The Franklin NEWS RECORD The Franklin News-Record 'The Princeton Packet Inc. 1990 All Rights Reserved IUSPS 573 BOO) Second class postage paid 50? at Manviiki H J Ottm Thursday, March 29, 1990 Vol. 35, No. 13 Sleep-out for the homeless

DRIVE.. .Girl Scout Troops 507 in Somerset and 509 are sponsoring a blood drive Saturday; March 31, 10 By Donna Tunney a.m. to 3 p.m. at Hillcrcst Managing Editor School on Franklin Boulevard. The drive benefits the American Tom O'Leary will not rest as long Red Cross. as there are homeless people in the United States, in , in Somerset County and in Franklin Township. He's the executive direc- NORSE., The play, 'Asgard-A tor of the Somerset-based Samaritan Tale of the Norse Gods,' written Homeless Interim Shelter (SHIP), and directed by Franklin resident and the Somerset County coordinator Andrew Parks, will be per- for Housing Now!, a national effort fonned by the Franklin Theater to benefit the homeless. Ensemble this weekend and also Mr. O'Leary is the guy local April 1, 6, 7, and 8 at Sampson people call if they've been burned out G. Smith Intermediate School. of their home or apartment or if the For tickets call 356-6487 or landlord changes the lock on their 545-4229. deadbolts. Dubbed the "big man." Mr. O'Leary's stature is not so im- posing as it is comforting. His size EXPO;..The Franklin Chamber only means more folks can lean on him for strength — and they do. of, Oamerce is having its an- Tom O'Leary nual business exposition today, Mr. O'Leary is dedicated to mak- Thursday. 4 to 8 p.m. at the ing the public aware of the plight of resurrcctand restore the $25 billion {Holiday Inn on Davidson Av- homeless people. He operates out of a taken out of the housing budgets enue. Admission is free and the small office in the First Assembly of since 1981." community it invited. Represen- God Church on Franklin Boulevard Mr. O'Leary said he and his col- tajryev from busuiesse*, clubs, and, with the help of church officials leagues will ask President George Otekflizatkmi, and* government and volunteers, will stage a sleep-out Bush to use a portion of the "peace wQ! set up exhibit. Product for the homeless on the church prop- dividends" for affordable housing (ample* will be given away and erty April 7-8. and homeless programs. "We want there wilt be door prizes. A similar event was held two some of the money that is being cut weeks ago at a Somorville church from defense spending this year and but, since most of Mr. O'Leary's in coming years to go toward these work is done in Somerset, he decided important programs. And we hope to DKP...A representative from to arrange a sleep-out here. push forward the Mickey Lcland the state Department of En- "Our intention is to raise com- Housing Act of I99O, which is named vironmental Protection will give munity awareness about the homeless after the Democratic congressman a demonstration at Rutgers Prep and the need for affordable housing. from Texas who died last year. This Tuesday. April 3, on the subject In Somerville, 15 people slept out the bill defines how the money should be I whole night and many others came of recycling household and haz- spent and also pinpoints the funding ardous wastes. The lecture will for an hour or two." Mr. O'Leary mechanism. That's the problem with be given to fifth through eighth said. housing bills — they never seem to crafct io J^w& HalL 1& J» The Somerset sleep-out is sponsor- actually say where the money is ed by SHIP, the First Assembly of going to conic from," said Mr God Church and the Somerset County O'Leary. chapter of Housing Now!, and will But Mr. O'Leary admits that sup- serve as a prelude to what Mr. port for affordable housing programs BENEFIT...A benefit dinner O'Leary hopes will be a massive and longterm projects to help home- for St. Peter's Medical Center in protest in Washington. D.C.. April less people needs to begin at the local New Brunswick is planned tor 14-15. level. The sleep-outs are one way of June 2 at the Somerset Hilton. "In Washington, we're going to getting people involved. Tickets are $130 and may be sleep outside the capitol building, "It was great at the Somerville reserved by calling 745-8542. Staff Photo • Patti Sapone which constitutes civil disobedience. church. We caused rubbernecking I may get arrested, but I really don't delays. People saw us and saw what Taking a break care." said Mr. O'Leary. we were doing and a lot of people "The reason we're going to Wash- joined in." MARKET...The Franklin Girl Scout Ashley Siems enjoys a slice of pizza during Scouts Fun Day held March 17 at St. ington that weekend is because it's Township Department of Social Matthias School. Troops from the Somerset area gathered for games and fun activities. See How many homeless folks are Easter weekend, and we want to ask there in Somerset County, or in the Services Neighborhood Preser- more photos on the Lifestyle page. our representatives to symbolically vation Program ud Working See O'LEARY, Page 24A Single Parent Group are spon- »oringsFleaM«jietApf,l2I.8 MO/ to 3 J».m. « the social service* otm, 935 Hamilton Candidates present views at PTO forum St.' Table rentals are $10, space is SS. Make reservations by By Laurie Lynn StrasMr times arc happening in Franklin ot a viable team," she continued. The candidates also forwarded calling Mary Eads at 246-7139, on the board. It will take the collec- Staff Writer Township. I hope we can continue "I'm looking to enhance my leader- tive capabilities of the board mem- their views on increasing parental Marian White at 828-6286. or the momentum we now have, ship and organizational skills us a involvement in the district. the' social services office at Candidates' Night gave the public bers to give their wisdom and judge- especially with the new super- good team lender." ment to serve you people correctly." "I've been to every school in this 873r2300, Ext. 310. No food a chance Tuesday to meet intendent and present member!!. It has "As an engineer and doctor," said district." said Mr. MacDonald. "I'd ftrt allowed. Rain date is faee-toface the contenders in the This is not the time for retrench- been a pleasure and an honor to be Mr. Kane."I've served in many cor- ment," he declared. "Times have walk through the halls and simply upcoming Board of Education elec- part of that group." porate positions, The board needs observe. 1 don't know if the board tion. Sharon Potter, president of the changed. Let's move forward and not "It takes an ample amount of time team players; perhaps it's not the nickel and dime the board and pro- MacAfce Road PTO. explained that to learn all the skills to be a member right time to have any real disscntion See CAMPAIGN, Page 24A the purpose of the forum was to allow grams to death." i Township Pop voters to make an informed decision, football and Cbetrlead- Sponsored by the joint Franklin -mim will t* held Juw Schools Parent Teacher Organiza- 8 p.m. The program tions, the event took place in the How the budgets boyi and girt* aged 8 MacAfce Road School gymnasium. H '- ' r'gBWIan With four competitors for three ,„_. .... child at seals, voter* face a "musical chairs" nimtm mi should bring a diminution. In uddilion to two in- add up for 1990 I* W«h certificate and a cumbent;. — board president Karen tot pho»o. Physical ex- Ikxlnar and board member Rebecca By Donna Tunney aid lo municipalities. Hut the Town- ams eft required. Children may While-Johnson ~- former two-term Managing Editor ship Council WHS able lo avoid regitter, HMM tabn* *e reiulit board member Hugh McDonald seeks layoffs of municipal employees, und u come-back, and newcomer Richard It takes a lot of money to keep retain Ihc municipal services thai are ofa physical exeat. CMI of the Franklin Township and Somerset program' (i $33 pef child, with Kane is campaigning hurd to establish currently funded. himself for Ins first run. County running —$173 million lobe Proposed cuts in slate mil to the family (rfaai avaiUbte. Ptof more exact. The combination of school, details, cell 846-9927. Mr. MacDonald *aid llmt (he board school district arc ulso largely should strive to become more pol- municipal and county taxes in the responsible for the 9 percent increase icy •oriented. "I've served two limes coming year is expected to cost in this year's school budget, which ' • * *.• before, and twice, I've tried unsuc- Franklin homeowners $3.08 per $100 stands ut $40.45().(XX). II approved cessfully to get the board to undertake of assessed valuation. by the voters April 24. the 1990-91 RRTIRB A retVttntm dinner The municipal budget udoptcd by U being planned by ttwRrankln lungtcrni planning," he dialed. school budget will iransluic lo u hike "There arc volume* of information (he Township Council Tuesday is in Ihc tax rale of I5J cents per SMXI TowrJIlp PotlM D*partm«nl to $22.9 million — a 9.8 percent In- hono* U firneat Uvw end Ht. sent In every board member every of assessed valuation, for a total week. The board get* entirely (oo tied crease over last year. The inx rale fur contribution of $2.09 per SIIX). John Him; who are flrthffif 1990 is up 6.3 cents per $100 or SaAer ^2 add 27 ye«o oft. die down in minute dciull*. It has to The school budget included $l..<5 become more of u planning body and assessed valuation und brings the million in anticipated state aid thai [force, MMctlvely, The dinner total contribution to 57.5 cents per b* April 6. 7 p.m. at rclcptc those details to the ad- the district won't get under Gov. Jim ministration." $100. It's the first tax hike in (he Florlo's proposal. In fuel, proposed mlaJ Farmi Reitaurant. 'township in seven years. Tickeu, at $25 eaoh, can be "The time we're spending on the slate aid for 1990-91 is nearly hull u by calling Lt, Clark board I* extremely tin-target." Township Manager John Lovcll million dollars less limn lust ycur. Hut or U. Daniel Uvak at responded Kcbcccn Whilc-Johnnon. anticipated an even higher increase the school board elected to mnintuin "Thlit superintendent has streamlined during preliminary budget workshops its proposed budget rnlhcr than cut our meetings a lot." In January, but slid he was able to programs. "Karen and I were involved lit the "hold the line" by making con- Another blow to the school district superintendent search," she udded, servative cuts in nearly every de- wu Gov. Florlo's decision to lrce« "Dr. Clancy HIKI the board sui down partmental budget, living a total the distribution of grant money to •nd talked about the things going on H»to • Donne Tunney $600,000. Also, the Township Coun- school*, Franklin was to have re- in othef districts. An an employee of cil voted to transfer $300,000 from ceived $100,000 as seed money for a the Hate Department of Education, 1 Blown to smithereens the township's surplus account into magnet school program, The district the operating budget. In an effort to have wen m«iewlde Innovation* and old amokeataok In But Mlllitone waa the flret to blow aa wu one of four In New Jersey slated brought « brow) spectrum of infor- further reduce ft tax hike. to receive the grant. The actual im- mation to the dimrk-i," demolition orewa leveled the Laurie Rubber Factory March Mr, Lovell attributes the increase plementation of a magnet program "Thii board l« mil political: it hat 21. A few hundred reeWente watched aa the amokeetaok, a in dlli year's budget to factors has been put on hold, although school tbj children1! beit interest at heart," arnallar chimney, and thai water tower ware detonated. AQi beyond the council1! control, such is board members and parent organiza- laid Mft, Bodnar, "I'm very pleued ftubbtr Company, ownen ol tht property, plan to build a higher premiums for municipal em- tion leaden lay they will continue to with the performiBC* Dr. Clancy hat pwk it the Market.Street location., •' -•• ployee health Iniurmce benefits and been a&UtHiiWttMi district. Exeltuie MMHatl#Si«%ai AM*I »*»»** I Mi fWj «Mill I iiuJ «_i~«_> The Franklin News-Record.Tl 2A March 29, 1990

COURT DOCKET POLICE BLOTTER Michael Aldridge, 31, of Edison A bottle was thrown through the A storage shed at MacAfee Road L/uuglas Watts, 33, of Somerset' The following judgments were handed down in Franklin Township was arrested Friday, March 23. and second floor window of a Hamilton School was reported burglarized was arrested Sunday, March 25, and Muncipal Court March 19, 20, and 21. charged with possession of a con- Street home Sunday, March 24, March 19, police said. A trac- charged with driving while intox- trolled dangerous substance, police police said. tor/snowblower valued at $2,000 was icated, police said. Mr. Watts was said. Mr. Aldridge was arrested on stolen but was recovered later in a arrested after being stopped for al- Blair Avenue by Officer Carlos Tor- field behind the school. The doors of legedly driving cratically on Some- John L. Deturris of Edison was found guilty of driving while relio of the Street Crime Intervention the shed had been forced open with rset Street. He was arrested by Of- intoxicated and driving while his license was suspended. For the firs Vandals slashed the tires on a 1987 Unit after marijuana, under 50 grams, bolt cutters. ficer Jeff Suriano and additionally offense, he was fined $750 plus $25 in court costs, had his license Chevrolet Saturday, March 24, on was allegedly found in his ear. He charged with refusing to take a Baicr Avenue, police said. The paint revoked for two years, was ordered to perform 48 hours at the was released on his own re- breathalyzer test, driving while on the was scratched, the antenna broken, Intoxicated Drivers Resource Center (IDRC). and 30 days communi- cognizance. revoked list, and speeding. ty service. Kor the second offense, he was fined S5()() plus S20 in and windshield wipers damaged. A metal cross was stolen from atop court costs and had his license revoked for an additional two months. a tombstone in St. Andrews Cem- etery on Main Street March 18. Vance Parker, 28, of Somerset was A boy's bike valued at $125 was Fire log arrested Monday, March 26, and stolen Sunday, March 25, from a police said. A structural fire was reported '' Allen \V. Snyder of Belle Mead was found guilty of driving while charged with shoplifting from the Newport Avenue home, police said. Wednesday, March 21, at a Bayberry /.',' intoxicated. He was fined $250 plus $15 in court costs and had his Foodtown on Easton Avenue, police Drive townhome, police said. No one '. said. Mr. Parker was observed by license revoked for 180 davs. was home at the time of the fire, '^ store security allegedly attempting to which caused smoke and water dam-' take meat valued at $74. He was A beer keg valued at $10 was DWI arrests age to the unit where it started, and 'j remanded to Somerset County Jail reported stolen from the Holiday Inn Benjamin Darby of Piscataway was found guilty of driving while the adjoining, unit. The cause of the and held on $2,500 bail. on Davidson Avenue Sunday, March on the revoked list. He was fined $500 plus $15 in court costs and 25. William J. Dcgnen, III, 25, of Tire is still under investigation but is hail his license revoked for an additional 30 days. Plainfield was arrested Friday, March not considered to have been of '', 23, and charged with driving while suspicious origin. Preliminary reports ' Two cameras, a video cassette intoxicated, police said. Mr. Dcgnen by fire officials indicate the blaze ' recorder and a briefcase, with a total Michael C. I'lshman of Somerset was found guilty of driving while A children's double stroller valued was arrested by Officer George may have been electrical in nature. value of $700, were stolen from a Fusiek after his vehicle became stuck Fire companies from Somerset and ', intoxicated He was fined S25O plus $25 in court costs, had his at $140 was stolen Friday, March 23, Radio Court residence Friday, March from a Girard Avenue home, police in a ditch on Weston Road. He was Middlebush responded. There were ^ license revoked lor six months, and must perform 12 hours of service 23. Police said the kitchen door was said. released on his own recognizance. no injuries. ""• at the IDRC. kicked in.

F.ugene S. Mueller of Somerset was found guilty of driving while Hempstead Cleaners on Route 27 intoxicated. He was fined SKX) plus $20 in court costs and had his was robbed Sunday, March 25, license revoked for 60 days. police said, the front door window had been smashed and $300 in cash was taken from the register. Clyde I). Williams of Somerset was found guilty of driving without insurance. He was lined $300 plus S20 in court costs, had his license revoked for one year, and must perform five days ot The Fotomat on Easton Avenue conimunitv service. was burglarized Saturday, March 24. Police said the sliding windows had been smashed in. Stolen items have not yet been reported

DR. JOEL MANN An attempted burglary was re- ported Sunday. March 25. at A-l Is Pleased to Announce the Opening of Cleaners on Route 27. Police said the front glass door was broken but entry was not gained COUNTY VETERINARY

HOSPITAL Damage to autos this week oc- curred on Franklin Boulevard. New- 3176 Route 27 • Kendall Park Brunswick Road. Rutgers Pla/.a. Route 27 and Blake Avenue. Nothing ,4// Companion Pets - Cats, Dogs, Birds was reported missing from any of the cars but each was entered Members of the FHS Guidance Department review the catalogs of some of the colleges that will 201-422-7500 Hours by app't participate in College Night April 5. Representatives of more than 100 colleges, career schools and branches of the military will attend. A theft was reported Frida\. March 23, at a Hollywood Avenue home. Police saul S-t.20 in newspaper I I I inonev was stolen. 1 ' ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . » . ' . ' . ' . ' FHS readies for College Night INSIST UPON THE BEST! Franklin High School's annual Col- Marshall College. Georgetown Uni- Rutgers University. Seton Hall Uni- WII LOWS SWIM CLUB I I I I I I I 1 I TT I I lege Night is set for April 5 at 7:30 versity. Gettysburg College, Johns versity, Stevens Institute of Tech- z: DAY CAMP p in More than HHt colleges, career Hopkins University, Lafayette Col- nology, Stuckion Stale College, and lege. Ixhigh University. MIT. Penn A[>p!n.di (ini die mm KM ML' uttL-plcil schools, and military representatives Trenton State College. ln»in the ^encr..! puhlic lor children 4-12 are scheduled to participate in the State University, and U.S. Air Force. Among the career schools that will \cars i>l ate program, which is open to students Coast Guard, and Merchant Marine send representatives arc Barbi/on i)uralmn l-fi weeks lx*irinninj! June 25, and parents Academies. School of Modeling, Capri Institute Some of the New Jersey colleges SihcJuk Ill:»i)iol3(). Monday Iridav A wide range of colleges will of Cosmetology, Cittone Institute, l.t^dtion Sand Hills Kiuil near Kt J7 in participate in College Night. Some of which will participate are College of Engine City Technical Institute, Kcnd-ill Park the competitive out-of-state colleges St. Elizabeth, Drew University, Helcne Fuld School of Nursing, (W ll't!lstralion jpplkaiu»ns and further which will be represented are Farlcigh Dickinson University. Kalherine Gibbs School, Laboratory inttinnal tin. call Carnegie Mellon University. Colum- Glassboro State College. Jersey City Institute of Merchandising, Somerset 201-297-9023 bia University. Cornell University. State College, Kean College of N.J.. County Technical Institute, and Dickinson College. Franklin and Mercer County College, Middlesex Tctcrboro School of Aeronautics. THE RESIDENTIAL LIGHTNING SPECIALIST County College, Monmouth County The various branches of the mili- College. N.J. Institute of Tech- tary will also be represented. nology. Ramapo College, Karitan Sponsored by the high school Name CALL OR SEND TO: Valley College. Rider College. Guidance Department, College Night Address — 244 Route 31 DAYTON is designed to provide insight into the City & State. HOPEWELL. NJ 08525 broad range of educational op- Phone . 609-466-3217 AUTO REPAIRS portunities available to students. FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD The format of the evening will AT EDISON GENERATOR IS CxUr Cm* LMM J PLEASE SEND INFO D PLEASE CALL FOR FREt ^BTIMATE , NJ. •MT7J consist of three 30-minutc sessions FOREIGN & DOMESTIC MI-MMM* during which students und parents can meet with representatives of their • TIRE CENTER • BRAKES-MUFFLERS Tin (ratlin Mr.. R«.rt (USPS 57) KX» it p«t> liihtd tvcr> Pwnday by TIK Pnfkctcm Faifcff. Inc choice. Admissions officers and •TUNE-UPS -AIR CONDITIONING Strand claw (unufc pud * Maanlk. N I (KU11 hMmauet and mUntt tftmci w The FIMUM representatives will give information • TRANSMISSIONS *• AUTO ELECTRIC SPECIALISTS NC»I Recoil. IS Cadai Qnm Um. SooBnx. N 1 and answer questions pertinent to 01171 Enter Our TOWING AVAILABLE curriculum, career opportunities, and (• ALSO AT OUR EOISON LOCATION • US HWY NO 1 •985-5020) ftv)rfw.f22 Higher mri lor utf-uf-itMiMy ivu|. campus life. US HWY. NO. 130 N. (OPPOSITE DAYTON FORD) DAYTON •Hrn nqiMH All tdvtrllllfti publnhcd m The f raahlia Students and parents who have not N««» •.•cord li oaStM u *e applicable ratt card. CRAYOLA® cty«n of whkk V* available fium the advetiitMg yet registered for College Night may dr pan www The N«wt rricrot 0w n(M Ml to obtain a complete list of participants 329-6300 M Wverliit*'* ««4rr Only publicHM of M J mr« ttiall COMHM KM] acxrpl«M« und a registration form in the high BUNNY school guidance office. COLORING CONTEST HEADACHES? CAROLIER LANES PRESENTS (.ome |niii us m ,t I'Kr.l* puhlu to learn lum vmir hr.ul.u he SUMMER LEAGUE BOWLING AT ITS VERY BESTI $20 M" llClpt'U Wlu-.r: 4 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE MORE GREAT PRIZES FOR THE 90's * FROM THE • VACATION FOR TWO TO HAWAII or a HALLMARK DELUXE CARIBBEAN CRUISE EASTER DISPLAY • FAMILY VACATION TO DISNEY WORLD • Color "EGGS" •actiy M When: you wUh! * 1991 FORD ESCORT* • Mart be 12 or younger 3 WINNERS Win THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS IN CASHI DIAMOND RINGS! Enirkt muii be rctcivttl Hy HI ' m J I'M J« H1 LEAGUES FOR AIL - BEGINNERS OR LONG TIME BOWLERS I low SIGH UP N0WI OHM LEAGUE OF YOUR CH0ICH

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• Post-Mastectomy Program a "Flick and Float" Fun night this The museum will be available to the THURSDAY, MARCH 29 • Parents Anonymous Support by the First Church of Christ, Scien- public every Sunday at 1:30 until 4 co-sponsored by the Somerset County tist, 123 East Cliff Street, Somerville winter at the Somerset Valley YM- • "Coping Constructively with Group will meet every Thursday p.m. from April I through June 24, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Somerset Unit of the American Cancer Society at 8 p.m. All are welcome. If local CA's Bridgewater facility for chil- Anger and Frustration on the Job" and the Somerset Valley YMCA. The dren from 7 to 13 years of age. The with the exception of Easter Sunday, Medical Center, 110 Rchill Avc., transportation is needed, call April 15. A member of the Associa- sponsored by The Lydia and Morris Somervillc in Conference room A program will be held at the Somerset 201-725-9482. program offers participants an op- Goldfarb Institute and the Division of Valley YMCA in Bridge water to portunity to see a movie and enjoy a tion will be in attendance to explain and B. Child care will be available. • "The Pirates of Penzance" the blacksmith and wheelwright Community Education of Middlesex For information about the group call April 26, from 1 until 3 p.m. This swim from 7 to 9:45 p.m. No regis- County College. The program will be free program includes aquatic ex- presented by the Villagers Barn tration is required. There is a fee for equipment on display. Parents Anonymous at Theatre, 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset held from 9:15 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at I -800-843-5437. ercise, a discussion and support the movie. For information contact • Hispanic Fellowship will meet the Central NJ. Jewish Home for the group. For information contact the through April 1. Gilbert and Mindee Hadley at 201 -526-0688. Sullivan's classic musical com- Sundays at 1:30 p.m. at the Kingston Aged. 380 DcMott Lane. Somerset. Somerset Unit of the American Presbyterian Church, located on For infomation call Lilly Miller, Di- Cancer Society at 201-725-4664. edy/opera. For performance infor- • "Personals" will be presented by • Self-Defense Course offered by mation and reservations call the Princeton Community Players, Route 27 in Kingston. The meeting rector of Continuing Education at • "Clozaril in Non-Responding will include singing, Bible study and 201-873-2000. Ext. 707. the Rape Crisis Service of Somerset 201-873-2710. Triangle Theater, I7l Broadmead St. County. The sessions will be held at Schizophrenics" will be the topic of fellowship. Lunch will be available the medical lecture at the Carrier in Princeton. Performances will run • Single Senior Women 10 to 11:30 the Rape Crisis Service, 95 Franklin • Forum for Singles meets at 7:30 through April 7. For performance for those who wish to come earlier. a.m. Thursdays. Washington School, Street in Somervillc Classes are Foundation in Belle Mead. The free p.m. at the Unitarian Church of There will be child care and activities lecture will be held from noon until I schedule or reservations call craft room. First Avenue. Raritan. scheduled from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on Princeton, Route 206 and Cherry Hill 609-92I-6314. for older children. All meetings are Sponsored by Somerset County Of- Thursdays. For information about p.m. in the Atkinson Amphitheater Road. The forum usually attracts open to everyone. For information and is open to the public. Free fice on Aging. For more information registration and fees, contact Dara about 150 people each week. It SATURDAY, MARCH 31 call Ricardo Green at 609-734-8401, call Eileen Curran. 201-231-7175. Sorchini at 201-526-2335. parking is available. For information provides a low key opportunity for or the church office at 609-921-8895. contact Carrier's Department of people to get to know one another, • "Breakfast with the Easter Bun- Medical Education at 201-874-4000, make friends, and explore ideas. ny" hosted by the Somerset County MONDAY, APRIL 2 Ext. 4461. There are small discussion groups as Vocational and Technical High FRIDAY, MARCH 30 well as special events. Refreshments School in Bridgewater will be held • Rape Crisis Counselor Training The Rape Crisis Service of Somerset • "Prayer: The Last Resort or the are provided, with a $6 donation from 10 a.m. until I p.m. in the requested with a reduced rate for school cafeteria. There will be prizes is plan ning its training seminar for First?" will be the topic of the free rape crisis counselor volunteers. The public lecture on spritual healing held newcomers. For information call Eric and games for everyone to enjoy. The Meier 201-821-0732. children can be photographed with training will provide volunteers with the Easter bunny. Reservations are crisis intervention and counseling • "Jekyll and Hyde" presented by required. There is a $10 per adult and skills. After training is completed, PUBLIC NOTICE the George Street Playhouse, 9 Liv- SI per children under 13 years of age volunteers will be qualified to answer ingston Ave., New Brunswick will fee. All proceeds will be donated to hotline calls and provide comfort and PUBUC NOTICE support to victims of sexual assault. TOWNSHIP OF FRANKLIN run through April 8 with per- the school yearbook fund. For infor- SEWERAGE AUTHORITY PUB- If interested call 201-526-8005, or LIC NOTICE Is hwrty given mat al formances on Tuesday, Wednesday, mation or reservations contact, Pa- 900 P.M.. prevailing lime, the 9th Thursday, Friday and Saturday even- visit the Rape Crisis Service at 95 day ol April 1990 at ft* office ol lha tricia Hofmann at 201-526-8900, Bnnnot Authority 70 Commerce ings at 8 p.m., Sundays at 2 and 7 Ext. 224. Franklin Street, Somerville. • Drrv«, SonwMt. New Jersey a p.m. and Thursday matinees at noon. pubttc heating win be held on the Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting adoption ot the ANNUAL BUDGET There will be one Saturday twilight • "Spring into 4-H Workshop" If ol the Township ol Franklin Sew- Carrier Foundation, Patient Dining erage Authority lor the fiscal year performance at 3 p.m. on March 31. you always wanted to know more June t. 1990 to May 31. 1991 Room, Belle Mead. This free Copies of the ANNUAL BUDGET Tickets range from $16 to $25. Park- about 4-H this special day of work- are available lor public Inspection ing is available for $1 behind the shops has been planned for you. self-help group meets at 8 p.m. on a at the above stated office ol the weekly basis. For information call the Authority DKM Properties Street intersection. Parents and their children, ages 9 CHAIRMAN MICHAEL PEACOS Carrier Foundation at 201-874-4000. - TOWNSHIP OF FRANKLIN For information or ticket reservations through 19, attend a variety of work- SEWERAGE AUTHORITY call 201-246-7469. FNR: 3-29-90 It shops and work on projects together TUESDAY, APRIL 3 FEE: $500 and separetly. The program will be held from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the • Slo Pitch Softball The Tuesday , Somerset County 4-H Center, 310 Night Men's Slo Pitch Softball', Milltown Road. Bridgewater. Regis- League which plays at North Branch .' tration is required and there is a SI0 Park in Somerset County has an fee to cover workshop supplies and opening for one team. Interested lunch for both the child and parent. teams can call Bob at 201-722-4250 For information call 201-526-6644. nights of Rich at 201-725-9419 days. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 ! • One Way Ticket Hard driving traditional bluegrass at its best will be • Motherwell Four-week dance ex- . performing at the Mime Street Play- ercise for expectant and new moms, house located in the basement of the offered by the Robert Wood Johnson First Reformed Church, at the corner University Hospital. New Bruns- , of Neilson and Bayard Street, in New wick. The class will be held in the s Brunswick. The Coffeehouse opens Hospital auditorium from 6-7 p.m. , at 7:30 p.m. and the show starts ut 8 Registration is required. For lees and p.m. Admission is $3. Refreshments information call 201-937-8820. are available. For information call 201-572-4173 or 201-549-0931. • "Exercise with Sandy" an ex- s. CHIROPRACTIC >uailbt66k ercise program focusing on problem -> • Rummage Sale The Raritan Val- areas, and developing strength. Ilex- .

