traded over the counter on the Hunterdon Medical Center 12 patch. Ground is to be broken this six finishes," says Sandra Widlitz. addition to its existing research and NASDAQ National Market System the second sister, "we stock the Spring and construction should be development complex last fall. This under the symbol "BCNJ." Imo Industries 13 completed in about a year. A full options that will satisfy most people. addition will enable the Division to "We anticipate that 1990 will pres- And. we can special order any Keller & Kern 13 service facility is also planned for (he continue to be a market leader in Edison area. ent a year full of challenge as as piece." Dick King, consultant 13 discovering and developing products opportunity lo reassess the manner of KlGTzkin&Co 13 that enhance the production of food conducting business in the financial If you're not sure exactly what you and fiber throughout the world. field in both operational delivery and need, Helene or Sandra will work up KPMG Peat Marwick 13 ABC Furniture The K&D team continues to search products offered, as well a> growth a plan with you, asking questions LambertviTleSfdllon ...... 13 for effective compounds that are and development in a slightly about how many people are working It's got to be easy as A-B-C — compatible with the environment. For dampened market Bancorp New Jer- in a space, what tasks will be Lawrence Lexus 13 That's what Penny and Terry example, Cyanamid's imidazolinones sey and its subsidiary. New Jersey handled, etc. They will visit your Learning for Living 13 Maciogc thought when they "con- are a revolutionary, new class of Savings Bank, will enter the next space to help advise you, and will ceived " the idea for Bucks County's chemistry, developed during the 80s decade in as strong a position as they assist in completing the finance ap- Lifestyle 90s 13 newest baby specialty store ABC in the Princeton laboratories, that have enjoyed in the past." said Mis. plications if you choose to' lease the Line Associates 14 Furniture, the ABC standing lor effectively control hannlul species of D'Agostino. furniture. Linpro Co 14 "An>lhing for Baby's Care" was weeds with minimal adverse impact You can get started with a modest incorporated in September. I9KK with on non target species The mode of investment. For about $300, there are L&P Construction 14 the idea of bringing leading manufac- action in these compounds is such choices of desks and chairs, and a Mall at Fashion Plaza 14 turers of baby furniture, bedding, that it acts on enzymes found in target three piece suite can run around clothing and accessories to one lo- weeds but not in humans or other $1,000. Many Barringers clients are Market Entry 14 cation, Bristol Commerce Park, in animals. new businesses, while others are Market Roost 14 Bristol, Pa Accssibility was impor- The Agricultural Research mid-sized companies with dozens of tant Expectant parents will travel as Division is located on a 640-acre employees. Whatever size your com- Matrix Development Co 14 much as two hours ot mure to check campus just off Route 1 and Quaker pany. Sandra suggests that drafting a R.C. Maxwell Co 14 out a baby store. Bridge Road and employs approx- budget for this year and next year will Medical Center at Princeton 14 The Macioges began plans tor the imately 740 scientists, adtmiiistiative help to stage your purchases. "You baby specialty store in February I9KH and support personnel don't need to buy everything at Medical Insurance and Consulting 15 when Mr Macioge. who had worked American Cyanamid is a re- once," she says Mercer County Community College 15 for J C Penney s in New York, search-based biotechnology and While some clients have no need decided not to relocate to Dallas, chemical company which develops for lavish surroundings, others need Mercer Medical Center 15 lexas They had become residents ol agricultural, medical, chemical, and to impress clients. Widlitz and Oold- Millstone Group 15 Lower Makefield in Bucks Count) I 1 consumer products, and manulac- betg are expert at helping create an Gloria Nilson Realtors 15 years ago and decided to stay. On tures and markets them throughout office with a public face that says. December 15th. "Anything lor the world "I've arrived." Nutrition Center 15 Baby's Can- " became a reality and The third sister.' She's an attorney The Organized Library 15 its doors opened to the public in Philadelphia who leaves the busi- Palmer Inn 16 lo compliment the lurnmirc, many ness in the capable hands of Helene, lines ol children's bedding are dis- who's a CPA, and Sandra, an MBA. PARS 16 played with accessibility to hundreds When they all decided to establish a Plcco Mack 16 of other choices, supplied by leading business together, they researched bedding iiunutacliiicis Wallpaper, locations and demograhics for about a Pool Place & Spa 16 wallp.ipci bolder and diapes are also year, and opened in 1987. Ho did Princeton Alrporter 16 available Barbara Q. Berglund they decide to come to Princeton'.' Says Sandra. "We definitely wanted tlolhiiig New Bomlo4 loddlcr Princeton Bank and Trust Co 17 U.S. I!" can be lound at ABC Here's where Barbara Berglund Princeton Educational Resources 17 ABC utlcrs teal value Chiislcnmg Princeton Mall Service 17 and Baptismal outlil are available Associates Princeton Shopping Center 18 wilh selections in both boys and girls Baths Etc. sizes For Barbara Belgium! Associates, Ralph's Halrstyllng 18 Ihc baby business lias changed the Pcnninglon-based advertising and Alter only two years, Baths Etc. Rider College 18 over the >ears accnidmg to the marketing linn, I('K9 was a banner hits become established us one of the Macioges "You see new and in year wilh business up by 50 percent. largest and most sought after bath River Graphics 18 nov.ilivc products all the time ollcr- The him look on live major new showrooms in the central Jer- Roma Savings Bank 18 ing llcxihihly and selectivity in the clients, hired two additional lull lime sey/Bucks Co. area. The 1990's bring children* hues Iheie are uibs that employees, and garnered eiglil presti- updated displays ul Baths Etc. with Rosenberg Drucker & Co 18 become youth beds, or lull si/e adult gious creative awards. three new Jacuzzi lines, including the Rustl Priori 19 Kds, voice activated swings that New accounts the agency udded in corner whirlpool bath, all fully opcra- Savlno Agency 19 begin lo rock when the b.ibv dies, I9K9 include Ihe Council for tioniil. Other new additions arc El- crib vibrators that stimulate Minium .is jer's one-piece shower enclosure wilh Boatrlco D'Agostino Chemical Research ((t 10 ol Bethle- Shogun 27 19 il ihc child were ruling in ,i i.u. night hem, I'a , the Health Hciulits Buivuu dome und Husling's European style Somerset Medical 19 Limps ih.it monitor the thdd's vimc ol the Division ol Pensions, NJ. shown doors with a lull line of front wheit'vet the adult may be in the Department ol Ihe licasury; the accessories. home, video monitors that vsalt.li the Bancorp NJ Somerset Savings 19 Drink Clean Water Marketing Co. of Baths Etc. is Ihc showroom for child's every move There are w ami Stark A Stark 19 Ewing: (he RN lob Hank of the Vermin's Pcnn Supply Inc., plumb- pipes No mote cold tissues on baby's Ihc je.it I'WJ brought lo » "ic- Delaware Vtilley Hospital Council of ing and heating distributor for Eljer, State Sales Office Furniture ,19 bottom. Some come equipped with ,i sounding conclusion six years ol Philadelphia, ami the Alumnae As- Rheem, Jucuz/i, Villcroy und Boch, nighl light so you can find them economic expansion in a deregulated Tara Enterprises 20 sociation of Smith College ol North- Cliiihe and Slant Fin. to name a few easily in the dsuk there arc tins tilled crivironiin HI ol the luitinciii! in- ampton, Muss. of the many manufacturer*' products Test Smart 20 wilh plaster of p»ris to mold Kiln '•. dustiy. i.iu d Hciilllce D'Ajtostmo. they curry. handprint tot u lilclime keepsake President : ii Cliicl I xeuitive Of Ihc Berglund Agency won live Tlgor Charge 20 licei nl H.iiKuip New Jersey. Inc awards for materials it designed mul I'cnn Supply, wilh its 38,000 Trenton Savings Fund 20 if it's not available at Ihc stoic the and Ms ,ub.utility. New Jersey Sav- executed for Nassau Savings of square feel of warehouse space, is Madogcs will piovide the customer Triangle Reprocenters 20 ings Bank Cotpotulc America put Princeton. The 4-part Home Equity loaned at 6IK Eust State Street, icrvie needed lo see il it i.in be itself nn .i last truck with develop Lumi campaign lot Nassau captured there, plumbers and customer* are Tritech Services 20 obtained Ihtough urn.- ol HKM in MI ill • * liniKing ami olfice lacilitics two (Sold Neogrtiphics. one JASPER, able to fulfill orders almost Im- United Telephone 20 nourccv n lltviiitf. i peni up need of the curly and the Nulionul Cienlive Challenge mediately, and the projected liutnlla- (iood uisloinci -it.!>i '•- •' fi'i1 Mi'« ll.inku". mortgage and in Award The 2 color hiovhmc Ihc tion of u new point of sale at Ihc War Memorial 20 priority «l ABC wlnii»-i '!'•• .MI ihe suiiiiKv ii>iii|Miih all |nikcycd Ini agency created for NIISMIU Saving.,' counter will add to its efficiency. Weldel Realfon 21 wiling Hoot oi phone piuudiiij: position* in Ik lending iiicicuol high Priority Club won another JASPER The design scrvicc.H offered at wenielandCo 21 uel Information or merely lescmhng rises, mid rises, shopping centers, prl/c. Baths lite, is available to home* a product for a customer In Home housing mill ollue comlot (is Ihc Ucrylund agency pin)ccis for ihc owners remodeling and updating their YedllnCo 21 delivery in provided with expeit wuvc ol economic MICCC** escalated. Presbyterian Medical Center of Phila- present home* ai welt at to contrac- 2p# Graphics 21 Kd-upii ABC ptovides "Sliowei Post economic i'X|Kiiiiues wen lust delphia also won award*. Including it tors building new homei. According Keginlty" -.lork ieni.il-> mid will nn u pushing thought for man) of us as JASPIIR for promotional materials to the Vcrnoin, the personalized linn make banner, ami baby niiiues new lending product* became avail and the Piiccmukci Award for IHVSI service cuntuinen receive at Penn for the wall I'toduU \,ifcly brochure* able iiml competition mushroomed medical prinl advertising ill the Dela Supply and Balhs Etc. is what scti and liipcs tire available Business, for Ihc sake of buslnc***, wntc Valley. In addition, Ihc agency them apart from the big chain itorei. Page 10 Report '90 Week of February 20 • 22, 1990 As for the future of the dealership, Just one year after they opened, ment approach, provides banking Coleman Buick range of recognizable personal com- services to corporate, trust and con- Mr. Schultz said they are looking to they were able to move to a larger puters, business computer systems, expand their reputation for good location, in Springfield, which is just sumer customers throughout the The trucks are finally here! peripherals, software, training, com- state. 1989 was the first full year of service. now, after 52 years of business, being Alliance After approximately two years of puter rental and computer network- the newly established Short Hills trying to get a GMC franchise and a phased out of service. ing, all competitively priced with a Regional Banking Center. 1990 will Creative Marketing Alliance month's wait for inventory,' Law- Columbia Lumber In 1964, the Goldmans opened heavy emphasis on strong back-up begin with a move to the newly renceville's Coleman Buick — now another location on a I3-acre tract in support services. (CMA), a Princeton Junction-based constructed Monmouth Shores Cor- advertising, public relations and mar- Coleman Buick, GMC — can finally After more than 50 years in the Branchburg. The fact that Computer Factory has porate Park in Wall, allowing for keting firm, is turning the corner into proclaim that it has trucks. lumber business, Columbia Lumber In addition to being the principal increased its market share among the expanded facilities in the Eastern the 90s with a full head of steam. "Even before we got the franchise, reports that their 1988 foray into [he location for the supply of lumber to Fortune 1000 companies in New Region. The Central Banking Group The four year old firm is experienc- our customers were asking' if we sale of supplies for the small contrac- homebuilders, this site also came to Jersey should come as no surprise, will also have expanded facilities in ing tremendous growth in both the could sell and service trucks," said tor, remodeler and homeowner on house a sister company, called Com- for it duplicates what has been hap- 1990 in the Middlesex-Somerset advertising and public relations mar- Ed Korcnz, truck manager. Route 206 in Hillsborough has been ponent Technology, a plant for the pening in other parts of the country. area. Combined with existing South- kets. And Jeff Barnhart, president, happy and successful. manufacture of trusses and wall pan- Rick Yoss, the Mercer Mall unit's Customers who liked the deal- ern Banking Group headquarters in doesn't see the trend slowing soon.' ership for its service, wanted to be According to owner and president els for housing construction, which is manager, can speak with authority on Mt. Laurel and the Cornerstone headed by Robert Goldman, Jack's Key examples of the growth are able to buy trucks from them or bring Jack Goldman, the success is due to that subject. He has served mana- Banking Group at corporate head- increased staff from four in the begin- brother. their trucks to the dealership for the extensive amount of knowledge gerial tenures at four other geo- quarters in Pennington, these Bank- ning of 1989 to the current 15, and maintenance, Korcnz added. and experience Columbia has to offer In I985, the Goldman's picked graphically diversified Computer ing Groups provide local manage- the new 4,000 square foot facility Now, however, customers can pick the consumer. another spot in Branchburg, a Factory units. This type of growth in ment of their markets, while crossing where the agency is housed in Prince- from the 50 or so trucks on the "The people we have behind our 25,000-square-foot building, which no way implies that the retail trade all bank lines to bring together the ton Junction, which allows creative premises. Those vehicles include counters have been in the business lor they use for the assembly and manu- isn't given equal importance in the resources to provide relationship ideas to flow openly. In addition, S-15 pickups, Sierra pickup trucks. years," he said. facture of interior millwork. company's progress. Yoss will attest management to all customers. CMA's billings in the past year Safari mini-vans, S-15 Jimniys, What's more, because of the level By 1988, then, when the Goldmans to that. Additionally, with the recently an- topped 6.7 million. Suburbans and conversion vans. bought an existing home supply busi- of involvement Columbia has in sev- The Computer Factory has to be nounced First Pennsylvania merger June saw the arrival of CMA to its ness on Route 206 in Hillsborough, According to both Mr. Korcnz and eral facets of the lumber business, it doing the right things. There is no with CoreStates, New Jersey Na- present location, an event marked by renovated it, and opened their doors Mr. Schultz, during Iheir first six can make its customers a promise that other explanation for its phenomenal tional Bank will acquire an additional a gala party the following month, months sine the trucks arrived, busi- not too many other suppliers can: "If to the small builder and growth. Since 1978 it has recorded 12 five branches in southern New Jer- which over 100 clients, media and ness increased 25 percent because of we can't buy it. we can make it." do-it-yourselfer, they, too, were mak- consecutive years of growth. It has sey. friends attended. the new truck franchise. ing "the next, logical business said Goldman. gone from one store in New York CoreStates continues to rank Before arriving at Princeton Junc- move." Asked if they felt adding the trucks Columbia Lumber first opened for City and annual sales of $372,000 to among the top performing regional tion, the agency existed in 1,200 The full-line building center offers conflicted with the Buick image of business out of a six-car garage in 68 stores — ranging from the Atlantic banking organizations in the United square feet of space — not quite high-line automobiles, Mr. Schultz Newark. lumber, masonry products, moldings, to the Pacific coasts — and a current States. Commenting on the 1986 enough for the already expanded staff said no. The current owner and president plumbing and electrical supplies, annualizcd revenue rate well in ex- merger of New Jersey National Bank of 12. "We were growing so rapidly "GMC Trucks are just like the reported that his grandfather, Jacob, hardware, paints, seasonal products cess of $400 million! Moreover, the with Corestates, John D. Wallace, that the offices became too small Buick line. They're more upscale and and father, Gerald, made "the next, and kitchens. company has been uninterruptedly president and chief executive officer, within a year