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The Triumphs are coming! — See: Time Off TheFranklin NEWS RECORD The Franklin Nows-Hecord (USPS 573 800) 'The Princeton Packet Inc. 1990 All Rights Reserved Second class postage paid at Manville N J UB&tt Thursday, July 5, 1990 Vol. 35, No. 27 NEWS Demkovitz named to township's top spot By Laurie Lynn Strasser After state Sen. Richard Zimmer There were few surprises in the swore him in, the 41-year-old mayor council's selection of people to fill BRIEFS Staff Writer addressed the council, thanking each other township offices; most were Russell Demkovitz was appointed member for their diligence and pro- reappointments, including that of Franklin Township's new mayor at fessionalism. Reminding the council Thomas Caffcrty as township at- Rate increase the Township Council's reorganiza- that four at-large council seats will torney, of Michael Richmond as tional meeting Sunday, June 30, tak- open next spring, he expressed hope prosecutor, and of Joan Gcigcr as is challenged that council members would check ing the reins from Robert Mettler. See DEMKOVITZ, Page 4A "I'm probably the only person politics at the chamber door during FraiMn Township will join who's never been just a plain council the coming year. But political under- South Brunswick in challenging person," Mr. Demkovitz said. He currents were evident at the meeting, a proposed rate increase by the; has served as deputy mayor for three nonetheless. Elizabethtown Water Co., consecutive terms •— ever since his Local Dems Township Manager John Lovell All council members present Sun- election to the council in 1987 — said. , '• '•' day evening voted for Mr. when he ran with the former mayor to plan future The Westfield-based company Demkovitz, though with the support win an at-large position. Mr. filed in May with the state Board of the council's Republican majority, Demkovitz had been defeated in a bid of Public Utilities for a $13.8 he would have won anyway. Inde- for a ward seat two years earlier. pendent GOP Councilwoman Helen million rate increase. The Town- By Laurie Lynn Strasser ship Council announced at last Six-year council member Robert Reilly did.not attend the meeting. Staff Writer Tuesday's meeting that it would Zaborowski will replace Mr. "I am not a rubber stamp or puppet hire an attorney to Challenge the Demkovitz as deputy mayor. Mr. for any political party," she said. Franklin Township Democrats proposed increase. Zaborowski was deputy mayor once "Whereas I congratulate Russell announced their plans for the com- A major Central Jersey water before, in 1984. Robert Mettler Russell Demkovitz Demkovitz on his being elected may- ing year at a press conference supplier, Elizabethtown serves Mr. Mettler has served 15 con- ....outgoing mayor ...new mayor or and wish him the very best in the before the Township Council's customers in many Somerset, secutive years on the council. "I have coming year, I am in disagreement reorganizational meeting Sunday, Union and Middlesex com- the highest respect for him," Mr. a long time to come." very happy to turn it over to someone with the Republican chairman for not June 30. munities. The company raised its Demkovitz said. "He was an influen- The council presented Mr. Mettler else," the mayor said. "I've always inviting the second ward Republican Party Chairman John Loos dis- chairman or myself into the dis- water charges by 26 percent in tial force during my second election, with a gavel at his last council believed in rotating the job. Over the cussion or selection of those persons See DEMS, Page 6A October. he's been in the township forever, meeting before leaving his post June years I drink we've gotten into in- and I'd like to see him in politics for 26. "It's been a good year, but I'm ter-party trouble when we haven't." being appointed today." Take a hike EPA will connect The Delaware & Raritan Canal Watch has scheduled another series of hikes along the canal for July. The canal watch Higgins victims will host a "full moon walk and picnic" Friday, July 6. The pic- nic will begin at 8 p.m.. at Turning Basin Park, Alexander to water supply Road, Princeton. Beginning at 9:30 p.m., the hike will follow a 3.9-mile path along the canal to By Laurie Lynn Strasser Kingston, with opportunities to Staff Writer "This is the only stop at Washington Road, Har- The U.S. Environmental Protec- rison Street or the Millstone tion Agency has announced plans to long-range solution for aqueduct. channel public water from South Additional hikes have been Brunswick to Franklin residents those impacted." scheduled for Sunday, July IS whose wells have been impacted by .—Township Manager (Griggslown to Kingston) and the Higgins Farm Superfund Site. 'Sunday,* July 29"(Princton to After weighing several alternatives John Lovell Lawrence Township). For — ranging from no action at all to further information, call Barbara development of a new community Ross at (609) 924-2683, or Babs well — the EPA determined that One of the chemicals uncovered was Thomsen at (609) 395-0693. connecting to an existing water supp- benzene — one of five confirmed ly was the best solution. EPA of- carcinogens. ficials estimate that the $1,716,000 Tests have confirmed that the water project will take between one to two supply to five nearby homes is un- Marrow donors years to complete. potable, exceeding state and federal standards for 11 different chemicals. are sought "Superfund legislation was The State Department of En- enacted by Congress in 1980 to vironmental Protection prohibited 30 Bergen County's Tishna address the nation's worst hazardous families living along Route 518 from Rollc's successful bone marrow waste sites using money raised by using their wells in 1986 as a precau- transplant has given many other taxing the petroleum industry," ex- tion against tainted groundwater. leukemia victims hope for a plained EPA section chief Janet Fcldstcin explained Monday night. The EPA supplied these homes match. People in Somerset, with bottled water between 1987 and Middlesex and Union counties "But due to limited funds, Congress imposed liability on those responsible 1989, when the DEP installed carbon are trying to save some of those absorption units to strain any danger- lives ... and the life of a for the site before the EPA takes over." ous substances and detect future con- 20-year-old Maryland girl, Al- tamination. The national agency has lison Atlas, with perhaps only a Clifford Higgins, Sr. reportedly agreed to assume responsibility for few weeks to live ... by banding failed to comply with an order issued the filtration systems in February, together to arrange free testing by the EPA last March to install a and to continue maintaining them for potential donors. water line after his 74Vi acre farm until the new pipeline is complete. A free testing drive will be was declared one of roughly 1,200 Residents seemed heartened that held from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, national Superfund clean-up sites last relief is finally on trie way, yet July 10, at Temple Anslic spring. About 70 metal barrels con- aggravatedthat it is taking so long. Emeth, 222 Livingston Ave., taining a mixture of chemicals were New Brunswick, Since Novem- unearthed there in December 1985. Soo EPA, Pago 4A ber 1989, the Atlas family has tested over 41,000 people at a cost of over $2 million. While they have not located a match for Willow Ave. closes, Allison, they have doubled the size of the National Marrow Donor Program Registry. For then reopens again Staff photo • Poto Borg further information, contact Lin- da Lcvine at (201) 548-3827. By Laurio Lynn Strasser with school recessed for summer. Need a lift? Staff Writer "I've never seen the council move Former Now Jorsoy Not Donnis Hopson, now a mombor of tho Chicago Dulls, londs assistnnco Closing u road may lie drastic, but so fast on an important issue," said to two-year-old John Ortiz of Somorsot during last wook's Family Day foslivitios at Codar Grovo Computers in it's a sure-fire way to stop speeders. Councilman John Clyde. "I hated to The Franklin Township Council nish it, but we had to do something." Contro. For moro photos, ploaso turn to Pago 9A. corporations closed Willow Avenue Tuesday, June The Council voted 5-4 in its agenda 26 — but only for a few hours -- session to close the road on one end. The bencfiti for large corpor- after Councilwoman Helen Rcilly It upheld that decision n second time, ation! of installing said residents were fed up with in a 3-2 vote with four abstentions, enterprlsc-wldc computer motorists bu/.zing past their homes. but finally rescinded Inter in the Parents protest BOE proposal networks will be the lecture topic Hut the council later recanted its evening, after Mr. Ijivell urged for the July dinner meeting of the decision to close the Somerset road, council members to reconsider. By Jerry Do Samo effectively teach math or trading year. We hope they haven't already Somerset Mills Chanter of the determining instead that stricter en- If the council closed toad* every News Correspondent when the claw is structured into sub made up their minds completely on Data Processing Management time residents complained of traffic groups. this subject mill air siiIt wdltiu', lo forcement of the sjxxd limit would be// A disgruntled group of parents Association. n gentler measure. The township has cutting through their neighborhood* "It will not stimulate, but will slow listen mid debate." to beat busy intersections, Mr. Lovell gathered at last week's meeting of the The meeting, which starts at 6 set aside $100,000 cs speeders students concerned," she said, meeting lor H p.m. WediieMl.iv. July drive on. He cautioned the council tion to express discontent over a Somerset Rumada Inn, is open to will get the message. According to information released II at the Middlelm-.lt SLIIOOI to that closing the road would likely proposal to change the school's cur- explain the cumuilum change •II who have a professional "I had to say I wanted to close it so riculum policy ftom homogeneous to by the school board, homogeneous, raise a slew of objections from newer In other business, the school l«uid interest in computer technology someone wouldn't l)c killed." Mm. heterogeneous reading and ninth or "tracking," is the system where residents. voted |o pay Hi iinmi.il membciship and management. For reserva- Keilly itaid. "It was rush, but it was a council. "students arc placed into whole tions or further information: "I think the people in QunllbitKik groups to accommodate itiHtiuclions dues of $20*,!M)l to llie New Iciscy way of getting action." 1 The administration's proposal calls (201) 78I-.UV7. would be iluicked to henr (here wan a lo the needs, interest and abilities the School Hoard Association II.IUHIU'S People in her ward Imvc com- for pupils In grades K) to be taught chance it might be closed," he said. itudcnt will best learn in." school bonnl Imd aKicrd c.ulni lo plained of speeders ever since Willow "I felt it was terribly unfair to three to math and reading at a whole class, temporarily withhold ihe dues l>e Avenue was extended two years ago "Thin is not the time or place to four thousand resident!) in thin town- rather than grouped according to cause of public concern over the Stale Index through the Qujiilbrook development, effectively discuss the issue," Super- ship," ability, Commission on liivcsiication's al- creating A thoroughfare between IJast- "We are not against ptogrcss, but intendent of Schools Dr. Dennis 1. Mr, l.<>vcll also warned that dis- legations It1.1t lottner Nil A Pure lot on Avenue mul New l)nin»wick we do not want to digits* cither," Clancy «nld. "This is not a simple Churches, 10-11A placed traffic would Increase the OctavitnT. Held inisiiiiiii:i).:ed hind-.. Road, Sybil Reid, a parent attending last matter. There arc many variables to liklihood of accident* at the comer of ilKliidinj! lines Itoui the NIIA's ovet Classified, 1B Thursday's meeting, pleaded, "We take Into consideration. I ask you all "They should have left It us n cut New Dninawick Avenue and Cedar MX) members. have be-cn most supportive of the tonight to read the material handed Editorial, 6A tie sac, »he tali), "It's like a speed- drove Lane — which he called "the "It is too bud it had lo tome to this, other changes thii administration has out so we can discuss this matter «( a wny. They've Iwcii going 60-70 miles most dangerous intersection In Frank- but the NJIA has set up new wav* in Ufostyle, 9A Implemented. However, we do not different lime." per hour," lin Township today," which ID keep all limmcial inatten want our children to be subjected to a Obituaries, 8A Attempt! In enfcnvc the 25 mph The Department of Transportation "We do not want to appear as nu under a strict check mul lialamc curriculum that has already failed in speed limit were too sporadic to granted the town approval to design a enemy of the HOB," M». Reid said system," school boaid tiicnuV'i He Po«ce Blotter, 2A succeed, Ms, Keilly Raid, adding that the pit." traffic light at that Interjection, but "Hut we arc concerned atxiiit how becca White Johnson snid "The Sports, 12-13A neighborhood children were In Mi. Reid went on to §ay she didn't •low this information has dis- danger of l>cinj> tun down, especially Soo WILLOW, Page 4A believe teacher* would be able to seminated to us no Into in the school Soo PROTEST. Pmjo 4A 2A July 5, 1990 The Franklin News-Record POLICE BLOTTER

Gary L. Stoopi 42, of tiri'dgewaker,dent was sleeping. The burglar forced week. A 1984 Chevy was stolen from said, and windows were shattered on Five panes of glass were smashed on was charged with driving while intox- a bedroom window to get in, police the Holiday Inn parking lot Saturday, a 1984 Buick parked on North Law- a garage door at Bill's Trading Post icated Friday June 29, after nearly said. June 29, police said, and a 1986 Thirteen automobiles were re- rence Avenue and a 1989 Honda between June 28-29. Police said a hitting a patrol car head-on, police Chevy, worth $2,000, was stolen ported burglarized this week in the parked on Caitlin Court. window was cracked on a Hamilton said. Patrolman Jeffrey Scider had to from Baier Avenue between June Township. Three of the break-ins Street market June 29. A wire fence too.k place on Hempstead Drive June * ) * * swerve to avoid a collision, police On June 28, a Winthrop Road 29-30. A 1988 Chevrolet reported was bent, police said, and flowers, said, and he was taken to the hospital stolen from Eugene Avenue Monday, 28, police said, as well as two on A hit-and-run driver damaged a trampled in the backyard of a Hamil- resident reported that, her purse, Byron Place June 30, and two ontraffic light control cabinet June 25 at after his car hit a curb. Mr. Stoop was worth $645, was stolen from her July 1 was recovered the next morn- ton Street home. arrested by Officer Christopher ing in Brooklyn, New York. Two Easton Avenue. Car burglaries were the intersection of Frankllin kitchen while she was in the back also reported on Hamilton Street, Boulevard and Route 27, police said, Pringle, processed at headquarters yard, police said. She described the cars that were reported stolen from and released on his own re- the Marriott Hotel on Davidson Av- North Lawrence Avenue, Daniel adding that the damage was probably thief as a tall, muscular black man, Drive, Phillips Road, the Franklin caused by a turning tractor-trailer. A purple and pink tricycle, valued cognizance. police said. The woman allegedly enue June 21 were found four days at $100, was reported stolen from a later on Staten Island. The 1985Greens apartment complex and a * * * saw him emerge from the garage and Somerset Street car dealership. Vandoren Avenue residence between drive away in a 1989 four-doqr Ford. Cadillac was stripped and abandoned, , During "Family Day" at the Cedar June 22-24. Stolen bicycles were also but the 1987 Pontiac was in good Stolen were stereo equipment, com- Walter Lee Chariey, 43, of ^ pact discs, cassette tapes, a camera, a Grove Center on Cedar Grove Lane reported on Ralph and Home Street, lin Boulevard, Somerset, was condition. In addition, a 1986 June 29, a heavy thunderstorm blew and from Franklin High School. golf bag, clothing, license plates, a 1 charged June 28 with possession' of Mitsubishi, stolen from New Bruns- down a tent, said police, smashing Seven other burglaries were re- wick June 28, was recovered in the taillight cover, and a car battery. cocaine after Officer Carlos Torrelio ported in Franklin Township this windshields, denting and scratching of the Street Crime Intervention Bu- driveway of a Route 27 corporation * * * five vehicles parked nearby. The Franklin Police Department week. The incidents occurred on later that day. reau pulled him over at the comer of Drake Road, Landry Road, Fisher Three vehicles were reportedvan - warns motorists not to drink and Route 27 and Douglas Avenue for a Drive, Larsen Road, Somerset Street, Someone tried unsuccessfully >to dalized this week in Franklin. A tire drive. Police will erect D.W.I. road- motor vehicle violation. Mr. Chaney Lafayette Avenue, and Frank Street, steal a 1984 Pontiac from a Davidson was punctured on a 1968 Plymouth Three cases of criminal mischief to blocks at various locations in the was released on his own re- police said. Taken were jewelry, a Avenue bank June 29, police said. parked on Denherder Drive, police property were reported this week. Township this month. cognizance. videocassette recorder, a microwave oven, cameras, a bicycle, an answer- ing machine, and 10 cases of soda. COURT DOCKET A 16-year-old Edison youth was charged June 30 with possession of The following judgements were Roger L. Feagin of New Bruns- Patrick J. Nash of Somerset was guilty of simple assault. He was fined fireworks, including 55 packs of Two attempted burglaries were firecrackers and four packs of bottle handed down in Franklin Township wick pleaded guilty to driving while found guilty of leaving the scene of a total of $300, plus $30 court costs. also reported — on Elizabeth Avenue Municipal Court on Monday, June 25 intoxicated. He was fined $250 plus an accident and driving while on the rockets, after Officer Steven Bian- and at a Route 27 golf course. camano stopped him on Meadow and Wednesday, June 27. $15 court costs and $100 to the revoked list. He was fined a total of Avenue for an expired inspection DDEF. His drivers license was re-$1,400, plus $30 court costs. Ronald J. Jones of North Bruns- sticker. He was also charged with An unknown amount of change voked for one year. | wick pleaded guilty to simple assault. driving an uninsured, unregistered Nicolas Santiago of New Bruns- He was fined $150 plus $15 court was stolen June 29 from a vending wick pleaded guilty to charges of vehicle without a license. machine at the Shoprite on the corner Trellany Weeks of Somerset costs. speeding, operating a motor vehicle pleaded guilty to driving an uninsured of Route 27 and Veronica Avenue, while on the revoked list, operating Margaret P. Ensana of Mercerville said police. an uninsured motor vehicle, operat- motor vehicle. She was fined $300, pleaded guilty to driving while on the plus $15 court costs. Her license was A cloth pocketbook, worth $80, ing a motor vehicle that was notrevoked list and driving an uninsured containing personal documents and registered and operating a Vehichle revoked for one year. Califlora Gonzalez of New Bruns- motor vehicle. She was fined a total wick pleaded guilty to shoplifting cash was reportedly stolen from a Three two-door Chevrolets were with fictitious plates. He was fined a of $800, plus $30 court costs. Her Jurocko Avenue home while the resi- reported stolen in the Township this total of $880, plus $75 court costs. from the Shoprite on Veronica Av- driver's licence was revoked for one enue. He was fined $250, plus $15 year, plus 10 days. Jose J. Bruno of New Brunswick pleaded guilty to passing a stopped court costs and $130 to the UCCB. school bus. He was fined $100, plus Gonzalez was released on $150 CROSS COUNTY PAVING, INC Larry R. Taylor of Somerset $15 court costs and 15 days of tail. pleaded guilty to driving while intox- Arneasa Kates of Somerset pleaded community service. icated. He was fined $250, plus $15 guilty to driving while suspended. Payer Bricks Concrete Sidewalks court costs and $100 1DRC. HisShe was fined $500 plus $15 court Railroad Ties Stone & Dirt license was revoked for seven Ronald J. Jones of North Bruns- Belgian Block Deliveries costs. Her license was revoked for 30 months. days. Andrew Hornby of Somerset wick pleaded guilty to simple assault. pleaded guilty to obstructing justice He was fined $150, plus $15 court Free Driveway Estimates!! and resisting arrest, and was fount not costs. Call Now! (201) 329-3025 FHS students presented with academic awards On Monday, June 4, Franklin High Plastics Corp. Award for Excellence in Sheper, Chris Shamy, and Michael Gamma Omicron Zeta Chapter, Scholarship, School students were presented with Science, to Dennis Kung; the Wilton Kim- Wistreich. to Monesia Stephenson; the Principal's academic and honorary awards. The awards mer Sr. Memorial Grant — Biological The FHS Music Department Awards: Service Award, to Wai-Kwan Chong; the list follows. Sciences, to Eileen Moore. Outstanding Senior Band Students, to Valedictorian and Salutatorian Awards were The Franklin Township Republican Ex- The Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Theta Phyllis Levitan and Kim Maslo; Outstanding presented to Dennis Kung, Valedictorian. Receive 10% OFF ecutive Committee Scholarship, to Denise Psi Lambda Chapter Academic Recognition Senior Choral Student, to Desyra Highsmith; and Pernethia Peoples, Salutatorian. any Air Conditioning, Gas or Oil, Alvarez; the Chamber of Commerce of Awards, to Marcus Andrews, Shawn Outstanding Senior Guitar Student, to The Edward J. Bloustein Distinguished Franklin Township Scholarship, to Dawn Bethune, Danyel Jones; Scholarship, to Phyllis Levitan. Scholar Awards, to Howard Engelhart, Den- Heating Installation or Replacement with * ad Walus; the Julius Varga Scholarship, to Tiffany Williams. The FHS Band Parents' Association nis Kung, Kimberly Maslo, Rhonda Pat- * PSE&G Rebate • Free Estimate Melissa Goldberg; the Alpha Kappa Alpha The Bob Biolsi Memorial Scholarships, Scholarships, to Kim Maslo and Phyllis terson, Pernethia Peoples, John Spencer, i • Repairs Sorority, Nu Xi Omega Chapter, Scholar- to Wai-Kwan Chong and Eileen Moore; the Levitan; the FHS Choir Parents' Association Deborah Way, Sarah Way, and Michael A/C I • Clock Thermostats ship Award, to Gayle Arlington and Per- Cedar Wood Woman's Club Scholarships, to Scholarship, to Shan Weitz; the FHS Senior Wistreich. • Electric Air Cleaners nethia Peoples; the United Jersey Bank Lisa DelMastro, Van Dinh and Suzanne Class Award for Leadership and Service, to 95 • Humidifiers The FHS Art Department Awards, to Start & Check ! •Attic Fans Advisory Board Award: Outstanding Busi- Luck; the Doris M. Rieur Memorial Mindi Howard. Dawn Walus, Debbie Way, Sarah Way, r$ {includes Freon up to 1 ID.) 34 • Vent Dampers ness Student, to Lennette Goodman. Scholarships, to Lauren Herold and Lisa Chris Camese, Jana Crawford, Eileen L. The FHS Social Studies Department The American Cyanamid Chemistry Berg; the FHS Academic League Awards, to Awards: Good Citizenship Award, to Eileen Moore, Glen Lipton, Jason Labbe, Rob Award, to Dennis Kung; the Hoechst Kelly (Catherine) Harris, Tina Hutyra, Moore; Afro-American Studies Award, to Zamorcki, Tina Hutyra, Lania Larece and Jersey Fuel & Supply Co. Celanesc Corp. Chemistry Award, to Dennis Lauren Herold, Kim Maslo, Jesse Rubin, Danyel Jones; Outstanding Social Studies Shawn Brooks; the Art Institute of NJ. Air Conditioning • Heating • Fuel Oil Kung; the Union Carbide Chemicals and Michael Scheper and Michael Wistreich. Student, to Rhonda Patterson; the First Award, to Glen Lipton. South Brunswick, NJ 201-422-1430 The FHS Academic Merit Award, to Baptist Church Scholarships, to Gayle Ar- The FHS Honor Roll Awards, to Denise Wai-Kwan Chong; the FHS Athletic Depart- rington, Shawn Bethune, Christy Eariey, Alvarez, Marcus Andrews, Gayle Arrington, ment Scholar Athlete Awards, to Chris Penny Hartfield, Rodney Johnson, Toya Lisa Berg, Helen Canavesio, Karen Caputo, Camese, Karen Caputo, Jason Gonella, McNeill, Monesia Stephenson, and Michael Wai-Kwan Chong, Christine Falk, Jason James Grbac, Pernethia Peoples and Vanessa Williamson. Gonella, Becky Kapp, Dennis Kung, Jones. The Franklin Township JFK Democratic Barbara Lee, Rebecca Levine, Monoca Mat- 1 The FHS English Department Awards: Club Citizenship Award, to Desyra High- ticoli, Paul Ncse, Rhonda Patterson, Per- 11! Excellence in Writing Award, to Christopher smith; the Franklin Township Education nethia Peoples, Karen Reilly, Tamckiyo Camese; Creative Writing Award, to How- Association Scholarships, to Marc Robinson, Deborah Way, Sarah Way, and GAPOEN Center ard Engelhart; General Excellence in English Eisenberg, Jason Gonella, Shari Weitz, Tiffany Williams. TREES & Award, to Kimberly Maslo. Tiffany Williams, and Kim Maslo. The Garden State Scholars Awards, to 'Ji\t[«ld,'J:l.' The FHS Foreign Language Department The Franklin Township School Ad- Denise Alvarez, Christopher Camese, Kara SHRUBS Awards: Northeast Conference on the Teach- ministrators' Association Scholarships, to Coleman. Adam Dickinson, Lauren Herold, ing of Foreign Language Awards, to Jan3 Phyllis Levitan and Danyel Jones; the Frank- Jeffrey Kuhblank, Barbara Lee, Michael Crawford, Kim Maslo, Michael Wistreich lin Woman's Club Academic Scholarship, to Scheper, and Tiffany Williams. DECORATIVE HALF and Suzanne Luck; French Club Award, to Pcmcthia Peoples; the George Ackerman The National Merit Scholarship Corp. OAK BARRELS Denise Alvarez; Foreign Language Memorial Scholarships, to Albert Dell and Awards, to Kara Coleman. Adam TOPSOIL • STONE Educators of New Jersey Award, to Michael Vanessa Jones. Dickinson, Kimberly Maslo, Tumi Ogun- Wistreich; HIS Foreign Language Depart- The Governor's Jersey Pride Award, to tala, Rhonda Patterson, John Spencer, Sarah 40LDS 50 LBS E ment: Outstanding Student Scholarship, to Dennis Kung; the Middlebrook Business and Way, Michael Wistreich, and Tiffany Michael Wistreich. Professional Women, Inc. Scholarship, to Williams. ii The FHS Mathematics Department Tiffany Williams; the Raritan Valley Recognized as Commended Students by 99 Chapter, National Association of Accoun- m SO99 Awards: Association of Math Teachers of the National Achievement Scholarship Pro- New Jersey Award, to Wia-Kwan Chong; tants Award, to Lisa Berg. gram: Kara Coleman, Tumi Oguntala, and / Central Jersey Math League Awards, to John The Raritan Valley Chapter of The Links Tiffany Williams. Spencer, Wai-Kwan Chong, Dennis Kung, Inc. Scholarship, to Gayle Arlington, the Recognized »N a finalist by the National and Marcus Andrews; Mathematics Associa- Somerset County Technical Institute Schol- Achievement Schol(tfthip l*rogram: Rhonda tion of America Award, to John Spencer; arship, to Michael Kyser, the Sur l-edgcr Patterson PINE BARK BAG-A-BUG New Jersey Math League Awards, to John Scholar, to Pcmcthia Peoples; the Sularn Rccogni/rd as National Merit Scholarship JAPANESE Spencer and Marcus Andrews; Kau'lis Math Family Scholarships, to Murv Fiscnbcrg, Finalists, Kimbcily Maslo, John Spencer, 3 cu. It. bag Prize, to John Spencer. Desyra Highsmith, and Danyel Jones. and Michael Wistreich. NUGGETS • CEOAn - SHREDDED The MLS Mock Trial Team Awards, to The Vietnam Veteran's of America, New Rhonda Patterson is the winner of a BEETLE TRAP Ukachi Arinsch, Adam Dickinson, Howard Brunswick Chapter 2J.1 Scholarship, to National Achievement Scholarship. Engelhart, Kelly (Catherine) Harris, Michael Mindi Howard; the /<;ta Phi Beta Sunnily, John Spencer has received a Rutgers, The 3 CU FT. $"799 State University of New Jersey Mem Schol- 0AO arship. Micharl Wntreich is the ict ipicnt of a Dun & Ilradstrtrct Corp Merit Scholarship. 52" SQ BBQ TABLE The Preiidcntill Academic Filncsj OF WOLMANIZEO PINE Aw«d», to K»'« (Vilcman, Lisa Del MaMru, NEVER RUSTS SET INCLUDES GET BACK Adam Dickinson, Marc Liscnbcrg, Howard NEVER NEEDS PAINT 5Z" TABLE ^~z lingclhart, Ijunrn Hcrold. Dcnrm Kung, & 4 BENCHES ,,|'ln, John Spcmer, Tillany TABLE . 1399 5 William*, and Micharl Wislrcivh 349 IUNASSEMDLCD) EUROPA 5-PC 8 PC Illri ^ALUMINUM CUSHION Looking WnOUOHT WON DINING (or a |ob? DININCJ Hit tho S newsprint boforo you hlf 899 tho pavomont. SET INCLUDES Chock tho 4 CHAIRS 1 48' TADLE clcmlflodsl

