111 NEWS RECORD he Franklin News-Record USPS 573BOO) *The Princeton Packet Inc. 1990 All Rights Reserved lecond class postage pawl HManvilla NJ 088.1b Thursday, September 27,1990 ". Vol. 35, No. 39 NEWS Detective's testimony may implicate police By Laurie Lynn Strasser County Prosecutor Nicholas Bissell, shed light Prosecutor's office. relayed their statements to County Prosecutor fRJP "; \. Staff Writer on a possible coverup on the part of officers Judge Imbriani placed a seven-day stay on Nicholas Bissell via facsimile transmission. with the Franklhj Police Department. . Superior Court Judge Michael Imbriani's his ruling, which not only prevented the grand . Now, Mr. Bissell wants to interrogate Mr. Two Franklin; policemen — Patrolman unprecedented decision allowing a private jury from calling Mr. Mangino until today, but Mangino. Not only does Mr. Bissell believe Armando, Garcia, and Lt. Clark Shedden — detective to testify in a criminal case involving . also bought attorney George Frino time to the detective's testimony could prove "devas- Adoption 101 have been indicted on charges stemming from two township policemen has paved the way for, submit an appeal. tating" to Mr. Shedden, he also is trying to - * • . ' -T the May 23 beating of motorist Kevin Cham- shed light on a possible coverup involving an appeal that could reach the state's highest , "Judge Imbriani recognized it's a very "Preparing for an Adoption," bres of South Brunswick. additional Franklin officers. a five*weefc course, developed to court. unusual situation," said Mr. Frino, who con- "This is a novel issue that has never been Mr. Garcia has been charged with the educate and prepare couples who firmed his intent to appeal, claiming the Although Mr. Frino and Mr. Mangino's are planning ^adopt or have. decided in New Jersey courts in the past," alleged beating, while Mr. Shedden was in- decision was "contrary to federal precedent." lawyer each filed motions to quash the sub- Tecently" adopted'a child, will Judge Imbriani said in rendering his decision' dicted for failing to report vital information' "There are some federal cases dealing with poena compelling the investigator to testify, begin Tuesday, Oct. 9, and run last Thursday, Sept. 20. "For this reason, I about the case. Lt. Shedden, court records federal laws," clarified Judge Imbriani, "but Judge Imbriani ruled that the grand jury may for five tjohsecutive Tuesday welcome review by appellate courts or even the state, allegedly referred two eyewitnesses to none involve precisely the factual situation we pose 10 specific questions approved by the evenings from 7:30 \o 9:30 at the Supreme Court to clarify this issue." the incident-to George Frino — Mr. Garcia's have in, this case." court. St. Matthias ^Church School, The decision to allow detective Adam Man- attorney — without first notifying either su- Mr. Frino commissioned Mr. Mangino to JFK Boulevard, Somerset. The gino to testify could, according to Somerset perior officers or the Somerset County interview the witnesses to the beating and then See DETECTIVE, Page 8A course U taught, by an adoptive parent>ith art eSucation back-' ground and ateglstired nurse. - , Since its introduction in Township hits snags August 1989, JIS couples have A vigil comjpteted the course. Sessions focns oh the psychological over water line OK aspects of becoming an adoptive parent, as well as complete in- for the By Laurie Lynn Strasser fant care instruction.; Hands-on Staff Writer missing Franklin Township is having dif- The signature is the For fwher" feftfeuttion, call ficulty gaining state approvals needed self a person shows the Betsy at (201) 973^1590. By Patrick Monaghan before work can begin on the Frank- Managing Editor lin Park Water Transmission Line. world, and the body of They gathered in New Bruns- The pipeline will service writing is the way that Garage sale wick's Monument Square last Fri- low-income housing, which the day morning to remember New township must provide to meet its person really is," she . W Somerset ValJey Ouster, Jersey's 61 POWs and MIAs — "fair share" obligation under the explained. ot* Women s American ORT wiU the forgotten few that have yet to Mount Laurel llcourt decision. K. tatVe a garage tale from 8:30 return from Vietnam. Hovnanian and other developers have — Township Enginner SJQ. to 2JO. p.m. Sunday, Oct. Clad in camouflage Army contracted for construction of such Jim Petit 7. al 219 Qerger St., Somerset, fatigues, these Vietnam veterans affordable housing in Franklin Park. include bouse* would spend the next 24 hours But North Brunswick, which current- Wnd clothing. keeping vigil for their missing ly supplies water to that portion of will sponsor comrades. By Saturday afternoon, Franklin, cannot support the new "The DOT has never articulated a BMStt -mm members who they had lighted 61 candles, one units, so Franklin will lay the in- their problem," Mr. Petit said, "I *es for the for each of the state's frastructure instead. feel we're getting caught up in bu- POWs-MlAs. Similar scenes to brunctewUl The water line also will serve as a reaucracy. In my experience, it this one in downtown New Bruns- major reinforcing system to the East should take about three months for a y«tk were being created around Franklin and Somerset portions of the response. Candidly, it seems like an ^ Swwby, the country. It was POVfMlA township, said Nick DeNkhilo, vice unusually long process." Oct. 21. ItSVP by Oct. 8 to Day 1990, a time to remember, At the end of February, said Mr. 0*0737} at Qlpria and a time to count blessings. president of Killam Associates Engi- Petit, the DOT refused to review *~~Amoifgu)O9e£atnetc(iutMonu*•• neenog Qtuulunti, in a presentation Franklin's application, which was ment Square was Somerset's Bar- before the Franklin Town«hip Coun- submitted Jan. 5, claiming that the ry Putt. Mr. Putt spent 18 months cil Tuesday night in Vietnam, serving the bulk of his The conduit will originate at the right of way was 99 feet rather than tour in Chu Lai between 1967-68, Elizabethtown Pump Station on the 66 However, when Franklin at the time of the Tet Offensive. Delaware and Rantin Cunal. Town- challenged (his. he said, DOT backed Together with his wife, Mr. Putt ship Clerk Jean Pell nine Mid, It will off. has raised a son and daughter at split when it hits Route 27, with one Township olfkuh met with DOT the family's Drake Road residen- Staff photo • Pstttek Momtfwn branch heading nortit to connect with representative! Aug 15 to review ce. Though preparing to travel to Somerset resident and Vietnam Veteran Barry Putt helped aa existing watcrline near Hempstrad that application "*h ma tern §M« wiif»ji»lti)iM| l» «Ht w ttit tm Middlebush homes Hi put *» «M t» MWK. Mrt tHi M^VBikfll RidlMsJ •WWII Htm, Wt WUftWH afctiai- open doors Sunday m*> H nmmm *» tawtmftmmmm i w m M#m tin MMI i mtom m to MMK Ih^M^haM %*| lifl ** — * •*•*•• ««ii# »iH far «• p *,•* ««• ««P tMK. ,^?WT yw|BK!r- rvWIVnnR WPW WWZm li>Hf Vf? Isllll tm ^^r ^ ^P^F^Pim^UPwPWB ^•fl^P*^ * w^PjBjBJp^BJSjB}^ Cv •HsWy^ , 2A September 27, 1990 The Franklin News-Reco POLICE BLOTTER Ernest Chamberlain, 34, of p.m., police said, and a 1981 Buick, Hamilton Street between Sept. 18-20, Franklin. Several pieces of equip- Churchill Avenue, Somerset was valued at $4,500, was reported miss- police said. ment were vandalized at a Davidson charged with possession of a con- ing from the Village Plaza parking lot A radar detector and a nail gun, Avenue construction site, police said, trolled dangerous substance Sept. 19 on Easton Avenue Sept. 17 at 6:19 with a combined value of $540, were adding that the damages included at 8:04 p.m., police said, after Of- p.m. stolen from a 1990 Jeep parked on punctured tires, severed electrical ficers Mike Price and Damn Russo of Three stolen vehicles were re- Hawthorne Drive between Sept. lines, and water poured into gasoline the Street Crime Intervention Unit covered this week. A 1983 Ford 21-22,police said. tanks. ; stopped him on Camner Avenue. pick-up reported stolen March 1 from In addition, police said, a citizens' Four; tree tops were reportedly As a result of this incident, police Ledbed Drive was found abandoned band radio, maps, and a brief case, broken outside the Jehovah's Wit- said, Dineshkumar Patel, 35, of Sept. 19 in New York City. worth a total of $270, were stolen nesses center on Highland Avenue North Brunswick was charged with A 1990 CJ stolen June 21 from the from a 1988 International truck between Sept. 21-23. obstructing justice and possession of Woodbridge Mall turned up Sept. 17 ' parked on Jiffy Road between Sept. In addition, a chain was cut on an open container of alcohol in a in a wooded area off Clarcmont road 21-24. newspaper boxes outside the Ultimate vehicle. Mr. Patel was reportedly burned and abandoned, police said. Deli on Somerset Street between released on his own recognizance. A 1972 Chevrolet truck reported Sept. 22-23, police said, but nothing stolen Aug. 13 from Somerset Street Four thefts were reported this week was discovered missing. was recovered in South Plainfield in in Franklin Township. An electric Two people were charged this good condition Sept. 17, police said. generator.and a gas heater, valued week with shoplifting from the Shop together at $700, were stolen from a Man is robbed Rite on the comer of Veronica Av- Bennett's Lane construction site be- enue and Route 27. Four burglaries were reported in tween Sept. 19-20, police said. A at knife point Julia Anglin, 21, of North Bruns- Franklin Township this week. work table, worth $500, was reported stolen from a Butler Road home wick was observed hiding $24 worth Two shotguns, a television, and A 24-year-old Radio Court resident between Sept. 15-17. In addition, a of merchandise in her purse Sept. 18 hair clippers, valued at $961, were had a rude awakening-Sept. 18. He typewriter, worth $100, was stolen at 9:07 p.m., police said. She was stolen from the Augustus Barber was roused at about 3:30 a.m. by a from the City Savings bank, on also charged with possession of Shop on Somerset Street between knife-wielding robber, police said, Davidson Avenue between Sept. stolen checks. Ms. Anglin was placed Sept. 18-19, police said, after the who bound him with tape and gagged 20-21, police said, and a computer in local lock-up on $500 bail, police back door was forced. him. said. Someone kicked in the front door keyboard, also valued at $100, was reported stolen from the National The intruder reportedly stole the in addition, a supermarket employ- of a Fuller Street home between Sept. man's wallet and several pieces of ee allegedly saw Terry Davis, 45, of 21-22, police said, and stole two Guard Armory on Hamilton Street between Sept. 18-19. jewelry before fleeing in the victim's Highland Park conceal $38.00 worth televisions and cash, worth a total of car — a black 1985 Mitsubishi of pain relief pills Sept. 19 at 11:35 $675. Mirage. The burglar allegedly forced a.m. Mr. Davis was released on his A cassette deck was taken from a a second story rear window to enter own recognizance, police said. Burns Street home Sept. 19 between Boys bicycles were reported stolen the home. He was described as a thin, 8:15 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. after the rear from Irvington Avenue and JFK clean-shaven black man, about 5 feet door was forced, police said. Boulevard Sept. 20, and from Easton 10 inches tall, and approximately 30 Mario Martinez, 20, of New Someone entered a Foxwood Drive Avenue-Sept. 21. In addition, two years old. He was wearing a grey Brunswick was charged Sept. 15 with residence through a basement win- male juveniles tried to steal bicycles hooded sweatshirt, police said, add- driving while intoxicated after his dow between Sept. 15-22, police from the back yard of a Prospect ing that after he escaped, the victim Bill Grippo, director of public affairs for Franklin Schools, on Ellis vehicle struck a split rail fence and a said. In addition, a short, white, Street residence Sept. 17 at 2:19 managed to free himself and notify heavy-set woman in her late 30s was Island with Sheila McCauley, director of educational programs for tree on Route 27 near Bennetts Lane p.m., police said, but were scared off the authorities. the Commission of the Bicentennial of the United States Constitu- at 1:06 p.m., police said. Mr. seen going out the back door of an by the owner. A bike left by the Martinez was brought to the Robert Amwell Road home Sept. 18 at 3:20 young men was impounded as tion. Wood Johnson Memorial Hospital for p.m. However, nothing was reported evidence, police said. treatment of injuries received in the missing in either instance. Kidnap attempt accident and then released on his own turns into hoax Franklin schools earn recognizance, police said. Side-view mirrors were broken and Three automobile break-ins were a quarter panel was damaged on a A pair of township children who reported this week in Franklin. Stereo 1982 Oldsmobile parked on Clyde claimed Sept. 17 that two women had the gift of 'Liberty' A 1987 Pontiac Fiero, worth equipment and all four tires, rims, Road between Sept. 19-20, police tried to kidnap them oh Winthrop $13,000, was stolen from Girard and hubcaps, worth $880 total, were said, adding that muddy footprints Road admitted later that they were During the opening day ceremonies "The books were donated to the' Avenue Sept. 22 between 5:30 and 10 stolen from a 1981 AMC parked on were found both inside and outside just crying wolf. the car. Five other motor vehicles on Ellis Island, Bill Grippo, director Franklin Township Public Schools The 6-year-old girl and 7-year-old of Franklin Schools public affairs, and community through Bill Grippo were reportedly vandalized in Frank- boy had told their parents two elderly 1 lin this week. Two of the incidents received a gift of 350 copies of because of the school system's and ' white women in dark glasses ap- "Liberty, the Statue and the Mr. Grippo's unique contribution' occurred on Caitlin Court, police proached them at about 3 p.m. and CROSS COUNTY PAVING, INC said, and the others took place on American Dream," from Sheila during the Liberty Weekend celebra- offered them food. One of the women McCauley, director of educational tion in 1986," Ms. McCauley, who Clyde Road, on Somerset Street, in tried to grab the girl, the youngsters • Paver Bricks Concrete Sidewalks programs for the Commission of the has been a guest speaker in Franklin_ the Franklin Town Center parking claimed, but they ran home. • Railroad Ties Stone & Dirt lot, and at the intersection of Hamil- Bicentennial of the United States Public Schools during its past LiberrjS The white-haired women, they • Belgian Block Deliveries ton Street and Shirley Avenue. Dam- Constitution. celebration, said. * said, headed toward Bloomfield Av- ages included scratches, a snapped A gift to Franklin Township Public Superintendent of Schools Dr. enue on foot. One wore" a brown Free Driveway Estimates!! tailpipe, a smashed window, and a Schools, "Liberty" is the official Dennis Clancy and Mr. Grippo are jacket, said the children, and the slashed tire. In addition, hand lotion book for the Centennial of the Statue planning to place the historic edition other was clad in a white coal and Cat Now! was splashed on one of the vehicles. of Liberty and is published by the in each classroom, school libraries, grey trousers. Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foun- the Franklin Township Public "A further investigation by the dation, Inc. The hard cover, historic Library, the Franklin Township (201) 329-3025 Somerset County Prosecutor"* Of- piece was prepared and produced as a Senior Citizens, the Meadows Foun-, Three other cases of criminal mis- fice, in conjunction with the Franklin public service by the National Geo- dation, neighboring schools, libraries chief were reported this week in Township Polite Detective Bureau. graphic Society and to the municipal government. has revealed that what was initially reported as an attempted abduction was, in fact, unfounded," police said. Planned Parenthood gives Grand Opening Forum focuses tips for talking about sex on population Today, through television, tween parents and children. Fa advertising and messages they hear Life educator* al Planned I Come Meet on the strecti. children arc cipotcd to of Greater Northern New Jersey i "Arc We Becoming Too Many in gest the following helpful tip*: Our World?" a lorum focuwng on a wide range of sexual information thai it confuting and often inac- you're ncrvoui or crnbarra»i< the population i»%ue. will be curate Many parent* arc conccrneJ ack.no»ledge it. It tomctimea Help*] prc»cnted at K p m Friday. (Xt 5 about the impact these memget have recogni/e (hat you arc uncomfoi The New Kid atat Holy Trimly Lutheran Churvh, on the healthy development of their ulktng to yuur kidt aboui 1640 Amwell Road, Somerset children. And their worrie* arc manen But that's all right, at la Two jpcalcn will pfcvenl two juttifkd at H dnetn'l prevent you from opposing point* of vicv* Question* C'oiMtdcf Mm* of the facts • Mtwe plaining and ditcutung thing* On The Block then will be atidrr»ed in the \JK*1 than half of Amemi'» teenageit • rv»"t etpect to know every thin en report having had wuul mlcrvi>ufwr Once the tubjcci of K* KM Speaking will be father M«k by ajc 1? brwighi up. if* nm *a irmbk if j IVIak. pattoi si St NUlthut Ownh • Ovet one million iretuge gitlt in the child atki a i^uettion thai you ci on J h K lloulesanl He will pment I'mini Slate* un p»*(nanl ocn am*Tf la fact, hrmg able 10 ihc Cairn >lii. Church* wcwpmnt ytu "I'm n»i turr aboulthat ljtt'% i DiMvak) Mann it (nouknl ••{ •One mil of fitc AnieiKant h*> a we «an find <*JI togethet," nwy I Neg»»ivc Population •C*«*i»r* rtw mmOt itwi m OIL & LUBE SPECIAL ttao. by tfttlf, i* *«!»n W* p tan* io wnwmhrt thai fm MM grill 6 PK. PEPSI AND *2.00 OFF! W© Do Your Car a Great Service* tm JUTf (MTW (km* Uw yxmr sat fv*t •fewiT w»n{ k) <*«J or (toll futnt <***• to ik>! mill feeing hK«M«4 lint! 6 i ***** MM f • II 9 •< r»y.*,«t AH % EOtSON OENERATOR ^^^ Mf mmmd tm 4mmi tafefe, at dm t»#« In i»mm§ mt nf m out phm tMM ft CJ-fc* • f • 1294300 mi •«*•• mm • §••••-<•» mttm$J' JIFFY LU8E Of FRANKLIN Ht* km**"* (•Of) •?« fiMf. ttin Pmm ??. em*****. Mi P**?J CHILD CARE CENTERS COMKJOM TMM FVN AT OfK* HOUSE ftftim * ocrottKH 1*4 s A V E $ 3.00 tmrrut mvm Kmwtsm •imw Vr mm ftkttiwiw 4A September 27, 1990 The Franklin News-Record -. -r •• rr. MUNICIPAL Spotlight on Franklin AGENDA THURSDAY, SEPT. 27 its tegular meeting at 11 a.m. in the freeholder's meeting room, • The Franklin Township second floor, County Administra- '1 Council has scheduled a 7 p.m. tion building, Bridge and High)' meeting in the municipal build- Streets, Somerville. . J ing, 475 DeMott Lane, Some- rset. WEDNESPAY. OCT. 3 • The Franklin Township • The Franklin Township Plan- Council has scheduled an 8 p.m. ning Board will hold its regular meeting in the municipal build- meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the mu- ing, 475 DeMott Lane, Some- nicipal building, 475 DeMott rset. Discussion will focus on the Lane, Somerset. Development Ordinance/Master Plan Subcommittee. • The Franklin Township Rent Leveling Board will hold its reg- TUESDAY, OCT. 2 ular meeting, at 8 p.m. in the 5 municipal building, 475 DeMott Somerset Marriott Hotel • The Franklin Township Lane, Somerset. 110 Davidson Avenue Council will hold an 8 p.m. agen- 1 • The Franklin Township Sew- da meeting in the municipal build- Somerset, New Jersey 08873 erage Authority will hold a 7 p.m. ing, 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset. • Indoor/Outdoor Pool • Nautilus Wftlght Room agenda meeting in the Sewerage"'' 1 • Whirlpool • Universal Weight Room • The Somerset County Board Authority offices, 70 Commerce ^ • Mens/Womens • Outdoor Tennis Courts of Chosen Freeholders will hold Drive, Somerset. Locker Rooms • Aqua Dynamic Classes • Mens/Womens Saunas • Aerobic Classes DINE OUT IN STYLE LIBRARY CALENDAR Enjoy the pleasures of outdoor dining and our sizzlin' NOW ACCEPTING MEMBERSHIPS FOR summer specials on our NEW Garden Patio. Corporate Accounts Lunch: Mon.-Fri. 11:30-2:00 Senior Citizens Accounts FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP Grille Room: Mon.-Fri., 2:00-Closing, Sat. & Sun. Noon til closing Individual Accounts ^. Fine Dining- Mon -Sat, 5 30 'til dbsing Sun. Noon 'III Closing , PUBLIC LIBRARY Children* Accounts available 485 DeMott Lane, Somerset, and (201) 873-8700. * to^aneOan n«h (Mortal « Daily Rates Tool WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3 TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE THE FACILmES • Story time A selection of stories and activities for children ages 3'/2 to 5 at - COLONIAL VILLAGE - CONTACT TIM FIELDS RECREATION SUPERVISOR 10:30 a.m." Registration is required. 1745 ^lWELL ROAD, MEDDLEBUSH/5OMERSET, NJT. at (201) 560-0500 ext. 6647 OR JUST COME ON INII • Magic Circle Storytime Books every child should know. For children who are ready for continued stories without pictures, grades one and up. TMe program starts at 7:30 p.m. and older family members are welcome. MARY JACOBS MEMORIAL LIBRARY, EN JCr GOOD TIMES, 64 Washington St., Rocky Hill, ONE DININI? ANL> (609) 924-7073 CSTLITAINA4IM THURSDAY, SEPT. 27 ••• JEWELERS • Storytime with Pat McKinley at 10:30 a.m. for children ages 2 to 3'/j. The THREE STARRATINGINTHE NEWYORK-TIMES program will consist of 30 minutes of stories, songs, and play activities for • 7VM JtweCry • itfwUsa toddlers and parents. Parents should plan to remain with their children. Enjoy gourmet, Continental Cuisine, • Diamonds • JtxoiUy Design Registration is required and is limited to members of the Mary Jacobs Library along with excellence in sen ice and other branches of the Somerset County Library system. and atmosphere. • Special Orders * (Buyers ofQold s & 'DiamondSettings 'Done on (Premises FRIDAY SEPT. 28 Weddings Bar Mitzvahs • Preschool Film Special The film "Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day" Business Functions X- MAS PREVIEW will be shown at 1:45 p.m. for children ages Vh to 5. This program is free and open to the public. Banquet Facilities 25% - 40% OFF to serve 400 Dinner Tbeatre ENTIRE STOCK OF (January-April) Wash me Lunch & Dinner 14k GOLD, DIAMOND & PEARL The Youth Group of St. Road, Franklin Park. The cost is served daily JEWELRY Augustine's Church is sponsor- $4 per car. Proceeds will benefit ing a car wash from 1:30 to 3:30 the church's Youth Group. Rain PLUS 30% OFF p m. Saturday. Sept. 24. in Un- dale is Sunday. Sept. 30, from I ENTIRE STOCK OF WATCHES church parking lot, Henderson to 3 p.m. RUTGERS PLAZA 1024 EASTON AVENUE YOU CAN AFFORD A NEW KITCHEN! A>E. M/C. SOMERSET, NJ 08873 •;; 469-2522 1714 EjuonAv«mK,Som«nM,NJ...... /.... VISA. DISCOVER (201) 247-4454 Don't replace old As the leaves gather, we invite you cabinets-REFACE them to see what we have gathered and SAVE cara especially for you at Dance and Theatre School 50 to 70%! Dif»ctof. 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N| 27 front feetnji able to CM* for and enjoy my chiWrrn rwiurwteh/. my tack Pe/s /Are Our On/y Business OCTOBER tr^ufte* «mtt nnpCHttted to SOMERSET PET SHOP SALE-A-BRATION Of Mo» r • MONDAY PERMS •40 50 Many ttmmmtx mx& Puppies need a safe place where they WEDMESOAV - WOMEN can be by themselves •14 95 f WIDA f « MCN (hirvpttKtk mm, onrt Cag§$ make great safe placet •i3 95 such (rmime*u» SATURDAY • „ KltJS •5.00 OFF •3. 95 any tizt c*g« MAW RAYMOND 4 COMPANY SOMERSET PIT SHOP »m §M mat/oc 489^610 EDITORIAL Town Forum Campaign 6A The Franklin News-Record September 27, 1990 coverage puts readers first In the spirit of fairness to all candidates and with an eye toward providing the best service to readers, this newspaper has estab- lished a set of ground rules for news coverage of local election campaigns. Under the guidelines, this newspaper com- mits to certain elements of news coverage. It will write stories before the deadlines for filing petitions of nomination, to give all citizens adequate notice of the opportunity to participate. It will give background infor- mation on all known major candidates, including stories on the basic positions taken by each, and it will write news stories on the issues raised during the campaign. It also will list key political events such as candidate nights, fund raisers, appointments of key campaign personnel, major political endorsements and the like in news stories or in wrapup columns such as "Political Corn- er." In addition this newspaper will strive Jo stimulate discussion of the issues during election campaigns through independent re- search and initiative articles. When appropriate, editorial endorsements will be considered. In all cases in which this newspaper decides to endorse local can- didates, endorsements will be based on interviews that include at least one member of the editing staff as well as the reporter The spotlight falls on politics, football covering that campaign. Endorsements of Last Saturday, former New York Giants a marching band and open-top parade dent they'll beat the point spread in candidates will be published at least two football player Phil McConkey blitzed were washed out. November. issues before any election, leaving the final Central New Jersey, Running interference BROKEN Warren and Betty Monroe had a » • • week for rebuttal. for a platoon of Republican politicians. well-behaved mob at their charming Tay- Speaking of football. South Brunswick No. 80 risked writer's cramp as he CRACKERS lor Road home. I had the pleasure of High's Vikings hosted the Princeton Little News releases and campaign position autographed his way around South Bruns- meeting Mayor Howard Bellizio and Tigers Saturday night at Mike Elko Mem- statements from candidates are always wel- wick. Loretta McCullough, who are running for orial Field. Unfortunately, the visitors As he did when he played for the 1986 Gerry Jurrens Township Committee. And the Chair- were' not gracious guests, sinking the come. They will be used at the editor's Super Bowl champions, Phil drew a woman of the event, Rita Fielder, made Vikes, 21-18. under the spectacular spot- discretion as resource material by the staff as crowd wherever he went. sure the day progressed smoothly and lights provided by the efforts of Lights on efficiently. it prepares well balanced, issue-oriented I caught up with Mr. McConkey and his Youth. retinue at Sport world, an athletic supply veteran incumbent Sen. "Dollar" Bill More than 750 fans enjoyed an excit- news stories throughout the course of the store in the South Brunswick Square Mall Bradley. Meanwhile, Phil McConkey auto- ing, down-to-thewire contest. Like all the Republican candidates I met graphed and autographed. on Route I at Wynwood Drive While One puzzling footnote: the program campaign. Releases from candidates will not on Saturday, Ms Whitman is confident owner Tom Kiczula and manager Buddy Those among us who feel somewhat lists the contributors to Lights on Youth, a that the reaction to the unconscionable, ' be printed as such, but will be developed as Hutchison apologized to those assembled disenfranchised lately might well have lineup consisting of many small busi draconian taxes slammed through the New lor the late arrival of the group, my son been a bit disappointed by any mention ol nesses, civic groups, and individuals news stories if the issues raised in them merit Jersey legislature by the reincarnalion of Kevin soothed his disappointment with a issues. Simply lambasting the Florio ad- Major companies like Rhone Poulcnc, Darth Vader. Gov James Horio, and his such treatment. shopping spree ministration i\ preaching to the converted Selective Insurance, ADP. Lenox, and evil Democratic cronies, will sweep the The abysmal weather tailed (o dampen It is ironic that while the Republicans Midlantic arc (here Story use, timing and treatment ate entire- (iOP into office- the enthmusm of the crowd, which are working the malls and private homes, ly at the discretion of the local managing Similar sentiments wete echoed b> But where are IBM, Kodak, the Reidm cheered as the parade ot clastic con- Sen. Bradley, a Democrat who reportedly State Sen Dick /immer. who is running and other highly-visible organizations in editor. vertible* entered the mall Motorboats has raised enough campaign money to for Congress in the 12th District. Helmet- the township' Does this suggest that lhe> might have been the mute appropriate resolve the savings and loan crisis, Every effort will be made to avoid the ti resident. Herb Lashomb, candidate for don't care about the community in which conveyance, all things considered eliminate the deficit, and fund redevelop- Middlesex County Clerk jgtced that it ment of Sudan, is preparing for his latest they make their fortunes' initial raising of controversial or sensational It is pitiful that only four of 48 major Don Sal via and Mike Diana, In>m I nod was time lo mist "tax and spend IV- venture: a gala benefit concert starring issues in the final edition before an election companies in the township contributed for Thought, pttpstfed tray* ol delicious ruocrau. Paul Simon, the Hcxrtcrs, and others at the Thanks lo all who helped this worth) The "letters to the editor" column will be hot* d'tirutrc* fruits, vegetable*, Roger Daley and Ronald Roman arc Meadow lands in mid-October cause Shame on those who let someone shrimp and crab clawt While Kevin attempting to become the lust Republican monitored closely during campaign seasons Somehow I don'i think this worries the cl»e curry the ball •urnplcd the goodie». t tiK-i the (K)l' Freeholders in Middlevx Count) since GOP With images of Phil McConkey in an effort to reserve this space for issue iaml*date d>f the U S Senate, (."hmtinc Franklin D Rm«cvelt was president catching t long, high punt and returning it (krry Junem. a htifht li^hl an^mf *j*wt« oriented discussion among readers Letters ItuJd Whitman M* Whitman h*» * U«.»l political leaders weic pleased by fix • comc-frombchind touchdown, (he fcm, ihctn lot the $<*>d puy% m Km$- from candidates and their representatives iffrinl the unenviable challenge of f*, ing the turnout, but disappointed that plans lor Republicans 1 met on Saturday are confi- Him will be considered campaign statements unless their only purpose is to object lo news LETTERS TO THE EDITOR coverage o( the campaign I-ettci* in support of specific candidates or parties will \>c Inmi the «tatc Njdjrt i'l tumh i«>i the New cul lor all e»ccuiise department* i% and merchant* wh». mike I Maintain funding krtcy Soil Conors*lio« |>t«iru I* We grt cd »< lc»* than 6 pctccnl S*»il ami i)»y, s<-|H IV « ««. .,, considered Un publication only during the ihr fechni that New Jct*evan« an- t *«Kt cmcralcu««cfv*itu WWMfcWMlr.. 1 W«|ifr 1 K#«# n»«gh iR tUwWrtHifj,. ?fi % fay, 'w tHWiiiMrf). ^i * Pm** »*..% PiMm.mv' ml. »*S m»—' * *••>*—• t uW (BUN** (NW|. ft**. itMill 8A September 27, 1990 The Franklin News-Record Candidate Continued from Page 1A should serve us, not us serving them. 1981-85. During her term, she work- The people should be outraged at ed on the Industrial Development took the abuse out of welfare, and cut what they're doing. Committee and the zoning and real estate subcommittees. the waste out of bureaucratic govern- "I think the nation as a whole is ment, we would have paid back the getting tired of the political system "On the council, I always refused debt and still had money in thebecause of the lies, rhetoric and abuse to get into political battles," she said, bank." of the middle class to which I "I always voted on the side of the Mrs. Bottcher has kept an eye on belong," she added. citizens.*' taxes since 1968, three years after she She also has been treasurer of the first moved to New Jersey, when she Mrs. Bottcher Was raised on a JFK Democratic Club, and chair- challenged a local tax hike in Frank- Nebraska farm with her identical twin person of the Social Services Board. lin. After researching the matter on sister and seven other siblings. After "I have a very strong chance of the municipal and county level, she earning her teacher certification, she winning," she said, noting that the learned that'the wrong formula had taught kindergarten through eighth majority of registered voters do not been applied. grade for two years in a rural belong to any political party. She also one-room schoolhouse. "We overturned taxes fof the said she thinks that those who cast whole town," she said, "It proved Mrs. Bottcher is now employed in votes for Phil McConkey, whom she you can buck town hall if you work at the loss prevention andfraud depart- backed last year, are likely to opt for it. People have been brainwashed by ment at City Savings on Davidson her. our leaders that we cannot and must Avenue. Married for 28 years, she The other two minor candidates for not fight them. If we do, we're has four daughters and four grand- the Somerset/Mercer County seat are considered radicals." sons. Max Kortepeter of the Independent "Our leaders have an arrogance of Mrs. Bottcher served on the Frank- Reform Party and Michael lin Township Council between Notarangelo on the Populist ticket. Staff photo • Patrick Monaghan power," she continued. "They Some of the area's Vietnam Veterans attending the New Brunswick vigil included, kneeling, from left, Al Miller, Sandy Gillies and Al Chiola, and standing, from left, Barry Putt, Greg Sims, Joe Gassaro Jr., Nick Ahremow and Gary Harraman. The Franklin Theater Ensemble Vigil prepares for 'Anything Goes' "Anything Goes!", a musical Goes!" are Oct. 27 at 8 p.m. and 28 Somerset to benefit various charities Continued from Page 1A Veterans of America haven't taken an Memorial Chapter 233, Vietnam comedy with an unusual array of at 2 p.m., Nov. 2 and 3 at 8 p.m. and such as the Muscular Dystrophy As- official stand on the Gulf crisis, Mr. Veterans of America, Mr. Putt said it isn't every day that you see Nov. 4 at 2 p.m., Nov. 9, 10 at 8 Putt said he "did not want to see any was a good feeling to gather with characters, is currently in rehearsal sociation and the Make-a-Wish Foun- camouflaged soldiers in downtown p.m. and the 11th at 2 p.m. at of our guys lost again." fellow veterans. An active chapter, with the Franklin Theater Ensemble. dation, which grants wishes for New Brunswick, nor is it com- Sampson G. Smith School, Amwell he said, can help troubled veterans The story, set in the late 1920s, terminally ill children. monplace to sec so many of the black Many of those assembled re- Road, Franklin Township. re-enter society. Plainsboro resident revolves around the colorful POW-MIA flags unfurled in themember a time when such a public passengers aboard The American, an Franklin Theater Ensemble, based "Anything Goes!" is under the downtown square. demonstration on the part of Vietnam Gary Harraman said he's trying to direction of Noreen Dunn. Assistant form a chapter that would serve the ocean liner bound for England. at Sampson G. Smith School in There were books about the Viet- veterans would have been difficult to With names like Moonface Martin, Franklin, was founded four years ago director is Dawn Hickey, executive nam experience for visitors to peruse, impossible. Plainsboro, Cranbury and South producer is Bill Grippo, producers Brunswick areas. Reno Sweeny and Elisha J. Whitney, and is sponsored by the Franklin POW T-shirts to buy and plenty of "Years ago, you wouldn't have what you see is not necessarily what Township Adult Education. This are Cheryl Horowitz and Sue Prundl, veterans with whom to chat. They been able to do this," Mr. Putt "It's tough to make that first you get. The image conjured up by production marks their fourth musi- musical director is Anita Minton, were shedding light on those still explained. "People would come out step," Mr. Harraman, who served in these names is often in contradiction cal. Previously they have done choreographer is Tina Leshchanka missing, but Mr. Putt believed that and throw tomatoes, call us names. Vietnam between 1964-68, said. "A with the actual character. Such as "George M!," "Oklahoma!" and and assistant musical director is Ellen the gathering could serve another Now there's more of an under- lot of guys who have come out of the Reno Sweeny, a night club singer "Once Upon A Mattress." In ad- Russo. The set was designed by Jim purpose as well. standing of what happened. The truth closet are trying to leave the war who just happens to be a former dition to their performances for Parks. "We certainly don't want some- has come out and people are begin- behind. They are coming back into evangelist. Then there are Reno's Franklin Township, many of the ac- Authenticity in costume style plays thing like this to happen again," he ning to realize what that war was society, but it's something that's back up singers, aptly named, Chasti- tors dedicate a great deal of time an important part in any theatrical said, referring to the looming crisis in like." extremely hard for a lot of people to ty, Purity, Virtue, and Charity. toward helping other non-profit or- production. Costumes help set the the Mideast. While the Vietnam A member of the Bill Caubet do." Romance and adventure abound on ganizations and charities raise mood and bring the era to life. this voyage with musical numbers by much-needed money. In June they Franklin Theater Ensemble is current- Cole Porter such as "Public En- helped sponsor a dance-a-thon for the ly seeking donations or loans of '20s Detective emy," "I Get A Kick Out Of You," Unlimited