and a half," says Russ prestigious than a Ford or Chevy logical business move," when they profitable over that time span. says: "We are still enjoying our Mykytyn, executive vice president Truck," he explained. began supplying homebuilders in Computer Factory One of Computer Factory's key 'post-merger bliss,' and while not for CMA. "Boxes were piled high "We're known for our good car 1938. ingredients is its training department, without occasional challenges, the and we were always bumping into service," he said, "and we'll do the At the time, Jacob was a partner in which now operates learning centers merger has allowed NJNB to deliver Consistent with its meteoric na- one another," he added. "But I'm same for our new truck franchise." a millwork company. throughout the country to meet the its traditional quality services with not complaining about the growth." tionwide growth. The Computer Fac- increasing demand for popular added big bank efficiencies and in- Both Mykytyn and Barnhart tory has moved into a leadership classes and customized training. Like novations. The tremendous resources brought extensive experience in the position in the New Jersey corporate the rest of the country, Princeton of CoreStates enable us to compete commercial marketing sector which marketplace. The formula for success offers these same learning facilities. with anyone in our marketplec, and stemmed from their affiliation with at the Mercer Mall has emulated the DOOR It also offers networking, rentals and 1989 results were a ringing endorse- Philips Lighting. The agency there- standards set by the chain since its ment of our decision and this belief." a strong service support. fore specialized initially in com- •TO- inception back in 1978. The ingre- New Jersey National Bank con- Another "plus" at the Mercer Mall munication for commercial clients. A dients comprise offering a truly broad tinues to be committed to serving the third partner Jim Stecn, a former DOOR — and this is true of the other units, community, and this is reflected in whether in Texas. Wisconsin or Illi- account supervisor with Gillespie in 24 Hours a Day the number of community organiza- Princeton Junction joined CMA a nois — is the ability to promptly tions supported by the bank. A Com- Service by Appointment deliver to corporate as well as retail year later bringing experience in the munity Development Committee, es- consumer arena. Steen had managed OFFICE SPACE customers. The establishment of ma- tablished in 1989, is actively in- Choose from over 150 Vehicles- All Airports jor warehouse facilities on both the New Jersey National Bank and Luxury Sedans... Formal Limousines... Executive Travel volved in reviewing and meeting New Jersey Department of Atlantic City Casinos FOR LEASE coasts as well as strategic .satellite Stretch Limousines', 10 Passenger Vans. community needs. Agriculture accounts. Today Steen 25 & 33 passenger Shuttle Busses. Leisure & Sports storage locations has assured that Shopping & Theaters manages accounts in real estate, in- 28 & 36 passenger Luxury Motor Coaches", capability. At the start of a challenging and Weddings uncertain new decade, CoreStates surance and other fields. Available lor Charter. And the unique Trump 13 ROSZEL ROAD Golden Edition Limousine, with everything! Sight Seeing NJNB believes it is well positioned to In addition to its growing client 'Relax with Color TV, Stereo, VCR, Bar, end more. Restaurants PRINCETON CoreStates move forward and to build on the Corporate Seminars list, CMA has added increasingly foundation that has been strengthened specialized staff. Recent additions For CoreStates New Jersey Na- through its affiliation with CoreStates tional Bank, 1989 was a year of include Carol Moycr, creative direc- ADJOINING CARNEGIE CENTER Financial Corp. tor, who brings extensive agency building on success, taking advantage CoreStates New Jersey National experience from Young and Rubicam of opportunities which continue to Bank has 75 branch offices and five and stresses marketing strategy us a NEWLY RENOVATED OFFICE BUILDING abound in New Jersey and capitaliz- UNITS FROM 1500 TO 30,000 SQ. FT regional banking centers located critical element in her work. Call for appointment ing on Banking Group and Rela- throughout New Jersey offering a full and free brochure. tionship Banking concepts. Another added specialist is the new range of wholesale, trust and con- public relations manager, Meg North. In 609 area code This is the BEST LOCATION The Banking Group concept, the sumer banking services. CoreStates offering the BEST RENT foundation of CoreStates New Jersey Previo sly North was director of NJNB has approximately 1,5(X) em- public relations at Wenzel and Com- 924-0070 National Bank's relationship manage- ployees. Toll Free in NJ pany in Pennington. She emphasizes extensive media relations as part of 1-800-854-LIMO CONTACT: her program. Cellular Telephone by Request Keller Realty Associates Inc WE Junior Art Director Amy K;itz adds for your business & personal use! 103 Carnegie Center All Vehicles have Stereo CAN extensive desk top publishing experi- & Air Conditioning Princeton, NJ. 08540 ence to the agency as CMA ptoduccs Bob Noesner .609-452-8880 CHANGE eight newsletters entirely on desk top. While the partners plan to expand their staff further, they plan to keep service as the center of their focus. STUDY Barnhart, as u result of his experience as a marketing communications man- ager is acutely awace of the bottom line and how it translates into the level of service agency clients should expect. Lorraine Davis At Sylvan Learning CentersT our Study Skills Program is Employment Inc. custom designed to help students improve the way they study. With 17 years of experience in the We teach good habits like time management and goal setting, placement of administrative and sup- while improving skills in listening comprehension, organizing, port personnel for a diversified and reading/studying and test-taking. Our certified teadurs offer expanding client base. Lorraine lots oniKiividuaT attention, encouragement and praise. Just a Davis Eimploymcnt Inc prides itself couple of hours a week at Sylvan* could nuke studying one of in successfully advancing the career paths of individuals while stabilizing Learning Center, employee turnover lor many com- Helpingkklsck)hotter. panies. Candidates are educated on inter- viewing skills and techniques and Pennington Hamilton Doylostown client companies arc informed about (609) 737-6444 * (609) 588-9037 * (215) 340-1171 the candidates' qualifications and ref- erences This personal attention is the KI-;AI>IN(; • MAIH • WKIIINK; • SIUDY SKIIIS- MHUOI KI ADINI SS corneisioiie im whali the business COLLhf.ii; I'HII' • SAI/AC:i I'HIl' • AlCntUA • HH.INNINi; MI ADIN(. dom THE FAUCET COLLECTION Showpieces for the bath, powder room and kitchen are outstanding designs In splendidly rich finishes with quality valving systems for dependable perfor- mance. For beauty and practicality that endure, select the bold look of Being without exquisite Kohler faucets from our showroom. 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Vou'll I'eel heller PhysicianLine 1-800-255-3440 Mercer Mcdicnl (Vntor I Hi Ili'llcuir Axeiiue, Trenton, New Jersey IIHIill" The Traffic Circle, Brldflewater • Open Mon. - Frl,, 8-5; Thura. til 7:30; Sat. til 1:30 • (201) 728*6622 Page 12 Report '90 Week of February 20 - 22, 1990 emotional health-related problem." f^\\eir\r\ I ilw 12,000-square-foot facility offers Started by one time pharmaceutical prescribed for certification as a dis- The partnership also offers man-, As a Mental Health Clinical Nurse 011060 Lily more than progressive resistance ap- detailer, Judl Goodkin, and her hus- pute settler in the field of residential agement consulting, valuations of Specialist, Ms. Fingerhut believes paratus includes Nautilus, Body- band, Jim, both lovers of spices, construction. ', '• . . • • closely held businesses, litigation nurses in private and group practices Chris Ondrak is well known for master, Polaris Icarian, and flavors and entertaining, thc- Yet construction work (over 15.0 support and bankruptcy tax advise- will be very visible in the health care floral designs in shows and business Kines-arc. And Gold's Gym ad- Goodkin's now two-restaurant opera- cases) was only part of the increased ment as well as accounting for marketplace during the coming dec- decors. Winner of many awards vanced strength training section of- tion is the forerunner of more to workload for Blaine Greenfield As- non-profit organizations, retirement ade. According to Ms. Fingerhut, the during the 13 years he has worked fers the best in free-weight equip- come. Admired by other sociates. "Handling automotive dis- planning, financial projections and health arena, during the 198O's, was in the Remington area, one of his ment. These, coupled with a com- rcstauranteurs who say she has a great putes was another big area for us," budgets, and guidance in lease vs. characterized by increased consumer recent honors was a commission by plete cardiovasular training center — palate, Judi explains, "I wanted to noted Greenfield, "as evidenced by buy decisions. interest and demand for knowledge, the Society of American Florist to featuring stairmaster, lefe cycles, improve on my mother's cooking and the many cases we handled for both treadmills, rowers and much more — dedicated myself to excellence in In the coming year, Gushen & self-determination, independence and design sprays and floral decorations the Ford Consumer Appeals Board Moonin plan to provide the business choice in decision-making in matters makes Gold's Gym ope of the most food preparation." and the Better Business Bureau." for the Inaugural of President Bush. equipped facilities in the area. community with comprehensive tax, of health. The nursing profession Heading up a menu of surprising This latter group, incidentally, also and accounting services, always Chris has recently been certified Complimenting the extensive line variety is an array of 28 different recognizes this trend as representing a as a master consultant by one of the recognized Greenfield for having adhering to the firm's basic societal shift from a traditional dis- of conditioning equipment, Gold's salads, "any one of which is a meal completed additional training when it philosophy that "Service Is Every- largest wire services, Redbook Gym also has an exceptional safety in itself," says Judi, "Good.and ease orientation regarding health to Floral Services. presented him with a certificate for thing." one of prevention and health mainten- floor. In addition Gold's Gym now fresh food served in a contemporary completion of its advanced training ance. offers Nutrionalysis weight manage-, and consistent manner is one of my ment program, which gives the latest, guidelines. Food must be prepared Toward the end of the year, Green- Hermitage rTeSS The practice, located at 148 North OOlCf S in computerized nutrition and fitness fresh." field further got involved in the area Main Street, Cranbury, offers flex- evaluations. Great Tastes is open seven days a ible appointment scheduling as well of neighborhood. disputes when he Hermitage Press, Inc., located at Gold's Gym, though opened less There arc spacious luxuriously week. Lunch is served Monday 1595 Fifth Street in Ewing, is a as house calls when necessary. Ms. than one year, has become an tiled locker rooms, each equipped was named as an informal hearing through Saturday, and Brunch 11 to 3 officer for the Mediation Unit of customized full service printer, own- Fingerhut is also available as a guest outstanding health and fitness fa- with dry heat saunas. And there is a on Sundays. Dinner is served seven speaker to community clubs and or- cility. Mercer County's Family Court sys- ed and operated by Mary Stoeckle, juice bar and a sportswear shop days a week. president and chief executive officer. ganizations on health-related topics Located on Route One, just south featuring the "famous Gold's Gym tem. This work — coupled with his for consumer education. For infor- of Raymond Road in Princeton Cor- clothing." being named as a chairperson for the The 34-person staff at Hermitage mation call (609) 395-1048. porate Plaza, the airy spacious Community Dispute Resolution has been credited with increasing the Greenfield Committee in East Windsor — "has volume of business in 1989. The Great Tastes really kept things eventful," accord- company also completed its plans for Associates ing to Greenfield. modernization, which included the Keep Your Business Growing! Five months ago. Great Tastes, a ".And there should be no addition of large press units, the Blaine Greenfield Associates, a slowdown in 1990,"he updating of the Pre Press operation, new restaurant with an established multi-faceted consulting firm, used reputation as a casual American added,"because of still further ex- automating the office with com- much of 1989 to expand its varied pansion into other fields. puters, and providing customers with bistro known for abundance, ex- range of services to both Mercer cellence and variety, opened in the "We will continue our work for the a new toll-free number to reduce their County and the rest of the country. Municipal Securities Rulemaking telephone costs. The number, Princeton Shopping Center. Blaine S. Greenfield, president, The Princeton operation follows Board, for whom we arbitrated two 1-800-882-HERM, went into effect at noted that "the firm had a very cases last year, and we look forward the end of June. 2'A years after the opening of the successful year, both in terms of successful Great Tastes, a trendy to serving the New York Stock Ex- The 1990s will most likely feature increased billings (up 18 percent) and change (having recently been named plans for expansion for the 45 gourmet restaurant in East Brunswick the addition of several clients. and nine years after the opening of as an arbitrator by this group)." year-old company. "We'd like to put 26J4 Witherspoon Street . Princeton, NJ (609)683-4008 the first Great Tastes gourmet "What made the year so very our business office and typesetting take-out shop. exciting, however, was that we man- operations together in a new building aged to move into new areas of Griffith Electric here (1595 Fifth Street), but nothing growth — while continuing to has been finalized as yet," Stoeckle provide our usual promotional, re- In September, 1989, Griffith Ejec- said. search and management consulting tric Supply Co. completed 51 years of Hermitage Press currently is mak- Go Places From Mercer County Airport.... services to small- and medium-sized service to the community. Started by ing ample use of all available space businesses." Bill Griffith and his wife Meta, the within its present building, which has Via USAir Express to 75 Major Cities Among the firm's clients: Electric company has grown to become one of undergone a number of improve- Playground, Bound Beverages, the largest independent electrical ments since Stoeckle acquired the Simply Service, Fleming Companies, wholesale houses in the country. business in 1982. Hermitage had MERCER COUNTY AIRPORT East Coast Micro Systems, Clean The same traditions that guided the always been known for its high ITS ECONOMICAL I ITS CONVENIENT! Team Enterprises, Personal Car Care company in the early days, still printing quality and dependability. by Charles, Lottery Connection, prevail today — employing top quali- However, changes in the intensity of Lower Bucks County Chamber of ty people is number one; representing customer service were in order to Commerce, Video Reflections, Nova only the manufacturers who are con- meet the challenge of the competitive Business Services, MJP Heating and sidered the industry leaders; provid- market. ing service, second to none in the • Convenient Schedules Cooling, Nutcracker Sweets, and For example, updated equipment USAir • Competitive Fates Proof Positive. Trenton market; and maintaining suf- now makes it possible for ficient stocks locally to satisfy the EXPRESS • Plenty of Free Parking at Mercer Greenfield also kept personally Hermitage's customers to use their busy, serving as a volunteer consult- electrical trade. own computers for preparing copy ant for the Small Business Develop- During years when there are signs compatible with the printing firm's Call 1-800-428-4322 ment Center at Mercer County Com- that the economy is softening, Grif- system, either by providing a diskette munity College. fith has always risen to the occasion or directly inputting it by means of a IT'SCATCHING ON!!! With respect to some of the new by being more responsive to their modem. The advantages this system areas of growth. Greenfield noted customers needs for local inventories, brings are increased accuracy and that "the firm was represented at the truck deliveries, and superior applica- tion assistance. savings of time and money. Several annual conference of the National Hermitage customers are already us- Academy of Conciliators," and dur- ing this process. ing that time, led a panel discussion Hermitage Press also does a great on the conciliation