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He also (201) 873-8700. placed by Republicans, were and there are more non-discretionary attended John Marshall Law School Whereas only the mayor was 'em- scrutinized by Democratic Coun- areas in the budget such as soaring for one year. The vice president of powered to perform marriage GREAT AMERICAN BOOK FAIR cilman John Clyde. . -insurance costs and cuts in state aid. Advance Elevator in New Bruns- ceremonies in the past, Mayor "There was no reason to remove Mayor Demkowitz and the finance wick, he is married with a Demkovitz already has one wedding • Book Fair A recent report, the first in 10 • years issued by the these people except partisan subcommittee have started working 10-year-old daughter. under his belt, since deputy mayors National Reading Academy of Education, points out the importance," politics," Councilman Clyde said. on the budget early, and they will try The mayor's main responsibility is were authorized to marry couples in of independent reading by students in kindergarten through eighth, The council has three subcommit- to establish three-to-five year projec- to preside over council meetings. The June.• , ' grade. Join the Franklin Township Library in prompting readjng. for tees, each with three members, so tions, j children. The Book Fair provides an excellent avenue to reading, traditionally, each of the nine council During' his three years on the adventure. Help your child discover the world of words at this book i members serves otr^bne committee. council, Mayor Demkovitz started a Fair — right in your own public library, and right at the beginning, Mr. Clyde claimed he opposed the subcommittee to end double taxation Willow Dems of the summer reading activities there. nomination of Councilman Thomas of condominium owners for services Continued from Page 1A Continued from Page 1A Ready access to books in the home offers children the opportunity Barrows to several subcommittees such as lighting and road mainten- to read independently and to cultivate a love for books. It isc Sunday because of Mr. Barrows' ance. As a member of the public denied the Township's request for a cussed the role of the minority party recommended by the National Academy of Education thai' students; alleged actions during the council works subcommittee, he planned for four-way stop sign at the corner of in the township and suggested that the spend two hours per week reading independently by the time they are election two years ago. construction of the new public safety Willow and New Brunswick Roads. council enlist a mediator from the in third grade. "He falsely accused five council building. On the open space commit- Even so, the signal will not be Public Advocate's office to help The Great American Book Fair will be open during library hours' tee, he helped strike an agreement members, both Democrats and Re- installed for another year or two, in break the yearlong stalemate over the from 10 a.m. until closing at the library, from June 25 until July 6. • publicans, of increasing taxes 20 with Hovnanian developers to give conjunction with the planned re- Ten Mile Run Bridge. The books and materials furnished at this book fair cover a range \ percent and he never apologized," Franklin a 1,700 acre tract of land allignment of New Brunswick Road. Democratic Councilmen Al Mr. Clyde said. along the Delaware & Raritan Canal. of selections and interests with prices to fit most needs. Please Officials with Somerset County, Ceaser, James Walker, and John support this worthwhile cause. S/A Associates, and Calton Homes Clyde outlined the issues on which agreed last week on how much they hope to focus this year. MARY JACOBS MEMORIAL LIBRARY, money was the developers' fair share As a member of the Water Pol- 64 Washington St., Rocky Hill, EPA for these and other off-track improve- icy/Public Works/Municipal Facili- (609) 924-7073. ments. ties subcommittee, Mr. Ceaser ex- Continued from Page 1A Higgins and several other disposal The township master plan also calls pects to concentrate on completion of THURSDAY, JULY 5 companies. None of the defendents for the extension of both New Bruns- the new public safety building, on "This is the only long-range solu- have accepted any culpability. wick Road and that of Willow Av- road overlay and drainage projects. • Toddler Time with Pat McKinley at 10:30 a.m. for children 2 to tion for those impacted," said Town- Once the waterline is finished, enue to Amwell Road, Mrs. Reilly James Walker wants to tap the 3'/2 years of age. The program consists of 30 minutes of stories, ship Manager John Lovell. "But the local municipalities would accept full said. Youth Services Commission for fund- songs, and play activities for toddlers and parents. Parents should problem has been ongoing for five control. Residents would then pay the Though Mrs. Reilly was the only ing to sponsor youth drug and alcohol plan to remain with their children. Registration is required and is years. It has been a source of frus- going monthly rate for the utility, and council member who wanted to keep education programs. limited to members of the Mary Jacobs Library and other branches of tration for the township residents the EPA would seal their wells. the road closed when it came up for a As a Real Estate/Open Space sub- the Somerset County Library system. impacted and for the township as a third vote, she seemed satisfied with Although connection will be per- committee member,-Mr. Clyde in- whole." the stepped-up patrols. manent, the EPA considers this an tends to work on the ethics ordinance, MONDAY, JULY 9 The chemical dump was originally The day after the council meeting, the township recreation master plan, interim measure. A final remedy • Family Films The Summer Family Film series continues at 7 discovered by the Schnabel family, would entail soil, sediment, surface Mrs. Reilly said that police were and a plan for the initial phases of the whose property borders the Higgins and groundwater purification. The issuing speeding tickets right and left. proposed Six Mile Run park. p.m. with a Disney animated version of children's novel by Margery Farm, after they learned that their agency estimates that such restoration "You should see what's happening Mr. Clyde said the budget is Sharp. When an orphaned girl is kidnapped by the evil Medusa, a. well was contaminated. The drums would take about 30 years, and today — it's terrific," she com- another issue that deserves attention. mouse Rescue Aid Society goes to great lengths to save her. The • were excavated in 1986. expects to complete a study next fall mented. "I hope they get their money "Against the advice of staff, the movie is free and open to the public. Since that time, tax rates decreased determining the best way to tackle back through tickets." council cut surplus while increasing between 33 and 50 percent in the this task. expenditures, creating similar budget WEDNESDAY, JULY 11 affected zone, depending on proxim- problems to what happened on the • Morning Films "Boswell Bon Voyage", and 'Harry's Dirty ity to the dump site. Originally As of this year, anyone wanting to state level," Mr. Clyde said, claim- valued at $250,000, the Schnabel's dig a new well in the area must first Correction Dog", will be shown at 10:30 a.m. for children of all ages. This ing that the council's action regarding program is free and open to the public. home was appraised at $75,000 when obtain a permit from the DEP. While the budget was a response to political t they filed in 1987 for personal and the EPA does not object if people In a story appearing in last week's pressure during an election year. SUMMER READING PROGRAM property damages against Mr. Hig- living outside of the designated area Franklin News-Record about the Ten gins and his now-defunct refuse col- wish to take advantage of public Mile Run Bridge stalemate, two trees • Book Trek: The New Frontier Children and parents may register' lection company. water, it would not foot the bill. — which representatives of the Dela- any time between the dates of the program, which runs from The Palmquists, who live next The EPA reserves the right to ware & Raritan Canal Watch do not Protest Wednesday, June 20 to Wednesday, Aug. 8. The first 100 children door, followed suit, and 17 other adjust its course of action depending want to sec cut down — were de- registered will receive a "Stars-around" helium balloon. neighboring homeowners reached a on state approval and public input. It scribed as being 30 years old. The Continued from Page 1A The program will be divided into two groups — the Readers, ages , $768,000 settlement in June with Mr. will solicit written responses during a trees are actually 300 years old. The 5 to 12 years, will have to complete six books, or more, in order to one month period ending July 30 News-Record regrets the error. NJEA is at this time crystal clean." receive a reading certificate as well as a free "meal coupon" from , before finalizing its decision. As part of the school-based man- Burger King. The non-readers, or "Read-to Me's", ages 2 to 5 "We're here to be sensitive to the agement program, the school board years, will have to complete 25 books or more to receive their : Inground community, not to come in like bulls voted to fill two positions. Starting certificates. in a china shop," said DEP represen- Hutcheson with the 1990-91 school year, George A weekly drawing for extra prizes will be held every Wednesday , tative Linda Birch. Dixon will be Director of Research after the 10:30 a.m. film program. Pool and Planning over the Magnet School Information pertaining to the case Forest tour is available for review at the Franklin Program. Mr. Dixon will earn an "Name the Creature" Contest annual salary of $75,255. Mr. Dixon SUMMER Public Library in the municipal com- The tour will be conducted by • A "Name the Creature" contest will be held at the library from . plex on DcMott Lane and at the Mary has been serving as principal of the SPECIAL Edmund Stiles, ecologist, and will Pine Grove Manor School. June 20 to July 5. , Jacobs Memorial Library in Rocky start at 2:30 p.m. on July 8 at the 15'x31' Hill. "This is the first year the magnet Help name the space alien from the planet SKOOB in the galaxy . entrance of the woods on Amwell program will start making very criti- Andreadmore. He was pulled into this galaxy last summer by Residents are eligible to apply for a Road (Route 514) about three alphabetic waves sent out from all the children in Somerset County INCLUDES: cal steps in planning the program," of $50,000 Technical Assistance Grant, quarters of a mile east of East Mill- Robert Rosado, assistant super- who were reading. The winning entry will be chosen from libraries • Complete Installation FREE stone. The trail through the woods if they wish to seek professional intendent of curriculum, said. "The throughout Somerset County. < • Co men I Type Bottom WALK IN may be muddy in places except in dry counsel in interpreting this infor- director will handle all grants from • Filtering System weather, so persons should conic STEPS! mation. Commcrtts may be addressed both the federal and state level." • Starter Chemicals prepared. The trip through the woods to: Joyce Harney, Remedial Project "I'm looking forward to this new • 30 gauge Liner FREE takes between an hour and two hours. Manager, U.Sl Environmental position," Mr. Dixon said. "1 want • Dirt Removal SIDEWALK! Protection Agency, 26 Federal There is no charge and reservations are not required on these guided to apply all my years within the SOCIAL BAZAAR •Udder Plaza-Room 747, New York, NY school system to make sure all the • Test Kit 10278. public tours. core curriculums work." By Edia Stanford-Bruce Jack I'ironc was named director of Special Writer ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS the Basic Skills and Improvement Residential • Commercial Program. The salary is being nego- Good July, neighbors! Hope you had a safe, happy fourth and a joyful tiated. The program's responsibilities summer up to now, PARKING LOTS have been shared by four individuals. This month, it's my turn to add another candle on the cake, so here's a Over 22 yrs. serving Mr. Pininc has been serving as prin- special wish for long life, good health, and enough of life's "good stuff" to Middlesex County cipal of Franklin High School. all our friends celebrating their birthdays in the ruby month. Fully Insured • Bonded "We had too many hands in the Belated birthday cheer to all our friends born in June. My goodness! Wasn't stew," Mr. Rosado said. "This way it a full month? So many things went on that we just can't mention them all;' PROTECTIVE PAVING one person will oversee the place- hut we sure won't forget cither. Ncwlywcds Fernando and Deborah Reid ar£ enjoying married bliss in the second month. Mr. and Mrs. Kclley Wade of' HIUSBOROUCH. NJ. ROBBINSVIUE, N J AND SEAL COATING ment testing and the collecting of data Com«Rtj.?oe»St4 RttM,JmiNo 0IR1 S3 for the program." Somerset added a new member to their family, who is now getting into her third month of life. .(201) 874-6666 (609) 443-3377 Free Estimates 828-4177 "This position will be exciting and challenging," Mr, I'ironc said. "I Early in June, the St. Andrew Grand Lodge and Deborah Grand Chapter want to continually addicss the needs held their annual Scholarship Dinner-Dance al the Somerset Marriott. They' of the cure curriculum. I believe that invited C. I;. Gibson, piesident of the Federation of Masons of the World as reading is mine than a course tu their keynote s|>eakcr. study, hut a !tH>l that can cross over 'Hie annual NAACI' Freedom Fund Dinner, sponsored by the New the line to any othei subject and Brunswick Area lliam.li. was held at the Ramada Inn Renaissance June 15, Want a better way to get area." The keynote speaker was the Honorable Donald M. Payne from New Jersey's 10th Congressional District. Also on that occasion, Angela I). Cephas and' Melissa J. Knlph were awarded the annual Freedom Fund Scholarships. Ms. Cephas, from New Brunswick, will IK- a freshman at Bonnet College Franklin NEWS RECORD? in North Carolina this fall. Ms. Ralph, who completed the work for graduation from Highland Park High School in three years, will be one of the youngest members of the 19'H) freshman class at Brown University in Rhode' Island, Just a week earlier, the Civic League of New Brunswick held it* IN anniversary celebration at the same location. F'licmU and family of Thomas Stowets surprised him with a birthday party DAYTON on lathers' Day al the Slower*' home in Somerset. He received many Ihouglilful, loving gilt* and a delicious back yard bullet ... And he though) •f -mA ?n, at nobody lerncmlK'rcd! ... gotcha! The congicgation of Somerset Piesbytcriaii Church bid their retiring pastor, Rev. CunMaiilinc A llaldassarc "a fond farewell" with a bullet dinner M EDISON McAlcci's Restaurant June 22, He is now chilling out in sunny Florida. Rev-' llaldassarc touched so in.iny jxruplc in our (own in such a positive way that we GENERATOR have to IK' sail to >,ce him leave us, but we wish him God s|»cod and good lishing mms$< TIRE Melon- we go. congniiiiliitiont arc in order to the class of IWO. Wc'ie I'imiil of you. Keep on achieving. Well, that's it until licit lime bye. &AUTO Subscribe CENTER for mail delivery! SCC ROBERT SELLARI, P.C. Jrt: x SERVICE !LJLL LJlL5 I YCSI I would liko n nmil subscription to ttw» I rnnklin News Hm;on) • livening & Wcclctul • Most insurance accepted Onn ynnr $32 | I .'Sin monlhi |M WHILE-U-WAIT AppninlmcnK Avjil.ible as full as p;»ti;il payment C B N T H R is cru Itj'.pt.f ( | Hill ntc I 1 C.h.'tiijo !n j ; Vt~;» j ! M.*M?t(! Mall to PncHot PubHcntkwm. P.O. Ikw Al. I'llnrnton. N J 0H54," 201-329-6300 LAKK 1 AKRINGTON PLAZA II Adtlinsn lown 1 l09) 292-6140. 'bite the bullet' scholarship fund was set up in each of guiscof fighting for civil rights? the rest of the month. • Daily tc[xirts of air quality statewide (609) their names. No, because who she is and what she Some people think we can end this 392-1436'. Each year we have given $1,000 in stands for is too obvious. But that's not so plague by making it legal to abuse drugs. To the editor: • Civil Rights, 24-hour service in English and scholarship monies in memory of Darby with Nelson Mandela. I believe that this will only add more Spanish (HIM)) 327-5297. Your recent editorial that the Iranklin and Paul. This has been possible because The A.N.C., which Mandela addicts to the list of dying and dead. Some represents, is controlled and directed from • l.ibiajy lot Mind and Handicap|>cd, 24 hour lice Township public school teachers do some of an anonymous donor who has give people think that it is possible to cut the "bullet biting" this round ol contract $5(K) to these funds for each of the last tlte Politburo in the Soviet Union. Cuba, supply. 1 believe that we must eliminate service tor those with disability (800) 792-8322. the PLO, the South African Communist • General information lor license, registrations, negotiations fails to look lit the oilier side several years. This donation has continued the demand. anonymously again this year, liccau.se of Party, and various Soviet front organiza- |K-miits and applications (009) 292-5203 and (009) of the education coin. I maintain that the While on Grand Cayman Island last this donation, our scholarships can con- tions are its foundation. Then why was 292-6500. Iranklin Township Hoard ol Education week, we learned that they have no drug should do some "bullet biting" in regards tinue for more students. that stooge allowed to come to America, • Information legaiding radon gas (HOO) problem. to the administrative stall. Our hearts are full. We don't know who infiltrate organizations and gather O48-O394. financial support from American tan- Children are taught, at the earliest nge, Rather than ollering teachers monies you are or where you ale but we do know the dangers and consequences of drug • Literacy volunteers ol New Jersey, Somerset payers? commensurate with their workload, the that you must have loved Darby, Paul and possession. Truant children arc taken County 231-0039. the South llruiisv.uk High School board has created lour new administrative Ethiopia loo was used as a means to get from their homes and placed in reform • Recorded ic|x>rts and latest daily and weekly jolis since the passage of the school Marching Hand as much as we do. schools, to help them learn the difference lottery numbers (201)976-2020. Americans to subsidize communism. Now budget Since those positions pay about 'Prank you and (iod bless you for your comes South Africa. between right and wrong before it's too twice the average teacher's salary and generous gilt. We ure touched by your Communism docs not work. That's late. whether filled from |vi\oiinel already on thoughtlulness We only hope you'll read obvious now in the Soviet Union. Then A quick glimpse of (lie gallows at Her stall or limn outside tin" school distiicl. lltis and know that we are grateful. why donate American bucks to set up a Majesty's Piison has its desired effect. Ihr cost could add liom SIOO.IXM) In Education, strict enforcement, and I-«ls J. O'llriin communist regime in South Africa, where $150,(KX) to next year's administrative treatment arc the triad keeping the hhiud 1 I'nl Murriiy Winnie Mandela has declared, "With our Ii.mklinNfWSRI CORD salary p.iyioll free of the crime and death anil dit Note: Paul Mutiny was a litngtime matchboxes and necklaces we shall Teachers, clericals and liberate," illusiormicnt that characterize our drug paia professionals winking in I lauklin teacher in Iranklin in Ininklin Township. scene, Township HIT dedicated to providing Nccklacing is n baibaric form of loiturc I'ottuiiatcly, I'rcddie is getting the kind quality education for ouch and every deployed by the A.N.C. to punish and of help he has always needed. He'll nttend student in their charge. This task is terrorize black and white individuals who Narcotic* Anonymous meetings every day extremely diltu lilt and packed with press- don't want to live under communism for the rest of his life. ure in today's classroom environment Scrutinizes Cuban-Americans of Miami and Ilicre he will find others who will help Ilie Iranklin Township Education As elsewhere have due cruise to be nngry over him learn that he in a worthwhile human MK'iiitinii will (imliiiiir to negotiate with Mandela's visit Mr. Mandela's veibal support lor terrorist being, worthy of love and compassion, the lloaid of Education to remit an comrades. Illack America, wake up! Ac A continent nway. Jimmy drip? death equitable .selllnnciil To the editor: lions* spenk louder than words. into his veins. /.(•nil Mitchell I mm M. Rubin, Hour yd Hear ye! All the hoopla about (Jerry Junvns, an arr.1 writer, lives in a President, IninUliii Township Nchon Mandela's visit to eight United Somerset dnig-fire wild in A.*rn^s/orr ; A Pacfcet Put*c*tk>n 1'lllM Ulldll Al Suite* lilies' ... the nmssrs iip|H*aiec reached for generosity how many |x-oplc saw Ihe I'mcil for the to the editor. All reasonable lettcis con during the. day for verification, letters trees ceinlng mutters of lociil or gencml interest received without such information cannot In the nlllor: Wluit if Angela Davis, a ciud eariyirig will be published. The newspaper reserves \K published. communist, hud attempted to overthrow the tight to edit. Deadline for letters is 1 p.m. Monday Darby O'llrlrn and Paul Murray were the government of thi« country? Would Send Kuhriiissiom lu: Editor, The I'mnklin active Mipptutm of the South Hiunswh k the |>rople have been equally sup|KMlivc Ixttcrs should l)c ty|>cd, double spaced, News Record. 15 Cedar (irove l.ane, High School Marching Omul and the juil iKTmisc she loo is blrtck? DocVthc and must include n signature nnd phone Somerset, 0HH7.I. 8A July 5, 1990 The Franklin News-Record COMMUNITY CALENDAR

areas: Abdominals, inner and outer f attending once-a-week is $31.50 and Department, will run from July 7 to public. Free parking is available. For Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 3, p.m. Amish bus trip thighs, buttocks, upper body, de- $54 for twice-a-week is. 15. There is a $150 fee which in- details about the lecture, contact Car- Campers may choose to attend a veloping strength, flexibility, "Exercise with Sandy" classes cludes transportation, equipment, rier's Department of Medical Educa- three-week or the full five-week The Consolata Mission Center of coordination and stamina (the use of continue throughout the year. most meals and some activities. tion at (201) 874-4000, ext. 4461.. session. Registration and fee infor- Somerset is sponsoring an Amish bus weights and rubberbands is optional For information, call the Adult Pre-registration is required. For infor- mation may be obtained by calling tour on July 21 for $38 per person. in advanced classes). You will ex- Education Office at (201) 545-4229 mation call Gloria Fidecaro or Sue Therapeutic Recreation Services, at The donation will include a tour of ercise to "high energy" music. This or (201) 873-2400, ext. 221 or 224. Van Aken at (201) 297-7330. (201) 526-5650 or (201) 526-4762. the Amish Homestead, shopping at program consists of nine Mondays, The Franklin Township Camp Okee Sunokee the farmer's market and concludes eight Wednesdays, and nine Adult/Community Education Pro- with a smorgasbord at the Willow Thursdays. Evening classes will be at gram is sponsored by the Franklin applications Hispanic fellowship Valley Family Resort. For infor- Conerly Road School. The price for Township Board of Education. mation and reservations call (201) attending a Monday or Thursday Free medical lecture The Somerset County, Park Com- An Hispanic fellowship will meet 297-9191. class at Conerly Road School, on- mission's Therapeutic Recreation every Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the ce-a-week, is $27; a Wednesday class White Mountains "Treatment Approaches to Ob- Services \s accepting applications for i Kingston Presbyterian Church, is $24. The price for attending, sessive-Compulsive Disease" will be Camp Okee Sunokee, a five-week located on Route 27 iriKingston. The twice-a-week, is $45. Prices quoted the topic of the Thursday, July 5, day camp for learning disabled chil- camping trip 1 meeting will include singing,, Bible Exercise with Sandy are the amounts you pay for this medical lecture at the Carrier Foun- dren. This specialized camp, located study and fellowship. Lunch will be two-month period. A trip to the White Mountains, dation. The free lecture will run from at the Somerset County Voca- available for those who wish to come This safe, challenging exercise Daytime classes are held at George sponsored by the Outdoor Adventure noon until 1 p.m. in the Atkinson tional-Technical School, runs from earlier. There will be child care and program, puts focus on problem Warren's Center Stage. The price for Club and the Franklin Recreation Amphitheater and is open the the July 9 to Aug. 10, Monday through activities for older children. All meet- ing's are open to everyone. For infor- mation call Ricardo Green at (609) 734-8401 or the church office at (609) 921-8895.

Overeaters Anonymous An area chapter of Overeaters Anonymous will meet at 10 a.m. in the Robert Wood Johnson University THEFURN&LJLT Hospital's Board Room, One Robert Wood Johnson Place, New Bruns- wick. The meeting is open to the public. For information call (201) AT 937-8820.

Alcoholics Anonymous Will meet at the Carrier Foun- dation, Patient Dining Room, Belle Mead. This free self-help group EP/TEIN7 meets at 8 p.m. on a weekly,basis. For information call the Carrier Foun- dation at (201) 874-4000.

Forum for Singles Meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Unitarian Church of Princeton, Route 206 and LIQUIDATION SALE Cherry Hill Road. The forum usually attracts about 150 people each week. It provides a low-key opportunity for people to get to know one another, make friends, and explore ideds. There are small discussion groups ]as EXTENDED THRU JULY 8th well as special events. Refreshments are provided, with a $6 donation requested with a reduced rate for newcomers. For information, call Eric Meier (201) 297-7173; (609) THE FUR VAULT HAS ACQUIRED THE 888-3997; (215) 945-1695. Hungarian paintings INVENTORY OF A MAJOR A short drive to New Brunswick's Hungarian Center at 300 Somerset St. will transport visitors across the sea. The colors, sights and emotions of theJlungarian people are on display NEW YORK DEPARTMENT STORE through October. This exhibition provides an opportunity to study works of art not often accessible. The work is from the private collection of the former ambassador to Hungary, Nicolas M. Salgo. For information or directions, contact the Hungarian Hcrtiage Center, (201) 846-5777.

Single senior women Will meet from 10 a.m. until 11:30 a.m., every Thursday, Washington School, craft room, First Avenue, Raritan. Sponsored by the Somerset County Office on Aging. For infor- • SABLE •LYNX • SHEARLING • FUR-LINED RAINWEAR mation call F.ileen Curran, (201) • RACCOON • RABBIT • FISHER • FUR-LINED LEATHER 231-7175. •MINK • COYOTE • STONE MARTIN • BLACKGLAMA® Wanted: •FOX • BEAVER • SAGA® • AMERICAN ULTRA® quality crafters Craftcrs arc needed for the Autumn '90 Craft lair Saturday, Sept. 29, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. on (lit AMERICAN & EUROPEAN DESIGNERS - LANVIN, CAROLE LITTLE, ground* of the MiCarrick C'aiiJ Center in Somerset. The Craft Pair i* J.G. HOOK & MORE sponsored annually by St, Peter'* Auxiliary for the benefit of St. Peter'! Medical Center For information call (201)463-9446. * WRAP YOURSELF IN LUXURY 'Uttle Shop j PRICES FROM $99. TO $29,995. ORIG.$2(K).TO$1(K).(MM). of Horrors' • Playhouse 22. 210 Durham Corner Road, liast Hnmswick, finishes up ils PETITES AND LARGE SIZES AVAILABLE regular season with the smash musi- cal "Little Simp of lloirors." The! show open* on July (,, and runs" through August ,V Performance* me! Friday mid Saturday evening m 8:10 p.m.. Sunday* n .1 p.m. Tickcu nrcl priced at $l() for all shows, with a' ^THEFURWJLT student ami senior discount of half J price on Fridays and Sundays only* Reservations arc a must To reserve! \bu deserve the best, now you can afford it. ticket* of obtain infnnnnlion call' <20|) 2VJV1 ' '

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By Peter Kross entire bible in the Jewish religion. sacrifice was the dominant focus of Jewish life. He God and the asking of God's forgiveness for personal' Post Correspondent According to Rabbi Warmflash, Jews were chosen points out with conviction, that the destruction of the sins. 1 Temple in Jerusalem in the year 70 created a basic Passover is the early spring harvest and also Situated under the tall, shady trees between Routes by God to bring his message to the world. God's trauma in Jewish life. With the destruction of the celebrates the Jews exodus from Egypt. It is also a 1 and 27 at Finnegans Lane in North Brunswick is dispatch for Jews, is embodied in how they live their Temple, Jews faced a fundamental change and a new triumph of freedom from bondage and captivity. Congregation B'nai Tikvah. The synagogue is in the lives, in the commandments handed down to Moses way of thinking emerged from the ashes. Prayer and Shavout celebrates the revelation of thej Torah to capable hands of Rabbi Andrew Warmflash who was and in their daily acts of righteousness. sacrifice were not enough for Jews to live by and a Moses on Mt. Sinai. f once a student Rabbi and has been with' the Temple Rabbi Warmflash emphasizes very strongly that new order was reformulated. Prayer., and study for the past 12 years. < , . , Succot is an attempt to recreate the wanderings of Judaism is not a series of beliefs but a certain lifestyle replaced prayer and sacrifice. the Jewish people through the long, hot Sinai desert to Rabbi Warmflash relates that the present congrega- that speaks to all aspects of a persons life. For In the year 200, Rabbi Judah collected all the eventual freedom in the land of Israel. ' tion was formed in 1978 with a merger of three example, Conservative and Orthodox Jews have Jewish traditions into a single' work called the Other holidays have histqrical significanpe; such as existing congregations in North and South Bruns- certain dietary laws called Kosher and they observe "Mishneh," comprising 63 volumes which is the Hanukah which toasts the Maccabeean victory over wick. the Sabbath from sundown Friday until sundown ' basis of the Talmud. The Mishneh thus became the the Syrian Greeks. The Jewish community in the area dates back to the Saturday. 1 focus of a new Jewish study combining all the old Purim is a celebration of the events in the Book of 1940s when a group of chicken farmers joined i ' In essence, Jews havts a1 constant awareness of God 1 teachings. Esther. together to form the first Temple. Presently, B'nai as the creator which leads to the congregation having 1 The Talmud is the collective works of 300 years of Rabbi Warmflash reminds us that there are two Tikvah is the home of 430 families. certain responsibilities to themselves and to others. Jewish teaching and history* consisting of the Mis- relatively new Jewish holidays. They are Yom The synagogue presently has 10 rooms which are A basic tenet in Jewish faith is called "Tikkum hneh and its discussion. The Talmud's authorship Hashoah which is the holocaust remembrance day and used for a nursery school for 200 students, a religious Olam," or perfecting the world, where each Jew is came to a close in the 6th century and is the basis of Yom Hatzamut, Israeli Independence Day. school and a high school, for children 13 years and all Jewish life. called upon by God to make the world a better place. These holidays all have their roots in historical, older, which teaches contemporary Jewish history. Jewish holidays tend to be joyous, recounts Rabbi The Temple sponsors a variety of activities including agricultural and spiritual dimensions in which Jews There also is an adult education program. Warmflash, who adds that Jewish life is not a interfaith events between the various area churches. came to Jerusalem three times a year. mournful tradition, but one of hope and the spirit of Rabbi Warmflash gladly opens the Temple for In these types of events, Rabbi Warmflash hopes a When asked about the rise of anti-Semitism in life. outside community activities including such events as better understanding by the entire community of one different parts of the world, Rabbi Warmflash is The most central of all Jewish holidays is .the one blood drives and an Effective Parenting program. He another's belief will come about. mildly concerned. He sees no major eruption in the that takes place weekly. The "Sabbat" or Sabbath. hopes that a Boy Scout troop can be organized at the Throughout the centuries, the Jewish people have United States due to the guarantees of our constitu- Temple next year. Rosh Hashanah marks the start of the Jewish made study and learning a very important part of their tional system, but expresses concern regarding its calendar year. It is the Jewish new year and is In describing the tenets of the Jewish faith, Rabbi existence. The Talmudic tradition is the paramount spread in France and Germany. Warmflash emphasizes the fundamental difference value in the way Jews study the words of God. celebrated in the early fall season. between Judaism and Christianity. In religious matters, the central focus of the prayer Yom Kippur, known as the Day of Atonement is a Further information concerning the activities The Bible is the basis of all Jewish beliefs and is not service is the study of the Torah which is the first five time when all Jews think back on the years gone by provided by Congregation B'nai Tikvah can be identical to the Christian Bible. The Old Testament books of the Bible. and reflect on the events which have occurred in that obtained by calling Rabbi Andrew Warmflash at which is part of the Christian Bible comprises the In ancient times, emphasizes Rabbi Warmflash, person's life. It is a day of rededication to the word of 297-0696.

celebrated the Holy Eucharist, and St. Barnabas confirmed Millicent Barksdale (daughter of Ammon and June St. Barnabas Day celebrated Barksdale) of Monmouth Junction. begins new Featured in the St. Barnabas Day The Rt. Rev.'G.P. Mellick service also was inspirational singing Bclshaw, Bishop of New Jersey, by the choir, led by Susan Rose, worship times recently visited St. Barnabas minister of music, in the anthems St. Barnabas Episcopal Church Episcopal Church for its St. Barnabas "Sing and Dance" by Bedford, and will have one service of the Holy Day celebration. He enjoyed dinner "Ride the Chariot," arranged by Eucharist, Rite II on Sundays at 9 with thp vestry and wardens, Krone. a.m. from July 1 through Sept. 2, the Sunday of Labor Day weekend. The regular schedule will resume Sept. 9, with the Holy Eucharist at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School has ad- What is journed for the summer, but nursery care for young children continues at 9 Dedicated a.m. St. Barnabas will also have three Dentalcare Saturday Eucharists, all at 5:30 p.m. The first will be June 30, the second Services? July 21, and the third on Aug. 11. All will be followed by a barbecue at the home of a parishioner, and are fea- tured fellowship events for the sum- mer. For further information, call the Dedicated Dentalcare Services, P.A. was formed in 1980 as a church office at 297-467 and leave a group practice. Our two directors, Dr. Levinc and Dr. Marshall, with message. 27 years ol combined experience, both gave up individual practices when they recognized the potential benefits to patients ol pooling Honored resources. The aim was to create an environment where a diversified During Acolyte Recognition Sunday recently, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Somerset honored: and experienced staff of dedicated dental professionals could har- Plans set ness their talents to olfer local families tho best possible treatment in front row, from left, Brett Crisp, Kristopher Bremer, Michael Williams and Nicholas Bremer. Back all phases of family dentistry with reasonable fees. row, from left, Jermaine Ruffin, David Ritschel, Jason Castano, Frank Castano, Bumper Johnson for Vacation and Casey Lee. Today, we have grown into a large group practice (not a clinic) with specialists on staff. In more complex cases, our dentists can freely consult with each other and with staff specialists to plan the best Bible School Augustine's School on Henderson course of treatment for you or members of your family. St. A sets Road. Study to The First Presbyterian Church of In announcing the drive Grand When it comes to your insurance needs, we work closely with all Dayton on Georges Road, the Miller Knight George Schrimpf said, "We insurance plans* to maximize your dental benefits. Pooling our Memorial Church, and the Faith blood drive are happy to once again sponsor a examine resources provides the means to utilize the most advanced and best Lutheran Church will have its Va- blood drive here in the South Bruns- computer billing systems backed by a stalf of fully trained office cation Bible School July 23 to 27 associates with more than a dozen years of insurance experience. wick community. The need for blood from 9:15 a.m. to noon. for July 15 is always present, and we hope that as church's role " We da not accept Med>cjid This year's theme is "Journeys many donors as possible will take the The people of Christ the King Wow that you know a little about us, please slop in and let us meet with Jesus." Registration is $6 per St. Augustine's Council #6345 of time to stop by and give the gift of Lutheran Church, 3330 Highway 27, you and your family. child or $15 per family of three or the Knights of Columbus has an-life." Kendall Park, and the Division for more. Children may be enrolled from nounced they will conduct a blood For further information or to ar-Outreach of the Evangelical Lutheran DEDICATED the age of 3 to sixth grade. drive Sunday, July 15. The drive will range a time to donate, please call Church in America, will conduct a DENTALCARE Class size is limited, so call the take place between H:30 a.m. and 2 Gary Schuller evenings at (201)church and community self-study this 5 ' church office at 329-2463. p.m. in the cafeteria of St. K21-7278. summer. SERVICES, RA. The study is designed to provide .1.1 846-5111 the congregation with a better under- standing of its membership and com- VILLAGE PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER munity, to review existing congrega- 1075 Easton Ave., Somerset THE PEDDIE SCHOOL tional programs and facility use, and Dt««.1o>» Ron Ma/ih«a. D M D & Slawart A. L«vtn«, 0.M D. Mart Lubrtl. DM0 C*>-Dir»c1l. the people of that are this affordable?, everybody can onjoy tho sights and activities Christ (he King te elected Kay When you got quality names liko Susan in Washington. DC Raton from Christcnscn of Dayton to another Bristol, Crickotoor, David Brooks, Lam and to Hi'MH) toi you' Supataivai'waakand. conlacl en* si one-year Icrm as president of the Austin Hill at half prico savings hko thoso, you lima participating Bamada l« allow congicgation and its citngic^iilion ntmtita Inn Canlftl ftamtila Molal know you am Lx) . , , nowhoro but Landau WKhlnylan DC lyiom CO'flaf council I.WI r»l!i Otimb VA Jackie Weiss, ;< resident ol 1'iank 4i.,' nn (,'mi fl'll il-ti! tin Paik was elected vice president. llol.l Dtlnmlit IKIImmt. Ml) She succeeds Hans Schocntcld of Shop Hours ,,<(l.'| AUI! IKKW I.WI ;'fi'>llt« Skilltnnn. who will be attending the Monday '•Munlay, 9 .10 am 5 .10 fun Ramada Inn ftamadl (total Mvafton Lutheran Theological Seminatv at ff'' Cknpd Sundays W fcwn ••Unllla. MO v Philadelphia in the fall Fleeted scctc 41 r * AhpMiA vv Al«iW"tH«, * I ll)l| VV !Vt) laiy was Pon llaivcy. a resident of i-'H'i Wifium flamatta Inn. RaniM* inn (kau Cllr. Ml) Kendall Pmk rt> (KM finuM (<»' Miyfil *>rH)f* %fipl*my ftaia i inn ,"^i IIIMI Tom .Nc:hwalenl>cig ol Dayton was AlaianiKIa, VA Haniatta MlH«l y Hn [>*»t OITIJWM .11 (BOO f!trf Ir'iiu ;M cm O.mt inn, Ml) re elected treasurer Also elected to RattuMff Wdnalnant# (1(ll| n ») 4IW1 two year teims on the council were ttlhun Main) Cinlai namarf* Motel Mmy Jonc), who win ir-nppniutcil ANDA Afilnglnn, VA n«tivUH, Mil tri)!» w*i may sjfW 1 KM) 4.M 4'HO tinnncinl sccrrtaiy of the coiigtcga lion mid Louise Sliivnykn of Kendall Paik. 114 Wassai/ litrnat Airmt Inxn thu University PiKxaliyi NJ \miv, somdxxly sfx'cial at RAMADA' I-8OO-228-2828 Ilic new council held its ic- .M 34 CM J imiimM ( iti!|fl\« mceliiiK 'Ilmtstlny, June Sports 12A The Franklin News-RecorRecord • July 5, 1990 Diary of a Martin returning to Franklin basketball