Potential Theater Com- to early '30s style clothing. Needed "You're the Top," and "Blow, pany, a troupe for adults with physi- are womans' day and night wear, Continued from Page 1A agent of the defense should not have "There's no guarantee that this Gabriel, Blow." With a winning cal disabilities, so that this unique flapper* style dresses, hats for men company could raise the money In addition to routine queries re- to disclose information which could information could not be used against combination of unconventional and women and fur neck pieces. needed to receive a challenge grant. garding name, residence, occupation potentially incriminate the very man Garcia in the future," Mr. Frino said. characters and a talented cast — Anything you have from that period and work address, the judge he was hired to absolve. "The only assurance is immunity, Anything Goes. For the past two years, they have will be geatly appreciated. Please call authorized the grand jury to ask Mr. "A person accused of a crime in and that has not been granted." Performances for "Anything staged a Renaissance Festival in 356-6487. Mangino: Somerset County now runs the risk of Mr. Frino also contended that his • Who hired you? a private investigator whom he work product privilege could be • Who directed you to interview the thought was working for him being violated if the detective were required witnesses? unwillingly used by the prosecutor on to take the stand. Guaranteed under Tenants would benefit from bill the Sixth Amendment, work product • What was the date and time you the basis that someone else might recieved the information? have committed a crime," Mr. Frino safeguards the research of an attorney By Peter Zknlte President John Lynch (D-New Bruns- The refund for individual tenants, • From whom did you receive if said. and his assistants and the trial techni- Statehouse Bureau wick) and Assembly Speaker Joseph which would be provided in cash or "Since the pending investigation ques they have devised for defense. Dona (D-Bayonne) seeks lo ensure • By «Hrf radBQi did you receive it? Any property tax savings tandlotds as a reduction in future rent, would be of the grand jury does not involve "He's being punished because we that the property tax savings realized "Thoie questions are broad realize under Gov. James Florio's based on the size of space being circumstances that occurred May 23 developed a helpful piece of infor- by landlords as a result of this $288 controversial tax package would have rented relative to other units in the enough to arguably implicate Mr. when Garcia was charged with com- mation before the prosecutor got it," million expenditure are passed on to to be passed on to tenants, under building. Garcia in something the prosecutor mission of the crime but circum- Mr. Frino claimed. . tenants legislation now being drafted by De- may feel is criminal, such u * stances that occurred a week to 10 "That information came to him as M*. Salowe-Kaye declined to esti- mocratic leaden in the Senate and conspiracy," Mr Frino laid days later, this could not adversely a result of an illegal action of a police Mr Lynch said the proposed bill, mate the what site refund the average Assembly Mr. Mangino's testimony could affect the defense of Garcia's case, officer," responded Mr. Bisscll "He which has yet to be introduced, will tenant could expect to see by saying, endanger Mr. Garcia's right to a fair "demonstrate we understand the and therefore I did not quash me didn't go out, hire Mangino and find The legislative leaders announced "There is absolutely no way to tell." trial, Mr. Fnno taid, by jcopardiring plight of the tenants " subpoena," Judge Imbnani said the witnesses," that they would be "working very the constitutional right u> confiacn She added, "It will be enough to "But 1 did say that since there is Judge Imbnani qualified his de- hard" to guarantee that the some ualtty between an attorney and his Noting that loeil rent control go to the bank " some relationship between the cision to address Mr Frino't con- 900,(*X) tenants in New Jersey share client. boards allow landlords to pass "It is more than they got before." charges of the two men, I did not cern He pmhibtted (he grand jury in the benefits of the governor* ux Mr Bissell insisted that his inquiry through property tax increases to Mr IXma added want the private investigator to befrom "inquiring into the thought program at a State House Anne* would not infringe upon the at- tenant. Mi Lynch said, "There asked questions regarding the charges processes of the investigator or nun pre*s conference Monday should be a two- way street '' As the measure wtvls its way tomey-clsciM privilege became tt was against Garcia " ncr of investigation." through ise legislative prucets, Mr directed toward Mr Shedden rather Nevertheless. Judge Imhrtani did Judge Imhnam also indicated at the They were joined by members of "We warn to make sure the cash (X»i» MM), it will be refined so that than Mr Garcia nt4 discount the possibility that such Sept 18 hearing that he want* to save New Jersey Citizen Action iNjAO comes back to the tenant*," said the mechanism for resolving tenant- But Mi Fnno argued that since the an inquiry might lead to further time by resolving now whether of nut and its affiliate, the New Jersey fTiyllu Saiowt-Kaye. etcvutive di landlord dispute* is well defined rwo officers mil he tried together, an charges against Mr (iaftia Mr (IIMI'I and Mr Shedden'* Tenants Organization, who hatkd the rectorof NJCA case* thouk] he bean) separately pnfKMfti legislation as » When »Ucd »hal will guarantee Ms Salo*e Kayt strrMed that the that (t«MK> won't trwnd the nv*tty "The prosecutor's offiie «*id all tenants " refund tenant* wtMM receive under they save in welfare and p«)i.hi»ltu Shedden't attorney Is going in want The activists, h>n»f*et. »trr q far propmed hill ts separate fritra the htHpttat uwi. instead «f rcducm| the DRAKE CHIROPRACTIC CENTCR hi subpoena Mr M«ngin» a< (he hi fclivmttdir that tt m Hard to ar» rttote program the fmrm* voM«y portwn ftMi n|$|ajil|#sf 9li MAN^MaY1!* I"'' •• ^s>sA*^p HUMpif C*il TTtK MtHltr fWM flai mm t*trniumat f kt m n#» njpkBBwi, tiaxt *• •**¥ .#««m ten ***** to »»# C ^^u^^^^^^^a ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^tt &^& a^kaai Mil •»» nm to pm mm oomtm mmm Mr t •44% «WMNl MBf%|MR •UNO* Fimily Foot Ciw Gutter 10A September 27, 1990 The Franklin News-Record RELIGIOUS SERVICES BUNKER HILL CHRIST THE KING COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN 7 p.m. - Adult Bible Class at 8 p.m. - Adult Choir , ST. AUGUSTINE LUTHERAN CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH CHURCH OF THE SAND HILLS church office FRIDAY OF CANTERBURY CHURCH R.D. No. 1 3330 Highway 27 8 Cuyler Road \ ., 7 p.m. - AA en Espanol 45 Henderson Road Bunker Hill Road Kendall Park Kendall Park FIRST PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY Franklin Park - Grlggstown (908) 297-1200 THURSDAY CHURCH 9:30 a.m. - Church school for all The Very Rev. William R. Capano, (908) 3594302 The Rev. Terry Wlmmer 3:45 p.m. - Cherub Choir rehearsal 362 Georges Road ages Pastor 1 • The Rev. Chuck Ewan, Pastor 7:30 p.m. - Beginner's AA Dayton THURSDAY 11 a.m - Worship Service 8 p.m. - Adult Choir rehearsal 11 a.m. - Escuela Dominical SATURDAY 7:30 p.m, - Congregational Coun- SATURDAY FRIDAY 9 p.m. - Alcoholics Anonymous 11:40 a.m. - Fellowship Time 9:15 a.m. - Mass cil 7:30 p.m. - Young People FRIDAY 11 a.m. -' AA Meeting in Fellow- 12:30 p.m. - Serivicios de Adora- 5 p.m. - Vigil SATURDAY ship Hall. SUNDAY 1:30 p.m. - Sr. Citizen Devotional SUNDAY 12:30 p.m. - WELCA Luncheon at cion WEDNESDAY 10 a.m. - Morning Worship at Charleston Place SUNDAY 7:45 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and the church. 5 p.m. - Junior High Program 11:15 a.m. - Holy Communion SATURDAY 9:30 a.m. - Church School for age noon - Mass ' 5:30 p.m. - The Holy Eucharist (begins in October) Service 8:30 a.m. - Property Work Day 3 through high school. DAILY : SUNDAY 6:30 p.m. - Evening Gospel SUNDAY 9:30 a.m. - Adult Study, led by the KINGSTON UNITED 7 a.m., 9:15 a.m. - Mass th Sunday after Pentecost Service 8:30 a^m. - Worship Service with Rev. Kathy J. Nelson, pastor. Dis- METHODIST CHURCH 1030a.m. - The Holy Eucharist WEDNESDAY the Rev. Paul Walker, pastor. Nur- cussion on "Basic Presbyterian Church Street ST. BARNABAS 1:30 p.m. - Eucharist at Franklin 7:30 p.m. - Bible Study and Prayer sery is available. Beliefs." Kingston EPISCOPAL CHURCH Convalescent Center 11 a.m. - Worship Service with the Meeting 9:30 a.m. - Fellowship and refresh- Sand HiU Road MONDAY Rev. Kathy J. Nelson, pastor, preach- SUNDAY ments Monmouth Junction 4:15 p.m. - Girl Scouts ing on "3 D." Visitors welcome. 10 a.m. - Morning Worship with 10 a.m. - Church school for all (908) 297-4607 CALVARY GOSPEL CHURCH TUESDAY 6:30 p.m. - Youth Group meeting. the Rev. Byron D. Leasure. The Rev. Francis A. Hiibbard Of the Christian and ages. Nursery is available. 7 p.m. - Bible Study/Prayer Group MONDAY MIDDLEBUSH REFORMED Missionary Alliance 11:15 a.m. - Worship Service with THURSDAY 7:30 p.m. - Stephen Ministry 7:30 p.m. - Bethel CHURCH the Rev. Paul Walker, pastor. Nur- 7:30 p.m. - Senior Choir rehearsal 423 Dunham's Corner Road Training at Griggstown Reformed WEDNESDAY South Middlebush and Amwell East Brunswick sery is available. 8 p.m. - Families Anonymous, Church. 8 p.m. - Choir rehearsal Roads The Rev. Stephen L. Bishop WEDNESDAY 12:15 p.m. - Fellowship and re- support group for parents concerned freshments Middlebush 7 p.m. - The Holy Eucharist GEORGES ROAD BAPTIST about drugs, meets downstairs in the 6 p.m. - Small Group Bible Study SUNDAY CHURCH SUNDAY Fellowship Room. at church 9:45 a.m. - Sunday School, classes COMMUNITY GOSPEL Old Georges Road and 9:30 a.m. - Worship Service with FRIDAY 7 p.m. - Youth Fellowship For all ages CHURCH Church Lane the Rev. Taylor Holbrook preaching. 9:30 a.m. - Kindermusik Begin- 7:30 p.m. - Small Group Bible 11 a.m. - Morning Worship Meeting at: The North Brunswick Nursery care is provided. nings (downstairs) Service, nursery and Children's American Legion Hall Study 4 p.m. - Kindermusik I Church available. 1015 Linwood Place MONDAY SUNDAY MILLER MEMORIAL SATURDAY 6 p.m. - Evening Service, with North Brunswick 6 p.m. - Women's AA 9:45 a.m. - Church School PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 8:30 a.m. - Clean-up/fix-up of Children's Church and Youth Bible ' (908) 846-9679 7:30 p.m. - Boy Scout Troop 90 11 a.m. - Worship Service Corner of Ridge and New roads church and grounds Study. 7:30 p.m. - Singles Small Group WEDNESDAY Monmouth Junction SUNDAY SUNDAY Bible Study 9:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. - Bible 17th Sunday after Pentecost WEDNESDAY 10:30 a.m. - Sunday Worship WEDNESDAY Study and Prayer SUNDAY 10:15 a.m. - Sunday School 7:30 p.m. - Mid-week Prayer Service. Nursery and children's mini- 9:30 a.m. - Sunday School 9:30 a.m. - Daytime Small Group GRIGGSTOWN REFORMED (preschool to grade 8). Meeting and Bible Study. stry provided. 11 a.m. - Worship Service 1 p.m. - Golden Age Club CHURCH 10:30 a.m. - The Holy Eucharist, 6:30 p.m. - Girls Junior Choir noon - Coffee Hour Rite II, with the Rev. Francis A. 1261 Canal Road TUESDAY rehearsal Griggstown Hubbard, Vicar, preaching. Inter- 7:10 p.m. - Boys Junior Choir 7 p.m. - Session Meeting cessions for September wedding an- The Rev. Dennis L. Ferguson WEDNESDAY rehearsal SUNDAY niversaries. Commissioning of Sue 7:30 p.m. - Small Group Bible 7 p.m. - Snowflake Quilters 9:30 a.m. - Sunday School Boss as the new Minister of Music. Study Nursery care available. 11 a.m. - Worship Service with the PRINCETON ALLIANCE noon - Fall Fellowship Lunch, with CONGREGATION B'NAI Rev. Dennis L. Ferguson. Nursery CHURCH Jennifer Bowman, Youth Group TIKVAH available. 4315 Route 1 member, speaking about the recent JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER TUESDAY Monmouth Junction OF NORTH AND 7:30 p.m. - Phoebe Circle at home international Episcopal Youth Event SOUTH BRUNSWICK of Dena Ferguson SUNDAY in Montana. 1001 Finnegans Lane WEDNESDAY 11 a.m. - Worship Service Evening - First Youth Group meet- North Brunswick I p.m. - Ruth Circle at home of MIDWEEK AND SUNDAY ing (grades 6 to 12), TBA. MON- Alice Larsen Home fellowship groups, activities DAY THURSDAY for children, high school, junior high, 4 p.m. - Kindermusik I 7 a.m. - Tallit and Tefilia Minyan 8 p.m. - Sanctuary Choir rehearsal THURSDAY college, careers, young married and TUESDAY FRIDAY singles. 10 a.m. - Kindermusik Beginnings 8 p.m. - Kabbalat Shabbat Service 8 p.m. - Lydia Circle (location to be announced) 4 p.m. - Kindermusik II SATURDAY HOLY TRINITY NEW HOPE 7:45 p.m. - Adult Bible Study (at 9:30 a.m. - Shabbat Morning LUTHERAN CHURCH CHRISTIAN CENTER the vicarage) Service 8:30 p.m. - Alcoholics Anonymous riti 1640 Amwell Road SUNDAY SERVICES EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL (downstairs at the church) Somerset North Brunswick Township High LUTHERAN CHURCH WEDNESDAY (908) 873-2888 School New and Klrkpatrkk streets 7 p.m. - Alcoholics Anonymous SUNDAY Route 130 and Raider Road New Brunswick 8:30 p.m. • Alcoholics Anonymous 9;30 a.m. - Church School for all North Brunswick Last Chance to Buy Our Bloomers (908) 545-2673 ages. The Rev. Dr. Jeffrey C. Eaton, 10:30 a.m. - Worship Service. 9:30 a.m. - Morning Intercessory ST. CECILIA'S CHURCH MUMS FOR MOMMIE Pastor Nursery care provided Visitors wel- Prayer 46 Kingston Lane SUNDAY come . 10:30 a.m. - Morning worship . Monmouth Junction service. •1.99 each 9 am. - Church School KENDALL PARK SATURDAY II a.m - School of the Bible 10:30 a.m. - Worship Servicde. BAPTIST CHURCH 11 a in. to noon - Confessions 1 size fits all. that's all II a.m - Children'* Church. nursery provided. Route 27 Box 5086 5 p.m. - Mass 3 p.m. - Communion (First Sun Kendall Park SUNDAY FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH day) (90S) 297-4644 8 a.m., 9:15 a.m.. 10:30 a.m.. 36 Monmoath Junction Road 3 p.m. • NHCC Fellowship (Sec- SUNDAY 11:45 am - Mass Dajtoa ond Sunday) (Mt) 32*0*0 9:45 a.m. - Sunday School for the whole family C .s»es for all »gci, ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH Mark H. Abrun. Patter REFORMED CHURCH including adultt Nuncry provided LWingttott Avenue SUNDAY OF NORTH BRUNSWICK 9:15 a.m. - Sunday School II im • Morning Wonhip with East Rev. Daniel R Brown preaching 687 Laurel Place 10:30 a.m. • Wonhip Service, North Brunswick ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH CENTER ounery provided. 6 30 p m • Evening Wonhip with the Rev Daniel R Bruwn preaching (998) 545-27.* 34 Yorktown Road Somervtt* WEDNESDAY SUNDAY DAILY MASS 7pm- Prayer Meeting A ume of 9 W a m • Sunday Sibool for all 8 Ml a m -at church except Mtm Bibk KuJy and prayer age* Kendall Part Btpmt Church n an 10.30 a.m • Cuflce Half Hour SATURDAY Our independent fundament*) church in II am • Worship S • m M 9am MM* to the Ift W • m Urn* Mm* W p m MUM fullest. nrf. r*t*.n tm«c« m Mate V>ur H.lrrh parrm to krrp an I j ting offrt* lif<--»t)lr a* arr and Mall'* taring and «upf««1i>f ami IcUurc attmtie« living riii ittmmrnt prmttict y»JMf k*c»l l*rln wnr. i MHIIW in tntr yrat,MHI« IIW with ihr prrvwial ftMiMMKY nef«lrtl dining rt*>m with waiter with tlail> !i*tnf f Hi? program* are k l („ rnhamc !he quality iif life *4 • tic aul* «h*»j» nt*, «Hh m empfafti* fltt • |*MV atr • Mf'lw at ami mining nut a* i?tt «Hif tnttdern f*tilMy *»th >*Hif loved ««oe M«rt «n*r < swing * «wtr prwffafti* f«r*l bm>1 fall «Is IW*I 4rtTn VsVWNRE* W^nnf faW ; . . handler Hall wmmm INDEPENDENT MIVfN N****** PA tmm Sports 12A The Franklin News-Record September 27, 1990 Franklin thrashes North Hunterdon in football opener By Rudy Brandl able to find an open receiver, so he hit Ernest Miller with a 22-yard strike Sports Editor scrambled 35 yards for a touchdown. in the end zone for another score. . Buchalski's third point-after made it-'** Brian Buchalski booted the extra j ANNANDALE — Moments after point for a 7-0 lead with 8:28 left in 21-0 with 11:43 left in the first half. the final gun sounded Friday night at the opening period. Having to come from behind, the North Hunterdon High's Singley Franklin held the Lions on their home team was then forced to throw'*! Field, a few former Franklin Higfi next possession, and after another the ball, to try to erase a.huge deficit. >'t football players started chanting, Wilson punt return, this one for 12 The Lions brought in junior'ii "And the beat goes on." yards, the Warriors went to work quarterback Mark Schumann, who - That's because they and a packed from the North Hunterdon 43. The effectively marched his club down 'I house full of others had just wit- Warriors shook off consecutive pen- the field via two long pass comple-.. > nessed another routine dominant per- alties to march down the field in four tions. After a key sack by Anthony-,i formance by the Warriors, who plays, the key one being a 45-yard Jennings and an incomplete pass on,,) trounced the Lions, 42-6, in the hookup between Solomon and Jamal fourth down, Franklin took over on-,j Skyland Conference opener for both Wade,on third-and-20. On the very downs at its own 15-yard line. o. squads. next play, Solomon found Esco Franklin then reeled off the only ' Franklin had a new head coach and Wilson for a 17-yard scoring strike. sustained drive it would need on theh, featured many rookie starters filling "We had a lot of problems in night, a nine-play, 85-yard march:" key positions vacated by some of the pre-season with people catching the that took 3:19 off the clock. Solomon.^. chanting alums, but the Warrior ma- ball, but tonight our (wide receivers) was five-of-seven for 71 yards during'" chine never missed a beat. did the job," Stinson said. "Louis the drive, which was capped by a'' The victory marked the successful was confident throwing the ball to three-yard scoring toss to Miller. debut of Franklin head coach Joe them." "Ernie's not the quickest person in-1 Stinson, who was happy about the While the Warriors were domi- the world, but he catches the foot-''' result but felt his club did not sustain nating, the Lions were helping the ball," Stinson said. "He's our its intensity throughout the entire visitors with turnovers, committing backup quarterback so I don't like 'j contest. four in the first half. Dave Sanders having him out there as much, but ' "I'm not new at (being a head recovered a fumble by North Hunt- right now, the way he's playing I've' » coach), but it feels good," said erdon quarterback Brian Tavener at got to go with him." •! Stinson, who improved his lifetime the Lion 22 on the last play of the first Franklin got its final score of the coaching mark to 20-2. "But we still quarter, putting Franklin in business first half via another Lion turnover. ' have a long way to go. We only again. played for a half and then I don't After an incompletion, Solomon know what happened." See FRANKLIN, Page 14A' Although Franklin has seen many changes since last season's cham- pionship victory, one very important position remains constant. Senior quarterback Louis Solomon returned with as much brilliance as ever, throwing for three touchdowns and running for two more to almost singlehandedly destroy the Lions' ' hopes for an upset on opening night. "Louis Solomon is the best player in the state of New Jersey," Stinson FRANKLIN . WATCHUNG HILLS declared. "He can personally domi- nate a game." WARRIORS WARRIORS Solomon posted some impressive numbers to start the campaign. Aside (1-0) d-0) from being involved in five of the six TIME: Sept. 30 at 2:00 p.m. Warrior scores, the senior completed PLACE: Watchung Hills Regional High School 15 of 25 passes for 217 yards, while LAST YEAR: Franklin won both meetings. 19-6 during the regular rushing seven times for 117 yards. season and 42-6 in the first round of the state playoffs. "1 feel a lot stronger this year," STINSON ON THE WARRIORS: "They tried two different Solomon said. "All the lifting and things (defensively) against us last year and they didn't wow o I running I did over the summer has think they'll try to mix it up and confuse us. But we feel that the no really helped." huddle offense will not allow them to mix us up. The situation is Franklin roared out to a 14-0 lead right for them because they have game film of our scrimmage against after its first two possessions, then Union, who had success running the Delaware Wing-T against us. ucked on three more touchdowns Maybe they will learn how Union attacked us." before the half to assume a command- NOTES: Watchung Hilts was hit hard by graduation but will be ing. 34-0 ks«d, . "., ^ After Blair Wilson's 35-yard punt trying to avenge a pair of losses last fall ... Both meetings in 1989 return put them in great field position were at Franklin, so Watchung gets an opportunity to stage a huge at the North Hunterdon 35. the War- upset on its home field.. The kickoff is on a Sunday because of the Warrior quarterback Louis Solomon saambles away from North Hunterdon's Bob Stevenson en route riors needed just three plays to score. Jewish holiday. to a 35-yard touchdown during the first quarter of Friday's 42-6 victory over the Lions. On third-ind-10. Solomon v.a« un- SOMERSET COUNTY GIRLS' TENNIS Wilson thrives on Run-n-Shoot By Rudy Brandl Sports Editor Local teams show progress The Run n SrtcxX offense hat not only helped the Franklin High (•«« ball program achieve grcalnci* on a with opening-round victories team level, but n hat aim enabled many individual athktct to receive By Rudy Brand MflVM. HrHlfr»*itf l^il't Jen vtrrri." a juhiUnl Palcl «*•<{ ' ft « w* git oll»#*i«* \md **• >t.fc •**»! f»pl»l«»tj 1 mWmmff mm W-mmm#?im • I j&alft^Bffe a^ ^i ^•aiaj-tt atatfi a^titfiWAAiL*aA liLaw^uK ^^^^^^ jHa^Mk' ^^^^^J .,# ^JJ^^^J 1Ha?%d tififr. yMWlfwi lit gwiaoign vm.r *m «wt «^*«*JII •» i« « #K . •lii# #iiw iiif^ si f^tH ^psJ%n!ittH ajj^ • aits** *** » iiM «HMI M «wpi it»p M mm *r dl m mm mm m m «m'<4 m'hm ••I. *-* fll iPKR MS Wmnk Ml MB iMRMv ttflR fl < *m fmi. •*»* « ' '" * * " w •M r« M K 18 «#t- 9i Wl fWW fHHBSE-W I V^ *W9 * M «HMti«MWliHf pp I MUNI mm m ***** mi 14A September 27, 1990 The Franklin News-Record HOW THEY STAND FHSboys'; RESULTS Saturday, Sept. 21 RARITAN DIVISION ' ' Saturday, Sept. 22 No. Hunterdon 2...... Hillsborough 1 Belvidere 4 0 0 4 0 0 Manville 21 . Bound Brook 8 Voorhees 7 , Warren Hills 0 So. Hunterdon 4 0 0 5 0 0 New Providence 42 Middlesex 6 Friday, Sept. 21 soccer stiljji Del. Valley 3 10 3 2 0 Johnson Reg. 26 Uoyd McCorkle 0 Hackettstown 6 .....All Saints 1 North Warren 2 2 0 2 2 0 David Brearley 28... ..Roselle Park 14 \Vtdnwday, Sept. 19 Somerville 0 2 2 0 2 •..: 2 SCHEDULE B-R West 2.. :...... Franklin 1 B-R West 0 2 10 2 1 Thursday, Sept. 27 Hillsborough 1 ..Watchung Hills 0 All Saints 0 2 10 2 1 stumbling f Bound Brook ., at Roselle Park, 7:00 No. Hunterdon 8 Warren Hills 0 B-R East 0 4 0 0 4 0 Friday, Sept. 28 Skyland Conference Voorhees 2 Huh. Central I Skyland Conference Uoyd McCorkle.i at Manville, 7 00 B-R East 2 Montgomery 1 • • * . By Tom Swales - Johnson Reg...... at Middlesex, 7 00 Del. Valley 5 .' ;..AII Saints 1 Sports Writer STANDINGS - RESULTS STANDINGS New Providence at David Brearley, 7 00 Somerville 5..... North Warren 1 DELAWARE DIVISION Monday, Sept. 24 DELAWARE DIVISION Div. Overall No. Hunterdon 3.,..; Franklin 0 When a young and inexperienced Div. Overall Team W L W L Voorhees 4 Hillsborough 0 team in any sport' starts to show- Team W L T W L T Hun. Central 3 Warren Hills 1 1 Franklin.... I 0 0 1 0 0 Voorhees ,30 30 progress, it can be rather dishearten Hun. Central 10 0 10 0 Bridgewater...... 2 12 1 Del Valley 1 Somerville 0 ing for the squad and its coach when Watchung Hills 0 0 01 0 0 Hillsborough 1 0 ,4 I Belvidere 3 B-R East I Voorhees 0 0 0 0 10 No rjjinterdon... 0 0 0 0 So; Hunterdon 2 North Warren 0 there is a letdown. No. Hunterdon o li 0 0 1 0 Central.... 1 2 1.2 Thursday, Sept. 20 That is exactly what happenncd to; Hillsborough...\ 0.10 0 10 0 112 North Warren 1 B-R East 0 the Franklin High boys' soccer team Crosscountry Watchung Hills.... 0 3 0 3 Wednesday, Sept. 19 RARITAN DIVISION Hillsborough 1 Watchung Hills 1 on Monday when it sufferred a 4-0 B-RWest.. 10 0 10 0 • * • . ; • •Voorhees 1 Hun! Central 0 loss at the hands of North Hunterdon. Del. Valley i 00 1 0 0 No. Hunterdon 2 ;....Warren Hills 1 Somerville 0 0 0 10 0 RESULTS Skyland Conference So. Hunterdon 3 Del Valley 0 "This was the worst game we Hackettstown 0 0 0 0 1 0Skyland Conference Wednesday, Sept. 19 Belvidere 5 B-R West 0 played all year," Warrior coach Scott Warren Hills 0 1 0 0 10 Franklin 24 Hackettstown 37 STANDINGS Somerville 1 All SainU 1 HUlsborough 25 '.....Franklin 37 Burd said. "We were unable to B-R East 0 10 0 10 STANDINGS Conf. Overall Somerville 22.: Franklin 23 Team . W L W L capitalize on scoring opportunities VALLEY DIVISION DELAWARE DIVISION Hillsborough 27 : Hacketutown 28 Div. Overall Watchung Hills 3 0 3 0 and we sufferred some defensive^ All Saints 10 0 2 0 0 HUlsborough 28 ..Somerville 30 B-R East 2 0 2 0 So. Hunterdon 0 0 0 2 0 0 Team W L W , I Voorhees 20 Watchung HUls 38 lapses." Hunt. Central 3 0 3 0 Montgomery 10 4 0 Belvidere , 0 0 0 1 0 0 Voorhees 16 Hun. Central 42 B-R West 2 13 1 North Warren 0 10 0 10 Hillsborough.. 1 0 2 4 Voorhees 23 :.. Bridgewater 33 Voorhees.. 2 12 1 Hillsborough 2 2 2 2 Despite giving up four North Hunt-' Bridgewater 22 Watchung Hills 37 Hun. Central 2 2 2 ' 2 * * * No. Hunterdon 0 0 1 0 • Bridgewater 24 .....Hun. Central 42 erdon goals, to Tarn Tran, Joe Salkae Bridgewater 12 1 2 Voorhees 2 2 2 2 Hun. Central 26 Watchung Hills 31 Franklin 12 12 and Keith Wolfson (2), senior goal- RESULTS Franklin 0 10 3 Somerville 0 3 0 3 Friday, S«pl. 21 Walchung Hills....: 0 3 0 3 keeper and co-captain John Guzek No. Hunterdon 0 3 0 3, Franklin 42 No. Hunterdon 6 played a solid game, stopping 15 * • * Hun. Central 14 Hillsborough 7 • • * Lion shots on goal. Somerville 24 Voorhees 0 RESULTS B-R West 22 Warren HilU 0 RESULTS "John is playing well," Burd Saturday, Sept. 22 Wednesday, Sept. 19 ' added. "He and Matt (senior stopper Hillsborough 26 Franklin 31 Monday, Sept. 24 Der. Valley 16 ....B-R East 12 Somerset County Tournament and co-captain Shutzke) are keeping Watchung HilU 14 Hackettstown 13 Somerville 15 Franklin 48 Hackettstown 17 ...Franklin 46 Boys Soccer Fint Round Skyland Conference the team together." AH Stints o. Pennington 0 I. B-R East :... 10 Belvidere 44 Sussex Tech 7 Hillsborough 22 Hamilton 35 Pingry.: 10 STANDINGS When the season first started, odds So. Hunterdon 27 Pingry 0 Hackettstown 27 Hillsborough 42 Somerville 16 Hillsborough 44 3. Montomery 8 DELAWARE DIVISION were heavily against Franklin to show Watchung Hills... 8 SCHEDULE Hun. Central 17 Watchung Hills 46 Div. Overall 5. Bernards 6 any signs of winning, but those odds Friday, Sept. 28 Hun. Central 19 iVoorheea 38 Team W L T W L T 6. Franklin 4 have come'down. Hillsborough at Voorhees, 7:00 Hun. Central 22 Bridgewater 37 Hillsborough 4 0 0 4 0 0 Skyland Conference Hillsborough 4 Hun. Central at Notre Dame, 7:00 Voorhees 19 Walehung HUls 42 Watchung Hills 2 10 2 10 "The team was playing 'kick and 8. B-R West 3 Saturday, Sept. 29 Voorhees 26 Bridgewater 33 No. Hunterdon 3 2 0 3 2 0 STANDINGS Rutgers Prep 3 run soccer' at first, but now they are Keansburg »t All Saints, 1:30 Bridgewater 23 Watchung Hills 32 Hun. Central 2 2 0 2 2 0 DELAWARE DIVISION 10. Immaculau , 2 starting to play team soccer," Burd Belvidere at Hackettstown, 1:30 No. Hunterdon 15 Warren Hills 40 Voorhees 12 0 12 0 Div. Overall II. Ridge; : 1 Warren Hills at Del. Valley, 1:30 Fnnklln 0 5 0 0 5 0 said. "They are starting to pass better Team W L T W L T Somerville 1 North Wairen at So. Hunterdon, 1:30 No. Hunterdon 3 0 2 3 0 2 13. Bound Brook '. 0 RARITAN DIVISION and there is much more B-R West at Somerville. 7:30 Hillsborough 3 113 11 North Plainfield 0 B-R East 2 0 12 0 1 camaraderie." B-R East at No. Hunterdon. 8:00 Wttchung Hills 3IO31O Hackettstown 2 0 1 2 0 1 Sunday, Sept. 30 Hunt. Central 2 112 11 B-R West 2 10 2 2 0 Young players are showing signs Frankhn at Watchung HUls, 2:00 Mountain Valley B-R West 2 112 11 North Warren 0 0 0 0 0 0 Voofhees 2 2 12 2 1 Warren Hills I3OI3O of improvement for the Warriors and Conference Franklin 0 4 0 0 4 0 Montgomery 0 3 0 0 3 0 have added a glimmer of hope for the Warren Hills 0 5 0 0 5 0 j • * * rest of the season for the years to STANDINGS RARITAN DIVISION come. VALLEY DIVISION Somerville 3 0 0 4 0 0 Field Hockey Mountain Valley Div. Overall Two players making the team more B-R East 3 0 0 3 0 0 RESULTS Team W L T W L TMontgomery 3 10 3 10 cempetetive are sophomore halfbacks Conference Johnson. Reg 2 0 0 2 0 0 Monday, Sept. 24 Hackettstown 2 2 0 2 2 0 Voorhees 4 Franklin 0 Byron Echezerria and Darron Brown. ManYille 110 2 10NonhWarren 12 0 2 2 0 Rosette Park 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hillsborough i Hun. Central 0 "They are both progressing into STANDINGS Del. Valley 13 0 14 0 Walchung Kills 2 No. Hunterdon 0 VALLEY DIVISION David Breariey 0 0 00 0 0 All Saints 0 5 0 15 0 B-R East 2 Montgomery 0 good soccer players," Burd said. Div Middlesex 0 0 0 1 0 0 Skyland Conference Overall Hackemtown 4 Warren Hills 0 "They both have tremendous work Team W Bound Brook 0 0 0 2 10 L T W L T Immaculau 2 B-R West 0 New Providence New Providence 0 2 0 0 50 STANDINGS ethics." looioo Friday, Sept. 31 Manville RESULTS DELAWARE DIVISION I 0 0 I 0 0 No. Hunterdon-2 Franklin 1 Although the Warriors have yet to David Brevity Monday, Sept. 24 Div. Overall I 0 0 I 0 0 Wedneaday, Sept. 19 win a game in their inaugural varsity Johnson Reg . No. Hunterdon 4 Franklin 0 Team W L T W L T 0 0 0 10 0 RESULTS Bound Bnx>k Hillsborough 3 Voorhees 1 Voorhees 4 0 0 4 0 0 Walchung Hills 3 Franklin I campaign (0-4), Burd and his players 0IOO10 Friday, Sept. 21 Roitlie Park Witching Hills 2 B-R West 0 No. Hunterdon 3IO3 IO HUlsborough 5 No Humcnkm 0 U 1 0 0 I 0 Maimlk 25 Duneuen 35 Hun. Central 1 Voorhees 0 remain upbeat about the future. Middle sr« 0 I 0 0 I 0 Hun. Central 2 ..Warren Hills 0 Fruklsi 2 I 0 2 I 0 MkldkK> 27 No. Puunfield 30 B-REatM Del Valley 0 Watchung Hills I I I I I 1 HackeOsto*n3 B-R West 0 "We have come a long way." lmmacuhHa IS New Pmvkkncc 48 Montgomery 2 Hacketistown 1 Hun. Central I3OI 3O Wantn HilU 2 Montgomery 0 Burd said. "Youth is definitely a plus NuHfe Wtrren All Saints I Hillsbonxigh O2IO 2I for the future, but you can't expect Somerville 9 Bound Brook 3 WarrenHilh 0 3 0 0 3 0 miracles overnight." Franklin Continued from Page 12A While trying to run out the clock. North Hunterdon fullback Anthony Donofno fumbled the ball and War- rior defensive back Alfred Baker picked it up and scooted 40 yards for a touchdown. A bad snap resulted in a failed conversion, MI Franklin's halftime lead was .U I) The Warriors suffered a letdown in the second half and thu has Stinson concerned "We were in iync and we were hungry in the ftrM half, but we took it easy in the second half," he said "I wasn't going to run up the score. I just wanted our kith to play hard Maybe we're out of thapc Mj>hc we need to do some ciUa running thi* wcrk in practice While he was a bit perturbed at his cluh» lackluster effort in the final two quarters, Stmvm saved some prattc for his opposition ' Tneir kid* deserve a k* of credit On your They wetr down VM) hi a bcavy favotMc at the half, and they name out and ptaved wr) hard in the «*.«*] half, Sua»an said "lit • utnlrt to CJcKKfa? 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Must be detailed oriented, ping for a retail establish- spot needs typing & WP motivated, precise, have MANAGEMENT TRAINEE try level & require no exp. 8887. 100% guaranteed. Call good with figures, and a ment. Retail sales back- skills, good phone manner. mathematical skills & the LEGAL SECRETARIES - Starting salary up to as we will train those ex- Arlene 24 hours. self-starter with proven or- ground a mustl Temporary Friendly environment. To MECHANICS • needed to desire to advance In waste Various positions in private $600/wk, 2 yr training pro- cepted. Exc. base pay plus 201-654-2256. ganizational and written job lasting late Oct. to $19k Fee paid. Karen, water Field. Send resume & gram. Full benefits. College incentive pkg. These posi- work on tractors & trailers. and oral communication Xmas. Send resume to: law firms in Mercer County. NEED WORK? 883-3700 H. Neuman As- salary requirements to: PO Good skills a must, min. 55 and business exp pre-tions can lead to manage- Make good money & re- skills. We offer an attractive Reply to: Box #12989 c/o . ceive excel, benefits. For immediate openings soc. 2500 Brunswick Ave. Box 279, Plainsboro NJ wpm. Call Mercer County ferred. Call 201-782-5254 ment oppty. For personal salary and medical and Princeton Packet. Salary commensurate with call the County Job Line, RECEPTIONIST $1? 08536. Bar Association'Placement ext 214 anytime. Mrs. interview call: dental coverage. For an exp. Call NJ - 1-800-842- 1-900-884-6884. Hiring Dynamic growing firm. Service, 609-989-8880, Spisso. appointment, call PRODUCT MARKETING 5000; PA • 1-800-552-2824 warehouse workers, Spectacular environment! 1530 Brunswick Ave., Suite 609-394-5400 Rep - exceptional op- MANAGERS/SALES • ext. 216. mechanics, drivers, 609-824-8659. If you like phones & inter- SECRHUT/RECEfmOIIIST 204, Lawrenceville 08648. Many positions available In portunity at a successful MARKETING TRAINEE janitors, security guards OFFICE WORK - P/T, gen. central Jersey computer acting w/lnteresting clien- Varied duties, good EOE M/F. fast growing company. We and office helpers (will offc. M-Th, 9-1, $7/hr, ap- telephone skills, data REAL ESTATE MEDICAL/BILLING Secre- firm. Looking for a re- tele, this one has it all. Very provide security, high in- tary - for growing psy- train). $15.00 phone fee. ply to: to IDS Flnanacial diversified. Fun staff) Top entry, order processing, come, flexible hours. Call sourceful person with high filing, typing, cor- People tell you you'd be chiatric practice. Hrs flex NEWSPAPER SUB- Services, 116 Tamarack benefits + profit sharing. 609-275-7059 energy level to take charge respondence and In- good at selling real estate. but prefer 1-9 or 4 days/wk SCRIPTION Sales - Full Crcl, Skillman NJ 08558 of Telemarketing for a hot 609483-4040 voicing for small mfg. and part time independent MANICURIST - full time. You're ready to get out of & alternating Sat mornings. OPERATOR new computer product. PC co. Hrs. 8-5. Com- BANQUET contractors wanted to sell Experience necessary. the house or out of that Exp with medical billing & experience and excellent petitive salary & newspaper subscriptions A leading plastic bottle MANAGER Manicure, pedicure & wax- awful job. How do you get word processing desir- communication skills es- benefits. Call 609- for weekly newspaper manufacturer division of a 397-2900. ing. Guaranteed salary. started? What does a real able, but willing to train. sential. Telemarketing ex- Do You Know How group. Excellent income Fortune 500 co. is looking Start immed. Call Joel estate agent do? Call me to Salary $18K-S24K depend- perience a plus. Ground To Throw One potential. Call Bob Nielson, for a RHB (reheat blow) Richard Haircutters, 609- make an appointment for a ing on qualifications. floor opportunity with un- Subscription Sales Man- operator. Must have at Hell Of A Party? 896-9005. personal career infor- Nonsmoker only. Call 609- limited growth potential. 737-7797. ager at 609-924-3244, ext. least 5 yrs experience in 842 State Rd Somewhere in N.J. an mation session. Weidel Re- Cal 908-874-4072 or send altors, 609-448-6200 ask RHB. We offer a good resume to RCI, 10-1 llene Princeton, NJ 08540 lour from NYC and an OISISISISISISISISISISISISISISI! MEDICAL 192 lour from Phila. there's lor Priscilla. benefits package and com- Ct., Belle Mead, NJ 08502. RECEPTIONIST $20K HOTEL NURSES petitive salary. Send re- a prestige house took- For the latest career list- Must have busy board ex- ng for a special some- For the latest career 1st- sume or apply In person COMPRI HOTEL •••••••••••••II ings, see our "Health PUBLIC RELA- perience. Hectic, fabulous one with the one-two DISCOVER THE COMMITVENT Ings, see our "Health between 9am and 4pm. TIONS/Advertising Agency atmosphere. Turkel Per- punch of prod, expertise FOOD SERVICE WORKER Care & Education Sec- PART TIME Care a Education Sec- - See our ad under sonnel, 4365 Rt 1 (next to and social graces. Would you like a job to tion." SETCO, INC. CHALLENGE-EXCITE-REWARD Lakeview Child Center Uon" today. advertising. Barbara Ramada) Princeton NJ TELEPHONE 34 Engelhard Drive For starters, you'll need you? If so, the following at Horizon is presently OFFICE ASSISTANT - Berglund Assoc. 609-452-0206. SWITCHBOARD an impressive back- positions are now avaiP seeking a Food Service Cranbury, NJ 08512 MODELS/ACTORS needed for Princeton area Subsidiary of REAL ESTATE RECEPTIONIST -Full ground of hotel or cater- able & waiting for you . Worker for preparation direct marketing firm. This and transportation of McCormick & Co. SALES AGENTS time. Front desk for busy ATTENDANT ing experience with an AM Busperson meals. Some lifting re- Local agency division is entry level position requires Having a real estate Under direct super- outfit doing business to Bell Person/Van Driver 609-655-4600 management office. Excel- the tune of $2% million quired. seeking new faces. Look- an individual who is bright, license is great! Our lead- vision, operate tele- Front Desk Clerks OWNER/ OPERATORS lent communication skills plus. You should be ing for talent & all sizes. energetic and well or- ing success in business phone switchboard sys- Housekeeping • Hours. 