DANIEL B. KRANTZ, D.D.S. PODIATRY DR. JOSEPH W. SCERBO

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Gerald F. Fenater, M.D. Call x tab 2)% OFF tbt lomt David L Bortnlker, M.D. \ ticketed price on every ntw Announce the opening Spring drtu in tbt store, of our Newest Location The franklin Newt-Record Salt ends Sunday. on March 1st at 225 DeMott Lane Someraet, NJ 08673 469-9040 873-1188 SOMBRSBT WARRBN M HlUteM HIM Town Forum 6A The Franklin News-Record March 29, 1990 EDITORIAL Developers are sharing growth burden Earlier this year county planners met with the Township Council's Zoning Subcommit- tee to talk about creating a Transportation Development District in Northern Franklin. These districts are intended to alleviate traffic in high growth corridors by requiring developers to contribute money toward road maintenance projects, reduce rush-hour traf- fic through staggered work shifts or build affordable housing nearby for their employ- ees. It sounds good, but the formation of such a district in Franklin is a long way off. Discussions have just begun, and many more meetings will be held before a decision is made. But there is one local development firm that is already moving ahead with a similar and desperately needed plan. S/A Associates of Garden City, N.Y.. developers of Atrium North and South office complexes, and owners of the Garden State Convention and Exhibit Center, has agreed to pay for the realignment of New Brunswick Road at Cedar Grove Lane, a notoriously dangerous District One's new pumper Photo • Steve Goodman intersection. Neil Gallo (left), Elizabeth Avenue Volunteer Fire Company chief, and and replaces a 1963 vehicle, the oldest in the fire district, which The firm also will pay for the designs to Fred Shimalla, chairman of the board of Fire Commissioners District includes Elizabeth Avenue, Middlebush, Millstone Valley and realign School House and New Brunswick One, shake hands on a job well done — the acquisition of a new Somerset volunteer companies. roads, at Elizabeth Avenue. Total cost of the pumper for the company The 1990 Pierce Pumper cost $250,000 two projects is S4.5 million. The funding comes as part of an agreement that will allow S< A Associates to build the Atrium South office complex on 230 acres of land in the New Brunswick Road area. Lack of control adds to traffic mayhem Township Manager John Lovell called the Rapidly slowing down, this stale »o re other problems: When tratlic slows down, and they are, we often lag behind other financial agreement a major gesture of good in is heading inward gridlock Twn-nn.h THE STATE air pollution increases; when roads are countries. We could increase our gas lax will on the part of the developer, and said snowstorms during the altcrnoon can lurn built and forests fractured, the result is by 50 cents a gallon to pay for public a 15-minute trip into two hours or more' increasing pollution of the land, and hence transit and more efficient highway travel that Calton Homes, builders of a massive An accident a! a maior highway inter- WE'RE IN ol water too Ditto lor the volume ol and still have the lowest-priced gasoline development in the New Brunswick Road section can hack trallic up |nr miles and runoff, so flooding is more prevalent. among the major industrial powers in the hours David F. Moore That all means we must spend more to world. Even if we went only part way in area, is also slated to contribute to the road What's wrong1 How we've umVi'llcd remediate the problems we've created in that direction, we'd need fewer roads and improvements *. allocation ot Und rysnuii.es i< what s cycle it decav and replacement ol •needei areas Til llockl control, water treatment and have less traffic, less air pollution and a 1 Franklin officials obviously k'how how to wrong. And because wf haven't exercised facilities that's terribly inelticicB*— It' air pollution control devices much higher quality ot lite. that control as well as ha\e our western much less expensive l<> care lot bridge" Klliciency in transporting goods and Just imagine what it would IK- like to be bargain with developers and they're doing a European counterparts, and because we and tunnels, parks and playgrounds, on J people has to be increased, yet we've able to walk or bicycle to work! Or have a good job of it. They're making sure the have not devoted private and public capi- regular basis than to build, let them slowly abandoned thousands of miles ot rail shopping area where you didn't have to fall apart .and then tear down and build township gets something out of development tal to providing public transit and amenity corridors in the slate. Now. a IW> bond drive from store to store; or be able to live dollars as we should have, the whole them again' issue is scheduled lo reacquire some ol within a lew yards of a place to work and besides more congestion — things the town- system falls apart, and a dollar and quality those rights-ol-way for transit purposes shop, with parks and natural areas and ship couldn't possibly afford, like S4 million of hie downward spiral sets in We've got more inlrjsUiRlmc per with, I hope, a chance to use those lormer farms close enough to walk to. capita to take tare ol than other stales and rail beds for loot and bike travel between in needed realignments, or in the case of the Some numbers that lend credibility lo All of that can come to be if conve- countries have because we've opted lor today and when we should pill rails back nience and more efficient design are built this process were quoted recently by the and subsidized, development sprawl Be- K. Hovnanian Co.. huge parcels of land chairman ol the Port Authority ot New I suppose the misguided mentality that into what we build, und what we rebuild. cause our labilities seive dispersed says auto travel should be a public ex- We don't have much in the way of good destined to remain as open space. York ami New Jersey. I'hilip Kalten- populations, and because we need to bacher pense but rail travel has to pay for itself examples yet Nor have we invested We hope that the county continues to look devote so mm h publk. money to build from its own revenues is part ot the property in public facilities that would He recalled that in the I'iNis. ihis new roads and sewers where there were problem Ol course both highway and rail help shape such a future The Florin seriously at northern Franklin as a potential country spent 20 percent of its budtret on none bclore. we uiiil devote dollars to travel should be a public-private partner- administration has a chance to start. With public works of all kinds By the Transportation Development District. It things thai keep our economy moving ship, and to some degree both arc. but the well-focused initiatives in slate planning mid-1980s, that number had dropped to seems to be an ideal location for it. But in the Such labilities arc not lo serve new highways clearly have the upper hand and tax policy, we could be on our way! less than 7 percent. residents, hut migrating ones 1 meantime, it's good to know our local when it comes to tax dollais David I- JV/OOR is executive director of The result is that we have enlefcd .i All this transit inelliciency leads to While we think our lax dollars are high. officials are way ahead of the game. the New Jersey l'on\ervation foundation. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Teen hotlines EDITOR'S SUGGESTION BOX wheti" will the money go ' The lollimitw lu'iluic* arc pro\ided b\ Y'IUIII Support the I hose det isions w ill he made m Ihe Ploaso send mo your comments on what you would like to read about Scniccs, I'l.innuif and ("oori/m.iJini; Council <>/ kick rooms ol ollicial Washington, over in The Franklin News-Rocord. Mail them to: Editor's Suggestion Box, Djvlon. 7/)OM' walked UJ|7I a ' me 24-hour \crvicc Housing Act the coming months We are not yet even Franklin News-Record, 15 Cedar Grove Lano. Somerset, 08873. Or in the room wheie those decisions are doliver them to the office. Suicide/crisis pretcnliun: 727-52::". (604) To the hditor: going to be made Bui we must quickly Donna Tunney, Managing Editor X'«)-2I2(I». INWI \vs 224-1-. The Mickey [.eland Housing Act is a make ourselves and our demand tot the bill that the house leadership piomiscd lo AIDS hotline: I-KOO-J42-2-H 7 - ,, end In homelessness and the ctealion ol t introduce during the lobby days heloie lite I-KOO VJ2-7.M I* allordable housing a pail ol that process (Xtobcr march and rally. The bill is Consider what money could do it used Ala-fall: I-Hfdo what has become possible In lad. |us( last Planned I'urenthood: 24ft 2554 or iWN| 5W-4HM must be done month Ihe odds have impiovcd dramati Congressman I loyd I lake ll) NY) is t..illy. and passage has become Lit moic dialling the bill Ihe pimic sponsor will jHissihlc than it was helore mutt likely be Rep HilKitav. Maionly lh<> I i

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8A March 29, 1990 The Franklin News-Record Cut-a-thon benefits MDA LIBRARY CALENDAR Geometrix Hair Salon, located on Route 27 in Somerset, will sponsor its first cut-a-thon Sunday, April 1, to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association. FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP PUBLIC LIBRARY Mens, womens, and childrens haircuts will be discounted and 50 percent of the day's proceeds will be donated to the association. The 485 DeMott Lane, Somerset, , Easter Bunny will also be on hand to give away colored eggs to (201) 873-8700. youngsters. The cut-a-thon runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The MDA is a voluntary national heath agency which provides patient FRIDAY, MARCH 30 care and services to victims of muscular dystrophy. • Early Drop-in Craft A simple activity for a child to make during their library visit will be held from 10:30 a.m. until noon for children 3 and 4 years of age. ' Ten medals for DECA students TUESDAY, APRIL 3 \ • Music Makers Activities in song and rhythm at 10:30 a.m. foe Fourteen Franklin High School students recently competed at the Distributive Education Clubs of America State Leadership Conference children 2-1/2 to 3-1/2 years of age with a parent. Registration is held at theParsippany Hilton. required. \ Six students came away with 10 medals for the Franklin chapter. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 ! Students who placed in their events and received medals are as follows: 5 • Association for Research and Enlightment Video Tape Dave Roseni'eld - Apparel and Accessories, Supervisory; three medals Series "Getting Readings From Edgar Cayce" with El&e and Bill in role play, written and overall. Sechrist will be presented at 7:30 p.m. The program is free and open Kara Coleman - General Marketing, Supervisory; two medals in role to the public. play and overall. Alexandria Moore - Finance and Credit; one medal in written and one MARY JACOBS MEMORIAL LIBRARY, Staff Photo • Mark Vteth in overall. 64 Washington St., Rocky Hill, The campaign trail Paulette Robinson - Advertising and Display; one medal in overall. (609) 924-7073. Holly DeCaro - Electronic Marketing; one medal in overall. Assemblyman Rodney P. Frelinghuysen (R-Morris), chats Maria Velez - General Marketing. Master Employee; one medal in THURSDAY, MARCH 29 with Franklin seniorsat the Quailbrook Nutrition Center during overall. • Toddler Time with Pat Mckinley at 10:30 a.m. for children 2 to Other students who competed were: Nicole Batts, Ed Connell, Greg a visit to town last week. The assemblyman is running for the 3-1/2 years of age. The program consists of 30 minutes of stories, Gantt, Beverly Hatch, Andrew Kornegay, Nicole McMillian, Lori 12th District Congressional seat being vacated this year by songs, and play activities for toddlers and parents. Parents should Rep. James Courter. The candidate has served in the Stanukinos, and Laurie Taglarini. They were accompanied by advisors, A. Kavalesky and V. Newhall. plan to remain with their children. Registration is required and is Assembly since 1983. limited to members of the Mary Jacobs Library and other branches of the Somerset County Library system. Town sponsoring Youth Parent Day FRIDAY, MARCH 30 • Stor}time for preschool children 3-1/2 to 5 years of age at 1:45 The Franklin Township Department of Social Services is sponsoring the p.m. A film "Angus Lost," will also be shown. This program is free second annual Youth Parent Education Day Program, April 20, 6:30 to 10 and open to the public. p.m. at Franklin High School. This year the feature attraction will be Reduce Your Mortgage "'The Too Tough Band," performing such numbers as "All My Love," SATURDAY, MARCH 31 "Secret Garden" and more. • "Dinosaur Origami" Martha Landy will demonstrate the Without Refinancing Participating service agencies include: the police and health depart- Japanese paper-folding art, and participants will create paper ments. Rutgers University Financial Aide Department, Raritan Valley dinosaurs. The program will begin at 10 a.m. for adults and children Community College. The Open Door, Middle Earth, Pregnancy Crisis aged seven and older. Registration is required for this program, Save $10,000 or More Center, Pregnancy Aide Center, Somerset County Vocational Tech's which is free and open to the public. Twilight Program, Somerset County Council on Alcoholism, Damon House, Family Counseling Service. Also, the department of social Esquire Mortgage Consultants services will take applications for Summer Youth Employment Training. Refreshments will be provided by the department of social services High School Happenings 19 Martin Avenue Neighborhood Preservation Program Group, and the Working Single South River, NJ 08882 Parent Group will provide babysitting services for parents who must This calendar of events is prepared and submitted by the Franklin (201) 254-7679 attend with their youngsters. High School PTSO. To add events, call Marta Mayle at 828-5766, Tickets in advance cost 50 cents; admission at the door will be 75 cents. two weeks prior to the intended publication date. Tickets can be purchased now at the social services office. 935 Hamilton It's time you take control of your Mortgage St., Somerset. For more information call 873-2500, Ext. 310. Friday, March 30 •FHA/HERO State Leadership Conference in Cherry Hill •'Almost Anything Goes' at 7 p.m. in the gym. For Poster contest invites entries tickets call Mrs. Hoff at the high school, $5 each Sunday, April 1 Students in kindergarten through grade 12 are invited to participate in a •'Pirates of Penzance' at Villagers Barn Theater, 6:30 p.m. statewide Earth Day Poster Competition, sponsored by the Environmental to benefit the Booster Club. Call Ed Petroski at 873-2364 and Occupational Health Sciences Institute (EOHS1) and Students for Trie place to look for tickets for the right job Environmental Awareness (SEA) at Rutgers. For additional information call 463-4828. Monday, April 2 is in the Packet Classifieds. •Boys Baseball against Watchung, V & JV at home 3:45 p.m. F away, 3:45 p.m. •Girls Softball against Watchung, V & JV away 3:45 p.m. F home, 3:45 p.m. Tuesday, April 3 •FHS PTSO meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria with Gaar Lund, art supervisor, and Judy Brendel, math Simplicity. supervisor, subject: Options for your students OL CHANGE, LUBE * FILTER WITH PURCHASE OF •Boys Tennis game against Watching at home, 3:45 p.m. COMPLETE ENGINE TUNE-UP •HSPT testing begins $QQ90* 6 cyl •4410 Wednesday, April 4 OP 4c 8cyl»49» •Boys Track against East Voorhees away, 3:45 p.m. Son* vshidM. van* and trinnri* xiglnM add! •Girls Track against East Voorhees at home, 3:45 p.m. INCLUDES •Boys Tennis against Voorhees away. 3:45 p.m. • Complete angina > Checking fuel & emissions system analysis • Chech a sat timing, carburetor and •Boys Baseball against Voorhees, V away, JV and F at • metal naw plugs Me I pood home, 3:45 p.m. • Inspect filters, belts a • 12.000 mile*, 12 month guarantee PVC • Standard ignition a additional •Girls Softball against Voorhees, V at home, JV and Fway, 3:45 • Measure enhauat part* extra •mlsatone p.m. With This Coupon Exp. 4/5/90 Thursday, April 5 CM Change Lub* & FMer • 14.90 REO. •21.90 TranwniMlon Smvice *24.90 RE0.*2S.M •College Night, 7:30 p.m. FHS cafeteria Ractotor Flush & « *34.90 REQ.»39.90 Friday, April 6 Fuel Infection Service •39.90 REQ.'49.90 •Edward J. 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It does take just 13 minutes to determine Ifchlropracik treat- f.idoiy r> li.itr plus K«lp rear rollera Music Institute ment can relieve your back pain, headache, or neck pain. I'll take the $KHtoi<>t Vtk r.i.l.'. I lhmiuim,l,(.».!) |.4W""H U«y nii'iuNy pivim-nti »t nun coat to you according to the terms of your policy. '^|>lFmlw! I I'f »> ( Hln fi»l< II • I; "I' A»li »< l"f drimU • Rhythm Section Lab & Performance Ensembles • Audio Knginccring/4-tmck recording Chiropractic haa had great success la treating i Back fain Neck Pal* Hip Palo MILLER EQUIPMENT • Basic MIDI. Synth Programming GROVERS MILL COMPANY Headacaa* SIMMM Numbness Cranbury Road Route 130 * Computers & Software Robblnsvllle, NJ Pafasfttl Joints Shoulder Palo Palo Dowa Ufa Princeton Junction, NJ • Private Instruction For Alt Instruments Am Ma Cold Hands/tot Anhritls/BunllU • Certificate Program Available JOSEPH J. NEMES & SONS NEW BRUNSWICK AQWAY "Voltti youW* tri$4 eblropnetie Highway 206 North 1160 Somerset St. - Rl. 27 Voted you birtui doat til you can." Princeton. NJ New Brunswick. NJ "Musk EdiKilten Program of the Vtsr" HILLSBOROUQH LAWN A GARDEN AjBpfOi, S* im fowh ol s Comtra 820 Route 206 im 201-320-22M Belle Mead, NJ Mwsk * Sound •PMA1M9 Award* 1077 Rout* 1 • gdlion, NJ * 01637-2904 The Franklin News-Re 10A March 29, 1990 Co SOCIAL BAZAAR

By Edia Stanford-Bruce our local area over the past three gift or that you got the invitation that in silence, attired in various stripes, Special Writer years. It is not intended to cmbarass Monday. plaids, and polka dots proceeded by anyone. However, if the collage re- the bride — fully veiled. Who in the A joyous springtime, neighbors. sembles your wedding experience, whole wide world does not know The windy month seemed to be such The invitation said 2 p.m. You've you have my heartfelt sympathy. been sitting in the church for 15 she's taken this trip before and in- a good time to discuss wedding deed, the ring bearer is her son? etiquittc, but, not to preach. The day of your girlfriend's wed- minutes already. Fifteen minutes ding has arrived. On such a crinoline later, the guests begin trickling in. At The bride's cousin renders a solo Let me tell you a little wedding talc crisp April morning you can't be 2:45, the groom is palling fast and the so far off key it could not be found to make a few points. The fictional annoyed anymore remembering the minister sends the sexton out to ask off, off, off Broadway, afterwhich wedding discribed in the following five-hour trudge from store to store the party to hurry up and get on with she promptly missed a step while paragraphs is a composite sketch last Saturday in desparate search of a it. The musician never shows up and defending the rostrum. based upon actual events which oc- decent, reasonably priced wedding the bridesmaids mince down the aisle The festivities continue at a fire- curred at real weddings celebrated in housc that took a quarter tank of gas and 20 minutes to find. The air stinks with blue-grey cigarette exhaust MONTESSORI 'Super Walk' is Sunday fumes. The tables arc packed together so tightly the only way the caterers Children's House The Somerset Marriott on pected and will begin their 15 kilo- could serve them was to turn their Davidson Avenue will be the host meter walk when the Super Cities bodies sideways. Some of the tables 47 N. Main St. are still bare of tablecloths. While in Milltown hotel for the Somerset County Super Walk skydiver touches down on the Cities Walk to benefit the National hotel property at 10 a.m. Registered the ladies' room, you meet the bride's Multiple Sclerosis Society Sunday, walkers and volunteers will receive sister. •NEW- April I. refreshments prior to the race and. in "I can't believe it!", she tells you, About 1,000 participants are ex- cooperation with Roy Rogers "The dressmaker just now had the a second location Restaurants, will be given a roast nerve to drive up in front with our beef sandwich lunch after they com- (the bridesmaids') dresses in her Opening Sept. 1990 Looking plete the walk and return to the hotel. trunk-and she asked us if we still want them!" Dayton, NJ for a job? The walk will begin at the Marriott Hit the and follow what has been termed By now, everyone is seated and it's Call 846-0164 Blue Chip County, proceeding time to toast the happy ncwlyweds. newsprint The groom's brother, the best man. Preschool Program before you hit through various neighborhoods, tak- ing a mid-point break at Colonial enamoured of his own voice, hogs the 'A and full days the pavement. Farms Restaurant and return to the floor forever making his toast as you day care available Check the Marriott. watch your cheap, acid-tasting cham- classifieds! pagne go flatter and flatter. Cousin For more details call the Marriott at Bad Singer does it again-same 560-0500. song-believe it or not. The guests send up a request that she immediate- ly cease and desist. CHIROPRACTIC LIFECENTER New number The lights go low as the DJ slips Alice Jeanne and Paul V. Stevens 3043 Route 27 into his earphones. Uncle Lush, (201) 422-7888 to reserve already smashed, attempts to break- Franklin Park, NJ dance. Then, you are tee times bang-boom-boomed to a nervous Stevens-Gulotta Dr. Leonard A. Mazza pulp with an excruciatingly loud ANNOUNCES Golfers who need a tec time on rap-funk-rock mix. You can't under- Somerset County Park Commission's stand a word of conversation. You exchange vows golf courses can now reserve a tee leave the affair before you go totally time seven days a week. 24 hours a deaf. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Gulotta of Franklin Park announce the day. and up to 24 hours in advance by Whizzing home in the darkness marriage of their daughter Alice Jeanne to Paul Victor Stevens, son calling 560-1500. with the windows up and the radio of Victor P. Stevens of Somerset and the late Despina Stevens. The county commission has im- FREE* off, you reaffirm your decision to do The marriage took place Oct. 29, 1989 at St. George Greek plemented a new aulomaled lee time exactly what your mother and father Orthodox Church with the Rev. Anthony Pappas officiating. A reservation service for the following Spinal Examination & X-Rays did when they got married-elope. reception followed at the Martinsville Inn. Martinsville. I New Patients - normally S235) courses: Spooky Brook Golf Course. 'Nuff said.' Y'all take care. Bye! Quail Brook Golf Course, War- Martha Gulotta, sister-in-law of the bride was the matron of honor Edia Stanford-Bruce lives in Some- and Victor P. Stevens, brother of the groom, was best man. INTO FREE* renbrook Golf Course and Green rset and contributes rcguarly to the Knoll Golf Course Ncus-Record. Attendents were Karen Lodato, Karen Kish, Charlotte Camarota and CHIROPRACTIC DAY Spinal Check & Adjustment Terri Stevens. Ushers were Gary Pultro, Philip Gregor, Paul Gulotta (Existing Patients - normally S30l and John Hauss. Bonnie Russell was the flower girl and Bobby Saturday Russell was ring bearer. "Please call early to ensure The bride is a graduate of Woodbridge High School and is April 7, 1990 an appointment Y.B. Choi employed by Rutgers, the State University. 10 A.M. - 2 P.M. The groom is a graduate of Franklin High School and is employed by Pioneer Pharmaceuticals. CHIROPRACTIC—a holistic approach to your health & well being. KOREAN KARATE CENTER The couple honeymooned in San Fransisco and Hawaii, and now GRAND live in Franklin Park. OPENING Evening seminar planned Tommie M Bryan, director of the Hast Millstone-based Learning tori $ Living, will present an evening seminar titled "Getting Noticed" as part| NOW of the Franklin Adult/Community Education program. 100 off It will offer suggestions for raising visibility to open up opportunities! With Free Uniform I lor recognition, advancement and success. The seminar is planned furl FIRST 25 MEMBERS J Wednesday. April 4. 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. To register call 545-4229. There' is a $10 fee. J MEN * WOMEN BOYS * GIRLS HealthHike program at SMC The monthly meetings of Somerset Medical Center's HealthHike CALL: 297-9350 walking exercise program al Bridgewater Commons will be held on Y.B. CHOI'S 3001 HWY 27 FRANKLIN PARK Tuesday, April 3, from K:3<) to 9:30 a.m. and on Wednesday, April 4, from 7:30 to X:3() p.m. in the Community Room at Bridgewater Commons. The program is sponsored b> the medical center, Hridgewater Commons and WMGQ FM-WO. All Hcallhllikcis and those interested in joining the program are invited to attend I)r Ronald Nahass of Somerset Medical Center will discuss l.yme disease A question and answer session will follow. The meetings will include refreshments, tree blood pressure readings and registration of new members. The HealthHike is open to people ol all ages HealthHike brochures. Information llooth in the Commons or by calling Somerset Medical Center at d85-2S2K.

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The Christian Education Com- to join the congregation which She was a membcrr of the Franklin Helen Paitakis of Easton Avenue in Beatrice Hairston Woodford of the Services were held Monday, mission of the Somerset Presby- worships in a beautiful colonial Park Senior Citizens Club and was a the Somerset section died March 20 Somerset section died March 21 at St. March 26, at Gleason Funeral Home, terian Church, 100 JFK Blvd., style building at, the corner of former member of the Ladies Aux- at St. Peter's Medical Center, New Peter's Medical Center, New Bruns- 1360 Hamilton St., Somerset. will present an inspirational family Amwell and Millstone River iliary of the Franklin Park Fire Com- Brunswick. She was 85. wick. She was 70. Burial followed at Franklin Mem- roads. pany. Lenten program Sunday, April 1, Born in Greece, Mrs. Paitakis orial Park, North Brunswick. During the service the congrega- Mrs. Woodford was born in New Her husband, Abraham M., died in at 6 p.m. The public is invited to came to the New Brunswick area in tion will participate in a dedication Brunswick and lived in the Frank- 1985. view the film, "It's Friday. But 1922. lin-New Brunswick area all of her liturgy for the 10 young people Surviving arc a son, Joseph of the Sunday's Comin' ." She was a member of St. George life. Joseph J. Zvolensky Guiding its viewers to achieve a and four adult leaders who will Lanoka Harbor section of Lacey; two spend their spring vacation on a Greek Orthodox Church in She worked 25 years as an operator daughters, Patricia Pretot and Viola new appreciation of their faith, work-camp trip in Appalachian Piscataway. for E.R. Squibb, New Brunswick. Sliwka, both of the Somerset section Joseph J. Zvolensky of the Some- this film conveys a powerful Her husband, John Paitakis, died in Her husband, John Woodford, died of Franklin; three sisters, Dorothy rset section died Sunday, March 25, message that has motivated Chris- The youth group raised money 1952. in 1983. Bastedo of Little Rocky Hill, Eliza- at home, after a long illness. He was tian congregations around the for the trip with a flea market Surviving arc four sons. Constan- Surviving are a sister, Edith Elliott beth Moore of Bridgeville, Del., and 78. country to seek a deeper, more earlier this month. tine of East Brunswick, Stephen of of New Brunswick, and several Margaret Hunt of Somerset, and five Mr. Zvolensky was born in Fair- costly commitment to Christ. Dr. Tarpon Springs, Fla., Chris of nieces, nephews and cousins. granddaughters. chance, Pa., and lived in New Bruns- Anthony Campolo's hones humor Jamesburg and George of Hopewell; Services were held Saturday, Services were held Monday, wick many years before moving to makes the audience laugh at their The Hispanic Fellowship of the a daughter, Katerine Mangelos of March 24, at the Anderson Funeral March 26, at Mather-Hodge Funeral Somerset 26 years ago. short-sightedness and motivates Kingston Presbyterian Church Service, 201 Sanford St., New Ripon, Calif.; a brother, the Rev. Home, 40 Vandeventer Ave., Prince- Before his 1977 retirement, re- then* to take action and reach out in association with the Red Cross Brunswick. Stavros Kavoulakis of Crete, Greece; ton. worked as a superintendent for the to others in unselfish service. is sponsoring a course "Com- eight grandchildren, and seven Burial followed in Franklin Mem- Burial was held at Penns Neck U.S. Postal Service, New York City. While adults view the film, munity Cardio Pulmonary Re- great-grandchildren. orial Park, North Brunswick. Cemetery. He was with the postal service for 34 children ages 5 to 12 will watch a suscitation" in Spanish on April 6 Services were held Saturday, years. film for their age group and will and 7 at the church. March 24, from the Gleason Funeral Alice Allshou.se Roland D'Andria He was a communicant ot St. participate in Lenten activities. The two sessions, totaling eight Home, 1360 Hamilton St.. Somerset, Ladislaus R.C. Church, New Bruns- Nursery care for younger children hours, will teach the one-person followed by a service at St. George Alice E. Allshousc died March 22 wick. will also be provided. Roland J. D'Andria of Hunt Road, method of CPR that could make a Greek Orthodox Chruch. at The Medical Center at Princeton. The program will be preceded in the Somerset section, died March Surviving are his wife, Susie Varga difference between life and death Burial was held in Elmwood Cem- She was 68. by a pot luck supper at 5 p.m. 22 at Robert Wood Johnson Univer- Zvolensky; three sons, Joseph C. and to someone who has difficulty etery, New Brunswick. While the public is also invited to Born in Princeton, she lived in sity Hospital, New Brunswick. He James G., both of Somerset, and breathing, is choking, or who is the supper, attendance at it is not was 68. Robert G. of Coral Springs, Fla.; two having a heart attack. The first daughters, Frances Koy of East necessary for participation in the session on April 6 is from 6 to 9 Born in Brooklyn, he had lived in Brunswick and Eileen Reed of Spot- film program. For more infor- p.m. and the April 7 session is CUSTOM FIT Somerset since 1965. swood; four brothers, Eugene of mation, or to make a reservation Mr. D'Andria was a pipefitter and from 2 to 5 p.m. The instruction is tumtmrr cute, AT FAM/MHOM Edison, Geza of North Brunswick, for the pot luck supper, call the a member of Local 9 of Central New free of charge and will be led by Our mitlui/f/jitjysiatw hit Ben of California and Michael of church at 249-8674. Jersey. Felix Villanueva in the Assembly m«n thai jit, /X Houston, 16 grandchildren and nine Room of the church. n- a/ninth- oj' mvdiaiipro/i'S He is survived by his wife, Roslyn great-grandchildren. sionak nixt iitidtrstamland Nussbaum D'Andria; two sons, Neil Those who successfully com- It) 1/.H' irriffortarnv of imlniilnatizi'il of Bridgewater and Richard of Services were held Wednesday, The Hlllsborough Reformed plete the course will receive a tare Vit'taki'ril March 28, at Gowcn Funeral Home, Church at Millstone will worship certificate that must be renewed in that an- niad.1, /teifir \ttt( Metuchen, two daughters, Mary Ann Tirelli of Brooklyn and Donna Jaffce 233 Somerset St., New Brunswick, Sunday, April 1, at 11 a.m. Carol one year. For more information Pntt no obligation consuHation Aa people vary. M dots their weight lost Palmer Square 2:20 p.m.). 54 NMMU Slratt, Prlnetton. Ntw Jcnty m-9UQ93* Parent* Interested in tending their PLAINSBORO — 609-799-8288 Princeton Porrettol Village children to St. Mary's and ft* Wl»r 122 Village Boulevard, Princeton, New Jersey 6O9-SJO-07M Information on rcgtutrmlon; luluon, ROCKY HILL — 609-497-0096 etc., please call the school between 9 a.m. and 2 n m DK«— -..~>W.. U 20A The Franklin News-RecorSportd s March 29, 1990 Franklin baseball ready to come back strong Stoops, Blum to lead high-powered offense