rotisserie By Rudy Brandl power. Martin's teams played in five years ago because of illness. He later Martin has been a member of the Sports Editor sectional championship games, but experienced some heart trouble, but Franklin High faculty for 17 years as never captured a title. However, his is confident his health has improved a physical education instructor. Dur- madman After a four-year absence from teams did win many Mid-State Con- enough to be a full-time head coach ing his tenure as coach .and most of coaching, Gerald Martin is returning ference and Somerset County again. Mitchell's, the boys' basketball pro- to the top of the Franklin High boys' gram produced a contender, but last He awakens every morning with crowns. "I was getting tired and coaching boxscores flashing in his head. He basketball program. year's 7-14 record indicates | that Martin's prior success landed him takes so much of your time, so I left can't wait to buy the morning Martin was officially named head Martin may have a tough task ahead in the New Jersey Coaching Hall of coaching," Martin explained. "But I paper to check the day's pitching coach at last Thursday's Franklin of him. Fame and earned hirn various other feel fine now." 5"'" ' matchups, injury updates and Township Board of Education meet- honors through the media. '"We'll just have to start all over player statistics. This man is one ing. He will replace Bill-Mitchell, "As long as (Martin) felt confident from scratch," he said. "The kids of an estimated 500,000 rotisserie who recently stepped down to pursue "When he coached for us he enough to come back, (Franklin High will try out and we'll take it from baseball fanatics who participates a legal career. produced a program that was one of principal Robert) Shillito and I both there. The kids we select to play will in fantasy leagues throughout the 'fl'm looking forward to getting the best in the state and he was known wanted him back," Dolan said. "He country. have to learn a new system. I do back into it," Martin said. "Since I as one of the best basketball coaches indicated to us that he was feeling things a lot different and it will take He could tell you how many hits last coached, I basically didn't get in the area," Franklin athletic direc- better and that if there was a need for some getting used to." Jose Canseco got last week. Or the involved in the program at all, so it tor Pat Dolan said.' 'There's no doubt a coach that he would be interested. Martin's previous teams were de- exact date when Cecil Fielder will be good to be back." that with his background, experience He feels that he's improved tremen- fensive-oriented clubs that mixed bashed three homers in the same The 44-year old Martin previously and caliber of coaching that he was dously and anytime you have some- presses and played up-tempo ball. game. Or Mike Greenwell's bat- coached the Warriors from 1974-86, the best candidate and we feel very one of his caliber on your faculty, "I had some pretty talented ting average on the road against a time during which Franklin boys' fortunate to have him back." you have to give him strong consider- Gerald Martin lefthanders. This man is a walking basketball was considered a state Martin had left the program four ation." See MARTIN, Page 13A ..back for an encore font of baseball information. Hillsborough resident Fred Holm has taken rotisserie baseball fever to the point of absolute Franklin Legion baseball struggling for wins madness while participating in the American League Fantasy Baseball Association (ALFBA), an eight-team alliance that uses Santowasso Wines shines only American League players. The 42-year old Holm has more numbers at his disposal than an homers twice on other side in 13-11 loss of the plate • RUDE By Rudy Brandl By Rudy Brandl AWAKENING Sports Editor Sports Editor •'"• During the spring season, Franklin High baseball coach Ken Gyuricz > At a time when Franklin American often characterized his team as "not Legion baseball coach Al Pagnetti Rudy Brandl knowing how to win." It was a was looking for a pitcher, Rob Wines ballclub that was much more com- may have been the unlikeliest of petitive than its 5-12 record would candidates. ,/• accountant in mid-April. He col- indicate. Wines, Franklin's starting catcher.-, had not pitched in over three yean. lects every A.L. boxscore and This summer's Franklin American He had become Rutgers Prep's start- transcribes them into his personal Legion baseball squad, under Al ing varsity backstop two years ago.as notebook, which he calls his "red Pagnetti, can be described in much a sophomore and had caught every book." the same way. After a recent string of Argonaut inning since. In the last two He knows how Ozzie Guillen, tough losses, Franklin has gone years, Wines had never walked onto his starting shortstop, batted the beyond the halfway mark of its cam- the diamond without his catching last time the Chicago White Sox paign with a 2-9 ledger. gear. '.. faced Roger Clemens at Fenway "We're in most of these All that changed last Friday night Park. If Guillen went 0-for-4, ballgames, it's just a matter of a in Franklin when Wines, who will be chances are Holm will insert his clutch hit or something else that we a senior at Prep this year, stepped backup shortstop for the next fan- need (to win)," Pagnetti said. tasy contest. onto the mound and asserted himself Franklin dropped back-to-back "Hey, I don't care what my as a new force in Franklin's pitching two-run decisions last week to a pair rotation. The big righthander threw a record is, I live for this stuff," of higher-standing teams in the said Holm after his ALFBA team, spectacular game but lost a tough; Middlesex County American Legion 4-2, decision to Colonia. '.,• the Boston Red Sox, got off to a League. 4-9 start. Photo • Bane Coteman "I came out of retirement," Wines On Friday evening, Colonia im- joked. "I'm not used to throwing so The rotisserie league Holm proved to 4-3-1 by defeating Frank- Franklin speedster Shaun Britton steals second base standing up during last week's American Legion much, but I guess all those days o£ competes in is different than the lin, 4-2. baseball contest against South Brunswick. Although Jim Stoops' tag was late, South Brunswick won the standard fantasy operation. game, 11-2. pitching batting practice paid off.'f The loss ruined a fine pitching According to Pagnetti, Wines got Hcad-to-head games are played performance by Rob Wines, who almost every day, allowing lineup infield hits by Dave DeSemone and Pagnetti admitted. "I was pleased same location in the seventh inning. his shot on the hill because Franklin found himself on the mound for the needed arms during last week's ex*, changes to be made regularly. first time all summer. Wines held a Steve Rosen and an infield error with the way Rob and Mike pitched Santowasso's heroics were not The modus operandi of this loaded the bases with just one out. and with our defense." enough, though, as Old Bridge also tremcly busy slate of five games w 1-0 lead for five innings, but yielded five days. league is partly to blame for three runs in the top of the sixth Wines then got Bassi to pop out to the Franklin had to play Friday's game belted a few round-trippers en route Holm's insanity, because it re- before being relieved. The Franklin mound and retired Abry on a deep fly without leadoff hitting center fielder to a 13-11 victory. "(The schedule) is rough on every- quires daily managing and prep- righty whiffed three and walked five. ball to left field. Shaun Britton, the team's offensive Franklin showed offensive spark in body because nobody's got that many aration. A normal game day for Franklin got on the board with the Franklin, too, had a major threat go catalyst. the game, scoring in all but one pitchers," Pagnetti said. "You have, Holm goes something like this: game's first run in the bottom of the by the boards in the fifth frame. After "With Shaun in there I feel as inning. In the first, Britton singled, to pitch just about everybody. V two were out, Mazzariello singled to though we could have gotten a few stole second and scored on Lineen's "We had Rob throwing on the side 6:00 a.m. — Awakens with third. Mike Gillio led off with a walk, center and Santowasso and Tom Li- double. Santowasso, who walked, one day because I knew we'd be shqrt, great anticipation and purchases and after a pop out, advanced to third more men on base and probably a few was plated on a Mazzariello single. of pitchers. He was right around the' various newspapers, including on a single to right center by Tony neen both walked to load the bases. more runs," Pagnetti noted. Mazzariello, who went 3-for-4. But Ken Buckner was called out on plate so I knew we could use him-if. The National sports daily, his Run production was not a problem In the third, Linccn and we needed him." , •, Gillio then scored on an infield hit by strikes to end the inning. the night before against Old Bridge, Mazzariello singled and were driven personal statistical bible. Pagnetti may still have to find;a Larry Santowasso. Colonia started the sixth with a in a game played at Rutgers Prep, or in on a booming double by Wines. 7:00 a.m. — Boards the train few other unlikely hurling heroes this. walk and a single. With runners on for New York City, on his way to Wines, meanwhile, was cruising what has been proclaimed the hi the fifth, Rich Gillio reached on summer, since he has lost three of his, first and second, the visitors were work at the Nyncx Company. along in his first mound test of the "Homer Dome" because of the short a fielder's choice and scored on a legitimate starters to injury and other helped by two consecutive misjudged While in transit, Holm begins season. He did not allow a ball out of porches everywhere in the ballpark. double down the right field line by committments. For now, though,,. flies, which were misplaycd into handicapping the day's pitching the infield until the sixth inning, but • Santowasso, who will be a senior Wilkerson. Wines is one player who is sure to see triples. Jay Pikul's hit went to center form, lie sees some matchups he did escape a few jams before that. at Prep next year, took full advantage In other action last week, Franklin more innings on the mound. <, and drove in two runs and Don of the return to his home field, belting likes, others he doesn't. His In the fourth, he hit Travis Bassi was drubbed by South Brunswick, "We've got a Roger Clemens in numbcr-liiilen notebooks arc with a pitch, and then walked F'ierrc Stenner followed with a shot to right a pair of two-run blasts in a losing 11-2, Wednesday. that plated Pikul. the making out there," Pagncjti spread out across his lap so he can Abry and Exldie Columbrito to load cause. Rich Gillio and Santowasso were mused as his burly righthander sent. cross-rcfcrcncc his players with the bases. Colonia pitcher Luke Nac- Franklin cut the deficit to one in the "Considering I don't hit loo many credited with RBI for Franklin, which Colonia down in order in the second tlic pitchers they're facing. This ca missed the sign for a suicide bottom of the inning after RI agonizing over who to play and In the Colonia fifth, a pair of and it was disappointing not to win," Britton added a solo homer to the Jim Stoops added a double. Soo WINES, Pago 13A who id sit, Holm double-checks his SIXJIIS sections to come up with the best nine. Recently, the cleaning lady in Frederick provides excitement at football Classic hi* office mistakenly threw the National into the garbage, which By John Bolssor fender when, hackpcdnling, he day for Ihc school and for the pio lin supporters, clad in blue and gold, put Holm in an uproar. Sports Writor grabbed the slightly undeithrown gram. 'Ihcre was no doubt in my could be heard chanting 'Frcdcrickl, "You can lake my property, my pass. It was easily the most exciting mind Jeffrey would start the game. I Frederick!' over nnd over as ihc I'V IMSCATAWAY -- "Archbnld house, my tar, but don't touch my play in a defensive game (hat was was at the practice on the Wednesday camera zoomed in on them. \ drops hack to pass, has lime, he loiivscrie stull," he said. "I keep played in oppressive heat. before and I saw Jeff do some very While Frederick's, family is mov- flood charts and if I ever lose that pumps and lofts a bomb down the While the game was not on radio, il good things." right sideline...complete lo Frank- ing lo Virginia later this summer, he red book I'll lie sick over it." was televised nationally on What made Slinson especially lin's Jeff Fedcrick at the 10... He's to will rrainin in New Jersey, helping llic Holm red txx'k never leaves WWOR-TV. Franklin High track and proud of his prized pupil was that the five...He's in.. .Touchdown Stinson and his stall run their summer hi<. side Last week, he carried his field coach Jim Macl.uskie was Frederick employed many of the South!!" camps. In Ihe fall. Frederick will holy binder all the way to Atlantic nmong those who watched the game techniques that Stinxon and ihc War- begin his studies sit Temple Univcf 'Hint is what a play-by-play man City, where he called in his lineup from the cool, comfort of his living rior staff have taught him sity. Most fteslmicn sit out their would have said had Saturday's I2lh tiom ii ttoardwalk pay phone just room couch. "From a coaches' standpoint. I initial year m redshirts nml Slinson annual North South Football Classic outside Caesars Hold and Casino. "Track man," Mucl.uskic said was proud," Slinson explained. "He thinks that would be the wise movr been broadcast on radio. Jell Freder- VIK) p in. Aflcr some mote with a laugh. "I'm not taking credit did (he things we taught him I for Frederick, ,« ick said earlier in the week (hut he deliberation. Holm phones in his for (he touchdown but he was wide, remember one play where he made n had dreamt of playing in the "Realistically, I think ihe right lineup to the answering machine in wide open, lie made a great catch. textbook move to ihe mil side, lie Icfl North -South All Star game for years. thing for Jeff is lo be irdshirted,',' the league commissioner's olfice: He had to really wait on thai ball." the kid in his dust," Slinson said. "Unless you arc • Archbnld was probably surprised nl 77nv (v /"ir. "(lie get a dose of what Mid-Stulc Con it was overthrown by alxtut n foot," Stinson said, "He only had four balls thai the student athlete has five year* Wi/anl of Or" Guillen; lliinl jetrnce defenses were forced lo con MacLuskic (said. "The announcers thrown to him all day, He made (he in which to get his degree base. Molitor; my outlield is lend with all yeai. said he could hnvc caught it but he Joff Frederick great TO calch anil then never leally "Jeff should spend a good year on ( smem, Gtxvnwell ami iconanl, In the second quarter, I'ledeiick had no chance. Hut, yeah, il was ...touchdown-mnkor taw the. hall again. He wns open n lot, (lie weights, and really get himself my (alther ;v Mick "the (Juhk" hauled in « 6S yard touchdown from great seeing him on TV, It was too. I understand they have lo play a ready." Stinson said. "He's going (o Tcltleton; and my 1)11 is Gaty Highland I'nrk quaiteibnek Charles exciting, winching Ihe replay on tele- very closely with Frederick, He lot of people in a game like this, imt get hit by some hig l>oys." ' Gnelli, extra hitter iVo. I is Manny Arvhhnld. It WHS (lie only touchdown vision. I was real happy for Jell." watched Ihc smallish, fleet tcceivcr at Franklin, our philosophy js lo go to IJISI Saturday, Frederick was able' l.tv ami e\trn hitter No. 1 is I law llie Sotilh would scoic nil day The Also learning with pride was develop into an All- .Slate and n the man with Ihe hot hand." lo elude some of Ihe biggest boys ift' llcmletson s|*edy wide receiver had shaken Franklin football coach Joe Slinson. Division I player. Hie South, Mauds wetc bying for llie stale, lie is hoping for maity himself loovc am) \vti-. a gmxl II) As last Reason's offensive coidinalor, "I was there, sitting high up In (he a good 10 minute* after Frederick's nimilar days throughout his collega Soo MADMAN, I'ngo 13A yanls Itchiiul Ihc nearest Noith de Stiuson hitd nn opportunity to woik stands," Slinson said, "It was n great touchdown A small group of Frank- catrer. \< You can get a lot of attention in the White Pages when you add a little blue. 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ACCOUNTANT, STAFF - - ACCOUNTANT JR - with ACCOUNT REPS - Admin Assistant ADMINISTRATIVE ASST ATTENTION BOOKSTORE - Fast, grow- pLERK/DOCUMENTOR - CUSTOMER SERVICE - Princeton Gamma Tech, a B.S. in accounting and at Citi-Lease, an equipment DATA PROCESSING CHILD CARE ing company seeking F/T. •Good starting salary, bene- F/t position with mail order scientific instrument manu- least 1 yrs public exp for leasing company located in WANTED British mnfr of Art Supplies, PROVIDERS research assistant in cor- fits and career opportunity. book co. for well-organized facturer, is seeking a staff local Princeton area CPA S. Jersey, offeres its Sales est in 1783, located off the Every week working porate sales dept. Book- Local company will train person with pleasant accountant. Responsibil- firm. Bright, motivated, People a comprehensive A creative, detail-oriented Turnpike exit 8-A, requires parents turn to the Packet store/Library exper. pref. person with ability lor de- phone manner and typing ities will include: account articulate person who can package. Competitive base assertive Administrative an Admin/Data Processing classifieds to solve the Call 609-734-9233. tail. Requires clerical skills; skills. Call Kathy at analysis, bank reconcili- work independently. Exp salary, unlimited com- Assistant who can take Asst, to work as part of a problem of responsible CASHIERS - FT/PT eves, New office, congenial. Call 609-799-7233. ations, sales tax filings, working with clients in the ission, auto allowance and today Max Ryan at: 1-800? steno and has typing at small rapidly expanding childcare. weekends, $5.50 to start, CUSTOMER SERVICE •' payroll tax filings, and field and tax return prep- excellent healthcare 792-9740. EOE 60wpm and thrives in a company. SMALL WORLD matches $6.00 after 1 mo. The Kiosk Asst. Will train. Major cor- specific projects as as- aration preferred. Send re- benefits that include dental hectic environment. concerned parents with Reporting to the Admin- at Palmer Sq., Princeton, CLERK-TYPIST - Prince- poration seeks sharp, or- signed. Proficiency, with sume with salary require- & prescription. We have qualified childcare pro- istration Mngr, your re- NJ. 609-921-8846 ton area insurance firm has ganized person to h,elp Lotus 1-2-3 a must. Col- ments to: Box #12824 c/o recently expanded our ter- sponsibilities will include; fessionals. lege degree In accounting Princeton Packet. ritory & are interviewing for REWARD immed opening with ad- service clients. Room fb( reception, dala/wp pro- Reserve your advertising CHILD CARE - Make Car- vancement potential. Job growth. Local, friendly of- and 1-2 years experience experienced Account cessing and general office space today by calling ing Your Future... Corpor- desired. Salary 25-30K. Reps. If your background is Company paid benefits, In- duties include; typing, filing fice. Call now, Max Ryan duties. Melodie Burns at, 609- ate parents seek care for at: 1-800-792-9740. EOE . centives, Salary to $21K. 1 1 and data entry. Exc ben- Interested candidates equipment leasing, please We are looking for an exp , 924-3250. their children. Become a ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE - Fun group of co-workers. efits and salary com- should send resume and call me to discuss outside personable, self starter. family day care provider. Data Entry S17K salary requirements to: L, for data management com- Opportunities galore!!! BAKER - and Cake de- mensurate with exp. Send sales as well as inside We offer a competitive :30 Earn $300 or more per pany. Specializing In ware- Call 609-243-9100, corator. Mon-Sat, <) ' your resume in confidence Hengeli, PGT, Inc., 1200 sales. Myra Parker salary and health benefit week caring for children in Princeton Corp, to handle housing and fulfillment. 125-290 Village Blvd.. 9am in Cranbury. Exp. Call to: box #12837 c/o Prince- State Road, Princeton, NJ 609-387-8555. program. Please send your your home. This is an op- input of payroll and time 08540. An EOE. Strong contact skills, atten- Princeton, NJ 08540. 609-395-5575 ton Packet. logs Into computer. Do bill- tion to detail, organizational resume to: Miriam Ungar, portunity to own your own BANKING CLERK - Weekdays at ings once a month and help ADMIN ASST S20K abilities required. If you've ACTIVISTS - Earn Daler Rowney, U.S.A., business, set your own ProofATransit/Bookkeeping hours and fees. Free train- Pennington Pharmacy. out in office. Computer lit- The right hand to attorney. sold direct mail services $300-$400 per week doing 1085 Cranbury So., River Community bank needs ing and support provided. Varied interesting duties eracy required. Full Handle confidential pro- before, it's a plus. Write, grass roots political work. Division 10 Rd., Jamesburg, NJ 08831 highly motivated, ag- There is a critical need for working with customers in benefits and a friendly en-, jects, important clients and .telling us how much you NJ Citizen Action is the Advertising gressive self-starter. Proof care in Ihe areas of Hill- pleasant atmosphere. For vironment will be yours." much more. Will train on want to earn and why states largest multi issue FREE LANCE ARTISTS and transit operator and sborough, Belle Mead, Skil- interview call Mr. Miller word processing. TP, 4365 you're worth it. MIRA, Os- coalition. We fight for a If you handle everything bookkeeping functions. Iman, Princeton, Plains- 609-737-0133. 609-243-9100 Route 1 , Princeton. car' Dr., Roosevelt, NJ clean environment and af- from design through Exp necessary. Send re- boro, Lawrenceville, 125-290 Village Blvd 609-452-0206. 08555. fordable health care, hous- COLLEGE mechanicals and have 5 + sume to: P.O. Box 5282, Hopewell, and Penninglon. Princeton, NJ 08540 ing and taxes. Have fun av/s years exp. w/ads, bro- Princeton, NJ 08543 If you love caring for young STUDENTS working with a great staff chures, direct mail and and get a chance to travel BOOKKEEPER - Com- children or would like to JUNE H.S. GRADS Administrative Assistant/Secretary (2) sales promotion, we want consider offering an after to other parts of the U.S. employment— me. to keep you busy. Send puter skilled and willing to S11.25 TO START Division 10* Hours of position: 1:30- explore our system. A/R, school program in the fall, resume, rates to: Art Direc- please contact the Child DATA ENTRY - See Our Due to rapid expansion, MarketSource Corpor- 10pm, Mon-Fri. We are of- tor, BAM, 31 Rolling La. A/P, GL, Word Processing, July/August Expansion display ad. ALL FEES PAID Care Connection, a non- ation, a leading media and marketing services fering summer and career Hamilton Sq., NJ 08690 desk top publishing. Ac- Has Created 13 pos. For OLSTEN TEMPORARY company, seeks two (2) administrative assistants to BY CLIENT COMPANIES profit agency. Call 609- opportunities. Call 201- curate, customer first at- National Corp. SERVICES work in various departments. 246-4772 in New Bruns- ADVERTISING DESIGN - titude, communication and 737-7498 or 201-725- • All Majors Considered Experienced desktop pub- 4428. wick. • Administrative organizational skills nec- • 10 Scholarships DECORATORS - Will train. Marketing - lishing artist needed for Word processing, meticu- • Secretarial essary. Anxious to work Awarded Career opportunities. Other, lous, detail-oriented, free-lance work. Must be CLEANING PERSON - F/T • Word Processing hard in a progressive com- • Can Earn College Credit backgrounds consider. Na- articulate, good with fig- advanced page-maker position avail, in Hillsboro. tional Co. 609-895-1656. ADMINISTRATIVE ASST - • Accounting pany that sells beautiful • 4,8,12 Week Program ures. Must be able to user. Prefer knowledge of Late eve hrs necessary. Experienced. Light book- • Bookkeeping flowers? Salary commen- Call 609-799-0033 DISHWASHER - needed. handle many projects at keeeping and word pro- Illustrator. Box 496, Cran- Eileen 201-359-3600. once. Excellent typing re- • Customer Service surate with exp. Benefits. COMMERCIAL LAND- Wash. Crossing area. cessing duties. Generic of- bury, NJ 08512. quired. No steno required. • Reception Franklin Flowers, 93 CLERICAL - See our dis- SCAPING Lawn Mainte- Pleasant working cond. fice generalist needed. Call Marketing Operations - R&R and dBase knowl- 62 N. Main St, Cranbury ATTENTION JOB Douglas Ave, Somerset, play ad. nance Supervisor - Call lor appt: 215-321-3339 609-799-1701 edge required. Good typing 609-655-8333 SEEKERS!-For the name, NJ 08875, 201-937-9000 OLSTEN TEMPORARY needed. Excellent pay. DRIVERS ~ and phone skills. No steno address, phone & contact ask for Michael SERVICES Health benefits included. required. for 2500 co's. in the greater Drivers with lale model BOOKKEEPER - Full CLERICAL - Full time. 609-466-2345. econo-car, van, or covered P'ton business community, charge. Princeton area TICKET PROCESSOR Telephone receptions, CORPORATE TRAVEL pick-up. Several AM & PM For those who qualify, we can offer a competitive Russian send $5.95 to US 1 Direc- conduction firm has op- CRT data entry and gen- AGENT - 2 years experi- routes available. You must salary, excellent company-paid benefits and a good CARLSON TRAVEL NETWORK tory, 870 Mapleton Rd, #P, portunity for individual with has an exciting career op- eral clerical work. Com- ence including inter- be neat and absolutely re- opportunity for future advancement. For consider- Princeton, 08540. experience using IBM-PC ation, please contact Mr. John Hoepfner at (609) Czech portunity awaiting the right pany paid benefits. Quali- national. Sabre preferred. liable. References re- ATTENTION: Postal Jobsl and accounting software 655-8990. individual. This is your fied applicants may call Excellent benefits, great quired. Call Dave at Metro- - Start S11.41 hour! For ap- and competency to create Chinese chance to enter the travel 609-275-5055 to schedule co-workers, super custom- link. 8-9am or 5-6pm to industry as a ticket processor. plication info call monthly financial state- interview. ers. Call Lynne Japka at schedule interview. 609- MarketSource Corporation Responsibilities would in- 1-602-838-8885, Ext. ments and quarterly tax re- Intl. co., seeks FT or PT 609-737-4000. 921-6204. 10 Abeel Road clude packaging airline M-11036, 6am-10pm, 7 ports. Salary commen- CLERICAL/SECRETARY - Cranbury, NJ 08512 native fluent speakers tickets, processing refunds, MERITZ TRAVEL CO of Czech, Russian or days. surate with ability. Full See our ad under Office DRIVING INSTRUCTORS . Equal Opportunity Employer M/T/H/V research, filing, just to name Assistant. COUNSELOR - (Case - needed lor busy driving Chinese. a few. If you're ready for a AUTO MECHANIC - Ex- benefits. Contruction expe- Mgr). Responsible for school, pd training. 201-" challenging career with a perienced for busy friendly rience a must. 609-921- Reply to Box 12213 c/o 8990 principals only. CLERK TYPIST - challeng- counseling and preparing 359-8248 609-921-6427. 1 • travel leader, call Sue service station. Call ing opportunity for an exp Princeton Packet. Berman, 609-951-0069 adult handicapped in- 609-799-1659 BOOKKEEPER - wanted clerk typist with good typing dividuals for competitive EDUCATION SUPER-I for small local business. skills and the ability lo work AVON SALES - All areas. employment. Position in a VISOR - Interdisciplinary Exp a must. Books on com- accurately with numbers. RECENT Locally, 609-587-4414, or transitional voc trng ctr. child care program for in- • puter and manual. FT or We offer a competitive toll free, 1-800-662-2292. Exc organizational skills fants thru preschoolers, flex hrs depending on cir- salary and comprehensive GRADUATES req'd with attention lo de- some with special needs, cumstances. Call 201-274- benefits package. Please seeking exp supervisor to RUTGERS UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION tails. Degreed with Student 0770 ask for Mark. call: 609-655-7404 or send direct educational program.' Bank Reconciliation* Clerk Director of Planned Giving Personnel Services Cert- STOCK resume to: Ford Motor M.ED.M.S. early child-' ilication. Resume lo: CEA, Serve As Our Liaison The Rutgers University Foundation seeks an ex- Credit Comp., P.O. Box hood, special education perienced planned giving professional as Director CLERK 11 Minneakoning Rd., 7b The Banking Community of Planned Giving. The Rutgers Foundation is the CN6000, Cranbury, NJ with min 2 yrs teaching exp 08512 Flemington, NJ 08822: and certification. Send re- private fund-raising arm of Rutgers, The State Hours: 7:45AM-4:15PM 201-782-1460. EOE As one of the world's most respected companies in Ihe travelers University of New Jersey. sume to box #12840 co We have an excellent COUNTER HELP • Morn- Princeton Packet. cheque and money services field. Thomas Cook Travel Money Sought is a person with a minimum of 3-5 years opportunity for a punc- BE A MARKETING Sen/ices maintains a close relationship with many domestic, ings flex. hrs. Apply Man- experience in planned giving and a bachelor's tual and reliable individ- Secretary/ ville 1-Hour Cleaners, 255 international and foreign banks. degree. Candidates with a law degree and or the AND PR CONSULTANT EXECUTIVE SALES • The ual to work in the stock- Office Manager S. Main, Manvilie. 201- Certified Financial Planner designation would be a room/warehouse at our WELCOME WAGON Prudential is seeking a Duties include preparing accounting entries; assisting in the plus. Hightstown facility. The trains you in advertis- 526-5089. bright, motivated individual classification o( funds received; hvestigating outstanding items Rutgers currently raises $25 million annually from ability to work well ing. You represent local Foundation located in who has the initiative tsj in the account ledger and bank statements; preparing Aged the private sector and has completed a highly without constant super- merchants and pro- downtown Princeton is build a professional ^' Analyses Reports; and maintaining bank account files. successful capital campaign, surpassing its $125 vision is required; prior fessionals, visiting 1 looking for a high- WORD PROCESSORS spirited and skilled indi- career in insurance million goal by 30%. the University has 48.000 knowledge of shipping movers, new parents, OHM Corporation, a financial planning .. com»*"J To qualify, you should have good organizational skills and students and over 200,000 alumni. and receiving is engaged women and vidual to do general of- knowledge 0/ cafttiatofs and ffcs. Colege accouiSng courses • fice work including leading environmental prehensive 3 year develop' ,j preferred. This position new citizens. Flexible services company or experience desirabis. The position is available September 1, 1990. Ex- will involve some heavy hours. Good earning answering the phono, ment program. College;' cellent benefits. Salary commensurate with experi- filing, data entry and located in the Princeton degree or equivalent busij-. lifting (55-75 lbs). potential. Car needed! Forrestal Center, has In the pleasant surroundings of our Prhceton, NJ olfices, you'll ence. Call (201) 766-3262 Fri- typing. Respond to ness & people contact exj- We offer a good starting Foundation, P.O. Box openings lor Word receive a competitive salary and generous benefits. For Please reply in confidence to: day, or leave message Processors. per pref... Starting income*" j consideration, please call (609) 987-7227, or send your resume salary and excellent at (201) 545-8902. 712, Princeton, NJ l! Mr. Bruco D. Newman benefits. Interested ap- 08542-0712. 924-6663 to $28,600. excellent bene-i | to P.O. Box 2172, Prtncton, N*w J«»y 0J453-217Z We are President EOE. Knowledge of Digital fits. Maureen Amar, 609-'. i an equal opportunity employer. plicants should stop by 0000000 p oqop q Word Processing Sys- 452-1900 or 201-745-' j Rutgers University Foundation lor an application or tem W.PS-Plus pre- call: 9004. ! 1 191 College Avenuo ferred, but will train. Thomas New Brunswick. New Jersoy 08903 Must have good typing (609) 443-8807 skills of at least 60 Cook RUT is an equal opportunity affirnatue action employet wpm. Pleasant office and full benefits pack- METTLER ago offered. Please F1EAL ESIAIE SALCS Mettler PROGRAMMER sond resume or call RETAIL Instrument Coip Sharon Zelis. BIG SSS Pnnceton-Hightstown Rd ANALYST OPPORTUNITIES OHM CORPORATION (Rte 571) Princeton University is currently recruiting Outstanding opportu- 4 Research Way * J Hightstown. Nl 08520 for TWO Programmer Analysts to work in Princeton, NJ 08540 nities in Now Homa MIS. You will prepare specifications for (609) 987-0010 Sales (Central Jersey). Sales programs, modules, and ADS/O Screens. Responsibilities will include preparing tost [qyji Ouuty Fmplcytr Exporienco preferred, data, sub-systems and testing to ensure bul not required. Send ADMINISTRATIVE that modules conform to test criteria. You resume for consider- ation and local intorviow will also develop I/O requirements for to: The Lord & Taylor Rose Coordinator program and sub-systems, prepare pro- grams and user documentation. N080DY BEATS THE THOMAS M. CRIVELLO" Conferences 409 F1OUTE ;>06 Brings Fresh Opportunities Both positions requiro good analytical WIZ HIIISUOROUCH, NJ 00876 " & Forums skills and the ability to comrnumcato offoc- lively. Thoy also requiro a knowledge o! AUTO SOUND/ Ail rpjvfxjnsos held in con- Our Beautiful talonce Nj phune tails pleilsel For Your Career Law School Sorvicos OS/JCL. OS/MVS, CMS, IDMS/R, ADS/ New Store (Law Sorvicos), n high- SECURITY INSTALLER or education sorvico or- O Exporionco with PL/t, VSAM, and Opens Soon In The FOCUS preferred To Blossom! ganization Is sookino, a Tho metropolitan ariM';; Coordinator- Con- Ono position 13 a ONE YEAF) TEMPOR- fa(itofit growimj ctvim ol QUAKERBRIDGE MALL fmencos and f-oruiri!j ARY APPOINTMENT and tho other 15 a E11) c t r 0 n I c s / M u •:, I c Accounting Tho Coordinator- Con TWO YEAR APPOINTMENT r-toros \'j '..euktno. ox- Ioronco3 and To'ums pononcod inntfillnru Assistant will manngo logistical Build a rewarding, excitinrj career with one of Ploaso sond rosumes to DINA HLACK- with own tools to woik a r r n n g o m o n I s lor the (jrejt names in Amcric.in retailin<| We cur- WELL (DOt), HUMAN RESOURCES in now facility. Many Law School Admission i) d u c a 11 o n a I c o n • PRINCETON UNIVERSIT Y. CLIO HALL Sorvicos (tnw Sor- rently have the following DAY PAR I 1 IMh posi- fnroncos, rocruitrriont bun i! fits, i> x co 11 u nt PRINCETON, NJ 00M4 viciis), a higher uduco- tions available: lorurns, and Council wildly and 40IK plan tion corvico organiza- Govornaneo mooting". liiteinCKS hglil. Monday July 9th tion ir; cooking jin Ac- SALES Ho%[Kjririitjiiition will in lOim to /pm at counting Assistant. Pri- Princeton University The Palmar Inn cludo coordinating ho!*?l mary duties incluilo Beauty Advisors l'filii.flv>ii Nr» Jprsey ()li'.4l 3499 Routs I. South !iitc)i. mooting room.i, ilata ontry ol financial Cosmetics (StiLuy plw. Commission) Princeton Iransporlatian, ovor- records to tho ACC Women's Shoes (Up to 10% Commission) OR CJIIUIBU?/ 3400 nighl necornmodnliona, PAC I'lU'i Syslom Mur.l for ?ppoin!inent. Designer Dresses, Country Cloth/is, Men's nnd c ft t n r I n g n o od n also Input accounts Clothing, Men's Collections G Polo tuut other payablo, journal vnlrlus, Must ho nblo to rnnn.iijn f designer fashion merchandising air.as. tnw Sorvlcits stall n'«l ca ih roctHptfi ami olhors in roylsltiring biKlgot inatnnalfi Also participants dir.liibuting rn'i|>onyt)lt) lor piocoss- Sole!; positions air avail.iblr for individuals with insj dnily cash roc'oipts or without t'xporii.'ncp, but with a lively iiitt'ii-,1 Inlorinalion and milling LIFKiUAIll) puulicntionn. duriiu) pimk lovonuo in letailinij; we havr a highly professional train poriod1-., purtha'in or- ing program. A high r,thool iliploinn HEAD dcrri, Ming (Jocuiimnts, rogulrot). bnchnlor'n and pioco!)»lni| In- di>yrr>o prnfmrnd tint LIFEGUARD voici?'. rrtiiy bo substitutod for JvNCnet NETWORK NON-SELLinG ASSOCIATES Must tm ntilo l(iii'.'ii">l in MijHirvinoiy nxporiooco AMISI Dillon Gym Man- in mi offico oitvi'un COORDINATOR nrcparntiori {.il inontlily Positions arc available in: ngnr with oporntinq f iimnl. MogulroB on i)ank ri)i;ori(:Htiition i, Tho JvNCnnl (jiuup nl F'fincoton Univmf.lty, Dfltoii Oyrn which would iniilch calulldalci in rollout oryjini/dlional which tTifin.iufT? n timhn\i\\ iliit.i i onnnunti.n Involvo B vnrlml ftclind- Security, Hccctutng/Stock, Cirdlt Office. rskillii anil nllimlion lo volfo'i with payiiHHiti Mum rmlwork Rmviruj ncadotiiic nn<| i orpuf • uloof working an 11 llffl, nnd coiwliu:! otluir Clerical, Alterations, Visual Dhplnn (Iftlail Ability lo woik nlo rprsoflfc.h rlinnti from Ho'ilen to I'hiUilnl (juari), iM)ul|Knont room C Housekeeping woli undnr prn^fn.iifi worknr nnd IP linani ial 'iorvi* n func- phifl, \n Rooking A pofnon to Finivn ;\n Iho tion *> Oral nnd wrilton coin- Coordinator of itiis notwnik Oulipn iru.fuf.ln chnckor f'otfotma irmni^nlion Rkilln nro n.T doino Ifuubioshwlirtg on Uin notwotk, watnr lor.l, ii«|H«t3 any • I nvironmriit fur sue i:i".v-with friendliness, snnlinl Uubslnhlinl i monrioiitwj network traffic, mnintnininu thn chQtnicnl, mndinnical ccllttnt nignnl/alionnl style and ll.iil (or serving customer nrnli trtsvnl IT K><]UlrmJ Mii^t client dntab.Tsn and nmint.-iining tho NlCOt or U3(x)l lirlatn wnlt to law r.i.hiM)l r oilnnlml High r.thoi'l • I xcellrnt stalling salaries Ihh position rptjuiros rt Itachnlor . ijprjrnn in pnrnunnnl, students I'flul nx|Hnlnnc« ni n diploma mtuiiriH! 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NURSES - RN's/ OFFICE ASST-Exc career OFFICE - See our display PHARMACEUTICAL - PRESSMAN PRODUCTION MANAGER PUBLIC RELATIONS REAL ESTATE - Ex- RECEPTIONIST/Accourils~"i LPN's/H.H.A.'s. All shifts opportunity with an ex- ad. In-house position needs 2 STOP THE PRESSESI - needed for fast paced perienced Real Estate por- Receivable - mature, re-; avail for private duly cases ecutive search firm in OLSTEN TEMPORARY yrs. CRA exp. & writing direct marketing firm. Re- Responsible position in son wanted for single liable, good with data entry' j in local area. FT/PT. High Princeton. Responsibilities SERVICES skills for visible diversified We need an experienced sponsibilities include de- Marketing Department of family housing develop- and computers. 35 hrs/wkp' a rates paid. Active Nursing include data entry, re- writing position. $40k Fee pressman for a Law- veloping promotional large Princeton architec- ment in Montgomery Twp. 9-5. Salary negotiable, ©ji-'->-' j !| Care. 201-704-1200 search and general office OFFICERS & Dispatchers - paid. Helen, 883-3700 H. renceville client. Flexible, strategies, coordinating tural firm. Duties include Salary plus Incentive. Ask cellent benefits. Family "' 1 asst. Typing req'd. We offer for Princeton-based secur- Neuman Assoc. 2500 part time hours - temp to print production, organizing heavy media relations ac- for Kenny at: 201-359-6630 Service, Princeton area! ' •*> Sales: JOIN THE WIN- an attractive salary and ity firm. Good starting pay, Brunswick Ave. perm. Call us for Immediate special events and hand- tivity, writing in-house days or 740-2241 eves. call Mlmi, 609-924-2098; -J! NING TEAM, attend our many openings for ad- newsletter, special events EOE ,. sf benefits package. Send re- PHARMACEUTICAL - appointment. ling all ad placements. REAL ESTATE - New Real Estate career sem- sume to: P.O. Box 2976, vancement & exc medical Candidate should possess coordination. Knowledge of Clinical Research. Degree agent training courses of- RECEPTIONIST - for NoV inar, Tuesday July 10. Princeton, NJ 08543-2976. & dental benefits. Exp. at least one year of architecture and design an 1 + •' yr. exp. monitoring fered to help you build a Brunswick Chiropractic of- 0 7pm, 166 Nassau Street, pref. Call for appt., advertising production ex- asset, but not required. trials. Confidential inter- prosperous career. Gloria fice. Hours, M-W-F, 9:30',* A Princeton, NJ. RSVP OFFICE ASST - Exc op- 609-452-0985 ext. 16. perience. Excellent oral Ability to generate concrete portunity for entry level view. $35-$50K. Fee paid. staff Nilson Realtors, Princeton 1pm and 2:30-7:30prn',' , Susan 609-924-1600, results, 3-4 years experi- OPEN MINDED - Mana- Dorathea, 609-883-3700 and written communication Office, Jean Martin Mgr, Princeton office or Mary data entry, Word Processor ence and excellent writing Tues, 2:30-7:30pm apd' gerial/sales types. Looking H. Neuman Assoc. 2500 skills are a must! We offer 609-921-2600 or West ."-11 Lou 737-9600, Pen- & general office person, in and organizational skills re- Sat, 8:30am till noon| for change? Call 201- Brunswick Ave. a full benefits package and Windsor Office Bob Con- > -A | nington office. fast growing environmental 329-6257 builders room for advancement. quired. Agency experience Clerical skills required: stanini Mgr, 609-448-8600. engineering firm. Computer a definite plus. Available People skills a must. Re- ';'' PHARMACEUTICAL - 211 College Rd E. Please send resume in- exp a must. Benefits. Call OPERATOR - State Princeton Forrestal Ctr cluding salary require- immediately. Submit re- tirees welcomed. 201-'-- Medical Writer with exp. RECEPTIONIST/ Terry, at 609-987-2500 license desired to assist in Princeton, NJ 08540 ments to: Nancy Stevens, sume, WITH SALARY HIS- 821-6600 writing FDA submissions. SECETARY S20K operation of 1.5 MGD 609-452-0020 American List Counsel, Inc. TORY, to: Director of Mar- Jack Duikt rtt«l ElUlt. Inc. OFFICE HELP - full time. To $60K Or, Mgr level spot Front desk spot. Lovely plant. Duties include re- 88 Orchard Road, CN- keting Operations, THE RECEPTIONIST-Full time Good typing skills required. for advanced degree & PROGRAMMER - with firm. Accurate typing a to answer phones and as- ^ ports, O&M, sewer line 5219, Princeton, NJ 08543. HILLIER GROUP, 500 OFFICE ASSISTANT Will train on CRT. Light supervisory exp. To $80K. management potential for must. Wonderful oppor- sist office manager. Ex- •• ii maintenance & projects. Alexander Park, CN-23, tunity. TP, 4365 Route 1, Barefoot Lawn Garden filing and phone. Pleasant Call 609-799-0030 for con- Fee paid. Dorathea, FT/PT position. Program- Princeton, NJ 08543. Equal cellent benefits. Call.? a PUBLISHING PRODUC- Princeton, 609-452-0206. Service, Americas's third working conditions. Good fidential interview. 883-3700 H. Neuman As- ming in C language on IBM Opportunity Employer, 609-655-5155 •• q largest lawn service has salary and benefits. Apply soc. 2500 Brunswick Ave. PC's. 2-3 yrs exp preferred. TION - Editor. Responsible it M/F. RECEPTIONIST/OFFICE expanded into central Jer- BMI Education Services, PAYROLL CLERK - Full Interest in start-up, en- for coordination of reprints RECEPT/Medical Asst. - -11 ASSISTANT - Rapidly sey. We need a bright, hard Haypress Rd, Dayton, NJ time position available for PRODUCTION ASST trepreneurial situation. and new books. Editorial REAL ESTATE Salesper- needed for growing Hill- n growing direct marketing working person to help with 08810. experinced payroll clerk. Local mnfctr seeks capable Ability to grow, manage- exp and knowledge of book son Wanted - Experience sboro Chiropractic Clinic; ' -1 firm Is seeking a well or- typing, filing and data entry Call 609-882-6900 Asst for fast-paced produc- rially and technically and design and manufacturing preferred but not essential. 201-359-0123. in our new cranbury office. OFFICE HELP - Typing, tion dept. Must be able to take on a wide range of non req'd. Pleasant, small pub- Please contact Joan ganized individual to main- lain company files, act as Full time position open im- filing and phone work for DON'T FORGET follow through on all programming duties. Per- lishing company in Pen- Kroesen in Hopewell at RECEPTIONIST - A*\ backup receptionist and mediately. Excellent op- local flower shop. Com- TO TELL YOUR phases of manufacturing. formance based compen- nington, specializing in Weidel Realtors, 609-466- responsible person to work assist with office projects portunity for promotions. puter knowledge helpful. FRIENDS YOU FOUND Ability to speak Spanish is sation. Helmsman Corp., dance. Send resume to: 1224. wknds (Sat. & Sun.) Foot-, as assigned. Candidates Excellent pay and benefits. Pleasant atmosphere with YOUR JOB IN A a plus. Call 609-587-2800 P.O. Box .3126, Princeton, P.O. Box 57, Pennington, hill Acres Nursing Home, REAL ESTATE Sales - Op- should be detail oriented 609-395-8778. flex hrs. Call 609-924-7147 PACKET PUBLICATION! for appt. ask for Rich. NJ 08543. NJ 08534. Call 201-369-8711,..;, portunity for licensed sales- and possess a pleasant 9am-5pm, Mon-Fri. -- - For the latest career list- person to join small agency phone personality. ACCOUNTANT ings, see our "Health with floor duty available in Previous receptionfst/ JR. ACCOUNTANT Care & Education Sec- Cranbury. Stultz Realty switchboard experience a RECEPTIONIST/Clerk ] Excellent Opportunity! tion" In today's classified Co., 37 N. Main St, Cran- plus! We offer a full benefit Typist - Montgomery Twp ^ HEALTHCARE AND EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES section. bury, NJ. 609-395-0444 package and room for ad- Municipal Building. Phone ^ Educational organiza- and general office work. tion seeks qualified indi- vancement. Contact Nancy Stevens at American List Requires good typing skills.^ ' 103 103 vidual to assist Busi- Health & 103 Health & 103 Health & Health& ness Manager. Perform Counsel between 9:00 a.m. Excellent fringe benefits., !j detailed accounting EXECUTIVE SECRETARY and 1|2:00 p.m. only. 201- 8am-4:30pm, Mon-Fri. Ap-- 1 Education Education Education Education functions of recording 874-4300 ply Asst. Administrator's ^ and reporting all TO VICE PRESIDENT Office, 2261 Route 206, ••> COUNSELOR - for trans- LPN - part time position Nurse RN - Full time position financial transactions Belle Mead NJ 08502. EOE' itional mental health resi- available. 7-3:30. Call Ron- RNs available, day & evening including journal en- The Liposome Company, Inc. a pharmaceutical firm specializing in lipid based delivery systems, is M/F/H/V. 201-359-8211. dence. Overnight. 5 days' nie Bregenzer RN, DON.at Immediate full and part shifts. Geriatric experience triGS, month-end and year-end closings. As- seeking an executive secretary to join its newly wk. Supervise living skills the Lawrenceville Nursing time positions available at preferred. Please call Ew- formeo Medical Affairs group. SECRETARY of recovering schiz- sist outside auditors at Home, 609-896-1494, 9-4. local correctional facility. ing Manor Nursing Center: year-end by preparing ophrenic students. Salary If you have excellent skills, Including steno, and OHM Corporation, a LPN - PT, 7-3 for well Varied shifts and days 609-882-6900 schedules. Develop leading environmental per exp skills. 201 • word processing (we use Wang), are organized and established nursing home available. Hi-tech rates; RN LPN - F/T needed to budgetary comparisons services company 873-2212 looking for a challenge, then we would like to talk to ENVIRONMENTAL in Princeton, includes competitive benefits! For compliment friendly staff in (variances): maintain you. located in the Princeton accounting records, DENTAL ASSISTANT - every other weekend. Per immediate interview con- busy Pediatrics office. Forrestal Center, has prepare financial state- We offer a competitive salary and excellent an opening for a Secre- CHEMIST Part time for career or- diem rates avail. Call tact Terry or Janet. Good benefits and working 609-452-0020 or Karen ments. Perform account benefits, including generous stock options. tary in our Windsor of- iented modern East Wind- D.O.N. 609-924-9000 from conditions. Call 609- reconciliations and fice. We're Northeastern An- sor office. 609-448-7440 9-3pm 609-499-4757. 924-5510. other business related Please send your resume to: alytical Corporation, a STAFF BUILDERS We are seeking a DENTAL ASST - FT projects. Bachelor's Debra Pascale leader in the envi- MEDICAL ASSISTANT" HEALTH CARE R.N.'S-L.P.N's degree or equivalent in bright, organized per- ronmental industry, and Progressive Princeton gen- Human Resources Supervisor Full time & part time posi- We are looking for special- accounting required. son with at least 3-4 we currently have the eral practice seeks warm, 211 College Rd E. years' experience, word tions available. Phlebo- Princeton, NJ 08540 ized nurses with experi- Some general account- following position avail- caring, communicating tomy required. Competitive ing exp is preferred The Liposome Company, Inc. processing and good able in our laboratory: ence in: One Research Way communication skills. team member. RDA, CDA. salary, excellent benefits (fund acctng a' plus). Good benefits, include per- NURSING STUDENTS Knowledge of data Princeton, New Jersey 08540 Duties include working GC/MS OPERATOR - SOMERSET MEDICAL • IV Therapist with project managers, sonal growth and continu- Do you need extra income? processing systems 2nd Shift - Position re- GROUP answering telephones, quires 0 to 1 years of ing education. Reply box • Pediatrics and Lotus req. Salary is 201-545-7400 • Intensive Care $24,304 minimum plus typing proposals, order- semi-volatile experience. # 12768 c o Princeton If you have had clinical ing office supplies and MEDICAL ASSISTANT • Coronary Care excellent benefits. 