7:30AM-2PM Needed for messtiger and professional appear- comfortable managing Training available if ganized. Resp. include as- can create every op- tem within the Univer- Maintenance • Reliable transportation courier service. Should be ance required. Call 609- sity. Recsiyes and social events for up to Night Audit necessary sisting office personnel, portunity for you to be suc- 1,500 people, including needed to deliver food 799-5727 ask for Janet. transfers routine calls. PM Cook light typing and filing and familiar with NJ, NY, PA cessful. Join our pro- those that are strictly •Benefits Experience preferred Full RECEPTIONIST • Small. Provides information to PM F&B Utility Person •NO WEEKENDS OR MTM 215-752-6603 some computer work Prev fessional friendly staff on a user audience regard- black to. You should be Apply in person and part time positions Lawrenceville law office capable of congratulat- HOLIDAYS office and customer service full or part time basis Call ing extensions, office Tues. & Thurs 2-4pm exp. a plus We offer lull available Pleasant phone voice and ing Mrs. Goldstein on MODEL SEARCH - Career for confidential interveiw listings, etc. Ex- Friday 9:30-11:00am Interested candidates benefits and room lor 609-446-0644 typing required Word pro- perienced switchboard her son's bar mrtzvah, oppty. kids to mid 20's South Brunswick office, going next door to 100 Independence Way may contact Mrs Mc- growth. Interested can- cessing exp a plus. Fringe attendant prelerred Princeton. NJ 08540 Ewan at (609) 587- Cover Girl Studto 201-261 PAINTER - Experienced 201-329-0704 benefits. Salary commen- Wortt schedule consists shake hands with the didates should call Nancy painter wanted lor Painting new Mr and M" Smith, 609-520-1200 EOE 8002 2042. Licensed Agency. surate with experience of five days every two Stevens at American List contracting Co, full time, REAL ESTATE SALES weeks, approximately then dashing Jpfairs lo Counsel between 9am and Call 609-895-1476 wish Fred w«G*on his Bt21SK£19BHJlBlBlffi2il£l£flSi6H good salary Can 426-8839 We have recently added 16 houn par week. 12pm only i 201-874-4300 Iv mssg another room to our Prince- RENTAL AGENT • Needed AM thin retirement. In short, you should have excellent BANKING ton Office and are looking for garden style apts Must Please tend resumes managerial skills, an PART TIME for additional agents New be up beat, energetic, to: PrtnosWn University. outgoing and congenial Advertising Research or experienced Excellent sales eip helpful Salary Telephone Office. personality, and out TELLERS compensation & bonuses apts & benefits meld No Armory Building. CO standing attention to de • nnttTM- tail. Account Executive New-agent training avail- pets Call Mon to In. 8 30 to CN«j» Telephone Oper- Orowth opportunity with able Call Jean Martin. 4 30 t-800 962-124? or ator. Princeton, New Mapes and Ross. Inc has an excellent op- progressive financial In- Manager. Gloria Nit*on Re- * 30 10 B 30 Jersey 065*4, or call We offer a salary m the portunity tor talented marling resaarcfi pro- stitution lor part-time Chief Operator it J40-45K range, and an fessional with proven experience in the de- teser Aptitude tor Ag- RECEPTIONIST altors - 609 921 2600 1 609-392 4577 array of bnfts including velopment of e»i»!ing accounts and new busi- uree and abWy to deal National Servtoe Organization providing free books (609) 256-3660 mad. dental. Me m ness with customers re- on taps » print disabled seeks amcUate individual sursnee and travel di» •rth warm, frtandty dMpoaMon to OuakAed candidate* will have 68 yn«o of quired Previous tetter Princeton counts For conftdenbal or cash handing experi- •Greet vtaMori and anewer incoming ca*e SALES conekJeraoon. tend re •ipenence as a protect dir«ao< •ceourt e< ence preferred, but wM • Be responsible lor edrnm»i>«Bon of phone to ecuttve m t tevinch SUPOIMH, agency o* tram PtMia can or stop intern Update system programming, Maaie University •dvertMHx environment Respontibidtiet include (n to complete an ap- end Wtaw-up request* tot eervice. generele Dtp* (I? new butmett development, providing guidance • 8 IMMEDIATE HEXTIME POSITIONS AVAIL 101 taw*** .'Ul floor pkcation monfity reports 10 c*ent» m the deugn »nd execution of re- i*ssl*1 nnr ri-Ya! trm *n-rr r-ri ABLE FOR INSIDE TELEPHONE SALES %• T«r» tor soon »e«fc*i prnjecti. presentation o* 'tsaatcfi find WORKING FOR OUR CLIENTS SUCH AS 1 mg« to chents *nd travel NEW Preferred candidate wM have pf »*«nt ipeMung CtTICOflf . PfltNTlce HALL ANO MCGRAW vowe. typing sWta. and experience on a com. MCL Pleese iend l I JERSEY putetlted phone system Knowledge of • SAVINGS ATT System M s pkia Contact EAHN UP TO taMHR . BONUS MUST Mapes and Ross POSSESS OOOO WORKING HABITS • KAvT Hunan neeouicet Oeparenent AN EXCELLENT PHONC MANNER Incorporated BANK. LOAN fletaan;!' f*Afk Recording for the Blind t» YOUttC LOOKING rOO A »W>ffr»3lONAl t ,*B W«« !>eet tO We*< Huh Street 20 ftauel toed POSITION ANO A NICf r«lf NtXY O t'rtnrotan NJ 0«***O IBM Princeton, HJOtMO AIMOSPHtKIS Wt HAVt BOTH" REPRESENTATIVES 201 722 0600 e CONTACT WMBCHlY •... 909 921 Mercer County MARKET DIRECT AMERICA. CORP. Here It Is! ASSOCIATE CQtSttUANT l**»fyOT»J»r^ few M ijijiic^ *n A««ac«ate caj MMM lov it^ftcuf^t iVvr mtm snciAust m m pmrnmn Fo wmmMtw mrwdmatm C* Don*. 201/626-5843 AHCMOR 4B Week of September 26, 1990 A Packet Publication! 106 100 Help Wanted 100 Help Wanted 100 Help Wanted 100 Help Wanted ioo Help Wanted 100 Help Wanted 106 Help Wanted 106 Help Wanted Help Wanted Part Time Part Time Part Time STOCKER NEEDED - for TELEPHONE SALES - WANTED COOK/Light Word Processing WORD WORD PROCESSOR • organic produce In natural FT/PT, solicit new busi- Housekeeper - for family of Secretaries PROCESSING....$20,000 Our production department CHILD CARE Specialist - DELI HELP - High school HOUSEKEEPER • 3-4| food store. Must be en- ness, old Princeton firm. 4, 5 days per week, Wed needs someone with word Child care professional student looking to make days per week. Must have I ergetic and well organized. Good Job. 609-924-2040 thru Sun. 12 noon to 8pm. WordPerfect WORDPERFECT... processing and English needed p/t to assist extra money, cleaning up & own transportation & refer-1 Call 609-924-7429 THE LEATHER WARE- Salary & benefits are nego- 5.0/5.1 ...preferred but one year skills. Must be able to Initial parents in selecting child loading, after school & ences, Days 201-874-1 SWITCHBOARD OPERA- HOUSE - is looking for tiable depending on out- Macintosh experience with any other Input while editing for care alternatives for their early eve. Weekends also. 4300, eves 609-921-1256 | TOR - Part/full time days, management people in two come of Interview. Please Dlsplaywrite IV WP system acceptable. grammar, punctuation and children. Work at Pen- Must be reliable & ask for Llva, call Mr. John Patrizi, Jr. at Stable company. Full format. Typing speed 55 eves or nights. Nassau St locations to open soon. nington location. Individual responsible.Cal I LANDSCAPE Work in I 609-924-3825. benefits. No fee. Call for wpm. DW4 and/or Word- office. Call 609-924-2040 Lawrenceville and Some- Long & Short Term will join a team actively 201-446-2555 after 3pm. Princeton Township during For the latest career list- rville. Also FT/PT Sales As- Benefits Available appointment. Perfect preferred. The suc- Involved with child care in- DELI HELP - Part time, cessful candidate will be the fall, after-school and/or ings, see our "Health soc needed. We provide WAREHOUSE PERSON- itiatives. Background in afternoon/early eves & able to meet deadlines weekends. $6-$7/hour I Care & Education Sec- the training and support, NEL - Duties Include; pick- 609-655-8333 education, social work, or weekends. Assist in prep while working under press- Write to P.O. Box 468, tion/] you provide the ing, packing, collation, un- other human service de- and closing activities, ure. We offer a com- Princeton, N.J. 08542 enthusiasm and a flair for loading & moving merchan- sired. Must be articulate Some exp. Call 201-446- prehensive benefits pack- LEGAL SECRETARY- -I sales and service call dise. F/T positions avail. and a good listener. Com- 2555 after 3pm. TEACHERS age. Send resume to Per- Part time flexible hours. | 609-390-4499. Competitive salary & paid 666 Plainsboro Rd. puter experience helpful. FULL & PART TIME sonnel, American Ap- DISCOVERY TOYS - De- 609-395-9300. benefits pkg. Exc working Plalnsboro, NJ Send resume to Carol TRAVEL AGENT - Ex- praisals, 600 College Rd monstrate educ'l toys. Flex conditions. No exp nee. 609-924-1022 \av/s Cole, The Child Care Con- MANAGERIAL/SALES Princeton preschool needs perienced Travel Consult- East, Suite 2000, Prince- hrs. Great for moms & Contact Personnel Dept, East Brunswick nection, Inc., 2425 Pen- Types - Must be open teachers & assistances. ant with Sabre preferred. ton, NJ 08540. EOE. No Hann & DePalmer, Cran- 201-238-2101 nlngton Road, Trenton, NJ. teachers. 215-493-0176. minded. Looking for • a Late day 10-6pm, 11-7pm Call, 609-921-7575 agencies. EARN EXTRA Money - & afternoons 2-6 or 7pm. bury, NJ 609-655-4646 emp/oymenf~- me. 08638. change. 201-329-6257. TRAVEL AGENT • Full while going to school. Earn All age groups infants Word Processing NEWSPAPER MOTOR time. Experienced. Leisure 106 Help Wanted CLERK- General office extra money while children through kindergarten agent preferred. Princeton Secretaries $$$$ 62 N. Main St, Cranbury duties, 4 hours per day. Route - Early morning de- WORD PROCESSING are in school. Part time. agency. Call 609-924- Part Time Please call 201-874-3390 livery. Lambertvllle area SUPERVISOR PEOPLE, PEOPLE, Word Processing Choose your own hours. BRING YOUR 1025. ask for Bud. 201-788-2928 ^_ PRESCHOOLER TO 2nd Shift PEOPLE! AFTERSCHOOL DRIVER Competitive hourly rate. Shift, Alternate OFFICE ASSISTANT - 3 WORK WITH YOUI Waiters/Waitresses 3PM-11PM Needed - Tues, Wed, COLLEGE STUDENTS - 609-448-2300. CAREER SEMINAR Environ Corporation, an in- Control Thurs afternoons & Sat nuturing person needed to days per week, 8:30-5. Short-term, long-term, EDITORIAL/ADMIN Asst - ternational environmental morning from Griggs Farm help care for preschoolers, Good phone manner es- Call 609-799-4411 part-time, temp-to-go-perm Medical Pub. seeks P/T Have you ever considered consulting firm located in assignments! Steno a plus! This Is a test. If you under- to Princeton Ballet & return. 3-5 aftemoons/wk. Call sentail. Typing required. TEACHING EXPERIENCE Assist, for a drug ref. book. Princeton, NJ, has an stand those words, you're a 609-924-7353. 609-896-0891. Organizational skills s a career in Real Estate? Experience with Xerox Must be highly organized, We are a major educational opening in the Word WORDPERFECT person, computer knowledge help- Come to our Weichert, Re- Work Station or Mac pfd. AFTERSCHOOL & SAT- COMPANION/AIDE - For detail-oriented and asser- publisher expanding our ef- Processing Department for and we need you now. We ful. General office duties altors Career Seminar on Call or FAX resume today! URDAY - Ambitious stu- elderly woman, to work on tive. Entails mailings, forts in Mercer Co. We a Second Shift Supervisor. have three openings, need mature, responsible October 4th at 7pm to learn FAX: 609-734-8490. Never dent wanted for light repair part time basis. Call phone work, data entry/ have opporunities ranging Position requires a pro- long-term, temp to perm indiviudal. Call after 10am. more about this exciting a fee. work at Nassau Arms. 609-448-0016 typing and heavy trafficing from part-time sales to fessional manner, excellent and ' indefinite. Excellent 201-422-7585. business. Reservations a 609-921-7617 leave name of materials. Knowledge of fast-track training pro- interpersonal skills and the skills for terrific op- COMPUTER TECHNI- MUST! Please call Julie & phone #. WordPerfect and D-BASE OFFICE CLEANING - Part grams leading to district ability to work well in a portunities. Hit that button CIAN • With knowledge of Coveney at 609-921-1900 FUTURE TEMPS a +. 30-40 hrs/wk. Send time evenings, $5.50 to management in 6 months. fast-paced environment. and call us NOW! AMBITOUS PEOPLE PS2, OS/2 & DOS. Call, or 609-895-0014. It could resume to: A. Skiendziel, start. Call between 10am & If you enjoy working with WordPerfect 5.0/5.1 ex- Heres a job to fit into your 609-921-2750 change your lifel Excerpta Medica, 3131 3pm, 201-359-6467. ' teachers, students, lib- perience necessary and business schedule. Work COUNTER PERSON - Princeton Pike, Bldg 2-A, OFFICE POSITION - P/T rarians and parents - and WAITRESSES/WAITERS - supervisory experience a your own hours in your own Process video orders at would like to determine Lawrenceville, NJ 08648. typing & varied office STEWARTS Family Res- plus. Salary commensurate 103 Carnegie Ctr home. No investments, no Indoor mall store. Home- your own goals, hours and Or call 609-896-9450. duties. 9am-1pm, Mon-Fri. taurant, Rt 31 & 518, week- with experience. Excellent Suite 315 delivering , no collecting. makers and students wel- income, write to: John Law, days and weekends, avail- staff Call 609-448-3600 benefits including medical Princeton, NJ 08540 Lots of $$$. Call Sharon: come. Flex p/t hrs. P.O. Box C, Cherry Hill, NJ able. Call 609-466-2437 FLORIST - and Driver and dental insurance and 609-734-9108 609-393-8223 609-520i9055. PART-TIME 08034. wanted p/t for new shop WAREHOUSE WORKER - 401K plan. Please send ASSISTANT builders BARTENDER M/F - 1-2 ADVERTISING/ opening soon. Please call Wanted in Cranbury for resume to: Environ Corpor- DON'T FORGET nights/week. Apply Thurs. TELEMARKETING 201-359-4767. Work 15 to 20 hours a shipping & receiving of ation, Attn: Judy Depree, TO TELL YOUR 211 CoNegeRdE. aft 9pm, City Gardens, area rugs. $7 l\r to start. 201 Carnegie Center, Suite Princeton Forrestal Ctr week in the Data Acquisi- FRIENDS YOU FOUND 1701 Calhoune St. We currently have several FUND RAISING - P/T. If Good benefits. Call Step- 201, Princeton, NJ 08540. YOUR JOB IN A Princeton, NJ 08540 you are organized, as- tion Department. Duties in- WORD PROCESSORS hanie 609-655-3300 Or Fax to 609-452-0284. BOOKKEEPING/Admin- positions open for clude preparation and PACKET PUBLICATION! 609-452-0020 motivated individuals who sertive, and articulate we OHM Corporation, a Istration - Experienced per- need you to help us coordination of research fcadtng environmental want to earn their own son for international educa- coordinate special events surveys with independent services company DATA ENTRY/PHONE MARKETING tion program. Full charge, money. interviewing services. Can- located in the Princeton like our annual Fantasy computer experience use- Auction. PR experience didates should be de- Forrestal Center, has POSITION AVAIUUIL ADMINISTRATIVE AND RESEARCH S. PLAINFIELD AREA EARN UP TO tail-oriented, work well openings for Word ful. 15-20 flexible hours per helpful, typing required. ASSISTANT, THE ANDREW W. MELLON FOUNDATION, $12.007hr under pressure and enjoy Processors. PRINCETON OFFICE FULL OR PART TIME week in quiet, pleasant en- Send resume with salary Basis computer knowledge helpful, great working vironment. Call 609-921- to: J. Erlichman, AAMH, working on the phone Knowledge of Digital The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, which For immediate consider- atmosphere for bright individual with professional 0557. 145 Witherspoon St. Temporary assignment to Word Processing Sys- has its main offices in New York City, has a ation contact Dennis replace person on ma- tem WPS-Plus pre- branch office in Princeton, NJ, and seeks an phone manner and appearance. Position starts Princeton, NJ 08542. EOE. immediatery! CALL NOW! (609) 683-1400 No Fee. CASHIER • Mon, Tues, Wysocki btwn 1-9pm at: ternity leave with the possi- ferred, but will train. administrative assistant to be responsible for Wed, 8-2. Lawrenceville, Must have good typing the operations of that office. The individual must bility of further part-time 609-896-0440. GARDEN CENTER Sales • skills of at least 60 have experience in oversight of office opera- 609-924-3250 We are looking for part- work at the end of this m. Pleasant office tions and general office skills. The Princeton time people able to work a assignment. and fun benefits pack Office of the Foundation is actively involved in a CLERICAL POSITION - DATA ENTRY Clerk • age offered. Please number of research projects (In such areas as available In Princeton. needed for direct marketing flexible schedule and will- 1 personnel^ ing to learn all phases of Please contact: send resume or cal graduate education, the economics of research Duties inlcude data entry, firm in Princeton. Must pos- Sharon Zeds. Notaries, and participation of minorities in gradu- research and general office sess good typing skills work at a garden center. ate education), and candidates for this position You will work in an outdoor Mapes and Ross, Inc. OHM Corporation one m assistance. Good keyboard w accuracy. Hours are 9am must have some appreciation for research and skills required, and some to 1pm. Interested can- environment and Christ- Research Park 4 Research Way ability to assist with research projects. A reason- mas Shop handling sales, 176 Wall St. Princeton, NJ 06540 able degree of computer literacy is necessary, working knowledge of com- didates should contact restocking, displays, cus- (609) 987-0010 and willingness to learn programs such as puters helpful. Make your Nancy Stevens between Princeton, NJ 08540 tomer information and in- 609-924-8600 Um On)) [mpwwi LOTUS and HARVARD GRAPHICS Is required. own schedule, 12-20 hours 9am and 12 Noon at An ability to write clearly and to edit is also very per week. $6. hour Contact American List Counsel. quiries Experience pre- PART TIME EVENINGS important Valerie at 609-243 0400 201-874-4300. ferred but are willing to Flexible hours. Sit at a PASTE-W The Princeton Packet has a full-time open- tram the right person. Stop The person chosen for this position will be \ desk, talk on the phone, responsible to the President of the Foundation, ing lor a page paste-up person - experience in at our Garden Center, drink coffee and make Banking preferred Hours are Maitfn 12:00 Noon-100m-0 \ William G Bo wen, and to the Executive Vice Monday-Saturday, 9-5, and money. Call Dan al At NatWest President, Neil L. Rudenstine, but must also P.M., Titian 12 Noon-1100 P.M., NtdfttUij 10 fill out an application A.M.-800 P.M . Ttartin 10:00 AM -8 00 PM . and 609-924-3244 ext 163 be TELLER expect to work most of the time without close occasional Fridays. Benefits Please call Anna BAKERY Kales Nursery, 133 Carter tween 1 and 9pm Is Just Another supervision. Salary is open and will depend on Wnajat (609) 924-3244 ext 119 for interview Road. Lawrence Twp. NJ the qualifications ol the candidate APPRENTICE PART TIME - in Medical Ram For Crsat •ppotntfTiftnt EOF 609 921-9248 office, 3 eves. Simple Applications and nominations should be sent Laneco Bakery Departments have opportunities for Cistonwr Service to Anthony M Cummings, The Andrew W you! A number of department apprentices will be tasks, we win town. Call At NatWest, Tellers Melton Fom noon, 282 Alexander St. Prince- hired. Get in on the ground floor with potential for 201-560-8262, Somerset talking to our customers ton, NJ 08540 advancement to Bakery Manager On the job train- PART TIME - Morns & to our most direct Nnk to Ing program, competitive wages and extensive Sats . for small shipping co the public Accordingly, baneftt package available Light hftmg Call Princeton we expect them to Interviews will be held from 3 - 7 PM at BE A MARKETING Man Service, Princeton provide Via best service ADO PR CONSULTANT and linage possible to LANECO FOOD Shopping Ctr. 609 924 rtsure our growth, and. W tancco Ptui WELCOME WAGON 6059 In rvtum. we offer them Rti M3 I U trains you in advertis- Wm chance to grow hght SUPERMARKET CImton N) OMOT ing You represent local PART TIME Raal Estal* along with us andthnve TELEMARKETING SALES TUISOAY ocioem ? marchanti and pio- Sales Rap - tor established with an orgtnustion and hk hi Mi felt*!" taislonalt, vial ting Princ*k>n developer Sand thai respects and >• mover*, new parent*, (•sum* to PO Boi 236 wards lop Me* p*r GENERAL MERCHANDISE engaged woman and tomano* Fu» ttma petition to> agg»a«*»ve. outgoing mdMd new cltuant Flaiibta Princeton Jet, NJ 08W0 ual to do telemarketing tale* n buay n«wspapa< hours Good earning We ara aeefcmg * Teftw RETAIL ratal advertising department Salary plus com polar**l*! ! Car neaiMO **h strong math and rrtmom Can 609 9Z4 3?44 ailanaion 177 oommuniceBon skills to Oua lo ptannad aipanann in tf>» South J*%*y area C«»» tor vanou* po*Aon« day. or leave mMtaoa branch AMacans »hoJd be »a« **nm*. 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Light pink. bench" solid oak 48" round 60"x72"x17" w/smoked Dross about 85% zinc or ing dealership in select and other produce from lo- good cond. $100. Fisher 609-466-0129 bed sofa, each $150. Frig, Sacrifice. Call 609-443- pedestal table w/4 oak glass, $450, Recliner copper for immediate ex- open areas. Starter advert- swivel/rocker, beige cor- port - 2 container loads per cal farmers. Call Farmers Price covered sand box 3 FOR SALE - 5 pc bedroom $50, frost free. Brass Rail 4142 Windsor arm chairs, ising, dealer seminar, de- duroy 4125. Brand new full month. Long term contract. Market Line 1-800-FARM- months old $35. Call De- suite, 10 pc dining rm suite, Bar $100. 3 piece white LOVE FOR SALE-Let me "Workbench" oak micro- sign & engineering support bed/mattress & box spring Call Jeff Syed 609-924- MKT. Sponsors include the nise 609-443-1090. good condition. Call for shelving unit, $50. Oak solve your problems with wave cart. Pewter provided. Purchase factory Sussex County Office of desk, $25. Sofa table, chandelier, dark pine $100. 609-395-9277, lv 4682 or leave message direct at low dealer price. DESKS • metal w/wood appt, 609-466-3778. small antiques & other Economic Development. Chestnut trimmed in Maple trestle dining room table msg pis. 301-890-1274. Call, 303-759-3200 Ext 700 laminate secretarials. treasures. I'll rejoin them, BEAUTY SALON Equip. $50/ea. 609-520-9055. FOR SALE - Easy chair, $75. 6 piece bedroom fabricate missing parts, w/4 ladderback chairs, WASHER/DRYER - Ken- STEINWAY PIANO TELECOMMUNICATIONS $25; Realistic stereo sys- $150. Call after 6pm, Ethan Allan dark pine dry Shampoo sink & chair. DESK - Solid, dark oak, polish brass, rejoin pottery, more, $250 for both. Call Wanted - Good cond, size COMPANY For Sale - For tem, $150; Chinese an- 201-281-7433 sink. Exc cond. Call Hydraulic chair, hair dryer overeize, exec desk w/ for- repair jewelery, mount 609-844-0416 evenings or S or M, for accomplished more information write Box tique lacquered chest, 609-924-6206. with chair, roller tray. $200 mica top. 76"l x 39"d, FURNITURE - Sofa & love- sculpture, repair lamps & weekends. pianist & teacher. Call days #12996, c/o Princeton $395; Octagonal glass din- MOVING-IN Sale - GE. or eves 609:924-6939, for pkg. 609-443-3808. $400. 609-275-7397. seat, beige background more. Bring projects small- WATER BED - Queen size Packet BEDROOM SET - 10 ing table/4 fabric chairs, w/floral print. Broyhlll. $325 er than a breadbox to: Tom washer, elec dryer, $300/ DIAMOND RING : NeW V? $275; 24" color TV, $100; set; GE 23 cu ft refrig, exc with Captain's table. All U.S. COINS - jewelery, TYPIST - $500 Weekly at pieces. Dark pine. Formica or b/o. 609-448-0717. Plpecarver, 4 Spring St. pocket watches, antiques, carat marquise w/sm. side two glass end tables and cond, $350; (4) Andersen wood. Exc cond. $400. home! Information: Send tops. Good cond. $550. Princeton. 609-921-0860. any sterling, silver, gold or stones. Guaranteed ap- one glass/chrome coffee FUTONS WATERBEDS casement windows, 24x41, 201-422-9676. self addressed, stamped 201-297-6968. scrap. 609-896-3369. praisal at $1800, asking table, $50 whole set; art PLATFORMBEDS - Here LOVESEAT & ROCKING $40/ea; bdrm chest, $50; WOLFF TANNING BEDS- envelope. Honey, P.O. Box are just some ol the things BEDROOM SET - Italian $1200. Call 201-937-4591 deco grey sofa/love seat, Chair-Colonial, both $150 new Williams Sonoma wine Commercial-Home Units USED WOOD Chipper - 6569, Charlotteville, VA. we design, manufacture Provincial, queen size DINETTE SET - 42" round $500; Onyx chess set, $50; also Colonial couch w/free rack; toaster oven; Work- From $199. Lamps, Lo- For residential use. Call 22906. and carry at a fraction of headboard, 80" dresser, 2 glass table w/4 swivel many small miscellaneous rug-$100. 201-874-6571. bench teak bookcase; tions, Accessories. Monthly eves, 609-799-6132 what you'll pay anywhere!!! WANTED! 100 people to night tables, Irg chest of chairs. S350/BO, Also 2 items also vases, exercise bookcases; dble mattress Payments Low As $18. Call WANTED custom woodworking & fin- MAPLE SINGLE bed-$15; earn $800-$1200/month drawers, 2 matching Ginger Jar Lamps, $75 equipment, paintings, bed (like new); many baby Today FREE Color Catalog WANTED!! part time while losing up to ishing - Futons from $99 - Fruitwood wall unit, $185; Items incl basinett w/ mat- lamps, Irg mirror, custom ea/BO. Exc cond. Call, frame, toaster, plants, etc. 1-800-228-6292 Watches, clocks, toys, jew- 25 lbs. In the next 30 daysl! Waterbeds from $199 - Cherry din table w/2 tress, $30, swing, Infant made glass top, exc cond. 201-308-4504 Call 609-426-9454 WOOD BURNING Stove - elry, tools, furniture, knlck Doctor recommended!!! Platformbeds from $258- leaves, pads & 4 chairs, seat. Call for Info 609- $650. 609-395-0348. FOR SALE - GE 22 cu ft Windowed doors, $250 or knacks, dolls, trains, 100% Guaranteed!! Call DOG RUN - Chain link custom storage, captain, $250; traditional liv rm set, refrig, 3 yrs old; Sears 32" stuffed animals, paintings, now! 1-800-223-6664. BEDROOM SET - triple fence, 12x6x6, asking daybeds -indestructible $300. 201-874-4930 924-6370 best offer. Call 609- snowblower, 10hp, used baseball cards, cameras, dresser, chest on chet, 2 $150. Call 609-895-2939. pillow furniture • custom MOVING SALE • Electric 448-0658. WINDOW COVERINGS FRIGIDAIRE GAS - dryer, pens, models, coins, night stands, queen size ECONOMY Upholstering - once; Target 10" wet saw. modular groupings - cus- Kenmore dryer, 3 yrs old, XMAS TREES - Whole- Store - Well est., exc. lo- full size, good cond. stamps, war souvenirs, head & footboard. Call Foam Rubber Customized Lv msg, 609-799-8252 tom modular pier wall units. $125. Craftsman self sale. Fraser fur, and cation, reasonable. 201- Double unit, Tappen gas fishing equipment, furs, 609-924-6206. - At a fraction of the price CLOUD 9 FURNITURE propelled lawn mower, douglas fur other verities 218-1963, 609-924-4442. FOR SALE - Oak entertain- wall oven. King Lemaire video & stereo equipment, you'll pay anywhere. MANUFACTURING, 116 N $80. Refrigerator perfect avail., includes B/B stock. YES YOU CAN! - Own A/R BIKE - Mtn Peugeot - ment center. 6 compart- saxaphone w/case. Ex- musical instruments, or Cushions, mats, shredded Main St, Hightstown, NJ. for garage or storage, $40. Big Woods Nursery. Trade Master Rights to 17 Ladies, 18 spd, rear rack, ments for stereo and 27" cellent condition. Call aft anything old, unique or un- foam - custom covers for all Visit our factory, Wed-Sat 609-426-9311 before 8pm. 609-758-3886. yr delinquent A/R Purchase kickstand, 24" tires. Like TV, $100; (2) Sanyo 100 6pm,609-259-3505, usual. Top cash paid! the above. CLOUD 9 only. Call 609-443-4499 Comp. High demand, no new. $250. 609-397-4556. watt LXI speakers with MENS BLUE & Womens MOVING SALE - Refriger- YOU DIG-WE DUG 609-782-1659 FURN. Mfg, 609-443-4499 competition. Earn $2000 BUNK BEDS - Solid pine. overload protection, $150; Yellow 10 speed bikes, ator, washer & dryer, Kirby 609-737-2178 JONES FURNITURE Dig: 4'-8 Pines, Firs, per distrib. & sale. 5 sold 2x6 rails. Matresses incl. EXERCISE MACHINE - Mens Schwinn 10 spd 27" great cond, $65 each/$100 vacumn cleaner, rugs, 6 ft "5 Musical 133 Rte 130 Bordentown Spruce $20-150; 2'-6 1st 10 days. Call Mr Complete. $180. 201-297- universal with all attach- frame. Excellent condition, both. 609-443-8660. bar, 2 desks, dishwasher. 609-298-5588 5854766 Pines, Firs, Spruce $6-$14; Instruments Thomas, 804-736-9054, 6194. ments. 1 yr old. Exc cond. $110. Call 609-426-1193. Can deliver 201-369-3718. FOR SALE - Original oil MICROWAVE - Kenmore, 6'-11' Bradford Pears 736-8005 New $1450. Will sacrifice Thomasvtte Cabinet MUMS -100 varieties, over 32 TK RECORDING - CAMPER $200 - Fits 8 ft. painting in gilt frame, fine in perfect cond, $75. Auto- $15-$24 for $650. 201-821-4852. 8 PC BEDROOM SETS 2000 plants. Ponderosa w/digital mastering. $25/hr 115 bed pickup, sleeps 6. Toilet James Fairman 1873. Call matic coffee maker, $10. Dug: Birch, Blueberry, Announce- FIREPLACE WOOD - All SOLID CHERRY Farm, Rt 524, 2 miles east Intro offer. P'ton area. also. Tel. 201-247-7255. 609-758-2850 for details 609-683-0587. Rodendrons ments hardwood-seasoned, split $4995 now $1895 of Allentown. Weekends 201-297-6060 & delivered. $115/cord. only 609-259-9457. 138 CERAMIC GIFTS - Shop FRIG - Frost free Kenmore, MINK COAT - Full length, Computers AMPS 2 - Gibson practice CANCER SUPPORT • For Kindling, $20 large bundle. MUMS - B'Mn pots. 3 for locally...why go to the mall? White, 2V4 yrs. $275 or ALSO SOLID CHERRY Autumn Haze, $900. 4 Amp, $50. Peavey 200 patients and families, spon- Stove wood 16" available. $10.00. Sale on perennials, 286 PORTABLE LAPTOP - Custom orders, special BO. Call, 609-683-1694 or DINING RM SETS mink stalls & 1 jacket, $300 watt, EV Speakers, $250/ sored by the Princeton 609-259-6418. nursery stock and dried (Mitsublhl), 640K, 20 Mbyte items. 609-426-1560 258-3848 WITH SERVER each. Call before 2pm & BO. Eves, 609-895-9708 Medical Center. For infor- after 7pm, 609-466-3309. flowers. Big Woods Nur- HD; and IBM Graphics CHURCH WANTS - FIREWOOD - 2 cords, $4995 now $3100 PIANOS-ORGANS mation on groups and indi- FURNITURE - Oin. rm., sery 609-758-3886. Printer. Optional software Furniture, appliances, mis- $100. Some seasoned. MINK STOLE - Large size GUARANTEED vidual counseling; Mary bdrm. rm by white of also avail. Best offers. cellaneous. Will pick up. You transport. 609-393- RECUNER & HUGGERS autumn haze. Best offer OFFICE FURNITURE • 30 LOWEST PRICES Levenstein 609-683-0692 Mebane, liv. rm. chairs & SWIVEL & ROCK 609-497-1997. Can offer write-off. Please 5199. sofa, freezer, electronic over $100. Call x 16 desk with 8 x 56 Financing Aval 135 15 colors. Truck load sale. 609-443-4365 COMPUTER SERVICES - Music Lastons Merchandise call 800-223-2360 FIREWOOD - Prepare for typewriter. Call extension $200.18 x 40 file COAL STOVE $589.95, now $175. Wing cabinet $150.30 x 45 metal Accounts Payable/Re- Cal 609-599-2700 next year. Unseasoned 609-896-4924. Back Chairs, $225 Rec- Mart Franco-Beige. $400. Call MISC. - Bedroom set, oak, desk $95. Chairs $25 each. ceivable; Client/Customer BakMn-Hammond firewood $110/cord. Very liners $139, Up. Custom twin bunks + 5 pieces 609-443-1158. FURNITURE - Liv room 201-874-4737. Invoicing; Payroll Services; Mutte Center 42" ROUND Wooded fine Oak, Cherry, Hickory. Made Sofas $600. Bdrm set, walnut, 6 and bedroom, french prov- Word Processing; Data Table - $200. Cost $500 at Fully split, delivered. pieces, $600. Apple II com- OFFICE FURNITURE Base Management; Cus- HAMMOND ORGAN - COUCH & CHAIR - Cloud incial, bisque color, b/o. Work Bench. Butcher Block 609-448-5349. Free Delivery! puter, 2 disk drive, printer, Exc. quality & cond. (6 tom Programming Em- elec. spinet, 2 keyboards, 9, $200. Call after 4pm, 201-788-3716 aft. 5 p.m. draw bars, beautiful tone & table, countertop height, FIREWOOD - Seasoned Credit Cards Accepted $700. Mangusta 5000 fac- month old). 2 grey desks, ployee Training; Pro- 609-584-1906. FURNITURE - Matching finish. $400/b.o. $125. 609-924-6189. hardwood, split & de- LARGE SIZE - Beaded ing'touring bike, Shimano grey & also burgundy ject/Construction Manage- CRAFTSMAN EQUIP- sofa & love seat, $300; swivel & side chairs, Horn 4 201-821-1465. 4 NEW Twin-Size Alpaca livered, $125/cord. Call womans dress. Light pink. componets, $300. Stereo ment. We use: dBase III MENT - Exc cond. Lawn Dining room table & 6 dr. file cabinet (grey). Call Blankets - $150 ea 609-737-1497 Worn happily 4Vi hrs at my rack oak/glass, $25. 609- Plus; Symphony; Multi- LOWERY H25-3 Console tractor, 11hp, 36" elec chairs, $250; Wshr/dryr 896-0932. 609-896-2343. mate; Money Matters; Zpay Organ - $2500. Call be- 609-799-1888. FIREWOOD - Seasoned daughters wedding. start, w bagger & spreader. $350 609-799-7762 aft 4 II; Timesheet; PMSII; tween 5pm-10pm, Mon-Fri, firewood, split & delivered, Sacrifice. 609-443-4142 MOPEDS (5) - Sell as lot OVEN GE • 4 burner stove. ANDERSEN 2 yrs, $909, store price Dac-Easy. Cermele Com- 609-599-9747. , all hardwood. v«'s, '/i's & only - $500. Call 609-443- White. Excellent condition. Windows & Doors & $1780; Lawn mower 20" FURNITURE Stripping - LARGE SIZE - Beaded Clean. $75 or BO. Call puting Services, 609-883- Atrium doors, new, 25% to rotary, rear bag 3.5 hp, full cords 609-443-4401 Refinishing & restoration. womans dress Light pink. 3768. PIANO - Checkering baby Karen, 201-281-7961 9453. Grand. Excellent condition, 50% off manufactures list $120. Complete garden FIREWOOD - Seasoned, All work done by hand in Wom happily at daughters MOUNTAIN BIKE • 28in. PHILADELPHIA ESTATE FOR SALE • Apple II C call between 6-8pm, 201- price. Can deliver. equip pkg. avail. Call split & delivered. Call old world tradition. wedding for 4'A hrs. New. $250. Unused. $500 Liquidators • 501 Fair- Computer, Imagewriter 536-3204 1-800-523-8707 609-275-9046 or 490-0447 201-369-4279. 609-443-4499. Sacrifice 609-443-4142 new. 609-490-0002. mount Ave (7 blocks north Printer & monitor. $700. of Market St on 5th). Large PIANO - Currier Spinette 609-924-9349 selection of 9 & 10 piece Exc cond with sheet music custom Mahogany dining FREE • NBI System 300 & books. $650. Call room sets in Chippendale WordProcessor (dedicated 609-448-0642. & other Traditional styles includes 3 videos & 2 PIANOS Solid Mahogony bedroom Diablo printers & 1 sets Highly carved French acoustical box) Call 9-5. Large inventory of: inlaid bedroom sets with 609-655-7426 YAMAHA PIANOS vanities Many sets of MACINTOSH PLUS • WURLtTZER, SAMICK chairs, banquet tables. & Computer, with 1 megatxte Used Pianos From $295 breaktronts We carry th« of HAM. txternal BOOK Laaaons to your home highest quality Baker. Kit- Disk Drive, all manuals Rentals From $25 The Complete Guide To Childcare tenoer. Charak, Biggs. & $850 BO 609-275 8256 The only place to other custom furniture Vistt make a decision' our 5000 sq ft showroom MAC PLUS - BOOK Disk Drive. 1MB Ram, Software FREEHOLD MUSIC CTR Call 1 215 925-8690 Hrs 201-462-4730 daily by appt. and Sat to 4 $1000 or BO C«H. 609 737-1816 PIANO • Yahama Studio PLAYER PIANO • 1926 NEC PINWRITEH Printer Upright. 8 years otd. ei Lastar. complately it- P?2O0 - Mt» new $250 cettent condition, $2000 stead. n*w piano roils Can 609 799 1808 215-966^767 avail $2900 609 443 PREMIUM COM SAX & VKXJN San 8360 Conn, alto $400, Vttfcn PATlBLES Premium PRIVACY PINES - Is to* SufuU. '• sue. $199 Cast Compatiblat al affordable 609M3 18J4 mg our tr*«* out o< North- pnc*« larga vanaty of east PA at who***!* conftgualion* to chooM STEWWAY UprigW Piano pnc*« VV» M« to land from ouaMy local tew** 46V. Ebony, 25 yrs oM •Capers & nurtafl** as *•( Ca« Prtno**>n PC Sys- (Mdaci. $3000 Can a r» as homeowners Our trawt tems. 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ASK TODAY, FO« 8ANOY RAY A Packet Publication Week of September 26, 1990 9B 155 175 186 216 Antiques 160 Garage Sales Pets & 180 Lost & Found Instruction & Business & 231 Special 241 Building 24i Building Animals Schools & Commercial Services Services . , ., WARDROBE Mahogany & LAWRENCEVILLE Multi- LOST CAT-Black w/Whlte Services Walnut • 3 pcs, 46x16x Family - Sept 29th, 9-4.63 Camps Services ADOPTION - Seeking markings, male. Missing PICTURE PERFECT - A AH Ads In This Class EDWARD J. SHEHAB •< 78 Va beveled glass door & Carter Rd. Ralndate Sun. 6 since Sept 15th from In- RENOVATIONS PLUS dovetail drawer. All hand- good family for male Eng- Princeton Packet, Inef new and exciting service, Must Be PRE-PAID early Victorian Dining stitute For Advanced PIANO, ORGAN,' Clarinet - Custom Renovations, made. $850.201-874-3063 lish Springer Spaniel, liver has limited will take the time that you Call To Advertise Chairs, crib, playpen, Study. Reward. Call, Mature exp'd teacher, all Finished Basements, recliner chair, ski's, pools, & white, spayed, all shots. ages welcome. Call Eileen Press Time Available can't find to arrange all . 609-924-3250 160 Garage Sales Completely housebroken. 609-497-3428 those photos attractively in Kitchens, Bathrooms. boots, books, exercise Nesbltt, 201-297-5164 > ADDITIONS - Alterations, High Quality bike, dehumldlfier, guitar & Good behavior. Call 609- LOST CAT - Calico. Gray, photo albums, to your A REAL FIND - Classy THE LEARNING Exchange decks, painting, fully in- case, assorted needle work 588-5975 white & tan, female, lost Web Offset Press specifications. For a per- Workmanship resale clothing for today's - Reading, Writing and sured, free estimates. 