By Rudy Brandt Senior David Madia, who played "He's one of our fastest runners," Sophomore Peter Higgins comes Sports Editor varsity and pitched jayvee last yeur, Gyuricz said. "I like that speed at the off an impressive jayvee campaign is another candidate for the Warriors' bottom of the lineup. He's a good The Franklin High baseball team last year in which he batted .700 He starling rotation, along with contact hitter, and he'll help us out at will take the field this spring hoping will play right field and bat leadoff sophomore Rich Ocleppo. who muy that part of the order." to regroup after a disappointing 6-11 "He has real good speed, he gets to get the ball on opening day. Junior Rich Gillio provides depth campaign a year ago. The Warriors the ball, and we know he can hit " "Rich has turned out to be very at second base. lost eight games by two runs or less Gyuricz said. "He has all the skills good," Gyuricz said. "He has good and did not qualify for the state SHORTSTOP — When Stoops we just have to keep him confident."' control, a decent curveball, and will tournament last year. isn't on the mound, he will play Franklin also has some solid out- definitely help out on the hill." "It was a pretty bad year for us," short. Stoops is also one of Franklin's field depth, especially in senior re- Junior flamethrower Hgbert Miran- third-year Franklin coach Ken top hitters and will bat in the third turnee Ricky Schwarz, for whom da will work in middle relief, while Gyuricz said. "We didn't play well slot.' Gyuricz hopes to find a spot. three other returnees who start at last year. We were kind of young and "You like to have a nice power "Ricky hits the ball real hard and other positions will provide pitching this year we will be even younger." hitter there, and Jim's gotten strong- real well. His batting has improved depth. The Warriors return eight let- er, which will help him both on the 100 percent over last year," Gyuricz Seniors Mike Lipski, Alex Pagnct- termen. but only two arc returning mound and at the plate," Gyuricz stated. "It's real hard to keep his ti. and co-captain Rod Blum will starters. said. "He's also a good contact hitter stick out of the lineup, and I hope to throw when needed. Here is a closer look at how who doesn't strike out very often." be able to use him as a DH." Mattia will play shortstop when Junior Rod Wilkerson is another Franklin wil line up this season: CATCHING — Pagnelti will be Stoops is pitching and bat eighth. backup outfielder who is improving the starter and handle the bulk of the each day. catching duties. The senior returns THIRD BASE — Two players arc "He's getting better and better PITCHING — Senior co-captain after a season of backing up still competing for the starting nod at Jim Stoops is the ace of the Warrior All-Mid-Slate Conference catcher hitting and defensively, but playing the hot corner. Lineen and junior behind Blum, he has to pay his staff, but Gyuricz is not sure which Tony Mento, who has since gradu- Mike Gillio are in the running for the dues," Gyuricz said. role the hard-throwing right-hander ated. spot, which would also likely will till. Pagnctti, who was second on the produce the Warriors' No. 7 hitter. "Jim's a definite Division I pros- club in doubles last season, will bat Lineen is a returning lettcrwinncr. but pect." Gyuricz said. "He can really fifth. Gillio has shown more firepower at Gyuricz feels pitching depth and play ball. He'd probably rather play "He rips the ball pretty good," the plate. offensive firepower will be the War- shortstop, but with his kind of ability, Gyuricz said. "He has nice quick riors' strengths. you've got to use him both ways. I wrists and he can hit the gaps." OUTFIELD — Blum looks to "We have enough kids who can may not use him as a starter because Senior Tom Lineen will back up have a lock on left field and the throw the ball over the plate where I of the new pitching rule." behind the plate. cleanup spot in the order. won't have to wait to make a Under a new state regulation, if a FIRST BASE — Lipski will start "Blum hits with a lot of power," switch," he said. "Even though pilcher throws five or more innings, many of them are inexperienced, we at first base, after seeing some varsity Gyuricz said. "He also has good foot he must have three days rest. The rule speed, and he makes some great plays have enough pitching depth." also stipulates a maximum of 10 action last season. The senior will probably bat sixth in the Warrior out there." Defense will be a team weakness, innings pitched during any one week. at least in the early stages of the "I will probably use Jimmy laic in order. Junior Eric Laughland may Senior Teddy Uberti returns to the outfield after seeing lots of varsity .season. Photo • Bane Coleman the games as a stopper," said slip into the lineup as well. action in left and right fields a year "We still have a lot of work to Gyuricz, who would then he able to Franklin pitching ace Jim Stoops fires a fastball during a game last SF.CONI) BASE — Senior Mike ago. This season, though, Uberti will do," Gyuricz said. "Because of in- call on his ace three times in one season. S'oops may move to thebullpen and become the Warriors' Williamson, a speedster, will start be (he Warrior center fielder and week to close out victories. closer this spring. and bat out of the No. 9 position. probable No. 2 hitter. See WARRIORS, Page 21A RUTGERS PREP GIRLS' SPRING PREVIEWS Franklin Lady Argonauts seek lax crown netmen By Rudy Brandl The all-important center spot va- "We're just very young Sports Editor cated by Tow sen will be split be- Neslvogel said. "We only have two tween Coakley and Grumet. The Rutgers Prep tMrls have put seniors, two juniors, and three "Usually, the player with the most optimistic away the basketballs and volleyballs sophomores The rest are Iteshrnen." ami arc ready to compete in the spring stamina plays center." (ilant/ow ex- Prep's two returning seniors have season Both the lacrosse and Softball plained. "That girl has to run. play been selected as co-captains. Short- By Rudy Brand! squaiK are \uung but puuniiaug both ottense and delciise ' suip Nikki Chelel. who may also see Sports Editor Hack on defense, (ilant/ow has Here is a look at the tw<**girls action behind the plate, and third The Franklin High boys' tennis two reluming seniors. Knsla Stella spring programs at Rutgers Prep baseman Jennifer Coslan/a will be team will be hard-pressed to duplicate and Vaishali Patel. who will slarl on the Argus' big oflensive guns. its feats of a year ago when it won the line defense. LACROSSE Junior Connie Conasvay also re- Mid-State Conference Delaware Alter a one-year absence Irom the Sophomores Kendall While. turns, having some big shoes lo fill. Division. Gracie Akid. Li/ Chen. Jenny Blyth. New Jersey 1'iep 'li' finals, the Lady Prep lost three pitchers to graduation, The Warriors graduated six of their Argonauts arc looking to return to the Lisa (irupinski. Jenny (idler, and so Conaway. who also plays the freshman Amanda Heron will all by top seven varsity players from last championship game. Last season. outfield, will step into the ace role year's 15-3 squad, and although Prep, which was (id overall, was vying for the three remaining spots in alter nol throwing at all last season. the Prep lineup. Franklin coach Sandy Sanchez dis- eliminated in the sciinlinals by Stuart Aside from all this, the junior will be likes the term "rebuilding," she Country l)a> School, the same team "I think our field players are pretty the offensive catalyst, batting in the knows that all things go in cycles. it bowed to in the linals the two good, now we have to lind a goalie." Icadoll position (ilanl/ow said "Our weakness is inexperience," previous seasons "She gels on no mailer what. Sanchez, said. "Most of these kids freshman Gabby DcSanlis has "iSluarti is our nemesis We were She'll walk, hit or bunt," Neslvogel have never had varsity exposure. We stepped up and looked good so lar in pmtv disappointed List year." said said "She's also a good baserunner didn't have a jayvee team in the sixth year Prep coach Carole the Prep cage Although IXSantis is and she causes a lot of havoc " inexperienced, (ilant/ow Icels she beginning of last season so they (ilanl/uw, who feels her team can Prep's other returnee is junior has found a good one. didn't gel to play that many letxiund despite the graduation of Naledi Khaho, who will split time matches." "Gabby is really athletic, and her center Adnenne Tow sen. who is between second base and the outfield. Franklin, though, has reason to be reflexes are very good." she said cunciiils plavinj: varsity at Haveilord Sophomore Ida Fiumfrcddo is a optimistic about the upcoming cam- "She's also tail and very vocal." College as a 11ohm.in first year player, but has the athletic paign. When it finally did gel the II the goultcnding comes .iioinid. talent to help oul. and may he able to opportunity to play, the jayvee squad Although this veai's club is Prep could be on its was lo another provide pitching depth. Classmates registered a d-l mark last year, and suphoniou' dominated, there aie a title run Janet Jcnkin and Charissa Grill are most of those players will be compet- lew reluming letteiwinners. "I think we can IK at least .*S(H). also balding lor starting spots. ing on the varsity level this season. 1'p liont. senior caplain Megan and I wouldn't expect anything less." Ciukles leiurns. (oakley was nol (ilant/ow said "Nothing says we Nestvogel cited four freshmen thai The Warriors' lone returning varsi- only one ol Prep's u>p scoters a Near can't win the stales A lot has to do are likely lo see starting varsity ty Ictterman is junior co-captain Gary ago. hut is also ailing as a caplaui in with attitude. Our girls aic really action: Chin, who appears headed for first her thud sport tins sear, bringing, dedicated, and I'm looking loi good Andrea McLaughlin will slart at singles after working out of the first necessary k'.ulcis|n|i qualities lo a .lungs '" lust base. Chene (iallini will share doubles slot last season. Chin and his young Icani shoilsiop/catchmg duties with Chelel. partner, Adrian Haglino, were run- The Lady Argonauts open then Amy Holiday will pitch and play the ners up in last year's Somerset Coun- Sophomore Niiole Weil/, who c.i in pa I g n by hosting Waul outlield. and Lynne Schwartz is battl- stuied 2' goals to lead the Lady law llattridge Friday. April (> ty Tournament at first doubles, but ing lor a slol at either second base or this year, with no returning •tingles Aigonauts last sen. also returns to outlield llu attack Classmates Andrea players, Chin's role will be different, (iiuniel. Cuts Mel/ger and Michele "These girls will make an impact "(iary is in a really tough spot," Kiiscn/wtig will help out up Ironl. SOFTBALL on tins progiam over the next lew Sanchez said, "He will be playing along with licet ircshman llelh I he sollball team is Imping to scars. They're extremely good Photo* Ban* Cofctman ranked players, but he is a really good rebound alter a disappointing * H kids," Neslvogel said. Aiscn.iult. who will piobably slart at Sophomore Ida Flumfreddo makes solid contact during a recent player who has improved." w ing season, but second yeai loach Heidi Sophomore Mark Hall, who played Neslsogel knows it won'l be eass Soe GIRLS, Pago 21A scrimmage against Franklin. Flumfroddo will be vying for a starting firM singles on (he jayvee team last spot on the Lady Argonaut Softball team this spring. season, has shown marked progress ' and will definitely find a spot In I he- singles rotation. Depth will propel FHS golfers "Mark has shown a lot of depth ' Pagnetti advances and variation on his shots," Sanchez By Rudy Brandl riors' lineup would more limn make but dropped to No. 5 last year said. "He's an intelligent player who • possesses a lot of different sliols." < Sports Editor up the difference. illuMrtles the great balance Franklin in Golden Gloves "Out strength is the ability to pack has developed, Aside from Chin and Hall, the rest last year was a milestone season lhem in riuhl around bogey golf." Jan Brown (46 4) and Jell Us of the Warrior starting spots are wide By Rudy Brandl dominate the icsl ol the i^iii lor the franklin High golf team. The lledmg said. "If we can get si* tcrmllter (49,0) will step up to the open, according lo Sanchez Warriors finished with n winning Among Ihc competitors fur the Sports Editor "He was gelling a link tutl| scores around and below ^70. we will fourth and fifth slots this year, while hut he was still a |,,i o . ,,, ., ! record (127) for the first time in win most matches," Heding will be looking to cither remaining five slots arc seniors Den- itl K l( 1Vl school history, and are hoping to I rankiiti I owuship's (THIS ol tin- the round and tame out in tltc hn.il The Warriors have all bul two players summer," he added, "lie should be for the stale playoffs. It's something "Emotionally, they're ready for third round I'agnctti had previous Iramc. only to IK hamnieu-d by reluming '""" last season, and there No. I on our (cam. He went out and we've never done," Heding said. the season. They're all psyched up ly defeated Thompson m ;, tvguliir I'agnctti again is every indication that thin year's shot 42 the lint three days oul. which Franklin missed a state playoff about (lie team and Ihc sport and they club will continue to be successful, amateur bout in Cmnloid via sec "I hit him with a gtn/mg led is 2 Vi strokes below last season's berth by one stroke last year. Hunt have really worked on their own '< ond round TKO. hook, then with nn overhand "Our depth wus good hist year, average." erdon Central, traditionally one of (he game," Sanchez said. "We have , I wa» confident idler iK-ming right." Pagnetti Mild "He mid thin year we have lour sirokes franklin alio returns four seniors to toughest teams In the conference, hard workers on this team, We have > him before, bul Mill u lutic ncr iinswered the standing eight count. separating our lop five player*," said this year's club defeated the Warriors by one shut on very strong desire and committment. vous," Pagnclti Raid. "He uune m then I hit him with another tight ninth year Franklin coach Al Hcdlng. Steve Richards (4,1 J), who played the last day More state qualifying, If they continue along this vein, Ihey me a lot harder and it was a |,,i iind they Mopped the light " Team balance proven especially No. 4 tut year. Is a scrambler whom This year, Heding In stressing indi- will be successful as athletes. tougher than the first right I le was vital In the Mid-State Conference, Heding nays "stays right In the match With the victory, Piignciti im- vidual improvement, which he feels "I demand a minimum of l«> * the toughest guy I've fought to where eight golfers play and six and won't get rattled." proved his amateur record to 5 • | Could lead to another fine campaign, percent," she said. "But I'm al*x> * far," scores are counted On many oc- Mare BlJenberg (46.)), like Rich- and advanced to the heavyweight "If we can belter out drat practice realistic. I'm not thinking of • chaw* ', casions last year, franklin'* lop three ard*. li \ Ihrce-tline lelterman. Thompson won the urn-mug division semifinal*, to be In-Id round by 10 percent, that'* 4 yt pionshlpw a record, My exptciatlofli * player* would be behind the oppo- Blicnbcrg had the club's top stroke round, but Pagnclli roared back to Friday night in Kll/abcth. itrokcs," Heding said. "Ten percent are them giving the beil^hey CMI • nent's first three golfers, but (he average u u sophomore (46.2), and per kid li a lot, am] If we do thai, we slrenolh at the boliom uf the War. ftlut IW>f Ikttl It* i*%4Mw.tu*»»t 1.1 possibly |ive, That's what anvalhlete I Business Journal 22A The Franklin News-Record March 29, 1990 Laurie Holmes enjoys exciting world of Tupperware Tupperware has made some dealers and train them. what a great extra income can be By Ann Haver-Allen changes in the product line to keep up "I help them and guide them and made here," she said. "Tupperware Managing Editor with current lifestyles. give them all the help they need to get has a lot of advantages including "Today's Tupperware is not the started in the business," Ms. Holmes Eleven years ago Laurie Holmes, a flexible hours, a terrific amount of said. "It is very gratifying to see native of South Brunswick, was a money that can be made in as little as Tupperware our mothers used," Ms. someone who doesn't have much home economics teacher, but that six hours per week, and the fact that Holmes said. "The old products were confidence in themself blossom into a was before she discovered the adven- you are your own boss. That appeals made of hardline plastics. Today good salesperson." ture of Tupperware. to many people." acrylic is used a lot. We also realized She said anyone can try Tup- Ms. Holmes started selling Tup- According to Ms. Holmes, Tup- that people not only wanted to use perware. perware when she was eight months perware has been around for 39 Tupperware, but wanted it to look pregnant with her first child. She said years. It started with Earl Tupper who nice." "Tupperware may not be |w she needed something to do. but not originally marketed his goods in de- So a new line of colors — pastel everyone, but it is for everyone to the demands of a full-time job. partment stores. Then he realized that watercolors — was introduced. try," she said, adding that she is Tupperware was the perfect solu- his products really needed to be "I've seen a lot of colors in the working toward her own dis- tion. Today, Ms. Holmes is a Tup- demonstrated so people could sec IO'/J years I've sold Tupperware, but tributorship. "That would be my pcrware manager for the Eastern first hand how the seals worked. He the new colors are the best. Sales dream come true." region. She has 32 dealers working took his products out of the depart- have really sky rocketed since the Ms. Holmes said her unit is enter- under her. ment stores and started the home new colors came out." ing its busiest time of the year and She was recently named 29th man- party plan. Another new Tupperware line is they are looking for extra help. There ager in the country out of a Held of "The home party plan has been the Ultra 21 oven bake ware. are a lot of incentives for hostesses I2,(XX). Her unit is the number one very successful," Ms. Holmes said. "These products go from the freez- including $70 in Tupperware — and out of the Kenilworth distributorship "A lot of companies have copied er to the oven to the table," she said. other fantastic gifts. and number four in the entire Eastern Tupperware's home party plan. To- "They are oven safe up to 600° and "The parties are easy and lots of region. day you can buy just about anything are also microwavablc. They are fun," she said. "And besides it's a "We are a very close group," she at a home party." great for people who like to cook really nice way. for someone to build said of her unit, The Music Makers. Ms. Holmes said Tupperware is an ahead and put meals in the freezer." up their Tupperware." "We are like a family." Ms. Holmes said another change in But Tupperware is more than just international product and is in use in Staff Ptioto«Ann Haver-Allen Ms. Holmes said selling Tup- just about every household in this Tupperware is the home party itself. her business. In her household Tup- perware is a perfect career choice for country. Laurie Holmes shows a few of the new Tupperware products. "Because lifestyles are changing, perware is a family affair. just about anyone who "loves" the "It's a product that has proven we offer a variety of party options," "My whole family tends to get Tupperware products, likes to make itself," she said, "and it comes with offer such a wide variety of products. said, but one look and the customer she said. "We have office parties or involved in the business," she said. money and enjoys having a lot of fun. a life-time guarantee." There is something for everyone." will see the difference in quality. She couples parties. One of our most "My husband is my biggest supporter While most of the people involved If a piece of Tupperware breaks, Ms. Holmes said Tupperware's also pointed out that the competitor popular party is a theme party. Sales and my children help me bag or- arc women, Ms. Holmes said men arc one only has to take it to a Tup- major competitor, which is readily doesn't offer a life-time warranty. have really increased because theme ders." also beginning to take notice of perware party and it will be serviced. available in supermarkets, has copied "If the product breaks, then you're parties attract a lot of people." Ms. Holmes is from Dayton. She Tupperware. "Tupperware really stands behind many of the Tupperware designs. The out the money."' she said. "Not so She said her primary responsibility lives in Kendall Park with her hus- "Men are beginning to rcali/e their products." she said. "And they competitor is also less expensive, she with Tupperware." as region manager is to recruit new band Kevin and sons Brian and Scott. MONEY MATTERS