35 hr Must be familiar with Packet. experience and are excited workweek. Send re- other general office method 625. LPN • Monroe Medical about nursing WE BUILD CAREERS! duties. Must have good DENTAL HYGIENIST • sume and letter of ap- Center Family Practice. We offer plication by JULY 9 Through the teamwork of our associates, Fox & computer and typing NAC offers a com- wanted for non profit dental Part time, eves 5-9 & alter- Lazo REALTORS, Jack Burke Real Estate, Inc. has skills (60 wpm). Digital petitive starting salary Upjohn HealthCare • Competitive pay 1990 to: Kathleen resource center on a part nating Sat. 9-1. Excellent just completed the best year ever in the history of VT 220 experience and excellent benefits Services can offer you as- • Flexible hours Donoher, Business time basis. Strong scientific compensation. Call 201- Manager, the company. And we would like you to join in our preferred, but will train. package including 401 (k) signments in maternal child • Career Opportunities BC/BS, dental, tuition background helpful. Exc 521-3000. success. health, med surg. geren- • Stimulating Variety We offer a pleasant of- reimbursement, dis- writing and communication With proper training and self determination, you can MEDICAL BILLING/ tology. Well work around • And the highest stan- New Jersey School fice and full benefits ability and life in- skills a must. Some travel. have the opportunity to earn unlimited income and Insurance Specialist your school schedule. For dards of patient care. Boards Association package. Please send surance. II interested please call: be a part of our winning team. resume with salary re- appointment call Upjohn HealthCarc 413 W. Stalest, P0 BOX909 609-921-8622 Trenton, NJ 08605-0909 Attend our career seminar quirements. No tele- Qualified candidates Must Be Knowledgeable UPJOHN HEALTHCARE Services should send resume in- Tuesday, July 10 phone calls please. DENTAL TECHNICIAN - With Medical Insurance & SERVICES Carnegie Center cluding salary require- Experience required, man- Princeton. NJ 7 pm OHM Corporation ments to: Dept. PP Billing Computer Experi- Carnegie Center 166 Nassau Streot agement skills helpful Ex- ence Helpful. Please Call Princeton 609-520-9499 Department 1079 Northeastern Analytical Princeton Four Research Way Corporation, 4 E. Stow cellent salary and benefits Cynthia, at 609-921-2202 EOE M F 609-520-9499 SECRETARY Princeton, NJ 08540 Road, Marlton, NJ 08053 009-696-0030. EOE M F Susan Richman (609) 924-1660 MEDICAL RECEPTION- SOCIAL SERVICE Super- Custodial Trust Com- Princeton Office Attn: Sharon Zelis Attn: Frank Lis, Director C L C M F N T A R Y of Human Resources IST - FTPT. Bent/fits, visor • needed for Trenton pany, a subsidiary of Mary Lou Forsell (609) 737-9600 Equal Opportunity Employer TEACHER- 3-6. p t. Sept EOE, M/F. salary neg. Exp preferred. RECEPTIONIST-Ft. Must protective service family or- The Bear Stearns Com- Pennington Office 90. Send resume to: panies Inc., is a fast 201-968-9494. be efficient and organized iented program. MSW plus PL A. P.O Box 8077, and have outstanding growing bank specializ- Call for reservations today! NURSE - pt. Princeton 3 years experience in ing in securities Princeton NJ. 08543 people skills. Send resume OB GYN office. Experience supervisory and direct custody. This position to: PO Box 2999, Prince- LPN - Responsible person necessary. Must be flex- services required Send re- provides general INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTS COORDINATOR ton. NJ 08543. sume to: Box #12785, c o secretarial support to Tbx&Lazo needed for OB GYN office. ible. Call 609-921-1500. Leading sporting goods manufacturer seeks an Excellent opportunities. Princeton Packet bank officers and re- V-X-- REALTORS* International Accounts Coordinator. This entry-level PHYSICAL THERAPY Aid RECEPTIONIST Secretary quires good typing Jack Burke Real Estate, Inc. 201 /K-202S skills, excellent com- position, within our Credit Department, requires a needed, exp preferred - For doctors office, experi- SUBSTANCE ABUSE worWng knowledge of Letter of Credits and Foreign Full time Mon-fn 8-4pm ence, good typing & com- munication and or- Therapist wanted - well- ganizational skills, and Collection Drafts. Our successful candidate will Please call 609-921-1333 munication skills essential. manage a portion of our International Accounts Mjntjomerj known out-patient group word processing experi- Medical billing, insurance & Receivable. Township Schools practice looking for Mas- ence. We offer a com- SKi'Jmm, «e« Jersey computer experience an ters with CAC. or CAC prehensive benefits Individual should be dotail-oriented, highly or- 015b! asset Call 9-5, Mon Tues eligibility. Highly exper- package. Salary com- GENERAL ganized and possess strong interpersonal skills to UN interact with all levels of staff within the organiza- Wed & Fri, 609-924-5611 ienced in psychotherapy mensurato with experi- POSITIONS AVAILABLE ence. The bank will be tion. College preferred, but work experience may and addiction, co-depend- WAREHOUSE bo considered. We offer a competitive salary and Hijti School CHILD relocating to the Prince- ency. ACOA, etc.. counsel- ton area in September. Part-Time benefits package. Send resume and salary require- Anticipated Vacancy • EVALUATION Nurdnfc UN ing with individuals, cou- Reply in confidonco ments to: Supervisor of Health ples, family and group. with salary requiro- 2:15pm-6:15pm PRINCE MANUFACTURING. INC. and F'hy'j Fid Director of Case Coordinator Flexible hours. Resume ments to: Operating Room Personnel Department Athletics (Super visofs Opportunity for BSN only. The Gabriolsen McMastor-Carr Supply Company is a leading Certificate required) Tha Med'ca! Center a! distributor of industrial supplies. Duo to con- PO Box 2031 with pediatric experi- Group. 65 South Main Gt, Brenda N. Ference Pnncelon, a 450 bod Princeton, NJ 08543-2031 S u b 51 a n c e Alluso ence to work as part ol Custodial Trust Company tinued growth, wo are interested in interviewing community teaching hos- Penninglon, NJ 08534. candidates with solid warehouse experience. Counselor - Maternity interdisciplinary team 28 West State Street replacement October providing sorvicos for pital, is sooking RN's w;!h TEACHEFTATDE 8th Floor Our clean and modoin warehouso is located on thru Dec. Peduilnc Rehab Pro- OR oxpononco for thn foi lowing positions. 3& his wk $6 b-t per fir to Monmoulh Junction Road in Dayton, New Jer- gram. 3!, hours per Trenton, New Jersey 08608 sey. Our company offers an excellent starting Math leather wo'k with disabled children ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT week Mon-Fri Com- • Full-Time An tcjual Opportunity Ein(iloyt'r salary, company paid medical, dental and vision SUPPORT STAFF: pelilivo s.iiary with ex- in a school settinq Must insurance, as well as profit sharing It you would cellent benefits Days IKIVO experience working 10 month cleik liko to bo considered for this position, please Storo operations division of major fashion retailor elementary school Send rttsumo to • Part-Time with c h 11 d r u n . Call apply in person or call our Personnel Depart- seeks high capable and organized Individual to M.inon Ve'ipo Mr.ncrri DAY TRAINING ment at. assist Director of Storos In corporate hoadquartors 10 month clcik Days SECRETARIES I', lime) Personnel Coordinator b0'J-'-i30 3390 [Of: located In Ponnlngton, NJ area. or call for furthor in!offTi;t!ton (201) 329-6666 high school TCACHEHi; - kndq.irdrn Great opportunity for porson who can work with (I'OI) /H(l(lUi9 And lo inquifO about our After Graduation Custodian (dj(l cor!.!iC.i:>on rotogriil.on. liMchors ,i:,\l FT FT BeHij McrviASTER-CARR Store Managers, analyze Information, writo woll for application and perform varlod administrative tasks. Bus drivers conuict Mead Monlijonicry ,IM\I Have Your Cake company (jubstititutel Mary Clltn Obr«ll»r RN, And Eat It! For Immediate consideration, sond rosumo with Nurse fltcrulttr, P.O. Box 317 salary history to: FIIMM- c.iH IVi'.tinnel (609) 497-4335 or TEACHER Tho party is ovor. And (Monmouth Junction Flood) Oflii-n. I'JOII) MM V0O 497-4337. EOE Ml. Jjpru.i! f"d In.x.hnr ID work it's lima for docisiofUi. Dayton, NJ 06010 Ms. Susan Stnaium % IMiti ,t(nl .r.k for an with t!i:..ib!eLl children 1;' let UJB FJnanct.il bo ii .ipp^ ,1'iwn by Ju'y t 1, month |irot|i .mi, lull vory tmpoftnnt ono for 1990 bi'Mi.fit.., Ti\-|i-hi.r ,it id,. you - with your first pos- Anne Klein Outlet Stores ition as n Gecfoi.ify. H.lMillc.ippiHJ I I'll f(H|ii Mofo. you'll hnvo tho SeniJ loMimo', to Men i>r opportunities to lonm 1589 Rood Road D,iy framing Center lt,ou find nclvunco And tho Ijluyvtwint Avf* . tipiitnn, no'ifiihilitite". am un- Wost Tronton, NJ 08620 NJ Ollt) HI I Of hmitnd .iftor that If you havn any doubt-, if A(.;HIN(! A:;:;? ITI ntvotit yt?Ut fututn, wu lot MontiiVicill SUuiul Cliil- you h;ivH it holh wnys. (iM'n illje'i !M Illtr, In fi yr, Wo oMor tuition njim* 7/ie II, K) fl. 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Linda Smith, Party Dance - July 13, pro- or write Co Princeton SDWM with means who penses paid. Call Robin & the energy of the city & the medication, lab tests, phys- Reply box #12838. co 201-246-1409, Motivation fessionals 28-50, $20. Call Packet. DWM • 41, Slim. trim, at- sports a salt and pepper Steven, collect, at quiet of the country. Reply icals and psychiatric Princeton Packet. Plus Inc advance 201-494-2449 tractive, seeks a per- beard, has many interests TOGETHER 516-221-4635 to: Box #12646 Princeton evaluations. Princeton Bio- HOST FAMILIES • for PRAYER TO Holy Spirit • manent relationship with a and is open to yours. I am Packet medical Research. 609- foreign oxchange students Holy Spirit. You make me ADOPT - Happily married, slender WF, non-smoker, looking to discove r 921-6050 Europe South America. see everything and show SWAN LAKE - A perfectly We are the nations largest childless couple want so who shares my desire to "diamond-in-the-rough" A WONDERFUL Family Full yr or ' .• yr prog avail me tho way to reach my romantic way to start a new dating sen/ice, with 67 of- much to adopt white new- have a male as sincere and lady, under 40, who likos Experience • Australian. Interested: 609-499-9248 ideal. You give me tho relationship. SWM 40. a fices nationally & 6 in NJ born. We offer lovo & se- DREAM GUY - seeks sensitive to my needs as I herself, is in-shapo, without European, Scandinavian. divino gift to lorgivo and quiet, sincere scientist, including Princeton. If you curity. 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Respond days in a row without ask pooplo Earn $ whilo you photo to box #12834 Co m<) for anything find your 'seeks compassion.ito A loso 10-29 lbs in next 30 «914-2;-'3-3247 Come join us for a umqun f. with photo and letter. CCI.F.CT10 - sonsitivu Pnneoton Pocket most desired wish will bo qooit looking woman. days1 Using homeopathic 'ADOPTION • Happily m.ir- magical experience in on«p 900-230-3250 BOX 2112 SWF. ;'t), seeks down to DIAL-A-DATE granted Promise to publish ;•() ;j!> for potcnti.il ro- diet disc program 100% * nod couple wishes to adopt of our hot air balloons or write c o Princeton earth, opi.'n-mindod, non JE.WISH INTRODUC- this prayer upon achieving nmnco S Listing rrl.i- * while newborn Wo tiave Hides. Piomotions. 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Alex, '" Paul Lentini, 609-924-6919 pose. Prior turndowns okl 586-5264 ask for John Jr. New homes custom built. Prote Additions, renovations, re- 609-883-4097 -'' Bad creditour specialty. COUNTRY CLEANING - 211 Guaranteed Results! pairs. Work guaranteed. Furniture Insured-and bonded, thor- BATHTUBS SAVED - Couselors on duty. Call Free estimates. Call 609- Reglaze your ugly tub. Es- ough and reliable. Referen- Restoration now 1-513-436-1232, 466-1853 tablished 7 years in Mercer . - ces from satisfied custom- FRI Dept. 28E. Co. 609-448-3339. . -. All Ads In This Class ers. In business for 5 years. BACKHOE SERVICE - Must Be PRE-PAID PERSONAL FINANCIAL For good service and free Trenching, footings, drains B & M CONTRACTORS - Call To Advertise System - Tax preparation, estimates. Please call & driveways. Also land- Home repairs, carpentry, 609-924-3250 financial organizers & 609-924-7117 scaping & Masonry work countertops, plumbing,-i*. done. Call Robert W. decks, bsmt remodeling, ;^y" CANED & RUSHED - bookkeeping for the indi- Kochis Excavating backhoe service. 201-'-~' Make an old chair better. vidual & small business. EVE'S HOME SVC. - High 609-799-8906. 297-8930 '"•'' Give it a new seat. Expertly Fast, efficient & affordable. quality home & office clean- done, 609-395-0342. Helaine Cohen, CPA. Call ing. Window & carpet BRANDT Construction Co. BUILDING REPAIRS - 609-275-5377 cleaning avail. Professional - Paving contractor. Resi- Roofs (metal, shingle, tar- 216 Business & VISA/MASTERCARD - & detail oriented. Continen- dential, commercial & in- slate), chimneys, gutters, Easyl Fast! No deposit. No tal standards. Satisfaction dustrial. Driveweays, park- spouts, flashing, walls, .," Commercial credit check. Also IHS Gold guaranteed. Numerous ing lots, trenching & ex- walks, patios, garages, * Services Card guaranteed! $5000 P'ton refs. For more Info: cavating, landscaping, porches, steps, driveways, i credit limt. Cash advances! Call Eva, at 609-392-8797 trucking. Free estimates. fences, demolition, carpen- . ' All Ads In This Class Free info. 1-800-234-6741, HAULEY BROS. INC. - Call 201-369-8926 try, painting, caulking, glaz- * Must Be PRE-PAID anytime, (free call) Custom homes addition ing, stucco, masonry, point- ' CUS1 Call To Advertise complete renovations. All BROKAW CONSTRUC- ing, patching, inspections. SI a/ 609-924-3250 231 Special types of masonry, frplcs, TION - Additions, renova- Guaranteed. Insured. a! 609-921-1135. 1 • 1 COMMUNICATION Services bsmnts and concrete work, tions, repairs, finished • • 1 SERVICES - word process- marble and tile work, basements, decks, siding, CERAMIC TILE - Repairs,; CC ing: correspondence, pro- AD Ads In This Class 609-291-0045/ 1950, roofing, gutters. No job too tile installed permanently' -> ; I F Ma posals, reports, legal work, Must Be PRE-PAID small. All work guaranteed. w new cement board. Bath- • V • 1 editing, proof reading. Call Call To Advertise HOME/OFFICE - Pro- Call 609-397-8539 room remodeling, plumb- Network Resources. 609- 609-924-3250 fessional cleaning for that CARPENTRY AND - Home ing, lowest prices DELA-!3 275-6977. AIRPORT SERVICE - Low special occasion or on a Repair. Free est. All work WARE VALLEY TILE, 40. EDITING - Retired pro- fares to area airports in a scheduled basis, we do it guaranteed. Anthony years of experience. 609- fessional editor available Cadillac. Call Attache' all. Carpet cleaning/floor Gage: 609-882-7246 888-1067. waxing. Our 14 yrs of expe- on free—lance basis. I can Limo: 609-924-7029. CARPENTRY & MA- DOORS WINDOWS & rience, competitive rates & help you put your message AMWAY PRODUCTS - SONRY • All typos. Call ATTIC STAIRS special attention to detail across in clear, concise Steve Huber at 609-683- Expert Installations. Call' •] Come to you. Satisfaction ensure a night & day dif- readable English. 609- 6816. For Freo Estimates., - , guaranteed. 201-329- ference. Excellent refs, 397-1629. 609-259-6362 ' 2293. fully insured. We provide CERAMIC TILE - Installa- EDITING/ BEAUTIFUL Custom Made our own equipment & sup- tion, bathroom, (oyer, FLOOR SANDING Refin-- WRITING Draperies - Period window plies. Call for free esti- kitchen. Call Mike ishing & repairs, real.;. • BAT Experienced writer/ oditor treatments of all types. Slip mates. 609-426-1058 or 609-588-9499 craftsman, 215-757-0131, i . Fill your for all financial, technical, covers and fine reupholst- 201-542-2069 609-386-1566. ' i instructional and educa- CONCRETE/MASONRY ory, shades and blinds, HOUSE CLEANING • FLOOR SANDING & Ro- •' _ tional documents. Several WOOD DECKS fabric & wall coverings at Service - Reliable, honest finishing - Installation, freo years experience with uni- Quality Patios Walkways, discount. Serving all your and experienced. Con- ost. Call Cliff, National versilies and publishers. Flagstone, Brick, Pool interior design needs with tinental quality, own trans- Floors, at 609-921-3939 Call now and save valuable Decks, Porches, Founda- in-home or office consult- portation and references. BtFERI timo and cost. Reasonable : tions, additions, repairs. HANDYMAN - all aspects . " ations. Estimates cheor Pets okay. Please call THE 1 rales offerod upon roquest. Warren Builders Inc of homo improvement. Car- ' - fully given. Call Sherry, at 609-695-1025 OUJU.IT 609-683-0911 between The Creative Heart, at 201-782-2560 pontry, dry wall, ceramic ""• 9AM • 1PM. C09-397-2120 609-924-9058 tiles, kitchens bath No |ob needs with HOUSEHOLD MANAGE- to small. For froo estimates KITCHENS & BATHS COUNSELING FOR MENT SERVICES INC - pleaso call: 609-655-4561 Ptincoton Packet, Inc. Singles Only - Group coun- We Make Time For You. Marble & tile installations. HANDYMAN • Docks, oloc- Custom cabinets & book- has limited seling lead by professional House cloaning, grocery trie, plumbing, painting, casos. All forms ol carpen- Press Timo Available singlos therapist, Judith shopping, ortands & laun- carpentry, shoolrock,, i.~ try & renovations, Froo es- Yorio, MSW. For Infor- dry. Liko having your own ceramic lilo, appliances in- ' MOHJ mation call 201-526-2690 maid to do all the things timates. Fully insured. I J.A. Vlcarl & Sons stalled and anything to do Wob Offset Press CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY - you don't like to do so you'll wilh homo improvements '••'' Impro have timo to do Iho things General Contractors Roupholstorlng. Custom- Free estimates. Call Oonny .' • Addr classified you want. Visa or Mastor- 609-397-4231 ora fabric or from my seloc- at 609-443-1831 .• . • Cust lot U3 print your news- Hon. 609-448-7190. card accoplod. Call us at; • Finis piipor or inhouso organ. 609-921-8052 or CUSTOM REMODELING • HANDYMAN - Homo ro- Camera roady mechan- DRESSMAKING And Altor- 201-422-4676 from a ono stop full sorvico pairs, odd jobs, painting, • Kitch Bikos, cars, mopods, tractors, trucks, motorcycles, evon little olions - Janico Wolfo - Call • Vinyl icals or negatives required. remodeling co. Additions, papering, paneling, ole • npl red wagons—they all show up in classified. Whatever you 609-440-2125. kilchons, siding, replaco- Roasonablo & reli.iblo Call Wnx) MASSAGE • Therapeutic HOUSEKEEPING need to get around, get it in classified. PAZ Services Inc., warm, mont windows & moro from Jerry, 201-721-5041 AH hor Swedish & acuprossuro. Standard pages or tabloid3 oxporioncod, reliable por- curtious professionals. Rof- HARDWOOD FL00F1 Sor- ' surm) can bo pnntod On regular House calls. 201-521-1693 sonol. Chlldcaro plus. oroncos available, fully In- vices - Comploto hardwood ' 6C 30 # newsprint or 50 # boforo 9 30am or after 0pm Housekooping companion, sured. Ask about our floor services, spociab/intj kitchen cabinontry salo & wNIo otlsot stock. Nominal WEDDING • Drldosmald, domestic!), nurses aides. In sanding S rptiniihing, froo shop nt homo sorvico, oxtra chafgo for R(K>1 color prom; gowns, hondpiocos. F,-P Timo All applicants Installation, and ropatrs Trak Aasoclatos Inc voiln. Prof custom mndo by roforoneos chockod and For Iroo o:;limntor> call 201-873-1350. Nancy. G09-443-9470 ro chockod. Call Ms. Torio. GO9-448-4015, Our capacity is 32 pages 710-434-0828 •tnndnid and M pajjofj HIRE CREATIVE Wood' Call today for more Advertising Information DAVES DMYWALL CO • cratt Inc. • To do Iho 1001 lafjkikl, Ul • IVkrl Specialising In shoot rock- A<|.»l*>r J«l) MAINTENANCE • odd jobs no ono olso Coiling fans installed, bird.i Ing, spnckllng, demolition & wants. Dnthrooina; IMSII- <• hell) you will. (•) all homo topnlr work. Froo Call Dorifi Drngnrt nl (CO'J) ml (hut will get you rnmovod from gutters etc. mnnls rornodolod. All Housoclonnlng, grocnry estimates. Call Davo or carponlry trim work Holtnd OiM.,1244 for particulars. lh« mponw you wint. The Princeton Packet (609) 924-3250 shopping, errand;*. Roof & Rob at G09-799-3Q70. wood torrniln diimngo ro- The Lawrence Ledger piding rnpalts. Small jobs \n DECKS • built by oxpor. pnlr. Hofa, CO'J 500;>130 '. .. 6(1 (609) 896-9100 our specially, cnrponlor Dost ptlcos. HOME IMPROVEMENTS • . i'Q1-?97-4340. Froo osllmnton Relit. • n Windsor-Hights Herald (609 448-3005 windowa, doors, Biding, IV 201-329-2212, rooling, empontry, vory • Kl The Cranbury Press (609 395-0730 Now Look Painting tniisonnbln CO!)-t>U0-'jO!)3. ILOVE IT CompJoto removal o( all DECK!) • Call iis Hillsborough Beacon 201 359-0850 type* of wallpaper covor- torn or Hlniiilarij ilor.lgna. [IVETDECKING Ing. Custom texture and Froo oslimnto9 Tom 0011- Ciiiiloin Unlit Docks, The Beacon 609 397-3000 popcorn ceilings. 504-0044 Sciouncd Additions, I'ool •Fl WaRpapor hanging. In- Dockn, Hoofing & Homo ' •H The Manville News 201) 469-9040 CUSTOM rUMNITUHif" Mnpnits, Llconao & In- terior and exterior paint- Designed and built nl ing. Free etMnuttoa. aureil. Froo Esiimalo;; Cnll The Franklin News-Record 201 469-9040 roady-rnntlo prlcoa. Dor.ka. 6O9-259-«362 609-695-3892 ontmtnlnrnont ctts, book- The Central Post 201 329-9214 609-392-7500 c; 2- osllmnloa, Cnll Miko' Th» Umrancw Lxtu*r OOtMtiQ.1494 VAnim*-»«gl>t» Specializing in walpr soal- fitory $50. 009-921• 1135 Um Cr«n(My P ing, staining ^ protection. 368 0I1S0 Otliflr eorvlcos: gulters, expnrlonco, Doors & windows. Imf I.OCA »* pwKon windows A pools. yonrs Xbt Uxmin* N«w» i find Intuited. Hof- aorvico, Pickup ft (tolivoty ttw finnklin N*w» 4AUIXM0 COT 44074H,' 535? 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CHEVY BLAZER S10'87- JAGUAR XJ6 '87 - Gray, *» Buying good used cars, tan int, 16,000 miles, exc. foreign and domestic, Tahoe pkg, very clean. 44.500K mi. Asking $9200. condition, $23,000. Call SP specializing in Toyotas and Call 609-758-8093. 609-291-9751. LAWRENCE . Datsuns also buying wrecks & problem cars lor CORVETTE CON- JEEP CJ5 79 - V-8, p/s, exporting. Call VERTIBLE '89 - Loaded, p/b. 77K. Great cond. 609-587-4431. mint, auto, dark blue & Myers plow, $4500. 609- TOYOTA saddle, 25K mi, 275-9035 A CASH DEAL - For all $29,000/BO. Call new cars & trucks. Also JEEP GRAND Wagoneer 201-255-9168 free junk car removal. Call '84 - $7000. Please call 24 hrs. 609-695-8186 DATSUN 280ZX 79% - 6 609-683-5377. cyl, 5 spd, burgundy.air, ALL AUTOS WANTED - JEEP WRANGLER '88 - cruise, p/s, p/w, p/m, tinted Foreign & domestic. Free auto, 6 cyl, full soft top + glass, Pirelli tires, am/fm towing. Call 609-394-9191, bikini top, new tires, only cass, looks & runs new, 24 hours. 17K mi. Must sell, $9200 or sharp car, only 79K mi, best offer. 609-936-1549. CARSTRUCKS - Foreign $2875. 201-329-0760 & domestic, junk, wrecked DODGE 600 '88 - 4 DR, 4 LINCOLN CONT. Mark VI NEW 1990 TOYOTA or good cond. Cash fast. cylinder, auto AC, tilt NEW 1990 TOYOTA 609-466-3374. '82 - Air, loaded, looks & cruise, reardefogger, cloth, runs brand new, 2 tone, 4-RUNNER4x4 TERCEL 2 DOOR SPORTS, ANTIQUE, 20k mi., $5400. leather, must see to ap- Classic And Corvettes - 201-369-4125. preciate, only 80K mi, 6 Cyl., Auto Trans, PS, PB, Air Cond., All NEW 1990 TOYOTA 4 Cyl., 5 Speed Manual Trans., Power 609-393-4621. Weather Guard, Rear Wiper'Washer, Steering And Brakes, Air, Carpeted Floor DODGE CHARGER r84 - 5 $4775. For more info Power Sunroof, Power Windows And CAMRY SEDAN Mats, Mud Flaps, Full Wheel Covers," TOYOTAS & HONDAS • please call 201-274-2282 Locks, Cruise Control, Rear Healer, Stereo Radio. VIN #L0551211. MSRP spd, p s, p'b, a'c, 40K mi, 4 Cyl., 5 Speed Manual Trans., Power Steering Wanted in any condition, Stereo/Cassette, Running Boards. Roof $8,995. Pro Pack $149. List Price $9,144. beautiful, must see. Call LINCOLN TOWNCAR '86 - Rack, VIN #L0035132. MSRP $23,436. And Brakes, Air Cond., Mud Guards, Full Size No. 2873. 1978-1988. call 201-247-8644 4 door sedan. Nice car, full Pro Pack $149. List Price $23,585. No. Spare, Digital Clock, Speaker Upgrade. VIN 2610 #LU245878. MSRP $13,023. Pro Pack $149. List YOU 201-723-0111 anytime. DODGE DAYTON A '88 - power. Asking $11,995. Price $13,172 CARS WANTED Turbo, fully loaded, 25K mi, Call 609-443-3788. YOU $ PAY.... 8,899 leather interior, $10,000 MAZDA 323 SE -'89. Black PAY.... 20,988 YOU AMERICAN & FOREIGN BO. 201-821-1299. w/Gray interior, 4 door, 4 PAY. 12,299 Top Dollar Paid '88 DODGE - Ram cyl, 22K mi. Asking $8000. Charger. Rare 360 engine, Call 2201-274-0997 Nebbia Chevrolet 4 speed trans, w heavy NEW 1990 TOYOTA Rte.130 Hightstown.N.J. MAZDA 626GT '87 Turbo - 609-448-0910 587-8226 duty tow package, clean 5 dr, moon rf, 5 spd, all COROLLA SEDAN low mileage. BO, power, exc cond. Dealer 316 4 Cyl., Auto. Trans., PS, PB, Air Cond., All Weather Autos 609-587-9736. maintained. $7500. 201- Guard, T/Glass, Full Carpeting, Steel Belted Radial DRUG SEIZED - Cars, 874-5028 Tires, Front Wheel Drive, VIN #LCO47121. MSRP for Sale $10,668. Pro Pack $149. List Price $10,817. trucks, vans, jeeps. Dirt MAZDA 626 LX - '86. 2 dr, ~ JEEP WRANGLER cheap. 1-800-926-8447 Ext a c, auto, loaded, 40K mi. J125. YOU Softtop - midnight blue. 54900. 609-452-1854 or NEW 1990 TOYOTA NEW 1991 TOYOTA 37K hghwy mi, mint cond. FORD BRONCO II '86 - 201-247-5896 PAY 10,399 MR 2 COUPE ' new tires, Pioneer stereo auto, all options, new tires, PICKUP MAZDA MIATA '90 - Red, 1 cass sys. many other ex- runs well, 69K mi, $5200. 4 Cyl.. 5 Speed Manual Trans., Power ' tras. Must see to ap- conv. hard top. pkg. A, a c, 4 Cyl., 4 Speed Manual Trans , Manual Steering and Brakes, Air, Power Windows 609-466-9072. Steering And Brakes, No Air, All Weather preciate. S8500. 201- ltd, slip, 1800 mi, garaged. And Locks, Cruise, Tilt, Alloy Wheels, Sun FORD BRONCO XLT '83 - List 517,800, sell for Guard. VIN #L5055767. No 2284. MSRP LAWRENCE TOYOTA Rool Rear Spoiler, Stereo, Cassette. CD 329-6228 aft 7pm. $8,318. Pro Pack $149. Lisl Price $9,213. Player, Carpeted Floor Mats, VIN Eddie Bauer Edition, low $16,500 BO. Call RT, #1 UWRENCEVILLE, NJ. (609)883-4200. (215)736-1336 #M0003654, No. 2803. MSRP. $18,214, ALFA SPIDER • 77. 86K mileage, all power, new 609-683-8726 YOU Pro Pack $149. List Price $18,303. mi. runs fine, needs cos- tires. $5,500 or best offer. PAY.... 6.999 metic work. S2500. 609- MAZDA RX7 '84 • White, 5 Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer YOU $ Call 201-788-7111 days or except for licensing, registration ana taxes. 292-7156 days or 397- 768- 7062 eves. spd. 75000 mi, am fm cass, PAY.... 16,899 3558 eves Mike air cond, sunroof. Asking FORD ESCORT • Exp. 82. 54950. Call Dave 609- BAJA BUG 65 - custom- 2 dr. 4 spd, stick, roof 393-2575 before 5pm. ized, partially restored, re- window. 67K mi, needs built engine, asking S1500. work. $300. Call 201- MERCEDES 190E • '90, Steve, 609-936-1400 days. 521-5143 2.6, 6 cylinder, automatic, 275-5959 eves. 3500 miles. Best offer. Call FORD GRAN TORINO 72- 609-585-9271. BMW 2002 76 • 4 spd. with 351 eng., clean, no rust. Let a Packet Ad-visor help you snrl. good cond but needs New tires, brakes & paint. MERCEDES 190E 90 • work. S2500. Call 88.000 mi. 51,200. Tom 2.6. 6 cylinder, automatic. 201-359-4528 609-530-0229. after 4 30. 3500 miles. Best offer. Call 609-585-9271. BMW 318> 85 -p 5. p b, air. FORD MUSTANG • 88. write an ad that will get you am Irn cl^s. p vv. C.'UJM? 19K miies. a c. ps pb, 4 MERCEDES 300D 78 • control, sunroof S7900 Or spd, ashing S6800 or BO Dark blue, sunroof. 4 or, best offer. 86,468 miles. 201-753-7367. exc. cond. doctors car. VIN #7F8TH223. Call the response you want. FORD ESCORT • '88. 609-896-01 00 days. 609-894-2231. ask for Black, manual, good clean 737-6356 eves. 54750. Marty or Scott cond, am fm cass, 37K mi MERCEDES 450SEL 74 • BMW 325is - '87. 20K mi, Asking $3500 609- S17.5000. 215-862-9444. Ac, cruise, sunroof, p w, 799-7874 eves p b. P s $4700 BO Call aft BMW 325 86 - Bronze, FORD MUSTANG GT 88 • 6 Sat & Sun anytime snrl. 2 dr. am im cass. exc 5 spd. a c. snrf, am fm 201-821-0386. cond. S12 750 Call 609- stereo cass. exc cond, 896-7832 day. Greg MERCEDES BENZ 300D Nissan Announces 58400 or BO Call 201- '80 • Beige, book value BMW 528 fU - 5 speed, 369-8634 57800- Will take best offer, fu^y loaded sunroof, mult FORD MUSTANG GT '87 - Call 609-799-1713 cond DLick with laupe Adult owned. !8K miles, $ leather mtonor. Must soil impeccable condition. For MERCEDES '89 - Red w CaH 201-821-7111 appt. c.i'l 609-259-7644 Palomino interior, alarm, SPECIAL FACTORY TO DEALER INCENTIVES To 2500 BMW 520 83 • '.> spuod. FORD MUSTANG 66 - automatic vjats 6K mi, lu'fy !o;id'""'! vjnroo'. mint Coupf G cyl, aulo, runs $25,900. Call 609-737-70B? or cond B ,ii » wilt! i.iupe well, many now parts. C09-4920053 leather in;. •,•>• M;r,t si>;i S2000 201-274-0918 Motor Trend Import Car Of The Year NEW 1990 NISSAN Call 20!«.' •'• M vvkefays aft 6prn & wknds MERCEDES 190 F: -23 BMW 63'J ••:.! -ibK nil. GMC 87 3 '< TON PICK '86 7/K mi. garaged. Dark mint c I.- r.;! .n00 UP- 4 wheel drive with Oluo, exc cond $14,500 300 ZX COUPE ?1Ji-8t)2-'.)-l.M Myers plovV. bed liner, tool Scott. C09-921-1050 day Std. E 3 X 6 Cyf. 5 S(X), PS. Anti lock Brai«, fV UMW7JS7 wiT-1 bux arid E)u*v lite trailer Window, (•«., Ail, POiss, T/Top, Fog Inhls. R im tttnti- A:;,.,-i.> hitch, am ini cass, aulo- Wpti Wisfw. Sec System. Limited $ip W , f S Stttliar cxt wrrly. •:.;'" niatic till whi'i'l, AC. CIUISO Bars. CwtH Coos*. Crust. Gauges, ftM, 225/50 VR 16 control. |>f,, PI). $/500 SBfl. Opt Boa Samd, USfiP KtM. VIN LWOMS, Pjymenl tad On M Mo Cte End lust Wilti PurctiiM BMW /;i!n mi • I IOII.I.I 40K OpbonO!$!2,t51 Due At Inception S2500 Cap Cos! Reduction iilh Sec Oep And 1st Pint 15,000 Miles hi YIJI, No 0t> 1 mi, wliili A:pi.'.!.-. nevv lire,, GOV f y.n/i'iT\Mwj^ bjition to PurcMie Al tuie f nd Tu and Tigs Not Included. ct willy. 5-,") M00 201- Buy d i r I cheap Call 93!• /(pi,! 'I ', or 22')-2!iU?) H02-/?3-U'!81, L»t C VERY SPECIAL $ 6 ii'l !) 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15 ACRE Organic Farm- AFFORDABLE HOMES - ALLENTOWN • Price BELMAR BARGAIN - By CANAL POINT • 3 bdrm CRANBURY/CONCORDIA E WINDSOR - Beautiful HAMILTON SQUARE • HILLSBORO - Excellent stead, 5 min. from NJ. Fea- Chose your style of house Slashed By Owner! 2800 owner, 1 (am., exc. cond., 3 contemporary patio home. - Adult community on golf Buyl Colonial, Cedarville Colonial, for sale by owner. cond, 2 yrs old, 2 Irg bdfrns, tures restored c.1853 and customize it to suit sq ft, deluxe Colonial. 4 blks to Ocean. 4 bdrm, 2 Fam rm, liv rm, din rm, course, 2BR, 2 balh, LR, Rd-5 mlns Exit 8 NJTPK, 2 4 bdrms, 2'/j baths, liv rm, 2'/z balh, lull bsmt, •'wtw . house. Stocked pond, or- your needs. ERIC Assoc. bdrms, 2Vi baths, +den, full baths, Ig front porch, frplc, 2 car garage, DR, EIK, den, 2 car gar. acres, stream. 4-5 Bdrms, formal din rm, fam rm,carpet, frpl in liv rm, cent • chard , workshop, bank offers high quality custom (family rm w/lireplace, new deck, new 2-zone gas backyard, hottub, many up- _Q_nIy—3—yrs young. master suite, Z% baths, deck, cent air. $169,900. air, wshr/dryr". $134,900.- barn set up lor hoises & homes, decks and green- + finished basement. heat, wshr/dryr, dshwshr, grades, must sell, leaving $169,900. For appl call living rm, dining rm, family Call 609-586-1749 Call aft 6pm 201-369- small livestock, foaling stall houses that Are Af- 4079. [1 Great Condition! Great laundry rm. Adjoining bldg. town $229,900. 10am-9pm, 201-494-0540. rm, 2 fireplaces, porch, 2 HAMILTON TWP - By w/ board-fenced paddock, fordable. Financing avail- Neighborhood! Extras Gal- lot optional. Ask $169,000 201-941-5462. car garage, full basement, owner, 2 family on large lot. HILLSBORO >'" short hack to Berry Holow able to qualified buyers. ore! Great Buy! $214,900. for house, $79,000 for lot. CREAM RIDGE - 3 bdrm cent air, wine cellar, rental Reduced to $174,900. GOLF&CC .!' Hunt. $275,000. Call Developers welcome. 609- Call Today, 609-259-9522 201-991-2568 or 201-681- ranch, bsmt, gar, short available. $365,000. Call, Must see. Call, 609- Abutting 2 Story Historic^ owner, 717-897-5548. 466-1817. 4963 commute. $162,900. Gale 201-821-8195 585-6162. rm Colonial, 3'/a acres?-2 CLINTON TVVP - 4 bdrm Realtors 609-758-3300 story barn (detached 2xjar BORDENTOWN - 3 bdrm, Eat Brunswick - Colonial 3 HAMILTON TWP - Quiet ASBURY PARK - Spacious Colonial, family rm w/fire- garage), huge barn wjlh 2 bath, outdoor spa with 2 yrs, 3 Bedroom 21/2 Bath, neighborhood. 3 bdrm 2vi Local sports are a weekly 2 bdrrn., 1 '/ bath place, 20x40 in-ground 6-8 horse stalls. $395,0.00. 2 decks, $119,000. Call EAST BRUNSWICK - View firelace, central air, 'A bath, liv & din rooms, eat-In townhouse. 2 story. Corner pool, 2 decks, 2 acres, Call Joe Dougherty, 609- 609-298-3906 eves Farrington Lake. Spacious acre, garage. $192,000. kit, fam rm, 2 car gar. Pvt feature of your favorite properly. Fenced yard. rural, peaceful selling In 921-9111. John T. Hen- stonefront Cape, living 201-613-4790. yard. $179,900. Good neighborhood. BUILDERS historic Clinton area. derson Inc Realtors -ti ' Packet Publication. room with fireplace, dining 609-586-4869 $69,900. 201-291-2922. CLOSE OUT $269,900. Call, 201- EWING/MOUNTAINVIEW HOPEWELL-Country C$- Last 3 units available in 735-4651 room, 3 bedroom, 1Vi HIGHTSTOWN By Owner - - By owner. 4-5 BR. center tage, Knotty pine liv 'Cm section two, full bsmnt, bath, family room, 2 car 3-4 Bdrm Ranch, 2 baths, hall Colonial in.prestigious w/stone fireplace,' V2 llplc, c/a, deck, 2 & 3 garage. Corner lot, land- new kit, din rm, new win- Mountainview area of Ew- bdrms, eat in kitchen, 4011 bdrms, all have 2'/2 baths, CRANBURY - Beautifully scaped. $189,900. Call dows, Greenhouse, 1 car ing. $227,900. 609-883- basement, garage, plus-15 closeout prices starting at: landscaped, 3 bdrm, 2 bath 201-707-0676. garage, $142,000. Call, Keller & Kern 9463. wooded acres to enjoy. RE- $115,000. Tammar com- Ranch, with in walking dis- 609-448-4392 A Murphy Realty Affiliate location sacrlficer- mons, model open 11-5, tance to lown, large liv rm, EAST WINDSOR - By EWING TWP - 260 Clover HIGHTSTOWN • By owner $157,900. Leave message 0* Better mon-sun, closed wed. din rm, eat in kitchen, full ownen Prineton East 3 Ave. 4 bdrm, Stone Cape 4 bdrm, 2 bath Bi-Level at 800-333-4843 ext 4^r Directions: Exit 1 off 195 to bsmt & 24x14,deck over- bdrm 2'/i baths, bsmt, Cod. Corner lot. Hardwood 99 Route 206 South l^y Homes. HUlsborough, NJ with 80 x 150 ft lot. Great Rt 29 North, v< mi turn right looking scenic, approx 1 . deck, fplc, gar, cent air, floors, plaster walls. Make HOPEWELL/PRINCETON onto Scenic Dr. continue to acre yard. Must see for many upgrades. No assoc offer. Must sell. No family home. $165,000. Area - Buyer gets quality, models. Sales office, $210,000. 609-395-7746 fees. Move-in cond. Brokers. 609-882-7823 Call for appt, 609-448-2748 exceptional valuel Acreage 609-883-6699. leave message. $142,500. 609-448-6607 HIGHTSTOWN • By owner. & privacy. Flnancii^g- FOR SALE BY OWNER-5 Cozy little 2 bdrm doll Ready. Broker ass-ipt yr. old bilevel, 3-4 BR, cent, house with nice size yard. $20,000 commission vyjjh air, above gr. pool, min. Asking $117,000. Call 609- closing & occupancy ,,§0 f/Del. Rv. Boat Launch, 195, 426-0436 days. Owner transferred Fulper 295, 195, NJ & PA Ipks., will sell great home for j^e HIGHTSTOWN - French exc. schools, only Country Cottage. Lovely lit- mortgage. Call 303-697- So.MuchForSolittlt Stately Brick Colonial County cHome. of *2$ $147,500. Call tle spot overlooking private 4960 or 303-292-9575,— A very spacious 2 bedroom, 2-1/2 balh town This home features 4/3 bedrooms, family room 609-499-0974 eves. golf course. Being profes- home has i fireplace and a private deck. Creat HOPEWELL PRINCETD^J with brick fireplace and wet bar and a side entry GRIGGSTOWN/Princeton sionally restored, low home for entertaining. Unbelievable lo™ price! - 2 bdrm hse, 1 bath, liv rjrji/ 2 car garage. T\vo green acres are a definite plus. Mailing Address • Owner $200's. Call, 609- Franklin Itop am $138,717 sitting rm & Ig kit, Private Hfllikoroujhnio. S324.900 anxious, must part with 259-3479. backyard, attic & basement totally renovated 2 bdrm HILLSBORO - Builers of- storage. Ideal country set- Doll House. A steal at fering 5 bdrm, 2V4 bath, ting. $125,000. 21-d- $159,900! Call Toni, 201- 3400 sq ft, executive home, 598-0608. ^ New 359-6457 Listing on 2.5 wooded acres. JAMESBURG - 2 family Southbranch River Rd, Hill- house, (1) 2 bedropjji HAMILTON - Condo sboro. Call Derelco Build- apartment, & (1 ) ..'p alternative. 3 bdrms, new t ers, Inc., 201-359-7500 bedroom apartment. Lawp kitchen, large rooms, Choiet Location backyard. For sale by Tired of Renting? finished basement, private HILLSBOROUGH - 4 Truly a rare find A beautiful home that's affordable in m Bring your checkbook and buy this deluxe one bed- owner. Call 201-521-099Q: excellent ntighborhood. Full basement, utility room and yard & garage. $118,400. bdrm, 2 bath, garage, v» room condo. Spacious living room, formal dining room Call Ray, Re Max Realtors, acre, $159,900. 201-874- JAMESBURG • 3 bedroom,- attached £raf(. Hurry, this home won't kstl and eat-in kitchen Easy commute from this area. Hflliboreugh am S 189,900 609-452-1887. 8467 2'/z bath, living room, foii- MUboroujh mo $73,300 mal dining, eat in kitcheit, full basement, fireplace, STATELY ELEGANCE IN YARDLEY Beautiful gardens and trees surround this stately white brick and frame AC, landscape, maintar^- Colonial with oak floors and spiral staircase in the 2-story entrance hall. Tne ance free. $190,000. 20 V elegant interior, finished In crown moldings, features fireplaces in both formal 521-3573. ' ' living room & richly appointed family room. Complementing the master suite & guest suite is a dressing room and private bath lor each. There are 3 additional LAMBERTVILLE • NOW bedrooms & 3rd bath, with spacious cherry kitchen, screened porch, 2 powder contemporary, 2'/ bath, 3 rooms, 2-car garage & full basement, this custom home lies on 2 lots (one of 2 which might be considered for building). House on 1 lot offered for $449,000 bdrm, $179,900. 3 lots: A MothcnDiughter Dream Out of the Ordinary OR owner I3 offering both lots with house lor $530,000 houses to be built from What could be beta than t J have each ether ci « by. 2 A unique Colyriil that s loacfed with country charm. A FREE CHOICE and $169,000. 7 acreig' separate entrance with 2 sijarale tag charters make 2 fireplaces, wide plank lloms a^J bta-r.ej ceilings. An $79,000. 201-613-0700., _, 1 AN INFORMED CHOICE this possible. Prulasorji we could a.'so be considered. Pground poo! is ir\!uied in t-:i buy cf the week. UWRENCEVILLE - Sarri Hiuiboroujhu'u $299,900 Flemington a m S234.000 \VM. H. FULPER, REALTORS MEMBER MERCER COUNTY BOARD OF REALTORS attached single family home 3BR, 2V4BA, large" t 19 South Main Street, Yardley River Rd., Washington Crossing 1432 Brunswick Ave., P.O. Box 5455 Trenton, NJ. 08638 &dr, fenced in yard w~ (215) 493-4007 (215) 493-6111 (609) 392-3666 deck, attic storage. 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?* 3B5Townhouses 365 Townhouses 365 Townhouses 365 Townhouses 370 Pennsylvania 375 Out-of-State 3ao Resort 380 Resort 390 Office/ > & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos Properties Properties Properties Properties Commercial - r- For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale LANGHORNE MIDDLE- BASS HARBOR Maine - ATTENTION • PLAINSBORO - Aspen. 2 PLAINSBORO Tamarron - PRINCETON - Montgom- SOUTH BRUNSWICK - TOWN Twp - Approved 27 Large Victorian house with BEACH HAVEN West - bdrms, 2 baths, fireplace, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, end unit, ery Woods Birchwood Dayton Square Twin Man- lot subdivision. Sm single great water views, located Lagoonfront home has new lots 10,500 sq ft to 13,500 In quaint fishing village on • Entrepreneurs • blinds, all appli- ances in- 1st floor, all appls. Must townhouse, 3 bdrm., 2'/; sions. 3 bdrm, 2V2 bath, bulkhead and dock w/ elec- sq ft. All approvals ob- beautiful Ml. Desert Island, • New Business Owners • eluding washer/ dryer, 1st sell, $91,000. Call Bill even- bath, great location, many brick fireplace, many up- tric & water. 3 bdrm Ranch tained, public water & near Acadia National Park, • Investors „- floor end unit. $89,900. ings 609-799-5099 upgrades. Must sell! grades, move In condition. has new roof, big deck & • Franchise Operators "" pall. 609- 921-8182. PLAINSBORO Tamarron - $139,000. By owner, 201- sewer. $850,000. Call Joe 2 units avail, completely huge kitchen. Asking $152,900. 609-497-0743. Gault, RE/MAX Affliates 1 bdrm condo w/southern 329-8093 furnished, each $650/wk. $116,500. Call realtor ' ' PLAINSBORO Aspen - PRINCETON/Montgomery Realtors 215-364-6327. Call Owners 201-446- FOR THE VERY LATEST exposure, cathedral ceil- 1-800-735-1901 The Van Beautiful 2 bdrm, 2 baths, Woods - Guaranteed best SOUTH BRUNSWICK • 2690. __ IN EXCITING BUSINESS • sunny end unit, best buy! ing, fireplace, skylight. Cus- price & location on these 2 Whispering Woods. Spac- Dyk Group. OPPORTUNITIES TURN MORRISVILLE ' $89,900. 201-249-0851. tom designed closets, mir- & 3 bdrm spacious town- ious 1 bdrm, 1 bath condo, CENTRAL VERMONT - BRICK - On the river vw MYRTLE BEACH S.C. TO SECTION 113 IN rored wall, ceiling fan Reduced, Reduced! East Randolph. 15 acres, DEVELOPER \ PLAINSBORO Aspen - 2 homes. Century 21 liv rm w/fpl, din rm w/ ter- spectacular water views YOUR PACKET + many extras. $85,000. 1 Very spacious 4 bdrm sub-dividable. Bldg. sites CLOSEOUT » bdrm, 2 bath, Longmont, Carnegie Realty. Ask for race, carpeting, cent air, all from every window of this CLASSIFIED! Call 609-275-8159. house. Great neigh- cleared. Water, power & largest unit, loft overlooking Richard Abrams 609- appls. Many extras. Asking Ig. 5 bdrm., 3 bath, 2 kit. PRINCETON - 2 bdrm, 1 borhood. Close to schools road to site. 6 mi. to town & Luxury Golf Condo's * living rm w fireplace, brand 452-2188 or 275-6663. $105,000. 201-329-2763. home w/ amenities galore. TODAYI bath condo (Vs duplex), in & shoppinq. $119,000. 189. $72,000. Wkdays Totally custom built & From , new w w carpet thru out. PRINCETON WEST TRENTON • Spec- 223-4213. Nights & BRIDGEWATER ALL 1 charming older home on Weldel Realtors comes w/ 2 lots totalling 1 $39,900 Immaculate! Make an offer, tacularContemporary wkends 223-0321. BRICK 2 FAMILY Rl 287$ wooded lot, walk to shop- acre, the waterfront portion 90% FINANCING 't* must sell. Will help finance. Nassau St Condo! Newly Townhome with every up- 215-493-6544 Foothill Rd area, zoned' ping, bsmt & garage. MT. POCONO area, of which is newly ,*• $105,000. Call Rob, 609- renovated, conveniently grade imaginable! For sale medical/professional. Ex- Priced to sell at $144,000 & YARDLEY New - Construc- Pocono Farms East, Build- bulkheaded & incl. 70x30' ! t 275-9448 located 2 bdrm, den, 2 full by original owner, conve- cellent office location. In- 2nd unit with deck at tion, #11 Edgewood Rd. ing Lt,, c/w, Level, T dock. When 1st listed the baths, Master Bath with nient to I-95, Rt 1 & only 6 All overlooking golf course. come producing second ' ; PLAINSBORO Aspen - 2 $149,000. Boyer Realty, Foyer entrance, formal liv- Wooded, w/perc and sew- price was $565,000. We Jacuzzi. All new appliances, mins to train. 2+ bdrms, 12 pools, 12 Jacuzzis, floor apartment. Reduced 'j bdrm, 2 bath, all appls. 1st Brkr 609-921-1805. . ing rm & dining rm, efficenl age permit, $15,900, are now prepared to accept lighted tennis, security and » fir end unit. Priced for quick 2 fireplaces, cent air, gar- 2V2 baths, fireplace, ca- kitchen, family rm with fire- to $265,000. thedral ceilings & 2 tier 717-839-8834 as the last & final offer optional rental manage- " sale, $87,000. Call, 201- PRINCETON ADDRESS - age parking on site! Separ- place & french drs leading HOPEWELL PRO- deck. $158,900. Call, 609- $450,000 or b/o. ment. I 359-0471 1 month spectacular sale, ate large workroom & many to deck, 4 bdrms, Master PA N.E. - Lakefront, frplc, FESSIONAL OFFICE de- 882-9615 201-477-2955 Montgomery Woods, other features! $325,000. Bdrm Suite, 3 vs. baths, full deck, 2 BR, furn., seel. signed for you. 3 story ' PLAINSBORO - Aspen, re- Available June 1. Broker $75,000. More avail. BRICK TWP. - At the Jer- Free Golf Membership • locating, absolutely must Ashwood Model, end unit, basement & 3 car garage. Call 1-800-228-0888 building with elevator. 3600 3 bdrm, loft, 2Vi baths, eat protected. 370 Pennsylvania Situated on wooded lot. Zerebak Realty, sey shore. Lg. 150x90 lot. sf office space for sale on - sell 1 bdrm condo. im- Lakewood, P.A. Maintenance-free 3 bdrm. POCONOS - 3.55 acres, maculate move in cond, in kitchen, full dining & liv- Properties Call 215-763-4299 or 215- 3rd floor. Will subdivide ing rooms, fireplace, gar- Princeton 822-8085 717-798-2113 home, fenced in yd. near Hawley, wooded lot, from 800 sf. ., 2nd fir, end unit, cathedral Int'l Properties BEST OF Seconds to Barnegat Bay, walk to golf. Asking $25K. • ceiling, balcony, fireplace, age, custom deck. Owner SMITH MOUNTAIN LAKE HILLSBOROUGH PRO-! wilk sacrifice for $149,900 609-921-3257 BUCKS COUNTY YARDLEY/Yardley Hunt • VIRGINIA ideal for boaters. 10x25 Call 215-860-5185. FESSIONAL CENTER all appliances included, Florida rm., lovely view, before listing with broker in 4/5 bdrm, 2Vi bath, 2 car 20,000 ACRE LAKE POCONO'S • Lake 2600 sf unit with maximum . washer dryer, refrig, ver- frpl. with circulator, vaulted July\or $1000's more. ROBBINSVILLE - Andover ARCMTECTUALLY DE- garage, full basement, fpl, 500 Ml OF SHORE LINE properties. Lots starting at upgrades available at tical blinds, reduced for ceilings, ceiling fans. Must Absolutely best value in Glen. 2 bdrm, 1 bath SIGNED - Stone farm- new carpet & fir, move in $10,000. Vacation homes $115/sf. quick sale, S74.500. Call sell. Reduced price from entire Princeton area. Op- condo. Cathedral ceiling, house. 11 acres. Secluded cond, nice area, 10 miles to Let us be your information starting at $55,500. Call for MONTGOMERY KNOLL 609-799-7179 or 448- $229,000 to $199,000. portunity which will only fpl, & many other up- cliffside overlooks creek & Princeton or Phila via I-95. center for this beautiful complete list. ERA Fidelity 15OOSF & 1900SF beaut-; 8272. 201-920-4266. last tor a couple of weeks. grades. All appliances in- your own 43 acre wooded $238,500. Call Owner 215- lake fast becoming VA's R.E. Hamlin Pa. 18427. ifully fit-up office condos for. sanctuary. Quality amen- PLAINSBORO ASPEN - Unit avail mid Sept. Call cluded. Asking $101,000. 493-4427. most popular vacation & DELRAY BEACH Fla. - 717-689-0955. sale to user or investor. End unit, 2 bdrm, 2 bath collect after 7pm weekdays Call Ken, at 609-448-3963 ities, historical taste, re- retirement area. Enjoy low Beautiful end unit condo POINT PLEASANT - By SOMERSET 2 STORY with loft & skylight, wood fir 508-987-6124. or 201-363-1108 markable setting. Priced at property taxes & reason- overlooking canal, 2 bdrm, owner, Manasquan Riv- PROFESSIONAL 5500 in dining area, many ex- ROBBINSVILLE - Lowest $990,000. able prices on lake front 372 Open Houses 2 bath, Ige liv rm-'din rm erfront, 14 room main SF OFFICE CONDO one tras, all appls. $108,500. PRINCETON ADDRESS - priced unit in Wyndham. 2 homes, building sites & ru- combo, some furniture, house, boat/guest house, year old, 1st floor has Call, 609-275-8898 Montgomery Woods Town- bdrm, 1 bath, immac cond, UNUSUALLY NICE - Early LAWRENCEVILLE ral acreage. Call or write: currently lease to great ten- rough plumbing for medical log & stone home well on 100' deep water dock, PLAINSBORO - Aspen. 2 house, for sale by owner. 2 many upgrades, all appls. ant, super investment, use, below market value •- mainatined and comfort- OPEN HOUSE 150' sandy beach, in- bdrm, 2 bath, end unit, loft bdrms, loft, 2'/2 baths, at- A Steal. $82,500. 201- Shoreline Realty Inc $54,000. 609-395-7746 owner motivated to sell. ably renovated with artist's 1-4PM ground pool. Reduced to wcathedral ceil, skylight, tached garage, fireplace, 535-5725 Rt 1, Box 32 leave message, RARITAN 700 SF OF- studio barn, pond & stone $998,000. Call fpl. all appls, extras. Great washer/dryer, tennis. Great Huddlestown VA 24104 FICE/RETAIL SPACE in walls outlining the 27 + 44 SYCAMORE COURT HOLLAND TWP - 3 secnic 201-892-6929 or condition, S107.000. Call price, $139,500. 609-448- ROSSMOOR Adult Com- 703-297-2322 center of town. Only mostly wooded acres ad- acres, 250ft front, good 201-892-2321. 201-545-8239 2725 or 609-443-6774. munity - Very nice 2 bdrms, $850/mo. ; joining hundreds of acres IMMACULATE, Society Hill perk. Principals only. PRINCETON Area Whis- 1 bath condo. Call, 609- 380 Resort STUART Florida - Ocean HILLSBOROUGH - 1610 PLAINSBORO - Brittany Of open space. $349,500. Townhouse, 5 rooms, 2 212-861-2881. pering Woods - 2 bdrm, 2 655-1335 access, 3 bdrms, 2 baths, SF OFFICE CONDO avail- townhome, Coventry bedrooms, all appliances, Properties bath condo, mirrored walls ROSSMOOR LAKEFRONT • 91 feet of living rm, dining rm, pool, able for lease/option to model, 3 large bdrrns, 2VJ CLASS-HARLAN many upgrades. Owner & fireplace, many extras. ADULT COMMUNITY For Sale beach graces spacious 3 14x36 boat slip, fruit trees, purchase. Beautifully fit-up, baths, finished loft, den REAL ESTATE anxious. Submit all offers. $109,900 Call eves, 201- RESALES bdrm, 2 bath Ranch with 260 ft bulk headed canal & ready for occupancy. w fireplace, cent air, all ap- 215-348-8111 Asking $116,900. SUMMER HOT SPOTS fireplace & 2 car garage on river lot, oversized 2 car FRANKLIN TWP 3300 SF pliances. S150,000. Call 297-2562 BETHLAHEM PA - landscaped vs> acre. ERA garage. Call Jean, 407- OFFICE SPACE $10 SF 201-972-7533. PRINCETON AREA - An Excellent Time To Buy. Most models available. Townhouse, next to golf DIRECTIONS: Highway The first place to tune to Fidelity R.E. Hamlin Pa. 692-1416 NNN bonus package. $12,000 gets you into this 2 206 to Gordon Avenue to 717-689-0955. CALL NANCY MATTEI AT PLAINSBORO - Flexible Co-Op Units, Share Certi- course, 3 BR, ZV2 baths, for the PERFECT TIME SHARE UNITS and bdrm unit. $79,000 is the Sycamore Court to Number terms avail for 2nd fir, 2 ficates Priced from $32,900 sunken LR w.fireplace, DR, GETAWAY Whether you MONMOUTH BEACH - camp ground memberships CENTURY 21, WORDEN price. 201-671-9433 44. bdrm, 2 bath, Aspen condo to $95,000. Condos Priced eat in kitchen, basement, want to hike the Rock- Dock your boat in your own - Distress sales. Cheap! & CRIVELLO w fpl, upgraded appls, & from $49,500 to $195,000. patio, deck, extras. ies...island hop in the back yard. Contemporary, Cheap! World wide selec- 201-874-0550. _• window trealments. immac PRINCETON BORO - $99,990. 215-865-3506. CENTURY 21 Caribbean or browse for custom home on deep tions. Call Vacation Net- cond. call 609-275-4783. Open House. Mon-Fri. 9-5. Specialists in Rossmoor BUCKS COUNTY - Ex- BARROOD, REALTORS antiques in Vermont, we water lagoon. Beautiful work today. 1-800-826- FAIRLESS HILLS PA-Prof, 301 Nassau St. Large 201-297-7900 Resales since 1976 ecutive 3 story Colonial, 5 have the latest listings in river views. 4 bedrooms. 3 7844 NATL 1-800-826- office bldg including 1 acre PLAINSBORO Princeton bdrm, living rm with fire- Office Independently bdrms, 4',i baths, all Resort Rental and Sale baths, huge deck, many 1847 in FL or 1-305- lot. Presently occupied, Area - Townouse, 2 bdrms, place, renovated kitchen & Owned Allen & Stults Inc amenities, 6Vi wooeded Properties. built ins and custom fea- 771-6296 long term lease tenants. r .• baths, finished loft, bath, washer dryer. Realtor acres. Secluded not (For Resort Rental see tures. Priced to sell Trenton Rd., area, Fairless patio with deck, excellent $125,000 or BO. Call, Applegarth-Monroe Twp PRINCETON classification #452. For $590,000. Call 385 Business Hills. Call 215-443-8662 ' schools, pool tennis & golf. 609-921-2750 isulated! Near I-95. By owner S129.900 priced 609-655-0110 $795,000 Principals only. PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE Resort Sale Propertes see 201-870-3697 For Sale LAMBERTVILLE (or quick sale Call, 609- PRINCETON CANAL Sunday July 8, 1-4pm classification #380) 215-794-5404. NORTH CAROLINA - Myr- FOR SALE 275-8678 or 201-249-1760 Pointe - Carousel 47 Gordon Way A RETAIL BUSINESS - For SOMERSET - 2 bdrm. 2 BUCKS COUNTY - Se- tle Beach resort - ocean- townhouse. 3 bdrm.. 2',- sale in Central NJ. Exc loc. Office building near Central PLAINSBORO Ravens bath, fireplace, balcony, cluded 200 yr stone farm- Iront condos, tennis, indoor bath, fpl. attached garage. Delightful small garden and Est many yrs. Steady loyal Business Dist. Well main- Ctesl - ! bdrm. all ap- appls, faces woods & golf house, 11 acres, barns, 15 pool, putting green, For sale long term rental. gracious comfortable 2 customers. Good cash flow tained, 1 Vv units at end of - pliances including course, $125,800 neg. stalls, ring, wash & tac. saunas, whirlpools, house- Avail mid Aug. Cooperative bdrm, 2'.; bath townhouse. to buyers. Write: PO Box row. Private office, confer-]_ washer dryer, buy with no 201-873-1271. fenced pastures, conve- keeping and golf packages. terms. $185,000. Call walking distance to town AE, Princeton NJ or call ence room & general office " money down Owner will 201-521-1382, nient Rt 78, possible addi- and NY bus. Only Free brochures. 1-800- 609-921-2256 mornings help finance.'S83.000 firm tional 75 acres, 215-847- 448-5653 7am till 11pm. area with 2 baths on 1st fir, SOUTH BRUNSWICK - S235.000. before 10 - eves aft 8. Call. G09-79'J-10yi 6012.. 2nd fir features 2 pvt offices PRINCETON Canal Pointe Trafalgar House Residen- PRINCETON - Established & full baths. 3rd fir has .PLAINSBORO""- Ravens - Best location 3 bdrms. tial NJ. new construction. 2 LANGHORNE CONDO - Directions: Nassau Si to AMELIA IS. - Plantation, When you just • Instant Office " & Business additional olfice or library Crest East overlooking golf 2'. baths. Carousel-Town- & 3 bdrm townhomes, 2', .• No mo.fee, 2 bdrm, 2 Harrison St to right on Florida. Gorgeous, new cant get enough Services Company Cent- conference room. Storage course. 1 bdtm . upqraded house, fireplace, all appli- baths, S119,900-$148.900. baths, cathedral ceilings, Mershon to right on Gordon cust bit, 3 4 bdrm, wooded local sports... rally Located. Ideal owner space available in base- \ carpet, neutral colors, ances, skylights upgrades. Irnrned occup. Open daily garage, yard, mins from I95 Way. golf course lot. '.'< mi check this paper's operator opportunity. Call ment, zoned modern heat- pool lentus S79.990 Call Pool tennis. S185.000, 9-5. Call Nassau Square, & Rte 1, $99,000. Owner Princeton Crossroads ocean club (life member- sports pages. days 609-924-0056 or ing system. Priced to sell at t-09-799-8964 Call. 609-921-6318 201-297-4344, 215-741-0129. Really 609-924-4677 ship). 804-739-8984 nights 924-0500 $185,000. 609-397-8060