201- Items, womens clothes & vicinity Green Acres Coun- sonal consultation and Fully Insured savvy shopper. Infants, APAW - Animal Shelter. Study Skills. Call 329-2295 or 613-1786 jewelry. . try Club (9/10). Call further information, call Ms. 215-794-7302 kids, trendy teens, boys- Call 609-799-1263. 609-443-4113 ADDITIONS - J.J.K. 609-895-0244 Let us print your news- Major, at 609-737-3173 girls, designer ladles. LIVING RM Set - Tra- BELLE MEAD TUTOR CERTIFIED Carpenter Contractors, all LOST CAT - White with paper or In-house organ. FINE CUSTOM Wood- Carousel, West Trenton ditional, beige/blue/rust ANIMAL HOSPITAL Teacher - Grades 1-5, START FROM Scratch - Or types of carpentry and cus- black markings on ears, Camera ready mechan- pull together what you working designed & built by Ave., Morrlsvilie, Pa. print sofa & love seat On Rt 206, 2 ml So. of math, reading, language, tom work. Renovations, back &' tail. Blue collar. icals or negatives required. already have. Full Service. a craftsman. Wall units, 215-295-2461 w/extra matching material, Amwell Rd. 1 doctor office, my home. 201-359-8381. decks, kitchens, base- Answers to "Taylor". Call Call for appointment, kitchens, mantles, trim 2 rust velvet chairs, 2 end 24 hr.'-service, fully ments, siding, roofing, free BELLE MEAD - 9/29 & 30, 609-588-5049 VOICE LESSONS - Deanna Arnone Interior, work etc. Call Kyle at table's, coffee table, 2 equipped. estimates. We take pride In 9am-4pm, Rain or shine. Juilliard Grad (Masters). Standard pages or tabloids 201-874-4737. lamps. Exo cond, asking DR. FRANZ BOGNER 186 201-281-9294 our work. Call 609-443- River Rd. Two-tenths mi Instruction & Beginners, accomplished, can be printed on regular north of Griggstown $2000.201-874-3081 aft 6. 201-874-4447 TYPING - All types, ac- 0773 or 201-422-0536. FIXIT PEOPLE - Special- Schools & children. 609-924-5883 30# newsprint or 50#curately & expertly done on Causeway Bridge. Freezer, MONROE - Between High- CAT LOVERS Help Mel - white offset stock. Nominal ALL FORMS - Of com- izing in small repairs/ We 191 IBM compatiable com-' furniture, books, jewelry, tstown Equipment & Lob- Find a home for 2 adult mercial or residential re- fix everything. Free esti- Camps Catering & extra charge for spot color. puter, 609-397-8613. clothing, sports equip, ster Shanty. Rte 33 &female cats. Son very al- novations or repairs. De- mates. Call 609-882-9359 household, records, tapes, Bentley Rd. 9/29 & 30,10-4 lergic. Buttercup: spayed, AH Ads In This Class Entertainment WEDDING - Bridesmaid, pendable, quality, clean much more misc. Must Be PRE-PAID work. Fully insured and ref- GUTTERTALK - Cleangut- NESHANIC - 4 Marshall pretty, shy, calico. AR Ads In This Class Our capacity is 32 pages prom; gowns, headpieces, Cal To Advertise veils. Prof custom made by erences. Novack & Ryan ters, check roof & chimney. BELLE MEAD - Road (Woodfield Estates Christmas: spayed, sweet, Must Be PRE-PAID standard and 64 pages 609-924-3250 Nancy. 609-443-9478 Contractors. Call Standard 1-story $45; 2- Multi-family yard sale, 150 off Amwell), 2 family, Fri shy, beautiful, all snow Cat To Advertise tabloid. white. Call 201-422-9430 201-723-1266 story$50. 609-921-1135 River Road, Sat. & Sun., 9/28, 2-6, Sat 9/29, 8:30-2. BACK TO School - & Take 609-924-3250 to the skies! FAA Certified 236 Home ARCAM0NE CONSTRUC- 9/29 & 30, 8:30-4. Furn- PENNINGTON - Furniture, CHINESE SHAR-PEI Pup- A BIG DEALI - The $250 Flight School at Princeton Call Doris Dragert at (609) TION - General Contractor. HOME/BUSINESS Re- iture, some antiques, accesories, curtains, fabric, pies - Shots, wormed, party. Call Radio-Active Services Airport. Introductory lesson 924-3244 for particulars. New homes custom built. modeling - Additions, re- household Items, clothing, toys, & lots more. Sept. housebroken, $500 & up. DJ's. 1-800-727-DJ-4-U. only $25. Open 7:30am till Al Ads In This Class Additions, renovations, re- novations, finished base- iron beds, adult 3-whl 29th, 8am-1pm & no Call 201-297-5037 Any music for any event. dark. Call for an appt, Must Be PRE-PAID pairs. Work guaranteed. ments, offices, stores, bicycle, swords, toys, . earlier! 438 Burd St (1 blk Feeds and Grains 609-921-3100. DELECTABLE MORSELS 221 Financial Call To Advertise Free estimates. Call 609- bathrooms, kitchens, books & collectibles. west of S. Main St). For all animals at - Baskets of furits, 609-924-3250 decks, etc. Please call CHURCH BARN Sale - CLASSICAL GUITAR - Pri- 466-1853 PENNINGTON - Sat, 9/29, ROSEOALE MILLS vegetables or cheese, Services A BETTER WAY - to Bruno, local contractor, Clearance. Rain or Shine, vate lessons offered by pa- BROKAW CONSTRUC- 112 So. Main St, 274 Alexander St. shaped as flowers, petals & House Cleaning, is to let us craftsmen with European Household items, furniture, tient and articulate Euro- Al Ads In This Class TION - Additions, renova- 8:30am-2pm. Furniture, Princeton leaves. Perfect for any oc- clean your home! Exc refs. background & solid reputa- pean instructor. Masters Must Be PRE-PAID tions, repairs, finished musical instruments, etc. toys & collectibles. 609-924-0134 casion. Call 609-771-9019 Fully insured. Other ser- tion. 609-466-3581. and Artist Diploma from the Cal To Advertise basements, decks, siding, Sat Sept 29, 9.-4:30. Car FIELD SIRED - Yellow, lab- or 215-493-3921. vices include: carpet, up- Wash alsol (adjacent Fox PLAINSBORO YARD Sale Peabody Conservatory of 609-924-3250 roofing, gutters. No job too rador retriever, pups (the EMPIRE ENTERTAIN- holstery & chimmney clean- LEE STINSON - General Run Apts) 626 Plainsboro - 9-5. Free style bike, Music (Baltimore). Step- $5000 CREDIT PLUS small. All work guaranteed. best available) $400. by-step approach. All ages MENT - Adult & childrens ing. Call 609-520-1234. contracting. Roofing, sid- Rd. 609-799-0828 skateboard, skcoter, GOLD CARDI No deposit. Call 609-397-8539 201-873-3206 and levels accepted. parties. Clowns, DJs, Gor- ing, additions. Fully In- CRANBURY - 2 Stockton clothes, household items, No credit check. Guaran- AFFORDABLE HOME/Of- CARPENTRY AND • Home baskets, pottery, etc. 165 Please call 609-497-7547 illa Grams, Characters, etc. sured. Refs. 609-758-7975 Dr. corner of Station Rd. FREE FEMALE - Black, teed approval I Cash ad- fice Cleaning - Person- Repair. Free est. All work Thoreau (Brittany Town- Waitresses & Bartenders. Baby crib, trim line power lab. mixture puppy, 6 mo for appointment. vances! Also no-deposit alized service, weekly, bi- guaranteed. Anthony houses) off Plainsboro Rd, old, all shots, house broken 201-928-8448. MANDELL BUILDERS - ! exercycle, dolly, garbage ENGLISH TUTOR - Visa. No previous credit weekly & monthly rates. Gage: 609-882-7246 near Foodtown Shop Ctr. Builders of distinction since ! to a good home. Certified, grade 7-12, JINGLES The Magic Clown necessary. 1-800-234- Empty House Cleaning cans, chandelier, mirror, CARPENTRY & MA- 1978. PRINCETON JCt - Sat. 609-921-3774. grammar, writing, Lit., SAT - For birthdays, promo- 6741, anytime. Too! Exp'd, refs, reason- plumbing connections, light SONRY - All types. Call Ideas/pictures/budget con- Sept 29, 9-3. Water FREE TO GOOD HOME - prep. 201-297-4590 tions, etc. Balloons & face able rates, Bonded. Call fixtures, much misc. Fri & A GUARANTEED Steve Huber at 609-683- sultations /architectural softener, toys, books, Lab/Husky pup. All shots. painting. 609-448-6806 609-924-8446 or 924-8925 Sat - Sept 28 & 29 - 9am - FLUTE LESSONS - Exp'd AUTO LOAN 8816. services provided. From a 2pm. lamps, fum, household Children lost Interest. Call professional, degrees from PARTY - For your child. No one refused AL&E CLEANING Service - deck to renovations to a items, records, video Colleen 609-426-0758 Juilliard & Cincinnati Con- Call Minikin the clown and 1-900-420-4CAR We clean large/small CONCRETE/MASONRY CRANBURY - 9/29 & 30, new home and even/thing tapes. 19 Monterey Dr. eves servatory. All levels & crew. Ages 2 to 6. 609- $5/Call. Money back homes & offices + carpet WOOD DECKS 8am-4pm. Asst hshld in between. Dependable ages. 201-422-7385. 936-1781. guarantee. cleaning 609-585-9463 items, toys, some furn. Rt PRINCETON Moving Sale GOLDEN Retreivers Pups Quality Patios/Walkways, track record & owner 535 to Lynch Way to Hard- - Sat 9/29, 9-11am, desk, - Males, excellent blood- FLUTE & Saxaphone PARTY PEDDLER - Will DO YOU WANT TO BE AMERICANA MAID - Stone, Brick, Pool Decks, supervised. For appt call ley Dr., Left on Hardley to tables, chairs, twin bed, lines. Call eves/wkends, lessons - Beginner thru ad- cater to all your homemade FINANCIALLY SECURE? Service, excellence and re- Porches, Foundations 201-788-6951. #17. sofas, 3 BW/TV's.. Hun- 609-466-4195 vanced. For more infor- palates. Birthday parties, Are you concerned liability in home cleaning. Warren BuMers Inc dreds of household items. GROUP RIDING Lessons - mation call Gary 201- business lunches & din- about starting a cofege 201-738-5231. 201-782-2560 MASONRY - All types - CRANBURY - Multi-family 39 Linden Lane' (off Nas- ners, cocktail parties, fund or retirement plan? brick, block, stone & con- Limited to 4 people. $30/hr. 359-4505. A PROFESSIONAL Clean- KITCHENS & BATHS yard sale. Lots of goodies sau St). Rain or shine. showers, anything... Call For a free consultation call crete work. Repairs & new Hunter Farms, Princeton ing • Company for your Marble & tile installations. & treasures for everyone. FRENCH LESSONS - High Barb, 609-771-9527. Wanda Silverstein-Rivera constr. 609-397-8906. Some fum. Sat. 9/29, 9-2, PRINCETON - Yard Sale. 609-924-2932. quality affordable, groups residence or office. Omega Custom cabinets & book- Sat, 9/29, Rain date Sun- 609-882-3500 or 201-297- Office Services. Reason- no %ariy birds. Rain date HAND-FED Baby Macaws or individuals 609-452- PONIES FOR PARTIES - cases. All forms of carpen- SKYDECOINC day, 9am-2pm, 140 Graver 9444 able rates for insured 9/3q. 18 Prospect St. • Cockatoos, African 1728 or 201-560-9447. Make your child's day try & renovations. Free es- 20yrs exp A service or- Ave. Childrens toys, bikes, FUNDING-Up to $12 MM. service with references. CRANBURY • Rt 535 & S. Greys. Low, low prices, GUITAR & BASS - Les- special. Call 201-723-0959 timates. Fully insured iented construction co. games & household Items. For more information & Call, 609-688-5406 Rivjr-Cranbury Rd, be- 609- 291-1248. sons by Lawrencevllle PONY RIDES - For your J.A. Vicari & Sons Jobs with class & care. ROOSEVELT - Rte 571 out appt call 9am-9pm SBLA at tween Dey Rd & Rt 130 at HORSE • 16H, TB bay school instructor, all styles/ parties and picnics. Please CLEANING • Apartments, General Contractors Time now for practical of Hightstown to 1-80O-753-O317. the •old farmhouse. Sat & gelding, gd mover, exc levels Steve 609-497-0634 call 201-297-8334 condos, complete service. 609-397-4231 cost-effective solutions if Roachdale Ave. Sat 9/29, Excellent references. Call Surt9/29, 30, 10-5. Rained jumper, willing. 100% HICKORY RIDGE FARM THEME PARTIES - De- $ NEED CREDIT $-$5000 CUSTOM BOOKCASES - you have an idea for a 9am-2pm 201-821-0465. out last week, will try again. sound, shown 3ft by of Allentown NJ offers na- signed for your childs credit card regardless of Raised panels, antique building or needed repair Manual operated hospital TAG SALE - Furniture, amateur, must sell, lease t ion ally known, Ron interests. Best Prospects, credit history. Major bank CLEANING By Mature molding & mantels by mas- you can see it realized with bed; recliner, small refrig & housewares, office equip- possible. 201-359-8909 Iv McLoughlins 2 v, day609-683-9473 or 921-2960 cards also available. Plus a Couple • Houses, condos & ter craftsmen. Renovations joint, careful planning & lots.more ment. Sat. Sept. 29,9-5. 22 msg. Horsemanship Clinic Oct fabulous camera, film, and small offices. References. S restoration. Free esti- work We can help you WE DOUBLEE - Dare You. vacation package. Phone mate. Call 201-996-6786 figure out finances & a pay- CRANBURY SALE - Furn, Berkshire Dr., Princeton HORSE BOARDING - and 26, 27. 28 at $140 Fn Call 201-874-4208 Game show parties & 405-364-5574 ext 46. ment plan You will become refrig, box freezer, outdr Jd. 609-799-8493 pasture board. Middle of 7-10pm, Sat & Sun 8-5pm DAVES DRYWALL CO. • crafts 5 to adults Call, CLEAN NO Morel - Exc a important person to us & furrx rugs, acad gown, lots YARD SALE • Sat Sept 29, hunt country. Diligent care, Sat eve video session 7pm. PERSONAL FINANCIAL Specialize in drywall & 201-446-5239, 446-2707 refsl Thorough cleaning all the attention possible more. Will take calls for 9:30 to 1:00pm. 167 B beautiful pastures, large Lunch avail both days 30 PROFESSIONAL BARTE- System - Tax preparation, always! Many yrs experi- home repair Free est financial organizers & We do all phases of build- appl bet 7-9am only. Monmoutti Rd, RT 537ring, fabulous trails and students max Limited NDER Service - Special- ence Call. 609-882-3478 Dave Rob 609-799-3070 stalls avail Neg coggms bookkeeping for the indi- ing, remodeling. & con- 609-395-1253 Clarksburg NJ. large stalls Stream runs izing in pvt parties special DECKS • Call us first Cus- req $50 deposit Call vidual & small business COMPLETE HOME & OF- struction with a new YARD SALE - Sept 29th, through property. Modest occasions 609-565-3837 tom or standard designs EAST WINDSOR - 236 Fast, efficient & affordable FICE Cleaning Service • philosophy of service 9am-1pm, household rates Amwell Valley Call 609-259-8923 to reserve Free estimates Tom 609- Hickory Comer Rd. Sat - 206 Helaine Cohen. CPA. Call Daily • Weekly - Monthly Timely free bids answered items, furntura. toys, rain- 609-466-0159 564-8944 9 28 - 9 3pm. Many house- HIGH SCHOOL Seniors Piano Tuning 609-275-5377 , • Floor Stripping A Waxing - & returned phone calls We hold treasures plus lots & date Sun 22 Marc Dr off HORSES BOARDED At Want to gel into the coUege Rugs Shampooed - Win- «*ill come Ihru (or you This Al Ada InThJeOaM ECHO Construction Inc lota of baby items. Monmouth Jd Rd Dayton Show Bam • Training, of your chexce? Princeton 231 dow Cleaning Call 609- construction team values Must Be PRE-PAD Spedai EAST WINDSOR • 3 family YARDVILLE - Sat Sept 29, trailering & Fame* avail S Uruv»r»rty Protestor can 393-7585 Residential & commercial clean agreements, well Brunswick. 9O8-274-037S help you sharpen your es- Cal To Advertee Services sale Hems loo numerous 8-4. Fum, antiques, toys, 809-924-3250 COUNTRY CLEANING • Renovations, additions & craned worV & fastidious to list Sal 9/29,8-2 179 & clothing, houseware* 11 say writing ikjfls 609 new construction Fully in- performance. You will MORSES • Starting at Al Ad* In TreaCteae insured and bonded, trxx 180 Old Cranbury Rd be- Kay Rd (off Anjonne Ave) 497-OS62 e»W PIANO TUNER Tech - Ear sured A Tradition Of never see a better crew $3000 Show, event, Must Be PRE-PAX) ough and re*abl« Referen- hind NJ State Police Bar- Ram date Sept 30 tuning 20 yr* Courteous Quality" • Call for free esti- Meet us! 609-737-0554 dreeaage. hunting Hunter BUILO UP your CNM • con Cal To Advertte* ces from tainted custom sve Reta on requett Can eri. In buuneu for 5 years mate. 609-921-3721 SKY DCCOMC rack* ofl Rie 130. 1 Farms 609 824-2932 Menca • whtle having fun 609-824-3350 " Hea Markets w«h muw leuom m ttt» Paul Lennni, 609 924-6919 For good service and free EAST WINDSOR • 8 AMWAY PROOUCTS KITTENS FREE • Gray I oomlori of your own home estimates Please call lamMies Sat Sept 29. 8 30 & Rummage "' Furniture Come lo you Satisfaction WTvte. Kter box trained Piano. keyOoa/d. organ, Shaebark Lane Toys dote. guaranteed 201-329- 6O»-»24-7117 Looking lor a good home guitar, woodwind, drum* baby equip galore, mater- Sales R—torafon EVE'S HOME SVC. - High CX. 201-654 7408 taught by p*&«* pro- 2293 nity, theett. pictures. dt»- FLEA ft CRAFT Market Al Adi kiT qualify home office dean- LABRADOR PUPS AKC tetetonei mutipiane Ron Invite he*, jewelry, gtftt. record*. BEAUTIFUL CuMom Made ing Window carpel dean- The South Bound Brook nie Lee Munc Must Be PM-PAO ckXMng Raw or SNnel Champnnehip bne. Hack • Oapenee "Hood mnjom ng iv*! Prof ft detail or Chambe* of Commerce, 20t 474 3730 BUHD UP Cat To Adverse* yellowi, parent on treelments (t» ryoe«) Skp wnted Comment*! tun EAST WINDSOR mrw&mit" lOrrWI* "•no* ap»M)i >!>«% • mm O*w. ft* *H* M. t* If your garage sale mm mm mm* •»*••»*»*•. »*»• is rained out, M m Packet • *§«* : mm mmmmmsfm 10B Week of September 26, 1990 A Packet Publication Building 246 Home Repairs 258 Plumbing 296 Gardening &, Landscaping Services MAN AROUND THE BITTNER PLUMBING & HOUSE - carpentry, elec- Heating, Inc. - Repairs, re- RAY'S Home Improvement AH Ads In This Class trical, plumbing, $30. per novations, new construc- - Kitchens, Additions, Must Be PRE-PAItt serv call. 609-443-3845 tion, quality work & Free baths, decks, replacement Cal To Advertise AT YOUR SERVICE MASONARY - W. Debaro estimates. License #8646. 609-924-3250 ; windows 201-359-6754 Call 609-466-8656 ROBERT J. JOHNSON repairs of stone work & ACORN TREE & Lahd- at your fingertips...at your convenience... fireplaces. General mason- B. VENA PLUMBING - NJ Construction - Carpentry scape - tree removals, ary work. 201-874-3811. Lie #8544. Res. & Com- Contractor - Residential/ pruning, lot clearing. Exp. the total guide to services in Central New Jersey mercial. Ins & Bonded. 24 Commercial 609-737-9437 MASONRY REPAIRS-Rer Free Est. 609-882-6622;. furbishing, small jobs only. Hr Svc. 609-896-2995 SCHUTZ BUILDERS, Inc - ACTION LAWN Svc. Inc.- 609-586-3204. MAIN STREET Plumbers - Remodeling & additions. All types of clean-ups, Plumbing & heating. (609) 924-3250 Reasonable rates. Quality MIKE'S GUTTER CLEAN- lawns cut, tree trimmijig, Reasonable rates. 24 hour 3vc. Rets. 609-921-6679. ING - and roof repair. Free free est. Call 609-538-0817 estimates. Call Mike: emergency sewer service. ALLEN'S TREE Service - SMALL JOBS Unlimited - HUH.DING 609-466-1494 License #5235. Call 50ft aerial bucket. Trim- CONSTRUCTION GARDENING & I PAINTING & PAINTING & Finishing basements, 201-418-1990 SHRVICI-S LANDSCAPING I I'APERHANGING sundecks, carpentry, addi- TIRED OF WAITING?-For ming, shaping or removal. tions, roofing. Workman- your husband to do it. Call 26i Heating & Air Shrub & hedgework. ship guaranteed! Please today, it's done tomorrow. Mulch, topsoil, sand, de- RAVEN VMBTCLOSEY call Lennle 609-448-7139 609-584-8944 Conditioning corative & driveway stone. CONSTRUCTION SOLID IMAGE WINDOW CLEANING - Al Ada In This Class Firewood del. Rolotllllng, U1USCAPING PAINTING WOOD FLOORING - Make Free est 609-758-0560 Additions, Alterations, your floors look new, Sand, Window & storm window, Must Be PRE-PAID Renovations & Repairs. inside & out. $6 each. Cal To Advertise ANY TREE Or Shrub - Specializing In Custom Foundation Planting stain & finish your new or Sod old wood floors. Installation Carpet, upholstery, wall & 609-924-3250 Trimmed/removed, lots CUSTOM BUILDERS OF: Interior & Exterior panel, bathroom. Free esti- cleared. Free est. Hanover Carpentry & Cabinetry. Brick & Blueslone also. Refs, avail. Call Tom ALDEE HEATING & A/C - • Additions Patios JULIUS H. GROSS 201-431-3126 mate. Fully insured. All Sales, service & installa- tree Svc, 609-758-8405 • Sunrooms Decks Railroad Ties work guaranteed. Call tions. All makes & models. APPLEGARTH Tree • Decks & Porches Stone Retaining Walls OWNER-OPERATED Porches 2^6 Home Repairs 609-393-2122 Call 609-443-3338 Service • Now is the best Stair-Work (Painting COMPLETE HOME Professional time for tree work. Lot RENOVATIONS Rate Interior & Exterior CUSTOM • 18 qmrr»u WAN CARPENTRY HWOATON met* jM»> , Qm0i 1t*v ******** §4 tall H«»HII,JM to tiii"||!»l«< r«* l.A>»t»9CAi*« . H'A N CHARGE WUH TNI PAiftW m on?Atnft ft \Mmwm mi m*m (&m 12B Week of September 26, 1990 A Packet Publication Autos Wanted 311 Autos Wanted 3i 1 Autos Wanted Autos sic Autos 316 Autos For Sale For Sale ; ..i A BIG CASH DEAL CARS/TRUCKS - Foreign CARS WANTED for Sale & domestic, junk, wrecked CONVERTIBLE PONTIAC Buying good used cars, BMW 735I '88 - The ul- CADDY SEVILLE '83 - or good cond. Cash fast. AMERICAN & FOREIGN Sunbird '88 - auto, p/s, p/b, LUXURY Kl-Dl.l INK foreign and domestic, timate touring sedan, Loaded. Inclds phone. Blk 1 609-466-3374. Top Dollar Paid a/c, cruise, am/fm stereo, I-OKH TinTill-: 119WS)<)OS - Perfect Pnces specializing In Toyotas and white, exc cond, leather int, with saddle leather int. SELLING? BUYING? phone, radar detector, driv- Runs perfectly, great cond I $10,500. Eves 609-896- Datsuns also buying Nebbia Chevrolet PRE-OWNED LUXURY CAR OUTLET! wrecks & problem cars for Car-Truck-Boat-Camper ers side air bag. Asking $3800/bo to 1st serious 0351 ' Rte.130 Hlght8town,N.J. $28,500. Call 609-585- buyer. 609-443-4142 exporting. Call CALL 609-448-0910 587-8226 FIAT CONVERTIBLE '82 - 609-587-4431. PARK & SELL 2056. CAMARO 78 - 305 8 cyl, with hardtop, needs mipor 316 AutOS BMW '85 735I - Burgandy, auto. A/c, p/s, p/b, am/fm work, $2500/BO. Call 88 MERCEDES 88 JAGUAR XJ6 87 BMW 325 A CASH DEAL - For all 215-752-0840 new cars & trucks. Also Ask For MR. LANG 57kmi, asking $16,000. stereo, v.g. cond. $1300 or 609-895-0792 560 SL Convertible for Sale Call 201-359-4077, please b.O. 201-806-8136. FORD 250 ECONOLINE 6 cyl., Auto Trans, P/S/B, 5 spd., 6 cyl., P/wind/lks, free junk car removal. Call A Private Party Direct 8 cyl., Auto Trans, P/S/B, P/Lks/Winds, Loaded/Maroon Sales Service In '89 ACCORD LXi Coupe - leave message. '89 - White, auto, a/c, mint P/B/S, AM/FM Stereo w/Cass., 24hrs. 609-695-8186. CAMARO BERLINETTA PAVind/Lks, Loaded.Smoke Sil- w/Tan Leather. 20,464 miles. Langhorne, Pa. auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, cruise, BMW CLASSIC 630CSI cond, must sell. 609-588- Indigo Blue Metallic/Tan ALL AUTOS WANTED - '84 • New engine, T-Tops, ver, w/Burgandy Leather. VIN #JC512164 am/frh stereo, $11,500. 77 - A/c, auto., exc. cond. 0365 or 609-586-5275,,• 23,585 miles. VIN #JA077060. Leather, 34,500 miles. Foreign & domestic. Free SPORTS, ANTIQUE, 5.0 litre, $3000 or BO. Call, VIN#H1925192 Call eves 609-896-0351 Call John 609-771-9547 towing. Call 609-394-9191, Classic And Corvettes - 609-799-9645 FORD BRONCO "88 Eddie 24 hours. 609-393-4621. ACURA LEGEND L Sedan leave message. Bower Edition, 34,000'ml, $45,900 $23,299 CHEVY CAMARO '88 - $21,999 '87 - dark grey w/grey BUICK CENTURY '87 - mobile phone, loaded, exc V-6, 5 spd, black, t-tops, leather, 25K ml, exc cond, cond w/warranty. $13,800. T-type, sports pkg., loaded, a/c, am/fm cass, 35,900 mi, 88 Acura $15,900 or b/o. 609-466- black, exc. cond., 49,000 Plymouth Voyager '88 LE 1967. Asking $9500. Call Pat 87 JAGUAR XJ6 Legend L 89 CADILLAC mi, B/O 609-586-7677. 609-890-8517 aft 6pm. edition. 24,000 ml, loaded, VANDEN-PALAS AUDI 90 '88 - 5 spd, leather BUICK CENTURY '86 - 8 exc cond, $12,000. 609- Bahama gold/ivory leather, ACURA 6 cyl., Auto Trans, P/S/B, BROUGHAM Int, loaded, exc cond, 1V4 pass, wagon, 76K mi, sil- CHEVY CAMARO'88-V6, 586-2876. i_ auto, 6cyl, ps, pb, ac. 8 cyl., Auto, P/S/B, P/Wind/Lks, A/C, Sunroof, Burgandy w/ yr remaining on full Audi ver, auto, o.d., V-6, p/s, 5 spd., black, t-tops, a/c, 35,568 miles. Loaded. Black w/Red Leather. FORD ESCORT GL '85 Ivory Leather. 47,219 miles. warranty. 38,000 ml, p/b, am/fm cass, a/c, p/w, am/fm cass., 35,900 mi. JH4KA465IJC001270. 25,914 miles. VIN #KR703286. 4 dr station wagon, 5 spd, VIN #HC469267 $13,500. 609-921-1745 or p/l, tilt, cruise. Orlg owner. Asking $9500. Call Pat a/c, p/s, p/b, am/fm stereo, Stock* 3108A. $16,900 leave message. Exc cond. Priced to sell at 609-890-8517 aft 6pm. clean, economical car, $20,799 GIVES AUDI'87 4000CSQuatro- $5300. 609-921-3230 CHEVY CAMARO '87 - $2775. $16,999 black w/grey Int, 5 spd, Z-28, auto, a/c, p/s, p/b, sunroof, air, exc cond, BUICK REGAL Ltd '83 - 18,000 orig ml, mint cond, TOYOTA CELICA ST'84 Reliable, orig owner, well 89 VOLVO 240 DL YOU MORE 47,000 mi, $11,500. $8000. 609-737-7735. 2 dr, 5 spd, a/c, p/s, p7b, 78 MERCEDES 84 MERCEDES 215-297-8453 eves. maintained, all power, ac, am/fm stereo, clean, sporty stereo cassette, 100k + ml, 450 SL 300SD More Confidence CHEVY CAMARO '79 car, $3395. ;. 4 cyl., Auto Trans, P/S/B, AUDI '83 - Turbo Diesel, 4 $1800. 201-369-7356 aft 8 cyl., Auto Trans, P/S/B, Gray/Palimino LA, 6 cyl, Auto, A/C, Stereo Cass., White w/ (Berllnetta) - 305 engine, dr, auto, p/s, p/b, p/w, a/c, 6pm. CHEVY CAMARO '86 A/C, Blue w/Red Interior, PS, PB, AC. 105,308 miles. Blue Interior. 20,700 miles. with the a/c, t-tops, new upholstry, am/lm cass, sunroof, alloy 2 dr, auto, a/c, p/s, p/b, 101,280 miles. VIN VIN #EA068348 Stock VIN #KI354375 BUICK SKYHAWK 88 • new carpet, runs good, no #12046861. #3259A. Highest Customer Satisfaction Rating whls, cruise control, $3900. Limited sport addition, rust, $1500 firm. 609-586- am/fm cass, "Hot Red", of all Acura Dealerships 201-638-6841. white, 5 spd., fully loaded, 8997 ask for Jeff. clean sporty car, $4200'. $16,499 $16,499 $15,499 AUDI 50O0S - 87, fully new cond., 35,000 ml, new in the district. loaded, 40K mi, mint cond, tires. $8500. CHEVYCHEVETTE77-4 CHEVY S10 PICK-UP^86 $12,900. 609-799-3662 609-275-9570. dr htchbk, 4 spd, good auto, p/s, p/b, am/fm Cass, Pricesfc) Indude(s) All Costs To Be Paid By A Consumer, Except For Licensing, Rc&iaU'iUuii And Taxes. clean, economical truck, Compare before you Buy or Lease BMW '80 • 320I, 5 speed, cond, orig owner. $800 or DRIVE AWAY IN CADILLAC CIMMARON b/O. 609-737-9378. $2995. ;: and we'll show you what Value really is! a/c, excellent condition, '87 - Showroom quality, LEXUS LUXURY $4500. Call 609-890-7821 very low mi, a future class, CHEVYCHEVETTE'81-4 LEIGH'S We Vthe Our Cnfmtn At Muck At rUfYal— JUk inrmt. BMW '84 - 745I, European $9200. Call 201-8874-8234 dr, auto, a/c, 77,000 mi, SERVICE STATION $750. Call 609-799-1511. TODAY! model, 77K mi, exc cond, CADILLAC DEVILLE 76 - Call for details: ' The Relentless Pursuit Of Perfection. new tires, Bilsteins, rear Spotless, 4 dr h/t, 23K mi, Bob - 609-466-0294 CHEVY CAPRICE wgn '86 spoiler, $16,500. Call stereo. Pwr seats, win- Sam - 609-466-1155- 3333 Route 1, Lawrencevllle, NJ - exc cond, 118K hghwy mi. 609275-7082 dows, doorlocks., auto ' Routi 1 Everything power/air. FORD ESCORT '85 - transmission. Everything (609) 243-7077 -*- s BMW 325 '86 - 2 dr, $5500. 609-737-0707. $300. Needs work. 609- Directly Behind Denny's at Mercer Mall bronzit, snri, am'fm cass, original. White w/red 275-5342 RT.1 LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ a/c, p/s, p/w, exc cond. leather. Always garaged. CHEVY MALIBU Station $12,500. 609-896-7832 Call 609-737-1746 Wagon Classic '83 - 85kmi, FORD MUSTANG '66 - cruise, ac, very good cond., Great for parts. Call after very good gas mileage, 6pm, 201-536-9636. asking $2000. Call FORD THUNDERBIRD'87 201-369-4424 Iv mssg. - Turbo coupe, exc cond, 100,000 mile warranty, CHEVY NOVA - 1977, 305 $6500. Call & Iv masg, ONLY AT COLONIAL V8, ac, good running con- 609-683-1126 ^_ dition, clean, $475. 201-359-7920 GMC VAN 79 - 4 bucket seats & a bench, 60K-on CHRYSLER, New Yorker engine, $1000. Call '85 - Loaded, clean, lo mi, 609-443-6380 aft 6pm . 1 owner, $5500, no trade, BRITISH LUXURY Call 609-799-9065 M-F aft HONDA ACCORD LX'88 - 7, S&S all day, individual. 5 spd, 4 dr, loaded,.all power options, 25K. ml. CHRYSLER NEW $1000 down, refundable at YORKER 84 - 4 cyl, 4 WD, end of lease. Lease, pay- IT FOR A LORD AT full power, luxury package. ments are $262 per mo, 31 S45007B.O. 609-737-8832. months remaining. 201- CLASSIC BMW For Sale - 297-8653 aft 6pm. reconditioned 733i, 1978 HONDA ACCORD LX '87 - DEALMAKERS PRICE (intro year). Some body Exc cond, only 26K.m<, 4 work yet to be done Call dr, ac, am/fm cass, cruise. Mark at 609-443-4495 dur- $8750. Call 201-932<39O9 ing business hours days, 609-924-7092 eves STKKMN(J LUXURY EQUIPPED imiirmrninj IMAKE THE SEATS ARE FIT FOR A LORD, A REMARKABLE HANDLING & PERFORMANCE 24 VALVE 160 HP V-6'AUTOMATIC* POWER SUNROOF'VR MICHELIN TIRES'BOSCH II ANTI-LOCK BRAKES* 16" ROVERSPORT NOTE ALLOY WHEELS'CLOTH 1 LEATHER SEATS* ROSEWOOD TRIM'AUTOMATIC HEATING I AIR CONDITIONING TEMPERATURE sell CONTROL'S WAY POWER SEATS WITH 4 POSITION DRIVERS SEAT AND MIRROR MEMORY*8 SPEAKER AM/FM CASSETTI STEREO to your product BRAND NEW 1991 STERLING Si or service with display ads -With llir ^ in the • •*! ••JlllflM tlf thf C issificds of li.it i .IIICI nun hin«' MI ttit «'Iy MO. Packet •ml of Knutniitl" 111 i . J M t I! I 11 Publications \ f'af ttnri ihlirr '/ CaBladay Adt«iWo« SAVf THOUSANDS OIMMIOC*. Miser Tin \ row \ ss:; Week of September 26, 1990 A Packet Publication 316 AutOS 316 Autos 316 Autos 316 Autos 316 Autos 321 Motorcycles for Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale HONDA 750 VFR Inter- ill MERCEDES SLC '80 • MERCEDES 200 '67 - MERCEDES 280SL 70 • MUSTANG CONV '66 - PONTIAC Grand Prix '82 - ceptor '86 - 8K ml, I. Already a "classic". Lapus White w/Blue Int, sedan, 4 2-tops, restored, $18,500. Completely restored - Auto trans, p/b, a/c, p/s, Metzlers, Kerkers, Corbin, blue, all pwr, snrf, garaged. cyl, auto. Great condition, 609-737-3393. almost. $9998 • almost. elec windows, am/fm radio, etc. Perfect cond. $4100 or Beauty. Car will sell Itself. $3000. Call, 609-883-9358 Beautiful silver grey, orig kept In garage, exc cond, b/o. 609-466-1967. $15,500. 609-655-3412 MERCEDES BENZ 300D color, 609-883-6336. 91K ml, maintained by KOWASAKI 454 LTD'89- MERCEDES '81 - 300SD 75 - Very clean, garage MUSTANG SVO'84-Fast, dealer, $1800. Call 609- With 1800 miles, cover & 2 turbo, beautiful garage kept, 1 owner, asking fun, rare & collectible. 42K 655-2631. helmets. Asking $2500 or condition. Pampered & $4500. Call days mi. First $5500. Call PONTIAC SUNBIRD 79 - BO. Call, 609-466-9561 tight. Medium Blue/Navy In- 609-585-7801. Eves 609-275-5924. V6, AC, auto, cruise, cass, YAMAHA RD350 75 - 2 terior, 76K ml, $14,950. 201-572-5057. p/s, rear def. Exc. body. stroke, new tires, rebuilt top NASSAU CONOVER Call 609-896-1141, MERCEDES 300 Diesel Luxury int, 1 owner. Runs, end including H.P pistons The Driving Force In MOTOR CO. 896-0913 '81 - lo ml, like new, fully SPECIAL needs repair. $500. Call and heads, new chain and FORD MERCEDES BENZ 560 equipped. $10,000. 609- PURCHASE & days 201-378-6626, eves sprockets, HP pipes. Ask- Sales-Service-Leasing Greater Lexus Value SEL '88 - Signal red, black 395-0161. LEASE PLANS 609-426-4742; ing $500 inludes original DaHy & Long Interior, pristine condition, SAAB '88 Covertible - red parts. Call Joe or Pete, MERCEDES 240D '83 - ON NEW & Term Rentals low mileage. Call A w/tan leather Int, mint cond, 609-683-4235 Iv msg. Blue w/tan Int., p/s, p/b, PRE-OWNED me 206, Princeton, N.J. and the Tri-State Area's Cardenas, 201-722-9427 9000 ml, $24,500. 609- 155K ml, sunroof, alloy MERCEDES- 609-921-6400 eves & weekends; 914- 326 Trucks wheels, exc. cond. $8800. r 275-1351. 286-3511 days. BENZ NISSAN SENTRA XE 87 - Largest Selection! 201-263-2367. SUBARU Station Wgn'82- BLAZER 76 - Good for Call: 609-771-8040 Exc cond, auto, air cond, parts,, new tires & trans- p/b, p/s, rear defrost, air, rebuilt engine, trans- mission & CVC, $1000. misslon. $500; Myers BRAND NEW 1990 LEXUS ES250 am/fm stereo, 37,000 mi, Dave, 609-466-2957. • Power Angle Snow Plow, ^«0ONHO 1981 1911 D0D6E ISUZU CONVERSION TROOPER VAN 4 OR 4i4 PI. »« v tom «M»W *M» T«. rv 19S0 TOYOTA PICK UF 4X4 4 Cyl. 5 8pd, M«n . PS, P8, No Air, AMTM S**r»o Ttpt, Cap, B •137799 8990 41,300 MUM, VIN J0187759 •8499 1tM CHCVY S-10 PICKUP n&tBt. upturn $S999 lit new 18-valve 4 cylinder engine and a sporty lutpen. 1SST TOYOTA HOC 1*4X4 lion provide the performance 4 Cyt. » *)d Mm. P8 PS No A* B8M. (or which BMW if famous »W B 4M9» M V LAWRENCE TOYOTA IT. #1, LAKBENCeVaLE, NJ. 8KMM0 MfM»Mwi 9m COWS Ml Ml IMNB Wt A dMMNMttt?# 4MIMN fUt- WSt0mtl9B .QtmUh Week of September 26, i990 A Packet Publication ,=LL SAY YES AND SAVE! Unlock the door to homeownership with •• )M(J the Red Key Homebuyers Value Package, - '.'.-1.1 your Key to Savings. Here's how: TRENTON AFFORDABLE NEW CONSTRUCTION ... 2 or 3 SAVE WITH LOWER bedroom semi-detached home in family neighborhood in Trenton. Brick fronts, private yard, full basement, off-street parking for 2 MORTGAGE RATES can. Maintenance free exterior. Act now and choose own colors. Asking $96,800 Purchasing a Red Key home could CAU WEIDEL EAST WINDSOR 609-448-6200 add up to thousands of dollars in savings to you. Last year I'; ^ > i>. . • I* DISCOVER A NEW UFE GREAT STARTER HOME H0PEWEU TWP. CONVENIENT LOCATION alone, interest rates raffged as LAWREMCEVIUE In an architect designed contemporary. Situ- MENU) PARK Great for the first time home buyer. This well ated on 9.9 private wooded acres in Hopewell How would you like to have access to Rt. 1 much as 1.7%. By taking advan- maintained bi-level home features many new Twp. This stunning home features 5 bedrooms, down the hill from your home... and still live tage of one of the three financing PRINCETON GIFT BUSINESS touches throughout. Hardwood floors, eat-in 3 bath, adjoining apartment awaits your in a quiet, residential neighborhood? This Unique Nassau Street business established for kitchen, 3 bedrooms, laundry room, family live-in help. Many line features including floor recently vinyl sided home has large opportunities this package offers, 30 years - a favorite for "Townie" and room and more - completely fenced back yard to ceiling stone firplace in the living room. full-finished basement, 4 bedrooms and a 1 "Gownie". for the children or pets. {144,500 Potential to make your Investment grow with car, attached garage. $151,900 you could save up to $226.00 on Gloria, the resident "Mousekeeper" wants to tALL WEIDEL LAWRENCEVILLE 609-896-1000 subdivision of another lot. Only $840,000 CAU WEIDEL KIUSBOROUGH 201-359-7100 retire, so tbe for sale sign is out. The "Mouse", CAU WEIDEL PENNINGTON 609-737-1500 your monthly mortgage pay- a Princeton institution for thirty years, has ments. That's over $2,700.00* been an important retail shop for both stu- IF YOU RENT. YOU NEED TO SEE THIS! dents and town residents. A special place for EAST WINDSOR per year savings. cards, tiny gifts, toys, unique and creative With a small downpayment you could probably jewelry, paper goods, and party favors for qualify to purchase this Condo and have the young and old alike. The store offers a happy same montly payment as rent! Close to the SAVE WITH FREE lace to the public and invites customers in turnpike and train station. This would be great with its ever-changing stock. Asking lor commuters, single people or newlyweds. HOME WARRANTY $125,00« There is a security entrance and a great CALL WEIDEL PRINCETON 609-921-2700 OPEN HOUSE location with the balcony overlooking the CUSTOM COLONIAL PROTECTION SUNDAY 1-4 P.M. woods. $71,100 UWRENCEVIUE PENNINfiTON CROSSING CAU WEIDEL HILLSBOROUGH 609-896-1000 Save on the unexpected expenses This immaculate and beautifully decorated Come sit on your Victorian Porch and feel the Colonial sits on a wonderful treed lot in breeie go by. This wonderful home can be of major home repairs or replace- Lawrenceville - Enjoy your fall days on the yours. Many upgrades, ceramic tile floors, FP's, NEW CONSTRUCTION enclosed rear porch with fireplace Hardwood skylights, hardwood floors, and carpeting. HOPEWELL BORO ment bills caused by mechanical floors throughout, brick fireplace in the family What more could you ask for in a family home, Select your kitchen cabinets and move into this room, 3 noe cast iron baseboard heat, 2 tone in an executive neighborhood. $434,100 tour two and halt bath Colonial. The best price failures for one full year after central air both less than 4 years old, security MractJoat: Rt. 29 to Rt 546 (Wash Cms Penn. and Hopewell Born too! Offering an wooded one system and central vacuum are some of the Rd.) to sign on left, #2 Clark Ct half acre within walking distance to schools closing. This automatic protec- HOME nilS OOTNIUNK terrific amenities. 4 bedrooms, IV, baths, 2 CAU WEIDEL LAMBERTVILLE 609-397-0777 and stores Asking $217,000 HNSSTON car side entry garate t more! «tl,000 CAU WEIDEL H0PEWEU 609-466-1224 tion offers you additional Historic village of Kingston. Victorian Colonial CALL WEIDEL UWRENCEVIUE 609-896-1000 peace of mind. in neighborhood business rone. Will make good RED KEY' V office space or many other possibilities with BETTER THAN NEW COLONIAL your own parking. This strategically located PROPERTY tK EWINt TOWNSHIP property is just minutes from A tour bedroom red bnck Colonial in Ewing hai Princeton. $250,000 SAVE WITH EAST WINDSOR been renovated to better than new inside and CALL WEIOU. PRINCETON 609-921-2700 RED KEY VALUE out. This prime West Trenton location is close APPLICATION THE 0AKW000 IN OAKCREEK Excellent lo- to the train, or I 95 ind priced to sell at cation backing up to woods. Additional halt JI7M00 FEE CREDIT bath oft Master Bedroom. 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Reduction! End unit, 2 bdrm, 2 bath condo on golf ADULT COMMUNITY magazine-filled with fresh Call, 201-355-6009 with upgrades. Includes basement, fireplace, whirl- 201-297-2951. bdrms, 2V4 baths, loft, ca: course. Assume mortgage. Ideas, tile, pine plank, LIQUOR STORE micro, sunroom, celling pool tub, deck, cedar KINGSTON - Princeton PLAINSBORO - Brittany, 3 thedral ceilings, wood par- Call 609-298-2478 leave "An Excellent Time To wainscot, library, decks, fans, custom closets & win- closet, skylights, all ap- Excellent township corrier Horizons, 2nd fir, end unit, bdrms, 2V: baths, Immac quet fir In entry & powder message, Purchase". gazebo, master suite, location with added Blue dow treatments. $110,000. pliances & pool. Only rm, living rm w/fireplace, 2 bdrm, 1 '/* baths, 25' liv Interior, upgraded carpet, PRINCETON AREA Mont- whirlpool, 1 yrold, 1 acre. Chip rental property' 'in- Call, 609-588-9674. $151,250. Call, 201- sliding glass drs to patio, rm/din rm, ktchn w/balcony, cabinets, Jacuzzi, gomery Woods 3 bdrm, Condos & Cooperatives. The ultimate statement of cluded. Superb business & 329-9027 formal dining rm, eat in kit 6 mins to Palmer Sq. Walk $149,000. 