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MUNICIPAL AGENDA Campaign Continued from Page 1A which parents could learn how to help THURSDAY, MARCH 29 meeting at 7 p.m. at the authority offices, 70 Commerce Drive, does that today. I'm involved with their children with homework or raise Somerset. their children's self-esteem. • The Franklin Township Council has scheduled a 7 p.m. meeting my child, but if you look at our "Parents are role models and initial in the municipal building, 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset. The purpose • The Franklin Township Rent Leveling Board will hold its school district in its totality, there is teachers for kids," said Mr. Kane. of the meeting will be the Development Ord./Master Plan Subcom- regular meeting at 8 p.m. in the municipal building, 475 DeMott very little parental involvement, and "Many kids return home to an indif- mittee. Lane, Somerset. the board can do very little beyond making suggestions." ferent environment. You don't just • The Franklin Township Planning Board will hold its regular Most of our audience tonight is learn skills in school; you learn by MONDAY, APRIL 2 meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the municipal building, 475 DeMott Lane, parents," said Mrs. Bodnar, "You practice — that means homework." • The Franklin Township Council has scheduled a 7 p.m. meeting Somerset. yourselves as parents can make a big "Parents should go to board meet- in the municipal building, 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset. The purpose • The New Jersey Water Supply Authority Capital Improvement difference." Describing herself as a ings," he added. "They should serve of this meeting will be the Development Ord./Master Plan Subcom- Program-Project 6 will hold a Public Information meeting with mother of five, all educated in the on special fact-finding task forces. mittee. registration at 7 p.m. and Call to Order at 7:30 p.m. in the Sampson district, Mrs. Bodnar gave examples Parental choice is a new form 'of G. Smith Intermediate School. The topic of the meeting will be the of task forces on which board mem- involvement — for example, .the bers and parents pooled resources. TUESDAY, April 3 Progress on the Conduct of the Environmental Impact Assessment. magnet program." There will be a public discussion period followed by summation and "With the input of parents like your- PTO presidents Mary Springer and • The Franklin Township Council will hold an 8 p.m. agenda future meetings schedule. selves, we were able to make easily meeting meeting in the municipal building. 475 DeMott Lane. effected decisions." she said. Debbie Shepherd posed the most Somerset. • Municipal recycling for Wards 3, 4 and 5. Newspapers should "Not all our parents are involved frequently raised questions of those be bundled with twine or placed in paper grocery bags. Aluminum to the capacity they could be," said submitted by the public Tuesday The Somerset County Board of Chosen Freeholders will hold its beverage cans and glass containers may be placed in the same plastic Ms. White-Johnson, "We need to night and those solicited previously at regular meeting at 11 a.m. in the Freeholder's meeting room, second bag and tied securely, with a limit of 15 lbs./bag. Corrugated paper open our doors to parents and invite PTO meetings. The candidates were floor. County Administration Building. Bridge and High streets, should be broken down into 24-inch pieces, stacked and tied in them into the schools more often. allotted equal time for their Somcrville. bundles. Place all recyclables at curbside the night before the Some parents don't have a good responses, and for opening and clos- understanding of the tools at their ing statements. While time con- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 scheduled pick-up, or no later than 7 a.m. on the collection day. For further information call the appropriate municipal recycling disposal. They form a negative image straints precluded an open-floor fo- • The Franklin Township Sewerage Authority will hold an agenda coordinator or the Recycling Center at 201-469-3363. when the only time they come to the rum, audience members were en- school is to see about the discipline of couraged to approach the candidates their child." Ms. White Johnson with any other questions during an suggested offering workshops in informal reception afterwards. HOW TO MAKE SMONEYS FIVE DIFFERENT WAYS Short-term volunteers needed O'Leary. 1. The $50.00 per 1000 addressing plan. The Volunteer Center of Somerset County is seeking volunteers for Continued from Page 1A About 300 homeless people walke'd 2. How to earn over $1,500.00 on someone else's money. short-term projects for the spring. Somersetsection of Franklin? Mr. from Manhattan to Washington, 3. Earn $100.00 a week in a business everyone can operate. Short-term projects are designed for individuals and groups who want to O'Leary says it's impossible to know D.C., passing directly through Frank- lin Township. Mr. O'Leary enlisted 4. How to get tree oil for your car. gain exposure to volunteer options, meet new people, and make a for sure, and the 1990 census takers the help of five area churches and 5. How the Government will lend you $15,000.00 without collateral, difference without a long-term commitment. won't be much help. All Five reports only $10.00 For information about projects, call Laura at 725-6640, or write The provided a meal for the marchers at Volunteer Center, United Way of Somerset Valley, P.O. Box 308, "The census didn't even call us, the Consolata Missionary Center <\n Send $10.00 to: AMERICAN LEISURE PRODUCTS we had to call them. We said 'look, 106 Madison Ave. Somerville, 08876. Route 27. In November, he joined the Irvtngton, NJ 07111 you've got to come here and look at marchers at a protest in Washingtop, our figures. We're housing people D.C. — it had taken them nearly t\£o here almost every day.' "he said. months to get there. "But they refused to come because "I hope that people in the Somerset we don't operate an actual shelter. area will join with us for this We don't have a shelter building." STOREWIDE THELmmxTi NEXT STEP sleep-out. Everyone is invited, in- SAVINGS.'!.' MWf&L In 1989. Samaritan Homeless In- dividuals, clubs, civic groups, any- FOOWEAR.. terim Shelter provided emergency one who wants to do something (o housing to 185 people — 61 women. help — because it will help. Evert1 Htrl 'XSXS GOODS 48 children and 76 men — altogether person counts and we need to help providing 2,702 nights of shelter. each other," Mr. O'Leary said. •; Mr. O'Leary and his small but Anyone interested in joining the energetic staff gave emergency food sleep-out is welcome to show up iit to 208 people, clothing to 286, help- the church the afternoon of April 7. ed 17 people find jobs, and referred The church is located at 322 Franklin 86 people to counselors, mostly for Boulevard and its pastor, the ReJ. substance abuse. Zollie Smith, has given the project Last September. Mr. O'Leary took his full support. Those who woujd a leading role in organizing the Hous- like additional details on the evaftl OUR BIGGEST M RAI ONS U ing Now! March to Washington. can call Mr. O'Leary at 247-4025.» FOOTWEAR EVENT OF THE YEAR Budgets Continued from Page 1A March 20. Homeowners will pay Air Flight Lo -Reebokm 41.6 cents per $100 of assessed Baskatball Shoes meet reguarly and outline their plans, lor men valuation toward the county budget. Freestyle LUo Women's Sir Jam pending tuture al Ideation of the 99 Fitness ShShoeo s Basketball HI grants The freeholders said that about lor man <•>*- 80 >v.-# Perhaps the best news — and the one-fifth of the overall increase is due 39" lowest tax hike — comes Irom the to higher health insurance and wel- i«g ll« Air Cross Trainer r*9 MM \ county freeholders this year. The fare costs, and a $2.7 million pay- Lo II for men and woman Somerset County budget is up 6 8 ment to Warren County as part of asat. colors ^*% / V* percent over last year, which trans- Somerset's trash disposal pact with lates to an increase of just under I its neighbor to the north. 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Apply need for: ...recently hired by fast Clerk needed for this large pay. Call Barbara: 609-871-6987./ "Free Call 609-921-8052. mediate opening for a Sr. Receiving Inspector to per- preferred. Valid NJ Driver's BMI Educational Services, DESIGN'DRAFTING MGR growing financial firm Princeton-based company. book"! Call 609-871-5698. HOUSEKEEPER - We Haypress Rd, Dayton. 609-924-9340 form visual, mechanical license req'd. Apply to- As- A seasoned professional to seeks professional assis- A professional attitude a HORTICULTURIST need a "Hazel" to organize EQUIPMENT and electrical Inspection on sistant Administrator, 2261 take lull responsibility for tant to establish legal de- must! Call our office for an FOOD COURT ATTEND- Groundskeeper • Needed and clean our house, OPERATORS - We are ac- purchased parts, Rt 206, Belle Mead' NJ our engineering and CADD partment using Word- interview. ANT - Princeton Forrestal to assist In the develop- grocery shop and prepare cepting applications (or subassemblles and raw 08502. EOE/M/F/H/V Z department. Qualified can- Perfect and excellent or- Village Is looking lor a tem- ment & maintenance ol dinner. Some after school employment ol: Truck Driv- materials. Successful ap- didates will have a Bach- ganizational skills. Out- porary food court attend- large estate in Princeton care for our two children. LANDSCAPE LABORER" ing, Tractor Driving, Lawn plicant should have good elor's Degree in Architec- standing benefits and gen- ant. Duties include clean- area. Year round employ- Full-time, permanent post- Shearon Environmental Mowing & others. Contact math skills, minimum two ture or Engineering, 5 yrs erous bonus. No fee. Call staff Ing tables, food trays and ment, salary negotiable. Ion with good pay for the Design In Hopewell, Is' ex- Princeton Nurseries, El- years previous receiving In- exp managing design/draft- for appointment. restroom maintenance, etc. Submit resumes to: Cindy special person who can cepting applications for lisdale Rd, Allenlown, NJ. spection background with ing staff with challenging 609-655-8333 Please cell 609-275-1586 Bunting, CN 408, Trenton keep our busy, happy, Pen- Landscape Laborers and Mon-Sat, 7am-4pm. expert skill level, good milestones. Work closely lor more information be- NJ 06625 by April 9th. nington area house running Supervisory personnel. Ap- 609-259-7671. EOE builders leadership skills and ability with CM, GC, Arch, Strong tween 9am and 2pm only. smoothly. Call 609-737- plicants who are interested EXECUTIVE SALES - The EOE/M/F to work with minimal super- goal-oriented leader. 211 College Rd E. Position could become per- 2906. In a quality Job opportunity Prudential is seeking a l/7~tZ//7£L vision. Qualified applicants ENG, MECH/STRUCT Princeton ForrestaJ Ctr manent. EOE. HOST A - Foreign ex- with a growing people or- bright, motivated individual should send resume with Two design professionals Princeton, NJ 08540 ecutive. Receive $245/wk HQ Princeton iented company can call who has the initiative to lOV/S GARDNER - JeT- salary requirements to: to complement our engi- 609-452-0020 in return lor bed/breakfast COMPLETE EXECUTIVE 609-466-0666. Exc salary build a professional sales perienced). Full time mid and dinner. Learn about neering and CADD depart- FIREFIGHTER - The pos- OFFICES and benefits for qualified career in insurance & May thru mid Sept. Work foreign cultures and meet ment. Qualified candidates ition ol firefighter Is being • Full or Part Time Base Ten System.lnc. applicants. •• financial planning... com- employment— w/annuals & perennials. new friends. 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Scapes, 201-297-7858. High School grad or equiv, warding CUSTOMER SERVICE to $28,600, excellent bene- experienced secretary work in a new, modern Please call: 609-921-0260 Send or fax resume with physically able to perform • Facslmilie REP LANDSCAPE/NURSERY - fits. Maureen Amar, 609- (some litigation experience salon in Princeton Jet. for more info. 452-1900 or 201-745- salary history to NAB De- the demanding task of fire- • Copier Service Personal and/or comm- F/T. Drivers lie a +. Village required) We offer con- Full/pan: time. Flex hours. sign-Cast, 1300 Steel Rd fighting, must have suc- HOTEL • Word Processing ercial experience pre- Nurseries, 818 York Rd, 9004. genial atmosphere, elegant West. Unit 5E, Morrisville.l cessfully completed a min. Call Emilia 609-799-9620 RESERVATIONS • Conference Room ferred. Excellent benefits. Hightslown. 609-448-0436 surroundings, excellent PA 19067. Fax 215-736- of 64 hrs training for basic HAIR STYLIST - Exp • Princeton Forrestal Vil- Call The Soden Agency, LANDSCAPING SUMMER benefits, salary com- Scanticon-Princeton, the SOOOOOOCX 9328. EOE m f. firefighter at the time of preferred. F/T in busy lage Jamesburg. 201-521-0001. Job - for ones currently In miserate with experience. area's finest hotel, has a application from a re- salon. Call 609-275-7300 For Details Call: college. Involves retaining HUMAN SERVICES EXEC VICE PRESIDENT • For interview call 201- full time opening lor Re- cognized academy, a valid Headquarters Co. INTERIOR DESIGNER - wall repair, beachstone ASSISTANTS wanted for small company 722-0700 HAIR STYLIST - Exp. F/P servatlonist. Successful NJ drivers license, is (609) 520-2144 see our ad under walkways, evergreen plant- (2-3 million) in Princeton Time. Flex hrs. Hills- candidates will have a Looking for a secure Civil EXPEDITER eligible for acceptance in "Architect." Short and Ford ings, soil refinement. Prefer area. Entrepreneural, gen- the Public Employees Re- borough area. 609- pleasant telephone manner Service job and op- 5:OOPM-10:30PM INSTRUCTOR Architects, Human Re- athletically-oriented per- portunities for advance- eralist with financial tirement System of NJ or in 874-7881 and basic typing skills. ment? The North Princeton Excellent compensation sources, 864 Mapleton sons with good strength. strengths. 5-10 yrs relivent the Police & Fire Retire- HANDYMAN • needed for Good hourly rate and ben- Developmental Center is package and an ideal work For the latest career 1st- Rd., Princeton, NJ 08540. Guidance provided. Prince- exp. Reply to: P.O. Box ment system. If you meet newly constructed single efit package. Apply in per- seeking applicants for Hu- enviornment at the: Ings, see our "Health FAX: 609-452-7192. ton Township wooded man Services Assistants, a 3722, Princeton NJ. 08543. the above requirements & family homes in Somerset son: Personnel Depart- MERRILL LYNCH Care & Education Sec- area. Start at $7/hr, in- job which involves taking are interested, applications County. 201-359-6630. ment JOIN OUR Familyl - Live In care of clients with de- CONFERENCE CTR tion/; cremental increases as are avail at Monroe Twp personal attendant/com- velopmental disabilities. in Plainsboro HILLSBORO DINER - Scanticon-Princeton warranted. Reply lo PO Municipal Bldg, Clerks of- INSURANCE panion lor disabled 43 yr You don't have to have ex- PUBLIC RELATIONS (609)282-2676 Waiter/waitress,ft or pi 100 College Road East perience, nor do you have fice. Perrineville Rd. 9-5. PERSONAL LINES old male. Room/board and Box 468, Princeton, NJ (609)282-1392 good pay, excellent tips, Princeton, NJ 08540 to pass a Civil Service ex- DIRECTOR OF C0UE6E Mon-Fri. negotiable salary. Referen- 08542. - amination to become a per- FARM HELP - wanted for Rt. 206, Belle Mead. Ray EOE ces required. Call 609- manent employee. The PUBLICATIONS ( Immediate opening for LAWN SERVICE horse farm. Exp of horses 201-359-2770. 426-9763 aft 6pm. only requirement is that INFORMATION SERVICES GAL FRIDAY - F.-P Time. DONT FORGET Customer Service Rep with THE RIGHT CAREER you be able to read, write, and farm equip. FT. year Diversified duties. Typing HORSEBACK RIDING IN- TO TELL YOUR large Princeton agency. OPPORTUNITY speak and understand Eng- MCCC, located in cen- around. Salary + apart- computer, exp req'd. Gen- STRUCTOR - Sat 4 Sun FRIENDS YOU FOUND Agency experience nec- JUNIOR COMPUTER • lish. The starting salary is tral NJ and serving ap- BAREFOOT GRASS ment. Ref's needed. Call eral office work. Pleasant afternoons. Mostly begin- Operator. Small firm, op- $13,609 per yr In addition proximately 8,000 stu- YOUR JOB IN A essary, Property & Casu- LAWN 609-397-0193. ners. 609-448-4968 portunity to grow. Com- we offer an excellent ben- dents in a wide range of Office cond. 609-655-2200 PACKET PUBLICATION! alty license requried. Ex- SERVICE efit package which includes programs, is accepting cellent working environ- petitive salary, benefits, free Blue Cross Blue profit sharing. Data general Shield, group life in- applications for the pos- ment, salary & benefits. The fastest growing lawn ition of Director of Col- Sales exp a plus. Send your re- surance, generous va- Call Mary at 609-924-0095. sen/ice in America operat-i :ation and 13 paid lege Publications and TOP PERM POSITIONS NO AGENCIES. sume and salary require- holidays Interested appli- Information Services GIVE YOURSELF ments to: MIRA, P.O. Box ing coast to coast in over cants should call (609) Responsibilities include SALARY TO $41K 277, Roosevelt NJ, 08555. 50 locations. Our ex- 466-0400. Ext 504 coordination of the de- A GIFTED CAREER! LARGE CORPORATION IN CENTRAL NJ. HAS pansion into New Jersey NORTH PRINCETON DE- velopment and im- Insurance To $40K KITCHEN HELP - wanted ELOPMENTAL CENTER. THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS AVAILABLE: requires people who want plementation of market- PAPEL FREELANCE, a proven winner in the for new cafe in Cranbury PO Box 1000, Princeton, giftware industry, wants to give your career a gift! PREMIUM AUDIT to grow with Barefoot* NJ 08543-1000 Equal Op- ing plans, the develop- area. Cook/dishwashers, Grass Lawn Service now If. ment and production ol We are seeking an energetic, hardworking, ca- • BENEFITS ANALYST SUPERVISOR portunity Employer M F.H salad/prep. 609-395-9272 you are hardworking and promotional materials reer-oriented Salesperson for the Central New Jer- • COMPENSATION ANALYST CENTRAL JERSEY seososooooeooec! (print radio TV), and all sey area Professional sales experience is a plus, want to get ahead we offer college publications. but basic selling skills and the desire to succeed in • PROJECT ENGINEER Growth has created this LABORERS - needed for the following: The Director is also a sales career will qualify the right candidate. (requires 3 yrs. Project Engineering exp., BS in excel oppty with an A + newly constructed single responsible for media Overnight travel. Chemical or Mechanical Engineering) company. An admin family homes in Somerset Facilities • Very competitive salary relations and serves as position. Supervise County. 201-359-6630. Here's what we have to olfer Call Marie at (609) 799-4636 OR FAX RESUME dept, workflow, review • Full benefits package. « Princeton University college spokesperson. • Expanding product line TO: (609) 799-0008 for confidential Interview. NO audits, train. Inside. All currently has 5 posi The position is sup- • Best profit sharing plan • Substantial salary & expenses 4 commission benefits. tions available in ou ported by several pro- in the industry. fessionals and reports • Average annual income $35,000 212/349-3610 PERSONNEL • Full and complete train- Grounds and Building 1 st year • increases as you succeed Maintenance. to the Dean for Plan- RALPH DAVINO. CPC ing. . . • Supportive organization ning and Development. WiKam Harris Associates HUMAN Foreman-Plumbing/ Salary Is dependent • Chance to build a long-term career Princeton 609-799-4636 upon experience and 25 Ann Street If you have a valid drivers Denville 201-586-1000 Morristown 201-605-5100 RESOURCE Heating Shop credentials. Minimum Don't pass up our present opportunity! New York, NY 10038 license call today. Experi- Direct supervision for requirements include 5 COORDINATOR ence helpful but not re- 15 employees respon- years progressive ex- Russ Rossi quired. sible for building main- perience Some experi- Vice President. Sales ENTRY LEVEL 609-395-8778 tenance. Should be ex- ence in higher educa- 2530 US Hwy 130 SALES • perienced in residential tion and a relevant Mas- CN9600 A major central New commercial, and light ter's degree preferred Cranbury, NJ 08512-9600 Jersey Fortune 500 industrial heating and Outstanding writing and company has a current BANK TELLER plumbing applications. editing skills necessary. DIRECTOR need for an Entry Level Must be able to read Excellent benefits with Human Resource THE TRUST COM- and interpret blueprints expected salary high Coordinator at its head- PANY OF PRINCE- and drawings. Mtttir 30 s to mid 40 s. Re- TELEMARKETING quarters. TON, a prominent bank spond in writing to Plimtiri licemt and DATAPRO, the leading supplier of information services and dedicated to providing PAPEL. Candidates should valid driver's license are products covering the computer and communications markets, is strong community ser- required. have college degree & vices, has a challenging MERCER COUNTY FREELANCE searching for a telemarketing professional with extraordinary T year worn experience position for an ex- Apprentice I - COMMUNITY COLLEGE leadership and management skills, to help us reach and exceed or equivalent. Keyboard perienced full time skills are required as Personnel Services. Dept.N our growth objectives in 1990 and beyond. Teller. Hours are 8 AM Operating Engineering the job emphasis will be to 4:45 PM and alter- Operates high pressure PO BoxB Our ideal candidate has 5-7 years successful experience on HRIS systems main- nate Saturdays. steam plant, electrical Trsnton, NJ 08690 managing a large telemarketing organization with an emphasis on tenance, input & audit- generators, centrifugal IW mlnlstralive support (Honmwtfi Junction Roid) YWCA systems, including Dirton. M OHIO Mason evaluation, installation, Princeton YWCA. NJ'a largest, seeks Executive Perform brown and maintenance and Director to lead growing, vital organization. Offers white coat plastering, operation ol those sys professional challenge and personal growth. Strong Installation ol bluestone terns. organization skills, high energy and ability lo paving, repointing brick J balance competing demands required. Must be »nd stone worn, lay EXECUTIVE EDITOR College degree re experienced with budgets and financial manage- block, pour and finish ment and be Innovative In programming and mar- concrete. Must be able quired; strong back An Influential Role ground in local area keting Must be able to direct staff of 28 and work lo read and interpret With A Leading Publisher wtth many volunteers Master's degree in social blueprints Should hive networks and micro computer technology work, administration, or related field not required if lour years Journey HUMAN RESOURCES/ Of Computer Information Services comparable experience. Level experience Valid prelorred Psmon- slrated experience with driver's license re- PAYROLL CLERK DATAPRO RESEARCH, a McGraw-Hill Company, Is the world's Send resume to: quired the design and opera- Nancy Hutner tion ol local area largest publisher ol independent reports, ratings, analysis and news Roofer/Tinner network and microcom- about commercially available information processing systems. A puter systems essen- senior level Industry professional will have a highly challenging c/o YWCA Responsible lor lay out Chcmii.il Wa«tp MaiMgritiont Inc, a trader Paul Robeson Place and Installation of vari- tial Managerial experi- leadership position at tho head ol Datapro's dynamic editorial ence with a substantial In the rnvlronmcnl.il wrvitos industry hat Princeton, NJ 08540 ous types ol roofing ,in immcill.ito opportunity for .) Human operation (strip, slate, metal hot 4 slie network system desired Excellent com- Rcsoutics I'avroll Clerk Thfc Individual will cold tar) Ability to fabri- bo it".[>onslble for a v.irlcly ol human Reporting lo the Vice President. Editor-in-Chief, you will be cate and Install box and munication skills, both responsible tor applying your excellent publishing and computer written and oral re- resources and payroll activities Inc lulling pole gutters with ex- lieni'lits .ulntlnlslrjllon .ind maintaining industry market knowledge to tho evaluation and development of ACCOUNTING MANAGER/PURCHASING AGENT pansion lolnls and quired. Experience with the operation, training coniputrrlicd training record; plans that will afloct the strategic growth of Datapro's diverse National Service Organisation seeks bright, or •older different typts of Rttjiilrrmcnls Inc liulc a high v lionl diploma metal. Single ply rub- and us* ol PC and product line ganued, detail oriented Individual to: milnlrame software (Associate* decree In Buvlnm premtrdl berized roofing and ex- and a minimum of 7-4 year* general office Excellent market knowledge and proven business Planning skills • Supervise the accounting procedures and tensive sheet metal ex- packages desired. purchasing function* reporting to the vice Prert- perience Is • plus. F«perlem.c which Includes at least I year are essential. The Ideal candidate will be able to demonstrate key dent of Finance. Law School Admission In a payroll position A working knowledge knowledge ol the information services Industry and the computer Should bt m excellent Servicts offers • com- ol wonj pnx.e»*lntt preferably Wordftrrtet industry. You will also possess an unusual combination of business • Perform s fun compiament o» accounting func- physical condition and petitive salary and tions Including general ledger, reconciliation of be able to carry 60 lbs ' 0. data entry skill* and proficiency with sawy and technical "know how*, Strong, hands-on microcomputer benefits package To LOTUS I'M are al«o needed. statements, preparation of reports. up • ladder. Must have apply, please send re- skills and BA or BS required, MBA helpful. • Responsibility for all upsets of cost effective 3-5 years Journey Level sum* and letter ol op- We offer a convenient location on Route I experience. Valid dri- plication Including Datapro offers outstanding major corporate growth and an excellent purchasing functions for headquarters and me and aiompetltlw salary and benefits package unKs throughout the U.S. ver's license required. salary requirements to For consideration, please send a letter or salary and benefits package. Forward your resume and salary Apply in person or sand C. Rommel, Law retume Including salary History to Dept, Preferred cendktaie will have on accounting resume to; Human Re- requirements to: Rtnlt Crowds*. DATAPRO RESEARCH, 600 School Admission HRPC, Dawn lacob. Human Resource* Delran Parkway, Delran, NJ 00078. Or II you prefer, you may sources. Clio Hall, Services, Human Re- Chemical Watte Management, Inc., 100 Princeton, New Jersey sources Office, P.O. Nassau Park Blvd.. Princeton, N| 0SJ4O FAX your resume to: (000) 7644100, exl. 2300. An Equal 06544. Box 40, Ntwtown, PA Equal Opportunity Employer Principals Opportunity Employer. «sy K» atrss« 18840. The application Only Please deadline It April 13, prehensKn benefit package Princeton 1990 Human Resources Department Chemical Watte University LAW SCHOOL Rwordini lor till Blind ADMISSION SERVICES Management, Inc. ckifupto MRoutJRoad 4B Week of March 28, 1990 A Packet Publication

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If your answer is you are career minded, will- dent. 201-297-8600 sales opportunity is offered sume to: Lorreen Tomko, date should have 2 yrs in your own home or our panies. Mr. Roma FUTURE maybe; let's talk any- ing to trained, and want to RESIDENCE MANAGER to an outstanding individual Advertising Manager, The secretarial experience. office. 201-874-3390. 804-736-9001. RESOURCE way...Ask for Bob Plumeri learn more about this excit- For 112 unit garden apart- who Is seeking a lifetime Princeton Packet, P.O. Box SYSTEMS at 609-448-5000 or even- ing business please call ment complex. Must have RN - For the latest career careeer, (Bi-Llngual and SALES REP 350, Princeton, NJ 08542 Our company offers an* Chris Hill at 609-737-0100 ings call 609-448-7113. experience and knowlegde listings, see our "Health College Graduate). Ex- SALES - Retail, Must love 103 Carnegie Center attractive salary & full" or 586-6985. It could Embossing equipment dis- ol all aspects of complex Care & Education Section." cellent starting salary for people and like clothes. range of company bene- Richardson Realtors change your life! tributor seeks aggressive Suite 315 operations, boilers, renting, SALES first 3 years, plus com- Full or Part time. Apply at fits. Please submit re- RECEPTIONIST SECRE- candidate with proven Princeton, NJ 08540 tenant relations. Call 201- Aggressive self-motivated missions with unlimited Merricks, 6 Moore St, sume to: [ RECEPTIONIST TARY - Full time positions sales abilities. Should be 609-734-9100 people needed to expand a earning possibilities. Lib- Princeton. 609-921-0338. available for responsible in- 687-6550. proficient in all prospecting SECRETARIES - See our Scanlicon-Princeton is multi-million dollar industry. eral benefits and manage- SECRETARY dividual in a prestigious W. areas Including cold can- SCANNER OPERATOR - ad under legal, Mercer seeking an outgoing indi- RESTAURANT HELP - Earn $10,000- $25,000 a ment opportunity. Call Jeff PO Box 436 Windsor new home de- vassing and telemarketing. needed for fast growing County Bar Association vidual for a high visibility Princeton Meadows Coun- month your first year. Call Boyarsky, 201-549-7872. Dayton NJ 08810 !. velopment. Ideal candidate 2+ years' experience In four color seperation shop. Placement Sen/Ices, Law- part time position in the try Club is now hiring for 201-654-2070. (24 hr. re- EOE should possess front desk technical office equipment Full time, full benefits. The renceville 609-989-8860. Secretary Conference Service de- the spring fall season. corded message) experience, light typing marketing to health care, Color Group, 1040 Spruce EXEC SECY S23K partment. Hours are 2pm to Looking for experienced SALES, Part Time - Set e SECRETARIES ability and excellent phone SALES casino and government Street, Trenton NJ 08638 President of international" 6pm with some weekend cook and wait staff. Call your own hours. $100 mini- • WORD PROCESSORS: manner and professional BIG MONEY agencies. Car allowance Attn: Sandy. 609-394-3882 firm. Steno a must. availability required. Ex- 609-799-8315 mum per week guaranteed. Wang, WordPerfect, appearance. Excellent pay The leading real estate of- and limited travel. Call Hu- cellent typing and com- Training provided. Call Dan OfficeWrtter with benefits. Please call Restaurant Manager fice in NJ is now hiring 2 man Resources for details: SECRETARIAL SECY S20K munication skills required. Pitcher at 609-924-3244, Work on long or short term Martin Conn or Dee at Front of the house man- carer minded people for 201-665-0300, x169 ATTENTION Sales office. Large Fortune"' Wage rate based on expe- ext 192, Mon-Fri between assignments of your 201-297-7200 to arrange a ager. Duties include super- now homes and residential WORD PROCESSORS! company. Excellent percs rience. Apply Personnel noon and 3pm. choice. Our benefits incl personal interview. vision of staff, hiring, train- sales. We have state-of- Department S P I paid vacation & holidays. RECEPTIONIST • F P ing, general operations, the-art video training pro- •MASS 11 SALES Identification Systems Call for interview appt. 609-452-0206 Time to answer phones, customer relation and grams and professional •MULTIMATE Scantlcon-Princeton promotion. 100 seat con- ADVERTISING SALES 310 Snyder Avenue sort mail and greet guests. sales trainers on staff. Earn MANAGER - The Prince- Berkeley Heights.NJ •MACINTOSH 100 College Road East Typing skills a plus. If your temporary cusine. Res- $40,000 to $90,000 + •SAMNA Princeton. NJ 08540 taurant located in Prince- ton Packet is seeking a Equal Oppty Employer a congenial person who yearly. Sales experience is newspaper advertising •DECMATE EOE enjoys a busy, prof en- ton. Call 201-297-1369 for preferred but not neces- sales pro to oversee staff SALES 609-452-7800, exl 5261 vironment, call 609-737- Appt sary. We will get you UP TO S12/HRI sales efforts for our WANTED! 1522. RETAIL licensed and train you. For monthly magazines, spe- SALES REP a confidential interview, call cial sections and weekly If you have knowledge of OPERATIONS Ken Worden at CENTURY any of the above, WE TURKEL PERSONNEL RECEPTION/ RECEPTIONIST ADMIN entertainment tab. Position ARE YOU: MANAGER 21 WORDEN & NEED YOU for THE BEST 4365 Rt 1 ASST - F T temporary pos- also involves selling space LOOKING FOR A NEW SERVICE CRIVELLO, 201-874-4700. assignments In townll (Next to Ramada) ition with National Real Es- in these sections. Ideal ap- OPPORTUNITY? 109AMWEIXBOAD Anne Klein Outlet, a rapidly Call for the exciting de- Princeton, NJ - COORDINATOR tate Mngt Firm. Typing SALES - College grad with plicant will have 2 years AMBITIOUS? BELLE MEAD. NJ 06502 expanding designer retail taisll NO FEE. SECRETARY - Fast-paced req'd. Call 609-520-2042 teaching, coaching, or outside newspaper adver- PEOPLE ORIENTED? Use your professional chain, has an immediate (201)874-8880 Princeton consulting firm office experience and for appointment. sales experience. Earn up tising sales experience. EARN TOP $S opening at our corporate seeks person to handle di- ', communication skills in RECEPTIONIST TYPIST - to $28,500 first year salary Must be able to motivate It your have some Sales AT PERSONNEL ONE headquarters for an Opera- verse responsibilities. Can- - our busy weight loss Courteous telephone man- plus commission. One of sales staff, be well or- exp., are a quick learner We have immediate posi- tions Manager. Will assist didate must have pro- centers This entry level ners, lighl typing, interest & the largest financial serv- ganized and detail or- and have a great al- tions avail NOW!! Call for /lie Smiles position will lead you to Director of Stores. Prior ex- fessional manner, good - ability to learn word pro- iented. If you are this titude.THEN WE WANT details TODAY! NO FEE! an exciting career op- perience in store opera- ices corporation in the US J placements telephone skills and word " cessing & misc clerical special person, we can of- YOU I Join a dynamic 19 yr. portunity with Nutri tions required. Interested seeking a bright, highly processing experience '' support for 35 person office fer a competitive salary co. that has just expanded System. The successful candidates please send re- motivated individual with | PRINCETON | Salary to $22,000. Ex- 'I - ca-didates will act as are the requirements for plus bonus, growth poten- to the NJ area. This in- sume with salary history to: executive potential. 3 year Secretary....$23,000- cellent benefits. EOE,"-. PR representatives, this responsible & interest- tial and an excellent benefit troductory position offers OFFICE training and fringe benefits. Send letter and resume to: greet clients, schedule ing position. Primary re- package. Please send re- excellent benefits including Send resume in care of: |. PERSONNEL | Dynamic new spot! Learn Office Manager. Ronin De- ,,i appointments and work sponsibility is to be a Ms. Susan Stasium sume to: Barbara Parks, a pension plan, profitr shar- on our computer (will ANNE KLEIN OUTLET Maureen Amar, 100 Nas- Advertising Director, The and earn top $S$ in velopmental Corp, 103 "Cracker Jack" with our ing, salary + commission fascinating co.! Very train). 1589 Reed Road sau Park Blvd. Suite 102, Princeton Packet Inc., P.O. Carnegie Center, Prince- telephone system because and the ADVANCEMENT Princeton 609-799-4636 diversified... projects, West Trenton.NJ 08628 Princeton, NJ 08540. Box 350. Princeton, NJ ton, NJ 08540. We have opportunities our clients rate us on the SALES Customer Service • OPPORTUNITIES are end- Denville 201-586-1000 travel, PC and more! available at our suc- phone service they receive. 08542 less! 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Excellent or- Corporate sales. Prince- in the country needs an Have you ever considered didates must possess 2 yrs army of aggressive and a career in real estate? If previous secretarial experi- ganizational and communi- ton's premier floral shop • cation skills required. Pre- seeks person for corporate talented individuals. You you are career minded, will- IHIL DIVISION ence with word processing. will be trained to sell ing to work hard and be Wordstar 4 Lotus 1-2-3 a vious secretanaiadminis- > sales - Must be elegant and trative experience pre^^ mobile. Contact Barb De- advertising in some of the trained, and want to learn 666 Plainsboro Rd plus Typing 50 wpm Ex- hottest prol promotions for morre about this exciting Plainsboro, NJ cellent organizational and (erred. Wang word pro-' Luca. Judys Flower Shop: cessing desirable. For in- 609-924-9340 the 1990s Any sales re- business please call Chris 609-924-1022 communication skills. At- FINDING EMPLOYMENT i lated exp is a plus. Call Mr. Hill at 609-737-0100 or East Brunswick tention to detail a must. terview call 609-275-4003 ., Sullivan: 609-587-3569 609-586-6985. It could 201-238-2101 Competitive salary & bene- Equal Opportunity Em- . now! fits package. Nonsmokers. ployer MF H. .' DOESN'T HAVE TO BE ENGINEERS change your life! EOE MF PC INDUSTRY Send resume with salary SECRETARY/ RECEP- TOUGH. history to InfoMed. 4365 TIONIST MONITOR t Rt 1. Princeton NJ 08540 Princeton small business.' • lit PIMl (mist you in finding the (Kit.it nm|H>i|K>!tunity a p!h!iu-(uH ovvuy < all IU BSEE has an immediate li.ti i\ k w Kcrm rnK <\ ni \ > r o ttv to o|'p!i((ii!t 4-6 yrs exp. part-time opportunity for (Part Time) a New Account Clerk in Shipping & 609.799-1121 SR. SOFTWARE our South Brunswick ol- Dow Jones & Com- BIOS/DIAGNOSTICS fice complex, 12 p m • pany. Inc . state-of-the- Receiving PDQ TEMPS 5 p.m., Monday through ENG. SH/PP art publisher and de- ( • ' j Thr (Mfitr Ccnlir at Princeton Mcailowi • ( tiftnttiil Suit's ('tt. - Thursday, and Satur- liverer ol business news Clerk BSEEBSCS day 1 p m - 6 p m. and information, has an V;- V 666 I'luimhoro Kd., Suitr 636, rluinstx.ro. N| OHS36 5 yrs. exp I'D. Htt.i .WJ.t (linliiii, \ru J,n< excellent employment Dow Jones and Com- This position will sup- opportunity available for ENGINEERING port our Dow Jones pany. Inc , a leader In a Data Center Clerk to the contract mainten- PROGRAM MGR. News Retrieval Service. work part-time in our Duties will Include set- ance ol electronic per- BSMS South Brunswick. NJ la- ipherals currently has 10 yrs exp $50.00 BONUS ting up new accounts cility (Mail* over the telephone, tak- an opportunity available If you bnng this ad, register now and work 80 hours, ing sales leads for for a Shipping and Re- PORTABLE COMPUTER we'll pay you an additional $50.00. The successlul can' ceiving Clerk In its potential customers, didale should have DEVLP. ENG. raht typing and filing Communication!! de- BSEEMSEEMSCS Excellent phone skills previous experience in partment 4 yrs exp WE NEED: Went Precasson Accotmtiai Clerks required, previous ex- a computer tape library, Sacrstartei Evsaiaf Oata Entry perience with a CRT a familiarity with a PC and Responsibilities will in- FLAT PANEL File Clerks Did Eatry OMraton plus. strong organizational clude shipping and re- DISPLAY ENG. fro!(Wy» M t V* Employer M/F/V/H Equal Opportunity IMMEDIATE OPENINGS must be Ooard Cerlilled Eligible and an American medical school graduate In ordor Employer M F,V,H to be considered Besides demonstrating superior skills In clinical research, you AVAILABLE: win nlso be expected to possess managerial expertise Thlj position reports di'ectly to (he President • Technicians CLINICAL RESEARCH COORDINATOR - Pharm D. 3 years clinical experi- • Service Advisors ence, good willing and communication skills, ability to Interact positively with DUNHILL PERSONNEL OF PRINCETON • Parts Counter People industry personnel, Investigators, and study personnel. Responsibilities Include monitoring clinical trials, data nnalysls. writing Interim and final study reports SPECIALIZING IN PLACEMENT OF SKILLED • Clerical Nationwide) travel is required • Sales People ADMINISTRATIVE & OFFICE PERSONNEL • Inventory Control ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - Enthusiastic team player with outstanding HAS OPENED ITS DOORS AT: typing, organiialional. administrative and communication skills. Position requirei 105 COLLEGE ROAD EAST, PRINCETON, NJ Warranty Claims Preparation at least 3 years of secretarial and administrative experience. If you ihate out company philosophy ol dedication to cus 609-452-1222 lomer satisfaction psmarps you should consider joining out RECOROS ASSISTANT - Successful candidates will assemble patient medical team Because you deserve it, in Addition to an excellent pay data and provide support lor data entry staff. Good organisational skills, attention FAX 609-452*9222 compsniatlon. we have some «»citiny benefits HwspilaWn to detail, and the ability to be a team player at* necessities Prior data entry Branch Managtr: Laurit Knafo lion, major medical, p'pscription plan, Mo lnau'a~!