process. In ad- GSA Accounting deal of direct mail work, from con- dition, Greenfield was recognized for cept to delivery to the Post Office. It having completed the full course After four years working for a software consulting firm.Gari recently assisted with the design and Anderson started GSA Accounting implementation of the "Build 700 ' Service's' to offer computerized record Campaign;'" a direct mail program keeping and reporting for growing for the Edison-bascd Construction businesses. GSA felt that for most Financial Management Association. small companies it is not feasible to The project is already more than hire regular staff to maintain a set of halfway toward its goal of increasing books. And, usually the owner is nation-wide membership from 3,400 unwilling or unable to spend valuable to 4,100 individuals. time keeping records. It is more time Although Hermitage Press primar- and cost effective to have a pro- ily services Mercer County and sur- fessional set up, prepare, and main- rounding areas, the company's mod- tain them plus provide timely, ac- ernization has attracted regional at- curate, and reliable reports. tention. Further information regard- ing the many services offered by Anderson's PC based accounting Hermitage can be obtained by calling service is one of the few in this area, (609) 882-3600 or and is particularly useful for pro- fessionals, consultants and personal 1-800-882-HERM. service organizations, for example, graphic artists, attorneys, psy- chologists, or nail salons. Holiday Inn Using nationally recognized soft- — Princeton ware, GSA provides the write-up of accounting transactions that prepares In 1989, the Holiday Inn Princeton a company's accounts for a meeting increased meetings and banquets with a banker for financing or a CPA business by 55 percent. for tax filing. Reporting packages Occupancy, along with that of out include monthly and yearto-datc competitors', has remained com statements, listings, ledgers, com- parable to the 1988 figures. parative and analytical financial state- These observations tell us that the ments, budgets, and payroll. hospitality market in central New The fees are based on the com- Jersey is continuing in its economic plexity of set-up, volume of trans- slowdown. In the 1990's we'll sec actions to be entered, and the types of company spending for lodging and financial statements required. There conferences tightening. Firms will arc four different report packages to closely examine these expenditures, select from depending upon the needs opting for less pomp and circum- of your business. stance and more for results-oriented, comfortable meetings. Our staffing needs will be for Gushen & Moonin highly motivated, team players. The entire staff itself will be slimmed and Gushen A, Moonin Certified Public the hospitality market will become Accountants plan a major expansion more competitive. to larger quarters at 860 Lower Ferry The Holiday Inn Princeton goals Road, Ewing Township, in 1990. for 1990 include maintaining our Founded more than 50 years ago by aggressive position in the hospitality Sidney R. Oushcn, CPA, the firm hos market. built its reputation on a solid com- bination of experienced profession- alism plus personalized services. Hunterdon Medical Complementing Uushcn's ex- tensive experience in banking, invest- "Building on Excellence ... Meet- ment and other financial matters is ing Tomorrow's Needs" is the theme Ronald C. Moonin, CPA, a former of the 90s for Hunterdon Medical Internal Revenue Agent, whose ex- Center. The Center begins the decade pertise Includes estate planning and with a ground breaking this spring for complex corporate and individual • major building and renovation pro- taxation. ject, completes a successful com- "We believe," says Moonin, munity-wide fund-raising campaign "there will be changes in the capital lo support the project and continues gains lax rate in 1990 and further to provide and improve high-quality change* in the manner that buiinesi medical and health services which transactions arc taxed. Therefore we have distinguished Hunterdon are providing tax planning to our Medical Center since it started in client* throughout trie year, 1953. With a highly trained staff, Oushen In the planning for several years, A Moonin* objective is to help the new construction and renovation clients reach the proper business deci- project will replace inpatlcnl rooms at sions to achieve financial success. the hospital a$ well as provide ex- Betides tax consultation and Income panded space for several hospital lax preparation, (he firm renders per- departments. tonallted services In estate and The $21,2 million proposed con- fiduciary tax matters, corporate struction and renovation project in- finance and financial rtportlng, volve! building two new patient merger* and acquisitions, and financ- lloon over the current Emergency Ing from banks and venture Department and Intensive Care Unit capitalists, areas, which were originally designed I Page 14 Report '90 Week of February 20 - 22, 1990 came after a strong rally in new home munity in Plainsboro. wide selection of merchandise cou- ing effective plans based on it, the ton corridor. In both areas, Matrix sales in the months of November and Situated on a site on Platnsborc L&P General pled with exceptional service, we can firm can assist clients across a broad properties feature a blend of in- December 1989. Total property sales Road adjacent to Linpro's successful encourage customer loyalty and draw range of industries. In addition to novative architectural design, beaut- for 1989 reached twenty, which far master-planned community known as Construction new shoppers. working on new computer based iful landscaping, and outstanding out paced other builders of similar Princeton Meadows, Wyndhurst will "Roebling will continue its leasing products, Market Entry added a mar- workmanship that has attracted some style and priced homes in Hunterdon ultimately be comprised of three dis- L&P General Construction, based efforts to provide new services such keting advisory service for pro- of the leading corporations in the County. tinct residential enclaves: The Garden in West Trenton, offers a wide range as a toy store, book store, pet store fessional service firms. And, with its United States. In the Exit 8A area, Homes at Wyndhurst, The Manor of services, including all roofing, and a men's clothing store. To date, extensive group of senior associates, Matrix has restored the historic For- Homes at Wyndhurst and The Patio carpentry, interior and exterior cus- Chili's Bar & Grill, a the firm continues to work in en- sgate Country Club — which re- Line Associates Homes at Wyndhurst. The site will tom painting, doors and windows, 6,600-square-foot free-standing res- vironmental areas such as waste man- opened in the summer of 1989 — and Responsive — a one word descrip- also offer open space areas and plus more. taurant, which is part of a national agement and analytical testing, is expanding its outstanding residen- tion for the attitude and philosophy recreational facilities including a Our business has been doing work chain, has agreed to locate at the social, vocational and health tial community at this picturesque directing Line Associates Realty Inc. swimming pool, kiddie pool, club in Princeton and the surrounding center. The restauranthope s to begin services, office systems and site. Owned and managed by Daniel Pan- house, tennis courts and a tot lot. areas for four years. construction this spring subject to procedures, as well as in access Center Point at 8A, the company's nucci since 1981, Line Associates has Before we established our business township approvals. Negotiations for control and physical security. 900-acre corporate business park, made every effort to respond to the Created to meet the needs of the we had worked in the construction a cinema complex also arc near first-time purchaser, The Garden Kish, formerly a corporate ex- continued to attract prestige tenants. needs of its clientele in the field, employed by other companies completion. A new cinema has long ecutive with The Singer Company, Center Point is the nucleus of a ever-changing real estate market- Homes at Wyndhurst will be com- and the union. We got tired of that so been a community need. prised of 168 one- and two-bedroom NBC, and Harcourt Brace Matrix master plan for the balanced place. A broad base of knowledge we started our own business (partner- "Centers the size of Fashion Plaza Jovanovich said, "Eight years ago development of the Exit 8A area. that covers residential, industrial and condominiums. The homes, which ship), in I986. We are a registered will be available in seven model take time to establish in a market- when Market Entry was founded, we Here Matrix has also created Monroe commercial real estate, as well as company, and carry full insurance place," adds Gingras. "All our man- intended to focus on the infor- Centre at Forsgate, a 46-acrc office property management techniques, al- types, will offer up to 1,310 square coverage for a substantial amount. feet of dramatic living space and agement, marketing and leasing ef- mation/communications industry ex- park, offering a distinguished identity lows the professionals at Line As- Since the beginning of our busi- forts will focus on meeting the needs clusively. But, we continually broad- for corporate headquarters, executive sociates to answer questions regard- standard features that include modern cat-in kitchens, patios or balconies, ness, we gained recognition and re- of the community, and we will be en our areas of expertise as we break suites, and professional offices in a ing homes, businesses and invest- spect from all of our satisfied clients. patient to allow this maturing pro- new ground with our clients." ments readily. economical gas heat and an abun- carefully planned campus environ- dance of storage space. First-floor We arc committed to your heeds and cess." ment. Monroe Centre currently As a member of local County models will feature nine foot ceilings will not let you down. We give you houses the Matrix corporate head- Board of Realtors, Line Associates to maximize a feeling of spacious- all of the details up front and through- Market Roost quarters, the White Oak Office Build- has the tools necessary for obtaining ness, according to Crowell. Select out the process to completion of Market Entry ing, and Princeton Medical Center's up-to-date information regarding cur- models will also offer fireplaces, project. The Market Roost is an establish- Health Care Center. rent listings available for sale, a vaulted ceilings and lofts. Prices are "Quality workmanship along with Successfully launching a new prod- ment which features an eatery, cater- In late December of 1988, Matrix history of all sold and closed expected to begin at approximately quality materials guarantee us your uct or service or repositioning an ing services, and food specialties purchased The Holiday Inn - Center properties, and a record of rental $90,000. complete satisfaction," states Peter older one is based on the smartest store. Established by Norman and Point at Exit 8A. This acquisition was properties in surrounding areas. Pietras, general partner. "We take possible use of financial and human Carol Todd in 1980, May 1990 will part of the company's continuing In conjunction with the real estate Designed for upwardly-mobile pride in every job we do, may it be resources. Over the past year many mark the 10th anniversary of this small or large, it is done correctly the plans to expand into the company, Daniel Pannucci is the purchasers who require more living organizations trimmed down in their highly successful operation. leisure/hospitality market. The hotel owner of Bell Builders, Inc. space than a garden home affords. first time," adds Lisa Pitonyak, gen- drive towards excellence and Norman Todd is a graduate of The eral partner. is managed by the Texas-based Throughout the years Bell Builders The Manor Homes at Wyndhurst and profitability and lost staffers who Culinary Institute of America and Benchmark Hospitality Company. has been active in the construction The Patio Homes at Wyndhurst will traditionally provide much of the University of New Hampshire. A industry in commercial, industrial Benchmark and Matrix have initiated offer trendsetting architecural design information used to direct marketing four star chef who has served his an overall refurbishing of the hotel, and residential real estate. The inter- combined with some of today's most The Mall at programs. Without them organiza- culinary delights at some of the finest action between building and market- an expansion from the original 150 to sought-after amenities, s tions are cither drowning in unfiltercd restaurants across the country, (Cali- 200 rooms, the addition of more ing allows both Bell Builders and Priced from approximately Fashion Plaza information or floundering for lack of fornia, Florida and Colorado), for Line Associates the benefit of com- meeting space, and new dining and $195,000, 108 unique two-story a handle on true market conditions. thirteen years prior to the opening of guest services. plete marketplace awareness. Con- twin-style homes will comprise The "The primary 1990 goal for Because organizations are reaching The Market Roost. Carol Todd has a struction costs as related to market- out for both vital information and Matrix is firmly committed to the Manor Homes at Wyndhurst. Fashion Plaza is to develop the com- Master's Degree in Education and immediate Princeton market with its place pricing are readily understood munity aspects of the center and work marketing direction, 1990 should be taught school for eleven years. She through first-hand experience. The Patio Homes at Wyndhurst two new office parks. University will be the new community's most to bring an additional anchor to the an excellent year for Market Entry, has always worked in restaurants on a Inc. Square and Princeton Gateway Cor- exclusive residential enclave, featur- center," says Paul Gingras president part-time basis. porate Campus, Linpro Co. ing just 54 elegant single-family de- of Roebling Management Company, Last year, Market Entry, Inc., a Although The Market Roost is In 1990, Matrix plans to begin tached residences. Inc., the managers of Fashion Plaza. strategic marketing firm, worked on located in Flemington, New Jersey, construction of Phase II of University The Linpro Co. announced its The Linpro Company anticipates "Adding a major retailer will create a the launch and development of sev- many regular customers can be found Square, a five-story office building plans to begin the construction of breaking ground for Wyndhurst in regional draw and attract more small eral innovative products including coming from Manhattan, Philadel- specialty stores to the center, result- that will offer 185,000 square feet of Wyndhurst a new residential com- early 1990. hypertext computer software and phia, Princeton, North Jersey and premier office space in an all-glass ing in more choices then ever before electronic distance learning. Accord- Bucks County, especially Sunday to for shoppers. design with full-height atrium. ing to Katherine Kish, president of enjoy brunch. Also scheduled for completion in "Even in today's fiercely com- Market Entry, Inc., "PC's on today's 1990 is 104 Interchange Plaza, a OFFICE SPACE petitive retail market, we believe a desks have opened up whole new three story glass and brick office major anchor will look to Fashion categories of products and services. building located two miles from Exit Plaza because of its prime location. People think differently about what 8A of the New Jersey Turnpike. The Roebling will focus on creating an they need to know and how they learn THE HILTON BUILDING it." new facility will join the nearby 101 exciting and strong shopping environ- Interchange Plaza, a three-story of- 194 Nassau Street, Princeton ment by listening to constructive Because Market Entry's approach fice facility. input from merchants and customers. focuses on the process of gathering By providing our customers with a market information and implement- Leasing R.C. Maxwell Co. Suites From 675 to 3,500 Sq. Ft. Shipping Problems? The R.C. Maxwell Co. was (will suDdivide) founded in 1894, 53 years after the Join Lead Tenants — Merrill Lynch and til national Bank Put yourself in the hands of a first American advertising agency reliable local shipper. Princeton was founded by Volney B. Palmer, Call Mark Hill (609 921-6060) Mail Service ships via UPS, Fed- promoting wood, coal and real estate eral Express - that means your in Philadelphia, and one year after the Hilton Realty Co. packages will reach their desti- founding of u magazine known as nation on time, every time! Ladi«s Home Journal. In the ex- Brokers Protected plosion of American commerce fol- f lowing the Civil War, advertising i And we stock a complete line ol shipping supplies and corrugated boxes for all agencies and magazines enriched the your packaging needs. Best of all, we do it with a smile & no waiting in linel advertising industry, which up to that Phase DONT use paper or string on packages time found its expression primarily in I PRINCETON MAIL SERVICE} ...hip, hip, hooray! newspapers and earlier forms of out- i door advertising. North Harrison Street Princeton Shopping Center • Princeton, NJ Daily 9-6 • Saturday 10-4 (609) 924-6059 After the company's founding, the main focusof our efforts was the Joseph S. Taylor railraods, which served as the pri- mary conduit of overland commerce. This emphasis shifted, due to the KLATZKIN AND COMPANY Matrix advent of the automobile in the 1920's. to roads and highways. These Certified Public Accountants After another year of remarkable highway also helped spread popula- growth in 1989, Matrix Development tion growth from the urban areas to Microscope dust mites cling to dust particfes in your home «no office group of Cranbury is looking forward the surrounding countryside. This, Serving the Business Community to the new decade as a time of along with the infusion of radio in the ror Over Sixty Years challenge and opportunity. I9-Ws and television in the 1950's, "In the 1990's, commercial de- changed the emphasis in the ways in Air Duct Cleaning Business Planning Accounting velopers in New Jersey will have lo which our company served the Reduce mold, mildew, dust and other contaminants in your Personal Planning Auditing compete on a new playing field," advertiser. said Joseph S. Taylor, president and Today Mercer County, typical of a home and office. Steamatic's original air duct cleaning Computer Consulting Tax Services chief executive officer of Matrix "A service reduces air contaminants and musty odors. If you Northeastern market, is served by stricter approvals process and grow- numerous radio and television sta- have forced air heating, you need this service. Why wait ing concerns about the environment to breathe cleaner air in our home and office? Call today. Princeton, NJ 609-924-7447 will generate new directions lor tions and several newspapers, and is creative developers." composed of many diverse social-economic ami ethnic groups. 