609-799-9688 2V4 bath, w/loft, $154,500. Priced from $32,900 to your success. $419,750. real estate. with "Euro Cabinets" & to NY bus. Swimming, ten- LAWRENCEVILLE - MONROE/JAMESBURG - PMnaboro Ravens Crest. $196,000. Call Bernl Padva, 215- PLAINSBORO - Brittany ceramic tiled, fir. Frig, nis, cent air, wshr/dryr, Society Hill, Cold Soil. Reduced $15,000 to 2 bdrm, 2 bath w/loft, . \, 348-7100, RE/MAX bucks LIQUOR STORE Aimsley model, 3 bdrms, washer/dryer, gas range, ' retrig w/icemaker. Avail Great Opptyl Spotless 3 $127,5001 3 bdrm, VA scenic view, $125,000. Resale SpeciaRata from country. Princetons Area. Just 2V4 baths, finished loft, 1 recessed & track lighting, Nov 1, $94,750. 609-924-. bdrm, 2V4 bath twnhse. bath townhouse, living BOYER REALTY 1967. listed."Excellent business car garage, good location, ceiling fan, cent air/heat & ' COMMUTERS DREAM - 4465.' Year round sunroom, brick room, dining room, eat in 609421-1805 Brkr with great accounts & re- 609-275-8421. humidifier. Maintenance Family community 4 patio, mirrored foyer & kitchen, family room, fini- ALLEN & STULTS INC putation. Owner ready to LAWRENCE SQ - Twnhse. PLAINSBORO - For sale paid until end of 1990. bdrms, 2'/i baths, 2 yrs many other extras. Open, shed basement, lots of f REALTORS sell because of health 2 bdrms 2V4 baths, fplc, by Owner - 2000 sq ft - 3 $129,9001 Call, 609- old, family rm, cathedral airy floor plan. Bucolic set- storage, easy access to all PRINCETON - BEAUT- / Applegarth Rd reasons. end unit. Upgrades. For the bdrm Brittany townhouse 921-1186 ceilings, fpl, skylights, up- ting. Eager to sell. areas, 2 miles to TPK, lots IFUL, Open, Spacious, 2 Cranbury NJ 08512 price of a condo. Motivated freshly painted, mint cond, graded carpet, large deck, $129,900. 609-895-0017. of extras. 201-521-5371. bdrm, 2Vi bath townhouse 609-655-0110 seller. $98,000. with finished loft on prime PRINCETON ADDRESS - fenced backyard, security UQUOR STORE 609-259-3034/936-0552 NO. BRUNSWICK - Gov- Montgomery Woods Town- with full bsmt, garage, ca- SOMERSET-2 bdrm., 2'/2 Lawrence Twp. Exc busi- cul-de-sac opposite woods. thedral ceilings, fireplace, system, beautifully land- LAWRENCE SQUARE Vil- erners Polnte, Penthouse house, 2 bdrms, 2V> baths, bath end unit, premeiem scaped. Conv to 95, Rt 1, ness & location. Modem LAWRENCEVILLE Loaded with upgrades, fire- skylight, ceiling fans, mini lage - Poor? Handicapped? model, priced to sell I 2 garage, frig, washer/dryer, lot, garage, deck, many up- Trenton Train. Much morel liquor with great growth MANORS place in den, landscaped blinds,' recessed lighting, Affordable 2 bdrm, 2 bath bdrms, 2 baths, fireplace, yard with wood deck, bur- dishwasher, central humi- grades & extras incld. $169,000/affordable taxes. rate. Sheffield Townhouse difying system, all neutral Jacuzzi tub, greenhouse condo, ground floor, end skylights, all appliances, glar alarm, fire alarm, Euro- $129,500. Principles only. 215-843-8960 • NO DOWNPAYMENT great location, $100,900. colors & window treat- window & tennis courts. 201-271-4033 Iv. mess. LIQUOR STORE unit, immac cond, all pean mica cabinets in eat Priced to sell, call Owner at • NO POINTS 609-848-3056. ments. 1 of the best loca- SOMERSET By Owner - 2 WASHINGTON Crossing Long Beach Island. South amenities, conv to area In kitchen, top of the line 201-329-2552. . • ASSUME MORTGAGE PLAINSBORO ASPEN tions. Asking $132,900. bdrm townhouse, 1 V4 bath, Area ,- Open House, Sun end with large parking yard schools, RR & shopping. appls & light fixtures, etc. 1-4. Save $$$ On Taxesl 2 Luxurious 3 bdrm, 2Vi Condo - Great location, Days 201-297-7209, 609- fireplace. $115,900. Lease/ & owners apt. Open year Reduced, asking $94,000. Pool/tennis. Near train & Homes Availablel 5 mins to 1 baths, sunken living room, scenic view, 1 bdrm, 1 924-7081 PRINCETON Canal Pointe opt available. Call, 201- round, owner relocating - 201-821-7875. shopping. 5 miles to 95. Magnificent New Stone fireplace, dining room, bath, w/fireplace, all ap- Princeton. $144,990. 609- - Patio Home. Must sell fast 873-1563. 17 Almond Dr- priced to sell., LAWRENCE SQ Village-2 PRINCETON ADDRESS - Colonial. 1 has 3 Story basement, garage, deck, pliances included, washer/ 275-9602. - Owner taking big loss at SOUTH BRUNSWICK - bdrm, Th bath, end unit Montgomery Woods Town- Marble 4 Wood Foyer, 3 privacy fence, all ap- dryer, dishwasher, disposal $229,900. 3 bdrm, 2Vi Trafalgar House Residen- PIZZA * RESTAURANT townhouse, all upgrades, house, 3 bdrms, 2'/2 baths, fireplaces, In-law /teenage pliances, many upgrades. & frig. Asking $73,500. Call baths, many upgrades tial NJ, new construction, 2 BUSINESS close to NY train, PLAINSBORO Aspen - with garage, Blrchwood suite on 3 acres, $850,000. $163,500. 215-493-5244. throughout, hot tub, mir- & 3 bdrm townhomes, 2'/ Great volume - 30 yrs* in $110,000. Call 609-890- Diane days between Large 1 bdrm Durango Model, many upgrades, 2 The other one has 3 fire- 9-5:30, 609-799-2880, Model, all appls, many up- $149,900. Call 609-497- rors, Jacuzzi, ceramic tile, baths, $119,900-$148,900. business. It Just can't be 6628. window dressings, etc. If places, cedar sunroom, much better then this. Take LAWRENCEVILLE eves/wkends 799-4752 grades. Freshly painted, In 0743 Immed occup. Open dally huge country kitchen, on LAWRENCEVILLE - you're ready to buy call out, sit down & delivery Convenient village living in exc cond. Must seel 9-5. Call Nassau Square, 2.2 acres $450,000. Plus- Society Hill (off Cold Soil PLAINSBORO ASPEN - 2 PRINCETON ADDRESS - 201-941-5462. included. Possible owner this immaculate 2 bdrm $73,500. 609-799-1515 201-297-4344. Building Lots, from 2-13 Rd) -2 bdrm, 1 bath, 2nd fir bdrm, 2 bath, 1st fir, end The Manors, luxurious, end finance. home, end unit with extra acres availablel Call, 215- condo, many upgrades, unit, fireplace, all ap- PLAINSBORO RAVENS unit, 3 bdrms, 2V4 baths, TWIN RIVERS - Beautiful windows, fireplace & all PRINCETON - Colonnade 968-5660 pliances including washer Crest - 2 bdrm, 2 bath, top basement, garage, solar Townhouse, 3 bdrm, 2Vi ICE CREAM pool/tennis. Asking appls. Call 609-921-1900. Polnte, 3rd fir Cloister, 2 & dryer. Exc cond, must fir condo facing golf course. room w/heated spa, fire- bath, move in cond, RETAIL OUTLET, $87,500. 609-896-4867 Iv $113,900. 034-1874 bdrm, 2 bath, $140,000. 375 Out-of-State sell, $84,900. 609-921- Celling fans, track lighting, place, tennis, $40,000 in finished bsmt. Exc location. Exc location, all equipment msg. Principals only. WEICHERT Call after 6pm, 609-987- 8182. washer/dryer & more. 6 upgraded. Only $169,900. Reduced $110,000. Prin- included. Owner leaving LAWRENCEVILLE • REALTORS 1545. Properties Society Hill Condo (Off PLAINSBORO - Hamp- month lease preferred. Call 201-281-7790. cipals Only! Call Joseph, area. $19,900. shire townhome, end unit, $93,900. Call Diane days 609-426-8712. FARM 121 ACRES-about Cold Soil Rd) • 2 bdrm, 2 PRINCETON Area Whis- PRINCETON LANDING - 2 3 bdrm, 2'/i baths, fire- between 9-5, 609- 80 acres wooded balance baths, 1st fir corner, pool/ LAWRENCEVILLE Wood- pering Woods - Town- bdrm, 2'/ bath Atrium TWIN RIVERS - Lake UQUOR STORE place, cent air, all ap- 799-2880 2 open, large pond, 10 room, tennis, $94,900. Call 609- mont - 2 bdrms, 2V4 baths. house, end unit. 2 bdrms, Sayre Model, 2 car garage, condo. 1 bdrm, den/2nd TRENTON AREA' pliances, many extras, 3 bedroom farmhouse. 393-7182. Cathedral Hall, dining rm, 2V4 baths, fireplace, cent basement, cent air, fire- bdrm, 1 bath, terrace, up- High traffic. Exc retail lo- must sell - $138,900. Call PLAINSBORO Ravens $75,000. LEW Real Estate living rm w/fireplace, lovely air, dishwasher, washer/ place, newly painted, some graded carpet. $68,000. cation with 2nd ULUKTOWICS BEST!! ALLENTOWN Marlene Spacious, upgraded, & elegant - from Us 2 story entrance foyer to Its country-club backyard! IH-719 1179,500 Cantor 518-3700 Top Listing Lower Rate Agent for August 1990 Mortgage Call Marlene for HOME ON THE MUCH! all your real estate UUKT0WK 3/4 bedroom has wide open space, 5.6 acres makes this property very pnvate, 3 fireplaces, full needs at bsmt. #082-2163 $155,500 609-448-1400 441-1400 Guarantee OESIRULE AREA JEWEL IN THE VILLASE BRIDCEWATER PERFECT STUTTER HOME BIIIOtEWTER TASTEFULLY DECORATED BEILE HEAD BUWENIMt Three bedroom Townhouse adjoining Raritan Valley BRIOIEWATER The 4 bedroom home contains what the English BRIDOEWATER In prestigious Bell Ayre Estates this new 6200 sq. Newly renovated 2 sty fram home, large deep lot Country Club with TWO-CAR GARAGE, basement, Veiy clean 3 bedroom, brick Ranch w/fireplace, call a "Granny Flat". Situated on acre + lot, it Is Two bedroom Townhouse offers sunken living room ft home has 4/5 beorooms, 3Vt baths and every backs to open snack. Walk to new golf course, vaulted living room ceiling, skylight, fireplace, fenced yard, full basement, w/w carpet, remodeled ideal for the family w/teenage and/or a "granny". with fireplace, landscaped and fenced yard, full amenity! 034-1730 KI5.OO0 won't last. 034-1867 $181,500 central air. HB-3753. Jl 71,900 bath. HB-3686 (139,110. $210,000 basement with three rooms. NB-3669 1131 BOO UMNO 121-1900 201-174-1100 201-174-1100 201-174-1108 NORTH BRUNSWICK NORTH BRUNSWICK NORTH BRUNSWICK SOUTH BRUNSWICK Upgraded hnuiy awaits at this ranch-style condo This home features French doors, restored wood- 2nd floor •neutral decor-eat-in kitchen* all ap- Four BR Colonial garden home reduced to sell One of a kind! Young, expanded Colonial. Oversized Magnificent remodeled ranch w/spacious family w/landsuped patio, enclosed Honda room and work, new kitchen, family room and a 2 car garage pliances • washer w/setv. contracts *LR w/sliders quick!! Two car detached garage 4 large FR BUS 4 FR, 2W BA, formal DR. Private yard. room, brie* Ip, con breakfast bay and formal cathedral ceiling in LR/DR. SB2038 SI 39,999 SB2049 ' (144.199 to deck. S81942 J7t,M0 addition. SS1936 S1M.H9 dining room. SB2O96\ (149,999 217-0200 2974200 297-0200 297-0200 201-297-O20O SdTN BRUNSWICK SOUTH MUNJWltg SOUTH BRUNSWICK ( BR home in "Ktaiorf I" amera you will lint) Twodosininig points offend with this extra large 3 Sop«r dupla on a oil de sac 3 BR 2W BA Great ranch, wooded, lenced yard. 4 BR, remodeled baautiful autoes, including Vi Kre lot. 2 sty. stone New Colonial! Walt to town!. 4 BR, 2VS BA and Oncious 4 BR Colonial awtW en a treed lot in the BA Colonial on magnificent lot. Brick FP. finished basiment. fenced yard. FP S82O61 kitchen 4 baths t more. SB1992 FP. UKiua. bnck patio and large deck. 034 1935 many tdras! Still time to select colors PI15O5 batonc Village of Crenbury. A must sea! PJI576 S*20W UI9.9M S149.900 (199,009 12M.099 291-297-0200 2,7.2*, "*" 021-1 - 009-700-1500 untmturwr Mlw a pmMo W Classic center hall 4 M 2 W HenotMatm. «S«H t w*fi »»«c», 1 In. 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Large yard, rent, 4 bdrms, 2V4 bath, full Spacious 4 bdrm colonial in w/fpl, din rm, Jalousie slty Heights, 3 bdrm, 2 car bdrm, 1'/a'bath Ranch for Colonial Farmhouse In his- small cottage, 1 bdrm. privacy, close to Exit 8. No bsmt & garage, nicely land- lovley Princeton Farms. porch, garage, lovely Charming 1 bdrm, 1 bath garage, 1'/s baths, cent air, . rent or saiel $1200/'Aio toric Delaware Twp near $650 mo +utils. 1 person pets. $900/mo + utils. scaped, near buses & TPK, Quiet, safe, 2Vi bath, fire- fenced yard. Avail Nov 1.1 home. Located on Swan washer/dryer, near Mercer +utlls. Call, 609-737-8154 Sergeantsville. 20 mlns to preferred. Refs required. 609-443-8340 leave msg. easy commute. Refs requi- place, 2 car garage, exc yr +.$1200 mo + utlls. Creek, good location within county Park. $1000/mo. PLAINSBORO - -A , Princeton, 55 mlns to Phila, Call, 609-737-1758 red. $1275 mo. Call 201- Hopewell Valley School walking distance to town 609-890-0281. 2 appliances, fireplaces, Ige plus utlls. Avail Nov 1. duplex. Completely re- 3 bdrm, 2'/i bath, full bsmt, 2V6 bath, wide pine floors, 2250 after 4pm. dry, Avail Oct 15th, for 6 & electric. deck with views, mature 609-921-0524. modeled inside. $775/mo 2 car garage $1400. PRINCETON TWP -NeWy 3 fpls, state of the art + utils, lit-mo sec. No HOPEWELL BORO - 2 mos or longer. $1450 mo renovated Victorian house trees, above ground pool, 3 J.T. HENDERSON car garage with shop, large kitchen w/appllances, gas EWINQ TWP -' 2 bdrm pets. Wshr/dryr, spacious bdrm' Ranch on quiet 3 bdrm, 2 bath, full bsmt, 2 on Leigh Ave. Excellent heat, A/C, 2 car gar. w/laft. backyard. .Must see cul-de-sac.for rent' while Princeton Crossroads REALTOR 609-397-2800 condition, 3 bdrms, study, 1 storage shed, pond, pri- Ranch w/wshr/dryr, fpl, gar Realty Inc. Realtor car garage, $1300. Both vacy & country charm. Professionally landscaped, & lawn service, $850 609-443-8416 house is for sale. $800/mo. avail Oct 1. For rent or bath; dishwasher, base- 2 acres. $2,200./mo. lease 609-924-4677 LAWRENCE TWP '- 4 $1300 mo +utils, security +tuils. Deposit & refs HILLSBORO - 3 bdrm Plus utils. 609-275-4570. w/optlon to buy. ment, eat In kitchen, y>rd. negotiable. 609-397-0991. HOUSES FOR RENT bdrms, 2V4 baths, living Walk to Univ, Nassau; st, deposit & refs. Call, 609- req'd. Avail Oct. 1. 609- cape, 1 acre w/optional room, dining room, full 201-359-0510 8am-7pm 9 room Col, 4 bdrrrts, 5 fpls, Hospital & Schools. $1200 397-2434 883-7252. garage/shop. $1075 +. basement, 1 car garage, huge foyer, llv rm, din rm, NO. HANOVER TWP • mo +utlls. 1V4 months se- 201-874-6161 aft 5 & cent air/heat. For more info fam rm, high ceilings. NY KENDALL PARK - 3 bdrm Burlington County. Cozy 2 curityj No pets, available FOXBORO VILLAGE Old weekends __ call 609-883-9847 days. Bridge - 3 bdrm, 3 bath bus at front door. Princeton house for rent, totally re- bdrm home, large yard, Sept. Call & Iv mesg^ HILLSBORO - 3 bdrm \t \i i i io\ patio home, walk to NYC Add/Kingston $2500 mo novated, In brand new con- easy access to Trenton, 609-799-2696 house for rent, nice area, LAWRENCE TWP-3 bdrm buses, many upgrades. dition, $1025/mo. plus utils. Bordentown, Freehold, ML $1200+utls. Avail. Oct. 20 home, $875 mo + utils. PRINCETON BORO -'No 54 Seashore Condos $1200/mo, 201-360-1918. 201-515-0651 or 609-683- Holly & military bases. Please call 201-369-3995. Furnished - 5 bdrm, 2V4 Available Immediately. Call Tulane St, beautiful'Vic- bath, quiet street. $2200 7996. $795/mo. Call free Bach Unit Spld Individually after 5pm, 609-989-4894 1-800-388-2840. torian, fully furnished, ted 12 Condominiums Will Be Sold At HIGHTSTOWN HOPEWEU.BORO mo. linens, towels, kltcHen- MANVILLE - NO. side, 8 PENNINGTON BORO • . ware. 3 bdrms, living rm, 1 & 3 bedroom house for 3 bdrms, 1V4 bath Vic- Pets OK - Charming home, KINGSTON - 2 bdrm, 2 room house, full basement, Charming Twin, completely separate dining, kltchcrn & ABSOLUTE rent. Close to Exit 8 on torian, $1150 mo + utils. feels old-fashioned but 4 bdrm, large lot, close to laundry. Fenced backyard, 1 bath, large living room, din- upgraded. 2 bdrms, den, Turnpike. Call: Also 5 bdrm, 1 /i bath Col- Isn't. Feels like country but ing room & kitchen, heated high school. Avail 11/1. full bath, living/dining, cent air. Available OcMst. AUCTION onial, $1300 + utils. is right In town. 3 bdrm sun porch, fenced yard Please call Bill K days kitchen, yard, available Oct $1545 mo plus utilities. 201-750-1191 WeWel Realtors Colonial. $1000 mo. 201-560-0200, eves Professionals preferred. No Minimum - No Reserve w/workshop. $975/mo. 15th. $1000 mo + utils. No 609-426-0450 609-466-1224 Continued 609-921-7654. 722-5524. pets. Call, 609-695-2385 Call. 609-921-9574"^^ Remaining Condos Sold At AUCTION Subject to Bank Approval Recently Built - Many Never Occupied $ BRIGANTINE, NJ: Sun., Oct. 14 "Ocean 21": 19 Brand New Beachfront Your Choice! From 26%900 Condos. Between 1st k 2nd Sts. South • Unobstructed Ocean Views TOWNHOMES from $1,125* .1,250 Sq. Ft. 10 Yr. HOW. GRAND OPENING AUCTION UnderTenb at 1:30 PM. CONDOMINIUMS from$875* Abo I» WUCANTIN^ NJ: plus utilities Tht "Beadi Himt 11 Coados. 3 Samples Must be Sold/Priced Below Market Mguitfnt Ave. Jt3riSt North AUCTION I—riUtriy falkmUg -Qau a' OCEAN CITY, NJ: Sat, Oct. 13 Impreulve legacy Inn At Plymouth" • 715 Plymouth Place «24 spacious, beautifully furnished Condot - 782 Sq. R Presently an Operating MoteL May tbo be bid in bulk. AUCTION at 130 PM At Hie Flanders Hotel 11th * Boardwalk 1*000 Cash, Bank Treaaorer's check, Maater The Manors at Lawrenceville, fine quality townhomes and Card or VISA required to bid onleaa approved condominiums, are conveniently located just 7 miles from Princeton. by aeller. EXCELLENT BANK FINANCING • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! Visit Sample for information Stpt. M, 29 30 6V Oct. 5,6,7,12,13 6 U /rq*l PM to 6 PM. 2 or 3 bedrooms each unit Also Mornings of Auction Day*. LEASE/SALE option* r THE *My Kith our ndusrva lease tnd sate option. Rtfulw monthly condominium ((875) The Jackson, a classic Georgian home or tomhoma (Jl.125) prica. With option, earn MA-N;ORS JSO% endit of monthly rent toward purchase featuring 3250 square feet of living space of unit ounoj tint par. LAWRENCEVILLE and a boo car garage for only $279,900 DIRfCtlOKS Hi t South to Hi 95795 South A intumn Auocates Commuf>rtv • 27 four to five bedroom models. EM it Rl 2W Nofth » Hi 546 Will Itwmci REAL ESTATE AUCTION ORGANIZATION nftt PwnmfW M I md contmM * imU to • Homesites up to one acre. Th« Manori Mi you right MODELS OPEN 12-5 DAILY (609) 895-0500 • Excellent Council Rock Schools. Richboro, Bucks Count)1, PA • Luxury features found only as options — if at all — in 215-953-8778 comparable communities. DtRECnOMS: From 195. tak* Strert Rd exit (Rt 1321 • Walking distance to Tyler Park ««t to Sftond Slre« FV (Rt 232) Turn right Take Rt- 232 10 AlmshcuM Rd (Rt 332) Turn Wt and to golf courses. fA*e right on Temperancs Lane to Hattxxo Rd . • We will customize your W SOH W QUEB4STON COMMONS Or**! tocmoon ovwtookmg brooV 2 BOR dream home. 2W bMTo, larg* ttrlng room. Rrap4K* H*mcm»t priced «1 Open Daily 12 6. 1215,000 • Our models are only limited CROSSROADS Call for appointment after 6. by your Imagination. I Piice» Mt*eci to chandjc wllhait noocc. N Broke roofKriaori n*Mt, rkvMon Wiaw< )> atM • Family Builders, Inc. C E GHMMMO COL M WOODED PRINCKTOM GATE Mignltlc.nl cuom TO rnuanoti > BOCKY T KTTMQ 3 BRS, 2'H B. horn* w/2 Mary •*» & ttjr»ry MuM HILL Larg* 3 B'R «nd unit pool 2« term bm —r» M2S.000 To«nhous» Lovely wooded O ouw«««c t20t,SOO Getting into Princeton N RliALTOR may be easier than you think. .- MUOI RANCH - TOOMWOW COUOWMU. ~P^o» 0*1 Of A KMDt I^WOMWI wHom rAftfl.4tw«t.piu(«Mri ton 4 BOB. mattta* 80« *tMk«n* oort MttOOO •<•» *n»l»kMH»lo r, km*, toa ani «^< aa™« es: 26B Week of September 26, 1990 A Packet Publication 44sTownhouses 44sTownhouses 445Townhouses 44sTownhouses 450 Apartments 450 Apartments 450 Apartments 450 Apartments 450 Apartments & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos far Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent Forftent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent BELLE MEAD-1 bdrm, 3.2 CRANBURY East Windsor Off Rt 130 EWING - 1 bdrm apt nMno iwp PLAINSBORO Ravens PRINCETON - 3 bdrm, 2 PRINCETON AREA - PRINCETON - Canal acres, private, clean, quiet. WINDSOR COMMONS 1 & 2 BEDROOM w/deck, very private, WINGATE APTS Crest East - 2 bdrm, 2 bath, bath, llv rm w/skytlghts, din Whispering Woods Condo Pointe. 2 bdrm Belvedere, Avail now. For npnsmokere APARTMENTS storage, parking. Beautiful Now accepting applications cent air, 1st floor, sunny, rm, wash/dry. $1250. 609- - Oak model, 2 bdrm, 2 first floor, $875 per mo. Washer/dryer. $635 +65. 1 & 2 bdrm units with all Superbly maintained gar- grounds, $675 mo + utils. for future rentals. 1 & 2 southern exposure. 924-7913, 609-397-0147 bath, fireplace, pool & ten- 201-329-2035. Call 201-874-3063 appliances Including wash- .. den apts. Fully carpeted & Call, 215-736-0691 bdrm apts. Well maintained Washer/dryer, w/w carpet, er/dryer & dishwasher. air conditioned. Balconies garden apt complex. Heat, PRINCETON AREA nis. Loaded! $925/mo. Call BORDENTOWN CITY - EWING - Urge efficiency vortlcles. Near Pod. $775 201-778-4279. RAVENSCREST East - 1 From $715/mo. Swim club or patios. Swim dub avail- hot water, cooking' gas, mo. Avail now. Call, 201- RENTALS! Three 1 bdrm apts, One 2 apt, private parking, bdrm, 3rd Or, Cahtedral Included. LOVELY COUN- able. Evening Hrs By Appt storage. Beautiful grounds. hew appls avail, air condi- 846-4072 PRINCETON • Beautiful bdrm, 2 bath apt. Avail tioner, Olympic size pool. Celling w/skylights, celling Sept, Qct & Nov 1st. Also 1 TRY SETTING. Call 609- $550 mo + utils. Call,' See our display ad In this new townhouse for 1 yr GARDENS From $545. Apply rental PLAINSBORO - Ravens Section! fans & window treatments room for rent, avail Oct 1st. 443-6100 daily except Sat- 215-736-0691. Crest East, furnished 1 rent. 2 bdrms, 1'/a baths, & appliances. Oct 1st. $725 urday from 12-5pm. 60*448-5531 agent Wlngate Apts, Wert Nice location. Call, Ave near So Olden Ave. or bdrm, 3rd fir, cathedral ceil- cent air, tile & oak kitchen, mo. Call, 609-936-0973 EAST WINDSOR EWING TWP-1st fir apt In Henderson Reattors 609-298-9677 , call 609-888-3275, Mon-Fri ings, overlooking golf Ashwood firs, large family DESIGNER'S Furnished - TWIN RIVERS APTS. desirable Glendale. Sec- 609-921-6500 rm/greenhouse, security ROBBINSVILLE - Fox- BORDENTOWN 10-6pm, Sat. 9am-3pm, course, incl all appls, $825 New apt, top Princeton lo- Studo-$525 tion, 1 bdrm, 1 bath, living . system. Brick patio set In moor, 2 bdrm, 2 bath Park Apts Sun 1iam-3pm., + ullls. Call 609-799-1932. PRINCETON Area Whls- cation. Trees visible from 1 Bdrm - $810-1630 ; rm w/fireplace, dining rm, lovely fruit treed yard. Ex- condo, ground fir, 201- Spacious 1 & 2 bdrm apts pering Woods -. Town- every window, air cond & 2 Bdrm- $730 basement, screened In cellent In Boro location. 359-4136 evenings. In beautiful setting. From PLAINSBORO - Ravens house, end unit, 2 bdrms, private" entrance, parking Some furnished apts porch, Ige backyard. All ap- HAMILTON.TWP Area - $1500 mo +utils. Call, $620 mo includes washer/ Crest East - 1 bdrm over- 2V4 baths, fireplace, cent space, kitchen w/all new Best location In the area pliances, new energy effi- 2nd fir, ,1 bdrm, w/use of air, dishwasher, washer/ 609-924-9341 ROBBINSVILLE - 2 dryer, w/w carpet, base- looking golf course, 3rd fir appliances, bath, living rm Includes individual heat cient windows. $775 mo 3rd fir With walk In Closet, dryer, sunroom, pool; gym bedroom condo, available board heat & hot water, 2 cathedral celling, all ap- w/dinlng area, bdrm w/2 control, central a/c, new +utils. Avail Oct 15th. Call, private entrance & use of & tennis. $1000 mo +utils. PRINCETON CANAL Nov 1. $750/mo. 201-494- air cond., swimming pool, pliances, pool & tennis. twin beds, 4 Ige closets. custom drapes, w/w carpet- 609-737-1124 yard. Newly renovated, Call, 201-359-4962 Pointe - Furnished 2 bdrm 0724. , on site parking. Master TV Avail Nov 1. $700/mo. Call Please reply to: Box ing, patio or balcony, all avail Immed. Call 609- 609-799-8964. condo. $1200 mo. Call E. system. Cable ready. New #13002 c/o Princeton PRINCETON Area - "Whis- TWIN RIVERS-2 bdrms, 2 Twin River pools, tennis FRENCHTOWN-ibdrm& 695-1700 btwn 9 & 6pm. Eser days 609-799-8800 or appliances available. Of- Packet. . PLAINSBORO - Ravens pering Woods", Birchwood baths, air, washer/dryer, courts & recreation, '/a 1 bdrm w/den in renovated eves 212-889-8962 fice at Apt 1A, 601 Park St Crest East - 1 bdrm over- model, end unit twnhse, tennis/pool, all appls, $695. block NY buses, 1 mile Exit Stone Gristmill. Includes HAMILTON TWP or call 609-298-0002 Mon- EAST WINDSOR • stone walls, beams, air looking golf course, 3rd fir bright, modem, neutral, 2 PRINCETON LANDING - 201-821-6663 8 NJTP. Apply at A1 Ab- KuserVBage Fri 10-6, Sat 9-3 American Way Apts. Studio cond, washer/dryer, pvt en- cathedral celling, all ap- bdrm, 2M> bath, upgrades, Beautiful, end unit, ex- bington Dr., off Rt. 33, near Luxury 1 & 2 bdrm spa- TWIN RIVERS - 3 bdrms, $490.1bdrm$600-$605.2 trance, patio area & much pliances, pool & tennis. all appls & window treat- ecutive townhome in presti- Princeton Bank & shopping cious apts, w/w carpfet, pvt 1V4 bath twnhse, immed bdrm $710. Rent inclds; morel $825 to $895 mo. 2 $700/mo. . Call ments. $i200/mo. Short gious Princeton Landing mall. Open Mon-Fri, 10- entrance, cent air, heat/hot occupancy, $800/mo rent. BORDENTOWN TWP heat, hot water, use of twin units avail now, 1 In Dec. 609-799-8964. term lease available. Avail next to Forrestal Village. 2 4:30. Sat's appt only. water, new appls , avail. Call 201-821-8434. Pointe Breeze Apt Rivers pool/tennis clubs. Call, 215-862-3922 or Oct. 1. Call 201-329-8198 large master bdrms, 2'/2 609-448-7792 Closets & cabinets galore, PLAINSBORO TAMAR- Large 1 & 2 bdrm apts from All apts have w/w carpet, 862-3439 baths, atrium, basement, 2 balcony or patio, dspwshr. RON - 2 bdrm, 2 bath, loft, PRINCETON AREA - TWIN RIVERS - 3 bdrm $570 mo, w/w carpet, 2 air cent air, indiv heat units, EAST WINDSOR - Village car garage. $1900/mo. Call 10 mln to Rte 1 Centers, 'A end unit, all appls. Avail- Wyckoffs Mill - 2 bdrm, 2 townhouse, w/w carpet, conditioners, swimming dishwasher in 1 & 2 bdrm East Apts, Twin Rivers. FURNISHED 3 & 4 Room Jim 609-452-7700 or after pool, baseboard heat & hot mi to I-295. From $590. No able now, $950. Call bath, all appls, private lo- appls, pool, tennis. $850/ apts. 609-443-5600 or Top services, conveni- Cottages.- with kitchens, 1 6pm, 201-821-8051. pets. 6O9-587-4959 -Mon- 201-874-9714 days, cation. Avail Immed. $820 mo + utils 201-753-5132 water Included. On site 426-6916, Mon-Fri, 9-5 ences & location. Adjacent satellite TV HBO, radio, in- mo. 201-539-6078 parking, master TV system. to Mall & NY Bus Stop. All dividual heat control, air Fri 10-6, Sat 9-3, Suji 11-3 609-799-2473 eves EAST WINDSOR - PRINCETON AREA • PRINCETON - Largest 3 New appls & cable avail. Twin Rivers amenities in- cond, w/w carpets. Wind- or office, 102 NottlnghlllLn, TWIN RIVERS - 3 bdrms, Hampton Arms Great lo- PRINCETON 3 bdrms - Completely furnished bdrm, 2V4 bath unit in Office located at Apt 3 I, cluding tennis courts & sor/ Hightstown area motel. 2'/2 baths, basement, avail cation, best services. 2'/2 bath townhouse, gar- twnhse, luxurious 1 bdrm Montgomery Woods In ad- 710 Route 206, Mon-Fri pools. Spacious, bright. From $235/wk, Incls all HAMILTON TWP ,"" now, all appliances. Call, Lovely & spacious 1-2 age, full basement, deck. dition to fpl, garage this 10-6, Sat 9-3 or call Studio, 1 & 2 bdrm apts. utila. 609-448-8637. Later Gardens + study, 114 baths. Fit- 609-443-1814 bdrm garden apts, w/w Available Dec. $1600 mo. house incls white kitchen, 609-298-6910. Fully carpeted with Individ- Studio, 1 & 2 bdrm apts. ness ctr. $i200/mo. carpet, air cond. Incls heat GRAND COURT VILLAS - Call days, 609-683-1180 or ceramic tile, crown mold- ual a/c & heat. Plenty of Accepting applications for TWIN RIVERS - Lovely BOUND BROOK - 3 room plus many extras. On site Trenton's Historic La Cor- eves 924-3807 ings, built in micro, appls, parking, on site Manager & future rentals. Rent incl MODEL 300 2 bdrm, 2Vi twnhse. Fin bsmt, great lo- apt, neat & clean, heat, hot parking, Superintendent & ona Cigar Factory now alarm, window treatments, laundry facilities. Apt J-23 heat/hot water with all new PRINCETON ADDRESS - bath twnhse, in Society Hill, cation. 1 hr to NYC express water & garage included. laundry facilities. Apt B-11 luxury 1 & 2 bdrm units. built in furniture & more. or phone 609-443-3220. appl. Some with totally new Townhouse for rent. 3 Franklin. Choice location. bus 609-529-0313/lv msg Avail Nov 1st. No pets. 1 or phone 609-448-1440. Starling from $675. Call Decorated In contemporary kitchens & w/w carpet. bdrms, 2Vj baths, gas Owner pays, pool/tennis. mo security/refs. $525 mo. EwkigTwp. 609-396-6753 for appoint- style. $1250/mo. 516-773- Park like setting, garages heat, cent air, basement, $1000 mo. WEST WINDSOR - 2 Call 201-356-9074 or 201- E WINDSOR OFF Rt 130 DELAWARE HEIGHTS ment^ 9807. avail. Apply Super. Lalor garage, middle unit means bdrm, 2 bath condo, patio, 725-1738 BeSetecttvel Luxury Garden Apts Princeton Crossroads Gardens 15A Stenton Ct or low heating/cooling costs. Realty Inc. Realtor. pool, etc. $750/mo. Please BUCKS COUNTY - 6 room 1 & 2 BEDROOMS 1 BEDROOM APT Broad ST 2300S.HamTwp. PRINCETON - Montgom- 609-392-6644 Mon-Fri 9-5, $i400/mo. unfurnished. 609-924-4677, call 609-466-1409 apt, Irving rm w/fireplace, All modem, superbly main- Monthly Rent $600 HamMon Garden Apt ery Twp Schools, 2 bdrms, Sat 9-3. $1600 mo furnished. Man- formal dining rm, 3 bdrms, tained apts. Fully carpeted Needed to move in if quali- Move up to mod. conv. Irge PRINCETON Canal Pointe 2Vj bath townhouse. 1 car ors at Montgomery, Mont- WEST WINDSOR 1 bath, wood floors, high & air conditioned. Excellent fied: 1 & 2 bdrm from only $495 - Cloister model, 2 bdrm, 2 garage & basement. $925 gomery Twp. 609-921- CANAL POINTE ceilings. $750 +all utils. location, close to shopping, 1 MO RENT $625 Includes Ht & HW. Apply HAMILTON TWP bath, 1st fir, good location, includes heat, hot water, 6984. Freshly painted 2 bdrm, 2 Call 215-736-3107 or mlns to Rt 1 & 130 Corridor 1 MO SECURITY $625 now for Immediate and fu- Greenwood Wage $975/mo. Call 609-896- use of pool & tennis. Call bath condo. 1st floor 609-921-7177 ; & NYC Bus/Trains. KEY DEPOSIT $25 ture occ. 609-888-0535 Apts now renting. Park-like PRINCETON Area Mont- 7086 after 5pm. between 10am-6pm, 609- Belevidere with view of WYNBROOK WEST Total To Move In $1275 HAMILTON TWP • 2nd fir setting, heat & hot water gomery Woods - luxury 921-1155. CHAMBERSBURQ Area - PRINCETON Canal Pointe woods. R-141. $895 mo. Dutch Neck Rd apt, 1 bdrm, $550 mo In- included, near public townhouse, 2 bdrms, 2Vi 1 bdrm apt. $475 mo In- 609-883-1707 -Only 2 yr old model, 2full SCHLOTT 609-448-3385 cludes heat, avail Nov 1. Lv transp, 20 mins to Prince- baths, fireplace in living rm bdrms, 2 full baths, all new PRINCETON Montgomery Realtors 609-921-1411 cludes heat. Call, 201- DIRECTIONS: 1-95 south mesg, 609-890-7624 ton, near train station to & master suite. Garage, all appliances, new high pow- Woods - 2 bdrm, 2% 885-8876. EAST WINDSOR The Or- to Exit 1, take Rte 29 North. NYC. 1 bdrm starting $485. appliances, available Oct ered cent air cond, pool/ baths, loft, garage, fire- WHiTTINGHAM • 2 bdrms, CHAMBERSBURG - 1 chard - 1 bdrm, 1st fir apt, Turn right Into Scenic Dr. HAMILTON TWP - Beaut- 1 bdrm with den $560. Of- 1. $1200 mo +utils. Call tennis, S950/mo. Call 609- place, flexible lease. Op- 2Vz baths, fpl, den. Avail bdrm apt with central air & heat & hot water included. Rental Office iful 2 bdrm, 2nd floor apt, fice hrs 10am-4:30, Mon- days, 609-243-2689 or 987-1761 or 312-686-8000 tion to buy. $1200 mo. Call, Nov 1. $850 lease w/op- dish washer. Call 609- $595 mo, 1 mo security. Apt 606 Scenic Dr. $700 mo. Avail Oct. Call, Fri. Sat hours, 1iam-2pm. eves/wkends 921-2882 ext 1044. 609-275-8748 tions. 609-586-6061 393-1672. Call, 609-275-9522 Open 7 Days a Week 609-259-0667 Call 609-587-0357 APARTMENTS ChNM your "Do Something nut Msftnisnt y Dirty Today" rau'N live ttwn PRINCETON If« worth getting your shoe* a little dirty to save money on your for rnaay years. ARMS rent, for a spanking brand new apartment at RENTAL PROPERTIES Conifer tha fimst... KENSIRGTW ARMS STEWARDS CROSSING • Robbinsville DORCHESTER WHS Right now we're offering special construcfon dteoounts for Rural teMna witti acrss CHESTNUT WILLOW apartments with thete extraoroVwry features: ot braalhing tpace 448-4801 • Convenient ID 1-96, • Pool, tanrda a Btnaaa cantor around lovafy apart- EAST WINDSOR Rt 1 ft Rt 208 • Fu« appltanoad mtntt. Extra large Conveniently located • 24 Hour Matnwnanoa Euro-Myto Kitchen* rooma, wWi waN-to-wali near Route #130 & •Wattlowal •CantralalrcondKtoning carpeting Fret parking Route #1 just otl Rt Carpetfnoyno wax floor • • Rreplaoat a vaulted lor 2 car* Convenwv #571 • Spacious doaatt eating* avalabta to all rnghwayt • Individually controlled Com* out and gat * Ita* <*ny. Tafca advantage of mmm** WOOOIROOK TOWWOUSE MOUSE GARDENS H(W«ATl JMt a* (N> HJ TOWNHOUSE GARDENS NMM) CAJTUU •turn ******0ty$ MADISON ARMS nUOWt.Y fAtNTW) tN TOWN HlOrrWTOWN WOWIOIt ii. ttAUIUtS 44S-2198 or s |_^^ ^i weex or September 26, 1990 A Packet Publication 450 Apartments 450 Apartments 450 Apartments 450 Apartments 450 Apartments 450 Apartments 450 Apartments 452 Resort 456 Garage/ . For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent Properties Storage For Rent . HAMIUtONTWP HIGHTSTOWN • Large 2 HOPEWELL - 2 rms, bath, LAWRENCEVILLE APTS - PRINCETON - 1 & 2 bdrm Princeton RING0ES-Rt31,2bdrm., For Rent I , 1 & 2 bdrms starting at 2nd fir., mod. kit. &' bath, bdrm apt, clean, conve- light cooking; heat, utils; apt with parking, 1 block POCONO LAKE Chalet - PRINCETON , - Parking $600 mo. Call, 609- w/w carpet, full attic, lg. Woodmere Apts on nient location. $610 + utils. non-smoker, ret, sec. from Nassau St. Call, PETS All seasons, weekly and spaces, large gravel lot at 896-1086 yard. $650 plus utils. Avail Hughes Dr, 1 & 2 bdrm, Call. 609-924-2327 $BS/Wk. 609-466-2906. 609-924-9454 PROXIMITY weekends. Boats available. 86 Spruce St. $35/mo. Call some w/den. PRINCETON - 1 bdrm, PRICE 10-1. Lease, refs, 1 Vi mo. HIGHTSTOWN - Twnhse HOPEWELL BORO • Prof LAWRENCEVILLE - Fully 201-937-9571. 609-921-9574. parking, air cond, central What else could you ask security req. 609-466-3845 style 1+bdrms, 1V4 baths, couple preferred, 2nd fir 4 furnished & accessorized, STORAGE PROBLEM? - 609-587-2414 location, avail Sept 1. $650 for! Starting from only $590 for appt. . POCONOS - Brand new 3 Hvrm,klt.$70d/iTto + utlls. room apt, Victorian, $650 spacious 1 bdrm apt, long Renting space In spare or short term lease. Avail mo. +elec. Call, 609- par month, the Princeton bdrm Ranch w/flreplace & No pets or waterbeds. plus Utils. 617-577-3228 RINGOES - Rt 31. 2nd fir, room of house. Warm/dry. immed. $1000/mo. Call 921-1262 or 921-3798. Meadows Apt Communi- deck. Near ski & lake, HIGHTSTOWN - 1 bdnti 609-443-6568 or 448-0755 days. 617-489-2565 aft 1 bdrm efficiency, w/w For info & prices' call Teri 201-249-9800 days, ties offer easy access to sleeps 7, complete kitchen -apt, 1st nr Victorian home. HILLSBORO - 2 bdrm apt, 6:30pm. .- PRINCETON - 1st fir apt, carpet, range & refrig,yard , w/mlcro, washer/dryer, TV 609-282-1688 days, • Garage, no pets. $760/mo. 201-297-3520 eves. major highways, NYC Ex- off street parking, $450 In private home, micro, air HOPEWELL BORO - lg llv rm w/fpl, eat In kit, 2 & VCR. Avail wks/wkends. 587-2117eves incls heat. VA months se- press Trains & shopping plus utlls. Lease, refs & 1 Vi cond, w/w carpet, prof or bdrm, living rm, eat-In kit, LAWRENCE TWP - two 1 bdrm, small den, base- convenience, all in beaut- Call, 215-357-8150. curity. 609-443-5112. months security required. 460 mature couple preferred. painted. Responsible, bdrm apts, no pets. Refer- ment, gas, water heat in- Apt/House HIGHTSTOWN - 3 bdrm iful country setting. Even Avail 11/1. 609-466-3845 POCONOS - Enjoy a fall No children, No pets. $800 nonsmoker. 609-466-0155. ences 8> security. - $525, cluded. $iOOO/mo. Prince- your pets are welcome! En- for appointment. weekend, In a beautiful To Share -apt, avail In Victorian mo +heat. Days 201-359- HOPEWELL - Country set- $575, Incl heat. Call aft ton Crossroads Realty joy swimming, tennis &" RINGOES-Rt. 31,3 bdrm, new contemporary with ' home, washer/dryer, off 2745, aft 6pm, 359-5204 ting, 1st fir, 1 bdrm., kit., llv. 6pm, 609-737-6783. Inc. Realtor. 609-924- recreation facilities at DAYTON-Fresh Ponds - 4677. • 1st fir, modern kit & bath, fireplace, TV, 3 decks & 'street parking, convenient rm., bath, yard, garage. LUXURY 1 & 2 Bdrm Apts Princeton Meadows. much more. $195. Call $410 mo •+ 'A utlls. In- to turnpike, Rt 1 & Rt 130. decorative fireplaces, WteboroTwp, NJ $650/mo. plus utils. - $560 & $660/mo, heat & PRINCETON - 2 bdrm, liv- 609-655-5361 cludes pool' a re. Clean & Call 908-220-8650. ing room, kitchen, avail Oct carpeting, wshr/dryr quiet. Avail now. 201- Luxury 609-883-7456. hot water Incl. 3 ml. from ctr SENSATIONAL 15. $785 heat included. hook-up, Ige yard. $700 329-2800 Ext 7042 1 & 2 Bedroom HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP - of P'ton. 609-452-2104 ST. MAARTEN HIGHTSTOWN/East Wind- 609-737-6537. +utils. Lease, refs & VA sor - Large 1 bdrm condo, Garden Apts Studio apt. combination llv MORRISVILLE - 1 bdrm, mos. security required. EAST WINDSOR/Cran- w/w carpet, cent air. Avail BEEKMAN rm & bdrm, kitchen, tile private entrance, no pets. PRINCETON AREA-Wing 609-466-3845 for appt. Luxury 3 bdrm/3 bath villa bury - Nonsmoker to share ' now, $605 mo. Call, 609- GARDENS bath. $450/mo incl utils, 1. $450 mo. Adults preferred. of a charming historic ROCKY HILL - 2nd fir apt, on mountain overlooking fully furnished except On New Amwel Rd. Plainsboro NJ bdrm, spacious 2 bdrm apl 448-8003, mo security. 609-737- Call, 215-736-2912 house nestled on quiet private entrance, 1 bdrm, Simpson Bay with private OH Rt. 208 acreage. Enjoy it without Ask about our Free * Rent , Air. cond, dishwasher. 