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MOTHERS HELPER Packet's Business Section. NANNIES Avail • For live-in most any chore for food or sociates, Suite 252, 2484 665-2021 , p.m. Experienced mom. I've been there. Ex- HOUSECLEANING - Ex- Wanted - 9am-5pm, 2 Niels Nielsen, Princeton positions. Women from all clothes. I'll help you shop, Warwick Avenue, Warwick, Will accept 6 week old to perienced mom and nurse perienced & own transpor- ADOPT - We hope & prt days week. Trans a plus. Management Consultant. over the country 404- I'll take you there without a Rl 02889 Good pay. 201-359-7894. 18 months. Excellent refs. provides safe, loving care tation. Call after 1:30pm, stop to the doctors and that your white newboi Inc. 609-924-2411. 252-6512 wk 252-6129 hm NEED MONEY? - Out of NANNY - to live-in family's 609-695-1660. for your toddler. $2 50hr. 609-392-0446 shopping, I will chauffeur. I can become part of CM work? We can help. We are New York home and care 609-443-6062. 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NO GIMMICKS-Earn 12- CONNECTIONS I'll pick up at the cleaners 24% interest on your Linking single lovers of ih- too, do anything you need money secured by real es- arts: music, art, theat'e1 to do. For a helping hand tate investments. Call 201- dance, literature, film, phi that's made to order just 297-8369. tography. Write AC, Bo call on me at Rent - A • OUT OF WORK? - Need 116, Chatham, NJ 07928 Daughter. Covering all extra income? New Publi- areas. Call Fran, at cations List. 100's of. ATTORNEY HOUSE Calk 201-238-6253 or Money Making Opportun- - Willi (fr. $70), Closing 201-238-3570 ities! Call our 24 hr amaz- (fr. $395), Divorces (f $475), Incorporations (f RESPONSIBLE - mother ing recording for complete; 103 103 details. 212-9784i4> i' $225). Call for exact fee: Hearth & Hearth & 103 Health & 103 Health & 103 Health & 103 Health & will baby sit in her home. 14 other services. James Dc Education yrs exp. F/P Time, For PUBLICATION LISTING /.. Martino, Esq., 201-874, Education Education Education Education Education more info: 201-359-8981 135 Companies that need 5636. TOTAL HOUSE Cleaning your help, plus 100 ideas' ADMIN ASST - to the Di- VNA DENTAL HYGIENIST - Ex- HEAD OF Middle School - ATTRACTIVE - Advw, MED RECEPTIONIST - STRONG WOMAN - To Service - Complete homes for a business of your own. rector and Asst. Director of PAYROLL cellent salary for exper- 10 mo position for grades turous, intelligent, sensua P/T for doctors office. Ap- care for 80 yr old invalid & small offices. Honest & 24 hour recording gives de- -nnual Giving. Respon- BILLING ienced R.D.H. 1 Dentist 3-5 for Princeton area pri- prox 25 hrs wk. Prior billing down to earth, green eyee . lady. Live in, 6 days, reliable. Reasonable rates. tails. 212-978-4053 s?i!ities include strong or- team oriented restorative vate elementary school. blond, female 34. Seek CLERK exp helpful. 201-874-3030 $300/wk. Plus room & Call 609-586-4162 :: nizational skills, typing Must have knowledge of practice. 4 days, no eves, Exp prefereed. Send re- board. Call after 6pm, RESTAURANT - Must sell! evening, weekend plaj MEDICAL SECRETARY - and work processing. located in Central Prince- sume to box #12436 co 201-469-7110 WORD PROCESSING - Retiring from small, suc- mate, companion for ter general office procedures, F'T position avail. Typing Friendly atmosphere with data entry skills, and book- ton. Reply to: Box #12444 Princeton Packet. Resumes, term papers, re- cessful Restaurant on Long nis, golf, boating, dinin • exc benefits and com- c o Princeton Packet. req'd. Salary neg. Call for SUBSTITUTE TEACHER Beach Island. Indoor/Patio etc. Prefers self assure , eeping experience. Knowl- HEALTH OFFICER - To petitives letters, manuals, petitive salary. Please send appoint: 609-921-1511. & Nurse • Cranbury dining, A-1 Condition. white male medium to lara - edge of payroll procedures DENTAL HYGIENIST - Head Princeton Regional etc. Call June 609-888- icsume and ava;! refs to Elementry School. New 3bdrm apartment corner lo- build to 47. Reply toPrince . • essential. Must be flexible Wanted for Princeton Health Department (pop NURSELPN - Sameday 3758 Sean S Murray. Box 6125. Jersey certificaton re- cation. Land, building, ton Packet Box 12469 ,-, and able to work with dead- prosthodontic practice. 27,000). Responsible for surgery, full time, Lawrenceville NJ 08648 quired. Call 609-655-9018. 113 equipment. Reduced below lines, good salary and Please call 609-924-6707. administration, program Mon-Fridays, strong Business ADMIN ASST - to the Di- TEACHER AIDE - For market value! $295,000. benefits, call Chris Greeen. development, implement- med-surg background re- ATTRACTIVE SWM • 2< ' - rector of Aiumni Affairs special education class. Opportunities 201-852-7140 Best 5-6pm DENTAL HYGIENIST - 2 ing state and local health quired. OR RR ICU experi- seeks attractive SWF • Responsibilities include days week. Top salary, For information call 18-28, who enjoys concert 609-695-3461 regulations including rental ence a plus 201-390-4300 AMAZING NEW Op- STAY HOME - Make $125 typing, word processing other perks negotiable Michael J. De Bella. Man- (like Rush, 4/24 at Uv housing inspection pro- portunities! • $200-$500 a day. Simple, easy, and dictaphone Position CERTIFIED HOME Quality prevention or- NURSE " Mature ville School District. 201- Spectrum), Atlantic City-, gram, and coordination weekly! Tired of dead end processing mail for doc- requires excellence in com- HEALTH AIDES iented, crown & bridge responsible nurse needed 231-8536. Affirmative ac- new adventures. Please r< with other public and pri- jobs! We can help. For tors. Daily cash! Apply munication, including tele- Good hourly wage, practice in Princeton All full time in busy family prac- tionEOE employer. spond with phone (phot* vate agencies N.J. Health complete details on an ex- now. Send SASE: Employ- : phone skills, ability to com- benefits, travel pay. Must replies confidential to tice. Office Hillsboro. optional) lo: PO Box 515 have transportation & Officer's license required. TEACHER • For middle citing new career call ment, 26384 Ford Drive, pose own correspondence, Please call. 609- 921-8987 Varied responsibilities and 212-978-4163 Plainsboro, NJ 08536 ' an enthusiasm for people phone. Call 609-924-7711. Competitive salary. Ex- hours Veni puncture and school from May 4 1990 Suite 317, Department EDITORAL - Start your ca- cellent benefits. Send re- through June 1991 for 7th P143A, Dearborn Heights, A WONDERFUL - Famti; and a sense ol public rela- CHIROPRACTIC RECEP- EKG. Exp a •. Call reer while still in school sume with salary require- and 8th grade. Elementary A RETAIL BUSINESS - Fo' Ml 48127 ' experience. Auslraliar tions. Congenial atmo- TIONIST • West Windsor Darlene 201-874-6700 with a key position in edi- ments to Mrs Cynthia and or reading certificate sale in Central NJ. Exc loc. European, Scandaviar ] sphere, c benefits and Chiropractic Center Outgo- STRIKE IT RICH! - With torial or as a proofreader. Hughes. Chairperson, NURSE - MSN adult nurse required. Please send let- Est many yrs. Steady loyal Japanese high school e> competitive salary. Please ing & friendly person Solid State Bowling. An Call Heather. 609-896- Princeton Regional Health practitioner to join expand- ter of interest and resume customers. Good cash flow change students arriving i send (j-.ume. with refs if wanted for busy and grow- ALL CASH business for 9450 Commission, P.O Box to Mrs. Bilenker, Principal. to buyers. Write: PO Box August. Become a hoi avail to Francis H ing dynamic staff. To $42K. your spare time. 100% Re- ing practice. Pa/t time, 390, Princeton New Jer- Grace M Breckwedel AE, Princeton NJ or call family/American inter Dyckman. Jr. Box 6125. ELEM TEACHER - K-4. Fee paid. Helen 609- turn of Investment Guaran- M-W-F, 2pm-8pm.'Tues & sey, 08542. by April 30. Middle School. 13 Augusta 609-921-2256 mornings cultural student exchange Lawrenceville NJ 08648 Sept 90. Apply: Princeton 883-3700 H Neuman As- teed! Territories limited. Thurs, 2pm-5pm. Willing to 19O0. A equal opportunity St, Jamesburg, NJ 08831. before 10 - eves aft 8. Call 1-800-sibling. train. For personal inter- Latin Academy. PO Box SOC. 2500 Brunswick Ave Call 1^800-749-4900 now! employer, M F H V NURSE • RN or LPN EOE AA ATTENTION HOME- BOOKKEEPER TYPIST - view, call Mon-Fn, 8077. Princeton NJ 08543 needed for busy family OWNERS S Renters' - TIRED OF NOT HAVING BACHELOR - Career lav in medical office in Prince- 609-799-2220 Location 2 EMPLOYMENT Specialist YOU CAN • Make a dif- practice in Plainsboro Part TEACHER - Non profit Stop throwing away your Enough Money! - Would an enforcement officer, WJ ton FT Must have basic miles from Princeton Hyatt • Position avail working 1 agency seeking exp teach- lerence Bayada Nurses time flex hrs avail. Willing money on rent or extra $200-$500 help? Call 48 yrs, blue eyes, browi. accounting background with developmental^ dis- 1 er of the handicapped for r COMPANION - Live-in does each day Become a mortgages! We II show you 301-637-5576 Dept 202 for hair, 6'1, 215 lbs, finar, a " njod typing skills on to tram Call 609-275-8100 female for mobile elderly abled adults. Duties in- member of a dedicated innovative program for how to SAVE thousands. complete details on 100's cially A emotionally securj C i.-iune Call 609-683- woman in residential area clude obtaining employ- team, and enjoy flexible NURSE(S) • LPN(sl RNlsl. adolescents. Certification Call 215-440-6274 today! of companies now hiring. Witty, good sense of humc , • -'3 between 9-12 or 2-4 ment opportunities in the on-call days or occasional preferred. Applicants Call eves 609-924-5792. hours and one to one pa- VENDING ROUTE - Hand- in search of female 35-5i community, matching the evenings for family plan- selected will be employed tient care If you are a BE YOUR Own Boss • Na- ling Nabisco, Keebler, & with sense of adventure DENTAL clients to employer needs ning clinics Experience by stale of NJ Dept of Home Health Aide. LPN. or lional manufacturer needs Fritolay. No selling in- Solid traditional values ( ' ASSISTANT & providing on the job train- preferred, but will train. No Corrections, will have full 1 RN with experence call local person to service volved. National census ability to blend them int< La* Schoo Admission Full & part time openings in ing. Bachelors Degree or weekends or holidays state benefits and civil feature dreams. Tall < Spruces (Law Ser- 609 695-9W0 and enjoy 100% natural juice route. shows average gross earn- Hamilton Square pediatnc exp working with the O.D Send resume to Planned service status Send re- vices t a highef educa- lop pay. vacation bonus Best one-man business ings of $3,400 per month. thin/medium build an ' & general practice Experi- population pre- ferred, PR Parenthood. 437 E State sume to CIFA, 2482 Pen- uon service organiza- and qroup HMO ever No selling No over- Approx 8 hrs per week pluses. Children okay ence preferred Skills a * . Call Jeanne St., Trenton. NJ 08608 nington Rd. Trenton NJ tion, has opportunities head. Must havo $14,400, $8,000 to $16,000 cash Photo A phone appree for employment in the CALL PATH Wegner, 609-737-6464 08638. Atln Dagmar MEDICAL ASSISTANT NURSES ~ secured 100% by inven- needed for equip. Call iated. take some time !•" following positions 609-586-6603 Marino. EOE say hello. Reply to: Bo'' ENGLISH TEACHER • Part lime • Experience re- RNsLPNsHHAs • All tory $55,000 very possible 1-800-476-3018 24 hrs a #12460 c/o Princetoi' DENTAL ASST - Career needed for grades 6-8 for quired in phlebotomy. shifts avail for pvt duty TEACHER - Pre-School first-year. This could make day Packet. LOAN SERVICES opportunity for a respon- Princeton area private EKG s. injections and cases in local area FToi Certification prelerred. you independent Forst VENDING ROUTE - for sible, caring, mature dental elementary school Exp medical office routines P T. Highrates paid Active Send resume and salary time offer, for details call ASSOCIATE Sale Partners wanted. assistant in a Princeton preferred Send resume to Call 609-588-9044 Nursing Care 201-704 history to box #12414 co 9am-9pm, 1-800-633- BALLOON RIDES Primary responsibilities Prime locations. High specialty practice. Exp and box #12435 co Princeton 1200 Princeton Packet 1740 Come join us for a unique I will be to serve as a potential earnings per regional customer ser- X-ray license desirable, but Packet MEDICAL - Immediate magical experience in oro OCCUPATIONAL « Physi- TEACHERS AIDE • Pals DRY CLEANERS - Mon- week 100% Return on in- vice representative to willing to train the right per- opening lor individual with of our hot air balloon! ESLTEACHERS NEEDED cal Therapist - Wanted to Play & Learn Preschool. moulh Bus. Dist.. exc mall vestment Call 1-800- financial aid officers son No Sats or eves a working knowledge of Rides, Promotions, Gil " • tor 25 Danish students service special education Amwell Rd, Neshanic. loc, est bus base w room 955-7901 and students of various Please call 609-921-1726. medical terminology to pro- Certificates. age 15-19 624-720 Ex- students in Public schools Mon fri. 9am-3pm. to grow, newer D lo D law schools Requires Mon-Thurs, 7am-4pm cess health benefits WORK AT HOME - $1000 Ca4 201-359-2800 change program, lang & Part & full timo positions Sept June 201-359 7257 oquip, low oh , 7 yr lease, the ability to problem a week Send Self Ad- RAINBOW EXPRESS solve, respond to in DENTAL ASS T - F T Pref claims; pleasant working available, all NJ counties. aft 330pm exc inv oppor, $16OK culture based Certified dressed Stamped BALLOON COMPANY ' quirier. of complex X-Ray lie Career oriented onviroment in Tronlon NJ Dept of Education negotiable, principals only. Exp a •». 609-883-5580 suburbs, claims processing TEACHERS ASST • PT Envelope to Best Sys- nature with respect to modern East Windsor of- FINANCIAL AIDE Coun- certification required Call Call 609 275 9614 lv msq BIG BEAUTIFUL Dates - / student loan applica- experience not necessary. aft&rnoon position avail im- tems, 1405 Avenue Z. fice 609-426-6939 selor • New branch campus 609-396-3111 or 201-422 dating service. Reply to tions, and ensure that backround in medical field mod at Hopowii Pre- EAHN MONEY UrT- Suito210K. Brooklyn New DENTAL HYGIENIST of a large NJ proprietary 3912 Box 1222. Depl PR, Media , data is correctly trans- helpful, computer familiar- school, or F T summer pos- mediately' • $339 84 York 11235 Part-time. 15-20 hrs Pa 19063. 215-565-1717 • mitted to loan guaran- institution seeks bright, am- ity a plus, benefits include RECEPTIONIST • l»T~fo7 ition avail 1 child may ac- weekly, family of 3 earns wkly . friendly, progressive WORK AT HOME • $1000 tors servicers Position bitious individual Knowl- profit sharing, respond to busy pediatrics office Call company parent Salary $4.417 92 monthly, as- BIGFOOT • Research ( , South Brunswick gonoral a week Daily cash Send requires some travel edge of pell, title IV & loan PO Box 77131 Trenton NJ 609 448-7300 neg Call 609-466-3995 sembling products at capture expedition in north practice hrs somewhat Self Addressed Stamped program administration 08028 or 609 771-1880 TEACHERS • Instructors home. Experience un- west wilderness. Mountalr - flexible, but incl Wed RESEARCH NUHSE • Envelope lo Cash Flow LOAN SERVICES Experience beneficial for summor camp Theatre. necessary! Detail;! 24 hour Research Inc. Is seeking , eves and alternate ' .• day needed to conduct ongoing Unlimited, 6114 LaSallo Salary competitive, good singing, natu'e. group lead- recording Call members for summer o , ASSISTANT Sats If you re looking for a MEDICAL RECEPTION- trials for asthma studies Avenue, Suite 305F, Oak- benefit package For inter- ers take-Vu Day Camp 1990. High-tech equipmen . Primanly responsible way to fill your spare time, 1ST • FT needed in doc- Experienced preferred Ex- 815-397-3347, ext 120 land. California 94611 view contact Lisa Vamng at 201-821-8933 provided. Do somelhinj fcx extensive telephone coll Debbio 201-329-3113 tor s office In Kendall Park cellent nursing and or- EAFW UP TO $300 • Extra cu't.*ct * r««l.i!:tig to loan TIONIST • Needed FT for with disabled children 12 cgrded message fur do f area Call Joan. 609 921 nppii i < ns Duties will Orthopedic Group practice month program, full tails 301-637-5731 Depl LEISURE, HOME. A ARTS BODY? MIND? • Splrili • IncluUo lu.ni procoss- OCCUPATIONAL In Princeton Competitive 2202 benefits Teacher of the 11 - Related Businesses Re- Find out who you really are - * Ing i,it,i unify and salary and benefit, experi- RN • Edison oncology of- Handicapped cert roqd serve your booth NOW at Call Dianelics Hotline ' - othr -HN.,)' duties. HEALTH NURSES ence preferred Please call fice 30 35 hour week Send resumes to Mercer EST VENDING • Route the Chamber of Commerce 1-8O0-367-8788 '* 609921-7872 Day Training Cenlor. 1600 Th> < t'ssful appll Benefits available. Eipen- Earning 700 BOO net per ol the Princeton Area's c*i havo ex Temporary, On-Call ence preferred Will train Sluyvesant Ave. Trenton wk Low Investment, high Leisure. Home A the Arts CP . .ind written Send resume to Box NJ 08618 EOE earning 201-274-3457 Show. To be held at Rider .ttion skills. NutK,RN #12450. c o Princeton TEACHERS PT - Con- College, June 22 A 23. For tui|i(irsonal FLOWER SHOP Active 01 Catholic Help Keep Our Packet servitllve Hebrew school 200 Hillsboro Shopping Clr further Information call ml Must be 609-520-1770 ide support. Workforce Healthy. Research RN RN LPN • P T every olhor hiring 1990-91 teachers tor VIDEO STORE Hopeweil Singles iin<) guid- PirtTlm*Ni|liti Sat in busy pedlalric office Judaic Hebrew, kdg high ART QALLERY Princeton 120 iw students in Weil Windsor area Call school Call 201-440 1202 DELI Nassau St. Princeton Portonal* MATCHINQ CLUB MHI aid of McOraw Hill has several position! available for 009-924-5510 or 431-3481 SANDWICH Take out « We've so many martagei V ! UrM ol Ths Mtdkal Cwssr 'MI detail or- RN *tojoinour TemporaryOnCallProgram You RN LPN • P T Mon, Fri and TEACHER pitta, Princeton Acceptable Abbreviations we mult be doing tome ' will be responsible for injury and Illness cure, dm- lor Personals tutcstlsnlunlipontorttf every other Sat tor busy Substitute JT BOYER REALTY thing right. 2«th Veer. • i n'-'> • a coMrge ability management, health screening, physical 60S-MM8O5 Bi*r F (Female), M (Male) ( assesaments and health promotion You mud t* noHinlrlf* nfficn in PfinrAff^n 5 hours per day working in Catnofc! 8kigtM .< fin* i< Hi rtld offh_o IS ^vulnlllv \J!"W 'II i ' IIi^itflL/f 1 S (Single). D (Divorced) able to provide assistance in an emergency clasiroom with disabled 809-021-7774 ext pr<>'< High 'school KyousrslrtfrMlsdin area Call 609924-5510 GIFT A BIRTHDAY Patty B (Black), W (White) « "' e • situation children Teacher of the 8-1000 >t usVg tMf tsmslit sXih to Store • Plainsboro. Unique H (Hispanic) t|l •. i.• • • 'flJIIIKH! Cl_)l Handicapped certificate or 201-688-1000 481-1012 You will new) to be an RN with a current New Jor- monitor i pand ol rtwirtfi concept Owner anxious C (Christian), J (Jewish) KK;.. in i IH)'"< work ptrlicipim, iml 1 you Substitute Teacher cer- any license And a minimum of 5 years' profes- NuiMt Eves. 201-329 0410 G (Gay), L (Lesbian) *ovklsn|D|rptifsrrnlng ' llcalfi Please call CO-OfPENDtNCY/ACOJ sional nursing enperiencs with an Occupational HAWAII WANTS YOU! • All other abbreviations will ,i 'Cms a vtnipunclurst, EKOi snd RN's ID9-530-3390 EOE Women's Therapy Oroui •" Health. Critical Care ot Emergency background Booming economy ex- be reviewed. .cij My and Eicellenl communication skills are required MisVih.lhtnosrUvtin XMAV TECH • Full time Meets weekly, Wed., days '. IV THERAPY oerlenclng severe labor ..-. i i '.,,)>• Toap- CPH/firtt aid certification It desirable Mtfctr/Mlddltiai Busy Specialist office Law- 24 HR FAXX-ADale! - group sue limited. B; * ,iy, pian=>«) sent) re- fOTflw*tor»H()wr * Prtt-hospital ijiNchstg? shortages, needs people In Hear recorded women'* Itained addlcllor.' We rfter a competitive darting salary No week renceville No weekends or .tiftm and 'olf" "I up. iii9«N9m4intft all areas of employment end merit personal adt, 1 end? ./holidays For immediate Interview, please eves No Floro Pleat* re- therapists. Insurance to • pi Ttton incluiiii'u sal- •Home C«'» Visile lui IV Hawaiian relocation! call men select by ere*, age, cepted For more info eel call R jfwra iDQUnQ for i Ihetnpy tivailiibiff spond lo Princeton Picket ary requirements to C recorded message tor de- sex, interests. Use our fax Hommel, Law Services, (Mnoislpsosriinon W. utter BkJx #12473 co Princeton aosrMMtr tails 212 078-4234 network! 1-9OO-4JO-FAXX Human Resources Of (609) 426-5014 frtcHiofMt NtpU wCKru • ConipeMiv* 1$$J Packet lice. P O Do* 40. New tihimen«tblsiMiti • AccumuiAtivff vacation $2 per minute. DEVELOPS 8ATI8FYINC r X-ftAY TECHNICIAN • HOUSE $1 00 • No town. PA 18940 The f. f. «M McOraw Hill, Inc CALL NOW • Relationships, Learn: E> J Medical office Growing mortgage to worry about, ADOPTION • We're In love application ea is "i *J tt^B P'lnceton Hoad (fit 671) INl tectlve eommunleetton, In April 0, 1' '> I^IUtru«ir*''' (60S) 520-1489 progressive medical spe or even a single monthly • want to provide • happy, »•* • Tft Hightgtown. N J 08630 crease lett-etieem, under u,t dally group seeks payment Full pries one secure home I loving guW- •land emotion*, eortictow UW SCHOOL W4H7.fOCMyf UPJOHN energetic personaible In- ADMISSION SERVICES rvatl aid An Equal Opportunity Employer dollar, Llllle known pro. •nee for your while new- •wareneu of deMructtv. V HEALTHCARE dlvwauls for full and part- gram, gel the facts. Amaz- born Medical/Legal ex behavior • tell hypnoeie.t <• SERVICES lima positions. Call ing recorded message re- penies paid. Confidential. Monday*. 8pm-B:30. ftt ?•. • fill 609 896 8080 lor Infor- veals details Call anytime Please call collect, Rich ft 1100. Can fof more Into i <« i ••• mation, 1eO04fSO4507 Barbara, 212-255-MM 600-021-8400 < i 8B Week of March 28, 1990 A Packet publication