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OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE RESEARCH PARK HEART OF PRINCETON - 20 NASSAU STREET More than 427,000 square feet THE HILTON BUILDING Luxury elevator building, historical landmark TWO MONTHS FREE RENT 194 Nassau Street, Princeton FOR EVERY TWELVE MONTHS LEASED * across from the University Campus, suites from 200 to 2000 sq. ft. Leasing • Pnncoton Mailing Address • Suitos from 1,000 squato loot All utilities included plus daily janitorial services. Suites From 675 to 3,500 Sq. Ft. • Honls Start $7 00 Per Foot Not (will subdivide) • original term ot lonso Call 609-921-9574 Brokers Protected Join Lead Tenants — Merrill Lynch and H.J. national Bank For (urthor information cull; Reserved garage parking available. Call Mark Hill (609 921-6060) Tim Norris - (609) 924-6551, Evenings (215) 860-5932 Hilton Realty Co. Biok ors Protoctt >d

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440 Houses 440 Houses 445 Townhouses 445 Townhouses 445 Townhouses 445 Townhouses 445 Townhouses 445Towrihouses 445 Townhouses For Rent For Rent & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent PFUNCETON Western WEST WINDSOR-3 bdrm Section - Near Univ, 4 Ranch on treed acre with EAST WINDSOR - Twin HIGHTSTOWN LAWRENCE Square Vil- LAWRENCEVILLE Society NEW TOWN, PA - 2BR, PRINCETON AREA SO. BRUNSWICK - Whis- bdrms, 2'/s baths, living pool, air cond, $1200/mo, Rivers 2 bdrm 1V4 bath lage - Townhouse, 2 bdrm, Hill - Cold Soil Rd, 2 bdrm, 2'/: bath, 2 car private Canal Polnte - Spacious pering Woods, 1, bdrm, rm. dining rm, kitchen, heat & hot water Included. twnhse. Cent air, all appls, New luxury condos for rent 2'/z bath, fireplace, end 2 bath, all appls, pool/ ten- driveway, fenced-ln yard, 2nd fir, Belevedre, 2 bdrm, washer/dryer, dishwasher, $1500 mo +utils. Avail No maintenance. Call 609- fin bsmt. Rent $825/mo at Wyckoff's Mill by Toll unit, all appliances, ex- nis, no pets. $810/mo plus store shed, avail. Immed., 2 bath, fireplace, covered cent air, w/w, fireplace, ten- Sept 15. Call alter 5pm, 799-4983 1 609-924-8437 with option to buy. Management Company. 2 cellent location. $875 mo. utils. Aug 1. 609-896-1997. convenient to NJ, $825/mo balcony. $850 mo nis & pool. $780. Call IV. WEST WINDSOR - 3 miles 609-448-1932 bdrms, 2 bath units with Call, 609-275-9697 •••mills. Call 215-860-1799. 201-821-7548 after 5pm. r 11 * LAWRENCEVILLE - 1 PRINCETON - Summer economical gas heat are to Princeton Jet Train Sta- EAST WINDSOR - LAWRENCE SQUARE Vil- NORTH BRUNSWICK - 3 SELECT LIVING MGMT SOCIETY HILL - Law- sublet. Quiet, sunny, fur- available. Washer/dryer, & bdrm condo, w/w, air, pool, tion, cul-de-sac, 3/4 acre Wyckoff's Mill. 2 bdrm, 2 lage - 2 bdrms, 2 baths, bdrm townhouse, 2Vz 215-348-4999 rencevllle condo. 2 bdrm, 1 nished cottage, bdrm, refrigerator are Included. tennis, laundry facilities, wooded lot, Contemporary bath, all appls, priv lo- very clean, air, appls, baths, garage, basement, PRINCETON AREA - bath, near pool/tennis, study, liv rm, kitchen, bath-' Each condo has a private $600/mo. 201-281-6569. with, cathedral celling, 4/5 cation. Avail 8/15. pool/tennis, $850 mo appliances, carpet, cent Beautiful new brick 2 story wshr/dryr. $750/mo. 609- room, large yard, avail im- patio or terrace, plus a fire- LAWRENCEVILLE - $620. bdrms, 2'/2 baths, cent air, $B60/mo. 201-539-6078 + utils. 201-821-7875. air, $1100 mo + utils. Call, townhome, private yard, 8B3-0077. mediately thru Sept. $700/ place In every residence. Prestigious Meadow gas heat, wAv carpet, full 609-783-4191 or 201- frplc, loaded. $880/mo. mo. plus utils. 609-466- Free recreational facilities LAWRENCE SQ Village-2 Woods Condo Complex. SOMERSET - Quail Brook, bsmt, 2 car garage with FRANKLIN 360-2963 201-538-1347. 0311. ' opener, deck & patio, avail too. For information call bdrm, 2 bath, 1st floor, Courtyard entrance, 2nd fir rent/option to buy, 2 bdrms SOCIETY HILL 9/1/90.- $1600/mo + utils. 215-938-8200. avail July 1. $825. mo. Call, unit, living room w/glass NORTH BRUNSWICK - 2 PRINCETON AREA - 2 plus den, 2'/z baths, fire- PRINCETON JCT - 4 Lovely 2 bdrm, 2Vi bath No pets. Call 609-275- 201-359-1924 • sliding doors to balcony, bdrm, 2 bath condo. 2nd bdrm, 2 bath, all appls, place, $995/mo plus utils. bdrm, 1 VS> baths, 1 mile |ust north of Princeton. HIGHTSTOWN - Wyckoff's 9045 aft 6pm country kitchen w/dish- floor. $850 + utils. No pets. $795/mo. + utils. 609- 201-821-4382. from train. Avail 8/15. Walk to NY Bus, Ideal for Mill, 2 bdrm, 2 bath condo, LAWRENCE SQ Village-2 washer, retrlg, self- clean- Call 201-635-3770. 799-8057, 243-3084. SOUTH BRUNSWICK - $1500/mo. 609-275-9035. sharing. $1000 mo. Ask for w/w carpet, all appliances, bdrm, 2 bath, laundry rm, W. WINDSOR - Lovely 4 ing range, large master PRINCETON-Avail Aug 1. Large 2 bdrm, 1V4 bath PRINCETON - For sale or Florence. pool. Call, 609-448-6096 eat in kit, cent air, pool/ PLAINSBORO - 2 bdrm, 2 bdrm, 2Vi bath colonial, bdrm & bath, cent air, laun- Colonade Point, 2 bdrm, 2 townhouse, basement, rent. Charming 3 bdrm walk to schools, avail 8/1. HILLSBORO 1 Bdrm - Liv- tennis. $800 mo. Call 201- bath condo. All appls, Incl dry facilities, pool & tennis bath, Belevidere. $925 mo. cent air, upgraded carpet, Stone Cape, double living $1400. 609-799-2235 aft 6 ing rm, dining area, 972-1729 or 609-275-0514 wshr/dryr. 1300 sq ft, per- Princeton Crossroads on premises. 201-529- Also 2 bdrm, 2 balh, window treatments, all ap- room, dining room, large kitchen, 1 full bath, finished LAWRENCE SQ Village - fect for family. $1000/mo. 445 Realty 609-924-4677 2580. . Cloister for $975 mo. Call pliances, patio, pool, ten- kitchen on mature lot, Townhouses basement, 1000 sq ft, Model 300, 2 bdrm., 2V2 Call 609-275-4876 $1750/mo. Call 609-924- FRANKLIN PARK - Society bath townhome with Ig. Ray Wolklnd days at nis, no pets. $915 plus & Condos Hill Townhouse, 2 bed- washer/dryer, tennis/pool. LAWRENCEVILLE - Beaut- PLAINSBORO Aspen - utils. 201-274-2685. '8535 or 212-535-7246. deck, cent, air & frplc. Re/Max Realtors, 609-452- room, 2V4 bath, all ap- $820 + utils. Avail Sept 1. iful 2 bdrm, 2V4 bath twhns. Beautiful 2 bdrm, 2 bath, For Rent $1000/mo. plus utils. Avail 1887 or eves 799-4463 TRENTON - House for PRINCETON AREA pliances, a/c, pool, tennis, Call Ram days 201-582- Many extras. All appls. Soc end unit, all appliances, Aug 1. Call 609-890-6624. rent, 818 Division St. 3 RENTALS! CANAL POINTE - 2 bdrm, walk to bus and stores. 6722, eves 201-464-7487 Hill. Avail 8/15. $825 + $850. Option to buy. Must LAWRENCE SQ VILLAGE utils. 609-394-7402 after bdrm townhouse, $700/mo. 2 bath, Belvedere, fpl, $900/mo. 201-231-9225. HILLSBORO - 1 bdrm., seel 201-249-0851. PRINCETON BORO - • 1 Mile to Rt 1, 2 bdrm, 2 6pm. Call 609-588-9539 or 298- See our display ad in this washer/dryer, screens plus appls., basement with Walking distance to Nas- bath condo, 1st fir, end PLAINSBORO - Aspen, 2 Section! window treatments hookups, balcony, pool. MONROE-Quiet furnished sau St, Supermarket & 3015. FREEHOLD TWP - 3 unit, liv rm, din rm, laundry bdrm, 2 bath, new paint & throughout, patio, no stairs. $775/mo. Call 201- bdrm in country hopme, variety of stores. Large liv- TWIN RIVERS Twnhse - 3 Pool & tennis. Avail Aug 1. bedroom townhouse, 114 rm, w/w, a/c, pool, tennis, carpet, $750/mo. Avail 8/1. Henderson Realtors 483-5010. with kit privl, gentleman ing rm, 2 large bdrms, bdrms, 2V4 baths, all appls, $900 plus utils. Call 609- bath, central air, pool avail 8/1, $775/mo. plus 201-329-4593 609-921-6500 privileges, walk to bus stop. pref., call after 6pm hardwood firs thru out, swimming pool, tennis, bus 921-6175. HILLSBOROUGH - utils. 201-850-8403. PLAINSBORO - Largest $990 per month plus 201-446-1347. brand new kitchen & bath, to NY, $925/mo. 609-799- PRINCETON Area/Griggs- Twnhse, end unit, close to apt in Development 2419 or 201-774-2875. CANAL POINTE - 2 utilities, call evenings MONTGOMERY - 3 bdrm, garage, off street parking, town - Small 2 bdrm starter Princeton, 2 bdrm, 2V4 LAWRENCE SQ Village - (Aspen). 2 bdrm (1 mas- bedroom, 1 bath condo, all 201-462-6697 2V4 bath, end unit, air, tenced backyard. $1100 & TWIN RIVERS home for rent/option to buy. bath, liv rm, din rm, eat-in Penthouse condo, 2 bd- ter), 2 baths (carpeted), ceil appliances. Please call appls, $1250 plus utils. $1175 mo + utils. Call, Townhouse. 3 bdrm, 2Vi S1200 mo. 301-359-6457 GRANDVILLE ARMS - 1st kit, deck, full bsmt, pvt back rms, 2 bath, cent air, w/w fans. Upgraded through- 201-741-7955 Avail August 1. 201- 609-921-9574 baths, 1800 sq ft. $850. PRINCETON AREA - 3 floor 1 bdrm, sunny lo- yard, all appls. $975/mo , carpeting, all appliances in- out. $950/mo. Call 609- CANAL POINTE • Condo, Call 201-821-8434. bdrm, 2V2 bath Colonial, cation, $$600/mo + malnt. plus utils plus 1V4 mo sec. cluded, tennis & swimming 874-5348 799-1892 for rent, beautiful 2 bdrm, 2 PRINCETON - Brand new, Ige fam rm with fpl, exc fee, 609-890-2270. Pets/kids ok. Avail 8/1. facilities available. 609- MT HOLLY WINDSOR WOODS - Lux- bath, frplc, patio, $950/mo PLAINSBORO - Luxury 1 1st floor, 2 bdrm, 2 bath school & neighborhood, HAMILTON Ravens Croft - 201-534-2428 799-9657. Regency Park bdrm. condo, a/c, wshr/ condo, all appls, fireplace, ury 2 bdrm, 2 bath, -furni- '•'2+ acre wooded lot, near call 201-257-2437 Iv mssg. eves/wkends New 3 bdrm Townhouses shed/unfurnished, garage. 2 bdrm, 2nd fir unit, for LAWRENCE SQ VILLAGE dryer, free pool/tennis. deck, pool & more. $850/ university & train station. CANAL POINTE - Condo, w/garage, 1810 sq ft, 6x20 Short/long term. $975 mo. rent/sale. Terms negoti- JAMESWBURG - 2 bdrm, - 2 bdrm, 2 bath condo, all $700/mo. Avail Aug. Call mo., plus utils. Avail July 1. Avail 91.90. $1595 mo. 2 bdrm, 2 bath, 1st fir, all deck, patio, washer/dryer, 609-443-2878 able. Call, 609-890-2758 1V4 bath, bsmnt with appls, cent air. $825/mo. 609-984-1370 wk days, Call 609-258-4921, 448- appls, & window treat- economical gas heat & Call 904-332-7240 wash/dry, c/a, $790 + 201-874-7017 201-251-6879 anytime. 4486. W WINDSOR 4 bdrm, 2'A ments, fireplace, patio, HAMILTON • Society Hill. 2 cooking, cent air, free cable utilities. 201-646-1337 PLAINSBORO - Ravens PRINCETON Canal Pointe 450 Apartments bath Colonial near schools avail Sept 1, Please call bdrm, 2 bath. Cent air. 2nd LAWRENCEVILLE Society TV with HBO. Full shop- Crest East. Sunny 1 bdrm, - 2 bdrm, 2 bath condo with & train. $1400 215-297-0936. fir. $700 + utils. Option to KENDALL PARK - Immac- Hill - Cold Soil Rd, 2 bdrms, ping, 1 block close. 30 mins 1 bath, 1st fir, fpl, all appls, premium location. Up- For Rent MONTGOMERY WOODS CRANBURY - 2nd fir, end buy. Avail 8/1. 609-587- ulate 1 bdrm, 1 story condo 2 bath condo, all appli- from Phila & Princeton. window treatments, mir- graded window treatments 2 bdrm 2V bath S1350 unit, 2 bdrm, 2 full baths, in 9811 or 201-321-1991 with large living rm & ances, pool/tennis. $825 $890. Immediate occu- APARTMENT STUDIO - 2 enclose patio, overlooking rored din rm. Close to pool, & ceiling fan plus other MONTGOMERY 3 bdrm, Windsor Mill. Neutral mo + utils except water. pancy. 609-267-3777 or low rent, private entrance, HAMILTON - Society Hill. 2 wooded area. Parquet firs tennis court. Avail Aug 1st, extras. Call Jerry days, rural cape, S1275 carpeting. Exc cond. Call, 609-896-4939 800-729-8430 quiet Princton street. 609- bdrm, 2 bath, wshr/dryr. have just been refinished, $675. Call 609-799-6390 609-734-6390 or eves JT BOYER REALTY S965'mo + utils. Lease LAWRENCEVILLE - 924-2040 $800'mo plus utils. Avail entire unit repainted, new HISTORIC MT HOLLY PLAINSBORO - Tamarron, 452-9419. 609-921-1805 Brkr option 1/2 rmmates exc. Society Hill, 3 bdrms, 2V4 NEW BORDENTOWN August 1 . Call 201 • tile in kitchen/bath. Utility 2 bdrm, 2 bath, end unit, ROBINSVILLE - Luxurious, Erik at: 201-873-1906. baths, appls, a/c, carpet, New 1 bdrm. 580 sq ft, cent Park Apts 735-6120. rm has washer/dryer hook- washer/dryer, cent air, PRINCETON Canal Pointe 2 bdrm, 2 bath, wind DAYTON - 3 bdrms, 2