936-0955 The Matrix success story has In addition, influences of this area are Trenton, NJ 609-890-9189 centered around New Jersey Turnpike Sine* 1988 • Fr»« einmatm in horn* and office divided between the first and fourth Exit 8A in Monroe Township, and largest metropolitan areas in the now extended to the Nximing Prince- country. As a result, our ouldooi advertising serves as a "common denominator medium." which reac- hes all the population quickly and economically regardless of other fac- tors. PRESIDENTS MONTH IS SAVINGS MONTH ATCOLEMAN BUICK/GMC TRUCK Advertising is the means by which communications media arc made $ $ available to everyone to disseminate information and ideas vital to oui M3,695 18,995 16,995 economy and our society, In the last decade of the century (he advertise) looks Increasingly to a media mix to reach as many people as quickly and efficiently as possible. The Ws present new problems, challenges and opportunities to the advertiser, The most attractive prod- uct, the most exciting idea can pass unnoticed by the public unlcn effec- BRAND NEW 1990 GMC tive.y presented with powerful copy STARMA8TER BY STARCRAFT and the optimum media mix, FULL SIZE CUSTOM CONVERSION VAN JMs Ow0rtw lunimiivw K fll >« Cond, tiuiu CeflN lilt Wml. IWnU 1990 GMC NEW 1990 GMC DH« TinlN Gltll. AM.1M 5te» <>]* FV WiMkmt IV Oi iKkl. Mitt Will I Rllly Medical Center Wilt Oil fcuwM O*tf> it IM '<»' RKIIKIKI. 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CQ 0W» WCt INCtUWS oilers a full range of health care Vilnm.CuMMC.nl MWHMI1 CmmmtH'} toUUnlmlriOvww' 11000 rKIAU U4QI5 Wet UHlwhi |7W Mtutt VMI7S0MM facilities to residents of its service area through its five divisions and the PRICE(S) DO NOT INCLUDE VEHICLE PEES AND TAXES. PRICE(S) VALID 24 HOURS FROM PUBLICATION DATE. Princeton Surgical Center, Princeton" Hospital, a 242-bed THE AREA'S VOLUME BUICK DEALER community (caching hospital af- filiated with The Unlvemlty of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jcr- wy.Robcrt Wood Johnson Medical School, provides care in all medical and surgical specialties, except caniiac lurgery. Facilities Include 24-hour emergency and trauma care, family-centered maternity care (ma- CONVMllOm k, ternity in a particularly active part of STARCRAFTM, the hospital with approximately 2,000 birth* annually), pcdiairki, Page 16 Report '90 Week of February 20 - 22, 1990 The Palmer Inn, a Best Western graduate ot LaSallc Univversity, ment contracts, municipal govern- 18 years of experience is owned and looking forward to even more cx- . i. Palmer Inn facility, is managed by Boyle Hotels supervises the field staff for en- ment representation and land use. operated by John C. Migliaccio. We pansion in 1990, according to Alan The management of The Palmer of Union. Other Boyle Hotels arc: vironmental assessments and Super- The firm's continued representation are located in Cranbury at the Cran- Glickman, president. Inn, Route 1 South in the Princeton The Somerset Hills Hotel, Warren; fund investigations. of national and statewide trade as- bury Professional Building off Route Mr. Glickman pointed out that last corridor, announces a special pro- The Murray Hill Inn, New ' 'Some of the strictest environmen- sociations has also provided a depen- 130 north. year's big surge was due to establish- gram available exclusively for their Providence; The Mansion Hotel. tal laws in the country have been dable basis for growth. The selection The staff arc certified pool ing a new service to and from JFK guests. By arrangement with several Fanwood; The West field Inn: and I he legislated in New Jersey," Meek of one of the firm's partners, Steven operators in the State of New Jersey. Airport in New York. This was an local businesses, discounts in the Morristown Inn. observed. "PARS is glad to be help- J. Picco, to be included in the We are also members of the National addition to hourly service to Newark price of certain goods and services ing businesses become sensitive to 1989-90 edition of "The Best Law- Spa and Pool Institute, and we have Airport — a destination that has been are now offered to persons staying at PARS environmental protection issues. By yers in America," has given the firm won awards for our pool designs. served since the company's funding The Palmer Inn. A stay at the Inn providing quality professional additional recognition. The Pool Place and Spas designs, in 1987. He noted that another ncw now brings with it discounts at "It's been a very good year at services to comply with the regula- For 1990, Picco Mack Kennedy excavates, constructs and builds offiering in 1989 — inter-connecting' Charlie Brown's Restaurant, PARS," said Ronald Meek. Presi- tion, we feel we improve everyone's Jaffe Perrella & Yoskin anticipates pools to fit your backyard. Our office service between Newark and JFK McCartcr Theatre and at many more dent of the environmental consulting quality of life." continued growth in the volume of its is always open, with a 24 hour Airports — was also proving popular. local businesses. firm, summing up 198'). PARS, short work and in its staffing and operating answering service, to answer any To accommodate the stepped-up for Professional Associates in Re- Meek, who earned his Ph.D. from space needs. The firm expects to add questions you may have about your pace of activity in 1990, Glickman Toni Jaeckel, general manager, the University of North Carolina, is explained: "Our Courtesy Package gulatory Services, Inc., provides a several experienced attorneys, as well pool. If service is needed we have a reported the adding of several new wide range of services on en- an expert in the field of hazards as new associates and support staff. complete service department which is specially-equipped airport limousines adds approximately $70. in value to assessment. He co-founded PARS in every stay at the Inn. We're very vironmental and health & safety is- Additional space requirements for the run by Paul Burd. All the pools we to bring the Princeton Airporter's sues for businesses and public sector 1984. The company also provides firm will be provided as a result of the build are maintenance free in ground fleet to a total of 20. happy that we've been able to arrange asbestos inspection and manamgent, organizations. firm's relocation in February from its pools. We also carry a complete line The big appeal of Princeton Air- this for our guests and, at the same hazardous waste services, air quality "Additions to our professional existing 7,500 square feet space to of spas. There is the DownEast Spa porter is providing patrons with free- time, offer support to our local testing, and complete training pro- merchants. We like the idea of local staff this year have nearly doubled approximately 13,000 square feet at and the new Grecian Swim Spa. We dom from traffic headaches en route grams for compliance with RCRA, businesses cooperating for the benefit our services for clients, particularly One State Street Square in Trenton. have models in the store for you to to and in the airport, as well as OSHA, and Right to Know regula- of our mutual clientele." in the environmental area. " Mick According to Patrick D. Kennedy, a see and if necessary try. parking hassles and expense. Many tions. Their headquarters facility at commented. He recently announced partner in the firm, continuing ex- Our office, which is open 9-5 compliments have been received on The Palmer Inn features 1700 Whitehorsc-Hamilton Square the appointments of Daniel Hillman pansion is due to the growing realiza- daily, is also a retail store for all your the skill and resourcefulness of the mini-efficiencies, suites and Road is fully equipped to serve the tion in New Jersey's business com- as senior hydrogeologist and Joseph pool needs from chemicals to keep firm's drivers. balconied rooms as well as standard entire region (NJ, NY. PA, DE). munity that competent and discreet accommodation. There are attractive McGuckin as hydrogeolugist. Hill- your pool clean to parts and ac- As the new year begins. Princeton man is responsible for project man- legal representation in the state's cessories. banquet and meeting rooms including capital is necessary to ensure that Airporter has come up with a novel agement, design and implementation The Garden Room which opens onto Pi ceo Mack business needs are understood by marketing approach to both thank and a landscaped patio with an outdoor of soil and groumlwatcr field studios. government and the Legislature. further cement relationships with pool beyond. Complimentary con- Formerly with Environmental and The Trenton law firm of Pieco Princeton Airporter travel agencies and their employees. tinental breakfast is served daily. Energy Consultants. Inc.. and the Mack Kennedy Jaffe Perrella & Called the "SIO.000 Travel Agent Guests enjoy dining and relaxing at DuPont Company. Hillman earned Yoskin enjoyed significant growth Princeton Airporter, the Tren- Sweepstakes," the program sets Charlie Brown's Restaurant and degrees in geology Irom Wesleyan during 1989 in its targeted practice Pool Place & Spas ton-based limousine company that aside a $1,000 prize each month for a Cocktail Lounge, locate within the University and the University of areas which include environmental serves Newark and JFK Airports, minimum of ten months. If that sum hotel. Oklahoma. Joseph McUuckin. a and corporate law, litigation, govern- The Pool Place and Spas, with its doubled its business in 1989 and is is not won in a given month, the JOELJ MERKIN Independent Dealer DON'T LET OUR SIZE FOOL YOU PENNINGTON INSURANCE SERVICES, INC. J&JEXXON QUAKER BRIDGE AUTO PARTS, INC Foreign * Domestic Auto Servic 101 Sloane Ave. W. Scott Miller, cic, AAI Trenton, NJ. 08619 (609)737-2911 Rt. 31 4 Pennington Circle MICHAEL McKENNA ION. Hwy. 31 6O9-737-240O Pennington, NJ 06534 ASE Certified Mechan.c WILLIAM WALOIE Pennington. NJ 08534 Evenings: 215-493-5340 Deektop Puulthlng Reiumee • Flyer* Brochures • Directorlea Printed Adt • Business stationery UM6 DESIGN ASSOCIATES Washington Park 14 Washington Road Presentation slides, vlewgrapha. Hip charts Princeton Junction. NJ 0855 Oeiign. Marketing» Barbara A DeBaylo {609 - 275-1151) p»ul w Corporate Communlcationi ( Brlarwood Drive Princeton Junction N J OSSSO foi (609) 595-8819 ARLENE D. SCHRAGGER 11 MarLrl Entry, Inc. "MISTfl PRINT. INC. Public Relations £ Marketing Printing & Copy Center 55 Concordia Shopping Center Gonburu. N J. 08512 it atomic OAVISON ROAD CRAN8URV 1309 00.'? 4586 (609) 595-8626 bO tochetong Roar) r*x tot (609) 395-8658 Typesetting on Premises Trenton NJ OB62B MAKE DECI81ONH...NOT OUE88K8! SKONI) RKSKAKCIi OPINION KNOWLEDGE SOURCE A Slock Analytic Smite REsearchSOURCE Date Hrtwvrf and Business information Son urn Kobrrl H. Maffri Buunm information A Remarrh Strvicn for: New Ventures lluslneM Plan Development Marketing Hlnlviff 137 Wood Avenuo ') H.iibourton Pidcjn Dfivo l Hiiclmk Circle Client/Market Targeting HopoH Wrltlnjf'Artii l<> Development Slrallwd. CT 06497 f'enninglon, NJ 08534 Princeton k\ . NJ. 085*0 (203) 377.0883 (609) 737-9104 CMIOLA nUNCIlnr-l.l) I Crab.f.ft, l.n. Fnnklln l'«rk. NJ oaa» HARRIS AN!) COMPANY Certified Public AtcountanU .1. II. COIIN tk COMPANY Doris Aba ban Proptirtv Tax Consultant, III KMAN HARRIS, tTA Annum M. KPRI-MAN, (PA 23 SOUTH Firm AVI NUI- HIGHLAND PARK. NJ ORSKM , NJ Ofor.8 lour M,. NJOdSIS! (Soil ?J(i-19O0 (0091 Hi RMS Page 18 Report '90 Week of February 20 • 22, 1990 Princeton Mail Service also rents the center is 94 percent leased. businesses were sold in 1989. Sue go hand in hand. Ralph's has been in for business students. However, convenient postal lockboxes, com- West Coast Video opened January Carnegie, of South Brunswick, hair for more than 34 years. almost equally important Dr. Elliott Roma Saving^ -' plete with a Princeton street address. 1989. Country Kids, a children's purchased Bellini Juvenile Furniture. Ralph has the latest in hair replace- said, the movement of business fac- Easy access to your mail is available apparel and accessories shop, re- Anne Knudson Fitzpatrick sold the ment for men, women and children. President Rudolph A. PalomB! ulty to the new building "enabled us 1 24 hours a day and telephone check in located from Main Street, Kingston, Princeton Fitness Center to John Law Ralph has helped cancer patients with to relocate the faculties of the schools presented a year-end report to tr|l is included. to the shopping center in February. of Hamilton Township. Mr. and Mrs.. the help of his wife Peg, and daughter of Liberal Arts and Science and of Board of Directors of Roma Savings We w;ant your packages to arrive Two restaurants closed their doors Carl Anderson sold Bon Appctit to Dcnise, a graduate of Maison De Education and Human Services" to Bank, SLA with an impressive profK safely and on-time. When in doubt... for business. The young, and what brothers, Dr. Luc Lemmerling and Paris. We have all the up to date hair the Fine Arts Center and Memorial of $2.4 million for 1989. •; ••" Just ask ... or let us pack it. The appeared to be successful, Princeton Mr. Michele Lemmerling. replacement systems of today. Com- Hall, respectively. The trustees have Mr. Palombi stated assets « Princeton Mail Service, Charcuterie, closed their doors in plete privacy for our clients. Ralph year-end remain at an impressiw The Pcrect Fit relocated next to also approved a 20,000-square-foot 609-924-6059, Hours: M-F 9-6, Sat February. The new owner of Mario's also services and repairs hair pieces $385,917,609 following manage^ University Cleaners. In its old lo- addition to Science Hall with con- 10-4. Cafe was forced to go out of business and replacements, along with carry- ment's aggressive attempt to restruc- cation, New Gear, a fashionable ap- struction to begin this spring. as well. ing a large line of supplies. ture the Association's portfolio! parel store for juniors, opened in During the year Rider successfully The Princeton Charcuterie space Ralph, brothr Guy and Denise also Particularly significant is the Associitf Princeton November. completed its $13 million fund drive was occupied in September by do the up-to-date hair cuts including and topped the $1 million mark in the tion's exceptional ratio of Net Wortft Gormet Restaurant, take out shop and New Jersey's 10th Jewelry Repairs spikes, perms, coloring and modern to Average Assets of 7.63 perceffl Shopping Center by US Jewelry Store, opened in Annual Fund for the first time. catering specialists, Great Tastes, hair cut styles for men and women. Dr. Elliott predicts the 1990s w;ll and an impressive Net Worth tb The Princeton Shopping Center on November as well. They expertly also of Kendall Park and East Bruns- be great for Rider. "A new president Average Savings of 8.17 percent, ftlr North Harrison Street, Princeton, had wick. repair jewelry on the premises, sell will assume office sometime during in excess of the regulatory capital a successful year in 1989. Currently, Several of the shopping center 14K or higher gold pieces, set all requirements. • » types of quality jewelry, and custom