135 135 210 Merchandise Merchandise 138 Computers «° Merchandise 155 Antiques 170 Auctions 175 Pets & 196 catering Business Mart Mart Wanted Animals PARTY PEDDLER • Will Services MACINTOSH SE - 20 MB LAMBERTVILLE - New an- Lovely Antiques PUBLIC AUCTION cater to all your homemade SELF EMPLOYED?^ OFFICE FURNITURE • STOVE-QE electric, 30 In. hard disc, 1 MB RAM. Per- WANTED - Beta V.C.R. tique co-op forming. Ex- JUMPER POTENTIAL - Slackwood Firehouse Law- palets. Childrens birthday Desks, Files, Chairs, Com- almond, good cond. $150. fect condition. Excel, Word, Call 609-466-2393 after cellent location. Bright & rider, flashy chestnut 3 yr full medical coverage £J rence Township (Trenton), parties, business lunches 4 puter Furniture, various Call 609-924-8875. PowerPoint, C.A.T., D 6:00 pm. Sunny. Excellent oppor- old TB colt. Superior ath- group rates. Stain. other office furniture! Also Base-Mac, Mind Rite, Hy- tunity. Phone after 5 pm. NJ, off 1961 Brunswick dinners, cocktail parties, premiums. Dental, vision SWIMMING POOLS - WANTED Pike (Rte. 1 Alt.) to Slack lete, sweet disposition. showers, anything... Call Heavy Duty Shelving. Old percard, More, Acta, 609-397-1643 for Infor- Started. Evenings. 609- perscriptlon drugs, m.or6' Bristol Meyers Building in Kayak Pools Invites you to Gains. $1,995. 215- WANTEDII mation. Ave. Barb, at 609-771-9527 or take advantage of pre- Watches, clocks, toys, jew- Wed, April 4 - 8:30AM 737-8615 Pat, at 609-259-3270 Hillside. Delivery arranged I 321-0445, Yardley. MISSION OAK Furniture 201-923-2121. season bargain prices elry, tools, furniture, knick Lovely 5 pc Vlenese Viet. LAB PUPPIES • AKC, Yel- PROFESSIONAL BARTE- NOW on all models I Timing knacks, dolls, trains, Wanted - Art pottery, glass, TYPE-RIGHT SecTelaji5 NBI SYSTEM 8 - Printer, 2 Rosewood parlor set; lowlChocolateli 2 Blacks. NDER Service - Special- 1 PHILADELPHIA ESTATE is everything so call NOW, -terminals. Best offer. Call stuffed animals, paintings, lighting, other antiques. carved Louis XV table; Ex- Vet guaranteed, $350 & up. izing In pvt parties/ special .Serves • Word pro*,™. Gary Strunclus, call toll ing. Business-school^ Liquidators - 501 Fair- toll free 1-800-843-7665 609-394-8835. baseball cards, cameras, ceptional W4M style tile Call 201-730-6324 occasions. 609-585-3837. mount Ave (7 blocks north (B189) pens, models, coins, free, 1-800-272-2529 sonal. 609-448-4610 , REPAIRS: - For PC Com- inlaid card table; PARROTS HAND FED of Market St on Sth). Large stamps, war souvenirs, RED BARN ANTIQUES - 2 TAMA DRUMS - Brand Budermeler etagere; Good Baby Chaco Blue Fonts - <" Photography VIDEO PRODUCtloir selection of 9 & 10 piece patibles. Call Princeton PC fishing equipment, furs, Open Wed, Frl, Sat 4 Sun, new, maple shells, soft mohog DR 4 bedroom Colorful, hand raised, e Sales Presentations, custom Mahogany dining Systems, 609-924-0200. video & stereo equipment, 10am-5pm, 56 Maple Ave. cover lined case for each sets; 1880 Walnut wall 4 WEDDING VIDEOS - $399 e Documentaries room sets in Chippendale XT COMPATIBLE - 20 musical instruments, or sweet natured amazons. drum, base drum, base New Egypt, NJ. 12,000 sq. mantel clocks; French complete - superb quality - e Employee Orientation 4 other Traditional styles. MGHD, turbo chip, 4.77/8 anything old, unique or un- Ten weeks old. Excellent torn, floor torn. Must see to ft Shop. Call 609-758-9152 phone; Gelt mirror wing 2 free copies. Please call e Training Solid Mahogony bedroom MHZ, taxan 12" RGB hi res usual. Top cash paldl talkers, super tame person- appreciate. Sacrifice $725 or 609-758-7546 chair; etc! 20 lovely oriental 609-4433347 e TV Commercials sets. Highly carved French monitor, multi/o card, color 609-782-1659 ality plus. $100 off with ad. B/O. Daytime rugs; Dresden vase; Impor- Packet Productions ,'wiu inlaid bedroom sets with graphic printer card, resi- 609-829-8566 Janlne WANTED: Old toys - 1900 160 Garage Sales tant Cybls Figurines; Fine 20° Piano Tuning produce, a professional vanities. Many sets of 609-282-1798. dent software. $950. Call, SHITZU PUPS • AKC reg. to 1960s, Metal Trucks, china 4 glass; silver; jew- color, video tape for-your chairs, banquet tables, & Thomasvifle Cabinet 201-359-7749 GARAGE SALE Apr. 1-10 7 weeks old. 1st shot. GUARANTEED IN Tune - cars, buses, boats, air- elry; collectors plates; etc! company using "state, of breakfronts. We carry the 8 PC BEDROOM SETS to 3 at 87 Longview, Dr Have your piano tuned 4/or planes, etc. Comic Toys, Good additions from New- 609-443-5774 anytime. the art" Sony camera? apd highest quality Baker, Kit- SOLID CHERRY 140 Princeton. Some of every- repaired by a sensitive, col- Merchandise Mickey Mouse, Popeye, town estate. STALLS or Rough Board - editing equipment in 3/4".or tenger, Charak, Biggs, & thing dlshs, games, unicy- lege-trained musician who $4995 now S1895 Donald Duck wind-ups, etc. Lester A Robert Slatoff E. Amwell, exc care 4 facili- 1/2" VHS,forrpat. Music other custom furniture. Visit cle, bicycles, furniture, cares. Call day or eves for Wanted Tin Robots. Collector pays Auctioneers-Trenton NJ ties. Prof training & lessons voice-over, graphics avail- our 5000 sq. ft. showroom. ALSO SOLID CHERRY stereo speakers, boat & appointment. 19 yrs experi- ALL AMERICAN Flyer - top Cash. Call Paul 201- camping accesories. baby 609-393-4848 avail 609-466-4195 able. For more Information Call 1-215-925-8690. Hrs DINING RM SETS ence. Appraisal services Lionel Trains 4 acces- 889-0808 Items, books, baskets etc. 215-738-8989 call daily by appt, and Sat 10-4. WITH SERVER t8 avail. 201-874-8965. sories. Top $$$ paid by pvt ° Lost & Found $4995 now $3100 WANTED - Old wrist- GARAGE SALES - Sat, 175 PIANO TUNER Tech - Ear PACKET PRODUCTIONS collector. 609-795-7470 Pets & PORTABLE - massage watches, pocket watches & March 31, 8-4. 20 Win- BICYCLE • Mens 10 spd, tuning 20 yrs. Courteous 60*924-3244 table and case, new. Call RECLINER A HUGGERS ALL TRAINS - Toy figures, jewelry. 201-583-8466. chester Drive, East Wind- Animals Purple Lotus Brand. If you svc. Refs on request. Call 609- 466-3712 Ive msg. SWIVEL & ROCK old toy cars, trucks, Wizard sor NJ. Brass and glass have seen this bike In the Paul Lentlnl, 609-924-6919 145 APAW - Animal Shelter. PRIVACY PINES 15 colors. Truck load sale. Of Oz books. Please call Musical furniture, Mikasa china, area, reward for info. Packet Video Call 609-799-1263. 211 WHOLESALE NURSERY $589.95. now $175 Wing 609-737-7730 Instruments typewriter, TV, womens Please call days, 609- Furniture clothing, mens suites and BELLE MEAD 497-7124 or eves 737- Productions is selling trees to the home Back Chairs, $225 Rec- ANTIQUES - Top $$ cash! Restoration owner this spring, as well liners $139 Up. Custom Toys, furniture, glass and PIANOS-ORGANS much, much more. ANIMAL HOSPITAL 8502. as to Nurseries/ Land- GUARANTEED On Rt 206, 2 mi So. of Made Sofas, Free Oeliv! porcelain. Call Bob at 609- HIGHTSTOWN - 2 family FOUND CAT - Stults Rd., CANED 4 RUSHED • WORD PROCESSING scapers Our trees are of LOWEST PRICES Amwell Rd. 1 doctor office, 392-3456 5pm-7pm. moving sale, March 31st 4 South Bruns. Male, long Make an old chair better. Services - Repetitive let- high quality, measured JONES FURNITURE Financing Aval 24 hr. service, fully April 1st, 9am-5pm. hair, black, neutered 4 Give it a new seat. Expertly ters, reports, legal work, from the ground up, prof 609-298-5588 585-6766 BOOKS NEEDED Music Lessons equipped. Credit Cards Accepted Hardbound books in good 329-333 Morrison Ave. declawed.. 609-655-0862. done, 609-395-0342. general correspondence machine dug and carry a Cafl 609-599-2700 DR. FRANZ BOGNER Laser Jet Printing, IBM/AT condition. LAWRENCEVILLE - Sat LOST CAT - Orange, 216 100% guarantee when TRACTOR - International Baldwin-Hammond 201-874-4447 Business compatible equiprrtertt planted by Privacy Pines. OLD OR NEW 3-31, 9-3, 14 Woodville Ln w/strlpe tail, declawed. Cub Cadet 1000 Tractor Music Center BOXER - White young Word Perfect Software 5% fright chrg. Must take WEPAYWE1X off Coldsoil Rd. "Herbie" Wyckhoffs Mill Services Mower, 10 hp, Kohler cast CELLO - Old German fine male, handicapped, needs Professional services at 10 or more. iron engine, 48" blade. Efficient • Courteous area. 609-426-9787 PHOENIX BOOKS instrument. Asking $4000. MOVING SALE - Dining good home w/fenced yard. reasonable rates. Pick up & White Pine: $900. 609-466-3231 Lambertville Call, 609-886-4482 room, Thomasvllle 11 pes Very loving, other boxers LOST DOG - Black shaggy ATTENTION: delivery avail.'Call Wcfdj 6-8' $50 • $75 planted TRIO TAG Sales, Inc. - 1 609-397-4960 orig. $5400. Like new avail through boxer rescue male dog, answers to Tino, e CPA'S Unlimited, 6O9-924-2505 8-10 $70 - $105 planled "We do all the work." GRAND PIANO - Steinway M, walnut, 1986, mint $2800. Couch, loveseat, 2 service. Call 201-782- lost Saturday (3/24), vicin- e FINANCIAL ADVISORS days, 201-297-0872 eves 10-12' $100 - $150 planted Profitable sale of entire or BOOKS NEEDED - Hard cond., $14,500. Will help chairs Penna. House, orig. 0298. ity of Lawrence Shopping e TAX PREPARERS Colorado Blue Spruce: partial contents of your $3300. Like new $1700. Center or Toys R Us (On WORD PROCESSING 5-6' $50 • $35 planted bound copies, old 4 current pay moving. Jan 201- CLEARANCE SALE - e BUSINESS CONSULT- Desktop Publishing - On home. Professionally con- Bed 4 bedding, queen size, Rt.1). Reward! Call 6-8' $65 • $97 planted titles: visual 4 performing 369-4237 or 369-3956. 15-50% off. In stock ANTS IBM & Macintosh. Business ducted at your conven- Penna. House solid oak 609-895-6973 or 882-6113 8-10' $90- $135 planted arts, cooking, gardening, selected items, including reports/graphics, scholarly ience. 609-882-0560, 215- nature, history, Americana, ORGAN-CONN Electronic orig $1100, like new $500. Douglass Fir: Organ. Mint condition. Full English riding jackets, SHEPHERD MIX - Found manuscripts, transcribe, 493-5332. travel, states, New Jersey, Call 201-735-8459 It Makes SSCENTSSS To 5-6' $50 - $75 planted key board. All rhythm sec- Western 4 English boots, near College Rd, editing. FAX, modem. Jfcjr etc. 33 W. Broad St., PRINCETON - Huge Advertise Hare! Call 6-8 $65 • $97 planted WASHER 4 DRYER • tion with foot pedals and shirts, chaps, winter coats, Plainsboro. Call Princeton University. 609- Hopewell, 609-466-4465 amounts of new used 4 Right Now To Advertise Norway Spruce: Sears Kenmore, good con- Leslie Speakers. Asking gloves 4 sweaters, trunks, 609-924-0499 921-1621. dition. $300 pair. Call, antique items 4 womens blankets 4 selected sheets. In "AT YOUR FINANCIAL 5-6' $45 - $67 planted BUYING - Old wrist $1100. Call after 6pm, 186 WORD PROCESSING • 609-466-4642 clothing! 75 Cleveland Sale ends March 31st. Instructions SERVICE". 5'-8' $60 - $90 planted watches, pocket watches, 201-257-9548 Fast, reliable, reasonable Lane. Sat Mar 31st 10-1. Bucks County Saddlery, For More Information European Clump Birch: WINDOWS • Ideal Pyramid Patek Philippe, Rolex, COMMUNICATIONS Paralegal, statistical PIANO - Free, baby grand, Rain or shine! No Early Rts 202 4 263, Buck- And Rates Caf Your 10- $70 • $105 planted II Series Vinyl Replace Vacheron & Constantin, Le COACH - Offers individual specialist, client mgt, maij- case needs refinishing. Birds Please. ingham, Pa, 215-794-5411 Sales Rep Today I Prince- Other material will be avail Windows. Thermopane. Coultre, Omega, Gruen consultation and video ings, college papers, -d* Curvex, Moon Phase, etc. Call 609-683-5068 ton Packet Pubteattons, as weeks go on. Tilt for easy cleaning. $125 PRINCETON - Moving COCKER SPANIEL - AKC, feedback to attorneys, taphone, rpsumes. Fr« Days 201-828-7121; eves PIANO - Kawai Console. Monday Thru Friday, 9-5, 717-698-6786 or 717-676- each. Call 201-725-9513 Sale, Sun April 1 st, beautiful 4 affectionate, sales people, executives, pick-up 4 delivery. IBM AT 201-545-6439 Walnut finish, exc cond. 609-924-3250. 0446. after 6:00pm 8am-Noon. 406 Riverside healthy 12 yr old fern needs managers. Prepare and compatible, modem la< $1500. 609-392-5820 Dr, (off Rt 27). RANGE • Westinghouse WOLFF Tanning Beds - CASH FOR Your Antique new caring home. Exc practice your presentation BUDGET CRISIS? • Pro- telecommunications av"av Electric, 40 White. Good Commercial-Home Units Furniture - We are a large PIANO - Whitney Spinet for YARD SALE - Mavens companion. $30. in private. Calf Mercer fessional financial analyst Lazer printer. 201-821 condition. $125. Call From $199.00 Lamps, Lo- dealer specializing in Oak. sale, excellent conditon. come back. I got the buys if 609-448-7662 eves. Communications at 609- w/ 7yrs corporate exp. can 5608 days or evening;. , Willing to buy 1 piece to $1000 or best offer. Call plan, document and man- 609-924-4233 evenings. tions, Accessories. Monthly you got the eyes. Between DOG FOOD/SUPPLIES - 895-1022 for appointment. A+ WORD PROCESSING entire contents. 201-329- 609-275-5983 age revenue and expenses RECLINERS - (2) mauve Payments low as $18.00. I95 4 Pennington circle, 20 Many brands in stock, fresh DEVELOP GOOD - Sax- Desk Top Publishing. J- Call today FREE Color 2062. Ochard Ave. Sat. 8 am. ophone technique and im- to your satisfaction. Perfect recliners. excellent con- 150 frozen meat, cedar bales, for individuals, couples and Papers, manuscripts,, re- catalog 1-800-228-6292 Gl JOE DOLLS - Circa Collectibles insulated dog houses, provisation skills through ports, letters, resumes dition. 1 year old, $150 16 small business. Call Martin, 1964 Dolls, clothes, etc. chain link kennels. All at professional instruction. Business, school, pers«q- each Call 201-422-7807 "SHADOWS" SERIES - 5 Flea Market 609-275-9457. 136 Treasure low prices. Kauffman's Pet Call Dave: 609-924-5109. al. IBM/AT. Fast, meticu- RECORDER - Brand new Good dollar signs. Call Andy Warhol, signed. Ex- & Rummage Lodge. 609-448-3114. BUSY WORLD SOL JT ION lous svc. Free pickup cte|tv- Professional Walkman Island Greg 201-604-8455 cellent Condition. Must sell FLUTE 4Saxaphone Sony Stereo Cassette- GOLD - Jewelry - Sales DOG OBEDIENCE - And lessons - Beginner thru ad- ery. Day/eve 215-946- T414 SKIIS - Good beginner immud. 609-397-5946. PROBLEM: Small Busi- Corder WM-D6C New Diamonds, highest prices show handling classes vanced. For more infor- downhill skus Yamaha 1 FLEA MARKET And Bake WORD PROCESSING. • $400 • sacrafice at $250 paid Monroe Twp area, mation call Gary 201- ness Individual with too lit- 160s. $1000. Cathy 215- 155 Sale - 9am-2pm, Saturday, sponsored by the Princeton tle time to do everything. Paralegal statistical, mail- Call 609-921-9466 201-521-2187 Antiques 359-4505. 321-9183 March 31. Westminister Dog Training Club. Starting ings, academic, dicta- GUNS, SWORDS, Military HANKINS ANTIQUES - April 3 Call 201-521-5677. GUITAR 4 BASS r Les- phone, resumes, Deskttp REFRIGERATORS- 1 Hot- STEREO • Brand new Ford Presbyterian Church, SOLUTION: Your own per- point good cond. $200, 1 Items.- NJ. 4 Fed Lie. Top* Collectibles. Bought/sold corner Greenwood and Pefeds and Grains sons by Lawrenceville Pub. Free pickup 4 ~te- Car jfereo amfm $25.00. 1 sonal bookeeper, bill cash.* " House^tJStf" made?^ appraised. 1 piece to entire South Waller Avenues. For all animals at school Instructor, all styles/ livery. IBM CompaDife Frigkteire 1'/* years ok) Cath£215-321-9183 payer, banker and more. exc cond. $550 Bert, 201-821-4949. household. Tues thru Sat, ROSEDALE MILLS levels Steve 609-497-0634 Modem/Fax, iazer Priniei 138 11am-4:30. 169 Mercer St, 201-821-5608 daysevw 609-538-0236 JUKEBOXES - (any con- TRINITY CHURCH - 33 274 Alexander St. MATHEMATICS Tutoring - Affordable rates. Call Computers Hightstown, NJ. Call 609- dition) Coka-Coia, pinbail, Mercer St., Princeton. Princeton Grade school thru grad- Diana 201-359-6364 221 REFRIGS • 2, washer, 443-4102 or 448-6772. Financial APPLE COMPUTER - Lisa arcade, and slot machines. Famous spring rummage 609-924-0134 uate school: arithmetic, al- dryer, elect range, gas II. All software, $400 best Barber poles Call 609- sale. Sat, March 31. FOR SALE - Or lease: gebra, geometry, calculus: Services range, freezer Free de- DOUBLE OAK Bed, screen offer 201-329-8746 587-7819 9am-4pm. Entry numbers Aqha registered mare. 9 physics; econometrics. livery, 90 day guarantee. double door pie safe, tall 1st 4 2nd Mortgages.» APPLE MACINTOSH • beginning 7am. years old Sorrell with blaze Marvin Barsky, Ph.D. Redwood picnic set 6' pine book case, oak arm Purchase, reft, business-, Plus Image Writer pnnter, LOOKING • For a clock in and four stockings. Gentle, Princeton 609-924-4887, 201-369-3718 chair, butcher block table, 170 equity loans. Free qualrff- sofware $950 Call shape of a cottage In one Auctions sound, well-behaved: Bordenlown 298-4963. desks, dressers, tools & calion. 24/hr 800-446-6065 RUBBER STAMPS 609-924-3957. window is a clock in the trained for western other an old woman in rock- more Also stripping 4 re- PUBLIC AUCTION - We MATH TUTORING - ex- School or College address, EPSON EQUITY 1 • - pleasure and trail: good on $5,000 GOLD CARD ; ing chair. 201-725-3308 finishing done. Call will auction the Rence and perienced PhD will tutor home, business, zip code Brand new 20 meg 5". trails. Must sell • to loving Guaranteed! No deposit 201-359-5206 9 to 5. Kamrad estates together high school and college Rubber stamps of all kinds disk drive Epson LQ-500 ORIENTAL RUGS 4 home. Call 609-771-8039, No credit check. Cash ad- on Saturday, March 31 at level; SAT, GMAT, LSAT. and sizes made to your printer Magnavox monitor. Tapestries - bought for FOR SALE - Round oak after 6:00 or call and leave vances! Free $80 gift 9:30AM. Rain date the fol- GRE and all standard ex- order at Programs for word pro- cash 201-944-4001. dining table w/6 chairs and message. COMPUTERS certificate. Also fast, dasy lowing day, Sunday. Bring ams. Tutoring available in HINKSON'S cessing. Lotus. Sidekick 4 matching buffet w marble VISA/MC, no deposit! Frfee TOY COLLECTOR - a chair. 527 Maple Avenue FREE To GOOD Home - 7 your home. 609-448-3690. 82 touu St, more $1500 BO. Call top, rocker, hall stand, SERVICE info! 1-800-677-5103. any Interested in buying Steiff in Ewing Township (suburb yr old Husky (spayed). MATH TUTORING - Call 201-780-9003 marble top wash stand and e Design Custom Pro- time. SECTIONAL SOFA - 5 animals Highest prices of Trenton) Directions: Rt. Moving, must give to loving Mercer County Center for triple walnut dresser w mir- grams $5,000 INSTANT CREDIT piece white $750 Stainless paid 1 toy or entire collec- 206 to Trenton Circle. Bear home 609-587-3924 Iv msg Educational Studies, 609- MAC • SE 100 Meg hd. 4 rors 609-683-1723 eves e Configure Hardware/ - And cash advances bi level coliee table $150 tion Call 215-926-1294 right to Princeton Ave. to 448-6023 or 443-1013. Meg Ram and excellator GROUP RIDING Lessons - Software guaranteed! VISA MAST Call 609-924-6317 right at Olden Ave. to left at card Laser writer II NTX. U S COINS - jewelery, LANE CEDAR Chest - Late Limited to 4 people. $30 hr. NEWBORN REALITY SALES ERCARD/QOLD CARD. Parkside Ave, to right at SOFA - 3 piece. 15, fax motum. 2400 B Hayes, pocket watches, antiques, 20 s-30 s. Wood high chair, Hunter Farms. Princeton SHOCK? "Rock a by baby" e IBM PC Compatibles No security Deposits No Pingree Ave. and first French Provincial, good all cables $8000 B O any sterling, silver, gold or 1928. table octave. Call 609-924-2932 will help ease the transtion. e Multivendor PC Soft- turn downs. 100% ap- street is Maple Ave. A good cond $300 609-655-2935 609275-5562 scrap 609-896-3369. after 5pm, 609-585-7644 HORSES - Starting at In home instructions on ware proved. FREE details: selection of antique fur- $3000. Show, event, newborn care, breast/bottle 1-609-277-1150 or niture, china, glass, etc. 5 dressage, hunting Hunter feeding and safety lips by We specialize in the design 1-608-277-1152 anytime;. Victorian marble top Farms 609-924-2932 RN< Cert, child birth of Custom programs for pieces, early dovetailed IBM A IBM Compatible ACCOUNTANT SPECIAL-, HORSES - Hot, hyper or educator with 8 yrs new- chests. 4 captain s chairs, born exp. Call Personal computers and IZINO - In credit counseling beds, walnut pieces, oak traumatized horses Novel Networks. We also 4 home budgeting rebroke firmly but gently at 609-397-3881 for Appt. chest of drawers, plus PIANO LESSONS • In your sell IBM Compatibles 4 services. 609-426-1045. other antique furniture. your stable. No drugs, no Multivendor Software. ACCOUNTANT • Will armor 4 no grinding Will- home, Hillsboro. 201-369- Also antique prints and 4937. prepare individual tax re- walercolors, Royal Doulton Ing to work with horse 4 CONTACT. turns, All new clients, with Rouge Flambe vase-artist rider together. Call. 201- PIANO, ORGAN, Clarinet • CHRISTOPHER ZUPKO this ad, receive 10% or $10 signed, Lenox, painlir.g on 846-1767. Mature exp'd teacher, all 609-990-1890 off tax returns (which e,ver. Ivory, chargers, sterling, ages welcome. Call Eileen We work hard for YOU/ Is higher). Most prepared plus 4 hours of good quality Neabltt, 201-297-5164 YOUR BuslnesaHl for $45. All existing chen/* antiques Alto some receive SI0 for referring READING, WRITING - Censure household Items such as DO YOU HAVE PC Prob- new clients whose returns I English as 2nd language. color TV, lamps, garden HUNTLANO FARM lems? • Call me PC experts prepare. Call Cheryl Ed- Call 609-448-1690 at Hextech Computer Con- and lawn tools, bric-a-brac Boarding, Training monds at 201-359-4841 1 RUSSIAN CONVERSA- sulting. Custom program- / Yo Ho Hoi A true estate sale ! For 4 Instruction evea/wkends. TIONAL - Improve 4 de- ming, hardware, software, details contact Conn Realty SPECIALIZING IN: velop your knowledge of total systems. Call Paul at ACCOUNTING, Bookkeep- & Auction Service at Hunteri 4 Equitation 10 words 4 days 609-584-1060 or the language 4 culture of 609-426-9136 Call Tom at Ing. Tax • For Indlv. 4 Horses For Sale 609 5864531 Russia 609-397-4196. 201-020-2110. Fax 609- business. Call 608-799- 609-466-2932 426-4538 2570, Mrs. Hennessey/-.•• FLY INTO SPRING - At EDITING - Retired pro- Prncelon Arport FAA ATTENTION: * ' > fabulous UPCOMING certfied. Sfghtseeng ridei fessional editor available e CPA'S 5B_>, on free-lance basis. I can *_**<-_i«_ and $25 dscovery Night e FINANCIAL ADVISORS' CLASSIC AUCTIONS Call 609-821-3100 Open 7 help you put your message e TAX PREPARERS Board tho Packet and save money Clean out your holds and put thote days a week. across In clear, concise e BUSINESS CONSULT- h,dden treasures on sale in the best classified section on the Seven In Rarttan, NJ. readable English. 609- ANTS , Seas THE LEARNING Exchange 307-1620. • Reeding. Writing and No need tor a trnnsu'o map Jutt fill out the coupon below and dispatch SUNDAY APRIL 1ST • 10AM - a beautiful It Makes tfCENTSM To' it today r Ho-Ho-Kus, N J Estate featuring fine antique and Study Skllli. 609-443- Advertlae Herel Call country furniture, bron/e sculptures, pottery, orien- 4113. 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Call small no job to big. Call stain & finish your new or HOLSTHN'S CARE STUCCO ARTISANS Inc. - CARPENTRY A MA- terior painting. Clean. work. Call 201-238-2483 JIMMIE HARRISON PAV- 609-585-3589. Karny 201-821-7338. old wood floors. Installation • Commercial. lesldentaf Will renovate your home or SONRY - All types. Call Reasonable rates, free as- 256 ING - Driveways, parking HOME/OFFICE - Pro- also. Refs avail. Call Tom lawn cutting, triil ing, edg- commerical building ex- Steve Huber at 609-683- tlmates. Call Electricians lots, seal coating, stone & AST BLDG Co • Additions, fessional cleaning for that 201-431-3126 ing, A with prunj RototSk terior with the classic main- 8816. gravel, grading, designs remodeling, kitchens, special occasion or on a 609-452-7083, leave ALDEE ELECTRIC - Ing, spring & fa Jean upe:- tenance free look of stucco available. Free estimates. bdrms, ceramic tile, scheduled basis, we do it CARPENTRY - Renova- 246 message. Licensed contractor. 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Ando's functional work, insured. mates. 609-426-1058 or remodeling & repair. For stone, brifk, walks & Limited sale. Save 50% off tlon. 201-821-6231. landscapes. The proper 201-561-3554. 201-542-2069 CONCRETE/MASONRY kitchens, painting, paper- KENNETH MARSHALL patios, RRl Ties, stone: verticals & mini blinds. No CUSTOM PAINTING plant care professionals for WOOD DECKS hanging, int/ext carpentry Electric Inc. - License walls A step* decks, storJBr CLEANING - To perfection, charge for measuring or Service - Reasonbale over 10 years. Call Quality Patios/Walkways, call Joel at 609-888-2912. #6296. The professionals driveways,' awn cutting,; own transportation, current HOUSECLEANING - Re- installation. For shop at rates, fully insured, work 609-291-1070. Flagstone, Brick, Pool In residential service. 609- sand, stone! top soli de-~ refs. 609-392-5922. liable, exp., references and home service call 609- BATHTUBS SAVED - guarenteed, excellent ref- Decks, Porches, Founda- 443-3166. ACORN TREE A Land- livered. Call, 109-737-25921 own transportation. Please 655-3345. Reglaze your ugly tub. Es- erences. Interior A exterior. COUNTRY CLEANING - call 609-394-7427. tions, additions, repairs. scape - tree removals, WINDSOR POOL Service • tablished 7 years In Mercer Free estimates, call 609- LAI ELECTRIC - Quality Insured and bonded, thor- Warren Builders Inc pruning, lot clearing. Exp. IF YOU Want any job done Pool maintenance, repairs Co. 609-448-3339. 882-1997 or 609-924- ough and refc!;!u. Referen- 201-782-2560 work at low rates. Licensed Free Est. 609-882-6622. right - For a reasonable and vacuuming. Call 6300. ces from satisfied custom- 609-924-9058 B & M CONTRACTORS - A Insured. Free estimates. price, call 609-695-2483. 609-275-3809 Home repairs & remodel- Call 609-882-1267 ACT NOW - On lawn care. ers. In business for 5 years. CONDO CO-OP OWNER - DCH PAINTING A Paper- Spring clean-ups. For free 241 ing, carpentry, plumbing, For good service and free Associations. 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Dave 609-466-2957 trimming. Free estimates. 7 decoration available. like to add you to our list of 329-2295 or 613-1786 spections, estimates and slate), chimneys, gutters, PLUMBING A HEATING - days a week. Call 609-396-3156, 829-6991. consultations. 609-921- spouts, flashing, walls, DAS CUSTOM Wall Paper- satisfied customers. We'd ADDITIONS, ALTER- Repairs, alterations, New 609-345-4454 like to add you to our list of 1135 walks, patios, garages, ing A painting - Free esti- work. NJ Lie 7813. Danny D BECKER CONST - Re- ATIONS - Decks, general porches, steps, driveways, ALL TYPES Of Lawn Care satisfied customers. Call mates. Quality work. Call Valis 201-722-4668. Lawn A Garder pairs. improvements to carpentry, insured, refs. CONSTRUCTION fences, demolition, carpen- - Trees A bushes trimmed Salete or Olivia at 609-448-5280 eves. Flagstone I Mulct) home or bus. Big'small Bill 201-369-3835. All forms of carpentry, tile try, painting, caulking, glaz- or removed. Rototilling A 201-422-1180. EASTERN PAINTING Co.- 271 Brick fVoodchips * jobs Window, door, tile, ing, stucco, masonry, point- land clearing. Free esti- ADDITIONS - DECKS and marble installations, Painting A paperhanging A Roofing & shed, deck. Lie. Ins. Free. ing, patching, inspections. mates. Reasonable prices. R.R. Ties j PrunlnJ-. High quality materials. new homes, renovations, light carpentry. Call Est. 215-547-1403. New Look Painting Guaranteed. Insured. Siding Call 609-443-4401 Backhoe 1 ee RemovaJ- Guaranteed workmanship. kitchen and baths. Free es- 609-683-5709. Complete removal of all 609-921-1135. D.E.P&rtifled i'l types of wallpaper cover- Free estimates. Exc refs. timates. Fully insured. ABSTRACT ROOFING - APPLEGARTH Tree Cal 609*6-3193 -i DECKS R US - Custom J.A. Vicari & Sons FRANK Specializing In: new ing. Custom texture and 609-397-8621 CERAMIC TILE - Repairs, Service - Now is the best i decks at discount prices, CIANCARETTI shingle roofs; repair A LAUREL GFEEN - Di* popcorn ceilings. General Contractors tile installed permanently time for tree work. Free additions, home improve- ALL TYPES Concrete - CUSTOM PAINTING patch work; roll A rubber counted Huh Quality? Wallpaper hanging. Interior 609-397-4231 w/new cement board. Bath- estimates. 609-448-7198 ments, painting, custom Sidewalks, patios, porches INTERIOR A EXTERIOR roofs. Guaranteed to be House Plar i. Weedinj? and exterior painting. Free CUSTOM BUILDER - Addi- room remodeling, plumb- A SPECIAL LOW RATE :arquet wood firs & custom & driveways. Free est. Call POPCORN & TEXTURED lowest prices, so call us Flowers, etc. louse Calls : tions, alterations, decks, ing, lowest prices. DELA- DISCOUNT CENTER :ile work. 609-275-1754 or estimates. Bob 609-586-1067 CEILINGS lastl Free estimates, 609-397-5941 f? 609-695-3892 porches, bluestone patios, WARE VALLEY TILE, 40 ULYSSES WALKER 426-0313. ARCAMONE CONSTRUC- QUALITY WORK 609-695-1769 windows. Call Decks Plus, years of experience. 609- LANDSCAPING CO. 609-392-7580 TION - General Contractor. (609)586-2144 Sr. Citizen Discounts at 609-443-4124 Free esti- 688-1067. ALLIED ROOFING • Free Landscaping A Gardening LAWN rental. Call rock, wallpaper, paint, gut- Senior Cltiiens. FREE FILL • Will toed on ter cleaning No job loo sonry A all other repair jobs Eduardo, at 600-969-7614 your truck. Plalnsboro Jim 609 587 312. Advertising Information around your home Rea- KELEMEN MOVINQ • small, free estimates PAPERHANQINQ • 10 yrs area CaH 201-036-4004, SULLIVANS jindacaplng sonable rates. 609-924- PM00360. Apartments, House A carpel cleaning exp., reasonable rates, ask for Joe for complete Indscaping A 5792. homes and offices Low nvallablo 201-297-4340 refs. work guaranteed. Ask rales. All sue Jobs, 25 Bear GERAROO'S Lawn A Oar- lawn mainifance. Call Tht Princeton Packet 609-924-3250 JIM CAHOON • Builder, 15 291 Painting & lor Nancy, 609-466-0365 Brook Rd. W, Windsor, NJ den Maintenance • Spring 20I-727-431? Tht Lawrence Ledger 609-896-9100 years experience. Call 600-520-6414. A Fall cleanups, patios A VITTORIO IRONE • Licensed and Insured Flo! Paptrhanglng sidewalks. Free estimates. Wlndsor-Hlghtt Herald 609-448-3005 PETER TM« PAINTER MOVING > Local A long Landscape ntraclor Tht Cranbury Prtti erencesand free estimates •Handymen* Can 600-WHHX36 Residential A commercial. 609-395-0730 Additions, kitchens, decks, A A C PAINTING • Clean distance. Can toll-free for rffltborough Beacon neal work. Interior A ex- Paperhanojnfl/Removal free esl. 1 600-002-7363 GREENVIEW LAND- Complete A Garden 201-359-0850 roofing, basements No job Tht Bttcon 609-397-3000 terior. Reasonable. Lie. 00473 SCAPING • Lawn mainten- Service. MHmales. to big or small Call Interior And Exterior ance A complete yard car*. 609-824 6489- Tht ManvMt Newt 201-725-3300 809-855-0385. NO HASSLE I No Fussl • 809 695-4014 I'm The; Best Mulch A topsoll delivery. Tht FranMIn Ntwe-flecord ALLEN8 PAINTINQ Windsor Moving Co. Low WARDS Law* MaMMn'! 201-469-9040 Cal 201-207-27W Walkways A patios. Com- J.L CONSTRUCTION • rates, prompt A reliable ance • New Ktiown, (rat Tht CtntrtJ Pott 201-329-9214 And Rtstofsttons plete landscapes. Com- Renovations, addltons A "An Owner Operated service. Residential A com* •at, good pttsa, North Brunswick Pott 201-821-0550 alterations, decks, doors, mercial t residential. Free Service Taking Prtdt In RESIDENTIAL PAINTING merdal. Prol packing. No work. 600 446- ^/a Tht Hamilton Obttrver 609-587*1012 roofing A carpentry In- estimates 609-OJ4 0686 Hoptwti VaNty Ntwt Bvery Job" • Specialising In Interior*. minimum hours No Job too wMfrfiicF 609-466-1190 sured. References avail- Weekends available, Free HEMLOCK TRIES • iv, • • ReeWenttatCommercW bkj or small. Free Mil- TRW able Call 609 924.3029, estimates. Call 600-462' 3' Great lor Hedge, OtNv e interior/lxtoftor males, fully Insured. Call us 7 ft, A up DIM leave message 6623 or 201-254-0010, COO, 40 tor WO This la Klrfc Aim • UwranorHIt HsworthII Llc#PM00fl1J. Jtady * plant not • mleprtnt. 814-W4- ROBERT J. JOHNSON 600-77MHO RESIDENTIAL PAINTINQ 600-443-45M or 446-M40 119, Alto $10 2706 Construction • Carpentry ALLIED PAINTINQ A Contractors • Recent refer- PRINCiTON MOVING • own, Call; Packet Publications Contractor • Residential/ Wallpaper • Residential A ences, Dependable, "uWy "An owner operated OmANN! Commercial 608-737-0437 commercial. Prsa till* Insured, 215-757-4820 service that has served the UWN MAMTINANCt 8CHUTZ BUILDERS, Ino • males, Reasonable rates VILLAGB PAINTING Co • Prtnotton Area woudry for AUNMCAJWM Remodeling a additions Strong weal references Traditional quality and 7 years," Residen- 14014NMHKW Reasonable rales. Quality Call anytime, 1 days • reasonable rates, Fully In* tial/Commercial. Call WMitTWUTM tlrrutes sve Rets. 600-021-0670. week, 809-345-4454 sured Cad 6O0-WW-M75 600-77141W PM 0037* NO Off* WITH TH» AD M2-IM8 12B Week of March 28, 1990