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452 45o Apartments Resort 452 Resort 452 Resort 452 Resort 452 Resort 452 Resort 46oApts./House 465 Housesitting^ - For Rent Properties Properties Properties Properties Properties To Share Properties PRINCETON AREA - For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent Mature woman returning to For Rent HAMILTON SQ - Room- ROCKY HILL- Two 1 bdrm Princeton area after IWng mate wanted. Cozy apt apts. $650 & $700 +utils. SUMMER HOT SPOTS CAPE MAY, NJ - Private LAKE GEORGE NY - Top MARTHA'S VINEYARD - WILDWOOD DIAMOND abroad, seeking house-, BELMAR - Ocean & w/room for rent. Close to Avail now. Off street park- home on historic Washing- Of The World Townhouse. Edgartown. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, Beach - New lux 2BR, 2 sitting position for 1 yr.. lakewood condo. Sleeps 4. everything. Privileges/pos- ing. 609-921-2800. All amenities IncI., large deck, secluded home bath Condo. Pvt deck over- Responsible & reliable The first place to turn to Best view In Belmar. 2 ton Street. 5BR, 2V2 baths, sible 50/50 share, re- $850/wkly. Call on 3 acres, wshr/dryr, mlns looking pools, ocean & Willing to begin Ocfor Somerset/Franklin Twp for the PERFECT weeks minimum. Wk nights pool. From 7/28-8/11. sponsible, mature, non- from beach, price nego- Cape May. Steps to beach, sooner If necessary. Eies GETAWAY Whether you 609-859-2177. $675/wk. 215-884-2647. 518-584-3037. smoking prof. 609-587- NEW JERSEY'S want to hike the Rock- LAVALLETTE - Modern tiable! Avail Immed. weekly all amenities. Fully stocked or Iv rriesg, 609-497-1160 BIG BASS Lake - CARIBBEAN COTTAGE - or monthly, 212-687-9432. kit., much morel Prime 2117 eve. 609-282-1688 BEST VALUE ies...Island hop In the Bungalow. Sleeps 6, avail- Lakefront, 4BR, 2bath, 2 Swim, snorkle & more. 2 weeks available. Call day PROFESSIONAL FEMALE Caribbean or browse for able June 21st to Labor NO WILDWOOD - 2 or 3 boat dock, $850/wk. Call bdrms, $300 a week. Call, HILLSBORO - Nonsmok- - will housesit and/or care Free Gas & Electric antiques In Vermont, we bdrm apt, sleeps 6+, quiet 201-843-7518. 201-396-8047. 609-448-5581 Day. Call 201-686-0336. ing female to share large for your pets. Call da^s, Free Heat & Hot Water have the latest listings in LAVALLETTE - Ocean blk, area. Call Sophie, 609- WILDWOOD - SUMMER 609-497-7720, eves 216-. BIG BASS LAKE - Pocono FLORIDA, FT. MEYERS - townhome with all ameni- 24 Hour Doorman Resort Rental and Sale cozy, clean condo, sips 4, 5B5-7926 RENTALS avail. Apts 579-8657. Free Parking Properties. Chalet, on river, pools, 2 bdrm. condo on water, ties. $450 mo + 'A utils. 1BR, A/C, cable, OCEAN BEACH/ N. start'g at $300/wk. Rms Free Tennis lakes, tennis, short notice pool. $315./wk. Brochure. Call, 201-359-1691 (For Resort Rentals see $400-450/wk. Call Lavallette - Ocean bl. cozy, start'g at $40/nlght. Swim Club" OK. $450/wk. 201-359- (609)691-9650. 4 classification #452. For 201-830-2927 or clean, 2BR, cottage, newly Seasonal rates also avail. HILLSBOROUGH - 67 Office/ Resort Properties For Sale 3328. FLORIDA KEYS - Ocean Jr 2 bdrms w/terr 201-382-9867 Iv mesg. decor, slps6, cable, gas 609-729-6171 Twnhse. Female looking see classification #380) BRANT BEACH LBI - frnt home. 2 bedrm, 1 bath, for responsible roommate Commercial'; 2 bdrms w/lerr LAVALLETTE/ORTLEY - grill,, $450-475/wk. WILDWOOD - Summer Duplex. Ocean front. 3 sips 3-4. Gorgeous viewl to share spacious, 3 story From $690 New lux penths condo, 201-830-2927 or 382-9867 rentals. Soasonal or For Rent ; • bdrm, 1V4 baths, dswshr, $800/wkly, $2200/mnthly. Twnhse. Hardwood firs, ocean blk, 2BR + loft, sips Iv mesg. weekly. Rooms & Apts. HARRISON TOWERS w/d, micro, TV. Clean, Call 305-664-3542. eat-in kit, fin bsmt, 2V2 ATTENTION ifi 8, C/A, cable, DW, 2 decks. OCEAN BEACH - Unit 1. Avail. Close to Beach & 575 Easton Ave (Rt 527) $1100/wk. 8/11-8/19, 8/25 bath, tennis/pool, wshr/ $825-850/wk. Oceanslde homes 1-4 Boardwalk. 609-522-5731 201-246-7870 on. Cottage, 2 bdrm, VA HILTON HEAD - Discount 201-830-2927 or 382-9867 dryr. Avail; Master bdrm • Entrepreneurs .., bdrms. avail. Immed. Gas 455 w/balcony & full priv bath. 'Membership Fee baths, dshwshr, w/d, gas Rentals, toll-free for ocean Iv mesg. Rooms For • New Business Owners grill. 4th from ocean. grill. Also winter rentals. $500 + Vaulils. Avail im- • Investors - • STOCKTON - Furnished 2 condos brochure $650/wk. No pets. 7/14- LBI BRANT Beach - 3rd $400 & up. 201-830-5974; Rent med. Lauren: 609-393- e Franchise Operators. bdrm. apt. $750 plus utils. 800-445-8664. 7/21. 201-226-7928. from ocean, 2/3BR, W/D, 201-545-2717. Avail immed. Call ALLENTOWN - Room for 3421 Iv msg. HILTON HEAD, S.C. - 2 br, cable. Now to Aug.4, 609-737-7182. ORLANDO FL • 50 minutes $395/mo. plus utils. Private HOPEWELL BOROUGH - FOR THE VERY LATESf 2 bath condo. Golf, free $580/wk. to $800/wk. to Disney. 1 Univ. studios. IN EXCITING BUSINES? CAPE COD - 3 bdrm hse Parking, kitchen, micro- quiet 4 + acres country set- TRENTON-Near the State BASS HARBOR Maine - tennis, pool. $319-$399 609-971-7376. Beautifully (urn. 2 bdrm. OPPORTUNITIES TURN on quiet street near wave, washer/dryer, etc. ting. $425/mo incl all utils, House & train, Colonial Large Victorian house with wk. Owner 609-924-5560. condo, 2 bath, cent, air, TO SECTION 113 ;lrl Craigville Beach, w/d, dis- LBI, Surf City - 2 bdrm Professionals preferred, kitchen & laundry privileges Garden Apts, 1 bdrm $435 great water views, located pool. Wkly & monthly rate. YOUR PACKET hwasher, TV, $600/wk. house, sleeps 9, bay block, Call Jerry days 609-921- plus cable TV. Extra bdrm mo, 1 Vj bdrms $465 mo, 2 in quaint fishing village on HILTON HEAD, SC - 1 201-463-3969 up to 2 pm CLASSIFIED! 609-466-1634. $600-$650/wk. 201-329- 2726. Eves 609-259-9290. also available. Call 609- bdrms $550 mo. Call beautiful Mt. Desert Island, bdrm. condo, hot-tub, wk days or wknds. r _ * 2810 CREAM RIDGE - Quiet, 695-4609 and leave 609-394-3543 near Acadia National Park, CAPE COD - The Cove at pools, tennis, beach. TODAY! Yarmouth. 5 star resort, all $375/$450/wk. ORTLEY BEACH - 2 country home plus garage, message. WEST WINDSOR • Coun- 2 units avail, completely LBI SURF City - Immac. amenities. Week of July 201-922-2883 bedroom, 2 bath, furnished priv ent & bath. $90/wk AVAILABLE NOW ' try setting, 1 bdrm, liv rm, furnished, each $650/wk. 3BR, deck, BBQ, all appls, HOUSE SHARE - 27th, $650. 609-799-9645. condo with dock. $700/ Princeton Area - Office Ige kitchen, priv (front/' Call Owners 201-446- HILTON HEAD S.C - all amenities. Near water & plus'/zutils 609-758-8728 Hopewell, 5 mins to Nas- 2690. sports. 609-494-7092 or weekly. Call 201-830-1265. sau St. $300 +' mos security, refs please. PRINCETON - Canal bdrm. on pvt. beach, total, ac, utilities includecf' - 609-683-1672 Iv msg. Pointe. Male professional $750/wk. 201-892-1864 or Private customer parking a' NASSAU seeking to share condo. 201-892-5155. PRINCETON • Male/ door. Avail 7-1. .1EN1- ARMS female professional to oc- $4 50 + \i utilities. FREE until Sept. 1st. Cah'- SEA ISLE City - 2 bdrm. cupy master bdrm in secl- 201-251-4808 daytime. 201-685-0410 01 apt, sundeck, nice location. 921-7617 uded country house, 3 PRINCETON JCT • eves 201-707-4061 ^> ospacious well-kept $500/wk. Call PRINCETON miles from downtown Stewarts Watch. Share a 1 (grounds Wall-to Located in Princeton 609-883-6336. FLEMINGTON • 7,00 sq'-f' - ^carpeting Princeton. Pvt bath, quiet, large 3 bdrm, lacing wareliouso in prime area.; ' Boro. Walk to Princeton SEASIDE HEIGHTS - 3 woods. 2 bath, 2 docks, jjoff-streel parking washer/dryer, kit priv, $475 electric overhoad doors' - 5 Club Shopping Ctr., on the bedroom unit, $600 mo +utils. Avail Aug 1. frpl, wshr dryr, fully fur- Luxury Condominium! Bus Line. loading dock, bathroomj^ weekly. 2 bedroom cot- Call Hal, 609-683-4733 nished except bdrm, pool Lower MakafMd • Heat included heal. 18 It ceiling. 1 bloci~v tage, $350 weekly. Call WEST WINDSOR • Beaut- tennis, dtness clr, non WYNBROOK Township • 2-story garden apt. oil Rls, 201 & 31. Wil repB.' • Insulated for sound 609-778-1868. iful furnished room, $350 smoker, no pels, neal WEST female, prol or grad stu- entire or subdivide. Pricet, •. CONDOMINIUMS proofing SEA SIDE - house, apts, t Utils. (O) 609-734-3628. right!! Call Jo« • • Beautiful landscaping a'c, parking, cable, TV, (H) 609-275-5145. dent, refs req'd, $500- 448-3385 • In-town living $550mo, ',.' utils. 609- 201-788-1015. . •., FOR RENT badges, families, couplos, ~————^—_————————— ^ from $350. 609-771-1248 275-3744 Spacious, 2-bodroom, 2 bath residences wrth HILLSBORO TWP • H.-Jv 456 Garage PRINCETON • Male, BROOKWOOD fireplaco, a sun dock of pnvato patio gardon, SEASIDE PARK Condos - 206, 2100 to 7000 sq ft j); „ ^ pod, tennis and hot tub nonsmokor to share condo, Wookly, bi-weekly. In- Parking pnmo warehouse or ligh,, , GARDENS APARTMENTS cludes beach badges. Call frplc, wash dry, dock, pool, For information call: mjinufiictunng spaco witti 201-428-5445 or 201-830- Storage tennis. $490 incls utils. air cond ofhco3. Loading ' 448-553! (215) 938-8200 3340 Iv msg. 609-734-0028. For Rent dock or drive in, 12-14 f ' PRINCETON SENSATIONAL PRINCETON - Otlico, ceilings. 3 phaso oloctrii ' ' ST. MAARTEN PRINCETON - Garago 1 bdrm, bath, & loft in beaut- sorvico, ohort or long lorri .'"]' COURT block from Nassau St. $75 iful Twnhso in rustic Mont- leasos. Dorolco Businos;- 1 Luxury 3 bdrm/3 bath villa rno. Call, C09-921-3008 or gomory Woods community. Ctr, 201-359-7500 UOCMiER WOODS on mountain overlooking 924-0633. Sharo liv rm, din rm. kit HOPEWELL 1667 sq ft 1s' ' CRESTWOOD SQUARE Simpson Bay with ptivalo PRINCETON PARKING - 3 $700 1 ','j utils Slovo: fir oxocutivo quality office ' 586-5108 pool/hnbitnt, closo lo blocks off Nassau A 009-497-2960 Excollont location $10'sq fl " bo.ich. Luxury Z txlrm,;.' 586-1253 Withorsftoon. $65 monthly. PRINCETON • PU Gratis EWING 1110 r,q fl o\i\6' ', bath ponlhouso at 5 star Cvo /wkond, 609-924-2!>25 84 iind 2 prof, nood a 3rd suilo now usod as D'!'' PRINCETON HAMILTON ror,ort with pools, tonnis, 10 shine 4 bdrm. 2 bath offico $t2sq ft. Location^ '. Locotod on Klocknor casino, rostaurnnl, otc. 1 houso. 4 imlos N. down- HILLSDORO BOO to 4OOi. : bdrm & studio rtlso nvnil. 460 Uupancy. en!! out AREA Moad and Whilohorso- Apt/House lown Princeton 2 car gar- sq fl riotniUOIIico. Rt20t" '(?nl Managers Morcorvillo Hd. For info plcluroa call Hosl- ago, conl ac. now kit, fully prime mnrkot uroa • Closo to shopping donla 201-430-2512 or To Share lurnisliod, bonuliful soiling JTBOYER REALTY - From $550/month • Doaulitully Inndsclippd Duslno3» 20)-407-9208. CAST WINDSOR/ CHAN- Docontly ronovalod. 609-921-1005 Brkr - •• W0ODBR0OK grounds Around $400-450, Ront or ront witli option in pvt. • Suporintondont on silo BUHY - Young formilu pro- HOPEWELL TWP •>'. HOUSE community in vory largo (850 sq. ft.) UNIQUE FLORIDA fessional oooks snmo lo 009-6B3-S050. VACATION ohnro 2 txlrm, 2 bath npl In |l',', I I,«IV I VIII M I apt. Ront includos hoat/HW, Lndry, AC,| PROF FEMALE • Looking (1-95 A 111 31) 3 OFFICI •I M.ny |ir,i,.|l,,, (.I.)., Windsor Commons lo shmo 2 bdrm., 2 bnth SUITfiy nvnil for kmso 01 " Walk to shopping. No Foo Snfoly Hnrtxx. North Cnp- Wnshor/dryor, cent nir, condo. In Socinty Hill ?tl dcio CAMPUS aolllnc • ' TOWNHOUSE livn Islnnd. Wont Florida balcony ovtirlooking pool Finnklln I'k, furnishod nc- 20.10, 3000 » 0000 sq (I f, •'.,, 883-3335 Ck>M> but snpprala from Avail Immod or by 9 1. copt for bdrm , pool tonnli. $14 pur ft, , mainland nonf Fort Myora. GARDENS $405 mo • Vj ulilg. Nuncy $450, mo. plus \'j utils (6D9) 44MI148 Unspollml gulf boachoa, EWING TWP 448-2198 (XKH43-4324 Iv 111?:;) Avnil Aug 1 cnll Mimly HIGHGATE SOLOMON pool, tonnis. rnsltiurnnts, 500-1000 sq It Irom $9 p« ', HIGHISIOWN 201-207 3300, lonrlc vlov»«. No caia i','3 CAST WINDSOM • Fomnlo fl. '., '.'. ORGANi/A11ON (609)896-2796 BOROUGH prof, lo nhnre condo w LAWI1CNCEVILLE . ". Junl off tho N J Turn txlrm townlrausos on wnlor HOCKY 7TirL~~7'omnlit 883-4626 or 3 txlrm houno with gulf snrno I 'J rnina horn f'flnco- wontod lo stinro duplnx HI 1 • Duluxo 1003 8i| ' , piko In Hightstovm. tiHi, 5 mins Irom Trnpk A auhloii'io ndjacunt l"-'. • Somo IIKIIS with tut viovv, For Into/picturos r;nll with ;". '1 bdnii'i, kltchnn, Hnnktonno 20M.13-2M2 NYC Irnnup fool, lion!, t, living loom, ImiiKlty fucili Atrium milry Cnll for clc" EASTGATE nod ?n«) Ikmrs (Town Inilnl ' tKHisoa) or lluglnnM ?0M07-9;'9B (urn Incl OO'J'4;'U 4 t'JJ tiori, (He;, Honl Ir, $:.IM.) 1110 plus 11M3. Cnll f.iyljil nl IVI'i I'.nktuli" Avr • ( i*sy tottiniuling vffi VIENNA AUSTRIA -Apt in FAST WINDyOM Tro~ 1 N J lurnpiko work: 009-497-35(1/. AL SUSSMAN ' • siuiy Oil ''"" f'l't'i Lnnporuflrsiiorf, ?O mins fos3lon.il fomnlfl sonkn • Noar Houto I.TO Homo: 000-003-9219. 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FRINCKION IIAMII/rON SQ. I>KNNIN(;TON NORTH BRUNSWICK PRINCKTON JC'I*. (609)924-1600 (609) H9(»-3300 (609) 737-9600 (20!) 297-5000 (609) 799-2022 Weekly arts and entertainment guide listing ten days of events for July 6 - July 15 ME Off Editor: David W. Major Assist. Editor: Richard Shea AWL Ofi Ed. Assistant: Wendy Heisler Advertising: Susan Alpaugh July 4, 1990 FUNCTIONAL & DECORATIVE CRAFTS HANDCRAFTED ITEMS New Jersey Triumph Association celebrates Prince- FOR ALL OCCASIONS PAGE 3 3 ton '90 at Princeton Forrestal Village in Plainsboro. MONTGOMERY CENTER Rl. 206 • Rockv Hill • 924-3355 M-W, F 10-6 • Thurs. 10-8 • Sat. 10-5 CERAMIC TEA SET ON STAGE 4 What's doin' in the theater. Reviews: Hair at Wash- by Bill Campbell, PA ington Crossing Open Air Theatre; Romeo and Juliet by NJ. Shakespeare Festival; and True West at Franklin Villagers Barn Theatre.