Rider College •the summer of 1990. The quality and The Association continues in it« design pieces at prices lower than reputation of Rider's instructional aggressive role of serving the saving} 104 Bloomfield Ave. Lisa Pitonyalc downtown Princeton jewelers. Rider College President Frank N. and student support systems will and mortgage financing needs of tho ' W. Trenton, NJ 08618 Peter Pietras Elliott called 1989 "a remarkably continue to improve. New academic The 1990 forecast for the shopping successful year" for the College — programs will be logical extensions residents of Mercer County. Savings center appears to be as strong as an institution that employs 500 of existing programs. Within a few at year end totalled $352 million and L & P GENERAL CONSTRUCTION 1989, with less changes. The Great people. years, the College will construct a the Association's total mortgage loap Wall Chinese Restaurant closed their The academic year opened with new athletic convocation center," he portfolio exceeds $283 million and 609-392-7084 doors in December and will be re- 3,032 full-time undergraduates, said. "And Rider will most certainly Home Equity and consumer loans of placed with a Japanese Restaurant 1,245 part-time undergraduates, and change its designation from college to well over $38 million. ' • Historic Restoration • Renovations • All Roofing • Interior &C under the name of the Sakura House. about 1,100 graduate students — university very early in the 90s." "Our industry will face many Exterior • Custom Painting • Doors • Windows • Plus Much More Esther Lee of Lee's Castle in significant increases in each cat- challenges as we embark on a new Plainsboro will open her second Chi- egory. "Even more important, over decade," said Mr. Palombi. •* No job too large or too small. nese Restaurant, Lee's Castle II. in a 270 firms interviewed on campus," River Graphics "I look forward to a co'ntinuatiol FREE ESTIMATES REGISTERED FULLY INSURED 5,000 square foot space, formerly Dr. Elliott said. "Rider graduates got of Roma's record of 70 years of occupied by the Bridge Clothing excellent job offers and/or were ad- outstanding performance in the new "Today no business can afford to year and into the 1990's." ,j Company. mitted to the finest graduate and neglect its image, whether in professional schools in the country — advertising, sales brochures, any- Orif of the Largest Remanufacturinq Centers in NJ thus testifying to the high regard of thing that clients or potential clients Ralph's Hairstyling Rider graduates within the business see. Yet everyone must be and professional communities." cost-conscious, and a lot of busi- Ralph's Hairstyling. where old The new School of Business Ad- nesses think that a professional TIGER fashion barber shop appeal, state of ministration building was opened and graphic designer is out of the ques- the art hairstyling and hair rcplcemcnt provided state-of-the-art classrooms tion," says Barbara Wolock, of River CHARGE Graphics in Lambertville. 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Overhead trans- four-office, 75 person, Princc-i parencies, color tlideiy't^bles. charts ton-based aciuuiilinj; and consulting It's your and graph!!'vpiWrd6i'trW busy pnfl firm, stands poised to address Ihc last fessional with everything necessary decade of this century on its journey, The real upfront benefit in Every doctor who practices at for effective presentations, meetings to success. 1989 proved to be a yeajj physician referral 1$ immediate Somerset Medical Center must and consultations, and the demanding in which the firm saw total office information and answers. And meet strict criteria regarding client. Spot color separations are computerization take effect. With in- we can immediately give you education and experience. You computer-generated and four-color creased continuing professional fast answers in finding the doc- can be sure lhat we'll recom- printing is available. Printed output is education being the locus of most of tor that's right for you, Includ- mend several of the finest move from laser printer (300 dots per inch) the stall members of the firm. Rose- or Linotronic imagesetter (up to nberg. Druker & Company is now ing one that's close to your physicians in the area who Across town or across the world, relocating to a new home is a 2,540 dots per inch), to ensure the dedicating laige resources to com work or home. 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M.II VMIIII -I II' ••"' throughout the building I* evident, particularly In (he grill work, lighting tliturtt and iii« (h.t were ^ti$md •pwlfleilly for The W« Memorial, It hag • loge, me?MrtlrM! and balcony level and a lower level with lounges i •. , V . r "' " *• •» ^ •* Page 22 Report '90 Week of February 20 • 22, 1990 ft. Cm MaxwetiCo Weekly arts and entertainment guide listing ten days of events for Feb. 23 - Mar. 4 EDITOR: David W. Major ASST. EDITOR: Patrick Monaghan rr EDITORIAL ASST.: Wendy Heisler Animal Art Auction ADVERTISING MAN.: Jane Weaver Feb. 21, 1990 —Presented By— Howard Mann Gallery The annual Venetian Carnival is the subject of Rocky Lambertville, New Jersey PAGE 3 3 Hill photographer James Alan Coleman's work. Also: —To Benefit— Bob Atticks and the art of fly-tying. The Princeton Junction Co-op Nursery School What's Join' in local theater. Reviews: Eastern Standard SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1990 ON STAGE 5 at Edison Valley Playhouse; Arms and the Man at Artist PRINCETON COUNTRY CLUB Showcase Theatre; and Having a Great Time... at 1 Wheeler Way, West Windsor Peddler's Village Dinner Theatre. Reception & Preview - 7:30 pm—Auction - 8:30 pm IN CONCERT 9 What's Join' in local music halls and clubs. Review: the Calder • Miro • Dali • Delacroix • Shao Greater Trenton Symphony Orchestra. Gorman • McKnight • Erte • Ebg: and much more • all original artwork ON VIEW 13 What's doin' in the galleries and museums. From Donation: $7.50 per person Imcntion to Art Hi BOOKS 15 Review: Black Musical History bv Allen WoII. MS3SSES1 RESTAURANTS 14 Kevu-w; I'he Cafe at Rosemont. ON SCREEN 18 Feature: Charting the rise ot him star Kevin Costlier. Review: /vViriiiy. DEPARTMENTS DINING Gl 'IIM-. 16 MOVIliS 20 MINI-RFVIFWS 19 1 HINC.S I'O DO 21 RHBhCCA'S 24 i .'ROSSWORI) 24 ON I HI: (.OV'I.K: Ilic annu.il Venetian Carnival, tin- pre-I.cnten celebration dating back to the 1500s, attracts thousands of masked participants — and local photographer James Alan Colrnan of Rocky Hill. IN CASE YOU DIDN'T KNOW • listimated value of all illegal long-distance telephone calls made from the United States each year: {(500,000,01)0 • Percentage of American parents who nay their grown children's old bedrooms have been "preserved as a shrine": • Estimated amount it will cost the Nicaraguan government to hold the elections scheduled for this month, per voter: • Average monthly income of a Nicaraguan: XJ1 • Barrels ol oil that would be saved each day if U.S. auto-efficiency standards .''III)', in l.i I • -titr.11 \rn were raised by one mile per gallon: 420,000 must ck't tulv i in; .it nit >•.; Our i- lot usiness liiikh or ilimu'i I'ivnli (ijrdi'ns • Percentage change, since IT-I, in the amount of • Rank of /Vm» lhu-llcr\ D.iy Oil amouj; Vice 1'rv.ideiit Dan Qu.iyle's favorite movies: Scanticon • Insinuated number ol arrests ot .IMII-.IIHIMIOM activists since IW: iO.OOO P (I I N C V r O "I l.irper's lnde*."< Cpwiulu lljifn\ M.^.i-mr, |'W0 IvVpnninl |,v s|,, ,-rum •.ion 2 / lihru.iiv .'I I'''Id TIME OFF has more confidence in his own the sport of fly fishing in sonic- BY AUBREY HUSTON flies. capacity that will allow him to be OB Atticks is a master Fishing, he admitted, has been a outside every day. The Art of of illusion. Mind you, passion ever since he was a child. Meanwhile, he is working at his hands aren't taster "Fishing starts from day one. It was expanding his fly-tying courses and than the eye. But they like a ritual — on my bike every materials business that he shares work carefully, often weekend." with Mr. Dettmar, who has set aside Deception painstakinglyB , to create a master- He would head from his Parkway part of his Plainsboro Hardware vork intended to deceive. Avenue home in Trenton to the store as a complete fly-tiers' supply. Bob Atticks is a master of'fly-tying,' The illusions Bob Atticks banks of the Delaware, or to ponds As natural materials become produces have names as exotic as and creeks that he and his buddies more difficult to obtain, the partners the fisherman's craft of creating lures Maribou Muddler and as pedestrian had discovered. About 20 years have had to expand their sources as Wooly Bugger, but they all serve ago. he took up fly fishing anil has and search further afield for the the same purpose: to induce a fish to been. ahem, hooked ever since. right partridge or turkey feathers to induce fish to snap at these fake insects snap up these artificial insects. Now his fishing haunts range that can become that perfect com- '"You have to become a David from a stretch of stream on New bination for inducing a large brown Coppcrfield." he said. "To be Jersey's Flatbrook to West Virginia, or finicky rainbow to indulge in a good, you have to be a master ot western New York State and his meal. He will also tie fly patterns illusion. It it's got the right si/e. favorite streams in Pennsylvania, for profit or take guiding assign- shape, color and it looks like lile. such as the l.oyalsock and Pine ments when inclined. there's no reason a fish won't take Creek. He will begin his season in But the opportunity to fish is what it." early March and fish through Bob Atticks enjoys most. He Mr. Atucks has been a dedicated Thanksgiving if water conditions dreams ot tishing lor the giant limit fly-tier for 20 years, and for the past allow. of Argentina or New Zealand, 12 he has been associated with the "1 go out for the i|inet." said the traveling to the remote areas o| Hwing Adult School as an instructor ot the course "Fly Tying lor Trout." He is preparing to welcome u new class Feb. 27 to the Fisher Junior High School calcteria. where he and his partner. Mark Dettmar. will show their students videotapes and provide them w ith the materials and tools tn create as many as HX) of their own fish-fooling illusions from bits ot Itir and feather, thread and glue all attached to a hook. The class, according to the trim 44-year-old, consists mostly ol men. Hut there are also women who take up the art of lls-tying Most ol the students are prolesMon.ils look- ing for a relaxing hobby Some have Mayflower '1 rucking Lines sales- those countries to tackle then never tished. others are trying to man. "I listen for the birds." But. seldom-fished streams. improve their talents. he admitted. "I here's nothing like In the meantime. Bob Atticks w ill "I've never had a failuic. Ml watching a trout take a lly continue to initiate the fly-lying Atticks said "You get out ot it He also is commuted to returning novices -- or welcome back old what you put into it I'eople do drop to the water all but the lamest ol his students tor a relresher or to learn .i out il it's not for them, but it you do lish. calling them a renewable re- new pattern He will keep learning your homework every week, you source "Very lately will I kill a about the mateiials that make up the can be very successlul." fish." artificial patterns and investigating One success is Jeiome Coviello Although he does not lish olten in the insects thai live in the stream- ol I.ynilhurst. who took the Atticks New Jersey anymore. Mr. Atlieks where he lishes. trying to unpiove course a year ago. The novice has said he is impressed by the changes his skills for the days when he will become expert enough to enter sev- the state is making in piovuling be on the stream lull-lime* eral ol his Hies in a prestigious troul-tishiiiL! lor the throngs that outdoor show this month m Suttem. take to the stream banks each year "ll\ 7'v/m: lor I'rnul" fvi'in- /v/> NY. His mentor reports that Mr. Now. he said, lish are provided in 27 .if lishcr Jimmr Hiiili \chool. Coviello's (lies are in the running many parts ol the state, instead ol lining Township, from 7:MHo ° M> for blue ribbons. the tew areas that were stocked in p.m /i> ri'L'isfcr cull the /»i/h' "A fly-tier can tie better than he the past. Ailull School, fo(»J SS.t-277'J. oi T (Mr Ot F MARK CZAJKOWSKI can buy. " Mr. Atticks said, sur- Fishing will become not only his Hob Atticks. ftrfWl SH2-WX7 Icci- Hob Atticks, who will be offering ;in 11 •week course on fly-tying rounded in his liny den by the avocation, but also Ins lulltime lite $100. Course is // mvAs ol lor trout, tending to one of Ins m.isterpicces, which he has been trophies of his fishing success — - in a few years. Mr Atticks said He i/.issruoiii instruction jml one creating for 20 years. "There's nothing like watching a trout take mounted examples of large brown hopes to find a place in western Ih-lhliini: trip to /Vmisv/i.inu's ttoul and a landlocked salmon He a fly." states in settle and be involved in I'ocono Moiint.nns Now Open "Best of The Best" Guess what's arrived in "Best of the Burn" Lambertville! line Italian Restaurant A- Cocktail Lounge unirad 12 Miiinlitht \ I urn Ins Mmi. I'.iiHiald Room An English Pub with Lodgings ELEPHANT • H HUlOCt tXH.TS Oil Up • Alfoicl.ibly priced homctylp oinsino and CASTLE with ,i warm touch ol Dujlish S Union & Mt. Hope Sts < (609) 397 0200 11(1 \I(IN, S.I. 4 / Irhin.iu .'I . \'> bedchamber, and Acts II and III are nicely by Cheryl Doyle, does not BY STUART DUNCAN combined so that both can lake mar the mood Ms. Doyle catches RMS.mil the Man I^ place in a gaideu and so a lot ol the intent of the character and the one ol Hernard lattice woik can he used aiotind the style Shaw's earliest and walls However, by the second act most pleasant plays Ol greater conicin. hovvevei. is when we meet the father now re Taking his title from the cast Shaw iei|iuies a ptci.ise turned from battle. Rama's hulloon Athe opening line of the I.aim poet style, a soil ol hie ml o I ol a fiancee and the domestic couple Virgil's Aeneid. Shaw has a won turn ol-the centuiy diawing mom who serve the family —the threads derful tune satirizing mans tend comedy and the intense vcibal begin to unravel Tom Mot I it as ency to glorify war and deity its dramatics ot Ibsen's social blasts. Sergius brings a style from grand heroes But aside from the few Director John T Txath has selected opera; Gene Davidson as Ihe lather backhand slaps at the aristocracy a line group ol e*|>ericnccd actois is in the modern-day tradition ot and one or two thrusts at the social and then inexplicably allowed then naturalism; John Trath III is un- system, the playwright is gentility to select individual styles that |.u ctuous and mildly bland as the itself and. at tunes, are in serious ion butler. Nicola ll would seem a perlecl produc- Hid The most perplexing, characlcn/a tion lor Shakespeare '71) at the It is not apparent in the opening lion, however, is that ol l.ouka. Ihe George Street Playhouse and AT&Ti.OuStage intimate Artist Showcase Theatre in act Carol Kclme and Steve maid, as played by Claudia [Jerry present Trenton Actually, it piesenls prob- Kazakoll ate in harmony, anil the Ms Herry is an extremely talented lems, only some ol which this long dialogue by play between the young actress in modern roles staging solves two is delicious The tired and dirty Ms Merry plays the part with a JOI INNY PYE /IMniB FOQLKII1ER The least ol them is the play- relugee who takes leltige in the perpetual scowl, mistaking |vtu wright's disregard for the intricacies young girl's bedroom and the lance for free-spirited. When she A world premiere musical for the entire family! of set design Shaw enjoyed writing charmingly adult child woman who berates Nicola for "having the soul fulsome instructions about his set- hides him are two ol Shaw's most ol a servant," it is difficlt to accept February 7 - March 4 tings; money apparently was never appealing char.uteis, virtual mainly because she has exhibited consuleied His site for this play is promt)|>es lor the many haoes and precisely the same altitude, and has lkx>k ami Lyric* by Mark St. c;<>rmain. the most impiessive home in all heroines who will lollow over bis Iven disgruntled as well Music and Lyric* by Randy Courts. Dinvtc-d by Paul Lazarus. Bulagana. hence three modern ads productive career And so Director J'rulh has missed Dl on the short story by Stephen Vincent Benet. o I ci p u I e n t s t a g e d r e s s i n g Ms. Kihoe and Mr Ka/akulf an opportunity. The evening is hy Shakes|vare '70 simply cannot take their lime w ith the situation .md no means completely lost, thanks to For tickets, call (201) 246-7469 IultuI! that demand obviously woik oil each other to Ms Kelioc ami Mr Ka/akoff Hut 1W» |4*f WM originally dmtnpmd and pnMMitMl M * wwV In jwvgnM* by th» I*mfc • ThMtrv t 6/ I'ehruary 21, !