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Hyundai opens Auto Loan Rates new port facility Lender Ncvt-3yr >Je»-4yr Used-3yr Used-4yr Hyundai Motor America recently Bunk «f Mid-Jersey 10.9 11.4 12 12.9 celebrated the opening of its new $12.2 Mercervillc million Vehicle Processing Facility at Carnegie Malik 12.5 I.V5 16 I'riikelon the Port of Portland, Oregon, with a Carteret Savings Bank 11.25 11.75 12.5 13 contribution of $2,500 to the Inter- Princeton national Studies Program at Portland Cenlar 10.75 II 12.25 - Stale University. The funds will be used to establish a lecture series, free and open to the public, at the Univer- Chemical Bank of New Jersey II 75 11.75 13.5 13.75 Pi inccton sity. Collective Federal S&I. 11.75 12.25 . I'yj; Harbor Hyundai expects to import approx- Ar\ Dime Savings Bank - imately 100,000 cars a year through the expanded facility. Rod Hayden, newly KirM Constitution Bank 11.5 12 13 13 appointed executive vice president and Cmnbtiry 1 chief operating officer at Hyundai, said Rtf First Kide'lity Bank.Princeton III. ) 11.4 11.4 11.9 60; South Brunswick he is "as impressed with the new port facility as I am with the company I've Jl Kirst Nafl Bank of Cnlr'l Jersey 12 n " 13 14 recently joined. Hyundai's on the Bridgcwater move; we're here to stay from Nassau S&I. Portland, Oregon to Portland, Maine. Princeton National State Bank 12 13.5 14.5 The Hyundai franchise recently Kli/abcth made a move to the Trenton area. Jeff New Era Bank 12.5 13 14.75 _ Somerset Fcldman, president of Colonial Cadillac Sterling-Hyundai on North New Jersey National Bank 10.99 1099 11.74 11.74 Olden Avenue, added the Hyundai line Trenton to his dealership last month. Ne« Jersey Savings Bank 11.25 11.25 15 15 SoincrviUe Citing the economic price and the The Hyundai line was recently added to Colonial Cadillac Sterling-Hyundai on N. Olden Avenue in Provident Savings Bank 12 12 14 . excellent reputation of Hyundai auto- Trenton. President Jeff Feidman is pictured with the four-door Hyundai Excel. | i Jersey City motive line, Mr. Feidman said, "there Security Savings Bank,SI.A 1.75 12 13.5 13.5 is a definite niche in the marketplace Vineland for this product." Somerset Savings Bank l.t.5 13.5 14.5 Bound Brook Hyundai Excel new for '90 ! Hyundai America is the only Korean Trenton Savings Bank 10.5 II 12 automobile company marketing cars in Trenton the United States. Headquartered in After record-breaking sales, follow- more comfortable interior with the money. The 1990 Excel is available aj The Trust Co of Princeton 1.75 12 14 Fountain Valley, California. Hyundai ing the most successful new car launch addition of three cubic feet of space. a three-door hatchback, ifive-door Pnikcton Motor America has sold more than in automotive history, Hyundai Motor The adjustable driver's seat offers hatchback and four-door sedan. ', Vnited Counties Trust 1(1 5 10 5 12.5 900,000 vehicles since entering the US America introduces an all-new version lumbar support while the backseat, The Excel is protected hy a three HilUhorough market in 1986. Besides its popular of its subcompact Excel for 1990. It is United Jersey Uank.Ctntral N.A. which holds three adults comfortably, year/36,000 mile "bumper to bumpt 10.4 10.4 Excel and Sonata models, Hyundai I'lllKClnu completely re-designed and folds down in a 60/40 split to increase cr" new vehicle limited warranty. All United S&l. soon plans to introduce a new sporty re-engineered to offer econ- carrying capacity. In addition, Hyun- Hyundai vehicles are covered by Cor. car. Scoupe aimed at young buyers omy-minded car buyers an even dai has improved the heating, venting rosion Perforation Warranty whiclj looking for fun, stylish yet economical stronger value advantage. and air conditioning system with KJIC inlornutum pm.iilcd by I he \MnmM Mongjge Reporter. W'ol theslci. I'j Rate* runs for 36 months with no mileage transportation. The first shipment of In addition to new interior and vacuum-assist rotary-type HVAC are current a\ ol Sfjnh -3. hul are sub/eel to J.n/v tliKtiljlion Check v.i(h the K.itional limitation and an Emission Defect Mtrtpape Reporter I ISIK)-^6-RATl:l or imh\idu.il lender-, lor etinvnt inturnuiion. Scoupe vehicles should arrive at Port exterior styling, the 1990 Excel also climate controls. of Portland in July. Limited Warranty which runs for fiv^ offers 20 percent more horsepower and All new exterior shectmetal fuel economy with a 1.5 liter engine enhances the 1990 Excel's contem- years or 50,000 miles. i with multi-point electronic fuel injec- porary styling. Its sleek, aerodynamic Excel owners will contiiiue to rej tion. Also, the Excel continues its lines reduce wind resistance to help it ceive the benefits of a freej one-yea/ Read Time Off tradition of superior value at an af- cut through the air. The smooth curves membership in the Cross! Country fordable price delivering more stan- position it as the subcompact for the Motor Club. The Club, which has a dard features than any car in its class. Nineties. toll-free hotline for emerincy re- for all your entertainment needs Along with improved driveability. The new Excel's bodystyles and trim quests, offers towing and 'roadside performance and refljljment, 1990 Ex- levels have been realigned to offer service, as well as trip planting and cel buyers also wilPenjoy a roomier. buyers even greater value for their other assistance. ,

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'Prices include all costs to be paid by consumer except lor licensing, registration and taxes. Lease terms if qualified 60 mo. closed end W/J3500 down, 1st mo pymt & (100 rel. sec. dep. rea Prices & terms supersede all previous offers. Not resp. for Itypo errors or omissions. 14B Week of March 28, 1990 A Packet Publlcritjgjn

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'84 MERCEDES BENZ '85 HONDA ACC0RP 300D Turbo Diesel - Low Sedan - Stick,' excellent, mileage, excellent con- condition, asking $4500.' dition, $17,900. Call Call Jeff, at 609-924-3200, 609-989-0244 days, mon-frl, 8am-5pm • •> S86-45S1 after 5pm '85 HONDA ACCORD1X'-' "Easy To Buy '84 NISSAN STANZA - 5 4 dr, auto, ps, pb, pw,. pdl,' spd, 65K ml, white, beige cruise, air, mint, $4998. Interior, In great shape, Call 215-321-0351 •' • • ' asking $3750. Call 609-397-2866 '85 LEBARON - GTS Turbo. 4 dr, auto, p/8,.p/b,- '84 TOYOTA COROLLA - a/c, am/fm cass, c/c; sun- Tough To Beat" Exc cond, 4 dr, a/c, p/s, roof, 55K ml, exc cond. am/fm cass, auto. $3000. $4800. 609-936-0750 ' ; 609-426-4770 A quote from Motor Trend magazine on today's Cadillacs. '84 TOYOTA COROLLA-4 '85 MERCEDES BENZ dr, 5 spd, am/lm, a/c, 84K 190E - Exc cond, garage ml, exc cond. Asking kept, all service records, $2500. Call 201-359-1287 47K mi, cream w/burgundy NEW 1990! SEDAN DEVILLE NEW 1990! BROUGHAM SEDAN Int, all extras, must sell, '84 VOLVO Turbo • 2 door, $14,300. Please calf days standard, leather, digital fm 609-924-1077, eves 609,-• cass., sunroof, loaded, 896-3293. . . snows, new struts, new '85NISSANSENTRA-4dr michellns, dark blue sedan, beige, am/fm', ^5 metallic, no rust, no dings, spd, air, 96,000 hwyml, runs excellent, well main- good cond, $4,000 Nego- tained. 105K mi. $4500. llable 609-799-5913 , , Call 201-788-8125 85 OLDS TORONADO - • ** '85 AUDI 5000 Turbo - loaded, exc In and out, 92k Excellent condition, grey highway miles. $6100/B.O. PER with grey leather interior, Call 201-281-6774 •• ' MO, dealer maintained, loaded. Price $5900. Call 609- '85 PONTIAC GRAND;AM 921-9214, - 5 spd, 2 dr, a/c, p/s, p/bj am/fm stereo, 2 9K mi. , 24 MONTHS! $0 DOWN! SAVE! '85 CHEVY CORVETTE - 609-655-3226. . Red, fully equipped. Call •85 SPECTRUM - Good 609-683-7034 or 695-8094 condition, manual, a/c, exc '85 CHRYSLER LeBARON radials, 66K miles, $T900 2.9% *S,07S • Town and Country, mark or BO. Call, 609-448-1064 cross package, every op- '85 TOYOTA SUPRA -;5 __QMAC SMART LEASE __ tion, 52,000 miles, $6500. spd, fully loaded, 7OK*roi, Features Galore! Call 609-497-0341. $6900 or best offer, (all 4.51. V-8 Engine. Auto Trans., P/S, P/W, P/L, 609-426-9708 Features Galore! P/Seats, Am/Fm Stereo Cats., Climate Control, '85 FORD MUSTANG • LX 4.51. V-8 Engine, Auto Trans.. P/S, P/B. P/W. P/L. Anti-lock Bfake System Plus, All Other convertible, 42,492 miles, '85 TOYOTA CAMRY - p/s, P/Seats, Am/Fm Stereo Cass., Climate Control, asking $6800. Call after p/b, a/c, stereo w/cassette, Standard Cadillac Features, 6pm, 609-883-9397. cruise, new brakes, tires, Plus All Other Standard Cadillac Features. MSRP 327,970. VIN# LR724120 battery, lo miles, very '85 FORD LTD - Wagon, 6 MSRP S29.210. VIN# L44203870. clean. $4595. 201-521- cyl, exc cond, mid-size, 0430. $2400/BO. 201-329-9629. 86 BUICK LESABRE - p/S, OVER 150 PRE-OWNED CADILLACS FROM $4995 p/b, air, AM-FM, 59K mi, new tires, $5,700 201- 1988 CADILLAC 1988 ELDORADO 1987 BUICK 1985 CADILLAC 1986 CADILLAC 1987 CADILLAC SEDAN 297-4802 FLEETWOOD COUPE SEVILLE ROADSTER SEOAN DEVILLE DEVILLE ROADSTER C8UPE ROADSTER SOMERSET COUPE J '< Roof. 6 Cyl. Auto . Air. PS. PB. Full Gold Pkg.. Gold Grille. Astro Root. V8, ire Wheels, V8. Auto. PS, PB, Air. Cyl, Automatic, Wire Wheels, Air Custom Grille, Int., Rack. Air. 8 Cyl., 5 Cyl., Auto., PS, P8. Air, Loaded, V, IPWT. Stk. P3195A. VIN R327713. Auto. PS. PB, Air. Stk P3211. VIN Pwr. Stk. P3175A. VIN Cond, Stk. P3227. VIN H4237695. Wo., PS, PB. Air. Bogue Tires & Top. Stk. P319912, VIN HM0042976, 153.100 Miles JU801463. 27,650 Miles 54266688. 66.978 Milas. 67 Miles. rVheels. VIN JU604631, 39.023 Miles. 13.952 Miles. Hats S8995 •17,995 "8995 12,995 17,995 •7995 Off 1988 CADILLAC 1989 CADILLAC 1989 ELDORADO 1987 CADILLAC SEDAN 1987 CADILLAC 1986 SEDAN SALES'SERVICE SEDAN DEVILLE BROUGHAM LTD BIARRITZ DEVILLE ROADSTER COUPE DEVILLE DEVILLE PARTS • LEASING . . Top V8. Auto.. PS. PB, Full Power Wire Wheels. V8. Auto . PS. PB. Air nple White, V8. Auto,, PS. PB, AilGold Grille. Wire Whls. Gold Pkg , VB V8, Auto. Pwr. Steer.. Pwr Brakes, Air\/B. Auto. Pwr Steer., Pwr Brakes. Air, I An. Slk P3194A, VIN J426308O4 Full Power, Stk. P3204. VIN :ond. Full Pwr., Slk. P3252, VIN Auto.. PS. PB. Air. Full Pwr.. StkCond, Stk. P3246, VIN H4260407 rull Pwr.. Stk. P3248, VIN G4316955 EUROPEAN P3267, VIN K4224209. 37,200 Miles >O4 Miles. KR73Q2I7. 10,710 Miles. .0600329, 16,750 Miles. 49.560 Miles. 43.921 Miles. DELIVERY, 15,995 17,995 $2I,995 18,995 11,995 10,995 1987 CADILLAC 1989 CADILLAC 1986 SEVILLE 1987 CADILLAC 1988 CADILLAC 1986 CAOILLAC JOHN WOOD DEVILLE BROUGHAM ELEGANCE BROUGHAM BROUGHAM FLEETWOOD SEDAN PORSCHE'AUDI Top Vogue Tires & Wheels. VB 8 Cyl.. Auto.. PS, PB, Air. Full Pwr V8. AT. PS, PB, Air, 2-Tone Grn V8, Automatic, Power Steering, Powei VB. Auto.. Power Steering. Power V8, Auto.. Power Steering. Power I Auto, PS. PB, Air. Full Pwr. SlkStk. P3244, VIN KR738364. 13,IOC Vogue Tires & Whls. Cusl Guile. Stk Brakes. Air, Stk. P3296A. VIN Brakes. Air, Loaded. 22.200 Miles. Stk Brakes. Air. Stk. C7096A. Vlr. 3466 Rt. 1 N. |P3249 VIN H4249838, 49.638 Miles Miles. M304B, VIN G0808980, 46,410 Miles H9136719, 9,081 Miles. B.U2A, VIN JR957321. G4337O39, 48,682 Miles. Princeton 13,995 17,995 12,995 12.995 15,995 11,995 452-9400 to Authorized TIME OFF 1988 CADILLAC 1989 ALLANTE 1987 LINCOLN 1987 CADILLAC 1987 STERLING 1986 CADILLAC SEDAN Porsche • Audi Dealer COUPE OEVILLE CONVERTIBLE TOWN CAR ELDORADO 82SS DEVILLE ROADSTER TOP Reviews Top V8. Auto . PS PB. Aif. Wire >Jever Titled. V8. Auto. PS, PB. A uH Vinyl Roof, V8 Auto , PS. PB, Ai Silver V. Top V8. Auto.. PS. FH. Air 4 Df. 6 Cyl. Auto. Power Steenng Wire Wheels, V8. Auto.. PS, P8, Air Slk BO47BA. VIN G4249133. -uil Pw, . Brass Hat. Stk P3218. VI! ull Power. Slk. P3258. VIN Full Power. Stk P3066. VIN 0MU5454 Power Brakes, «f"Slk. P3100. Vlf Stk 3169. VIN G4344778, 46.136 h V. U»c Ojt ••'••><' •<•. Rogue Leasing Company Inquiries ' We Make The Deals Welcome. '%•••• \r CADILLAC * STERLING * HYUNDAI The Others Won't! REEDMAN JAGUAR SALES-SERVICE-PARTS Rt. 1 Langhorne, Pa. 1655 NORTH OLDEN AVE. SUBURBAN TRENTON (609) 883-3500 215-757-4961

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for Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale '86 FORD F150 • 4x4, V8, FOR SALE By Owner- 4 spd. ps/pbl am/fm cass. Moblle home, large lot,-? '87 OLDS 88 • Royale '88 CHEVY CORSICA-LT, 88 MAZDA RX7 - 5 spd, •89 CHEVY QEO Cov- •89 TOYOTA COROLLA - NASSAU CONOVER •87 TOYOTA COROLLA - 4 46,000 ml. Excellent Con- miles to Prlncetofu Brougham, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, black exterior, tan interor, 19K mi, like new. Wish to ertible - 8,000 ml. Stereo, a/c, am/fm, auto, tape, MOTOR CO. dr, hatchback, 37K miles, dltlonl $8,475. 609-448- $34,000. 201-297-9457.,' full power pkg, AM/FM V6, PW, PB, PW, PL, A/C, sell or trade for a less air, 5 spd, 4x4, $8,100/BO under warranty, $8000. FORD excellent cond, a/c. $5200. 2213, after 5pm cass, wire wheels, 40K mi. 609-799-7778 evenings cuise control, tilt steering, expensive sedan plus Call 609-737-7660 609-655-5423 Satos-Senrtce-Leaslno Asking $10,495. 201-297- AM/FM Sterio cass, runs cash. Call 201-874-8228 Daly&Lbng 346 '89 HYUNDAI EXEL - GLS, '90 CHEVY CAVALIER '86 TOYOTA 4 Runner - 7 3206 after 4. '87 TOYOTA CELICA ST - great, 53K highway miles, '88 TOYOTA Supra - Blue Z24 - White sport coupe, Term Rentals 5 spd, a/c, p/b, p/s, stereo new tires, brakes, shocks, blue ext, blue int, auto- Rte 206, Princeton, N.J. In lift, loaded, $8750. Call •82 STARCRAPT'- on Blue, auto w/od, loaded, auto, 3.1 litre eng, full 3 yr Aluminum 18 ft center! coi> '87 SUNDANCE - Auto, cassette, all new steel struts. Must sell. $7500 or matic, PS, PB, A/C, AM/FM 609-882-2393 or 883-6895 6 year. 100,000 ml war- mfg warr. Immaculate 609-921-6400 sole 80 HP Mercury, gal- a/c, ps, pb, cruise, tilt, exc. belted radials; exc con- BO. 201-821-4697. sterio cass, excellent con- ranty, 3000 mi. $15,900 cond. Must sacrifice at 321 vanized trailer, $4500: .Call condition $3900 201-874- dition, 40K miles. '88 HONDA PRELUDE SI - dition, 6000 mi, must sell. Motorcycles '88 JEEP COMMANCHE 215-982-5032 $9,999. Call 609-396-3359 609-877-5938 ' t \ 5716. $7,600/B.O. Call Red, excellent cond. $7500 or BO. 201 Truck - 4x4, exc cond, mov- '88 VW JETTA QL - Just '87 HONDA 500 • Ac- 609-924-6500/X158 (days) $12,500. Call '89 MAZDA 626 DX - Back ing to South Africa, 609- '87 TOYOTA SUPRA - or 609-497-1494 (eves). broken in. Exc cond. a/c, on the market! 5 spd, a/c, cessorles, beautiful, $1400 683-7299 ask for Mark. White, 5 speed, targa top, 215-493-1584. am/fm stereo cassette, am/fm cass, 32K ml. Mov- firm. 201-665-6481 • •85 FORMULA new tires, 29,000 miles, '88 CAMARO - V8, 305, '88 HYUNDAI EXCEL - 4 dr power pkg. Dark gray, ing overseas. Great car. 88 TOYOTA - 4x4. 5 spd, THUNDERBIR6 many extras, great con- loaded, 5 spd., 24K. Asking sedan, exc cond, A/C, plush int. S9200/B.O. Call $9000. 609-799-4515 328 Trucks w/stereo and Bose speak- dition. $13,900. Call $9000. Call 201-329-0725. $4,800/bo. 609-890-7719 609-896-1732, Iv msg. '64 MACK DUMP - Single ers, like new. $8500. 24' with trailer, 260 Merc 215-493-8536 after 5:30 pm '89 BMW - 525 I. Security '89 NISSAN SENTRA - Blk, axle, with road plow, gas 609-655-4608 after 6. Cruiser, $22,500 or best 87TOYOTAMR2-5Spd, '88 CHEVY CORSICA LT - system, extended war- auto, a/c, am/fm cass, rear engine, air brakes, good offer. Call after 5pm, . sun roof, stereo. cass, 6 cyl, p/windows & locks, '89 HONDA - Accord LXI. 2 ranty, 12,000 ml, A-1 con- window defog, exc cond, VERY SPECIAL condition. $6500 or best '89 TOYOTA 4x4 - Extra 21,000 mis, asking $9000. am/fm stereo, clean, 609- dr Black coupe, 5300 mi. dition. $30,500. Call warranty, 12K mi. $8500. PURCHASE & offer. Call Iv mesg, 609- Cab pickup. Auto, ps/pb, 201-725-0855 Call 609-394-5854 466-1742 wkdys 9am-5pm. $13,000. 609-799-4665. 201-369-3528 609-896-8069 bwl 5-8pm 799-1318. am/fm cass. w/CB, chrome LEASE PLANS '87 GLASSTREAM • 22 ft. off-road pkg. w/33" BF '68 GMC PICKUP - 4x4. V* 131 Volvo I/O. Many ex- ON NEW Goodrich tires. $12,500. tonl PA plow. 302, 4 spd. tras. $8500 or b/o. 609- 1990 MODELS. 609-890-8109 Recent motorl $1,500. Call 227-8872 after 4:30. • Call: 609-771-8040 609-259-9140 SUNFISH Sailboat - Excel- 79 CHEVY SUBURBAN • 336 Recreational lent condition! Including Trailer towing package, Vehicles Sails. Call, 609-799-3009 &HOWROOM 350 auto, p/s, p/b, stereo, or 2046. air, luggage rack, wire •81 AIRSTREAM EX- wheels, like new radials, CELLA - 27", mt cond, AUTHORIZED DEALER runs & looks very good, no zip-dee awning all 3 sides, When you Just rust needs tune up, $1900. r-bath, 2 gauche bds. Twin cant got enough Call 609-965-0131. propane & batteries, local sports... WHERE CARS AND BUYERS MEET '85 CHEVY - C-20 Silver- pwrjack, air, hitch head & check this paper's ado, $6,500. Excellent con- sway cntrl Incl. $16,500. sports pages. dition. Call 609-882-6118 John 609-882-2345 We invite owners to place their wmma mnnBwgrf cars in SHOWROOM, SALES'SERVICE we'll deliver 132,000 PARTS'LEASING EUROPEAN possible buyers a week. DELIVERY Invite JOHN WOOD BMW* NISSAN 951 Rt. 33 Hamilton 125,000 586-1900 FOR ONLY Authorized 25 BMW • Nissan Dealer customers Audi to your next ACTUAL For only $25 you will have a 2 column x 3 inch ad SALES'SERVICE that will include a photograph (supplied by you) and PARTS • LEASING SIZE a brief description of the car (only one car per ad). EUROPEAN DELIVERY garage sale! JOHN WOOD To place your SHOWROOM advertisement call PORSCHE'AUDI

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1990 TROOPER S 4 Dr, 4 Cyl, 2.6L, Fuel Injection, 5 Spd, Pwer Disc Brakes, M&S radials, Tach & Gauge, Cutpile Carpet, Center Consol, Dual Outside Mirrors, Child Safe Rear Dr. Locks, Front/Rear Tow Hooks, Underbody Packet Publications Skid Plates, Auto Locking Front Hubs, Rear Wiper/Washer/Defogger, Fir Mats, The Princeton Packot The Manville Newt Spare Tire Cover. Air Conditioning, AM/FM Stereo Cassette With Digital Clock 609-924-3250 201-725-330© and 4 Speakers. VIN #L7905562 MSRP $16,164. Tho Lawrence Ledger The Franklin News Record Price includes all costs to consumer except tax, doc fees & tags. 609-B96-8100 201-489-9040 Wlndsor-Hlghti Herald The Central Pott 609-44B-3005 201-328-9214 The Cranbury Press North Brunswick Post 600-3850730 201-821-0550 HIMtbofOugh Beacon The Hamilton Observer |M PITCAIRN ISUZU 201-368-0850 600-887-1012 The Beacon Hi ! ft Wooillmunn; Hi\ . Langhorne. PA (Just North ol I 95) • (m) /-n "()l! Is Slmpla! Hopewtl Vu™'•Key, * W8-3B7-3000 609-466-118-1 «' 0 1 18B Week of March 28, 1990 A Packet Publication

OLD FASHIONED VALUE... MODERN COMFORT HILLSBOROUGH TOWNSHIP Well maintained home on 2.S ac. on Long Hill Rd. Doesn't that sound nice? Total of 11 rooms, w/4 BRs & Wz baths. New heater, well, & roof. Landscaping is mature, wooded & school bus stop is nearby. Such a cute workshop 12 x 20, which was originally a little guest house! ASKING $210,000 Weidel otters CALL WEIDEL HOPEWELL 609-466-1224 NEW LISTING ENJOY TRANQUILITY OF PRINCETON NATURAL BEAUTY MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP This new to the market 5 bedroom, Wi bath Colonial boasts formal living room, dining room, Seven room, IVi bath Ranch on 2.7 ac, so eat-in kitchen, 1 year old roof, Wi year TRANE bright & cheery! there is a tremendous dry & high heater, fully floored and insulated attic, plus 1 basement w/fpl, steel I-beam (expanse of 40 ft. car garage and more. $299,900 clear) + storage, workshop area & woodstove CALL WEIDEL LAWRENCEVILLE 609-896-1000 (new paint too). This well-kept home has 3 BRs you more & a two-car attached garage w/storage. This area has cable TV & Montgomery schools. RE- DUCED TO $239,000 CALL WEIDEL HOPEWELL 609-466-1224 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-4 PM CIRCA 1860 FARMHOUSE HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP Located on 22+ acres in the desirable Harbour- ton area of Hopewell Township. The home is in OPEN HOUSE OWNER TRANSFERRED the process of renovation and is being sold "as-is." This property features barns with stall SUNDAY 1-4 PM LAWRENCEVILLE HOUSE This great 4 bedroom, Vh bath Colonial offers space, fenced-in paddocks and pastures. A 19 SCOTTSDALE COURT separate 10 acre building lot, and over 1100' CRANBURY SUNDAY 1-4 PM NEWLY LISTED both a quiet neighborhood and nearness to PENNINGTON BORO shopping and bus transportation. Full basement, frontage. $725,000 THE PRINCETON ALTERNATIVE! A special home 35 ERDMAN AVE. Directions: Rt. 31 "N" from Penn. to "L" on Rt for the busy executive! This four bedroom, two PRINCETON Stately custom built Colonial featuring a large garage and a bonus 2% credit given to qualified open living room with built-ins. Formal dining buyer at closing based on sales price. Offered at 623 (Penn-Harb. Rd.) to 2.2 miles on right and a half bath Colonial located in Shadow Oaks, Walk to everything in town from this surprisingly CALL WEIDEL LAMBERTVILLE 609-397-0777 is situated on 5.71 acres in the Estate section. large, well-maintained Boro property. 3 room and step-saver kitchen. French doors lead $210,000 From the moment you open the double front doors bedrooms, formal living room with fireplace, to a spacious family room overlooking the CALL WEIDEL LAWRENCEVILLE 609-896-1000 THIS IS IT! and step into the gracious foyer, the nine foot formal dining room, eat-in kitchen, study, sun well-landscaped yard. Accommodate family and LAMBERTVILLE guests with 4 bedrooms and Wi baths. Addi- ceilings and spacious rooms let you know "you room, deck, finished room in basement. Super Neighborly neighbors are waiting for you. tional features include walk-up attic, finished have made it." The double tiered deck with family home, reduced to $247,500 Spacious 3 bedroom home with central air, new basement, deck, brick patio and perennial gar- sliding doors leading from the family room and Directions: Harrison R Hamilton L on Stanley R carpets, family room & much, much more. A real dens. $179,900 the kitchen, look out over your woods and land. on Erdman. must to see (« $189,900 Offered at $625,000 CALL WEIDEL PENNINGTON 609-737-1500 CALL WEIDEL LAWRENCEVILLE 609-896-1000 CALL WEIDEL LAMBERTVILLE 609-397-0777 Directions: Rt 571 to Rt. 535 to Formstead to Scottsdale. m STOCKTON CALL WEIOEL PRINCETON 609-921-2700 Great updated Colonial, situated high above town. Double lot with 20x40 inground pool and fenced yard. House in excellent condition with many extras. WAV carpeting is hiding the super BEST PRICED HOME finished hardwood floors in this 3 BR GEM. IN PRINCETON CHASE Move-in condition (« $179,900 CALL WEIDEL LAMBERTVILLE 609-397-0777 WEST WINDSOR Better move fast on this lovely Turnbury Colonial LAMBERTVILLE in prestigious neighborhood. Sitting on '/< acre Featured on the Lambertville historic tour, this wooded lot, this home has been freshly painted stately 3 BR brick Victorian, circa 1873 is one ol CONVENIENT T0WNH0ME and shows like a brand new home. Beamed and the most charming homes in town! Cozy FR with OPEN HOUSE LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP skylighted ceiling in country. kitchen, recep- SUNDAY 1-4 PM exposed brick wall and fireplace, elegant LR & There's extra room for your family in this sparkl- tion-sized entry foyer with parquet floor, side DR with inlaid wood floors. The perfect home foi OPEN HOUSE 153 OAK CREEK RD. ing, airy, and bright townhome in The Village at entry garage and full basement make this home gracious living & easy entertaining. Just listed SUNDAY 1-4 PM EAST WINDSOR Lawrenceville. Six large rooms and two full baths, a super buy at $324,900 ( baths, Heritage. 2nd left to Colebrook, 2nd driveway on CUSTOM BUILT brick Ranch on a 200' deep park family room. Professional landscaping, original left. owners. Move in condition. $117,000 like yard Beautiful mature landscaping. Located CALL WEIDEL PRINCETON 609-921-2700 in a prestigious community of executive homes CALL WEIDEL LAWRENCEVILLE 609-896-1000 this 3 bedroom, 15 bath home has so much to VALUE. VALUE, VALUE I0USE offer! Includes convenient laundry room otf LAWRENCEVILLE OPEN* HOUSE kitchen, dining room, lull basement and 2 car Prestigious Woodmont in Lawrenceville This SUNDAY 1-4 PM garage Great for commuting $199,975 model boasts formal living room with fireplace, SUNDAY 1-4 PM 47 SOURLANO HILLS CALL WEIDEL HAMILTON 609-586-1400 formal dining room with a panoramic view of the MONTGOMERY 17 ROBERTSON RD. golf course and a large tat-in kitchen Master Located on a tranquil cul-de-sac on 3 rolling EAST WINDSOR bedroom suite downstairs and two bedrooms and acres this exclusive 5 bedroom contemporary You'll love the way the light spills in through the full bath upstairs. Terrific value at $215,000 has been custom built with all the best up llooi-toceiling living room windows and CALL WEIDEL PRINCETON 609-921 -2/00 grades. Drama, spaciousness, live in area. deck, drenches the eat-in kitchen and formal dining balcony and so much more to otter1 Close to the room Our Mercer model in Twin Rivers offers 3 MONTGOMERY Princeton corridor and Bedens Brook golf course bedrooms. 2'/.- baths, full finished basement Colonial home on 1 37 acres located on River this is the perfect home for the CEO $549,000 and attached garage Just reduced to $159,900 Road on a corner lot. Four bedrooms can be Directions: Rt 33 East to 2nd light in Twin expanded to five, with a 24x19 5 room over the Directions Great Rd to L on Grandview to L on UNCOMPROMISING QUALITY PERFECT FOR ENTERTAINING Rivers, right on Twin Rivers Dr Left on Robertson garage Two and a half baths and 2 car garage Sourland Hills. Houston I CRANBURY EAST WINDSOR CAII WflDEl lAWRtNCtVULE 609 8961000 CALL WEIDEL EAST WINDSOR 609-448-6200 complete the picture Bring offers! Located in This exquisitely maintained, heavily upgraded Our newly listed 4 bedroom, 2V? bath home in exclusive Devonshire Estates is perfect for the Montgomery Priced at $385,000 22 OFFICES SERVING home will please the most discriminating buyer. CALL WEIDEL HIILSBOROUGH 201-359-7100 Outside you can enjoy the luxury of an expanded gourmet cook Brand new European designed kitchen overlooks woods and fields. 14x11 formal NEW JERSEY & PENNSYLVANIA rear deck Inside is a wet bar in the family room, WHY NOT? dinign room and raised 24x13 living room adds large kitchen with breakfast room and entrance BRIDGEWATER to the deck, and spacious bedrooms. In addition, to the attractiveness A must see for $199,917 CALL WEIDEL EAST WINDSOR 609-448-6200 You CAN own your OWN home* Start living the there is a security system and a skylight in the reality of home ownership in this charming two East Windsor. N) lawrenceville, NJ master bedroom Offered at $341,500 bedroom home, located in sought after Rt 130, Princeton Rt) 2681 Main SI CAIL WEIDEL PRINCETON 609-921-2700 AFFOROABLE AND CONVENIENT Bndgewaler Township located on a lovely half EAST WINDSOR (609)896-1000 acre lot, on a dead end street, you really have to (609) 448-61'OU Desirable two story condo in Princeton East see it to believe it1 Call for your private showing Living room features fireplace and sliding glass today! Offered at $115,450 NEWLY LISTED doors to private patio area Two bedrooms and CALL WEIDEl HIUSBOROUGH 201-359-7100 Hamilton, NJ Pennington, NJ HOPEWELl BOROUGH 1/2 baths. Ideal location for commute to New Original Chestnut trim, bookcases and French York, Trenton & Philadelphia Priced to sell NOW! HAMPSHIRE AT PRINCETON MEADOWS 1970 Route 3J Two, Route 31 doors plus new Quakermaid oak kitchen and Unbelievable low $99,999 PLAINSBORO (609) 586 1400 (609) 737-1500 sunny breaktast room make this a perfect blend CALL WEIDEL PENNINGTON 609-737-1500 Oanburv model with 2 bedrooms, 7V, baths and of old house charm and new convenience living finished loft Living 100m fireplace, neutral 100m with buck fireplace, den with built-in carpeting and fenced rear yard make this a Hillsborough. bookcases Three sunny corner bedrooms One EASY COMMUTE FROM HERE choice home for the first-time home buyer Princeton, NJ year Home Warranty $201100 ! ALL PROFESSIONALS PLAINSBORO Montgomery WEST WINDSOR Relocation company willing to negotiate ASKING Oversized townhome in "The Brittany" Former 164 Nassau St CALL WEIDCl PENNINGTON 609 73M 500 $111,JS0 8/3 Route 206 STOP PAYING RENT' Unique property with com- Linpro model close to trains and shopping Two CALL WEIDll EAST WINDSOR 609-448-6200 (609)921-2700 mercial toning Ihu well maintained three bedroom, 2V> baths plus loft w/skylighl Neutral (201) 359/100 bedroom, one bath Ranch is in the heart ol Rt 1 throughout Priced to sell at $144 900 corridor It is near the train, post office, and only BEST PRICED TOWNHOUSE CAU WEIOEl PENNINGTON 609 73/1500 minutes to Princeton Anyone with imagination EAST WINDSOR Hopewell lambertville could make this into a home 4 ollice or just a Looking for a good buy? We've lust reduced this 45 West Broad St 16 BRIDGE ST. professional offic* Call for information Offered 2 bedroom, \v, bath Quad IV townhouse. Oiler (609) 397-07/7 al $125,000 ing all appliancet, upgraded carpeting and steps (609) 466-1224 CAII WEIDEL PRINCETON 609-921-2700 from pool and tennis club. ASKING $15,000 AS NEW! CALL WEIDEl EAST WINDSOR 609-448-6200 HOPCWELL TOWNSHIP Corporate Relocation Mortgtflt Sonrltti You can move right into this 4 bedroom. 2v, (009) 737-1&51 (609) 737-100O bath Colonial on oni acre in Hopewell twp Professionally renovated this hoem featutn » ntw Kitchen and appliance;, new carpeting throughout, large family room and 16*3? in R I C H A P D WEJDGL NEIGHBORHOOD ireund pool Call lor details today $211,100 OFFICE LOCATIONS CALL WEIDfl PtNNINGTON 609-/3M500