0966. Call Fri aft 6pm. Sat MORRISVILLE living room, den, kitchen & pool/habitat, close to - maintenance worries. 9 Programl Laundry in complex. $300 HIGHTSTOWN - Large 1st & Sun 1-4. bath. $650/mo. Electric, beach. Luxury 2 bdrm/2 Includes: Heat, hot water, rooms & 1Vb baths. Cur- mo + Vi utils. Avail Nov 1. fir, 2 bdrm, In newly re- HOPEWELL TWP - 2nd fir AMERICANA APTS water & sewer included. bath penthouse at 5 star dishwasher, tennis courts tains & rugs incl'd $1040 FOX RUN Call, 609-443-5496 novated Victorian 2 family apt of farmhouse, living rm, AND Heat extra. Sorry no chil- resort with pools, tennis, & extraordinary play- + Utlls. 201-359-6171. 609-799-2710 house, eat in gourmet bdrm, kitchen & bath - $550 ROCK SPRING APTS dren or pets. Avail Oct 1. casino, restaurant, etc. 1 EAST WINDSOR - Person ground. bdrm & studio also avail. . kitchen, built in bookcases incls all utils. Call 609-466- PRINCETON AREA Call 609-924-6963. to share 4 bdrm 2+ bath ;& bay window in living Largest swimming pool in HUNTER'S GLEN For info/pictures call Resi- area at nominal cost. 3677. Cal about 1, 2 A 3 Bdrm EWING TWP HI-RISE Twin Rivers twnhse. Fin room, yard, washer/dryer 609-799-1611 ROCKY HILL-Two 1 bdrm dents 201-439-2512 or bsmt, cent air, cable, HOPEWELL - Country Apts. Some with ter- Our exceptionally well main . privileges, $875/mo. heat & races. Sun thru Fri, 9-5. -tained building offers lots apts. $625 & $675 + utlls. Business 201-467-9298. wshr/dry. $400/mo + >A Cal 201-359-7180 hideaway. 4'/i rms, all DEER CREEK hot water included. Conve- Cat, 215-736-2270. of space, extras & conve- Avail now. Off street park- utlls. Barry 609-443-8300 or 874-6644 elec, frpl, $750 plus utils; 609-275-9433 UNIQUE FLORIDA nient to NYC transpor- niences plus air cond, off ing. 609-921-2800. VACATION days, 443-8398 eves tation. Call eves, 609- 2nd apt at $675. Call MORVEN Village/Hamilton ROCKY HILL-Two 1 bdrm HOPEWELL BORO - street parking, laundry EAST WINDSOR - Young 275-5472. 609-466-0376 after 7:30pm Twp - Modem garden apts. $500 Security Deposit Safety Harbor, North Cap- Spacious 2 bdrm apt with facils on each floor, Inter- apts. $625 & $675 -1-utils. professional nonsmoking HOPEWELL • Country Park like, 14 acres. New * 1 Mo. FREE rent If you tive Island, West Florida. HIGHTSTOWN - Spacious eat in kit, living rm & bath. com systems, some with Avail now. Off street park- female seeks same to hideaway, frplc, 4vi appliances, w/w carpet, 1 lease now & move In by Close but separate from 2 bdrm, 2nd fir apt, private Wood fire, piaster walls, off dishwasher. Spacious Ing. 609-921-2800. share Twin Rivers Condo. rooms, $700, heat sup- or 2 yr leases. From $550. Sept 1st. Call for details. mainland near Fort Myers. garage, share attic storage, street parking. $695 mo. grounds overlooking swim- Will have own room & bath. plied. 2nd apt: 5Vi rooms, Call, 609-888-3052 SCUDDERS FALLS East Unspoiled gulf beaches, yard, washer/dryer. 1 block Tenant pays heat & other ming pool. Excellent lo- Completely furnished ex- $800. frplc, all elec, call Models Open Daily 9-6. Sat Apts -1 & 2 bedroom apts, pool, tennis, restaurants, • from TPK. Mins to Prince- utils. Professional single or MT HOLLY - 1 bdrm, 1st cation - just minutes from cept bdrm. $325 mo + 'A 609-466-0376 after 9-5, Sun 9-4. Rt 1 to quiet park-like setting, now terrric views. No cars. 2/3 ttQefftfOWtl • m*» e» **•«• • et $t.*Mpe* OPEN HOUSE ESTATES m 0mm t mm t mm OPEN HOUSE 0+x e» mm I M#> • mm I mm ADLMMAN* CLICK » Co. Inc. NfrflMMFti Sit A Packet Publication 30B Week of September 26,1990 i ! FALL INTO HOPEWELL... FALL INTO MONTGOMERY. SI HENDERSON, OF COURSE! HENDERSON, OF COURSE! \>\\ ESCAPE FROM REALITY! '•'•.-• OPEN HOUSE NEW OFFERING On your own 12+ acre compound. This lovely 3 ^ EVERY SAT. & SUN. 1-4 OPEN HOUSE EVERY SAT. & SUN. 1-4 PM ROOM WITH A VIEW • bedroom Williarasburg style ranch is idylically situated Tlie lifestyle you wanted. Luxury location, convenience This home blends into its environment with wood siding among tall trees, babbling brook and fauna of Stony on gently roUmg landscapes in beauUfiil Montgomery NEW-WOODCREST FARMS - NEW MONTGOMERY and second story deck and mature plantings all around. Brook area of East Amwell Twp. Other amenities Township. Pick your lot and home from a variety of Included are three bedrooms, family room, llvingroom include an inground pool, full basement, oversized two excellent plans. Gall Henderson today at 2O1-874-S191 Immediate occupancy offered by this delightfully new 4 with cathedral celling and woodstove. Hopewell Town- car garage, central air, 42' deck, screened porch and for a tour you'll be glad you took! Priced from bedroom country colonial set in a natural partially ship. $220,000 morl. $3«9,0O0 $449 000 wooded setting. Privacy plus a host of amenities. Vh Directions: Route 206 to River Road to Ridgeview baths, central air and it s all professionally landscaped. Dnve signs. Hurry and take a look. At $349,900 Directions: Rte. 206 or 601 Sunset Rd. to Pieldcrest Ave. Follow signs I i '?«/i*t. CLASSIC AMERICAN CAPE COD UNIQUE RETREAT NESHANIC ..i SERENITY NO MORE WORK LEFT ON THIS ONE HILLSBOROUGH Don't miss this 3 bedroom, 1 '/i bath ranch in Nassau I. You'll enjoy the natural wooded setting of your own HILLSBOROUGH TWP. Private yard with inground pool, spacious rooms, 2 car garage, panelled family room, daylight basement, cen- Everything has been tastefully redecorated and it's private world in this "MINT" condition Cape. This 3 Great starter home, cozy 3 bedroom ranch on 1.54 ready to move into. Quiet street with fenced yard for bedroom Cape has been newly carpeted, featuring living acres. Fireplace in living room, galley kitchen, family tral air, quiet Hopewell Township neighborhood, can all be seen today in this lovely three bedroom ranch style kids. Close to transportation and shopping. Excellent room - dining room - modem kitchen. Professionally room, inground pool and much more...call schools. Lawrence Township. $175,000 landscaped. Asking $219,900 201-874-5191. $165,000 home. W23.S00 LOOKING FOR BUILDING LOTS IN MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP? 3 + acre lot, all approvals, in small com- munity on a hillside. $119,000 I HOUSE 3+ acre lot, all approvals, small com- SUNDAY. 1-4:00 PM munity, spectacular views. $139,000 87 LONGVIEW DRIVE 4+ acre lot, all approvals, wooded, hilltop A REAL SLEEPER PRINCETON TWP. Princeton address. $195,000 HIGH ON HILL MONTGOMERY TWP. Easy care and convenience keynote this new listing in OVERLOOKING MONTGOMERY PARK This immaculate three bedroom, two bath ranch with the Riverside area of Princeton Township. A recent 12+ acres, all approvals, wooded, ex- MONTGOMERY TWP. cathedral ceiling in dining and living rooms, stone family room addition with cathedral ceiling lends a pansive views, private cul-de-sac. Three bedroom ranch,, living room with fireplace, fireplace in living room, two car garage and private contemporary flair to this four bedroom home. A "Must $295,000 formal dining room, family room, eat-in kitchen. Beaut- back yard sin on 1 acre. Imagine the BEST buy in See" at $299,000 iful setting - affords lots of privacy. Asking $220,000 Montgomery can be yours! Offered at $198,000 Directions: Nassau Street north to right on Riverside Drive to right on Longview Drive to sign. JUHN r BELLE MEAD RELQ ^HENDERSON REL Route 206 ^HENDERSON 37 West Broad Street or.! TAPC^ 201-874-5191 REALTORt > r? A ! 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MHR1 fWi frfTlW flVKs IM A <<«*. awh MM. ttan g^J. pf • HENDERSON Weekly arts and entertainment guide listing ten days of events for Sept. 28 - Oct. 7 TIME OFF Takes a Look at The New Season "The art critic ttntd tht show, but iht food critic found iht win* 'vinegary' and tht chircM 'wkhtred, ch*wy *nd conmvtd.' " _ ciiniiru.il * BY DAVID W. MAJOR LYING over the grey-white indif- ference of Artie sea ice, miles from any sign of human life, filmmaker Hugh Johnston had a thought: " 'If we land this helicop- ter and it doesn't start again, that's it. We're gone." " Yet, in pursuing a story, Hugh and Suzanne Johnston haven't let matters of survival get in the way. As documentary filmmakers, a ca- reer stretching over 20 years and 40 productions, the husband-and-wife team can't be overly concerned. It goes with the territory. "We're constantly having new experiences," Mr. Johnston said from the couple's Princeton home. "Often our work involves going off and plunging into a whole new set of ideas and circumstances that we have never seen." In compiling a film essay on the rise and fall of the Classic Maya civilization of Yucatan and Central America (300-900 A.D.I, Mystery of the Maya, they rediscovered a temple given up for lost. The majes- tic "Temple B" in southern Yucatan has seeminglv disappeared since being discovered in 1MI2 by Raymond E. Merwin and Clarence L. Hay of Harvard University Where others had tailed, includ- ing the Smithsonian Institution. Ihc Johnstons succeeded — even though the dense jungle, loaded with poisonous plants and insects, jaguars and boa constrictors, was known to daunt and contuse even the locals And with water utterly unavailable in the dry season, many TIME C*F U*RR CZAJKOWSKI had perished Irom thirst and ills orientation Hugh and Su/anne Johnston working in their Princeton home on New Jersey high school teachers being broadcast this week on New "We work in real tile. Mt film footage for I'jnhlv Ties — Through Animal Eyes, one of their Jersey Network, is among their numerous education documentaries Johnston said, the couple's house many documentary projects. Education Unbound, a portrait of five created over their 20-year career. studded with the photographs. artwork and other reminders ol lorays into Latin and South Amen C4. parrots included "We £cl up to tmt elbows in realities, MI \*e Jon'i change the situations we en The Peak of the Action They have ionic *m» quiti J Documentary filmmakers Hugh and Suzanne Johnston shoot for the height of experience tew over the \c4is \1*pn Wif> dtm\, a one hour d»x.umcnu»\ pn in presenting our world —- as their latest effort Education Unbound demonstrates manly Im Me nun telcvivmn r» pfcwtd a year in (he litr ol Abraham NJU/JI an artnl living with his film ilrjuu SrjiHi inl IKh\a ami Iis Of* The New School for Music Stud1y A NONPKOflT EDUCATIONAL MSimmON CELEIKATING OVK StTH ANNTVOtSASY MUSIC PLAYSHOP A Creative Introduction to Music for4&5 yr. olds. Listening, singing & movement prepare for formal music lessons later on. Call today for details: 609-921-2900 "The QCacliTuCip rRestaurant Reserve Now for Thanksgiving Day : TIME OFFMARK CZAJKOWSM Live Gassical Guitar Sat. & Sun. ; Hugh and Suzanne Johnston in the living room of their Princeton home with photographs of their i numerous forays into Latin and South America behind them. "Often our work involves going off Dining on the Veranda i and plunging into a whole new set of ideas and circumstances that we have never seen." Overlooking the Delaware 12S3 River Road 015)321-3339 Washington Croaring, Pa. Call for ReMrvabam The Peak of the Action (Continued from Preceding Page) consumes about half of their time A current project, entitled lidrth\<, Spring streets Neither of them is particularly fond Ties — Thmugh Animal Eyes. ^IK\ "It was quite exciting back of the chore "We'll both get up in beyond superficial treatnwnts coin then," said Mr Johnston "It was a the morning and say. It's your tnonly found on television nature turn.' " Mr Johnston said, laugh shows to address the need to Jonn big factor in Princeton 25 to U) Gambling yean ago, like a rocket that shot up ing preserve the wilderness Using rate in the sky: It was beautiful to watch, But the money is needed to create and stunning film footage "I HUNTERDON fb of it flourished and disappeared in the the art And art they deem it well-knosvn nature photographer WOR Radio "him." Mr Johnston said, "is a Wilfoni Miller and Emic Wilkinv.n discipline that requires the person — i«ut videotape M> commonly ux\i Most important, the company • the presentation highlights the Present: "had the concept of filmmakers importance of the land in SUM Jim tu being responsible lot the enure Refreshingly free of a the wild animals of North AmctKj project, versus pigeon holing and their intcractHtn with "tit- A Gala Dinner Auction aspect* "I production Suvan and i weighty discussion jnotnet liked that " l.rnie Wilkinson onir --Jit ExcHing Vacation Packages to be auctioned And they learned the craft it! about the morass oi Animali ihouldn't he Bainhi i/c>! at the Ryland Inn film A few years Utcr, with three like Wall Dtsney." " VIH! MI» daughter* in ii», they lit nut on K>hn\to«i, whit avtittcd hct huvt-j.n.! Whitehouse Station, NJ their own ,i« independent him American education m ,:*thc(in); their own fonUfrc 'IK maker* "We'll try Ihiv »c IU-J i lull hour iWumrnU!) will (v ' on Jed," Mr* lohtwon vaid Aifcl ttibukd by fhr Nature Cmvuu »e printed up the stationers today, Education i),*huh» a natutcul n«nifrsj:i .«.••. October 6,1990 n«l 11K N»tuir ( >" The imirn rate >>l inuVprralrnt Unbound addresses Mountain Houso in North Carolina Condo filmmaker* is lunu! V>ui>tmy t>> x-i) to Hrikrk). ( i the J For Tickat* Csil: ami I lit (201) 730-6585 or (201) 730-7292 min.1 it tvtiiwi nt! 9 Of* I i u i, < i v, WEDDING BAND STAGE REVIEW SHOWCASE Friday, Sept 28th 'Me and My Girl' Marriott Hotel, Somerset Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn presents an evening GREAT COMEDY! 8:00 P.M. of nostalgia, offering lots of smiles on lots of happy faces FOR COMPLETE BOOKING & SHOWCASE INFO, CALL TAKE FIVE PRIME TIME Jim Dave 201-359-4205 201-704-9215 New Jersey Symphony OQO6ER 2-7 Orchestra IMeiifthegrnil iell BY STUART DUNCAN fully funny ways of petting laughs (from New Jersey of all places i But Me Ami Sly (>iri is more based surpassed it. He also got an miliM.I HEY just dun'I in the tradition ol Music Hall than ual standing ovation at the tm.il wntc shows like Me many of Us predecessors It de- curtain — not for the production. Ami My Oul any- liberately allows the Cockney lad to though it might have been. Nor lur BRONZE SALE more You realize mosey down to the kitchen area to the rest of the company (ditto), ii thai even before the hob-nob with the servants. It was pointedly solely for him curtaiTn nsxs. )ust a» the orchestra wanders to the local pub for another There are other fine per swings into the overture The tunes scene In other words, u shows both formancev Judy Bla/rr and Susan teem familiar, (he beat is a little udei of (he cultural coin with ecjual C'ella, both from the Bn>ad». •1990 EXHIBITS* Puccini's 'La Boheme' at Trenton Central High School CONTEMPORARY Aaron Copland's Birthday • Coffee and Poetry October 13 through November 5 featuring 10 nationally known By E. GRAHAM MCKINLEY artists with unique styles in a wide UCCINI'S La range of palettes. Boheme was not an immediate favorite. Sallerv at Palmer Square SOUTHWEST IMPRESSIONISM Although the 18% November 10 through December premiere was con- 23 Palmer Square ductePd by none other than 8 artwork, jewelry & sculpture Princeton, NJ 08542 Toscanini, it fell flat and earned inspired by Southwest heritage terrible reviews. It was crucial, and Impressionistic style. therefore, that the next production (609) 683-4224 succeed — or the opera might be replaced by Leoncavallo's version, New Unlimited Parking Now Available Directly Past The Gallery shortly to appear, and forgotten forever. Puccini was satisfied with the cast selected for the next production, except for the Rodolpho, who was to be played by an inexperienced tenor of no reputation. The com- poser insisted on a personal audi- tion. So the young Enrico Caruso arrived and sang the famous aria, "Che gelida manina." Puccini is supposed to have said: "Who sent you to me — God?" Since then, many tenors have re-created the passionate, jealous ITAUAN MBOTTHStANBAN TiWtWS BBST KEW S poet and his doomed love for the DISCOVER SPRINGTIME ALL YEAR LONG IN OUR beautiful Mimi. And area audiences i ELEGANT GREENHOUSE SPECIAUZING IN BUSINESS LUNCHES, can refresh their memories or expe- rience for the first time an opera i PARTIES AND SPECIAL OCCASIONS SEATING UP TO 70 considered by many to be Puccini s i NOW OPEN OUR EUROPEAN OUTDOOR CAFE finest score when the Boheme Society presents the beloved opera I uiKn Mun In I I >O in J I/O Credit Cardt Welcomt [)inivr Sun rhur 1 Ik) to I Id) Oct. 7 at 3 p.m. in the main The Paul Winter Consort comes to Trenton's War Memorial i Handle apprd Accessible i h. Sai 4 HI 1:00 auditorium of Trenton Central High Auditorium Oct. 5 at 8 p.m. when Mr. Winter presents his • RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED • School. distinctive "earth music, "a mix of jazz and classical music combined i Rattd •• N J Monthly (1989) (609) 695-0155 In the famous tenor role is An- with the sounds of wolves, whales and eagles. Tickets range from UWI SO CLINTON AVi;, TRENTON. NJ. (609) 695-0159 Umio Perei Adam*, who has ap- Jill to $20. For further information: (609) 452-2112. peared in concert with Placido l)omiago and Victoria de los An Jency Symphony Orchestra will (\-t. 4; Red Hank on Oct. V at the gelcs. Other stars include soprano mark the occasion with several of War Memorial Auditorium in Ircn Virginia Piqucttr as Mimi; baritone Ins works, two of which will grace ton on Oct. 6atHp m . and in Mark Garguilo as the painter. the season opener Get ft in Tren- Newark (Xl 7. hot ticket mtor Marcello; havi Steven Frederick* as ton's War Memorial Auditorium mation: (2()l) 624 S20.1 or (SWi SUN. THRU WED. EVES I THU1L, FRI., SAT. EVE the philosopher. Col line, and I Hoth offerings, the /Tun/.S'vm- ALUiORO. I baritone Th*dd Shirry as the mu phony —• called hy Kous\cvit\k) sician. Schaunard the greatest American symphony. Earth Music Aside from it* Man, she produc- It goes from the heart to ihe heart" ALL tion will incorporate considerable — and h'anfatv UVIIK Common \m and classical music will nut local talent Its chorus is drawn Man spring Irom Copland's dc with the sounds of wolves, whales mainly from the Greater Trenton cttion during the ' Vh to iJcf> the ind eagles when the Paul Winter *9.95 Choral Society, its children's thorn* Contort comes to I rcnton s War YOU public's general distaste tor new fresh Maine comprises youngsters from middle music hy *ecking to write in a more Memorial Auditorium (Kt S at X achoult in Mercer and Bucks conn accessible style p m Mr Wmtfr's divtinctivc, otlcn tic* Super* and technical crew arr eipcrimental "earth muw " is trv CAN EAT Copland's giul was to each ,i qurntly coupled with environmental culled from the society's ()pcr» *uk audience without ihci LOBSTER Apprenticeship IViguf?). which M cause» In lhi» taw. the cofKcrt is * H?i:l»Q NIGHT his music He undoubted!) lumluiver for the American I une •8.95 tract* high tthoo! students ln>m (he tirst part, whether he i „._ Asvmalionot Mid NJ MONiMMOt'iTr NK.IIT \ Trenton. Hamilton ami West Wind the second part is still hcing mooted tor ftauuburo high KhooK 7.95 8 oz. SIRLOIN & tiy theorists m the lace o| Tickets ttnpc tr»m $11 in $.*!' TVK: HUH AN Sll,m 17 QC All Ihn plus a \2 picv c of enthusiastic lisirtien 2 chcum, »ill h( urulri trtc hjlon ol WMMTAUAN NK.HT SHRIMP SCAMPI ArtiiiK Dimtxr J«*pi« l*u<(i*rii. ITK* cKKcri, whu h »ii! ^IM* lea Coffcchoujic Concert 8.95 who in a test sf«m w jr\ hn lure I Hot alt * ( clltt ( \HH cito ss ith kl myth t • " raf*»d rid ptMik**, tif ( r'liul Sr» gUftl soloist I ynfi M«rrrll. lollovn rilut, ali« MarutnlUnl still [*r^ <•• Jw*ry emn and nrw pt m* i*ri the heels ot the «w^rKtti4% an c\ ktlK, tnu of mifiru) MH) tsttttt anriuat lumlfatsing ^alj t tititirtS | :ngs ai the Minr I rfctui in Ihr l'*ik the tun *rr $1* il,' Uv iiiHkntt CxfTrfhouH". Nfilum «nil ilinu-i vtill tv ItcM (Vi t it i' p m t \'> 1 ' " v% Atirt HJVIJ rf(ium»iv »- Us i-flrn rurtmf prtdwrnime rtsk i •«. ftMl O#P ETAL. John McPhee Reads From His New Book 'Looking for a Ship* * Festivals Far and Wide • Walking Tours of Historic Flemington Dramatizing the Bill of Rights in Millburn OLK arts and ethnic event, will feature 275 professional Horse and Buggy Days diversity will be craftspeople and fine artists, juried celebrated at three from more than 850 applicants. Three days of competition involv- area festivals, starting Among the crafts on display and ing the most skilled with the first inhabi- for sale will be clothing; raku, horse-and-carriage drivers in the tantFs of our country. The 7th An- porcelain and stoneware pottery; nation will begin Sept. 28, sponsor- nual Juried American Indian Arts gold and silver jewelry; creative ed by the Gladstone Equestrian As- Festival will feature more than 100 sculpture, watercolors, oils and sociation. American Indian fine artists and etchings; leather; stained glass; Friday's competition will include entertainers representing over 40 wood carving; and furniture. A Presentation and Dressage, otfcnrm tribes. large variety of foods will also be formal elegance, style and accuracy Performing artists will include available. in brass-lanterned carriages, formal traditional dancers, singer, musi- The crafts festival will take place silks and top hats. A display by cians and storytellers. Visitors can at the Flemington Fairgrounds, representatives of the King's Troop. see Kachina dolls carved, bows and Route 31. Flemington. Oct. 6 and Royal Horse Artillery will be avail- arrows crafted and wcavings skil- 7, 10a.m. to6p.m. Admission is able. A black-tie fundraiser will be- lfully designed. All artwork is for $4 for adults; children under 12 held Friday night and a display of sale. Also available will be fine enter free. Parking for the festival, dazzling jewelry from Christies will jewelry, bone carvings, scrimshaw, which will take place rain or shine, be available. beadwork, paintings and feath- is free. For more information, call On Saturday, the rugged mara- er-painting. Other attractions will 201-782-2413. thon pits rider and horse against the be Indian food, archery and corn terrain. Sunday, an international pounding. Historic Flemington tent-pegging competition will fea- The festival will take place at the ture the King's Troop, Royal Horse In addition to hosting a crafts Rankokous Indian Reservation, Artillery, the Equestrian Federation festival, Flemington, the Hunt- Westampton Township. Burlington Author John McPhee of Princeton will present a reading of of India and the First Troop, Phila- erdon's historic county seal, has County, Oct. 6, 7 and 8. Hours are delphia City Cavalry. A coaching selections from his new book Looking for a Ship Oct. 2 in McCosh many stately 19th-century homes // a.m. toSp.m.. Admission is 56 exhibition and string band will 50, Princeton University: (609) 258-4719. and public buildings. The Museum for adults, and S3 for seniors and round out the weekend on Sunday Awociation of Hunterdon County children ages 5 to 12; tickets are now gives every day-tnppcr a The Gladstone Driving Event will, available at the gate. For more and its roll in the community. This the end of the show For more take place at Hamilton Farm. Glad- year the art exhibitioin w ill be glimpse inside the mansions with its information, call 609-261-4747. information, call 201-735-8415 stone, Sept. 28 through 30. Ac- located on Patcrson Street, between Walking Tour of HUtoric Flem- Exhibitors from nine state-, will tivities will begin at 9am on The Ancient Order of Hibernian* Neilson Street and Elm Row. ington. will hold its 1990 Iruh Muiic Fe.ti- offer a variety of country and formal Friday and Sunday and at 8 a.m. on The festival is slated for Ocl 7, val, featuring a special guest ap- furniture, paintings, tolk art. ten- Satrvday. Entry cost is S15 per car. rain date Oct. 14 For more infor- Visitors will be welcomed into 14 pearance by radio personality tiles and accessories at the third which includes the Gladstone pn> mation, call 2OI-545-H8H homes and public buildings Signed Geraldine McSorley. Activities for anniversary l.awrenceville Mercer Tiffany windows of the Presby- gram. Ftxxl and beverages w ill be the entire family include bagpipe County Fill Antiques Show. lenan Church, the private lamily available all three days For more groups, Irish singers and dancers, Antiques and Crafts The s/wm is set for Oct t>. / / chapel of Foram Mansion and the information, call 201-234-0151 ethnic food and more. A fine array ot antiques will till am to 7pm and (kt 7, /1 ,i in defendant's chair ot [he ill tated The festival u ill uke place (kt the gallery space al the Hunterdon (ci 5p.m.at the Sew Jersey National Bruno Hauptmann in the Lindbergh Ahoy, McPhee 7. 11 3 m (i) Hp m . jf 241V Ku\er Art Center tor its 15th annual tall Guard Annon, 151 Iggert Caus- trial arc among the hidden secrets John McPhee, writer tor the Ne» Road, Hamilton Tickets, available antiques show and sale The selec- ing Road, La\nvnccvillc One hall wailing in Remington Yorker magazine, author ol ^i in advance, are S5 fur adults and S2 lion of antiques and collectibles »ill of the show's total admissions HI// The *alkinj! lour n scheduled U>r txx>ks and Ferns Prulessor o tor children under 12 At the i/oor, range from primitives to fie diynated to pn>gmms sen ing Sept. 2*>. It) am to < p m Tickets Journalism at Princeton I III\CIMI\ the ant is $7 lor adults and $.1 for tum-of-lhc century pieces won>en and children in crisis in are SlOpcr pers,w. jijil.ibk will present » reading of selection- children Five parking MI// be.IUII The i/h)w vrill take pUce Sept 2v Mercer Counts Adnuwittn n S5. thamgh the Humknhw Counl\ Cuf from hi* new work about the M-.I able for more tnloniution. call and M) at the Hunicrdon An C enter. refreshments will he auulaNe ami tumland Heritage (\Hiimissixm. Looking (or * Ship. 7 Center St . Clinton Admission i» parking is free 2t)l-7SH 12S6. the Clinton Stu In the course ol his nxnlKtmn The 17th Annual Nrw Itruiuwiik $3 MK children under 12 enter tnx The I Umington Crafu Irrtival, *eum. 2OI-71S 4101. and jllntcm Oktoiwrfn) VMII |I\UI on InlR Jits Thive dour prizes HI// be <}llcn\l at New Jersey'» l*rgc»l juried trait* bet museums (Snl.TAI I'J.;- • ^COUPON* 4 I *;*.-• A.r CM liller-^lbpia Designers -£ri.a< Nl KU: «-"»21-0777 SAVE EIGHT DOLLARS Antique Importers while dining with a friend i 1 1w Good Mondtyt 4 T B IB KrMumtHin SprriiilUlt *** »*m w«n tny oth«f promotion y Qu>lil< lumivhlnfi |W Himw-, (MTHT, Huardr -.!, •; .'.-•; , ih-,- cf I/H* i,!(j,T«I imrrtfiwv* .>(t i/s~ /jvf 1 iuil rtirnilurc keslotatiKii • Mrtul I'nIUhing • (link & I amp Krpuir COOD-TIME CHARLEYS I 1 • t -- • . .- ! ^i., 1 > r .1*1 ' » * i (• - •, : A- * • •• . .-.-•••., * " - .--:,„. i - , - . 4 M , . t * ... ! - . i H. ,1- VI,- ,1. t ( y . <».'•-. ' • r. . » ' •- 1- -. ! - - ; , t!.., > p' t 1' f ' - * .. i. M..' ,. r. :_ , ,,-,. 4 Si , \ . < . 1 . ».=•,.. • »-.-.-: 4 !i , . . . A -;•,--. 4 . • .- • . . » ' - . r 4 ^ BROTHER '....-»... ,.r- . 4 ' — . ' .:.:-. 4 •' • . . ' ' / CKARLEY S UNCLE 1.41 ttrr 1 HIM li.'4&*4»»AX Jt* -«' «": > --.*-«• r ,V. \ jtM tiMI Qtt Making Do With Less With the New Jersey State Council on the Arts presenting a lean budget, local arts organizations are confronted with tough choices over how to go on BY WENDY PLUMP URINCi the V\ Jersey Stale Council on ;ik- Arts grants -nee ing Sept. Is. artists listened to an hour or soot prepatory schmaltz ahoui the difficulty oi awarding funds in such a fiscal year. Council | Dmembers quoted philosophers and summonci images of Ellis Island and its attendant dreams before a nervous audience of artists. many of whom had already begun their 1990-91 seasons. The atmosphere was llu-.li with dread and impatience. Now that the grants have passed through the fog of rumour dividing hope from reality. | the state's arts community is taking stock Performances have been cancelled, ticket prices raised and plans lor expansion all but abandoned by most arts groups across the state. TIME OFF JOOI LEVINSON BAOAKHSH While the current season has suffered -- ml From left, Andre Robinson, Rick Kahn and other members of the Crossroads Theatre Company staff listen on as the State Council some cases gravely — managers seem more of the Arts held its Sept. 18 meeting to announce its budget for the state's arts groups. concerned about the future of culture in New ART CENTERS: A Forecast for Lean Times At McCarter Theatre and other like facilities presenting a variety of art, anticipating cuts in arts funding from the Arts Council insured their seasons N planning internally lor its I'M) season, McCarter Plans lo do more workshopping have been dropped Plans to rhejtre managers overestimated their state lounul extend rehearsal periods have been dropped And a new pilot grants t>> only. $40,(XX). j fraction ol Ihe center's project lor artistic literacy among students "So new ii S4 5 million budge!. Consequently. McCarter'» au hasn't been named yet." said Mr. Hcrochik. is in |cop.mh dience-v won't see a slued of evidence imitagc thai ihc this year Iarts sullercd severe cuts umki the Motto Administration v Other local mulli discipline organizations like the \n» firvi lisial >rar MiCaMel's lotal couihil gfan! was Council ul Prmcelon and Artwork* of Princeton and lrcnt.»i SVdl.llil). i|.rAn Imm Sm»»,'«*> Usi \ra( are relatively unimpaired The Arts Council ol Ptnueiim I7tc (>U\<< Sicnj^vtii' *iih .utors Shirk*) Knight an.! didn't ask lor state money this year, \tui l; l-.tnwivr Ihtrttit Mjtv > c\\. hri ww \itw..»l« .lid r. •• frifisc anv stale |ur*!>iij; Ust >rjj 'It't trail) Ifm a (*i)n •, ..| ,Hir* In krvp tlur (un»l»*iiiM,- ••- um-itiK-d imiimc j»Hti.»n .'I llw bitJgf! un \mt\\ IT J. ihr funding . ••nimunitv ; ifl , hanfr .(Witf ,-a«»ls »» it I141 . -.- p»« if4i .ill Mi V,..SI Ihc ,'f. »rai ••!.! ,^j.-»n..-ati.••.-'». *n .^VU-MIJ •-.-: !t-,t .1 \ 'vi . , Si.(IS- H'll.,-Jl( ,-» ,.,-,„ .,( ,f,i( ,. ,,,_„„ ,-j1,,l.,l.!i,,.,,ii, .j irrt aivt .«!•»-; |it..£:4it> hjii-i-. Sort* ,.f th." ••--<* ;>t..t:!4illl \rt«..fl i ',*| ».,-(!, mt.-i^li... r-v siirl Ihis 4.41 -ti4» !i,< tilj-j*!! 4|.,-, aJi .,.wl,. .Jv!,- , • •• • JoKn uutn| ihr e'»"t w* > '.4..1M, v,f.,. it,,, ,.v ,.,,...,., ll( ,Ulul i... , Jf.fU »n.| l4j»-t .| ail,.!, IlJM ,iII5a,rt,| .,,,,.ianl !hf,--.ijh i!. i t•• *. nil n> In (vianrnoj: *, ,..,,( !»j>; j |,.,k jS ,,v ^ f „ ^ ,, ] ,... > •MM Mill ill W cl| lirhin.1 :K »h.4» *-: ,in an,| , in , ,,(,,., .Jlr) ^() ^t. s, 1. mi 4o I*! *! t t»-»n TIMI O«» There will definitely be layoffs in THEATER: both administration and production. Executive Producer Angelo Del One Step Rossi said last week. Reduced Rewriting the Script productions for senior citizens, the Continued from Preceding Page) blind, the hearing-impaired and "We're lucky that we had Mozart With Arts Council outlays cut by half, Crossroads Theatre other special-interest groups may be this year, because that's proven a and Paper Mill Playhouse make significant alterations dropped this year. Student programs real audience draw," Ms. Van- like Paper Mill's Musical Theater derpool said. "People are also com- Project may be dropped. Com- ing in because of (pianist) Robert NLY 10 arts groups missions, play developments and Taub. We're lucky to have a very were awarded the new work along these lines have appealing program. We'd like to state council's cov- been postponed. take some credit for choosing it, but eted Major Impact No cancellations are planned at designation this it's also a lot of good luck — it this point, and the theater will happens to be the bicentennial." yearO. Three of them had grant instead try to make up the loss budgets cut by 50 percent. Two of through fundraising. But that pres- them were theater groups: ents more problems for Paper Mill, What could suffer is the sym- Crossroads Theatre Company of which recently completed a capital phony's planned concert with New Brunswick and Paper Mill campaign and is unlikely to get Princeton High School students. It's Playhouse of Millbum, two of New more money from the same big not built into the original $143,000 Jersey's premiere theaters. donors, Mr. Del Rossi said. budget. And while the symphony Crossroads suffered a $302,000 "I just hope this doesn't happen has applied for foundation grants drop in funding, a blow to the total to us in the future because I don't specifically for this concert, it will $1.7 million budget. Principals think the arts community in the state not be done unless the proposal Rick Kahn and Andre Robinson can survive another year like this." finds a benefactor. puzzled over the reasons for the George Street Theatre will open heavy cut even as they dismantled the first of seven productions next Princeton Pro Musica cancelled portions of their season. month under the cloud of the state their fourth program months ago The Talented Tenth, the original council's contingency fund, which because it did not anticipate receiv- opening show, had been postponed provided monies to those groups ing any grant money at all, said earlier this year until next season that normally wouldn't have gotten Music Director Frances Slade. The because of the funding climate. It any funding this year. George Street group did receive a grant, however, will open Crossroads' inaugural received a $118,927 contingency its first in about five years. Nor- season in its new Livingston Av- grant. mally Pro Musica gets money from enue theater. The theater has lopped a week off the Mercer County Cultural & There were also plans to com- of each production, a total savings Heritage Commission. This year it mission new works from writers and of seven weeks in salaries and got $3,300 from the state council composers, all of which are in advertising costs There may be some internal changes to ad- jeopardy now, said Mr Kahn. An The season includes a TIME OFF PATTI SAPONE ministration and production, and extra benefit performance or two three-concert series of major choral Principals Rick Kahn, left, and Andre Robinson of Crossroads job posts that are vacated will might be included in the season. works by Handel. Bach and Weber, Theatre Company, which has cancelled the original opening probably not be filled, said Pnxluc- such as the production the company each with an orchestra The Wchcr will perform next spring at the State show for the season, The Talented Tenth. ing Artistic Director Gregory Hurst piece, "l)cr Freischut/," will he Theater in New Brunswick The With the cuts in mind, thejter changes in one or two of the shows and their employees have catapulted performed with the New York specific pla> has not yet been an- managers chose smaller cast pl.ivs this year, so I'm not needed to the theater to its position while Opera Orchestra here ami .it nounced — all under su characters direct them, he said "Because as governmental administrations come Carnegie Hall Mr Kahn added that the com- of (last week). I'm going to have to and go "We want to be loyal to At The l-rankhn Villagers Ham be mainly concerned with fundraiv pany may explore ways to •"con- those who have supported us," Mr Theatre, ticket prices have gone up The fourth program was to tv ,i | ing " Mr Kahn said he could not from $1 to S4 depending on thv dense" its season so that it finishes Kahn said Youth l*ro Musica feature, a p earlier, enabling the group to save be specific about such changes be- production The theater applied tor Like Crossroads, the Paper Mill gram started last year to enhance the j money and better prepare (or the cause the company is still cement- money frt>m the state council tins Playhouse is still trying to maneuver performance talents of area lii^h relocation ing its strategics year, but did rn>t receive a grant around us 50 percent cut LaM year, s-chool students In light ol the There will be no cancelled shows Yet bevaust it did m>t anticipate But the most concrete example ol the Playhouse got SI 6 million Irom grant, Pro Musica will probably uiid adjustments lorccd b> the nits will •I Ctms.ro*ds. however, and no one, *aid Attivhc Managing Ditcv the state, this year it received a fourth performance but it will be the changes in Mr Kahn's employee layoffs Mr Kahn and $800,000 for (he total $10 x million tor Mart Hopkins, the season will likely be an a cappella program • schedule "There might he son* Mr Robinwm said thfir audiences budget not be heavily a! lev ted • MUSEUMS: Grants With a Caveat Attached At Rutgers' Zimmerli Museum and the Art Museum at Princeton University, special conditions attached to funding grants are a source or frustration til «n tnul^ri t uK tmtulK vffiwil to *flcit nuUW b> their *»callnl cixtlingriky p*M. t ulcgi t"he [«it luttrsit rthihiih ; "*f ha.r h*I !•• tt.U* ( :-.sr l-..,|j« iv> «:,• ilv nr(nf«»t'Ct-m%u u»lr« *h*i.h ihr »it» II«R >1 is »il!m( !.• |>%Y shrm mwi K«jjrffi /imftwdi minrmn «.ill tr.imJitn iti .wsfvrst i h»5 K*,! » \?r, n-iih.-t! tr-l-.t. (i.m in t:a;r f.<-vt V. { .!,.