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* Sales of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles merchandise since the film was released in April: #500 million

* Sales of tickets to the film: #110 million

* Percentage of parents who say they want the option of having their child's school photograph retouched: 40 ofSri'/ 9 Amount of trash left in New York City's Central Park by people attending Earth Day festivities, in tons: 100

. Auxird'-aw/tiny uxne ct//ar ttxtA otter * Amount of trash retrieved from Mount Everest since April, in tons: 2 600 e selections * Amount the West Berlin city government has paid East Germany to dump trash there since 1975: £700 million (il//'/iff yo/tr rc * Portion of all references to Dan Quaylc in the Washington Post last year that were in the Style Section: i/,

* Price of a full back-waxing for men at La Carczza in New York City: # JO

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2/July 4, IWO/ TIME OFF ON STAGE

'Anything Goes' When You Visit Plays-in-the-Park -THEATRE CANOE RENTAL Wasblngton Crossing ON THE CANAL SUt« TmA. Hew Jeney The Fantasticks,' 30 Years Later, at The Peddie School 77ie 27Wi Annual Relaxing Enjoyment Summer Festival BY STUART DUNCAN Easy Waters to Paddle of Music A: Drama LAYS-in-the-Park in HOURLY • DAILY 8:30 PM CURTAIN TIME Edison opens its season HAIR I WEEKDAY GROUP RATES! The ultimate '60s musical of musicals July 3 with comes to the park! the popular Cole Porter Paddle Boats for Non-Canoers JUNE 28, 29, 30, JULY 4, 5,6, 7' classic Anything Goes, Wed. & Thur. 05.50, children ?275 Pwhich will play nightly at 8:40 MERCER OUTDOOR CENTER Fri. 4: Sat. £6.50, children £J.25 through July 14. (There arc no Rt. 29, Titusville. N.J. Box office opens 5:00 pm performances July 4 or July 8.) performance dates only Formerly Abbotts Marine Now in its 28th season, (609) 737-1826 CAMELOT IS COMING!!! Plays-in-the-Park offers free per- (609) 737-6616 formances, with attendance often numbering in the thousands. There is plenty of space as well as good accoustics and a sound system. Members of the audience are re- quested to bring their chairs and cushions. Seating begins each eve- ning promptly at 6:00. but chairs left unattended will be removed. So / A TASTE OF JAPAN plan on remaining in your location SRING FAMILY AND FRIENDS until curtain time. Other summer productions will be Oklahoma, July 25-Aug. 4, and How To Succeed In Business FREEMEAL] Without Really Trying, the Frank Coupon Good for One Free Dinner Locsscr musical opening Aug. 15. Habachi Sushi or Lunch with a Party of Six Bar Plays-in-the-Park is located at the Tables Exp. 6-25-90 Roosevelt Amphitheatre on Rt. I, free meal equal to least expensive dinner I south ofMcnlo Park Mall in Edison. For further information and (609) 587-5454 tickets: (201) 54S-2XX4. 3690 Quakerbridge Rd. • Hamilton Twp. NJ 'The Fantasticks' 2 miles from Rt. #1 on Rt. 533 South After a three-year hiatus, the theater group Theatre-by-The-Lake returns to the stage at the Peddie School in Higlustown with a produc- tion of The Fantasticks, the Tom Ambrosio, Jeremy Johnson and Anna Lee are part of the THEATRE-BY-THE-LAKE world-famous musical celebrating Somerset Valley Playhouse's production of Neil Simon's Broad- its 30th celebration. In the Newly Renovated, Air Conditioned way Bound, which runs through Aug. 5. For further information Geiger-Reeves Hall at The Peddie School Taking place within the newly and tickets: (201) 725-2120. South Main Sts & Ward Sts Hightstown, NJ refurbished and air-conditioned presents Geiger-Reeves Hall on the I'eddie 'Broadway Bound' The New Hope Performing Arts campus, the musical w ill he Festival will take place at Solelmry directed by Al Viola, who is the Somersei Valley Players will pres- Theatre, which is part of the chairman of fine Arts Department. ent the finale in the Neil Simon Solebury School in New Hope. A Performances are July 6 and 7 and family trilogy llnwdway Hound as new comedy by playwright David July 13 and 14 at 8 p.m. Sunday its next production. The work fol- Ives kicks of the theater part of the matinees will take place July 8 and lows the Jerome family (Simon's Festival — Ancient History. De- 15 at 2 p.m. family mini de plume) into the scribed as a "screwball tragedy," post-war era. Tickets are $S and $10. The the show opens July 13 and plays The World Famous Mutleal I'eddie Schtxil is located at the Droadway Hound will run July I.I Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays Celebrating its 30th Anniversary corner of Wanl and S. Main streets - Aug. 5, with ivrfomuincet on through July 2(>. in Hightstown Tor further infor- Iriday andSatunlavsatSjvni ; Evo. Port. $10.00 Mat. $8.00 Sundays at 7p.m. Ticket are /-'or further information and K- 8:00pm Fri. July 6 & Sal July 7 Rosorvations mation (609) 44.1-M9S and ticket', servalions: (215) H02-WM. Fri July 13 & Sat. July 14 (609) 443-6898 24 hrs (W9) 490-7f49. SSSli). Then- iv a special 2:00pm Sun. July 8 & 15 Box Office (609) 490-7549 senior citi/cn* perfoiniance July I? in the airci mditioncil theatet /< >r Look, Up in the Sky 'The Housekeeper' further inlorm.ition and tickets The Forbidden City AcrobaU of The Theatre Guild of N.J. opens COD 7J.i 2120. China, in the United States for their its two-show summer season July 5 Next up at Playhouse 11, home n| first American tour, will be per- with James Pridcaux Vl'lir llmur- the !''ast Bmniwick Community Play- forming their incredible feats of A TASTE OF SOHO kerper, which runs lluough July 1U. ers, is the hit Oll-Hroadway musital balance, daring, Kung l*"u and The play will be followed by a Little Shop of I lomirs. magic ut the Pap - Aitf!. V MillbumJuly 17-21 at 7:30 p.m. (ioUlcn Ape, which will IK1 directed with performances on Itidav and Iheieaiv II a.m. [vrformanccs by Niik Procaccino ami plays July Saturdays at H;M)p.m.; Sumla\ July IS. 19and21 a* well, with 2<>-Aug. 12. matinees at .ip.m. Tickets ate $10. ticket prices lowered. For luither lor luither information andH-HVV.I- intotmaiion and tcscnatiiwf: (201 > lite //OU.VCAIV/HT will be directed tions:f20l) 2UVIV). i7h-4.W. by Sh.uone Stacy and fcatuies Kuth The Rogrn ami Himmmlrln hit At llii< I:vening'» Performance is Markoc and Steven Nelson. Hie musical Tht Sound of Music is Theatre (iiiilil will Iw using the the next show scheduled at Foun- playing at Buck* County PUylunur dation Tlieatrr, Kiirlington County Second Stage at Rider College, tn New Hope, featuring not eight, 19 Dennis Street IMCII show will tun on Thursday. College, IVmlH-tton, N.J.. as patl but 13, children, all from the New ol its summer season. New Brunswick Friday nnd Saturday at H:M)p. m.; Hope area. Sundays at 7 p in. Tickett an' 'Ihc ptikluciion ivns July 11 -July (201) 246-8028 (next to the Hyatt) Tickets arc Sl.i-Slf. The theater $7$IO, with discounts available li>t 22. withi/'uftcnhHw and senior citi/ens ami students, I or thiough Saturday evenings nt H eveningpctfinminccs t'orfmthcr DINING, DANCING, further information and rrsetva- p.m.; Wednesday, Snttmlny mid infotmation ami tickets: (2IM AND A GREAT BAR lions: (NN) .Wft- / 774.

4/;uly 4. I9W/ TIME OFF .!.»>• « - . » • • r + + • •-• IN CONCERT STAGE REVIEW True West' 'Westminster Summer Sings' • Summer Sam Shephard's portrait of two brothers at Franklin Villagers Concerts at Princeton University

BY STUART DUNCAN takes time in Act I to set up the situations carefully, time BY E. GRAHAM MCKINLEY for concert purposes. Performances to allow full hearing by each brother, time to establish in Paris, Zurich, Rome and New LAYWRIGHT Sam Shepard doesn't make it the underlying rage beneath their relationship. At points MATEUR singers York between J924 and 1926 were easy for audiences. True West, playing at the the pace is infuriating, only to burst into spasms of can rev up their tremendous successes. Franklin Villagers Barn Theatre's Zaidi energy and violence. vocal chords this The My 10 sing-along will be Theatre, is a splendid production of one of When the play was'first produced in 1982, Shepard week as the annual conducted by Constantioa Shepard's best conceived and written works. disavowed the production at The Public Theatre in New Westminster Sum- Tsolainou, assistant professor of BuPt the temptation is to dismiss it as not having much mer Singj get underway July 10 at 8 conducting at Westminster. Scores York. It was only at its second showing, at The Cherry A importance or meaning, which is true if one is concerned Lane Theatre Off-Broadway, that he was satisfied. He p.m. in the Choir College's air will be available at the door. only with the plot. Yet the same can be said for many would have no trouble approving of Ms. McGinley's conditioned Bristol Chapel. contemporary American writers. hand at the wheel — nor for that matter with James The weekly event, which is free Hymn Hits True West is set near Los Angeles. A scriptwriter Morgan as Austin and David Soltero as Lee. The pair to anyone wishing to listen or sing A similar event for those named Austin is taking care of his mother's house while have different acting styles, which makes their work all along, kicks off with Honegger's interested in church music will be she is vacationing in Alaska. Austin is earnest, passive the more interesting and all the more remarkable. King David. An oratorio in the held the day before, July 9, at 8 and rather straightlaced. He is joined by his aggressive, manner of Handel, comprising 28 p.m. in Bristol Chapel, as West- rascally brother, Lee, who is something of a desert bum segments divided into three large minster continues another summer and a burglar, to boot. sections, King David was the tradition, the weekly Hymn Sing. What plot there is concerns itself with the slow and 39-year-old Swiss composer's first By Act II, all Hell breaks loose: Participants in this free event will inevitable reversal of roles after the disreputable brother great success, although he im- mediately abandoned the con- sing hymns selected along a central sells a story for an old-fashioned Western to a Holly- servative style that characterizes it. theme chosen by the guest conduc- wood producer and tries to force Austin to write the pots and pans are flying, crockery Its Handelian format is particularly tor— this week, Trinity Episcopal script. noticeable in the choral sections, Church's director of music, John Drunk and furious, the respectable brother goes out to is broken, beer cans crushed, especially in the use of polyphonic Bettalot. try a little thievery for himself, apparently to win a bet resources. Those who appreciate Mr. and returns with a dozen toasters. Bertalot's expertise and humorous, By the second act, things have gotten livelier; all Hell along with a dozen slices of freshly The first segment traces David's incisive style won't want to miss the has broken loose. Pots and pans are flying, crockery is life, starting with the shepherd and hymn-sing, especially since he will broken, beer cans crushed, along with a dozen slices of ending with the hero who kills the minted toast. depart soon afterwards for a freshly minted toast. Booze is downed by the quart in a giant Goliath and confronts King Saul. Listen especially for the psalm five-week tour of South Africa. variety of bottles and brands as the two brothers go after Tom Eldridge as the movie producer ("In this industry for unison chorus, the march of the There, he will lecture at univer- each other. we make movies, American movies; leave the films to Philistines and the Jewish song of sities, lead workshops for the French.") is properly pompous and phlegmatic. The audience is treated to moments of the poetic as mourning. The second segment choirmasters and conduct a festival Mary Hutt has a brief scene as the mother at the close of Austin speaks about the brother's destitute father losing celebrates the crowning of King for massed choirs in Archbishop the play, exhibiting the proper lack of understanding his teeth one by one, on the mattress, on the blacktop David, and concludes with an exult- Tutu's cathedral in Cape Town. His over what has happened while she was away. road to Mexico and eventually losing his new false teeth ant "Alleluia." tour will end with a broadcast in a doggie bag of Chop Suey in some roadside bar. True West will by no means satisfy everyone. Many concert of some of his own com- will be irritated with its lack of precise meanings. Others The final section recounts Moments later, the two boys arc trashing their mother's positions, sung by two of South will be upset that it refuses to come to neat conclusions. David's death. The "Alleluia" — home over some insignificant point of view. Africa's finest choirs. But that is Shepard: deliberately leaving his ending placed contrapuntaily against a Mother naturally arrives in the middle of the battle to For more information about up- open-ended.* chorale — is brought back to end complain that the boys should be fighting outside, not in the work. coming Westminster events, which the house. So much for maternal concern. True West will continue at Franklin Villagers Bam The first performance — in include numerous free concerts and Although Mr. Shepard brings no order to the per- Theatre through July 7. For further information and Switzerland in 1921 — was staged; recitals as well as sing-alongs: (609) ceived confusion, director Mary McGinley docs. She tickets: (201) 873-2710. however, Honegger soon adapted it 921-2663. (See INSIDE, col. ), Page 7)

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Ample Seating Extensive Wine List A Stab at Respectability . Available in One of Off Si. I'arkitij; Our Three Dnu. Rms. Foror Beatnibeatnik Pop, entering the competitive world of L.A.A.. rock 8>C8c rol roll hal has bees been an learnina learning experiencg exoerience e Lunch: Tues.-Fri. Your Host 11:30-2:30 BOllllY V. BRYv RICHARPiruAnDn CURSHEAA Dinner: Tues.-Thurv 5-11 600 Chestnul Avc. Fri.-Sal. 5-12 Sundav 5-10 Trenton. S.I. FTER playing a sold-out show at the China Club, one of Hollywood's o Reservations Accepted premier rock and roll clubs, the band (609) 396-6300. found beer on ice in its dressing room. And as the band members showered, thAe club's manager told them: "Go ahead and use the VIP room. There might be some people you recognize down there." He wasn't kidding. In one corner stood Rod Stewart; next to him, Smokey Robinson. And over there, standing near the bar: John Entwistle. Finally, the band members thought, we've made it. "But a week later," Doug Nahory, the band's keyboardist recalled, "we played at this little hole in the wall, where no instruments were miked and there were like only 15 or 20 people there. So (The China Club) almost felt premature, like a little piece of what's going to happen to us in about a year." All things considered, that's a short time. It was only two Januarys ago that the four members Lust. of Beatnik Pop, three of them natives of Law- renccville, embarked on a 3,000-mile journey to Los Angeles, in search not of fame and fortune necessarily, It's what makes Don Giovanni but a living making music. On July 11, Beatnik Pop returns home for a show at tick. And it eventually earns City Gardens in Trenton to demonstrate to their friends and fans in the area just what they've learned on the circuit in what Nick Kosowski, the band's lead him a one-way ticket to Hell. guitarist calls, "the Vienna of rock and roll." "The move (to L.A.) was made to eliminate all Beatnik Pop members Doug Nahory (left), Nick Strong stuff. But strong stuff is distractions," singer and bass guitarist Dan Lavcry Kosowski, Pete Maloney and Dan Lavery will explained, during a telephone interview from the perform at City Gardens in Trenton July 11. band's West Hollywood home. "It was the kind of what opera is all about. thing where we could all move out and not get the jobs rockers, who are basically saying it's O.K. to grow we were expected to, and no one would know, because your hair if you want to." in Los Angeles no one expects anything of us." In a figurative sense, Beatnik Pop did. On stage, at Strauss: Mozart: At one time, however, three of the band's four least, they now wear a modified version of the LA opera members appeared to be set for more conventional gean jeans, black shoes and, occasionally, paisley Die Fledennaiis Don Giovanni professions. Mr. Lavery and Mr. Kosowski both shirts. And to a significant degree, their music has graduated Rutgers University with engineering degrees changed, too. in 1988; and Mr. Nahory, also a Rutgers graduate, was "Originally, our songs were almost like bubble-gum considering medical school. music," Mr. Maloney said, referring to a demo tape Thru July 8 at The Lawrenccville School Only Peter Maloney, the band's drummer, had the band had recorded in New Jersey in 1988 for use in committed himself to a life of music. By 1988, he had LA. "But we weren't really aware of it." been in L.A. for two years, backing up any band that Opera in English would hire him. Their prospects changed in late 1988, when Mr. 609-737-7722 Kosowski was, in fact, offered an engineering job in Anaheim, California, just outside of L.A. Thus, with 'Our feeling is, it's only a matter their two friends living near the entertainment capiiol Tickets on sale now. of the world, Mr. Lavery and Mr. Nahory decided the The June Opera Festival of New Jersey time was right to go West. of time,' says singer and bass Supported in part by the New Jersey State (Juincil on the Arts/PcparTiticnt of r "We believed when we first got out here that it State ami the WillarJ T.C. Johimm l ound.ition. would be about six months, and they we'd be Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc., major corporate sponsor. famous," Mr. Lavery recalled, laughing. "You know, guitarist Dan Lavery of we thought all the tools would be there — the music, the talent. It was true that all the tools were there; Lawrcncevillc about the prospects however, you don't bank on the kind of competition that exists." By Mr. Maloncy's accounts, there are approximate- for Beatnik Pop. ly 8,000 other "unsigned" hands in LA., all vying lor Cricket's . rehearsal space, club dates and, eventually, a record S^rany Sur a: Il ( iWfrt ( I'IOIH Set deal. And what Ucatnik Pop as a whole has learned is that the road to the pot of gold is a trying, carefully Hie hint came when Beatnik Pop |*msed l.A's more calculated one. popular clubs, the ones they aspired to. ,ind discovered The band's first hurdle was establishing an image. that heavy metal, or at least music with "an edge," "When we first got out here, we figured because we was the order of the day. AI'MIHI: ( '•nnnmUil ( Hin'it mlh ,m luilum I' Lur were from a preppy town in New Jersey we could wear "That kind of music is pretty ptevjhml out here, and penny loafers and people would be, 'Oh, how when you're in that environment, thcie's nothing you DAILY DINNER SPECIALS different,' just because we were good musicians. Hut can do to not hear it." Mr. Lavcry said I .tiinpliiHfUt.ns Winr \M(!I Spi't MU Mmi,, I ui's., d.' WVJ. people were basically like, 'I can't take you guys II anything, the I. A influence ii.is helped the band itiiji'irt' .li't'tn cue * mnpltiiH'Mf.tt\ Inmitisittt' ^ctwtc seriously," " Mr. Lavcry said. find it's true voice. While they were all led a steady kl'^ M.ttl.'!^ Si^U"<"'tCi} • M,l|tH (rfJlt (..in!" Atti'pti'J One woman, in fact, thought they were "accoun- diet of Unities type [xip as youngsters', one hard rock ' "lOCATf D IN THE HEART OF CHAMBERSBURG" tants," Mr. Maloney said, Hut by Mr. Kosowski's group, I,cd Zcp|»elin. made a Listing impression

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Trenton Artists' Workshop Association Sponsors 'Union of Soviet Artists in the USA' Exhibition New Show at The Gallery at Bristol-Myers Squibb Presents Sculpture of Two Artistic Generations

BY DAVID W. MAJOR at the Trenton City Museum, a show that was coordinated by the Trenton IKE teacher, like stu- Artists Worshop Association dent. Or maybe not. (TAWA). Either way, the artistic Meanwhile, a traveling exhibit of product of both mentor almost 100 works by 100 New and protege is the sub- Jersey and Pennsylvania artists will jecLt of Two Generations of visit Moscow and Minsk in August Sculptors: New Jersey Sculptors and and September. During their Their Students, the new exhibition month-long stay, six artists who on view at the The Gallery at have been invited will each live in Bristol-Myers Squibb. the home of a Soviet artist. The Running July 15 through Aug. American delegation will give talks 26, the show will highlight the upon their return to the United contributions of seven well-known States to report on their findings. sculptors teaching in New Jersey The six artists are James Colavita colleges and universities: Melvin of Princeton, Anne Bobo of East Edward* and Lauren Ewing of the Windsor, Louis H. Draper of Mason Gross School of the Arts at Mercer County, Judith K. Brodsky Rutgers University; Ming Fay of of Princeton, Robert Emmett William Paterson College; Bradford Mueller of Roosevelt and Joy H. Grave* of Fairleigh Dickinson Uni- Barth of Belle Mead. In addition to versity, Gary Kuehn of Mason painting and sculpture, artists in the Gross School of the Arts; Patricia American delegation represent dis- Lay of Montclair State College; and ciplines in photography, print- James Seawright of Princeton Uni- Moscow resident Vaditn Kulakov, left, is a painter and a graphic and fresco artist. His oil on canvas, making and graphic design. versity. Each sculptor, who will "Peasant Family," 1989, is part of the upcoming exhibition at Ellarslie, The Trenton City Museum, "Peace is more than an end to have one work on exhibit, has Union of Soviet Artists in the USA. Opening July 7, the show was arranged by the Trenton Artists' war," according to Gary Saretzky, selected a student to show an exam- Workshop Association, which has an artist delegation arriving in Moscow. chairman of the TAWA Soviet Ex- ple of his or her work as well. change Committee. "It is the first The opening reception for Two graphically or contcxtually to give iginally designed to warrant Artists take different tacks to get step in a new age of human maturi- Generations of Sculptors is July 15, them a current and, hopefully, categorization as folk art. the right effect. Dr. Albert LUt Jr. ty. This exchange of art will help from 3-5 p.m. powerful impact." The rugs, including a rare Black- tracks rare species and illustrates the people of the two nations to The Gallery is located in The art of Mr. Logan, a former stone, which is indicative of them in their natural environment. develop an appreciation of our dif- Bristol-Myers Squibb illustrator for Life magazine follow- American folk tapestry, "represent His pursuit has led him to the Costa ferent forms of expression to open Pharmaceutical Group Headquarters ing his graduation from New York's an important segment of American Rican Tortuguero National Forest, the doors of mutual understanding on Rt. 206, three miles south of Parsons School of Design in 1981, design," according to the Arts the Pine Barrens and New Hamp- even further." Princeton. Hours arc Monday will be on view at Extension Gallery Center. Floral and geometric de- shire's White Mountains. Of the 10 participating artists, through Friday, 9a.m.-5p.m.; from July 9 - 26, with an opening signs and depictions of all sorts of Examples of his watercolors will each of whom will show 10 works, Thursdays 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Saturday reception taking place July 11, from animals arc the subject of the hook- be on view at 4 Comers Gallery in five Soviet artists will take part in a and Sundays, 1-Sp.m. For further 5-7 p.m. ed and sewn rugs, half of which will Lambertville July 7-Aug. 2, with an 10-day visit held in conjunction information: (609) 683-6275. Gallery hours for Extension Gal- be for sale. opening reception July 8 from with the grand opening of their Whether students idolize their lery, 60 WardAve, Merccrville, are Signed editions of American 3:30-6:30 p.m., featuring the guitar Trenton City Museum exhibition. teachers is subject to dispute, but Monday through Thursday, 10 Hooked and Sewn Rugs, by Joel playing of Dick Gratton. Farkhad Khalilov, Vadim Kulakov, sculptorBi\\ Logan has a definite a.m.-4p.m. For further infor- and Kate Kopp, American textiles 4 Corners Gallery is located at 12 Yuri Orekhov, Vladimir notion of what idols are. mation: (609) 890-7777. and folk art specialists, will be on Church St. For further information Stelmashonok and Tatiana "Idols are the art of gut instinct sale as well. The exhibition runs about the exhibition: (609) Sokolova will be introduced July 6 and desire. They are potent, blan- Art Underfoot through Sept. 9. 397-4288. at 1:00 p.m. at Ellarslie, The Tren- tantly intimate visual representa- The James A. Michencr Arts ton City Museum in Cadwalader Sometimes art will appear in the tions of man's simplest, greatest Center, 138 S. Pine St., From Russia, With Art Park. strangest of places. How about fears, aspirations and whimsy... ." Doylestown, is open Monday under our feet? That's right: If you An appreciation of cultural And so it goes for the Colorado through Friday, 10a.m.-4p.m.; More aid is needed, however, for set foot in the James A. Michcncr diversity and fostering mutual native, whose one-man show at the Satunlay and Sunday, 11:30 TAWA, which was founded in 1979 Arts Center in Doylestown, you can understanding is the philosophy Extension Gallery in Merccrvillc, a.m.-4:30p.m. Admission is adults as a nonprofit entity to promote the see over 40 handmade rugs from the underlying the twin art exhibitions RevivedIdoU, attempts to "use the $3, senior citizens $2. SO and stu- visual arts in Trenton, if the or- 19th and 20th century. Their taking place in Moscow and Tren- same profound sense of intimate dents $1.50. For further infor- ganization is going to realize its primitive, or naive, character go a ton this summer. 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The Yes, Villa Rosa is painted a rosy been carved out for leisurely and Villa Rosa restaurant in various distillations, including pizza Veal Sorrentino ($12,509 fea- pink, a hue inherited from the more serious dining. verde. A long list of chalkboard tured sauteed veal scallops layered Princeton has been in busi- former owners. The food is Italian. We sat in the carpeted dining ness for one year. But it specials awaits you at the entrance with proscuitto and eggplant and And the sauces are rosy red. But the room, which also carried the pink to the dining room, as does a finished with bright tomato sauce took a sandwich board per- cliches stop here. This is a very theme to its finale with mauve cheId recently on the shoulder of Rt. well-rounded menu featuring pasta, and melted mozzarella. A tasty pleasant family restaurant that com- tableclothes. Offsetting the pink fish, seafood, chicken and veal attractive combination, it was gar- 206 to finally catch my attention bines a traditional pizza parlor with were thriving green plants hanging and persuade me to check it out. I'm dishes. All entrees are served with a nished with a twist of orange slice a comfortable and attractive dining from the ceiling. Tables were glad I did. perky, sizable garden salad com- and a sprig of parsley. room. sensibly topped with glass to posed of crisp greens (largely ice- Chicken with artichokes ($10.50) The short strip of stores that now preserve the tablecloths, and each The menu is quite varied. Pizzas, berg) topped with cucumber slices, contained lightly floured medallions houses this restaurant has been was appointed with large white hoagies and hot subs are served in tomato wedges and sliced onions. of chicken breast sauteed in olive oil home to at least two other food cloth napkins, salt and pepper the formica-clad booths, and Nothing unusual. But its very fresh and served with the pan juices ventures — Princeton Market shakers, cruets of olive oil and pizza-oven short-order is set up in ingredients, well picked over greens boosted with lemon juice and white Caterers and Skylar Cafe — before the front of the restaurant, which is vinegar, and ashtrays. and dressings served on the side the Barone family, owners of wine and, of course, artichoke designed for light, informal, fast We were dining en famille. Teens when requested made it a cut above hearts. It was light and lemony. FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT!