<><«) / TIME OFF IN CONCERT The Black Tulip Restaurant French & Northern Italian Cuisine Princeton Recorder Society • Puccini's 'Madame Butterfly' Chef Henri invites you to Partial to Pianos • Flutist Creates Computer Composition? Sunday Brunch 11-3 Jersey State Opera in Newark will Lunch Served Tuesday -Friday BY E. GRAHAM MCKINLEY familiar pieces. Ms. Heard will be Dinner Served Tuesday-Sunday • Closed Mondays be tempted to ruin the bird calls in joined by violinist Mark Zaki and ARLY music fans are the second act's night-to-dawn in- cellist Elizabeth Thompson. 1253 River Road (215) 321-3339 offered an unusual termezzo by chiming in with Tickets for each concert are $5 Washington Crossing, Pa. Call for reservations opportunity to either cock-a-doodle-doos, mooing, bray- for adults, $3 for students and play or listen this ing, groans and shrieks, as did that senior citizens: 609-921-2663. week in Kingston, first audience at La Scala — Works by Bach — who wrote for whilEe — on the other end of the prompting Rosina Storchio, who harpsichord, not piano — DAZZLING GYMNASTIC PERFORMERS spectrum — opera-lovers can enjoy sang the lead, to call it "Noah's Beethoven, Chopin, Faure and Rob- the spectacle of one of Puccini's Ark." ert Saxton will be performed by most popular works in Newark, The New Jersey production will pianist Elizabeth OeFelice, while those who appreciate com- feature Adriana Maliponte, who has coordinator of piano instruction at THE puter-generated music can find it in sung Manon and Mimi at La Scala Princeton University's Taplin Re- Princeton. Meanwhile, the pianos at and who returns for her fourth cital Hall March 1 at 8 p.m. Ms. local colleges are getting a workout. appearance with the state opera. DiFelice has performed with the Also appearing are Rico Serbo, Yun New York Philharmonic and the SOVIET Setting a record(er) Deng and Renato Capecchi. American Symphony Orchestra; for A pioneer in the revival of early Tickets for both performances, this concert, she will draw on her ACROBATIC REVIEW instruments, including Renaissance which begin at 6:30 p.m. in New- extensive solo experience, includ- flutes, krummhoms, rauschpfeifes ark's Symphony Hall, range from ing her love of contemporary music SI0 to $50: 201-623-5775. GREAT FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT and historical bagpipes, Shelley — she has premiered more than 80 Gruskin will arrive in the area Feb. Plethora of Pianists works. 27 to conduct the Princeton Re- For more information: Piano music from all ages — 609-258-4239. SUNDAY, MARCH 4 3:00 PM corder Society at the Kingston Pres- even some written for keyboard And last but not least, pianist byterian Church on Route 27 at 8 before the piano was invented — TICKETS: p.m. Nelita True will perform works by Those who don't feel like playing Scarlatti, Beethoven, Brahms, $10.00 —$18.50 are invited to simply come and Butterfly got off to a Leslie Basset! and Charles T. listen to this intriguing be- Griffes March 3 in Trenton State CALL hind-the-scenes look at a performer bitter start when its College's Bray Recital Hall. She THE-A-T-rVE who has made numerous record- will offer a master class from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. March 4. The first 246-7469 19 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ ings, including with the well-known Waverly Consort. Renaissance mu- 1904 premiere was American musician invited to be sic fans may also want to register visiting professor in the Soviet Un- NEW BRUNSWICK CULTURAL CENTER for the society's annual workshop, greeted with rude ion, Ms. True performed and gave to be held March 31, which will master classes at the Leningrad offer teaching sessions on recorder noises.' Conservatory last spring. This and viol as well as an all-day spring, she will do the same in Indonesia. conclave of cornet and sackbut will ring out the month of February. Tickets for each event are $5: players. At Westminster Choir College in advance purchase is recommended: Admission to the rehearsal is S3 Princeton, pianist Ena Bronstein 609.771-2551. for non-society members: Barton, who is head of Westminster 609-921X733. For a brochure about Conservatory's piano department, the workshop: 609-924-1H76. will play works by Chopin and Computer Composing Mo/art leb 25 at 8 p.m. in Bristol Sex, Suicide on Stage Chapel. The concert, which also Flutist Marzio Conti will bring his With its slartlingly contemporary will premiere a work by West- piccolo, alto flute and tape recorder COMING TO THE WAR MEMORIAL story ot an American serviceman minster piano professor Harold 10 Princeton University's Taplin overseas who gels his mistress preg- Zabraek, offers a glance into (lie Auditorium Feb. 25 at 3 p.m. to I he (hmh'il SIMC Ihc.uie Oifj.in .Vm-iVlv present'' nant, abandons her and ultimately composition process --- l)r perform, among other things, .1 A POPS THEATRE ORGAN'CONCERT drives her to self-destruction, Puc- Zabrack's three-part Suite for I'iano work by Princeton graduate James cini's Madame liutteiily has long I9H9 will be scored for orchestra Dashow. On». argento c legno for I'LMtunn^ Tutu O linen k commanded the love and respect ot and performed again in this form flute, alto flute, piccolo and com- Sundu). Ft hruar> 25 at 3:00 p.m. opera audiences. However, like a next season. puter shows off the coni|H>ser\ I K kt.lv SS IHI, ? (Hi. t) IKI, *• i)O number of operas thai have since liighteenth century music will be ground-breaking work in the ma- lukcls v.m so! .it the W.ir NK-mun.il |l.n Olluc on itu- il.u oi the become favorites, liutterth got off the focus of a March 4 concert at Ihe nipulation by computer of electronic torn rH lo a bitter start when its l'M4 same lime and local ion Rachel pitches to produce different chords f teuton's It.itutit Atikiu.iti //.(// i*/ I .nth* ptcscn(s premiere was greeted, lirst with Heard will perform on lortepiano, and timbres. Also on the program stony silence, then with increasing- the modern piano's ancestor and the are works by contemporary com- In Concert: B.B. KING ly rude noises Historians suspect ;i instrument played by Mo/art. posers Bruno Madcrna. M. Di Ban, ttiili I..K.il Hlui-% CioiuiiM. I'AI I I'UMIKI claque was determined to ruin t'ue- Haydn and Beethoven, whose mu- A. Sbordoni, G. Giani-Luporini and Siilunluy, March 3 at N:(M) p.m. uni sic will be featured. Lighter, clearer R.A. Luciani. Iliki'ls 4 III (HI. .'"' l«l. IK <») No one who hears the leb 25 or and more delicate in tone than its The concert is free: lur lulu-is. i.ill March .\ productions by ihe New modem equivalent, the fortcpiano 6O9-25H-4239. itliinin ,il I h(»l ' U.411M1 HI I ililli's |)imills ,il 1HH1 I1).' - can give a whole different sound to I In- lienhw (iwi O/VIJ piesents CAMKLOT Trenton Civic Opera Sunduy, March 4 at 5:00 p.m. Princeton Tokyo String Quartet The Musical lukris Six IKI. 11 mi. in mi. ; ui Beethoven Cycle: IV I 111 luki-ls. (.ill l(p«i"'l MO I'.'K University Starring I'tu- Wai MI-IIIIIM,II lv tuliv .iiicsMhU- tol |X*lMH!'< \0hl IISI' U III f!i l[,l 11 ^ Concerts Wednesday at 8 p.m. Rick Bossman ** King Arthur If you would like your name added Sunday, March 4th, 5:00 PM February 28,1990 Trenton War Memorial Theatre to the War Memorial mitilinn lisl, 95th Anniversary Season tall (609) 984-8484. Free, Convenient, Well-l.it Parking Richardson Auditorium Tickets: J(I8, H, 10, Ac 7 Reservations: (609) BHJ-472H !r Sin 1 I \t 1989-90 (609) 258-5000 TUIVIIKI In part by IhA M«ft«r County Cultural •IK) IHftnira ComniMMn imt Iho No* Jar Sl.lt* • Hu wy Slain Council on lh« Am 8 / Ivlmi.ity .'I. I wo TIME OFF ON VIEW Artist in Birdland • A Bucks County Love Affair • Allure of the Sea • Contemporary African Sculpture self-taught artist, has been a Bucks ancient, simple magic that hangs BY WENDY HEISLER County resident for more than 25 over those places where roads and AVID Biddlc's art is years. Her attraction to Bucks waters meet." lor the birds. His County and the motivation to trans- His primary influences have been Bird Civ-illation fer these images to color on paper the impressionists, as well as the series, on view at reflect a deep respect for the natural great adventure illustrators and the Hopewell beauty and historical flavor of the landscape painters of the turn of the BrancDh of Mercer County Library, area. The focal points of her water- century such as N.C. Wycth. How- uses birds to express the artist's colors are the barns, meeting ard Pyle and Ed Redfield. An avid ideas. houses, covered bridges, stone sailor and hiker. Mr. Barber is a Mr. Biddle feels that his pictures farmhouses and mills of the coun- member of the Philadelphia Ship "could say more using birds than tryside. Preservation Guild and the Three people." Birds can be put in situ- Ms. Krasnansky likes to carry her Rivers Nautical Society. ations where the viewers might not paintings beyond the limits of or- Mr. Barber's drawings and paint- accept human beings. The series of dinary "wet watercolor" and focus ings will be exhibited at the 36 small paintings provide commen- on the textural qualities and Carversvillc Inn. Carversville and taries on human nature and the architectural details offered by the Aquetong Roads. Canvrsville. Pa., human condition. In his picture native fieldstone. weeded fields and through Feb. 28. For more infor- titled "Waiting." a small bird looks old roofs of Spanish tile, cedar mation: (215) 297-0900. "The Mill," watercolor by Joanna Krasnansky, on view at the up at a huge, heavy weight attached shakes and slate. She also finds Upstairs Gallery. to a thin siring. "The Scolding" inspiration in the patterns and calli- African Sculpture illustrates the effects harsh words graphy found in bare, winter trees. dan era. inspired by the mountains, swamps, can have. Ms. Krasnansky's works will be An exhibit of Contemporary rivers and woodlands of inland African Sculpture will be on view at He says of his work: "I recognize After retiring as a history teacher. on view at the Upstairs Gallery ot Maine will be featured at the James the La Paix Sculpture Garden. Fea- the link between life and an infinite Mr. Biddle attended Mercer County Peddler's Village. Routes 202 and A. Michener ArtJ Center. Landscape tured will be works by Bright Bim- power that can be expressed through Community College to study art and 263, Lahaska. Pa.. Feb. 25through Paintings by Neil Welliver, dated pong of Takaradi. Africa, and Ben- human through!* and actions...My he graduated with honors. He also March 24. Gallery hours are Sunday 1969 to 1989, combine natural im- jamin Akrong of Ghana. work is intended to draw upon my studied art at the Pennsylvania through Thursday. 10 a.m. to 5:30 experience of religion, myth and agery with the learned values of Mr. Bimpong, who has worked Academy of Fine Arts and is a p.m.; Friday. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.: science, so as to contribute to the abstract painting. with wood, terra cotta and cement, member ot the Trenton Artists and Saturday. 10 am to 6 p.m. Foi forging of this 'missing link." I have Mr. Welliver is not concerned says: "Wood is the material I enjoy Workshop Association. more information: (215) 794-84X6. also been inspired by my traditional with painting from nature but with most. With my gouges, I com- Bird Civilization can be seen at life as an African." the placement of forms, the arrange- municate with the material — the the Hopeucll Brunch of the Mercer The \Korks may be seen at the La ment of space and the interaction Pursuing Nature's Magic material dictating in most cases. County Library, Pen- I'aix Sculpture Garden. 22 Richey between the two. He feels painting Richard Barber, a freelance il- Mr. Bimpong is studying under a mngton-Titusville Road. Pcn- Place. Trenton, through March 26. should be inclusive, that there lustrator and painter specializing in program at the Johnson Atelier nington. from March I through The sculpture garden is open to the should be a direct contact with the historical and nautical subjects, says Technical Institute in Merccrville April 5. An opening reception will public on Tuesdays from 11 a.m. to image, as opposed to eliminating of his work: "As an artist, being out and intends to render his wood be held on Starch t from 6 p.m. to 4 p.m. and by appointment. For the subject, as in abstract painting. in nature never fails to stimulate carvings into metal. 9 p.m. For more information: (60V> more information or an appoint- Even though his paintings are ideal- me. There's always some new won- Mr. Akrong's sculptures in 737-2610. ment: 6Oi)-H95-7H79. ized and arcadian, they are derived der waiting around the next bend in bronze and wood make up the latest from observing nature. His large Upstairs Art the trail, no matter what the season stage in a sculptural tradition that Landscape-Inspired Art canvases evolve from small or weather. A recurring theme in can be historically traced, through sketches created outdoors. my work is an effort to capture the An exhibition of 64 paintings Joanna Krasnamky, largely a trade artifacts, to before the Chris- Although different in some re- • • • "OK, so you're the type of GREAT COMEDY! • • person who just can t ignore a shrimp cocktail. You can't FEBRUARY 20-25 • • • MMM • ** * • MMM • MMM MMM turn your back on a sizzling scampi. Well, the more you read, the better it gets. BOB "We're talking an appetizer If)ou really lore of Jumbo Shrimp (six) 491 • •••• • • • • • Cocktail for $4.95. Or an SHAW entree of Cajun m0m •^B\WW • • shrimp,)Dure Fried Shrimp "The Tonight Show" • • • for just $9.95. • reading tne right ad Or how about FEBRUARY 27-MARCH 4 Certified Angus Prime Rib • • and Shrimp for just $13.95. * • • Not to mention six othergreat HARRY • shrimp specials from $9.95. * * * * And each shrimp special in- MAURER • cludes our famous salad bar. 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(Continued I torn /'•>#<• I) boy in a mask could have his way with a complete the project. quired, not only to Today's Venetians Ycl Mr (olman. who embarks this week durhess That wasn't what it was all about, "It's virtually impossible." the photogra- but also to simply b mi Ins seventh trip to the Adriatic to photo- but that was what happened There was a pher quipped. "So you have lo find some tourists and compel graph the Italian eit> . has at least two things ga'at letting gool all the inhibitions ol little area of either their eve. or something converge on Cariuv take to St. Mark's going lor him l-irst, though it's a given in the Catholicism " (hat reveals the person behind the mask. It Janeiro or New Orli ait world thai Venice is a cliche, that hasn't The Venetian Carnival has been celcbuteil could even IK that they're wearing this really the world's li"t spot Square with music, dissuaded .inshod) from living to captuie its since the 15th century, though public displays elaborate costume with torn sneakers." tiuns. heaut). Second. Mi Colnian has decided to ol "letting go" were abolished b> Napole.in Though he believes moie are needed, many "You can see Ilia locus on the annual Venetian Cam Hal. the in the late 17(Kls. Though it has evolved over ol Mr Colman's photographs take the viewer serious photographt 7 dancing, costumes — pre Lenten eelehiiitmn that kuks nit leb _' the years, the (estiva! stands today loi vsh.it it beyond the mysterious qualities of the masks they are winking an file event coincides «ilh olhei lestisals did then the ( 'luisli.in's last Ihng bclorc and the opulence ol the costumes Already, have," Mr. Colniar taking plate .Hound the wot Id loi SIIIIIIKII lent Indeed, the Venetian Carnival oi his camera has captured the glint ol a styles liomguys and the masks ••-- in a U'.isons, the best known hemp the Maidi Came Vale literally means "llesh Venetian eye, a look ol surprise, a lyyslicul the more einolion.il, (iras celebration in New Orleans l.trewell." pose, each disclosing clues about the |vople document, to |K'opU The plinlngraplici wants lo c.iptuie one ol Today's Venetians, oi would-hc Vene- behind the masks. to|K'ople who are m tradition of seeing but the most hidden aspects ol the carnival a tians, take lo St. Mark's Sc|ii,ue w ith music, Mr Colman is also attempting to shoss their own use j'limpse behind the elaboiale masks th.it make dancing, costumes ami the masks lor another, less festive side ol Carnival. For Amid the inadiics the three week celebration so mvsteiiou*. In their Carnival celehralion It's this cloak ol this, he often turns his lens lo the fringes of philosophy is essent not being seen, of the tiadition ol Carnival, the nb|cct is to see ambiguity created In the masks that makes iclivity, to signs nl everyday lile in Venice, 1 photographs And u Inn in it IK seen, to suspect but not to know Mi Colman's lask ol levelling the Venetians ch as the |nisler like public obituaries that and gondolas are the suspecting but Theoretically, .wythnif: pw- behind them sodillicull it the shvels after a death lie's also pnrtaton, deienl phs "hvcryhody could switch places, sir- Ol the thousands ol photographs that Mi •holographed visilois lo Venice, such as the as well. "My back k lually." Mr Colman said "Hie entire Colman has gathered on Ins Venetian so oiloin, seemingly misplaced German couple Venice," Mi Colin that happened upon Venice during the festiv- population ol Venice would Iv masked so loiiins, he intends In compile aNuit '"• (hut In spile ol the dist not knowing. ities