|n 1 .;l Ka.1 • •< iifW ,*. Ihf fnnrr t ••- irrn I U tlMt O#f Princeton, is preparing to make her debut based on actual people and events, have been with the same play that helped to establish her recognized as first-rate docu-dramas that are as both a world-renowned director and play- at least somewhat "political." Ms. Mann, wright. however, balks at such labels, saying that "I think Tennessee was our greatest those afraid that she has a political or feminist| American poet for the stage, and he in- agenda in mind should put those fears to rest. fluenced me I would say more than any other "I hate labels, and I think (labeling) often writer in America," she said during an says more about the people labeling than the interview with TIME OFF. "So for me person being labeled," Ms. Mann said. (Menagerie) is a great springboard to bring "Feminism simply is a form of humanism into context the rest of the season and what that says that men and women may be I'm going to be doing (at McCarter)." different, but they're equal." Looking at Ms. Mann's resume, and con- As for politics, they've been deeply rooted | sidering the cast she has already assembled in theater from the start. "When the Greeks for Menagerie, it appears Ms. Mann will be put on their tragedy every year, they were "doing'' quite a bit for a theater that saw its trying to put into story form and mythic form I subscription and attendance rates decline in those issues that were of utmost importance the last few years. Menagerie's cast includes to the polls, the community. And you could Shirley Knight, a Tony award-winning stage say that was the earliest form of political actress, as Amanda, and Mary-Louise Parker theater," Ms. Mann said. and Timothy Hutton, the leads in the Broad- To dismiss Ms. Mann's works as merely way hit Prelude to a Kiss, as Amanda's political would be a mistake. In fact, they arel children, Tom and Laura. reminiscent of the whole of Greek theater in An even longer list of "celebrities" for which "the chorus" speaks as one objective subsequent productions is expected, Ms. voice, a voice that encompasses all view Mann said, adding that announcements will points. In Ms. Mann's Still Life, a play be made once the final contracts have been loosely based on the effects of the Vietnam signed. But recruiting the big names is not a War on one man, his wife and his mistress, shallow ploy to fill theater seats, she said. It's all three characters face the audience, as if in | part of a plan to reestablish theater as an a courtroom, each delivering his or her integral part of the community. version of events. In Execution of Justice, an actual "People say all these stars are coming." courtroom is the focus of the play, which is Ms. Mann said, beaming. "Well, they're not based on the trial of Dan White, the former just stars. They may be very well known. San Francisco district supervisor who shot And why are they well known' Because and killed Mayor George Mosconc and city they're awfully good .... So why should we supervisor Harvey Milk for trying to oust hinj deny ourselves the pleasure of seeing from office brilliance on the stage?" The audience is not only given actual Brilliant may be just the until in describe testimony from the trial but the "unheard' Ms. Mann hersclt. who. at 3S, has too many viewpoints of San Francisco residents accolades in count. Aside from directing at gays and right-wing conservatives alike many of the major theaters in the country . whom Ms. Mann herself interviewed diirmi_'| including the Guthne in Minneapolis ami the the time of the trial "As you can sec. I Brooklyn Academy ol MUSK, she is the to all voices." Ms Mann said author of three highly acclaimed, In turn, she tries to appeal to people *>t .ill award-winning plays Anmil.t. Still I ;/c and walks of life And because the Princeton Execution ol Justice area, made upol rural, suburban and urban Taking the postal MiX'arlet gives Ms elements, is a veritable melting pot. Ms Mann a change, lor the tirst ume in her Mann said her goals arc right on the money circcr. to produce .1 consistent Ixniy ol work atone location And according to Mark "I want the reflection of what's on Ihe Lamos, a friend of Ms Mann and artistic Mage to be what we're really about as pc director of the Harttord Stage Company. it's of this pUncl, " she explained "And 1 want! a gokien opportunity the audience to reflect what's on the stage, "He *aid, The nxul wonderful thing about which neamit's varied, too " being an artistic director n you uc doing But with the media irvdustry oKenng everj what you l«l you ht\c to he doing a» an thing from MTV to pay pet view movies, art i*l.' "Mi Mann van) " You re putting how do you get them to the theater' Ms Mann'* in\wrr. quite limply. it to get the nut up cm the tttfe what you need t» we done zj word out "I would tay when they get to Emily Mann, the new arttatic director of McCarter Theatre in Princeton, ha* rhoacn Then you havt a rtal good venw of who you are at ait ertttt ' " umfcntand the full extent of who'i coming t Tennewee William*' 77w GIMM Mensgrrir to kick off MrCartrr'i wuun in thii theatcf — and they are household n»m<^ January. *» well ai great artuti if they want to he where it'i happening, they'll be here," M» Mann takl New Era at McCarter Theatre She'i hoping thai younger audience*, who* attendance ncvduli in ana theaten 1 woefully kn*. will go ftw the young. "* Emily Mann, the new BY KK HAXD SHI:A Of c*wiw, bring a good artitt rntailt talented" and popular acton lined up f<» th •ttncttai an aadtrarc Mi M«io »»t.l thai teaano "You're gonna we mmnf the ITtlK Trnnemiee evra d tttc fJ«)» Mkmutf fV in*F t h*nf<" 90s with a plan bound a.**,»*****«***•». wtmv*»n. Mum pf* A TASTE OF JAPAN BMNG FAMILY AND FRIENDS BRISTOL RIVERSIDE THEATRE announced, March 20 to April 7 will close the Radcliffe and Market Streets season. FREE MEAL i Bristol, Pa. DOUGLASS COLLEGE Coupon Good for One Free Dinner j 215-788-7827 See Lenn Theater Habachi or Lunch with a Party of Six The fourth season at Bristol Riverside will EDISON VALLEY PLAYHOUSE Tables Exp. 10-31-90 I open with the musical Irma La Douce, free meal equal to least expensive dinner I through Oct. 14. Following will be J.B. by 2196 Oak Tree Rd., Edison L______J Archibald McLeish, based on the biblical 201-755-4654 (609) 587-5454 story of Job, Oct. 30 through Nov. 18. The This season, the playhouse will be home of world premiere of a new murder mystery. the ParUh Players. Productions on the sched- 3690 Quakerbridge Rd. • Hamilton Twp. NJ Murder in a Nutshell, will run Jan. 29 ule are: Dimetuia, a world premiere sci- 2 miles from Rt. #1 on Rt. 533 South through Feb. 17. The Lion in Winter is ence-fiction comedy, Oct. 12 through Nov. scheduled for March 5 through 24, and 3; The Dining Room, Nov. 30 to Dec. 22; completing the season, April 16 through May Breaker Morant, a drama set in Australia of 5, will be a play to be announced. 1902, Feb. 1 through 23; and a production to The theater is wheelchair-accessible. be announced, March 22 through April 13. Subscriptions arc available. All shows will run Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. and Sundays at 7:30 p.m. Crickefs BUCKS COUNTY COMM. COLLEGE FORUM THEATRE GROUP Swamp Road, Newtown, Pa. 314 Main St., Metuchen 215-968-8186 201-548-0582 The National Theatre of the Deaf will visit The 1990-91 season will begin with Bucks County with One More Spring, a Carnival, Oct. 12 through Nov. 4. Following detailed account how one unlikely collection will be She Loves Me, Dec. 7 through 30; of characters survives the Great Depression Wrinkles, a world premiere comedy, Jan. 25 DAILY DINNER SPECIALS by living off the land ...in Central Park. The through Feb. 17; The Immigrant, a New performance is slated fur Jan. 30. 8 p.m. Jersey premiere play, March 22 through April BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE 14, and a play to be selected. May 17 through June *>. Season subscriptions are available. "10CATID IN THE HEART OF CHAMBERSBURG" 70 S. Main St., New Hope, Pa. 215-862-2041 FRANKLIN VILLAGERS \ 609-396-4188 The musical Oklahoma is running through BARN THEATRE Oct. 14, followed by Mr and My Girl, CIRCLE PLAYERS The Villagers 30th anniversary season will 41h Viftoru Ave.. i'licatawav begin with A Walk in the Woods, (K't 5 to 201-y(i8-755S ?X The rest ot the >.i\-p|j> •>ea>.«m vull consist of 42nd Siren, No\ Id to IVc .'(). Kicking oil the season is I ight Up the Skv. on stage through Sept ''< The rest ol the A Streetcar Named Dr»ire, J.m IS to 1 eh •nheilule brings A Funm Thing Happened on 10. Sugar llabin, I cb 22 March 24, The tlw Wa» to the turum. No\ i> lluouyli IVc IU»« Nrxt Door, \pril I- In Mas 1. and Hig 2. A Walk in the Woods, Jan 4 thtouyh > Kivrr, Mav 24 to June '(' Irw Subject Was R.w». Mauh ! thii'iit'h .'l .S7»>« rimi-\ .in- V. HI i' in oil hhl.n'. ,uul ami A Murdrr U Annoumrd. \}Mii ?<•• SJWHIJW. ' "'OH Su/iii.it > M J *') /' in !<>i through Mav IK Vuih/.lV fll.lll/k\> ScillKI ilfl/VH JIlJ •'lluh'lll (uit.iin I* S '(*;> (i! . lihl,iw .mi/ \.ii{ml.i\ tU\ll thi.rt', HI,iv N' putih.l'-fil .11 Uh- Itil ?*• Ct'im >.u;/ TXn/rt Orjon Sonrfy prnnttt i nt tin' i'lh /inn/ l\-!:'!C thi- /\ Ili'llll llhi- .11 fn/i/s i (/ 1'nuv A POPS THl ATRi; ORGAN CONCERT | iub\ifiptii'ii\ .in- jijitiWi' (..luring |l I AM I POINCTON Cl ARKSHURG INN (•i'.OK(.l. SIKI I Tl'l AYHOl SI *tm.U> '•-}4r*r,br? Vial }(I) p m •Jllw!i^^!"H Air Nrw Hfi;lti\*w> Ti, kr«» *••!>. 7 (l>. MV. 1(1) Kimlr V4, ( ijrUi-ur* HK' ( i.llkshilli' Itill II) *I^M K. Mfl.ill Aith !!i. In C orurrt: 1111. I'Al t W1NT1 K CONSORT South Surer 1'i.iMlN vk ill puwnt thuv |>!n • tfi.Ut i » ' !*i '. at «Uip m |,4 ,|s |'Wi| iilt.ru t thv.llt! MM-.11 II,,- I'lllli M I'l I,'." * IIIMIll- |.|JI .111.1 JI1 Tk Vtt« *.*>' il' t* (I> ! I III MIHUHI .J ll.r tU.lrrviltri. S-, I'. ! IX! Hli //!-• i **»,##v MI ItKii«« * l*tvi!in-i Ti-fcrt. *\.\<%\ }ttU Illl) JO(I I fh 1 \,xiVi •».! I ,ii. I rh I," iii MiiJi V ItVgtftfIg I *|*!*c*4«i M*t>, St^vh I," fit M nil (.RfATiR THI-.vrtlN SYMFlfONY OMCItESTUA afkl Migh MM Ma«»#. Vp?il '> \hs>^ifb ,'t dull Hq^-toltCT.•«**** tea An0r*Mk»«<4'«Kut> Ihr I* *f«) »W Aflhjn Amfiiun ttmjtfj mil ntvn IU tcxum «i!h IK. Kl AN ((HI K.I Ot M « Jl KM V m thru i»ilifW >t*rt, 1W.I •» ti< N*n il \ 'n>.m. ,'i>l •»«" ,' It' V««»W«. A M«nl> (•*•• Munol I .W. *ith mutn 4 y* ttMIOtf Somerset Art AssocMtonk (Continued from Preceding Page) The Shanghai Acrobats and Warriors will OUTDOOR Tony-award nominee, on Nov. 8 to 10 and 16 take the stage Oct. 7, 3 p.m. Following will ART SHOW to 17. Equu» is scheduled for Feb. 28, March be: Rodgers and Hammerstein's Oklahoma!, 1, 2, 8 and 9. The spring production, to be Feb. 9, 8 p.m.; Mummenschanz, the Swiss SUNDW September 30 RamcMa: October 7 announced, is scheduled for Mary 2, 3 and 4. mime group, Feb. 10, 3 p.m.; The Irving T*vE:12-6|xm. Berlin Century, featuring Earl Rose and his Baj=mLLSF»«3fOUNDS.F9a202 RUTGERS UNIVERSITY orchestra, singers and dancers, Feb. 16, 8 DONATIONS WELCOME On the main stage at the Philip J. levin p.m.; The Sound of Music, March 23, 8 Theater will be The Foreigner, Oct. 25 p.m.; and comedian Mark Russell, April 5, 8 through Nov. 11; The Crucible, Nov. 27p.m. through Dec. 9; The Misanthrope, Feb. 7 through 24; and a play to be announced, April 11 through 28. THEATRE GUILD OF N.J. The Off-Main Series will feature a world 609-586-1774 .WA-MOZART 1756-1791 premiere of History of a Somnambulist, Oct. Mobile, the touring arm of the Theatre 9 through 14, at the Levin; Bent, Nov. 13 Guild of New Jersey, will appear in its through 18 in the Livingston Theater; Look- production of The Park Bench at Monroe ing Glass, the story of the mysterious bond Village, Jamesburg, Oct. 7; Meadow Lakes between Lewis Carroll and the child that Retirement Community, Hightstown, Oct. inspired Alice in Wonderland, Feb. 26 THE CHAMBER SYMPHONY 17; Wood River Village, Bensalem, Pa., Oct. through March, in the Livingston Theater; 21; and Trinity Cathedral, Trenton,,Nov. 4. and The Torrents of Spring, based on OF PRINCETON The production includes works by play- Turgenev's story, March 12 through 17. wrights Thornton Wilder, Neil Simon, Jean Toddie and Trade Stone and is available to STATE THEATRE Mark Laycock, Music Director PTAs, churches, retirement communities and 19 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick social or business clubs. For details call 201-246-7469 609-924-8439. The 1990-1991 Subscription Season A CELEBRATION OF MOZART Marking 200 Years Since The Death of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Join us for our five-concert Subscription Season beginning October 1990. Every concert will feature the piano artistry of Robert Taub! For further information, contact The Chamber Symphony at (609) 497-0020 Sponsored by N T CaMmsy **••*•********•***•**••*• JOIN US ON STAGE! At George Street Playhouse Register now for theatre classes taught by professional actors, directors and playwrights. (Quart ran(Xtobc r 20 lo DccmnlMf 10) CREATIVE DRAMATICS FOR CHILDREN Am 5-7 Satanhy. !'> I • • m- Afctll 11 Saturday. llWimlJWpu TEEN ACTING WOMCSHOT I2 Ift T» • •> I p* TH» N#%> Jen*? Ont*f Dutc* ( o4U«tivr of Sonwrviltr «i •« (UnUlt INTmOOUCTION TO ACTWC V.IUy CaoMBWiittr Colltf* May in, Mmiay.ft »• I5|tm BUCKS COUNH COMMUNITY' 14, * p m . l%» H. II « m . » r-m dOd » SCENE STUDY p m ukliVt Ift. Jprn »r«l 6 p m UftU* T !l» jkvkr Tt>r«(rr ml P»«i • til hf prrwMfti April .Vii I p n INT*OIHKTION TO PUAYWHITINC Tl>« p*«(otm»Bt* •(•!*• mill (JtfltB! t*«Kt«tifef f* **<«•* tm***. iiM I." I (.AIIIHN STATli ftAUIfT p m ml m M«lk MM* Mai do Mm** I«.. ,*0| ft,11 «,'(,• U< S>, % p m AM \U~>» l.mm.** The Hearth is Where the Heart Is Front Man Rob Erbeau, owner of the Pipersville, Pa., nightclub, for New Wave is living a dream as he attracts the big names in rock Randy Ellis of City Gardens BY PATRICK MONAGHAN BY PATRICK MONAGHAN OB Erbeau knew nothing about promot- T hasn't been too many ing concerts. So it may years since Randy Ellis have come as a surprise could be seen walking the to some when he quaint streets of Cranbury, anRd his wife, Leslee. purchased a delivering mail and offering Pipersville, Pa., bar late in 1986 aI friendly hello to patrons as he with the intention of providing live made his rounds for the United 12th Season music by nationally known acts. States Postal Service. A Camden native. Mr. Erbeau It was a steady job with steady pay, and he didn't have to worry said he "always wanted to be in- Frances F. Slade volved somehow in music," but about what he was going to wear to until the Hearth opened its doors in work in the morning. But when the Music Director June 1987, his dream had always sun went down and the last letter eluded him. Now, in just a little had been delivered, Randy Ellis over three years, it's all coming shed his postal blues and headed for Oct. 28, 1990 true. City Gardens, where as Randy "Now" he provided music from the 3 pm In recent months, the Hearth has best of the new wave. hosted Dave Mason, Richie Randy Ellis hasn't delivered a Havens, Jesse Colin Young, John George F. Handel Sebastian, Kenny Rankin and Leon letter for some time, but as one of Russell. The Hearth's fall lineup the founders of Other Side Produc- Elizabeth Dabney, Soprano tions, he continues to deliver New will include San Francisco key- Maria Jette, Soprano York-caliber rock acts to the heart boardist and longtime Grateful Allan Fast, Counttrttnor Dead collaborator Meryl Saunders of central New Jersey. If anyone is searching for a reason why City David Honore, Ttnor (sec related story in the In Concert riMt OFF PATRICK MONAOHAN sectioa of TIME OFF); Mitch Ryder Gardens has survived for 10 years. David Evitts, Bariton* Rob Erbeau, owner of The Hearth, a night club in Pipenville, Pa., they need look no further than Kevin Deas, Banian* &. the Detroit Wheels; Leon Red- that attracts the bands from a favorite time of his: Woodstock. bone, Dave Mason (again) and Randy Ellis. It was in Apnl 1980 (hat a drummer extraordinaire Billy tian played here, he said he thought Cobham. With a mailing list that includes 23-year-old Randy Ellis spotted an Dec. 21 & 22, 1990 everyone in Pipenville would be names from Philadelphia, New ad in a newspaper for the fledgling 8 pm All of this at a little club along quilting on a Saturday night," said York and just about everywhere in Trenton night club and called to sec Route 611 in Pipersville, the kind of Mr Erbeau. who, as a student at between, it seems thai music fans if he could spin records there town where one would be more Drexel. saw Mr. Sebastian perform are more than willing to travel to "I called up this guy named Christmas Oratorio, inclined to stop for gasoline than at Woodstock "Were not located hear big-city entertainment served Frank (Nalbone. who still owns the Parts I, II & III rock 'n' roll near a metropolitan area, but I think "I remember when John Sebas- that's pan of our draw " (Str THE HEARTH. P,*, IS) (Sn FRONT MAS. I>jg< is) J. S. Bach Martha Elliott, Soprani lindsey Christiansen. MamSufimm Mark Bleeke, Ttmr All in the Family at Club Bene Kevin Deas, Btntom* The SayrevtHe dinner theater has been a family concern March 21, 1991 from the beginning and now has hoppin' entertainment at night 8 pm BY PATWCK MONAGJtAN tftxmi tale*, plut be team the ickvuton to keep with the muiK induttry have been "fairly Da Freischutz ported on the hofleM comttt Hc't rtcvet fat ahead," artiui will occiiMKially make OM Bene wa« hncn l«> he » from h»» mvti. •— hi* hoene u nyhl nr»t u> the ttrmfc rtuue«U in the ruler pnrttofl of then Carl Maria von Weber promoter Uuhi [»r%tot kK coatracti the moM widely known ndet in the Opera Orchestra of NY Ctut) Benc. the S«yn*ille dm "ti'i my life. rt'« WK t fab." he taid "I muuc tmuaesa belonfed hi Van lUlcn. which F.VT Quefcrr, CtnJmt— otf Ihtatff thai h*« hutted orry caukbi't tell you many tmun I wwt rath day once m)ue*ted that a «upt>Jy of MA Mi minu* Deborah Vuight. S»pnm on* from Jerry Vak t» thr hfcauw I'm worfctaf all fee tune I birr *itti it. ttKMt colored bru*n hr included hacktUft (Unwoc*T. KM hern • part uf rut life «Jnw>M i*f I havt a hwun*« fKxx m my houac " WMcMt Btorhuncvrr h*lu. «m MA Mi. txrtti V>«U>K bt| atti ha* aJmoM hrmoie imn he once had U> prrparr t four pnund chicken, «cr*rd cotd. ft* )udy Cttllint "She pttked im "111 been • family Hu*lne%« ft* 44 ytm%. *i*J itk«fi*at« (M (Tub tkae. die rt*u)t u( r»uW*»h Richardson Auditorium I'm 41." Mr tknc ijuipped dufuta; • mtw tag («MBtie« ttwMKM »tOi tfcnft and n*hrt that ih»» all day," Mt Iknc tntlkd, unlil it "I'** done everything aruund hew * a* dinra la the how '' NnhoU. MuiU C«nltr dMfe *s*hf*. haftfUdff, )«i mam ft il*« • ituwtri at c«uN«0im( • MKW l>* fey hit fathft. far. a* • rVMautaM. lUvuig • irtttvrwtt nil,- kitkhen *l hit tin " Mr rVix uot "Uttil U f t»w»l wrm u • «m Ws« Off two f MSA concerts begin at 3 p.m. and take place in March 11, 8 p.m.; King's Singers, March 18, Richardson Auditorium, Princeton University 8 p.m.; Kronoj Quartet, April 8, 8 p.m.; campus. pianist Alfred Brendel, April 17, 8 p.m.; and guitarist and lutist Julian Bream, April 22, 8 THE GARDEN STATE p.m. THEATRE ORGAN SOCIETY War Memorial Auditorium MERCER COUNTY COMMUNITY Lafayette and Willow, Trenton COLLEGE 609-984-8400 or 201-447-3 517 Kelsey Theatre West Windsor campus The society, celebrating its 15th year of 609-586-4800, ext. 581 theater-organ concerts, will present a Christmas Conceit with Bill Blasak and the The Pearl Williams-Jones Trio will present Greater Trenton Choral Society, Dec. 16, 3 a night of gospel to launch Black History p.m. Other concerts will feature Lowell Month, Feb. 2, 8 p.m. The Winter Band Ayres, Feb. 17; Clark Wilson, April 7; and Concert will take place in Kelsey Theatre on Lew Williams, May 5. Performance time is 3 Nov. 28, 8 p.m., and the Winter Choral p.m. Concert is set for Dec. 9. 3 p.m. in AV room 156; admission for both is free. GREATER TRENTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM War Memorial Auditorium 205 W. State St., Trenton Lafayette and Willow streets 201-292-6464 Trenton, 609-394-1338 The State Museum's Capital Music Festival Scries will begin with the New Jersey Per- Governor and Mrs. James Florio will be cussion Ensemble, Oct. 7. 2 p.m. The next honorary chairmen for this season and will performance in the series will feature Voic«, attend the opening concert on Oct. 7 at which which will sing Christmas and contemporary the orchestra will perform the world premiere music. Dec. 16 This scries is sponsored h\ of a new work composed by their son the museum and the Composers Guild Christopher Florio. On the same prugram. The Trenton State College Symphony Or- Van Cliburn Competition winner An- chestra will give a concert Dec 2. 3 p.m. Thr dre-Michel Schub will perform Brrthovm's Trenton State College Wind Ensemble and Third Piano Concetto while the orchestra Concert Band will play Dec 9, 3 p.m. performs Brahma' Fourth Symphony The second concert on Nov II will feature NEW JERSEY STATE OPERA Internationally acclaimed pianist Robert Taub will be performing a Mozart oboist Bert Lurarclli The Dec. 2 concert will Newark Symphony Hall concerto u each of the five concerts presented by the Chamber Symphony of be a musical celebration ot Trenton's 2(HKh 1020 Broad St., Newark Princeton 1990-91 tubscription season, which begins Oct. 7. anniversary as New Jersey's state capital A 201-62J-5775 pm in Freehold Township High School. bonus concert, Jan 27, will feature thc AMERICAN BOYCHOIR winncn of the 1990 GTSO Young Anui Celebrating its silver anniversary, the New 6OV-V24-5858 Route 524, and Ancanum, March 2, 8 p in in the Reformed Church Scholarship auditions. Violinist Yayoi jeney Sut* Open will start its season with The American Boy choir s^ ill perform two Other programs sponsored by the arts Numauwa will perform with the orchestra on Verdi's rarely performed I Lombard), sei Christmas concerts in ventral New Jersey this center will be the Princeton University Jau Feb 24 PiaiMM Marion Ztmosi will be against the background of Jerusalem during year The date* and location* are Dec 14. 8 Eatmbi*. Nov IK. K pm , and Elwood featured on March 17. Concluding the season the first crusade, on Jan 27 and Fcb 2 p m in Trinity Cathedral, Trenton, and Dec Buna's Country JubiWc. March 9. 8 p m will be an all-Gmliwin concert on April 28 U«to Baroliai and IMa Bo4al will star in 19. 8 p m in Richardson Auditorium, Prince- Both programs will be at Freehold Township Allroncertf are u3pm Subwrtptiim* are Buxt'i Came*. Fcb 24 and March 2 Trie bm University campus High School l season will close with the world premiere of KEAN COLLEGE rmrfmr* Deufla* by Utytiei Kay. April 14 BAROQUE SOLOISTS OF NEW BUCKS COUNTY COMMUNITY and 20. Season subK'nptioM ate available JERSEY COLLEGE Wdktns Thcatrr, Union 6OV.771.OOM NEW JERSEY SYMPHONY OR- Swamp Road, Nfwtown. Pa. CHESTRA TV Barnquc Solonts ol New Jeivy. a 2IV968-olfW> Legendary Latin musician Too Pumi* will ihamrart rnwmhlc performing on period perform Nov 29. 8 pm, a* part of ihr 201 -62 4 «201 ot IWO- ALLEGRO invtrumrnu. will present limi nuxrm tfurinii Aatlfo, from Meuco City, will prcu-nl a Cufaural An» Stm Th» (oum Buw (.V bilingual concert. Sept 2K.Hpm Nett will AIWI will play March 21, K p m Kean't TW N*» JtrwT Sr»p»»y ONR«*» will lit ((Mtth *rii!'« Chutih, All S*»ttt» kn*l Itiikftun he Mcakbm of th* Grvdrr Trenton Sym- resident chamber orchestra, the <•*«!»« 7MM* r OnKemn. (Xt 26, « f in CirupfMi UiawfcM (VUm, will appeal (Vl l'» tinguMhed ujoitii at trtrral fctcsftnn the tV (iril u«Krii (Ki ?d i-m n«h 1 five member Himian (oik group, Wai Memorial Auditorium. West lj|f»>fitr oil! alui HK Ki.Sc Dec 14. l^b 1^, Mwih l^and Aptil VaiK im Nov 25, 2pm, Wnwn Wind. an a p m Strt*t, Tftntoo. Saturday* M M p m . S>m tsptlla singing group. >m (Vc 21. * p m , phimy Hall. Nrv»*!i. Sur»la>% at ' p rn . aod II. thr WAMSU will !>r ).>uvfi! and the VHDMMO WrtJ. at iK» M<.<«« IV ihr \t»tf Thralrr, II Imngtinn Ksr . Ncm 1 ill,, IM McCARTIiR THEATUi; April 12. K p m s»l linivftmv IHscr rkf««»lm( M>>;*ft » Vienna | ch Thr tttte\ will n*ri »rth itllni ( HAMIU:R SYMPHONY OF lUmU. tXl 6tr» TrnMcm dnij «K1 PUNCirroN mum «•»«•» will hctin »tih Nraark < .miinuing the wiw« »i an.' M.ilK. I ll>«« fcua an>) [HWH! agwu*. a p«"jf»nt Nut i:. H p m and «kl 2% in Newark, pt«M*l fhe «ymf*M»y, Hotter the tltrfttum u( Bach » «*nr4rtr ««*».•»«» iomvni -til l«M«fc. Ncs I? m frcofaw, N by Tom Dudzick What happens when a worldly ancient spirit intervenes at a family reunion? Faith, hope and miracles are at the heart of this world premiere comedy when the prodigal son of a Catholic family brings home his Jewish fiance. Tuesday through Saturday evening! at 8 p.m. Thursday at 11 a.m.; Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. Sunday evenings at 7 p.m. Ticket Prices: $14 • $26 Group rates available Call Ticket Central 908-246-7469 Music Director Hugh Wolff of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra will present the group's music series beginning Oct. 6 in Trenton's War Memorial auditorium with cellist Lynn Haired. CemttnatJ fnm Prtcrdmg Page) follow, Jan. 20 and, concluding the season, will be The Barber of Seville, April 14. STATE THEATRE All performances are at 5 p.m. 19 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick TRENTON STATE COLLEGE 201-246-SHOW Ewing Township campus The 1990-91 season of the 609-771-2551 or 609-771-2765 Sain M th* State will begin with I-onn Soprano Nora Sirbaugh will perform Oct. Maazel conducting the Pimlmrgh Symphony 7. 4 p.m in Bray Recital Hall. The TSC OicsNstra, Oct. 16, 8 p.m. Other event* in Bran Choir and Jan Band will perform in the the series will be: &• HiaamoU Oirinin. Brower Student Center, Nov. 8, 8 p.m. Nov 13; the Sakrt U*m Sy^Aoar Or- Pianist Jack Ervtn will be featured Nov. 11,4 dMstn, Feb. 2; the OnOsMi OidMn, Fcb p.m.. in Bray Recital Hall. Other per 20, dM HPIMICIS Snayhoiiy, March 9. and the fonnanccs, sponsored by the muik depart- AUTUMN VIMM OMSUM* OrdMstn wka PKUipp. ment, will take place at area churches and the tiimi»HI conducting, Apnl 25. New Jcney State Museum Other muMcil evenu at the theater will 90 include the Bad!* of Btkmim VMi TRINITY EPISCOPAL .kk *. R*T*I Air R»n M*K*« CATHEDRAL CrufL BBC Oman OtdusM and the BBC Cfcom.. R01W. State St., Trenton Oct II. the CWtk D—WW Band, Nov 2. 609-}92-1805 1° u i r Imam * lum luai in I-Jif lilt) by the Tfc» Society for IB* Performing Km at W.M OB*M TIMSM*. NO* S. -We Wi»h f V fHff* Mrd« *l OfWcr Auukity Trinity Cathedral tpuRson a tcn*» of recital* You t Merry Cbmtmtt" with fbm« k* fhc t*ncf,t of ihr kkvh on Sundays at J M) p m unleu otherwiK md N* BMM, Dec 12, anted On (he icheduk will be organitt Saturday, September 29,1990 )sn IV 4 p m . Owwb J. Brngi*. Oct 7, the Mobile Kjin I )jlr VfrtrmlKf JO )M 19, TV. M**M«« «l tifmm, by the BMIIMII at PUytn, Nov 4. the Ckoit of d» Y—i City (V**< Jto N- • **• tO AM-4 PM flit • 4ril of lUaaa, VSSM, N«v 23. the r Jamiiifciwn will) ttw JtoHMr !>>wr r l > Ddtwood line,li SatntruA PiMfe, l>ec 9, the Caatsru Ft* 27. *# (IMMK, M»nh IV «A Mtu'i Oiotr, )«n 20. 4 p m . \w i »*» «i— »»•*«•» » M«n,h I Mar4 VmAmK l-rh j. the («op.lU i MA (Imi, Mtrvh 9, 1 p m , and wpraflrt Titri JwiuHMi $*m and kw )mm* • hnd «d)» fiaw. A^HI II Att ftttfanmett* mw i » p m w*t*r« U • 2* ,*fi Of» "Baby Talk," color woodcut by Helen Hyde, 1908, is part of the exhibition Japonisme Comes to America: The Japanese Impact on the Graphic Arts, 1876-1925, at the Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum in New Brunswick. 30, followed by oils by Jeff Epatein and sculpture by Clyde Lynda, Nov. 1 to Dec. 19 In the Conant Hall Lounge will be mono- prints by Katharine Philip, through Oct. 26; oils by David Hunt, Oct. 29 to Nov. 30; and the Teen Arts Exhibit, Dec. 3 through 30. Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday through Saturday. ELLARSLIE See Trenton City Museum EXTENSION GALLERY 60 Ward Ave. Extension Mercerville, 609-890-7777 New Sculpture by Gary Simpson and Zhu-Jian, will be on view from Oct. 1 through 25; an opening reception will be held Oct. 6, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Wood Engraving*, Sculpture and Light Paintings by Michelle M. Post will run Oct. 29 to Nov. 21, with an opening reception Nov. 3, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sculpture by John Critea will run Nov. 26 through Dec. 20, opening reception. Nov. 28, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Gallery hours are Monday through Thurs- day, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 4 CORNERS GALLERY 12 Church St., Lambertville 609-J97-4288 On view through Oct. 18 will be works by Navajo painter Justin Tso. Following will be recent paintings by Joan Llndky and sculpture by Barry Snyder, Oct. 20 through Nov. 15, and a pre-Christmas sale of art, Nov. 17. ART MUSEUM, PRINCETON iliy. 10*.m. to 5p.m : Sunday, 1 p.m. to 5 McVicken Subjective and Objective Paint- p.m. The museum is c/oscxJ Afondays and ings, Dec. 14 through Jan. 23 GALLERY AT PALMER SQUARE UNIVERSITY mmjor Midty* 2J Palmer Sq. East, Princeton Princeton Univeruty CORYELL GALLERY 6O9-68J-4224 ARTS COUNCIL OF PRINCETON 8'-^ Coryell St., l^imbertvtlle A contemporary thow featuring 10 na IV (all KIXHI «! (he museum will begin 102 Witheripoon St., Princeton 609-W7-0804 uonally known artists will be on view (Xt 13 with the exhibit What Photographa Look 609-924-8777 The tnnual fall exhibition will feature three through Nov 5; the opening reception* will take, Ihrtwigh ()ct 21 Alu> on vie** will be: The gallery 1 the Aru Council will present artiili, watercolors by Gahrielle take place (Xt 13, noon to 5 p m.. and (Xt D»«iag» tram ttw Philip CMMOU awl CUrk Uttm* Work* hf K*th*wn Rubin thnnigh 1Uumgartaw. oils by Richard Lennon ant) 14. I p m to4p m The next thow will be an Cooiid|< EUdtaagt, through Nov IK, Th« Sept V) Following will be the Figure cuein pauitingi by Kadwhn* Sir»If Ren- exhibit of Southwest Impreaaiontam, count- Ceraf>U*i°> Am (W*«a Ttmcoam of ttw DwHa| Wmtulwp EmKibitioa. Oct 1 to 2K; aiagaf. Sept 30 through Nov II The ing of nili, watercolon. jewelry, nulpture IMUoatK Worfd. thtough IVv 30. Contra* TarltMli fc.Ua* by tWIkia lUlpuur, Nnv I to opening reception *ill take place Sept M), \ and mucd media. Nov 10 through Dec K , pont> Photograph*, Nit\ 27 through Jan IV 2R, and A»H-i' Book*. Dec 1 m U to 6 p.m the opening rcveption %i mhcduled for Nov and C Kait*< M*rh*ri Moor* and Mu ('o«*rm- The Gala Chrutnuu Exhibition will Irjluir 10, I pm tn ^ p m pon»w>, Nm 2 7 !hn«iph )»n 211 ARTWORKS watcrcokin by Ranulph Bye and mli hv (ial/rry hour* *te Mnmfav thti'ufh I r\lulr\ UK vholulr.l fnf I tnLj>\ at I 2 Ml Princeton Art Allocution I Gvorg* Van Hook, Nov 2^ HIUHI^II Jan 7, ) ami St!unU\. It)* m to 6f< m . P m »nd Sundi> i it * p m (>n the agenda » Sttxkton Si.. Piincrton opening reception Nov 2^. ho ft p m TK» am/ / rutft. ID * m (<> H p in . MI Ilk* < ona)>U«'t Art Crt*»k l>n>4i rayit North Branch 201-218-8871 TRENTON CITY MUSEUM Kicking off the art season at RVCC will be Ellarslie,.Cadwalader Park The Constant Landscape: Revisited and Re- Trenton, 609-989-3633 vised, through Sept. 28. Also on the art The Trenton Artists Workshop Associa- gallery schedule are a photographic display, tion's (TAWA) Annual Summer Series will Oct. 5 to 25; a faculty exhibit, Nov. 9 to 29; continue into the fall with computer art by a holiday art show and sale, Dec. 7 to 13; a Rudolph Rackowski, paintings by Joy Barth, Black History Month exhibit featuring artist mixed media by Maria Lup and watercolors Eleanor Bumette, Feb. 1 to 21; work by by Janet Sullivan Turner, through Sept. 30. faculty member Chris Koep, March 1 to 21; From Oct. 6 through 28, the featured artists and a student art show, April 5 to 25. will be Rebecca Stuckey, Anne Bevan, Leon Bibel and Elizabeth McCue; an opening RIDER COLLEGE reception will be held Oct. 6, 7 p.m. to 9 Student Center Gallery p.m. Rt. 206, Lawrenceville Museum hours arc II a.m. to 3 p.m., 609-896-5326 Tuesday through Saturday; and 2 p.m to 4 p.m. on Sunday. An exhibition of paintings and drawings by Robert Godfrey will be on view through Oct. TRENTON STATE COLLEGE 12; a reception for the artist will be held Oct. Holman Hall Gallery 1, 4 to 7 p.m. The next exhibits will be Ewing Township campus Sculpture and Drawings from the Johnson Photographs by Helen M. Stummer remain on view through Oct. 12 at the Norbert Atelier, on view Oct. 18 through Nov. 9; the 609-771-2652 Considine Gallery of Stuart Country Day School: (609) 921-2330. Aids Quilt, Nov. 15 through 22: Art by Area The Trenton State College Faculty Exhi- Grade School and High School Art Teachers, bition will fill Holman Hall Gallery through Oct. 10. Following will be a cartooning (Continued from Preceding The museum is open Tuesday through Nov. 29 through Jan. 10; paintings by Diane Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m and Sunday, Horn, Jan. 15 through Feb. 15; and paintings exhibition, Oct. 17 to Nov. 14; the Mercer painting and sculpture, decorative arts. Asian noon to 5 p.m. Admission is free. and drawings by Robert Birmelin, Feb. 21 Country Photography Show, Nov. 21 to Dec. galleries and a numismatic gallery through March 27. 19; Prisoners' Art Work, Jan. 23 to Feb. 13, Museum hours are noon to 5 p.m.. ART MUSEUM, Princeton Artists Alliance, Feb. 20 to March Wednesday through Sunday: the museum is PRINCETON UNIVERSITY RUTGERS UNIVERSITY 13; a student art show, March 20 to April 10; and the National Print Show, April 17 closed Monday ami Tuesday. Admission is Princeton University Downtown Arts Building free. through May 8. 609-258-3788 125 George St., New Brunswick Gallery hours arc noon fo 3 p.m.. Monday THE N.J. STATE MUSEUM The fall season at the museum will begin 201-932-7511 through Friday; 7p.m. to 9p.m. on Tuesday; 205 W. State St., Trenton with the exhibit What Photographs Look Illusion Allusion, Rutgers visual arts stu- and I p.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday. like, through Oct. 21. Also on view will be. 609-292-6308 or 292-6464 dent group show, will be shown through Oct. UJB FINANCIAL Drawing! from the Philip Guston and Clark 5. Other exhibits will include A Century of Coolidge Exchange, through Nov. 18; The Carnegie Center Trenton Capital 200th Anniversary will be Vision, an exhibition of 100 years of Indian CoropUst's Art: Greek Terracottai of the on view Oct. 6 through Dec. 2. Other America, Oct. 8 to 26, Student Drawing West Windsor Hellenistic World, through Dec 30; Contem- exhibits will be: Elsie Driggt, Oct. 13 Show, Oct. 15 to 26; Invitational Art Show, 609-924-1875 porary Photographs, Nov 27 through Jan 13; through Jan 6; a fiber optic Christmas tree. Oct 28 to Nov. 16; Hot Art 1990, juried and Charles Herbert Moore and Hit Contem- 1 The art gallery at UJB Financial will opening Nov 21. Old Furniture: A New show of Rutgers visual arts students, Nov I ) poraries, Nov 27 through Jan 20 feature oils on canvas by Jan McOrtin and Look, Dec 15 through Feb. 10; Contem- to 30. First Year Graduate Art Student acrylics on canvas by William McCartin, Review, Dec 3 tit 7, and Two-Dimensional porary Art: The New Jersey Content Series RARITAN VALLEY husband and wife artists, on view through Design Exhibition. Dec It) to 14 with works hs Miriam Bcerman, Jan 12 COMMUNITY COLLEGE Oct. 31 hollowing will be a show ol through March 1"?. and Weaving Around the (iallen hours are .\fem/ji i/irnu^h hridjv. miniatures by Marguerite Doernbach, Nov 5 World, K-h 2 < through April 21. Rt. 28 and Lamingion Road t a m to 4 '" p in through Jan 4 The U-Store Offers the Best in New Fall Books: "Chambersburg's Fine | Seafood ResUurant" for • 8hlp: John McPhec, Karrar. Straus & Gtroux. '18 95. *snk o( twfood. think o\ John •food M ll. b»t W. Mend the mtmm. W# al«a ImMurr many Here to an extraordinary account of a voyage on the ™tt**» tot tfn t—d tuibt, Ya a Mlghtfut fining mapm\*r«r SteUa Lyfces, one of the few remaining ships in the United Statea merchant fleet. (In the last trn year*. our Merchant Marine ha* shrunk from more than 3.000 ahlpa to fewer than 400) The ships forty two-day run take* It through the l*anaina Canal ami downthe Pacific coast of Smith America The crew * .J:. facea challenge* ranging from pirate* to rargo that may contain cocaine • or stowaway*, to storm* ami other shlpa. Through the tourney KM-U and the Uk* n totd by the crew emerge ihr histury and rhnrtutrr <4 [ , S. an extraordinary calling Ptan now to |otn us Nov 8 lor our Authors Party, •nrJNov lOlorChikVonsDay RESTAURANT r NASSAU STREET himMrPlui A Prin«rton UncJmark 5«iYtno The F'rinc«ton A/ea Stnot 1950 Otm y» mm U 5«rt mwrt Qood Food *>d Drink* «tut •t ftmmtmbh Prtcmt t unch 1 \ 30 4 • Ommt 4-10 • UM tight Mtnu 10 12 30 Oaido Mlorta for iMpt (MMit OptrtMBiVi* NOCMOfTCAUM >0 -r f|M| Qtt fall preview '90/ET AL. Saturday Night Oct. 2O, 8 p.m. PEDDLER'S VILLAGE Hunterdon Central Routes 202 and 263 High School Gym Flemlngton, N.J. Lahaska, Pa., 215-794-7438 Special events at the village include an THE WONDERFUL Apple Festival, Nov. 3 and 4; a Christmas Open House Wassail Party, Nov. 16, 5 p.m. WORLD of HORSES, to 9 p.m.; the annual Gingerbread House STARRING Contest, Nov. 21 to Dec. 31; a Christmas "THE WORLD FAMOUS" Festival complete with a visit from Santa Claus, on Dec. 1 and 2; and a Quilt Competition and Display, Feb. 1 to March 24. To prepare for the contest, a gingerbread house-building seminar is scheduled for Oct. 23, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. Reservations arc SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY EDmOH! required and light refreshments will be Adub >11 .SO, Seniors 60 and over, ChMren 12 & under "9.50 served. A miniature quilt-making seminar is Advance sales at school otiics: 906-782-5727 set for Nov. 14, 10 a.m. to noon. Patterns Doors open at 7 p.m. and light refreshments will be included in the Sponsored by Project Graduation VI fee. Another quilt-making seminar will take place Feb. 5, 10 a.m. to noon. PENNSBURY MANOR 400 Pennsbury Memorial Rd. Mornsville, Pa. 215-946-0400 Among the October activities at the manor will be Garden Highlights, Oct. 7, I p.m. to 4 p.m.; Living History Theater, Oct. 14. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.; a workshop for parents and Established 1919 children, ages 4 and 5. Oct. 15, 10 a.m. to i 11:30 a.m. and 2 p m. to 3:30 p.m.; Open-Hearth Cooking, Oct. 21, 1 p in to 4 p.m; and Woodworking in the Joyner's Shop, Fall 1990 Luncheon Menu Oct. 28. I p m to 4 p.m November bruits the annual lull lorum. FIRST COURSE Historic Preservation in Amend, Nov 2. 9 30 a III to 3 p 111 a parent child workshop, Fresh Oysters In Season Nov 5. Ml a m and 2 p in . a garden Oak Smoked Scottish Salmon workshop on herbal COMIICIICS. Nn\ 17. ') *n lime creme fraiche, black bread M0 mignonette sauce *9 a in to niHin. and tlic annu.il meeting i>l the Seasonal Greens and Lettuces Harrest of Fresh Seafood Pennsbury Socictv. NK\ is. 2 p in house dressing *5 lump crabmeat, oysters, clams, IXxemlvr cumtv will unhide a wotk»hop (available with warm brie or montrachet M) poached shrimp, remoulade sauce '10 on wreaths jnd nrrens, DiX H. HI a 111 to noon and llollv Night, wilh camlk-hi'hl Chicken Napoleon festivities, soavpn.d numi1. ulc lovt hmliro sauteed chicken, puff pastry and hot mulled cider. IKx I ». d M) p m io fresh Broccoli, sauce beurre blanc "6.50 >» 30 p m. PRINCliTON PUBLIC LIBRARY soupe du jour '4 t>"> Wilhetipoin St., I'tincrmn ENTREES The library w^ill again picvcnt its Hradmgi SaotaVd FlUtofSole Grilled Breast of Chicken O»«r Coffee \CIIC*. featuring Hctbetl •teamed spinach, tomato concaAse pirxtclutto, mozzarella A basil MrAncny lopio will im.l*lc pretuleM'. saJTron cream sauce *9 seasonal greens, honey vinaigrette *8 wivct, Oct 17, ( lukrioncy of War b> OrfU«4 AtUatlc ««Dftlflah Sauteed Filet of Beef Filnmnrl BIIMMWH, NOV 21. reading* fnuti an^el h*lr pasta, asparagus blue cheese crust, eggplant caponata CXuin Dkfcnw. \*< l'>. md The l»**i and tomato vinaigrette '10 rosemary demT^glace Ml Ttmes by BUMII ft*k»c. Jan 16 Two ule» by grc-ai Uorytellerv Kifr by > Fried Urn Crab Fritters Vegetable Laaagna KMWIM AM. Pwt## ami TV » hie Set hy vegetable slaw, roasted garbc mayonnaise MO seasonal lettuces wtth house dressing *7 baton V'hy, »ill he the Ufm: > irr iu>t smoking ptpts or cigon BIDIiR COI4 J Gl- Ki 10*,. iU RlJff -ill prr«rn« IMK in ttw I m**k All *n ttr* * (hf tin (kt *. 'he (609)921-2798 i in ( LvtdSunJaq an) It Uhtherifhsf%Strut, Trinctttm. 'SJ0SS40 C#» Theatreworks. Jan. 20; The Lightest Baggage of All by the Pushcart Players, Feb. 3; Pinocchio by Teddy Bear Productions, Feb. 17; Sleeping Beauty by the New Jersey Ballet, March 24; and Aesop's Fables by Poko Puppets, April 21. MARY JACOBS LIBRARY 64 Washington St., Rocky Hill 609-924-7073 The library offers u preschool storytin;e. Fridays. 1:45 p.m Toddler Time is sched- uled for Thursdays at I0.3C .in, . Regis- tration is required tor bolh. Other events will be LI children's tilm program, Sept. 2S. 1:45 p.m.: Baseball Card Talk and Suap. Oct. 4. 4 p.m.: Rocky Hill Young Artists Concert. Oct.27, 7:.'() p.m.: a Halloween Parts with magician Bub Brooks. Oct. 31. 4 p.m.; and a Thanksgiving Sing-Along with Pat McKmlev. Nov 20, 10:30 a.in" McCARTER THEATRE TRAINING WING Artworks Building •»*> Sto.-1-ton St. Princeton. t'OV.NM-'MOU 'Ihe training wine ol NKC.irUT will otter theater CLISNCS toi tluklicn M>M ^la^vcs rvm 10 sesMoiis. starling in I Molvr .nul include a creative dranu llas^ lur kindergarK'n .nut Ut grade. I ruUMlav'-, * '() p in in i >u p m , .i 2nd ami 'ril grade s.ht". two -.csM^ih. Wcndesd.iv, < 'II p in in 4 «u p in .nut Thursdjvs. 4 4S p m to S 4S p m . j 4lh through 6th grade class. WcdncvLivs, 4 4^ p.m to 6 p m McCarter Theatre* "Outreach Program," which begin. Oct. 1, will offer classes in acting and theater arts to youngsters in area Acting I, tur grades 7 and H will he taught «hool», which are free to contact McCarter for bookings: (609) 683-9100. Mondavv. 4 M) p in lo fi p m Advjiurd Acting Ijb, grades '' lo 12. is scheduled tor Tuesday*. 4 M) p in to 6 p in Registration iv required tor all clattcv whuh take place it BUCKS COUNTY COMMUNITY Activilie* will include com shocking. Sept Artworks in 1'rirKrton behind llofough Hall BATTU-dROUND ARTS CENTER M), a fall festival ami pumpkin-dcctiraling. COLLEGE M(Can«r'» Outrtath program, whuh U> I hrtxkrnorton Si , Freehold (kt 6 and 7, fall foliage hayndctonOcl I*. Swamp Road, Newtown, Pa. a com husking hee, (>ct 20. Talet of hegm« (Kt I. will offer clatvct in acting and Halloween Night, (ki 27, 8 p m , a pt»p£i>rn theater am to young«tcn in area school* frte Battleground Art tenter'is Youth which are Iree to contact VKCaftct (or TWam Scn« will begin with Jamie The family tenet will kick off with Imago, harvcM, Nov 4. hacon. tauuge and wr»p pie niakmg. Nov II. wreath making work booking* Among the workthopt to hr of Mynuu'c InwgiiM If. (Ki ;i. ; fin in d* TWn M«k 1-o-mhU, (Xl 21, 2 p m fcred are Arting (grade* K adult). Vrt and Marlfc.ro High School. RI 7S) Other thow* Following will be Harricl tKr Spy hy »h<>p, Nov 17. Thanksgiving hayndet. Nnv 24. and Tradittunal ChriMrruu. Dec I Ijgtu IWxgn (gradet R adult). PUronung in the VIK\ air Stno Salad IV, Nov IK. at Theatrew }4 ; IWM Oft his own right, that might doesn't make right. (Christmas) FILMS TO LOOK FOR Texasville: Set 30 years after The Last Picture Show, the critically acclaimed Peter Bogdanovich film, this one sees the same characters return, faced with different prob- lems. The encore cast includes Jeff Bridges, Cybill Shcpard and Cloris Leachman. (late Sept.) Alice: As usual Woody Allen won't give away the plot to his latest. All we know is it's a contemporary comedy about a wife who goes through an incredible series of events. Mr. Allen does not appear in the film, but with a cast that includes William Hurt, Mia Farrow and Blythe Danner, just to name a few notables, it might not matter. (October) Avalon: Everything that director Barry Levinson (Rain Man, Tin Men) touches turns to gold. This film, the third based in his hometown of Baltimore, looks like another treasure. It focuses on three generations of an immigrant family (based on Levinson's own) and their pursuit of the American dream (mid-October) Reversal of Fortune: Two of film's best actors, Glenn Close and Jeremy Irons, star d' Sunny and Claus von Bulow. the aristocratic couple that made headlines after Claus was charged with murdering his wife. The movie, based on the book by Alan Dershowitz (Ron Silver) who served as von Bulow"s attorney. The Godfather Part III stars Al Pacino, left, as Michael Corleone and Andy Garcia as Vincent Mancini, the illegitimate son of has the makings of an intense picture. Michael's late brother Sonny, in this epic story directed by Francis I'ord Coppola. (October) Jacob's Ladder. h'Mal Attrition packed quite a punch, and director Adrian Lynr hopes to do the same with this psychothrillcr in which a Vietnam veteran (Tim Robbiru) tries lo deal with horrifying visions and Crime Wave Hits the Cinema nightmares. (Nov. 2) The Sheltering Sky: This film has "quali- BY RICHARD SHI A Milkr't Crowing: llal\ arc « big symbol in ty" stamped til over it. Based on the Paul The new season brings a thi« picture, vthuh it set in the laic 2(h when H1RI Bowk* novel about a love triangle in han were big Chalk the idea up (njo»l and AS the post-World War II Africa, it was directed by host of films exploring (itKui Cocn, the dircchir-pnxtuccr learn Bernardo Benolucci (The l*\t Empt>ttr) and rrif«m»ihlc (of *MI> original ideas for ihcit star* John Malkovkh, Drbra Wingn and t*.> iraivic*. Hkhxi Simple and Ranm? Canpiwll Scon (ye*. George C s son) A the lite ot gangsters and Annm* In their UicM rmVaM.t. AUwn woodcrful Ktreu. M* Winger has been in riiuwr i» a vriiiK ho** iKkcd oil al hn some bad movies lately. Maybe this movie will rr cttabluh her credibility (November) ihr wutw vk«m»n guns, most notably with and *e A»>krnin(>: Direclof P»nny Marshall qurlt. l)«(Mrate Moun A rrmakc i>l the I'M^ made a heck of a debut with i»/f With the the (til pnxniwt a mxrr di*eiw offering, thnlk-t. lhi» film »lar» MHUT Kowir i Anpcl catf Uw'» a»«rmhlcd here. »hc »hogld avoid Al Pacino appearing in nwkrilby tne rrtuin n{ *ti!H dirrttixt an>l Iksuv *« < |«nf ttrt »h<. hokh « famil> the *«>f)homofc |in» Rohm ()*NIK> play* a grnmlha* film *fKH>nj.Vrt h*»en t Ken in j r"«Urr Mumnhrc) H«f art playrd the role mental p»ticm who it awakened I mm a Iranns lord Coppola's •tuk Crtwequrftfiv. the fall m*%ir KIW* i»i(inill» due Stpt t V>yeax %tupof by hn doUot. Uohin should t* •» intrifuinf < •**•• tttMO** 3Bth Annual Pall BOOK REVIEW HUNTERDON ART CENTER Antique Show & Sale Reliving Princeton University Saturday, held at the September 29, 1990 mutation 11:00 AM-7:00 PM AitCemter Novelist Geoffrey Wolfe sets his sights on Sunday, 7 Center Street. September 30, 1990 Clinton. NJ 08809 Fitzgerald's alma mater in The Final Club 11:00 AM-5:00 PM 201-735-8415 Admission •S.SO/^.OO with ad Children Under 12 Free lie Final Club white-flanneled, wheat-gold hair, of march incorrectly as if to say THREE DOOR PRIZES , Geoffrey Wolfe Newport-bred and trained; Clay's "See, I told you this was fiction." Direction*: lnteratate 78 to Eilt 15 to llghL Follow Sl^m. roommate; Pownall Hamm, St. Paul He will accurately expound on Jill Oltz Antique Show* • 20 Franklin St, Newport, Rl. 01840 • (401) S4O-7010 Ifred A. Knopf, New York the university's admission system, r crew captain with a menacing ruth- 0 pages, $ 19.95. lessness and sweet disposition; a using percentages still valid a dec- ade later than the scene depicted. drunk; and Clay's other roommate. INTRODUCING PA. ARTIST BY STUART DUNCAN We also encounter Diana (pro- And then he gratuitously tosses in nounced Dee-ah-nuh) Carr, pretty an imaginary conversation of the WILLIAM CHICKILLO HE Final Club is a and snobbish to a fault, a social and decision-making process that re- novel that F. Scott sexual tease; and Polly Brownell, veals the process as a sham. IN Fitzgerald might Diana's cousin, a super skier but Judicious editing might have have written had he happier as "just plain Polly." helped. The novel runs to 370 LANDSCAPES attended Princeton Mr. Wolfe enjoys wandering. He pages; at 250 it might have been a JL PLEIN AIR PATH Tniversity four decades later and falls in love with each character, tight commentary. It is difficult to id he been a less stylish craftsman. choosing to introduce lineage and accept "social comedy" as a genre The work by Geoffrey Wolfe is awkward anecdotes, presumably to when the final scene involves death. rtain to cause controversy in local amuse us and to force real or It is impossible to "cut to the heart erary circles if only because it so perceived slights into real or per- of American life" with gross inac- sistently dwells on the univcr- ceived relationships. Then he casu- curacies facing the knowledgeable ty's social mores, particularly the ally summarizes using gen- reader. lobbtshncss of upperclass eating eralizations as if they are fact. Thus A disclaimer is, perhaps, needed. ubs and the selective process in- Yale is "a solemn crew of bond I attended Princeton not long before ilved in joining such establish- salesmen and Community Mr. Wolfe; I joined the bicker ' ents. Chesters." And Princeton is "less process and joined an eating club; I Along the way. however, the popular with the serious girls, but am a fixture at most reunions. I had ithor. a Princeton graduate, takes more fun." And ".mith girls are a daughter that survived the ad- EXHIBITION THROUGH OCTOBER 7,1990 ot shots at the academic "kilted," Vassar girls are "'rad- mission process and went to the rocedurcs, the athletic program. icals," and Briarcliff Junior College school. In other words, I am both a GENEST GALLERY :unions and the alumni P-radc, the girls "have perfect teeth." Q.K.D. more subjective and objective read- Jnussion system, even the Pcnn- The jacket of the book describes er than perhaps Mr Wolfe might AND SCULPTURE GARDEN 11vania railroad and its commuters The f-inal Club as "a social com- wish. 121 NORTH UNION STREET. UMBERTVH1E. NEW JERSEY 08530 ill of this is presented in a devious edy" and claims that "it cuts to the Back to F. Scott The author 609/397-4022 lanner by which fact is disguised heart of American life in our plainly is attempting to make a FRDAYS, SATUROAYS. SUNDAYS. NOON TO 5 30 PM OR BY APPOINTMENT > fiction — and vice versa times " Perhaps, but at tunes it ii connection More than a do/.cn The story is wide ranging It merely exasperating Mr Wolfe times in the novel, he refers specifi- cgms on a sleeper tram - Seattle clearly has a keen eye tor detail He cally to the novel The Grval Gatsby > Chicago — as our protagonist tan give us snapshots of the beer and makes more than a dozen other ialhaniel C lay comc> cast as an cans at a Princeton reunion lent references to Fit/gerald himself. uoming freshman to Primcion li "some variation ot a tiger passed Fitzgerald's ghost hovers over the The most exciting shopping in NJ! U«cs 24 year, later at flays 2t*th out alop a keg. quailing suds piece •-- wincing, one might sup- runum beneath a tent in Holder Lilting a mug with his plavtul tail pose It is only when Mr Wolfe Ull later, he describe to a gram the forgets his mission — the first and Along the wa> \*c meet Hi«>tti class tloat at the P ratle, but final chapters, for example that O privccds to describe the actual route The Final Club succeeds • ET AL. Star Gazing at Raritan Valley Mmxw u( M*n, i r>irvnutum leu mvr h>t nttm mlt>m>-itnm call *ll »gcs Hlr \hi>\* nn fv \cen • tiling tarcet. Mi VU I*hcr h.i» SituntiM thnmgh V.>\ .'4 at I Cnifcns JKfoss the country will k»ii with %ubjeu» »» mifil a* HiM p m «*J Ifi in Athl ip*in i Star G**«T» Ihr frrtl ivf thr fiawnt will l*k> Saturday & Sunday 10«m • 6pm UntJorcovw Ham o* Stwti »tU ptTWnt Vtftt Miii iiijiknitr ,*;.** ' \ mo Parking *<** M tK-4 el ntw »**»»« 1.* thr nil K V 11 , 4 (TnM««nmtttnr (••» thf It s vem y^t s •* M ; »l ifsr sKim»»«{thffir- nl M »s "ft I TtMl O#» Jfc, I' If REVIEW This atmosphere of anxiety — of wary of the new recruit — with signposted spot, instead of making being the last holdouts against an good reason, it turns out. each part of the ongoing texture. encroaching 21st century — is what The movie centers on Terry's In sharp contrast to the natural * State of Grace' Terry (Sean Penn), the protagonist, crisis of conscience, and that's its manner of most of the dialogue is walks into at the beginning of the downside. The script, which David Terry's big speech of guilty revel- Sean Penn stars in an intense drama movie. Terry, a neighborhood boy Rabe lent an uncredited hand to ation, which gives the movie its who has been away for 12 years, is following Mclntyre's death, con- title. Sean Penn looks great in his about an Irish gang in Hell's Kitchen a prodigal with a secret, and he veys a vivid sense of milieu and an slicked-back black hair, and his wants to be readmitted to the gang. insider's car for a verbal style performance can hardly be faulted. He visits his old friend Jackie patented in the Stone Age andBut we've seen variations on Terry BY JOHN CALHOUN cincmatographer Jordan Cronenwcth immerse us so totally (Gary Oldman), a dirty, hot-wired modified with a bit of street lingo. in too many pictures. We've also sociopath whose moral value sys- seen the girlfriend who's escaped F ALL the recent in the world of grungy apartments, As long as we can wallow in details uptown; here she's named Kathleen gangster films, alleys and wood-paneled Irish pubs tem has been constructed, with of setting, and listen to the guys (Robin Wright), a sister of Jackie State of Grace is the that the overwritten aspects of Den- insane rigidity, along familial and spar with each other, the movie is and Frankie's. only one that stakes nis Mclntyre's script can be set ethnic lines. Jackie shows Terry his thrilling. But thematic elements are out new territory, aside for consideration at a later latest prized possession: a pair of presented awkwardly, and with too The movie rightly belongs to the Ole movie's setting is Hell's time. anonymous dismembered hands, much fanfare. two brothers, who are unburdened itchen. on the west side of Man- The story' is inspired by news waiting in frozen storage for some Mclntyre's work is a tapestry. by pangs of conscience. Oldman ittan; its time is the present. But accounts of the Westies, a vicious pal who needs a new set of finger- and he obviously didn't want to and Harris give great performances, le to the glimpse it provides of the mob of Irish-Amrican turf protec- prints. miss a thread; so we get cops and the former going through one show- ihal practices of a spiritually tors who rose to prominence in the Jackie convinces his brother alcoholism and Italians and. most stopping outburst of violent high olated population, it might be as 70s. Facing an influx of yuppies. Frankie (Ed Harris), the gang emphatically, the Catholic Church. spirits after another, the latter stand- ell be set in the wilds of New drug dealers and more powerful leader, to welcome Terry into the Trying to accommodate all this, the ing icy calm in natty suit and uinea. Italian crime figures in the HOs, the family. But Frankie, as cool and screenwriter became too schematic, demeanor. Both actors are believ- Director Phil Joanou and gang has had its work cut out for it. reserved as Jackie is unbalanced, is fitting every clement into its ably scary, and each are given FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT! UNCI 600 Ctiestnut »»e, Trenton, NJ 08611 609 396 6300 Areas Newest Restaurant located in the deal ot DIAMONDS 13? 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Sam Wheat fear of moving into the outside prosecuting attorney, and he's been fair — This new film version of terms of what Warren Beatty set out (Patrick Swayze) and Molly (Demi world and facing the future. assigned to the case of his murdered series noir writer Jim Thompson's to do in Dick Tracy, the film is an Moore) are two loving New York The film's most notable colleague and secret ex-lover, the 1955 novel illustrates the difficulty almost total success. Everything yuppies who are a chore to watch as characters are Tom Townsend (Ed- seductive Carolyn Polhemus (Greta of transplanting the noir style and about this adaptation of Chester they decorate their loft apartment. ward Clements), a stiff, red-headed Scacchi). Evidence implicates him sensibility to a contemporary set- Gould's comic strip — the per- But when Wheat is killed, the film outsider, Charlie Black (Taylor as the killer, and even his friends ting. When ex-boxer and mental formances, the design, the pacing is filled with action; he must prove Nichols), the talkative moralist and are beginning to wonder if maybe institution escapee Collie Collins — is of a piece. Even so, Beatty's he was murdered and convince Mol- Nick Smith (Christopher Eigman), he really did it. (Jason Patric) shambles out of the curious obsession with the material ly he truly loves her. whose sarcastic commentary leads No one is completely clean, and desert and meets up with tarnished remains a mystery. Stylish and To do those things, Sam enlists the momentum of the mov- as the layers of illicit connections young widow Fay Anderson entertaining as it is, the film lacks a the help of Oda Mae Brown, a ie.(PG-B) are uncovered, the phrase (Rachel Ward) and Uncle Bud true vision. charlatan psychic played expertly MY BLUE HEAVEN — fair — "presumed innocent" becomes a (Bruce Dem), her sleazy, It's a good thing that Dick Tracy by Whoopi Goldberg, who uses My Blue Heaven is mostly shock- mockery. In fact, one should broken-down consort in c"rime, the has a look, because the screenplay small, not overdone, effects to ingly laborious nonsense, but any presume the opposite. Gut-twisting viewer is thrown into a time warp. is no better than routine. And Beat- make statements of import. The movie that gives Steve Martin and guilt gives this movie its drive. It's The story itself might have been ty's performance as Tracy fails to movie also features special effects Rick Moranis an opportunity to the women, however, who are compelling if director James Foley fill out the character. But the vil- that conjure up convincing images dance the merengue could be worse. portrayed as the reasons why men weren't so intent on mixing up lains, led by Al Pacino's Big Boy of heaven and hell.(PG-13) Martin plays Vinnie, a go wrong. Rusty is positioned be- motivations and confusing our Caprice, are compellingly GOODFELLAS — fair — middle-level mobster who joins the tween a burdensome wife (Bonnie responses. Collie is drawn by Fay grotesque, and covered with the GoodFellas is a self-described rock Federal Witness Protection Program Bedelia) and a highly dangerous and Uncle Bud into a kidnapping most arresting character makeup and roll gangster epic; long and in exchange for ratting on high- woman, and somehow he becomes scheme, but it's never crystal clear since Lon Chaney^s heyday.(PG) loud, chaotic and cacophonous, er-level associates. Moranis is the the victim. why they want him precisely, or DIE HARD 2 — good — Die comic and tragic in sometimes equal FBI agent who puts Vinnie, a true For those who read the book, the what his reasons are for cooperat- Hard 2 is a whore of a movie, but its but never easy measure. urbanite, into a new home in a San movie's ending will not come as a ing. chief virtue is that it never forgets it. Based on Nicholas Pileggi's Diego suburb. big surprise. But there is a finebi t Part of the blame has to go to the It is also the most enjoyable bestselling book, Wiseguy. the film Director Herbert Ross' primary of well-played suspense at the end unsuitable actors, but it finally falls cinematic roller coaster ride of the tells the true story of Henry Hill, an accomplishment, apart from an un- that sharply shifts the movie into on Foley's shoulders. His movies summer. average working-class gangster who canny ability to attract name actors high gear. The deep tension in the are exercises in brutal, ice-hot style; Bruce Willis returns as John was adopted by the mob at a young to a bad script, is his willingness to hearts of the main characters, they're also inherently hollow. It's McClanc, the hard-bitten New York age. Decades later, facing federal forget about the plot and turn his though, is never resolved.(R) not that his work lacks content, it's cop who is repeatedly cast by cir- drug charges, he turned states talented clowns loose. The movie is PRETTY WOMAN — not re- that it lacks soul (R) cumstance in the role of superhero. evidence against his mobster family just fine — even peppy — when it viewed — Julia Roberts ( Mystic AIR AMERICA — not reviewed Set at Christmastime, the film finds and joined the witness protection concentrates on movement; during Pizza plays a Hollywood prostitute — Mel Gibson and Robert Downey McClane awaiting wife Holly (Bon- program. dialogue scenes it's about as quick who agrees to spend an entire week Jr star as two hot-shot pilots who nie Bedelia) at Washington, DC's Although director Martin and energetic as aslug.iPG-13) with a corporate raider (Richard conduct secret CIA missions in Dulles Airport Also scheduled to Scorsese's indulgence into the NARROW MARGIN - not re- Gere). The two tease, taunt, and Vietnam in this action-comedy jet in is a Norciga-like Latin mobster world is eloquent, at times viewed — In this thriller, Anne circle each other, trying to decide directed by Roger Spottiswood (R) American drug dealer, who's being hilarious and always compelling, he Archer plays a witness to a mobster whether they have a relationship or ARACHNOPHOBIA — very extradited to late federal charges never gels a grip on the material He killing who is tracked down by the a business transaction.(R) good — Hitchcock did it with birds McClane discovers a plot to spirit seems overexcited about it, and he mob and a district attorney (Gene TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS Spielberg did it with sharks. this criminal oul of the country and responds with a distressing de- Hackman) who needs her to tes- — not reviewed — Two men switch Spiders. t(Hi. have had their turn, must react(R ) monstration of a fragmentary. Oil tify (R) places when Jim Belushi, playing a but never v> effectively as in this DUCKTALES, THE MOVIE: vcr Stone style- PACIFIC HEIGHTS — nol re convict who's just escaped trom film, the horror pn/c of the sum TREASURE OF TUB LOST As Hill. Ray l.iotta does proli viewed — Matthew Modine and jail, finds the Filofax date book thai mer LAMP not reviewed A new cienl. disarming work, bui his per Melame Griffith star as a young Yuppie Charles Grodin has lost Jctl Daniels plays Ih ROM Jen- animated film trom Wall Disney fornunce fails lo add up to the couple who rent part of its house lo Belushi is simply planning to catch nings, whose arrival with his family Pictures, in which Scrooge McDuck dciircd epiphany Robert IV Niro. a sociopathic tenant Michael the World Series, bul with the cops in the sleep) California town of searches for buried treasure vs ith his as Jimmy Conway, J Kcaton also stars in this thriller on his tail, wackier adventures Canaima come ides v. ith that of a nephews Huey. IVwcy ami mild mannered tut man. pulls the directed by John Schlesmger (R) await him (R) deadly Venezuelan spider When Louie ((it viewer into Jimmy's remoteness POSTCARDS FROM THE citizens start dropping dead, TEXASVILLE — not reviewed FLATUNERS good Ihi and show s us sonKthing aulhcn EDGE - g»n>d - Adapted from ar*chnopht>hc IH Jennings uiipecls — The long awaited sequel to I'etcr liner* t\ a loud, colorful and eery tically disassociated there (R) the Came Fuher novel, this film vimc evil toac "I nature and Kit Bogdanovich's critically acclaimed movie that u tripjvd up. un- HARD*'ARE not reviewed dues not find director Mike Nichols on it. though no one Uke\ him The Ijtst ftcturc Sho*. this film fortunately , by predictable A futuristic science fiction (The Graduate, Wivkiitf: Oul) al his focuses on the intertwining live* of character* and dull dialogue thriller from director Richard bcvl. bul it'i good enough to stand BYE BYI Bl VV.S not re people living in a small Texas lovtn While disuctting i *U\11\, four Stanley Dylan M^Dcrimitl and out fn>m a contemporary cinematic, The original casl, including Jell viewed 1 he slots <>t a woman encky young medical ttudcnl* Sucey trjviv star (Ri field no< etailely brimming with »hti survives tiy singing during Hrulgcs and Cyhill Shepard, re (Kevin R*con. Julia Knhcm, Wil H.OMI.IN PI At X; not wil turns (R) Wiwtd War II while hc» hushand > liam HaMwtn and < Jliver Hail) do reviewed I'lmcrtxmse Dull In a very strong pctformame THE WITCHES go.*l heldbs the Japanese iWn s KIC U> avtui then sour tempered lunilgirn sUts in this M. I fi Ihnllt-r Meryl Strcep pUys Su/atine Vale, .i Adapted by Allan Siotl Horn a DARKMAN tail I Mir, lucml. Nelvxi (Kcifrr Sutherland) »t»«u» i Houston v-v «IM> ti*. ks inked up movie slar »h«> roller Nreson ptas* tYshm \fcrsiUlr .> Roald I>ahl book, directed by ohii't tie* hied he *»4nt« In ilic ifcmn an inlet);jlantK i!n)£ run tttastets along heedlessly &iu\ has i V tent 1st »»ik !tl£ on ^*nn ^ UKI i •! Nicolas Roeg. and executive ttul is Ua*r hi* h«»lv temperatute net I IS'. PI less than ideal rvUiionvhtp with her holographs sWrrv, in tiKiiU! l»« ptKtliHeU by Him Hrnson. Ihn is a !i**c frt! 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Galery at the Vineyards, Bucks County Artifacts Gallery, 1025 S Broad St., Merwick, 79 Bayard Lane, Princeton, Vineyards, 6123 York Road (Route Trenlon, Molly Mertin<> Pc'.:,.-pectivc, Works by Virginia Hopkins and Fran 202), Lahaska, Pa., Thirty-Two Small through Nov H\ 609 599-GOoi. Scarito. through Dec. 13, Works by Bernard Ungerleider, through 609-497-3000. Sept. 30, 215-794-7449. The Artist Center, Railrcarf and Control avenues, Flermngton, Works by Nassau Oub, 6 Mercer St., Princeton, Genest Galery and Sculpture Garden, The Art Museum of Princeton Univer- Michael Angel, Oct. 6-Dec. 31 (opening Varied Expressions by Jean Kaucher, reception Oct. 6, 7 p.m.-10 p.m) 121 N. Union St., Lambertville, William through September, 609-924-0580. sity, Princeton University campus. Chickilln: landscapes, through Oct. 7; Wha Photographs Look Like through 201-782-6463 Susan ;•'. Kelleher: Just imagine, Oct.New Jersey Designer Craftsmen Gal- Oc . 21; Epsleir Collection through ,VNo.\ Ib; 609-39V-402^. Or 25: Drawings 'torn tht Philip Artworks/Trenton. 19 Everett AHev, lery, 25 Livingston Ave., New Bruns- Guston and Clark Coohdge Exchange Trentor. Faculty Student Exhibitioii. wick, Collectors Choice: 40 Years ot Bye Bye Bkdte, The Not Ready for through Oc! 1:!, 609-394-9436. Historical Society oi Princeton, Bain New Jersey Designer Craftsmen, mrough Nov 1B The Coroplast;. Art bridge House, 158 Nassau St. Prince- Broadway Players, North Brunswick through Sept. 29, First Exposure: Third High School, Route 130 and Raider Greek Terracotta;, o the Hellenistic ton, Small Town. Distinguished Annual Exhibit ot Newly Juned Mem- *tu;C. Sen- AT&T Corporate Education Center Architects, through Dec 3' Road, North Brunswick, major roles 30' bers, through Nov 2; 201-246-4066 and adult ensemble: Oct 4, 7-9 30 p.m 609-258-5949 Galery, Carter Road, Hopewell. Sally 609-921-6748 Stubbs Kaleidoscope Fantasies and and Oct. 6. 12:30 p m-2 p.m.. chil- Cranbury Museurr. arK Place Cran- Other Works, through Oct 3' dren's and teens ensembles Oct 5. Image Galery, Princeton Corporate PhMps MM, River Road (Route 32). New bury The Giraidt. ;rnity A Naval 609-639-4860. Hope. Pa., 61st Annual Phillips Mill Art 7-9:30 p.m and Oct 6. 10 am -noon Histon Sunday i Plaza 7 Oeerpark Drive, Suite D , < Sept 30. ' Exhibition and Sale, through Oct 28, 201-297-6692 or- i, m 609 i : South Brunswick, Worts by Irving Bargeron Galery, 1087 Genera' Greet' AronowiU. Richard Honymar, Joseph 215-862-0582 Jarx- Voorhees Zbnmer, AM Museum Road, Washington Crossing, Pa , DeOrio, Charlotte Tucker, Joyce Dinner Theater Murder Mysteries, ac- Landscape Paintings by Ted Ehmann, tors, actresses, directors, stage man Mdrr.!o( AveniM an< oeorgt Street Urbanski and Peter Vanm, through Princeton Meadows Country Club Greta Greenfield and Kathleen SchuU. September, 201-274-2722. agers and technicians, write ".>'\ Brunswick Japonisme Comes ft through Sept. 30. 215-493-1360 Restsurant, Hunters Glen Drive. Kaleidoscope Productions 272 Coll •r"<"ic,-j 7b,- Japanew Impat or: tht Ptatnsooro, Mixed Media by Lu Adams. ingswood Road Fatness Hills Pa ,- .,-,, An:- e ?6-192b anc echuei Introducing Window Shopping by through Oct 16, 609-799-8316 19030 Barton Arts Center. 582 Rahway Ave . Jean, Walnut Avenue, Newtown, Pa \t r Trie A' o Traditional Japanese Woodbridge Having a Wonderful Trenton Artist Workshop AssociationRabbet Galery, 120 Georges Road Not Ready For Broadway Players. ^urtamadv Pape from Fukui through Time. Wish You Were Here, through North Brunswick High School Theatre Exhibit, through September. New Brunswick. China Marks Worm N< / :B 20*-932-7237 Oct 21. 201-634-0413 215-860-9110 Raider Road and Route 130, Moth Without End. through Oct 13 Brunswick, Bye. Bye. Btrdte adult audt Ne> = Jersey State Museum, 201 W 201-828-5150 Bristol Myefe-Squtob Galery. Route James A. Mcnener Arts Center, 138 lions Oct 4. 7-9 30 p.m.. and Oct 6 tiat Ss Tremor Trenton Capita: 206 Lawrence, Sculptural Stoneware. S Pine St. Doytostown, Pa . Amancari 1230-2 pm . ohikkert auditions Oct s W Anmvetsa') Exhibition, Oct Ptxcetam and Cast Bronte by Toshiko Indian Portraits by Edward Curtis and ARaritan Vatey Community Colege. 7 00-9 30 p m . and Oct 610am-1. "De.. .• 609 29i>-6308 Takaew. 1969-1990. Oct 4-Nov 30 Forgotten Woman Fern Coppedge Route 28 and Lammgton Road. North pm. 201-297-66S2 (opening reception Oct 7, 2 pm b Newark MUMW 4'.< Washington St. HMrospecAve. through Nov 25 Paint Branch Th# Constant Landscape Re 'if*.ir» The Chair Symbol and p.m.). 609-683-6275 visited and Revised, through Sept 2BRodn m Young Arthtfs Series Com- mo and Sculpture by Blake Edwards A peWon. Mary Jaoobt Library 6', xtjiptu'f, thioug*>Oct ?8 NawJaraay Drve/Twty o/ Cxpfe»*or> through Dae Photographic Exhibition. Oct V25 Bucks County Community Colege, Waahmgton St. Rocky W. Od 13. i Oasigner C'*n$meti 4CXh Anrmveraary 2; 215-340-9600 201-218-8871 p m . «5» 924-44*4 : >rnr»> rhfougt Nov 15 Sandra de Hicks Art Canter, Swamp Road, New- lown. Pa, Handmade Paper An An- Just Art. 1665 Slelton Road RUer Colege Aft Celery. Root. 206 San*. Ocl 7Nov 25 Jemeay Th» lets Medium. Oct 4-Nov 14 (opening DANCE Art; i r'«n«torm*ftor through Oecarrv Pfecatawty. Figurative Art by Luden LawrancevMa. Robert Godfrey Pamt reception Oct 4. 5 30 pm-8 pm). Crump II. Oct 2-14 (arttctt receptlor t». J01-W6-6&JO 215-908-6422 Ing About framing and Drawing About Oct 6. 6 pm-8 pm i. KM-572-M78 Parting, through Oct 1? (vtats re< caption Ocl 1, 4 p m • 7 p m ). Old Barrack! Museum. Barrack Straw Cfttfon HMorica* Mueeunv Mi Mam La Pata Sculpture Garden ?.> Richav fu*Hun. Fedeta1 Sty* /iMkyaton St. Canton. Ft* Upon Them Shores Place. Tranion. Art ar*< L > Reopening & I Ikt f .ft** «nd Of War law and the THn) Cantata WHh « D0mT> S, 2O1-73S-4101 DowfMown Aftft -*f»:»ndm»ni through throuoti Oac 30. 11 a m 4 p m o» b> • ppolntmant. 609-605-7879 or Coryaloryalll Oallery.. an CotyeiCot i Si 6O0-B2Mt42 ttjaon Alumon VHual Arts SktOanU Trenlon CHy Museum Illtrslle. UbrttUmbartvtfaf . Fmi EUEtNUK* OUrtOmU* Qroup Show, through Ocl $ eaumpartwr, Rktmri Lmvm and Caifciralade* t'urt Tr»ntrin Trenton Laraan Ddman Qatar*. Anwortt*. 12 20\9&mi Itsfiartrw SM» Ratv+yf Sapt C*nt* W Machantc St. He* Hope. Pa . 30-MCFV 11 (opening raospton Sept We*** by Nancy StauC laughmn. •allreeai Danclnf. 30 3 p m 4 p m). «HhXi-OK>* Rutgers UnKersily. WeRan Hal O«i Hart* Una (w ani Jan* hO S vae?9306 lary, Chapel &*e and Oa««ga Stn* BatJtww. 300 Mate* Si Sundavi. • p m • \« p turner Vmugf- Baac>* 36 OtaiiiiiJi RNef \MMk» Tlstiri 76 S Hem trunewWk. Cora Umwd Mad* Mtbal 1111)1(1 Ooufisss Library 0««p Snow Oct t ta 3Q1 037 ?&ii /.ft** Mam 9t. vwtfay, •». (lAUJWU.N Ho»(j laatence by r^aua^aam* eat m^a^almatiamaaa^m; ,>***». H~ T*JTitZ*1k> poor I**"- t^n0"B" w*>~%x*"* t>» lauan CouMry Day tehee*. M REBECCA'S FORECAST (Sept. 27- Oct. 41 '21-4/20): Dealings with question. Travel, in-laws or those forefront under the Full Moon's thinking and planning will go on security is underscored now. lders and those in authori- at a distance assume importance. influence. Expect a rough ride! privately now. Domestic, family Later, the Full Moon highlights ghlighted early this week, New goals are formulated. Later VIRGO (8/24-9/23): The unex- or residence issues need clarify- residence and living arrange- le impressions score in- the Full Moon underscores ro- pected is very likely early this ing. Romantic trends pick up ments. Changes are definitely points. Social-romantic mance, ties with groups and or- week. Don't take a risk with your steam; avoid being too possessive brewing! AQUARIUS icks up steam: Love and ganizations, and recreation. heart or your money. Security is with a love. Later, Full Moon (1/21-2/19): It will be in your best ire a potent mix. Later, the underscored while worry for a issues changes in daily schedule, interest to bend a little early this CANCER (6/22-7/23): This may be on underscores existing family member may crowd your job and health. week. Others offer timely advice. a rather stress-filled period early ships, a rebalancing of thoughts. Later, romantic interests Established relations lend you this week. You may be pulled in SAGITTARIUS (11/23-12/21): Ex- ay be in order now! are iffy. Elders are accented, and needed support. Emotionally or too many directions now. Job and pect a change in schedule or plans. the Full Moon underscores the ties materially, don't go out on a limb. J (4/21-5/21): Le- home life vie for your attention. Travel snags and misunderstand- that bind — maybe too tightly! ings are apparent early this week. The risk may not pay off. Later, lemic or in-law issues may Independence and freedom are Full Moon favors local travel, LIBRA (9/24-10/23): This is a good Daily agenda is hectic while tling early this week. Try- critical issues for you and your paperwork and communications time to tie up loose ends, person- domestic or family demands :ep a handle on your important other. Later, Full Moon with relatives. is and make important highlights career, dealings at the ally and professionally. Diet and escalate. Later, all may not be as it is with your head, not your top and your reputation. fitness regimes are implemented appears. Look beneath the surface PISCES (2/20-3/30): Money and ater, a new perspective is while a change in appearance wins and read between the lines. Full friends may be a poor mix early . Health and job are ac- LEO (7/24-«/23): Attend to daily rave reviews in weeks ahead. Moon underscores romance, this week. Social trends are so-so, while the Full Moon high- obligations early this week. Later, Full Moon in your 7th creativity and speculation. and time alone is well spent now. rivate and personal affairs. Co-workers, dependents and house warns you to loosen the CAPRICORN (12/22-1/20): Career Mid-week influence favors in- health issues dominate your think- reins in an existing twosome. You or health issues may be unsettling trospection, meditation and tying (5/22-6/21): Others and ing. Diet and fitness are under- have a lot more to gain! early this week. Examine options up loose ends. Health is under- sources play a pivotal role scored; more confidence is in the SCORPIO (10/24-11-22): Be flex- carefully while safeguarding your scored. Later, materially or emo- is week. Loyalties, sin- offing. Later, legalities, ible early this week. Money and emotional well-being. 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