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12/ July •». I'1'*" TIME OFF WINE REVIEW MINI REVIEWS FILM REVIEW THE ADVENTURES OF MILO N.J. Wine Month AND OTIS — not reviewed — A kitten named Milo and his A sampling of the state's best pug-nosed canine friend, Otis, be- ^Sweetie' come fast friends on a farm. When Australian Jane Campion' new film views BY PAUL ZIMMERMAN In the meantime, you will enjoy, Milo is one day swept away by a as I did, a very fine oak-aged (two river, Otis comes to the rescue and years) 1986 red Chambourein both animals tumble into one adven- the familial struggle to establish identity ULY is Wine Month for ($8.45), which tasted, well, a bit ture after another. Dudley Moore close-up of an object or body part the New Jersey wine in- oaky but very cleanly made. Their narrates this live-action film, which BY JOHN CALHOUN dustry. In honor of that '87 Delaware ($5.25) was light and features not a single human being. (feet are favored) instead of a more occasion, we've beei refreshing in a non-sicky sweet (G) AY, narrator of the bold conventional establishing shot, fits drinking nothing bin way, which is what happens to and beautiful new Aus- her narrative. Rather than giving us some Labruscas, and I was especial- ANOTHER 48 HOURS — poor tralian film Sweetie, is a an overview, then zeroing in on NeJw Jersey wines in our house — ly taken with a couple of fruit — The 1982 thriller-comedy 48 drab, unspontaneous details, Campion shows us threads well, at least for a couple of days, wines, a very intriguing, off-dry Hrs. marked the auspicious film bank teller who relies on of a situation, then slowly opens up anyway. Without further nonsense, Cherry ($4.18) and a surprisingly debut of Eddie Murphy. Then, as Ktea leaves and other metaphysical to reveal the larger fabric. here are the best ones I've tasted complex Peach ($4.18), which now, he played a slick-talking swin- totems to guide her personal life. This fabric eventually includes, recently. didn't taste of peachers at all but dler who reluctantly teams with an Kay is also a worrier. One fear as it must, Kay and Sweetie's King's Road Vineyard had a kind of nut-shell flavor. How addled but eager police officer, causing her persistent anxiety is the parents Gordon and Flo (Jon Darl- Asbury come? Because, as they explained, played by Nick Nolte. Last time, suspicion that tree roots are in- ing and Dorothy Barry), who are the pits were crushed along with the they made war on a cop-killer; this visibly spreading, enveloping us as bound to each other and to their Let's start with some serious fruit. time, they pursue a drug kingpin. we sleep. Another demon — whose children by recognizably con- viniferas, OK? I don't know how Like so many sequels, the reprise is expansiveness takes a more blatant voluted chains. Klaus Schreibcr did it, but he's Sylvin Farms not better, just more. form — is Kay's sister, a childish, We first meet the parents when succeeded where many others have Mr. Murphy's character indeed attention-getting tyrant affectionate- they are separating. Gordon, feeling failed. We're talking about Pinot Germania undergoes an unusually trying scries ly dubbed Sweetie. pathetic and abandoned, arrives at Noir, the noble Burgundian red. His Hurry and grab this one, folks: of misfortunes. Leaving prison after That writer-director Jane Cam- Kay's house with a chest full of '89 ($12) is a velvety violet-tasting Sparkling Rkatsitclli ($9). No, a five-year visit, for example, he pion's first feature is named after precooked and frozen dinners masterpiece. Subtle, low-key and don't try to pronounce it. Write it rides a freedom bus that gets shot up the latter character does not mean prepared by his estranged yet understated is his '89 Chardonnay down on a piece of paper and show by assassins. But repetition and the filmmaker in any way valorizes ever-nurturing wife. ($10), but the '89 Chardonnay Re- it to the guy in the store. It's a leisurely pace mar nearly every part her; it simply grants Sweetie the Campion is not afraid of going off serve (SI8), which got a couple of Russian grape that only a few brave of the sequel, which has trouble dominance she demands. Anyone on a tangent: Gordon's pursuit of months in French Alliers oak, is a souls, particularly Concannon in the deciding whether it wants to be a who has been involved in a familial Flo into the Australian outback, blockbuster. Again, the emphasis is Livermore Valley, have ever comedy or a thriller. Fortunately, struggle to establish and retain an where she has become cook for a on subtlety of flavor but what sets it messed with. It's very full bodied the camera presence of Mr. Murphy identity, anyone who has felt over- bunch of jackaroos, loosens up the apart is a beautiful creamy texture. and yet very refreshing. A fine and Mr. Nolte keeps things watch- whelmed by a sibling, will under- so-far tightly focused movie frame. All these high-priced wines are effort. able. stand. A sequence of cowboys and available in half bottles, incidental- On the other hand, anyone who Campion and co-screenwriter suburbanites dancing under the stars Frank Selak, the owner and wine- iy- likes to watch women won't find Gerard Lee's intent is not im- adds nothing concrete to the mean- maker, likes to tinker with odd much. The opening credits of this mediately apparent. The film ing, except to give the system of The funcy viniferas are nice in- vinifera types, arid you could try his dulgences, but they don't pay the unusually sexist movie list not a proceeds in a peculiarly indirect paradoxes ruling the characters' '88 Muscat Ottonel ($6) if you can single actress until the 12th and 13th manner. Sweetie — whose given lives its due. bills. That's what the still find it. A nippy, high acid, French-American hybrids are for, cast members. And that accurately name is Dawn — docs not even Paradox is key to the film's style. green melon-style Muscat and love- reflects their characters' importance appear for the first half-hour, which and King's Road does a nice job ly in that style. Gospel chanting on the soundtrack with these, too. The '89 Reserve to the story: They arc disposable concentrates on the development co-exists with hearty folk tunes and Seyval Blanc ($7), which got six victims. and disintegration of Kay's rela- the cheap potency of pop music. weeks of oak, is another texture Tomasello Winery tionship with her boyfriend Louis. Tragicomedy escalates into pure wine: clean, pretty, creamy. I liked Action director Walter Hill (TJie tragedy. Campion's imagery, which the floral, slightly caramel-tasting The king of the sparkling wines. Warriors and the original 48 Hrs.) Kay meets Louis after being told has been lit and shot by cinemato- regular '89 Seyval Blanc ($6), and I Tops on my list is their '88 Cuvce makes the big fights spectacular but by the tea leaves that she is destined graphcr Sally Bongers with an eye got the same characteristics in the Chardonnay ($15), then it scales has an annoying habit of dwelling to love a man with a question mark for strong color and off-to-thc-edges '89 Aurorc ($7). down to the Blanc de Blanc Naturel artily upon environmental details on his forehead. When a composition, is so packed with ($9) and the Blanc dc Blanc Brut just when the plot needs to jump co-worker's fiancee shows up sport- eccentricity that we're fooled into LaFollete Vineyard ($7). They're of the full-bodied forward. He opens a prison scene, ing a curled lock of hair topping a thinking that the director is a David single mole, Kay uncharacteristical- Belle Mead variety, each one interesting in its for instance, with a guard's feet Lynch wannabe from Down Under. own way. My favorite of their table walking toward a ceil. (In this case, ly moves into action, seducing the Catching us off guard, she then Our own local winery only makes wines was the Vjllard-Rosc ($5.25), the audience already knows the passive young man in an under- delivers a swift blow to the heart. one wine, a Seyval Blanc ($6.50), slightly grassy with berry hints. crime-fighters will be seeking a tip ground parking lot. which has undergone changes Kind of intriguing. Helping to make this possible are in the prison; why not cut right to Kay and Louis are happy until he, the expertly balanced performances through the years. As the vines the crucial conversation?) ignorant of Kay's superstitions, mature, the taste of the wine is of Karen Colston, who plays Kay, Tamuzza Vineyards The movie meanders and plants a sad little tree on their patio. and Gencvicve Lemon, who softening. It used to nip at you a iMfeyctte back-tracks and repeats so much, it A terrifying nightmare causes Kay little; it needed some months of courageously fills the role of the sometimes seems that director Hill to uproot the sapling and toss it zoftig, unkempt, blackencd-haircd bottle age. But now it's softer and The Proprietor's White ($6) has and his quartet of writers mistook under the bed. Following this omin- rounder, with slight apricot hints in the unusual combination of three 1 Sweetie. Kay, our major point of the title for the running time. The ous incident, Kay and Ixiuis sex identification, is pinched and dis- back: a fine cverday table wine; OK grape hybrids plus peaches. No, rating is R for violence and life deteriorates, and he starts refer- for weekends, too. don't laugh; it works, the peach likablc; Sweetie is grotesquely language. ring to her as "little sister." needy. But Campion is nothing if slightly dominating the taste, but At this point, Sweetie arrives it's a good summer quaffing wine. BACK TO nil- lommi; HI — not empathic; these sisters have no Tcwsbury Wine Cellars fair— Marty McFly (Michael J. from some unspecified hospital, trouble getting under our skin, since I'd chill the hell out of it. Another with Bob, a fellow inmate, in tow. Lebanon interesting combination, this time Fon) revs up his Dclorean time for many of us they're already machine for a ride to the Wild West, Sweetie fancies herself a future film there. 1 guess 1 was the only person who red and white grapes (Focli and or recording star, or both; Bob is her didn't know this place has been up Seyval Blanc), is the New Jersey where the forefather of his By the end of the film, Kay's arch-nemesis Biff (Thomas F. "producer." Their violent love- for sale. So like a jerk, I asked Dan Blush ($6.25), which is a pretty making echoes through the house feelings about trees have come Vcmon, the owner and wincmakcr, rose with slight sweetness. Wilson) is stirring up trouble. The around. "They give you hope," she movie spends must of its and, soon, Sweetie is staging dis- "Hey, where arc all you viniferas? ruptive pathological episodes, as we says. "How do you get that big?" What happened to that great ever-shifting time back in 1885 Sweetie, which is graced by a Balic Winery enjoying the cliches of Western suspect she's nlways done. Kny Gcwuntramincr you used to make, says of her younger sister, "She startlingly original approach to nar- and the Riesling and Chardonnay?" Mays landing movies. Most of the cast members rative cinema, is also concerned seem to be having a good time in was just born; I had nothing to do And I got the sad story: dying vines, F.vcryonc's stopover on the way with it." with the ancient themes of struggle, rot, mildew — you name it. to Atlantic City, and if you're their cowboy gear, but Mr. Fox, death and renewal. In Campion's Viniferas pulled out. Deer ate half heading for the beach, pick up n now 30, looks uncomfortable ns a I won't give away how the con- hands, old and new turn out to be a of the vast crop. No longer bottle of their Red Sprit/er ($6). a high school kid. flict between Kay and Sweetie un- breathtaking combination.* Fortunately, Christopher Lloyd as cost-efficient to run a winery. No sparkling red Chantbourcin that's a ravels, except to say that Campion's The film, which is often sexually "89J produced of anything. Well, real fun wine served really cold, the wild eyed scientist and Mary directorial style, which often opens Steenburgcn a* tlie dewy eyed raw ami emotionally violent, has the winery's Mill up for sale, and if naturally. a scene with an idiosyncratic not been ntcd. you're interested, call Dr. Vcmon. schoolteacher ring the Ml with high (St* WINE, Pw 17) but appropriate energy.

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MUSEUMS Princeton University Art Museum, Extension Gallery, 60 Ward Ave., S. Pine St., Doylestown, Pa., Penn- Paper Mill Playhouse, Brookside Drive, Princeton University campus, Mercerville, Revived Idols: Bronze sylvania Impressionists: Painters ol the Millburn, Artshowcase, July 11-Aug. 9, Pre-Columbian Art and Art ol the Works by Bill Logan, July 9-26 (open- New Hope School, through Aug. 26; Art 201-379-3636. Americas, permanent; Far Eastern Art, ing reception July 11, 5-7 p.m., Under Our Feet, through Sept. 9, M permanent; 609-258-3787. 609-890-7777. 215-340-9800. Princeton University Library, Leonard L. Milberg Gallery (or the Graphic Arts, Fama's Gallery, 2 Monument Sq.. New Larsen-Dulman Gallery, 12 W. Mech- Princeton University campus, Trenton City Museum, Cadwalader Brunswick, Original Oils of Natalie anic St., New Hope, Pa., Works by American Graphic Arts, A Chronology, Park, Trenton, Soviet Artists in the Grechshenko. through July 31, Robert Dodge, Joseph Vorgity, Judith through Sept. 4, 609-258-3197. USA, a Trenton Artists Workshop As- 201-247-4855. Wrend and Lennart Shapovalinko, sociation (TAWA)Soviet art exchange through July 20; 215-862-9308. exhibition, July 7-July 29 (opening re- Four Corners Gallery, 12 Church St., ception July 7, 6-8 p.m., 609-989-3632. Lambertville, Botanical Renderings, Main Street Gallery and Frame Com- Rider College, Student Center Art Gal- Flowers and Landscape Paintings by pany, 82 W. Main St., Somerville, lery, Rt. 206, Lawrenceville, Art Stu- Albert List Jr., July 7-Aug. 2, Pang Tseng-Ying: Original Water- dents' Exhibition, through Sept. 1, GALLERIES 609-397-4288. colors, Lithographs and Prints, through Jane Voortiees Zimmerii Art Museum, 609-896-5192. July 30, 201-725-9669. Rutgers University, George and Hamil- Gallery at Bristol-Myers Squibb, Rt. Rossi Gallery, 285 S. Main St., ton Streets, New Brunswick, Waller 206, Lawrence, Two Generations ol Lambertville, Reverie, through July, Elmer Scholield: An American Im- Sculptors: New Jersey Sculptors and Medical Center at Princeton, Withers- poon Street, Princeton, Works by Betty 609-397-1599. pressionist, through July 31, Their Students. July 13-Aug. 26 (opening reception July 15, 3-5 p.m.), Whelan Donovan and John Fischer, 201-932-7237. 609-683-6275. through July 19, 609-921-7700. Rutgers Center for Innovative Print- making, Printed in America, July 7-29, Jersey City Museum, 472 Jersey Ave., Gallery at Palmer Square, 23 Palmer Mercer County Community College, (opening reception, 5-8 p.m., July 7) Jersey City, New Jersey Arts Annual: Square East, Princeton, Recent Oils: MCCC Gallery, Audio Visual Building, Walter Hall Gallery, 201-932-7511. West Windsor campus, Mercer County Fine Arts, through Aug. 17, Kenneth Kaye, Patrick Antonelle, Rob- in Anderson, Linda Litle, through Sep- Artists '90, through July 13, 201-547-4515. tember, 609-683-4224. 609-586-4800, ext. 588. Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed As- sociation, Titus Mill Road, Pennington, Mercer Museum, 84 S. Pino St., Gallery at the Vineyards, Bucks Coun- Mercer Medical Center, 446 Bellevuo Second Nature: Indoor-Outdoor Art Doylestown, Pa., Marking Time: The American Hungarian Foundation, 300 try Vineyards, Rt. 202. New Hope, Pa., Ave.. Trenton, Landscpes, through July Show by Eva Mantell, through July 7, Somerset St., New Brunswick, Two Down By the Sea: Delaware Valley 13, 609-394-4096. 609-737-7592. Signing and Dating ol Things, through Hundred Years of Hungarian Painting, Artists Group Exhibition, through Sept. Aug. 31, 215-345-0210. through October, 201-846-5777. 1; 215-297-0233. Mercer County Library, Ewing Branch, Watercolors, oils, pastels and pho- Susan Swartz Studios, 1 Palmer New Jersey State Museum, 205 W. Artful Deposit, 9 N. Mam St., Allentown, tography by Paula Bellando, through Square, Princeton, 609-683-4700. State St., Trenton, 25 Years ol Collect- Works by Marzia Verdi-Kennedy, Genest Gallery, 121 N. Union St., July, 609-882-3130. ing Fine Art, through July 8, through July, 609-259-3234. Lambertville, Impressions at Giverny: 609-292-6308. New Works by Anne Boysen. through Three Cranes Gallery, 18-20 W. Mech- Bainbridge House, 158 Nassau Si, July 15, 609-397-4022. Merwick, 79 Bayard Lane, Princeton, anic St., New Hope, paintings, prints Newark Museum, 49 Washington St., Princeton, In a Suitable Fashion: Wed- Works by Connie Felicetti, through and pottery by Ellen Brooks, Ted Newark, Porcelain and Stoneware by ding Costumes and Celebrations, 1830 Hunterdon Art Center, 7 Center St., Sept. 6, 609-497-3000. Coyler, Eiko Kahn through August; Al Green, through July 1; Angel, Fool, to 1980. through July 29, Clinton, Fiber As Art, through July 29, 215-862-5626. Prophet, King: Mixod Media Works by 609-921-6748. 201-735-8415. Mill HM Playhouse, Front and Montgom- China Marks, throughJuly 29; Loaves ery streets, Trenton, Deirdre McGrail, Upstairs Gallery, Peddler's Village, from the Dodhi Tree: Tho Art ol Pala Bargoron Gallery, 1087 General Image Gaflory, Princoton Corporate through Aug. 6, 609-989-3038. Lahaska, Pa., Illustrations by Charles India and Its International Legacy, Greono Road, Washington Crossing, Plaza, 7 Deerpark Drive, Suito D, Hargons, July 1-28, 215-794-8486. through Aug. 26; Jewelry: Tho Arts ol Pa., Photographers 7, through July 15, South Brunswick, Mixed Media, July New Jersey Designer Craftsmen Gal- Transformation, through December; 215-493-1360. 14-Aug 25, 201-274-2220. lery, 25 Livingston Ave., New Bruns- 201-596-6550 wick, New Generation: Second Annual Educational Testing Service Rosodalo Introducing Window Shopping by Teacher/Student Exhibit, through July TRIPS Road, Lawrenco, tiirao Leo: Assorted Jean, Walnut Avenue. Newtown, Pa., 7, 201-246-4066. Old Barracks Museum, Barrack Street, Medium, Conant Loungo, through Aug. Trenton Artist Workshop Association "The King and I,' at the Fiosta Dinner --& Trenton, Federal Style: Restoration 8; Oils by Winifred McNeil, Honry Exhibit, through Soplombor, North Brunswick Public Library, 880 Theatre in Wood-Ridge. N.J., sponsor- Exhibit and Ol War, Law and tho Thud Chauncoy Conference Center, through 215-860-9110. Hermann Rd., North Brunswick, N.J. ed by Princoton Roc. Dopt., July 26, Amendment, through Oocombor, July 10. Wall Sculptum by Jim Nickel, 08902, Oil Paintings by Phyllis 009-390-1776. July 11-Auy. 15, 609-921-3600. James A. Michoner Arts Center, 138 Rudolph, through July, 201-246-3545. registration required. 609-921-9480. ON STAGE Wine the New lin^laiul comedy circuit, tn ch.mpe. I'm further intbnmtion: tj ; (Contmutd from I'jge 4) waiuleis south to headline CJHII A (MM) M.M77o. 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(.omnlcm Mikr Ilirniun will up |H"i!mimil on and oil since their to a bit of sweetness. and make sure you get the Reserve I tic site is Scuntieon -frincetoii. |var at <;i|m!r» V Bin comedy club high schools days in the mid'70s. — is an intriguing blend of a couple the time 7:M)p.m., ihect^t .S.'.V July 7 in the Ohesleilietd's Lounge later in the month. Broadway star of red hybrids, plus a little Cabernet /• if futthcr inli >nit.ili< m iiml rruv v.i Cream Ridge Vineyard ol the Holiday Inn in Monroe. The and iceent Tony nominee Tovall Sauvignon. the "87 Scyval Blanc turns.(«W)W7J7J, pcilormanec ix-gms at '»;.<() p in I cldshur will appear July 20 • 22, Cream Ridge ($5.50) is full and substantial, and All sales only at the winery. I the Red Raspberry ($5.50 per half Until Your Sides Ache lcs it' llit\ n i'or I'urthcr intotmtition mul rr loved their Scyval last yar, but, bottle) is a rich essence of raspber- Don Guvin, a sin-year vctctan of Ivfotrhaml; Inlliiij; is MJ/>/CV( scna/mnv (2I'>) H(>2 24.12. •IM, they didn't make one this year; ries.*

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July 8 at 10 p.m.; Ron Sanders and His p.m. and July 8, 3 p.m.; June Opera Waterloo Festival School of Music Ragtime Piano, Wednesdays, 6-10 Festival of New Jersey at the Law- Friday Evening Chamber Music Con- 'The Town I Live in Photo Contest,' p.m.; Ed Hamilton's Jazz Thing, renceville School, Kirby Arts Center, certs at Princeton, Bach's 'The Thursdays at 8:30 p.m. 215-862-9897. July 2-Aug. 31, application available at Drugstore Cowboy (7:30) and sex, lies, and videotape, (9:15) July 5-6; Rt. 206, Lawrenceville, 609-737-7722. Well-Tempered Clavier'; David 1st Constitution Bank, 796 Rt. 130, Diamond's 'Partita'; Strauss' Capric- Cranbury, 201-747-6898. sex, lies, and video tape (7:30) and The Hearth, Pipersville, Pa., Maria Drugstore Cowboy, (9:20). July 7-8; East Windsor Summer Concert cio'; Irving Fine's 'Woodwind Quintet': Muldaur, July 7 at 8 and 10 p.m.; Babette's Feast July 10-11 at 7:30 Series, Etra lake Park, The Jazz Work- Tchaikowsky's 'Piano Trio,' July 6 at p.m., July 12 at 9:30 p.m.: Tampopo, shop, July 11 at 7 p.m., 609-443-4000. 8:30 p.m.; works by Bach, Shawn Philips, July 13 at 9 p.m.; June AUDITIONS July 10-11 at 9:20 p.m., July 12 at 7:30 Mendelssohn, Piston, Schnittke and 30:215-766-0552. p.m.; The Last Temptation of Christ, Sapieyevski, July 13, 8 p.m.; Rich- July 13-14 at 7 p.m., July 15 at 9:15; Fourth Annual Jersey Shore Summer ardson Auditorium, Princeton; Hyatt Regency-New Brunswick, 2 Wings of Desire, July 13-14 at 9:45, Music Festival, Peerless Sousa Band 609-258-5000. Albany St., New Brunswick, Pianist July 15 at 7 p.m.; McCarter Summer with Keith Brion, July 10 at 8 p.m., John Bianculli, Tuesdays and Cinema, Kresge Auditorium, Princeton Stockton State College Performing Arts Thursdays, 5 p.m.-9 p.m. and Fridays, University campus, 609-683-8000. Westminster Summer Concerts 1990, Center, Stockton, 609-652-9000. Westminster Choir College, Princeton, 6 p.m.-8 p.m.; John Bianculli Trio, Flute Recital Katherine McClure, flute, Fridays and Saturdays, 8 Garden State Arts Center, Chicago, and Mariane Lauffer, piano, July 8 at 8 p.m.-midnight; 201-873-1234. MISCELLANY July 6, Joe Cocker and Stevie Ray p.m.; Organ Recital Joan Lippincott, Vaughan and Double Trouble, July 7; organist, Trinity Church, 33 Mercer St., Imaginations, Rt. 130, East Windsor, Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel, Princeton, July 9 at 7 p.m.; Summer Disc Jockey, every night, Exit 116, Garden State Parkway, all Sing Westminster Choir College, July 609-448-8012. Gallery at MCCC, volunteers for gallery. concerts begin at 8:30 p.m.; JVC Jazz 10 at 8; Voice Recital Gary Gavula, Audio Visual Building, West Windsor baritone, and Stephen Peet, pianist, J. August's, 19 Dennis St., New Bruns- Campus. 609-586-4800, ext. 712. Festival, Waterloo Village, Waterloo July 11 at 7; Vocal Camp Faculty wick, DJ. Tuesday, Wednesday, Road. Stanhope, 201-347-4700. Recital, July 11 at 8:30 p.m.; Organ Fridays and Saturdays; J. August's North Brunswick Cultural Arts Com- Recital Michael Majeski, July 12 at 7 Amateur Night with John Green, M.C., mittee, Baggage Park, North Bruns- Metro Lyric Opera, Carmen, July 7, p.m., Fisk Room, Bristol Chapel; Vocal Sundays, 9 p.m.; Live Reggae or wick. Second Annual Comic's Nile, July 8:15 p.m., Paramount Theatre. Ocean Recital The Stockton Vocal Quartet, Blues, Thursdays, 10:30 p.m.; 8, 6 p.m.; for information and regis- Avenue, Asbury Park, 201-531-2378. July 12 at 8:30 p.m.; 609-921-2663 or 201-246-8028. tration: 201-846-3879. 924-7416, ext. 227. Jessie's, Rt. 130, Yardvillo, DJ. Tues- Theatre by tho Lake, Geiger-Reeves Music in the Air Summer Music day-Saturdays; Live on Radio with Hall. The Peddie School. Hightstown, Allaire State Park, 11th Annual Allairo Series, Princeton Forrostal Village. Rt. WKXW, Saturdays; Comedy Night. 1 and College Rd. West, Plainsboro. The Star Spangled Girl, July 8. 6 p.m.-9 Crall Fair, July 14, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.. Rt. NIGHT SPOTS Tuesdays, 9:30 p.m.; 609-581-3777. p.m.; 609-443-6898. 524, Allaire Road (2 miles west of exit The Creations ('50s and '60s music) 98, Garden State Parkway in Mon- July 12 at 5:30, 609-799-4949. mouth, 609-292-6130 or John & Peter's, 96 S. Main St., New Hope. Pa., Flamin' Harry, July 6; Road DANCE 201-938-2371. Music In the Park, Trenton Brass Quin- tet Plus One, July 7, Mercer County Runners Blues Bund. July 7; Sylvester Street. July 8, Open Mike' with Fran Artists and Writers Ink of Remington, Park, W. Windsor, 609-989-6530. Fallon, July 9; Liberty Blues Jam, July monthly meeting and picnic, July 8, 2-6 10; Contusion Visits. July 11; 0/g Dog. p.m., 201-788-8242. New Brunswick Tomorrow, Big Band July 12;215-862-9951. Jazz, July 12 at 8 p.m., Buccleuch Park. Christmas in July, doll and antique toy New Brunswick, 201-932-7511. show and sale, July 14, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Lambertvillo Station, 11 Bridge St., Colonial Fire Hall, 801 Kuser Rd., Lambortvillo, Livo Piano Music, Friday Hamilton, 201-297-7851. New Jersey Pops Symphonic Winds, and Saturday evenings; Live Jazz July 6, 7-9 p.m. with fireworks to follow, Groups, Sunday afternoons, 609-397-0300. 42nd Annual Tinicum Art Festival, Princeton Forrestal Village Plainsboro. Arts Council of Princeton, Withorspoon Tinicum Park. River Road (Rt 32), 609-799-4949. Street, Princeton, Open Stago Calo. Fronchtown, July 7, 10:30 am.-8 00 open stago for musicians ovory lourth Mine Stroot Coffee Houso, First Re- lormod Church, Noilson and Bayard Ballroom Dancing, Nottingham p.m., and July 8, 11 a.m.-5 pm., $3, New Jersey Stato Opera Orchestra, Friday, 9-12 p m.; 009-924-8777. Ballroom, 200 Morcor St., Hamilton 215-294-9742. Alfrodo Silipigni, conductor, soloctions stroots, Now Brunswick, Rich Graham, Juno 30, 8:30 p.m.; 201-5490931. Squaro. Sundays, 8 p.m,-11 p.m., from Cnrmun, Aida, Pagtiacci, Tosca. Button Down Cafe, 4160 Quakorbiidgo 609-588-9339. Kusor Farm Mansion, 390 Nowkirk Avo Samson et Dalila. July 0, 0:30 p.m., Road, Lnwroncovillo, Livo EntvrUvn- Monroe's, Spotswood Gravol Hill Road and Kusor Road, Hamilton Country Garden Slnto Arts Contor, Holmdol, ment, Wodnosdays-Fridays, 5:30 and Lower Matchaponix Road, Monroe Israeli Folkdancing, sponsored by tho Homo Tours, through Novombor, Exit 116, Gardon State Parkway, p.m.-10 p.m.. Dancing, Wodnos- Thurs.-Sun., 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m, Township, l.avondor, Wodnosdays, 10 Piincoton Israeli Folk Danco Group at 201-442-9200. day-Sundays, 10 p.m.-1:30 a.m.; 609-890-3630. pm; G.O.O.. Thursdays, 9 p.m.; Tho Tho Jewish Contor, 457 Nassau St., 609-799-3335. Princoton, Mondays, 7:30 p.m.-10.30 Princeton University Summer Arrungomont, Fridays and Saturdays. 0 p m , 609-895-9600. Midsummer Night's Tour of Community p m.-io p.m.; Crazy Mama, Saturdays, Chamber Concerts, Cavani Quartnt. Catch a Rising Star, Hyatt Regon 10 pm.; 201-521-4100. Gardens In Tronton, July 14, 4 30-7:30 July 10, 8 p.m., Richardson Auditorium, p.m.. Porry Stroot, 609-393-7153 cy-Prlncoton, 102 Carnoglo Contor, Masqueradors Square Dance Club Princoton Univorsity, 609-250 5977, Plus Dance, Amorlcnn Wost Windsor, Devi Giivin. through July Nassau Inn, Polrnor Squaro, Piincoton, Ciochoslovakian Formers Club, Pootry Contost, sponsored by tho 8, 609-987-8010. TAP ROOM: Jonnlo Dryson Hand, Fri- Hankins Road, East Windsor, lirst, third Amorican Pootry Association, dondlino The Rogency Ramblers, Dixloland mu- day nnd Saturday, 9 p.m.; Guitarist nnd filth Fridays, 8 p.m -10:30 p.m., Juno 30, writo: Amorican Poolry As- sic, July 6, 7:00 p.m., Woodlot Park City Gardens, 1701 Cnlhoun St . Tron- lovio Williams, Wodnosdoya and 609-440-4047. sociation, Dopt. CO-56, 250-A Potroro Outdoor Amphllhonlor, W. Now Road. ton, Nirmty-Cont Dance Nights, agon Thursdays, 5 30 pm-10 30 pm and St., P.O. Box 1803, Santa Cruz, CA Kondall Park, 201-297-4433 21 and over, Thursdays nnd Saturdays, Fridays, 5 30 p m 0 30 p.m.; LOBBY Princoton Country Dnncoru, Suo 95061. 9pm, 009-392-000/. BAR- Pianist Stove Kramer. Dupro and a pick-up bnnd, nil musi- Rutgers Unlvorslty SummerFost, Thursdays-Saturdays. 7 p m -11:30 p.m. cians wolcomo, July 11.201-359-5750. Princeton Chess Club, Urnmwnll Shanghai Quartet, July 10 ut 8 pm.; The Clarion Hotel 399 Monmoulh St. and Sunday ftrunch, 11 n m-2 pm; House, YWCA, Paul Roboson Plnco, Fluto and Guitar Music from tho Enrtt Windsor, livo Diindf, Filrtnys nnd 009 921-7500. Princeton Folk Danco Group, McCor.li Princoton, Thursdays, 7 p.m.-11 p.m., Americas with Jnrnos Scott nn<' •"•nhiritays; VVKXIV Dtwcn t'nrty 009-924-9088 Nicholas Galuson, July 11 fit (1 p ir. Courtyard. Princoton University cam- l\l. Mond.iyi, Tuorujnys, Odotto's, t; Hivor Road, Now Hopo, Nolson Frpiit'. piano, July 1i> nl I) p m . pus, Princoton, Tuesdays through Ihur •>'•> -14H -"00 fa., rmnitt Ik'b Loan, Saturdays and Nicholas Music Cenlnr, liulmiis Dm Snpt. 4, instruction 7.30 p.m., roquo-,1 Princoton Family YMCA Stamp Club, Mondays. H 30 p in midnight, I'i.vw vortiity, Now Brunswick, ?Q\ '):)'.' /'j\ 1 ri n n c I n (| 0:30 p m . • 1 0 p.m., discussion nnd trading, July 11. Club Bono [Xnnor Thootro. HI :i',, li.v. ovory ovmiinq oncopl Tuo-.dayi. 00!>-Gfl3-yO/1. 009 497-9022. Saymvillo. Physical Ci'iitlitli. July (i nl H 30 p m -mldniflht, 2l5-0fi?-?43?. Summer Gnla Concerts. [)ol:\w;uo Val 10 p.m , fhyli'ss Hyntan. July 7 a\ 1."!() Princeton Squnros, Square Dnnco Washington Crossing State Park, / om I o y C i) 11 o (j n, SI u d o n t C n n I o r nnd 11 30 p m ; Commlian ji'hn V.-i'hy Old Day flontnurnnt, ot-03 Church r.l, Club, Inwiom.ii Hone) Flri>h<>u:.o. 1?!>2 ol tho I onapo (7 yrs. • ndultj, July /, 1 -3 Auditorium, Doyliiotown, ( onstpn (Dr Duty I. July iV lit !> 'JO and 11 .10 Now Urunnwlck, l.iva Jnit, I..nwroncn HOIK) (Mt. ;'0D). Low- p.m., Niituro Contor at Washington Chnwtwr Ensoinblo ol thicks County, p.m.; Coniodinn Rob Hmtfatt, July 21 nl Tlmrsdiiyn .'inlurd.iyn. 10 p m •? fl m , wncovllln, HOUND!;- funndavn, ! 30 Crossing, G09 737-OGO9. July 7 nt 0 p m , S15-iMM-yn01 / .30 nnd 11 30 p m ; i'O I • T.'I •3000 i'OKMO 3111

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ARIES (3/21-4/20): Family, and pleasure are a risky combo. probably much overdo!! this week. It may be time to and emotional security needs to be domestic and property interests are Full Moon brings rewards from VIRGO (8/24-9/23:) Another may remove those rose-colored glasses addressed while new or expanded accented early this week. Full the past. Paperwork may play a accuse you of being selfish with once and for all! Communications opportunities on the job front are Moon early in the period puts the key role. Travel plans possible for your time early this week. The are difficult mid-week. You strug- highlighted. spotlight on career and community many. Later, remain cautious in gle with feelings and emotions. Full Moon intensifies differences AQUARIUS (1/21-2/19): Sense of status. Later, nerves are frazzled financial affairs. Health warnings are in the stars for in romantic, creative or self continues to undergo change. and tempers may be short. Fire- some. Later, the domestic-family self-expressive interests. Later, Confidence and ego are so-so. works with a loved one may be scene is tense at best. CANCER (6/22-7/23): Rela- anxiety mounts. It's hard to under- Important changes in relation to difficult to avoid. Expect to feel SAGITTARIUS (11/23-12/21): tionships continue to take the heat stand another's behavior or domestic and family interests are more calm in the weeks ahead. Don't allow others to take advan- under the Full Moon's potent in- motivation. Favors on the job underscored. Full Moon issues tage of you early this week. Re- fluence. Misunderstandings or dis- front are likely; advancements are health and job warnings. Don't TAURUS (4/21-5/21): It may be wards from the past may catch you greements may be difficult to side- possible now. ignore signs or symptoms. Later, important for you to stand your off guard — and just in the nick of step. Later, elders, parents or the advice or counsel of a pro- ground during this trying petiod. time! Later, financial and emo- those in authority are nettlesome. LIBRA (9/24-10/23): There is a fessional may be necessary. Don't Full Moon highlights in-laws, le- tional disagreements may be dif- Career demands escalate, and it strong need to regenerate your hesitate! galities and property interests. seems everyone wants a bit of energies. Full Moon in a promi- ficult to avoid. Travel or com- Later in the week, independence is your time — including you! nent position highlights marital munication snags are irritating; so PISCES (2/20-3/20): You may have a theme: yours or anothers. is another's narrow or LEO (7/24-8/23): Health, job and status, career and outside interest to make some uncomfortable Change in residence or living ar- while home and domestic matters self-righteous view. choices or decisions under the Full rangements will take place, and, dependents' interests are aspected under the Full Moon's influence. continue to undergo change. CAPRICORN (12/21-1/20): Full Moon's early influence. Questions unfortunately, there will be more Later, personal anxiety develops of loyalty or truth are accented. Be discord for many. A strong need to protect yourself Moon early this week underscores and self-interests develops. Think- over private affairs, residen- relationships, obligations and your alert to incurring an unnecessary GEMINI (5/21-6/21): Friends and ing and planning will be more ce-living arrangements or love ever-growing need for indepen- loss. This is a poor week to money continue to be a poor mix. productive than impulsive or hasty life. dence. You may not be able to gamble with security. Later, it Groups, clubs and affiliations may efforts. Later, your closest rela- SCORPIO (10/24-11/22): Focus at- have it both ways much longer! may be one misunderstanding need to be reassessed. Business tionships need clarification — tention on your key alliances early Later, tempers run short. Financial after another.

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