nl Carnival ihal a doge's | Venetian prince I assistant will mleiest a publisher in a phologiapluc "gentleness' associ could l>e on the stieet and be amorous with a essay ol the Venetian Carnival He heliescs I-'or a photographer working in Venice, keeps Mr Column c i hamher maid Ami sue versa - a stable he needs alxiul II) more strong images to enormous amounts of concentration are re ease permeates th 12/ lebiuarv .'I, l«>««l ' TIME OFF HE TOMATO FACTOR Recently engaged? ANTIQUE CENTER Just Moved? New Parent? Hamilton Ave.. Hopewell New Citizen? Call WELCOME WAGON for complimentary gifts Trom Invention to Art History:' and information Photography, 1829-1929, at Princeton University's Firestone Want a career with flexible hours Library, celebrates the medium in two ways frequently overlooked and good earning potential? Open daily until 5pn^ BY E. GRAHAM MCKINLKY upstairs 1 609 466-2990 Call WELCOME WAGON Annex 609 466-9833 at (201) 545-8902 HOE ROM one wall glare upstairs 2 609 466-9860 the hirsute faces of Longfellow and Ten- nyson. Photographs in a glass case nearby documenFt the exact motions of "Jumping Over a Boy's Back"; next to them appears the original Alice in Wonderland. "Alice Lid- dell in Chinese Dress." as photo- graphed by the man who also im- mortalized her in print, the Rev.' Charles L. Dodgson (Lewis Car- roll). Startling greens jump out of a hand-colored print; an 18X3 com- bination print entitled '" A Nur'F.aster" is dissected neatly into 21 Plymouth St., Fairfield, NJ 07006 (SOD 575 3333 its component photographs. And in the center ol the room, a wooden lion embraced by a snake supports a me gal ethosc ope . a sort of IKih-vvntury uewlinder in which the uiriou-- can be surprised by a three-dimensional view ol Venice. /TIMIJ Invention u> Art History: Photography. /,SJ'//MJV. on view in Princeton University \ l-'irestone Library through April In. oilers a celebration ot the medium that con- centrate-- on two aspects frequently underemphasized in this scar ot photographic exhibitions, said the "Portrait of an Unknown Man," c. 184">, is part of the current show's guest curator. Princeton exhibition at the Leonard L. Millberg Gallery for the Graphic Arts University doctoral candidate through April 6. Martin Gasser. "I hope to show some ol the daguerreotypes, shows the spark has etirated contemporary shows in fascination that the people at Ihe that surprised people and caused this country and in Switzerland "I time, especially in the 19th century, controversy and criticism. And I'm thought it was important, if we did had with that medium — how always lascinated by 192'). the end something, to do it thoroughly. And overwhelming a presence it was. of Ihe show, when Ihe fust history that always takes longer you CRAFT SHOW and how versatile it is," said Mr. of phhotography appeared and pho- can't do that in a week m two.' (iasser. who is completing a degree tography was established as pan ol Photography is not taught on the in the history of photography the tine arts." college level in Switzerland, and "The other thing is the awareness The intriguing interplay between Mr (iasser may have to pat lay his of Ihe photograph as a piece ot art. photographers and painters the advanced degree into a combination and ot the people who worked with innovative machinists \s the ic- of teaching, dilating .mil photo the medium as being artists." cogm/ed artists is perhaps graphing when he returns iliac In contrast to last year's numer- epilomi/ed by a 190.1 self-portrait IX-spite his intensive studies, wlm.li ous exhibits celebrating the 150th by Ldward Steiehen that shows the show clearly in a Inc page capsule anniversary ol photography, Mr. artist dressed in a smock and hold history ol photography ottered in (iasser's relatively small exhibit ing a palette the show's biothurc. and the stalls 10 years before the medium's "Steiehen piesenled himsell as exhibit's erudite contents, including generally accepted birthday, the artist, creator, but in a photo- such rare and important examples of documenting the first emergence of graphic medium." Mr (iasser historical photography as the lour the art in delicate "sun pictures" pointed out. "That's the second albums by Lewis Carroll. Mr. FIFTH ANNUAL INVITATIONAL EXHIBITON and |cwellike daguerreotypes. In- thing I'd like to lie visible that (iasser s|X'aks ol the exhibit with AND SALE OF JURIED ARTISANS stead ol continuing up to the prcs seclusive (|u.dily ol some pictines the voice ol an ailisl flit, the show ends in 1929. the year (hat tried In shut oil any olhci "I want it to he exciting just to SATURDAY SUNDAY of ihe historic lilm mni Into exhi- interpretation til,in a | 14 ' ' lel'iu.iit }{ 'i'l'«i TIME'OFF REVIEW well as lunch. in a chilled, pink sauce thickened The food follows the same with ground peanuts and spiked course: a very personal statement, with chile peppers. Corn niblets and The Cafe at Rosemont with some special surprises, but diced celery threaded throughout basically unpretentious and com- added crunch, and all was cradled in fortable with a healthy a large pretty leaf of curly edged Favorite Lambertville eatery moves up river to occupy made-from-scratch profile. For lettuce. a former general store and serve freshly prepared food starters we sampled two homemade The house salad, which is com- soups ($.75 cup, $2.50 bowl). A plimentary with dinner entrees, can Greek chick pea was delicate and BY SUZANNE GOLDENSON Cafe at Rosemont, the restaurant groceries, the chefs extensive col- also be ordered a la cane ($2.75). It occupies what was for many years lection of cookbooks, and old and satisfying. Fresh lemon accom- makes an appropriate starter or side OVERS of Umbcrt- the village's rather faded general new display cases define a cozy panied the clear chicken broth, at lunch. It's a handsomely arranged ville's Union Street store with its solitary antique gas dining room. along with whole tender chick peas. plate of carefully washed and pick- Cafe — one of my pump and bare, dusty shelves offer- The restaurant is furnished with A tomato vegetable soup with lots ed over leaf lettuce garnished with favorite places for a ing little more than a few cans of an eclectic, funky mix of Jate of broth of the latter was not quite as slivered red bell pepper, penny hearty bowl of home- soda. great-aunt flea market finds — odd good. It suffered from too heavy a slices of summer squash and madLe soup, raisin-studded scone, The Cafe has clearly breathed chairs, mismatched flatware and hand with the canned tomatoes. dressed with the excellent mustardy freshly baked muffin and tea. or new life into the old place. It has stripped oak tables. New Other beginnings include crab house vinaigrette. A final fillip, a even a light supper — will be happy never been busier and it has never green-stemmed wine goblets, cloth cakes that were fragile, crabby and sprinkle sunflower seeds, is a nice to learn that the restaurant hasn't looked better. The Cafe's new napkins, candlelight, changing attractively presented. The portion touch. closed. kitchen is the size of a ballroom exhibitions of local artists and live seemed small, however, at $7.50 Entrees at dinner are limited. But It has moved to bigger quarters — when compared with its music on weekend nights pulls it all for three. If you like seafood, there's always enough variety — up the river and through the covered Lambertville antecedent. And in together, however, and adds the another possibility, Thai shrimp usually a pasta, chicken, fish and bridge in the sleepy town of Rose- keeping with the mercantile spirit of touch of sophistication that packs ($7) was unusual and substantial. meat dish, as well as a vegetarian mont. 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Nichoi-'Ou Moff man i id He Niros tii public ha- en.'-,' • d Costner , '.dtty. his apo Me>•.: 1 ••ck ot compii: : on. There h.1,,1 > nieen a new MM! >tar this iiiireilc- in. My all AIIICI. . since Robe-: ford- ;• -um 2(1 sear- a. 1 Co-ii- .1-. fittingly c, 1' :| h. the sta; nnally made I11 i' • marketabi cinematic ••; I- , ( l;i two ot !•• •lius, Hull Dun;.. ;/• I'-ti 1 /•/e/i. >i-eam -. t h : ili' • 1 Ainenc .1: -ports was ojieil |l die stalu- r 1 .1 itlKll tuK c til 11 .O aid rai-c 111' .11 ,v and ca-l .1 vvlml ..'Ml me glov OV'. • • erv aspect 0! ih. Pi ,1V - er'' lit even sev. is.isel i.ill 1 S \ 1 1 • [ ' H ' d the good 1 .t n 'll!!|:!li •" . ihe he.inland Ci i-ti Ic 1 . ic NI" V, Ci .mil unostental.1011,slV l|.in.!-ov - the baseball 0: mo VIC v. .is ho: 11 111 1.n Aii- ls-. I'^s. •jrevv up m a -CCII'ltn ; u'icnthd 111.inner. wcut Kevin Costner, here in a scene from his latest movie Revenge, has characteristic of his momentarily straying from the traditional path lo I.'Ik ol 111.11 tied .1111! staved emerged in three short years as ,i top draw with his appearance in of righteousness, but always recognizing his error and returning to odiii ing thiee kid- w i:h th.it w.i movies such as iield of Dn\im.\. Bull Durham, So Way Out and the fold. In- w indv He ilid tlieatei wuri : I. A area thiough the The Untouchables. His numerous roles, though different, share the ""li- „11 i n.ide hi- inauspicii'U- little lelalion to reality I he tilm- on a strain that has persisted through "high priestess ot baseball and CI or hehav mg equally ruth- I1I111 ik I I :'. I'JSI's .S7UI/OIIN KlJII niakers' conscious myth-making ap Costner's three subsei|iient tilins. anoints her followers with sexual lessly in Ki'nviL'e, Costner retains m.hk Sui'poitmg p.uts loliowed. pro.nil depicted Ness as a sieelos. Hull Uurluiiu. f/eW o/ /Vc.mis ami favors. Hut Costner's character ol Ins white-bread stoicism. 111 -ml 11- a- \iL-ht SI11I1 LibU- upstanding taiiuly man. a tighter tor Keu'iige Crash Davis maintains the l-.liot It is partly this quality that leads lot in nd /Vs/.i/ne/K. siamng truth, iiisiice and the Ainern.an In hicUl nl Ihv.inis Coslner ic- Ness control, relusing to lose his people to compare Costner with lole- in ;VXS ninvics. i.iihl.ini'o way turncd to I-.hot Ness territory. phiy reason with this woman male movie stars ol a much earlier and .Ai/if/ji .111 /7u'/s. attracted httlc Ness mas have come oil as moic ing a inidwestetn larnier with .i This being a comedy. Crash era (mostly pre'50si In particular, atteiiiioii than a bit ot stick, and the \.dues he lanuly Just like Mrs. Ness. Co- tames Annie, translorming her from his aw-shucks-ma'am shyness with li ' ":; ; director law rent e was upholding may have included iners wile (Ann Madiganl in lickl dangerous mistress material into the women and overall aura of decency Kasdaii '.a. cist Costner in I lie Hie I'lohibition. but audiences loved i'l Dicmiis has no independent secure, supportive picture of an calls up memories ol (iary Cooper Chili he tumbled charactei Ihiscartooi vision ot righteousness means ot suppurt and seemingly ideal Coslner wife. Hull Durham and Jimmy Stewart. His reliable sturdiiicss is also reminiscent of sun ule bungs atxiut the Ihe blandly inidwestern-looking little to interest her besides her may seem too loose and tunky lor pivotal Hiimon ot college Iriends Costlier was almost Irighteningly at husband and his unconventional no- such a reading, but in outline this is Ciregory Peck, as is its Hip side, a Coslner, '.eiies. all in flashback, home in the lole I'eihaps it helped tions the movie's undeniable trajectory. pedantic dullness were subsei|uenlly cut, bul k.i-dan that he was publicized as being a liven when Costner hears heaven Reinlorcing Ibis patriarchal uni- compensaicil the actor by giving I.ii:iiIs man in real hie ly voices urging him to cI face verse, where women are Traces of ambiguity nevertheless mark Costner as a star for the 80s him ihe roll- ol .1 hell-laisuig iow In \II H.i\ Out. icleased two valuable lannland in order to build a categorized as saints or sinners, is and '90s. In most of his films, a hov m thi j'JH*> Western Sihei.nli' months attet I lie I 'iitmicluihlc\. tlie baseball Iield. or traipses around the the prevalence in Costner's films of twist of emphasis could transform Ibis tune critics and aiidietues actor again played a government country collecting cultuial heroes, domineering lathers, both figurative the strong-jawed protector of noticed him lie had played his l.isi man. this time in the CIAs employ his w ile stays al home and keeps Ihe and real. Values are handed down women into a strutting figure of suppoitm\: Mile. I aekmi' Hint Ness's tine sense nt lailh She knows her husband's by these male ligures and are - powerlessness It's not such a In relros|K ct. Kasdaii s imagi ol simples. Costner's ili.uai.lci in .\'o lraditioii.il values aic lirmly in ignored at great cost stretch, lor instance, to perceive Coslner seems veiy dilteien! limn W.i) (>i//beiomes involved with the place, and she need never vvony Cosluer's chaiactcr in lickl ol that lihot Ness, in his singleiiunded the one Lumbar to audiences now mistiess o| ihe Secietaiv i'l l)e about teal tumble, such as another Dreams, lor example, is tormented pursuit of Al Capone. is cavalierly His ilurailei III 7/lc Iliy Chill was hiise. who mtiidets the vvoiii.in in a woman Costner pcisevercs, over Ins 'Mis radicalism because it putting his wile and child in peril not onls .: suicide vicliiii. bul also i.ige when he dismveis hei mlideh eventually vindicating hinisell 1 pievenled him from playing hall Or that the character in lielil of dcscri!>e>n In Hull Ihuluiin, the simil.iily completely loses his cool liven the actor, and not just Kevin Cos- was instrumental 111 busting Chu.u'o ae in I tic l'ntoiiili. 18 / lit.ni.us .'I. i'»'io TIMl Off MINI REVIEWS movie good enough to wipe out all ((•imtmueJ from Preceding Page) the Loo.se Cannons in his portfolio. bankable by the presence of ;i Rated R for the usual quota of white movie star. Black laces till brutality and swearing. the screen, but even the magnif- icent actor Morgan Freeman is Roger and Me — good — MOVIES given little with which to act. Michael Moore's controversial The move is rated PG-13. documentary that investigates the ill-effects of layoffs stemming from Schedule is fot Fri.-Thurs., Feb. 23 - Feb. 29 unless HENRY V: Fair— For his film Cinema 1: My Left Foot, (R) Fri. 7:15, 9:15; Sat & plant closings at General Motors, directorial debut, the young Brit- otherwise noted. Sun. 5:15, 7:15, 9:15; Mon.-Thurs. 7:15, 9:15. and the role chief executive Roger ish actor Kenneth Branagh has Cinema II: Henry V, (NR) Fri. 7, 9:30; Sat. & Sun. Smith had in the decision-making. followed in Laurence Olivier's 4:30. 7, 9:30; Mon.-Thurs. 7, 9:30. Many detractors have claimed that East Brunswick footstep:. by casting himself as the the movie lacks authenticity as a title character in the most result of the moviemaker's film BRUNSWICK SQUARE CINEMA (201-238-2998) Princeton . jingoistic entry in Shakespeare's techniques. But the indisputable history cycle. Cinema 1: Call theater for movies and times. fact of the lop-sided power structure THE GARDEN (609-924-0263.) Unlike Olivier, however. Cinema II: Call theater for movies and times. in this country that affects everyone Cinema 1: Call theater for movies and times. Branagh has decided to reflect cannot be dismissed. Rated PGI3. contemporary attitudes towards East Windsor Cinema II Call theater for movies and times. war anil warriors by presenting a STEEL MAGNOLIAS — On more complicated Henry. Un- stage, Robert Harling's Steel EAST WINDSOR CINEMA (609-448-1231) Somerset lorHmatciy, the text dues not sup- Mugnolius was a broad and often Cinema I: Call theater for movies and limes. port his probing, and the film is hilarious ensemble piece for si\ RUTGERS CINEMA VI (201-828-8787) conset|uently convictionless and Cinema II: Call theater for movies and times. actresses. The movie, directed by Cinema I: Call theater for movies and times. drears Herbert Ross, faithfully follows the Cinema II: Call theater for movies and times. Branai'h's perlorniance is short course of the play hut enacts the Hillsborough on maniestisni. hul ihe splendid various ceremonies and events that 11:30. siippoitiiiL-cisi includes Paul before were only described Hll.t.SlSORO CINEMA (20l-35">-449 20 / libmarv :i. I1'1'" TIME OFF Chambersburg Tavern, 931 Chambers Israeli Folkdancing, sponsored by the Pre-Concert Lecture: Mahler and the Penderecki String Quartet, Feb. 27, 8 MUSIC St., Trenton, Jazz Guitarist Dick Grat- Princeton Israeli Folk Dance Group a! Knaben Wunderhorn, sponsored by p.m.; Percussion Ensemble, March 1, ton, Fridays and Saturdays, 9 p.m.; The Jewish Center. 457 Nassau St.. the PnncetonMercer Chapter ol the 8 p.m.; Pianist Nelita True, March 3, 8 Jazz Jam Session, Sundays, 4 p.m.; Princeton, Mondays, 7:30 p.m.-10:30 New Jersey Symphony Orchestra p.m.; Trenton State College, Bray Re- 609-393-7951. p.m . 609-895-9660 League at Williamson Hall. West- cital Hall, Pennington Road, Ewing, minster Choir College, Hamilton Av- 609-771-2551. enue and Walnut Lane. Princeton, City Gardens, 1701 Calhoun St., Tren- Masqueraders Square Dance Club March 4, 3:30 p.m., 609-921-0113. ton, 77ie Ramones, Feb. 23; Nine- Plus Dance, American Pianist Ena Bronstein Barton, Bristol ty-Cent Dance Nights, ages 21 and Czechoslovakian Farmers Club. Chapel, Feb. 25, 8 p.m.; Westminster over, Thursdays and Saturdays. 9 p.m.; Hankins Road. East Windsor 'irst, Tea and Talk: Penguins, Volcanoes Community Orchestra, reading 609-392-8887. thud and filth Fridays, 8 p.m.-'0 30 and Ice — A Trip to Antarctica, Feb. session, Playhouse, Feb. 28 and Dm.. 609-448-4647 ' 25, 4:30 p.m.; Tea and Talk: Historical March 7, 7:30 p.m.-9:45 p.m.; Pianist Ruins and Buddhist Art Along the Rachael Heard, Violinist Mark Zakl The Clarion Hotel, 399 Monmouth St., Silk Road, March 4. 4:30 p.m.; Moun- East Windsor, Live Bands. Fridays and New Jersey Ballet Company, Rantan and Cellist Elizabeth Thompson, tain Lakes House. Mountain Road. Valley Community College. Route 28 Bristol Chapel, Maich 4, 4 p.m.; West- Saturdays; WKXW Dance Party Princeton 609-683-9022. Wednesdays; DJ, Mondays, Tuesdays, and Lam'ngton Road. North Branch, minster Choir College, Hamilton Av- B.B, King, Count Basie Theatre, 99 Thursdays; 609-448-7000. Feb 23-24, 8pm. 201-725-3420. The Technology of a Woodwind Quin- enue and Walnut Lane, Princeton, Monmouth St.. Red Bank, March 2, 609-921-2663. tet, Mercer County Community Col- 7:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m.. Club Bene Dinner Theatre, Route 35. Princeton Country Dancers, Six-Mile lege, Audio Visual Building room 156. 201-842-9000. Sayreville, An Evening of Reggae, Feb. Run Relormed Church. Route 27, West Windsor campus. Feb 27. 11:15 Pianist Oxana Yablonskaya, Jewish 23; Xenon, Feb. 24; Tommy Makem, March 2; 201-727-3000. Franklin Park. Wednesdays through a.m.. 609-586-4800. ext 735 Baroque Chamber Music, Friend's Community Center, 999 Lower Ferry April. 8 p m -11 p m.. 609-771-3874 or School, Princeton Pike and Quaker Road, Trenton, March 3, 8 p.m., 609-452-9373. MISCELLANY Road. Princeton, March 3, 7:30 p.m., 609-883-9550. The Country Inn, Route 130, Rob- 6u9-683-7410, free. binsville, Live Country Western Music, Princeton Folk Dance Group, River- Pianist Theodore Henricks Verdejo Fridays and Saturdays, 9:30 p.m -2:30 a.m.; 609-259-2033. side School. Multipurpose room, Riv- Bobby Short, sponsored by the June and String Bassist Brian P. Liddle, oroide Dnvf\ Princeton. Tuesdays, in- Lower Mekfield Township building, 7 Opera Festival of NJ. at the Law- structor 30 p.m.. request dancing renceville School, Kirby Arts Center, Edgewood Road, Lower Makefield, Good Time Charlie's, Route 27, King- 3 30 pm-10 pm.. 609-683-9071 Route 206, Lawrenceville, March 3, Pa.. Feb. 25, 3 p.m., 215-493-2626. ston, The Whitewalls, Feb. 23, 8:30 p.m.. 609-737-7722. 609-924-7400 Piano Teacher's Forum, home of Olga FILM Canadian Brass, sponsored by the Fri- Gorelli, Scotch Road. Pennington, Hyatt Regency-New Brunswick, 2 day Evening Club at Morris Knolls High March 2. 10 a.m.. 215-736-0957 or Albany St., New Brunswick, Pianist School, Franklin Avenue. Denville, 609-392-1235. John Bianculii. Tuesdays and Feb. 24. 8 p.m., 201-538-6413. Thursdays, 5 p.m.-9 p.m. and Fridays, Princeton University Jazz Ensemble, 6 p.m.-8 p.m.; John Bianculii Trio. Richardson Auditorium, Feb. 24. 8 Fridays and Saturdays, 8 Cathedral Symphony Orchestra, Ca- p.m.-midnight; 201-873-1234. A Woman's Place, Arts Council of thedral of the Sacred Heart, 89 Ridge p.m., 609-258-5000; Flutist Marzio Punceton, 102 Witherspoon St . St.. Newark, Feb, 25, 3 p.m., Conti, Taplin Auditorium, Feb. 25, 3 Princeton. Wednesdays. 8 pm-10 201-484-4600. p.m., 609-258-4239. free; Tokyo Imaginations, U.S. Route 130, East pm., 609-924-8777. String Quartet Beethoven Cycle, Windsor, Disc Jockey, every night. 609-448-8012 Chamber Music Program, Capital Mu- Richardson Auditorium, Feb. 28. 8 Antique Toy Show, Holiday Inn. Route sic Festival, N J State Museum, 205 p.m., 609-258-5000; Pianist Elizabeth 10. Livingston. Feb 25, 10 a m -4 p rn , W State St., Trenton. Feb 25. DiFeHce, Taplin Auditorium, March 1. 8 J. August's, 19 Dennis St., New Bruns- 201-756:2385 609-292-6308 pm, 609-258-4239, free, Princeton wick, DJ, Tuesday, Wednesday, Bird, Rantan Vailey Community College, University, Princeton. Fridays and Saturdays: J. Augusts '•-.•liege Center. Route 28 ana Lnmmrj'cn Amateur Night with John Green. M.C . Baseball Card and Comic Book Show. Cheryl Byron and Something Positive, Sundays, 9 p.m.; Live Reggae oi !' )ad North Branch Feo 26 noon Springfield Holiday Inn, 304 Route 22 Hunterdon Art Center. 7 Center St.. Soprano Maise Daughtry and Organist ;•'•; 1-218-8873. free Kevin Mensch, Trinity Episcopal Ca- Blues, Thursdays, 10:30 p.m.. west. Springfield. Feb 25. 10 a m-4 Clinton, March 3, 8 30 p m -12 30 a m , 201-246-8028. pm . 201-788-6845 201-735-8415 thedral. 801 W. State St., Trenton, Trve Colorful Birds and Forest Babies, March 4. 3:30 p.m., 609-392-3605 Flutist Jean-Pierre Rampal, McCarter Jessie's, Routo 130, Yardville, DJ. ft-o ?4 ' pm - Spring Comes Again Central Jersey Stamp, Coin and Card Theatre. 91 University Place, Prince- Tuesday-Saturdays; L/W on Radio with .ir-d Bill of Rights of the United States. Exchange, Budget Motor Lodge. 350 Tenor Jack Zamboni and Pianist Alan ton. Feb 26, 8 pm.. 609-683-8000 WKXW, Saturdays; Comedy Night. '.Vi'ch 3 ' pm . Nature Center. Wjsti- Route 9 north. Woodbndge, Fob 25, MaHach, Geiger-Reeves Hall, Peddie 1 Tuesdays. 9:30 p m.; 609-581-3777 • ;ton Crossing Slatf Park Titusviiit. 10 a rn -4 30 p m , 201-24 7-1093 Gospel Choir Extravaganza, Trenton School, S Main Street, Hightstown. i -59-73 7-0609 State College, Brower Student Center, March 3, 8 p.m.. 609-426-1117 Circus Memorabilia Show, Fast Bruns- Room 202. Pennington Road, Ewing John and Peter's, 96 S Main St., New The Golden Twenties, Mary Jacobs wick Public Library. 2 Joan Wailmq Township. Feb 23. 7:30 p.m., Trenton State College Wind Hope. Pa., Combo Holiday, Feb 24. Library 64 Washington St. Rocky Hill. CIVIC Center, East Brunswick, through 609-771-2368 Ensemble, NJ. State Museum, 205 9 30 pm, 215-862-9951 Fob. 26. 7 p m . 609924-7073 February, 201-390-6950 W. State St., Trenton. March 2. 8 p.m., Guitarist Chic Street Man, East Bruns- LambertvlDe Station, 11 Bridge St. Colonial Dinner, Cock n Bull Res- 609-771-2551. Looking Out, Film series on the AIDS wick Public Library, 2 Jean Walling Lambertville, live Piano Music, Friday taurant, Peddler s Village Route 202 CIVIC Center. East Brunswick, Feb. 25. crisis, Whig-Clio Lounge, Whiq Hall. Vtoinist Israel Chorberg and Pianist and Saturday evenings; Live Jazz and 263, Lahaska, Pa . Feb 26, 2 pm., 201-390-6950, free. Groups, Sunday afternoons; Princeton University. Mar 1 at 8 p m . 215-794-4010 Harold Lewtn, Historic Van Wickle 201-932-7084. I, PagHacd, by the Valley Greon Opera House, Easton Avenue. Somerset, 609-397-8300. Dol Show and Sale, Somerset County Company at Bristol Riverside Theatre, March 4, 8 pm., 201-828-1812 or Visiting Artist #3: Mark Rappaport. 4-H Center. 310 Milltown Road. RadchMe and Market streets, Bristol, 201-249-6770 Mine Street Coffee House, at the First Feb 23, 7 p.m ; Zou Zou, March 2. 7 Bndgewater. Feb 24, 10 am 4 pm. Pa , Feb 24, 8 p m . 215-788-7827 Reformed Church, Neilson and Bayard pm,; MediaMix Media Arts Festival, 201-722-3275 or 201-526-8242 Jau Cabaret: Ken Werner, March 2, 8 COMPETITIONS streets, New Brunswick, Michelle Voorhees Hall room 105, Rutgers Uni- p m ; Tom Rush in Concert, March 3. Weinstein, Feb. 24, 8:30 p.m.. versity. College Avenue campus, New Greater Princeton Stamp Expo, 201-549-0931 or 201-572-4173. Ramada Inn, Routo 1, Monmouth June 8pm, Rantan Valloy Community Col- Composition Competition, sponsorirood Brunswick, 201-932-4685, tion, Feb 24. 9 30 am.-4 pm. lego, Route 28 and Larnmgton Road. by the Pro Arte Chorale, submissiosubmission Monroe's, Spotswood Gravel Hill Road 201-479-4614 North Branch. 201-725-3420 deadline Oct. 1, 201-445-9052 and Lower Matchaponix Road, Monroe UxnuRi; Township, Lavender, Wednesdays, 10 Literary Journal Seeks Submissions, Music at McKinnoy, McKinney Hail. Feb 23. 8 pm, true. The Janus NIGHT SPOTS p.m.; Q.R.O., Thursdays, 9 p.m.; The liction. poetry and ossays trom people Arrangement, Fridays and Saturdays, 6 who live or work in Mercer County, Ensemble, Nicholas Music Center. Feb 24. 8 p m . froe. Organist David p.m.-IO p.m.; Craiy Mama, Saturdays, write Prolessor Robin Shoro, Human 10 pm, 201-521-4100. ilio'i Division. Moicor County Com Drinkwetor, Kirkpatnck Chapol, Fob mumty Collogo, PO Bo« U, Tronlon. 25. 4 p m , Mason Gross School of Nassau Inn, Palmer Square, Princeton. NJ 08690. untry doadlmo April 1, the Arts In Concert Nicholas Music Tap Room: Jeanle Bryson Band. Fri- 609 !>86-4800, out 320 Center. Feb 25. 8pm, froo. Rutgers day and Saturday, 9 pm.. Guitarist Wind Ensemble, Nicholnn Music Lovie Williams, Wednesdays and Contor, March 2. 8 p m , treo, Rutgers Thursdays. 530 pm-10 30 p.m and Princeton Choss Club, Hmmwuii Univorsity. Now Brunswick, Hour,i!. YWCA, Paul Hoboson Placo. Fridays. 530 pm-830 pm., Lobby 201 932 7511 Ptincoton, Thursdays, t prn-1100 Bar: Pianist Stove Kramer, pm , CO9-924-9088 New Jersey Opera: "Madama Butterf- Thursdays-Saturdays, 7 p.m.-11:30 David VTnckeboons, Feb 23. i?30 ly," Nownrk Symphony Hall, 1020 pm and Sunday Brunch. 11 am 2 p m and Feb 25. 3 p m , Edouard Psychic Festival, Now Hop., Psychic. Broad Si, Newnrfc. Fob 2i>. 6 p m and pm; 609-921-7500 Manet, March 2, 1? 30 p m and March Festival. Main nrxj furry MKHMI, NOW March 3,6pm, 201 623-57/5 The Bam, 2000 Brown Avo , fionsalom. Odette's, S River Road. New Hopo, 4,3pm, Tho Art Museum. Princeton Hopo. Pa. March 4. noun t> pin New Jersey Symphony Chamber Or- Pa . Flamln' Caucasians, Fob 23. Rn Pa , Judy Kreston and David Lahm. University campus. 609-258-5949 21b-357-7999 chestra nnd Pianist Enrique Graf, vmtenti Sola arid the Saviors. Fob 24. Feb 23-24, 8pm.; NancyLaMott. Fob Stale Thonlro. 19 Livingston Avo . Now Scottland. Fob 28, 215 639 5fiO7 25, 730 pm; Marlene VerPlanck, Expressionism: In Search of a Utable Purim Party, sponsored by :>lnr>; of Brunswick, Match 3. 8 30 p m . March 2-3; Pianist Bob Bgan. Past N J Stato Museum, 205 W Slnto Oavkl nl Anshn fmoth Memorial Turn 800 AlUGRO Button Down Cafe, 4160 Ouakorbrtdgo Saturdays and Mondays, § 30 SI.. Trenton. March 4,3pm. plo. Now Brunswick. March 4. ;• p in 4 Road. Lawroncovillo. Live Entertain- p m -midnight; Piano Bar, every eve- Oldies Concert, sponsorod by iho Jow 009-292-6308 pm, 201 725 9734 ment. Wodnosdays-Fridayv 5 30 ning except Tuesdays, 830 ish Community Cantor of North and pm-10 pm. Dancing. pm-midnight; 215-862-2432 Native Tongue* Writers Series: Per- Stamp CoSecUng Exhibit. Mnry jnuX.s South tirunswick nt North Brunswick Tuesdays Sundays, 10 p m -1 30 a m formance Poet Jack Wyler, Cnglo library. 64 Washington SI . Mucky Mill. High School, Ruidor Horn). North 609 709 3335 Old Bay Restaurant, 61 63 Church St, Tavern, Tronlon. Mnrrh I, fl p m . through February, 609 924 70 73 Brunswick, Mnrch 3. 8 30 p m . New Brunswick, Live Jazz, 201 821 782? (,09 2619655 or 60'}-392-8799 Catch a Rising Star, Hyatt Hogon- Thursdays-Saturdays, 10 pm,-2 am , Stamp, Postcard and Baseball Card Organist Tony O'Brien. Wor Mornorini cy Princeton, Roulo I onil Cnrnogio 201246-3111 Photo Safari to Africa. Now Jorr.oy Collectors Open House, Aniisiampv Auditorium, I nlaynltn niul Willow C«nler. West Windsor. Hod Shaw, Pheasants' Landing, Amwell Road. 'ilnlo Mimoum. 201 W Stnto SI. Tton- 30 N Main St, Milllown. Mrtich 4 nml nlrnnlv Tinnliin, f RM '">, 3 p m . through F«b 25, 00991)78018 or Balls Mead, Live Entertainment, ton. Fob 25. '.' p m . (i09-292-0:)0(l 10. 10 n m -4 p m , ?0l?4 7 IO'J.1 2O1-44/-3M7 G09 9flM?34 Fridays and Saturdays. 201-359-4700 22/ Irhiii.iiv • I I'""1 TIME OFF REBECCA'S FORECAST Feb. 22 - March 1 ARIES (3/21-4/20): Early lunar Career interests can take a giant daring. You will grab someone's terns usher in this cycle. You may help channel a surplus of energy influence accents elders, those in leap forward. Later, be wary of attention when you do things your feel a bit tense and pressured: Later this week, social trends t.ik-, authority and career interests. mixing social, friendship or affec- way now! * family or domestic concerns over. Chances are you may duck don't help. The New Moon's a few responsibilities now. There is a strong need to be rid of tional ties with money. Business VIRGO (8/24-9/23): It may be influence in the 5th house AQUARIUS (1/21-2/19): Much the past, one way or another. and pleasure arc best kept apart worth a well-timed risk early this stimulate your desire for social or still continues to go on behind the Friendships, groups and organiza- now. week. A romantic social theme is recreational pursuits. Later, your scenes. New Moon's influence tions add sparkle to your social highlighted while personal CANCER (6/22-7/25): This is a needs deserve careful reassess- may add fuel to a secret associa- life. Later, you're in the mood for self-expression is enhanced. A bit good time to broaden your ment; it may be long overdo! tion. Love and money arc con- time alone. Activities behind the of extra work catches up with you horizons; travel, both mental and cerns for many. Later in this scenes assume importance now. mid-week and could disrupt plans SAGITTARIUS (11/23-12/21:) Se- physical, is favored while per- period, communication or trawl for some. Later, partnerships take curity will be a concern for many. TAURUS (4/21-5/21): Dealings at sonal optimism is boosted. If you problems are possible. Domestic the heat, and passions ran hot and New Moon accents important a distance arc highlighted. are making important plans, dilemmas escalate under stre^ui heavy for many during this excit- foundations. A bit of restlessness In-laws and academics touch your make sure they are workable. The aspects. lite, and career interests begin to nuts and bolts should be given ing period. may have you off and running in perk up for many in the weeks careful consideration. Later, you LIBRA (9/24-10'23): Early New I0O directions. Later this week, PISCES (2/2O-J-20): It's all lupjv r, ahead. Later, influential meetings may receive a special helping Moon's influence favors health, important papers are on the agen- ing behind the scenes earh tins arc in the stars. Say yes to in\ ites hand. career or fitness regimes. A new da. Tax. insurance, pensions and week. Private, personal .nul and try to defuse disagreements look may be in the works. Long- investment benefits are likely clandestine are the by-words ,h LEO (7/24-8/25): Very sensitive now. with a loved one. A bit of R Punishment 89 Home or tor Love. 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James Moig, m CHRISTOPHER comedy about yuppies in their norut.il eil\ cmitonmenl. seems inconsistent as Stephen; Nancy Kadri iiiisses ll begins cleverly, shownm a posh New York rest.iur.inl. some of I.lien s louL'hness; and Connie Colliton appears PARKENING switching among three tables, a la Alan Ayekhourn. in badly, miscast as May much too sweet overlapping scenes. At (wool ihe tables are prospective But the essence of the play shines llinnmh and In Concert lovers, each terribly caught up in self-pity. There is director l-njlei makes certain that we catch every r.iy Drew. who has |Ust broken up with Ins partner: Stephen. One inav quibble about individual interpretation, but TUESDAY a rising young architect |us| catching up w ith the Kiel lli.il never the overall effect. Ron Kadri has contributed he is contributing to urban blight, even with his besi another ol Ins extraordinary set designs. An assistant MARCH 6 8:00 PM work; Phoebe, a Wall Street insider caught up in a designer at Papermill Playhouse in Millburn. he is able scandal; and Phoebe's brother. Peter, who has nisi been to create mood and intensity with a few materials and told he had AIDS. At the third table is May. .u\ old bag virtually no money. His first-act set is a marvel ol TICKETS: lady, permanently dependent on strong medicine to get ingenuity; his second-act design is perfect for the actim: through a day. Running back and forth between the area roomy yet claustophohie as the scenes dictate $10.00 $22.50 customers is TJIen. a would-be actress who has nevei 1 his is a work that will force you to think -- and. ves. been cast m a production. teel: as such it is not much in favor these days oi Call If it all sounds contemporary and very New York, you musicals and smutty comedies. But do yourself a tavor. T-H-E-A-T-1VE arc right. Hut playwright (Sreenbcrg has no intention ol see it. It is real, it is honest, and you will remember it the next morning.* 246-7469 I1) Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ letting us oil with a tew clever remarks, a series ol chuckles and a shake ol the head or a wagging ol the l:astern Standard pl;n\ .it the HJison Vulley l'ki\lh>u>e, linger. .'/'M Oak Tree Komi, lidison thnmi:!) SLireh j h'riit.iy NEW BRUNSWICK CULTURAL CENTER For the second act he takes all si\ ol his char.Mcis out jnd Sjturdj\\;it Sp.m.: Sunday ;it 7:M)p m. l-'ortniiher to Stephen's summer house on Long Island Heie. in this mtamiation .mil tieket\: (21)1) !>?>-4li>A. STAGE REVIEW There's something wonderful f on the horizon. Arms and the Man' Shakespeare '70 stages George Bernard Shaw's play