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360 365 Townhouses 385 360 Houses Houses 360 Houses 360 Houses 360 Houses For 360 Houses 365 Townhouses Townhouses & Condos For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale Sale For Sale & Condos & Condos For Sate For Sale or call BARRONS GATE WEST WINDSOR - 4 vVEST WINDSOR • Owner Is Sold Out... For Sale SOUTH BRUNSWICK SOUTH BRUNSWICK CONSTRUCTION 201- bdrm, 2V4 baths, bright & Must Sell by May 1st! 3 But acting quicklng will CANAL POINTE • 2 bdrm, HAMILTON- NEW HOMES SPECIAL OF THE WEEKI bdrms, 2 baths on treed, enable you to purchase Adult Co-Ops & Condos - SocIetyTnU THE LAND IS YOURS 329-B555. spacious Colonial. Rossmoor, dearbrook 1 bath condo, below deve- bdrm, 2 bath Condo $295,000. No Realtors. private ¥* acre lot at end of either of these beautiful All Vi acre & on this lovely SOUTH PLAINFIELD - Concordla, Whtttingham lopers price. Asking appls, $77,500. Adap'tat* Starting Out? Look no Call more info & appt, street in family neigh- homes at Thousands lot is your dream home. We Custom ranch, desirable 1 bdrm, 1 bath, $45,900 to $116,000. 609-987-1499 for handicapped. Call 2fji furthur. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, 609-799-1149 borhood. Walk to train or Below Builder's Price!! offer 4 bdrms, 2Vi baths, area, 3 bdrm, 2 fireplaces, living rm, dining rm, eat in total luxury $269,000, most CLIFTON, N.J. Townhouse 821-7875. * schools. New bathrooms, - Just reduced! Beautiful, full basement, 2 car side finished basement, many kit, family rm, basement, WEST WINDSOR - Prince- ceramic kitchen w/skylight. Oxford Provincial with models available. HAMILTON SQ -IJr immac, move In cond, 2 entry garages & many extra. Must see! $189,900. woodburning stove, 2 car ton Oaks, 1V4 yr old Col- New hardwood fits. Spa- luxurious Master Bath & 3 Ask for DOROTHY ville Arms, 1st fir condc*" bdrms, 2vi baths, 2 car luxury features too numer- Owner 201-756-1435 garage on a dead end onial, 4 bdrm, 2V= baths, clous workshop & car garage, just reduced RESALE PROS bdrm, backs to field Brt" $338,900 1-800-624-1642 garage, laundry rm, all ous to mention. Stop by & WEST WINDSOR - Ex- street. Reduced! Reduced! wood floors, air cond, screened patio. New cent move-in cond, $7H appls Incl, In-ground pool. see our fully furnished ecutive home, 5 bdrm Col- $134,900. $309,000. 609-799-3739 air. Large family rm w/ fire- Greenwich Contem- 609-890-2270. BUCKS COUNTY - Village Owner relocating, is mo- model at $254,900. Direc- onial, 3 full baths, large eat eves. 212-613-3016 days. palce. Come to see it & porary with study/library HAMILTON - Wh^a edition, $347,900 with 2% Shires Townhome. Hol- tivated. By owner, tions to our model: Rt 1 in kit, family rm w/full brick 201-329-0700 WEST WINDSOR - Totally make an offer. Call 609- when you could own a ml buyer incentive. land/Newton area. 3 bdrm $199,900. 201-661-4801 North or South to 130 fireplace, living rm, dining upgraded 1 yr old Execu- 799-568<). vale, luxury PenihouS Call GINA DANIELS i'/a bath, fin bsmt freshly DAYTON - Spacious 2 South. At the 4th traffic rm. Professionally land- tive home In Windsor Hunt Condo, with skylights a WEST WINDSOR OF RE/MAX painted with many up- bdrms, 2V bath Contem- light, turn tight onto scaped, deck. West Wind- Community. Priced below 2 appliances & numerous M QORAIE PRINCETON VIEW TODAY!! graded, move-In cond. porary Patio Home. Family Georges Rd. Proceed to sor Schools. Reduced to builder's cost, $343,900. $133,900. Call 215- grades In Society Hill \k Kingston Lane on the right. $287,000 firm. Call, 609- The Builder OFFICE, 609452-1887 rm w/flreplace, living/dining Immediate occupancy. 860-8499 Hamilton for only $94 gojv Continued 275-7382 •nealty- Please call 609-275-6663 Continued EVES, 609-799-6050 rm, eat In kitchen, wooded Call after 7:30pm, '21. lot, fence. No maint fee. 860-6822 ^ $167,000. Principals Onlyl Call, 201-339-0382 HAMPSHIRE Townho^, 2 bdrms, 2Vt baths, Daft TEA FOR TWO OR TWENTY - in the DAYTON SQ - 3 bdrm, ZVi magnificent great room. Call us about bury +, finished loft, <,f, this upscale Princeton Landing Town- bath, bsmt, cent air, w/w place, w/w carpet, all house. West Windsor schools. carpet, priced for quick pliance9, asking $119 9O( CROSSROADS Plainsboro. $159,000 sale. $124,900. 201-274- Call Diane, at 6O9-79J 2S82 eves/wkends. 2880- betwn 9 & 5:30 1 EAST BRUNSWICK - The eves & wknds, 799-475^ I Club Yardley Villa, 2 bdrm, HIGHTSTOWN - 2 bdrmi 2 bath, skylights, fireplace, bath, mint cond, cathedral enclosed patio. $140,000. ceiling, fireplace, skylights' N 201-238-6772 upgrades, more. Must sefi EAST WINDSOR - 1 bdrm Owner, 609-448-0882. ,| 3 ACRE LOTS - a home to your speci- apt, 2nd fir, quiet location, HIGHTSTOWN - Wye.. C fications. Lawrence with a Princeton Ad- convenient to shopping & dress. $875,000 Mill, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, l buses, $39,900. Call 609- kitchen & laundry, air, f EXCITING HOMES BUILT & PLAN- 443-1939. cathedral ceiling, decfc E NED FOR YOU! Where? The Woods." PENNINGTON COUNTRY ESTATE 10 EAST WINDSOR-3 bdrm, pool/tennis. Anxious Owrw 6 distinguished homes, each nestled in a acres of rolling land. Gracious old home er, $105,000. 609-79* large grove of mature trees on a 3 acre (circa 1800). Heated pool, tennis court. 6 2V6 bath townhouse. End T lot. Just off Carter Road. Lawrence bedrooms, 5Vi baths, 3 car garage and unit, extended yard, 0911. Township. Princeton mailing address. guest apartment. Country living just move-in condition HILLSBORO - 2 story, J From $875,000 minutes from Princeton. $1,150,000 $120,000. Call bdrm. condo, liv. room, eid O 609-446-4262. in kitchen, 1 bath, basfi EAST WINDSOR - By ment, patio, pool/tenniil NEW PRINCETON LISTINGS Owner, 2 bdrm, 2V4 bath Available 6-1 $117,000 N townhouse, end unit, air Call 609-393-1775. }. REALTOR HILLIER TOWNHOUSE - just 2 blocks LOCATION-LOCATION- Queenston cond, cathedral ceiling, HILLSBORO • Modern i from Princeton University with 3 Commons Townhouse. Lovely private large windows, appls, bdrm, 2VS> bath twnhse, t bedrooms on one floor, a 2-story living garden & patio. Spacious LR DR area, many extras, close to NYC yr old, end unit, cent air, ijnj room with fireplace, family room with eat-in kitchen, 2 large BRS, 2Vj baths on train, 3 yrs young, asking bsmt, eat in kitchen, declK sliding glass doors to a fenced Oriental 2nd floor. 3 rooms 4 workshop in base- $129,900. Call 609-443- pool, tennis, 3 walk-Sj garden. Maintenance-free house with an ment. $269,000 9004. closets, over 2000 sq ft attached garage. $359,000 EAST WINDSOR • Beaut- great location, movinjj PRISTINE 5 YEAR OLD COLONIAL- iful Twin Rivers Twnhse, must sell, $135,000. Call COLONIAL WITH A COUNTRY FEEL- huge deck, large sunny garden. Living Owner, 201-874-8570 1af ING. Large shady lot. Quiet street. 4 3'/* bdrm, 2Vi bath, all room with fireplace, dining room, 3 reasonable offer takes it! bedrooms, (one with 2 skylights). Living bedrooms, 2Vz baths. Study or additional upgrades, move in cond. room with fireplace. Formal dining room, bedroom on main floor. Central air. Reduced to $119,000 by HILLSBORO • Townhous* 2 car garage. Princeton. $264,000 $259,000 owner. Ask for Joseph: for sale, 3 yrs new, manf 609-443-6504 upgrades & extras. 2 bdrm EAST WINDSOR - Lake 2Vz bath, large kit. liv rrrt LUXURIOUS HOME with in-ground pool. AFFORDABLE AND ADORABLE - 4 w/cath ceil, din rm, (am rm* Near ETS. 3-4 bedrooms on first floor. 2 condo. Upper level 2 bdrm, bedrooms, oversized family room. In loft, laundry rm, full bsmt £ additional bedrooms and study on sec- ground pool. Close to school and parks. neutral colors, exc cond. ond floor. 3'/;. baths. 1.4 landscaped This one won't last. Call us to-day. East New wshr/dryr. Pool/tennis garage. Will paint to cua> acres. Hopewell. $296,000 Windsor. $179,500 & NYC bus. By owner tomer's choice. Call 201 $75.000. 609-448-4109 874-6501 CALL ANYTIME 609-924-4677 • OPEN 7 DAYS EAST WINDSOR - Lovely HILLSBORO Twnhse - t 3 bdrm, 2V2 bath twnhse in Irg bdrms, 2 V* bath, bsmt, CALL US ABOUT OUR OTHER PROPERTIES PRICED TO S 1,500,000 GeorgeTowne. Country kit- cent air, on pvt cul-de-sac chen, brick patio. Reduced to $117,500; $126,900.00. 609-448- Days 201-874-5886. evei 359-5409. SERVING MERCER, SOMERSET AND MIDDLESEX COUNTIES 4154 EAST WINDSOR MILL • 2 HILLSBOROUGH • 2bdrm,: bdrrrvj, 2 baths, fireplace, 2V2 bath, basement, gar- Princeton Crossroads Realty, Inc. appli- ances, moving must age, cent air, fireplace, sell. $92,000. Open House pool and tennis. $139,900 342 Nassau Street (Corner Harrison) • Princeton • Park in our lot Sunl 15 609-443-5528 201-583-1014 EAST WINDSOR - Twin HILLSBOROUGH - Rent 1 Rivers, Quad IV, 2 bdrm, ing? Why not own? 2 bdm, 1V4 bath twnbse, Lake 2V4 bath, end uni' privacy, extended patio, townhouse located on pn professionally finished vate court. Central AC. bsmt. New carpeting & w/w carpet, window treat flooring. $117,500. Call ments, eat in kitchen, large PRINCETON WEST WINDSOR 609-448-7663 master bedroom wbai OFFICE •>11 it i cony, full basement 230 Nassau Street Al lIn hilinlniri; Until EAST WINDSOR - washer/dryer, rear patio Twnhse. 2 bdrm, 1'/ Princeton, N J. 08542 Ami SKI ll« XCtiuhu Vu,ln lit, Sn I 71!l OltlTrciiionKo.nl a pool, tennis and much 609 921-2600 Wei Windsor. N.J. IWti!M baths, ac, w d, d/w, fridge, more, $124,500 Phone fplc. storage shed. Exc 201-359-0658 wiH^hi-.. .nut nmu' 1527.400 LAWRENCE Square Vil- IN LESS THAN 30 DAYS IMrrctloiM'. liilmbuigh Kd to New Vitiate K.I in 1, n on Akion to nj'ln on $95,000 Principal* only lage - Penthouse End Unit, | (lllsworth: .15 Kllsworth, West Windsor 609-443 t690 M>V-44ll-toO0 2 bdrms, 2 Ml baths, sky- EAST WINDSOR • Wind- lights, vaulted celling,' sor Mill I 2 bdrm, 2 bath. balcony, all appliances 4 i $92,000 Principal* only upgrades. UW rm. below ' Call 609 448 72/1 cott $102,500, Call rv' EWINO TWP • Riverside. 2 meafl. 201.540-3446 bdrm plus sitting rm, 2'/> LAWRENCE SQUARE • 2 ! batfis, end unit $148,900 bdrm. 2 bath condo with al 1 Call eves, 215660-5683 appliances, $05,000. Can E WINSDOR • Immaculate M12t4-1231 Windsor Woods LAWRENCE Square VU- lownhouse In private land- lage II Condo • Almost new. scaped letting i bdrm., 2 bdrm, 2 bam, all apple, 2'/i bath, garage with re- upgrades, pool tennis, mot*, c», deck, mirrored »115.800 negotiable Cad wail A ckxel doort. up- 201-34M843 graded carpel, 2 ceiling LAWRENCE 8Q VILLAGE PRINCETON fans, window treatment A Phil cipantkd tplil it miked .IUJV ul Ilic mil nl u ijtiii-i uil ik'tui yet ii - 2 bdrm. 2 bath, end unH, lomtnK-nlly lomti-it io vdioolv >lu>ppni|i. H bu» tlic imioim/cJ floor plan IMAINSBOHO all appla Other amenfllM penthouse, turmy »outi- oiler* a luritc niiry hallway, an o\crsi/od living room with hri'itluc? ptun An enpecially well-kept liotni' with a wMtjlhlullcr (id do »«v lomlion llm home Move In condition. Owner •ait exposure, cathedral larger lh«n usual Iniinal dining room Kcnuvalctl liullcn .14 Wdiourm feature* 3 twdrooim plu» hoih a family rnoni mul ikn. t>d«nienl, country kllt'hcn. will sacrifice for Immediate <#MQ, m>, all $247,000 lighted brick naiio. underground sprinkler* tJ^JtXXI • ale $120,000, Call $103,500 MV-92:I-26M> 60942MM0 201-290-9022 or LAWRENCE 80 VHIage • 2 bdrm, 2'.', beth lownhouM, HAMILTON Socwy Hill It • •nd unit, courtyard, up- End unit, brand new town- graded throughout, fir* houte, 2 bdrmi. 2H betha. place w/cutlom mantte, air hat It all. 1117,900, Can, cond. waaher/dryer, cut' 608-580 ?7?7 or 588-0143 torn painted 4 wallpapered, HAMILTON Society HIH - 9 $119,000 CM 809 8«a bdrm, 2 bath, pvi end unit, 6758 aft 8pm Pnnc«»te many cuttom upgrades in- only, ckjotng appliances • cent LAWRENCEVILLE Society •ir, W6.0OO. Call, 600- Hill • Cold Soli Wd, mW condition Sunny, iptcfcus HAMILTON «OCIITY 3 bditu, i,, bath town- nouM with mx many uprjradM K ? bdrm, 2 bath condo, (lf»i cuitomiied cloteti. BM MONTGOMERY SO1111 MU'NSWICK floor end unit. Numerous 10 woods. Sy owner, HfiNT OK HtlV this npiKHHii Colonial Lwatftl »n « quiet culde MI In Belle Itiin sparkling (edarwixid IIUKICI at doirnlile Whls|wtiiig WINMJS has many • 140,000. Call, 609- Mend, thin home feature* 4 bdnm . 2 "i hathi, plus a one acre lot with liven! Hem upgrade! 2 hunm + denn tinlint coconvertn veins tIno .ltd hdmbdint . plus V'I- •hall •u •I irr place upgrade*, washer, dryer • for llddO/month or purchase at I279.W0 III country kitchen nukes tor « cii/y home' Just reduinl to refrtgrttor Included, Priced awnaai Hii.m 10 Mil, 118,000, MHMUI-2MM •WMMMM0 LAWRENCEVILLI SoeWy 809-924-0095 days. Hffl • O« Cold 80M Rd, 4 HAMILTON 80 • 1 bdrm bdrm, I bath, m ftf condo. Cent Mr, Hv rm, din tt w-w urptt, pool/ fm.eai in kit. wooded vtew. 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365 365 365 365 Townhouses ^s Townhouses 365 Townhouses Townhouses 365 Townhouses 365 Townhouses Townhouses 365 Townhouses & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos. &Condos For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale PRINCETON Canal Pointe PRINCETON • End unit LAWRENCEVILLE Town- LAWRENCEVILLE-Large, PRINCETON ADDRESS - PLAINSBORO - Brittany PRINCETON Area Open PRINCETON AREA - townhouse (approx 1950 - 3 bdrms, 2'A baths, Plaza house - 3 bdrms, 2 baths, 1 bdrm condo, pool, cent, Montgomery Woods End townhouse, 3 bdrms, 2'A House - Sat 12-4. Mont- Montgomery Woods Town- sq ft) in wooded section of Unit, Open House. South- Townhouse, fireplace, all fireplace in living rm. Full air, tennis, plus. Asking baths, approx 2200 sq ft, gomery Woods. 3 bdrm house. 2 bdrms, loft, 2'A The Manors. Absolutely ern Exposure, beautiful appliances, upgrades. Pool basement, like new con- $74,900. Call loft, garage, many up- twnhse, Ashwood Model, baths, attached garage, fpl, move in cond, private set- view, 2 bdrms. 214 baths, grades. Good location. /tennis. $185,000. Call, An Excellent Time To dition. $129,000. K.M. Light 609-393-5912. end unit, attached garage, washer/dryer, tennis. Own- ting. Avail May 1. Located 4 loft, ceramic tiler eat in 609-275-8421, 2'A bath, loft, fpl, up- er is R.E. agent, great 609-921-6318. Most models avails Real Estate Broker, 247 LAWRENCEVILLE - Best 1 miles north of Palmer Sq, Co-Op Units, Share e kitchen with Omni Cabin- grades, premium location price, $139,500. 609-448- Nassau St. 609-924-3822 bdrm condo in Meadow PRINCETON Canal Pointe Princeton Address. 1st fir: ets, dining rm, living rm, PLAINSBORO Aspen - in wooded setting. Prin- 2725 or 609-443-6774, LAWRENCEVILLE - The Woods.w/w carpel. Cent - Cloister, 3rd fir, 2 bdrms, liv rm w/fireplace, din rm, fireplace, skylight, ca- Largest model condo, cipals Only. $166,000. Call Village, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, full air, appliances pool, tennis. Longmont for sale. 2 PRINCETON AREA 2 full baths, cathedral ceil- kit, 'A bath 4 den. 2nd fir: RSSKSS basement, good condition, thedral ceiling, deck, patio, Seth 609-924-8431. ing, fireplace, eat in Storage. $67,900. 609- garage, Levelor Blinds, all bdrms, 2 bath, loft 4 many Best buy in Montgomery 3 bdrm, 2 full bath. 1 car $115,000. By Owner, 609- 896-0112. extras. Owner must sell, Woods, owner transferred, kitchen, all appis, fabric s appis, cent air. $146,900. garage, full bsmt $189,000 895-0198. relocating. Will help vertical blinds throughout 1967 LAWRENCEVILLE Manors Call, 609- 921-1166 PRINCETON AREA must sell, 3 bdrm., Will gladly co-op with Bro- finance. Principals only. The Singles Choice entire unit Included. Plenty LAWRENCEVILLE Society - Unique opportunity! 2 townhouse, wooded lot, ker. Call 609-924-8736. NORTH BRUNSWICK - 2 Call Art days 609-683- of storage space, great lo- A»en & Shifts Inc Hill • Near Brunswick Cir- bdrms & 2 bath. Spacious, below market. Call for de- PRINCETON HORIZONS - Bdrm Condo. II you have 12O0 & eves 799-2519 1 Bedroom Condo cation. Like new. For sale Realtor cle. 3 stories, 3 bdrms, 2Vi spotless & new! 30 ft liv rm. tails and Open House 1st fir 1 bdrm condo. Must $15,000 you can own this $57,500 hours 609-924-7354. by owner, $139,900. 201- Applegarth-Monroe Tw baths, eat in kit. fenced in lovely balcony, extras thru sell! Call 609-683-4614 day rW place, $102,000 201-671- PLAINSBORO - Bnttany, 3 PRINCETON AREA • 946-3151 or 609-987-8590 60*655-0110 backyard with trees. Upgr- out. including oak fir, plush bdrm, 2'j bath, garage, or evening. 9433. C & R Realty/Realtors Whispering Woods. Beaut, leave message. SO. BRUNSWICK rjw ades, washer dryer, ceiling carpet, ceramic tile kitchen finished loft, unbelievable PRINCETON LANDING - PLAINSBORO - 1 bdrm, 1 1 1-800-333-3961 oak model. 2 bdrm., 2 bath, townhome, 2% fans, skylights, cent air. & bath. Loads of storage, extras Must Be Seen PRINCETON Canal Pointe Beautiful 2 bdrm, 2'A bath bath. Aspen Condo on 2nd frplc., Irg. liv. room, up- appis, low taxes, priv pool, walk to school & attic fan. quiet neighbor- $169,900. 609-275-0833 PRINCETON Area Whis- - 2nd floor, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, baths, detached twnhse, a Mr, Cathedral Ceiling, sky- graded appis., Irg. closets, backyard, only SI1500 shopping. Spotless, move hood, pool tennis. Below leave message pering Woods • Luxury fpl, transp to trains, all 212 McCarter Model, exc light, fireplace. »* carpet, pool, tennis, Jacuzzi, health Days 201-679-0888 ev in condition. Asking Builders cost. Si35.000. townhouse. 2 bdrms, 2'A appis, Princeton address, NYC commute via train, cent air, all appliances, PLAINSBORO Bnttany • dub. Great toe., exc. cond. 201-972-7959. $1 16,000. Call. 609- Call 609-896-1458 baths, lovely wooded site. by owner. $119,000. Call Euro kitchen, skylights, custom vertical blinds. Ask- unit with Fireplace, cent air, dish- $123,900. 609-921-6521 609-987-1795 or 734-9f)3fl 896-4957 LAWRENCEVILLE • plush carpeting, premium ing $77,900 Call Diane washer, garbage dispo- SOCIETY HILL • ATHSJ Society Hill. 2 bdrm condo. PRINCETON - CANAL lot, W.W.P. schools, de- ton. End Unit penthouse LAWRENCEVILLE Society N?tw 9-5 30. 609-799-28Si> in. lite nt<." storage. Clubhouse, townhouse, 3'A bdrm., 2'A mode! condo, a!) appis. up- S99.900 603^66-9133 at PUUNS8ORO SSOOO bath, pool/tennis, ex- owners. Choice location. garage, full bsmt, deck, $92,000. 609-586-3901 I TOTAL NVESTMBfT p»»o! tennis. Price: Avail 7/90. Call eves/ tennis, pool. Priced for grades on ca*pet. tile 5pm 0*1 *•>«•• cercise, cent, air, appl., SOMERSET - 2 bdrrTnl $^.900 Principals Only, wkends: 609-890-6705. quick sale, $205,000 firm. Pool tennis. Great price LAWRENCEVILLE wooded lot Avail. May 1. baths. Liv rm, fire plac ~ Bo cat for appt, 201- 609-987-8709. $104,900. Also (ease Spaoous. 1 born, 1st 'r $975 plus util. Call PRINCETON Canal Pointe formal dining room, eal-1 609-722-8317. purchase available Call condo m tpve'v. estab- • 2 bdrm, 2 bath, Belvedere PRINCETON Montgomery kitchen. 1 car garage, ful r>«t\CETON AREA - Stewandson & Ooughefty. lished seftirc. oaT»eted. sr PRINCETON AREA Clean model, 2nd ftr condo, faces Woods • Owner selling 2 bsmt, deck 4 more. AskinJ BROKER .\\V si t Woods, Realtors. 609-696-8100 eond. a'l appis. paw. ter- & Fresh! - Reduced to front, exc kx, fpl, deck, air bdrm, 2'A bath, totally cus- $140,000. 201-873-8937 609-5B8-88S5 . 2 bdrms, LAWRENCEVILLE Open ns courts, smmmng rco $119,900. Whispering cond. 1st time offered. tom townhome. Exquisite SOMERSET - Kingsb6r^ fatf** tove>y wooded House • Sunday. 1-5. 5 very convenient to :xjtv< Woods (Juniper Model). 2 Reasonable! Call 201-577- detail thru out, parquet, re- 2 bdrm, 2V bath, living rm Sherman Place 3 Ddrms, ». *l «»pis^ $118,000. 2 transportation 4 s?>cw\! co--idcv ^ rcr-T i tian r bdrms, 2 full baths condo. 9280 leave message. cessed lighting, garage, dining rm, kitchen, garage 2' i batti townhouse. Ca- mate S73.OO0 \W, con- paros. a" AFOS-. Leneto' Cent air, all appis, neutral PRINCETON Colonade slate fireplace & patio. A basement. $145,000 201 thedral Ceiling S skyitght, sider assistance witu fi- CTSSJ Eass WUs s*l -King- colors, fireplace, deck, Real Bargain! Days 609- 247-8499 many upgrades. Owner nancing Can 6C9-i66- 0*57 r-VC : tor $-? SCO Pointe - Condo. For sale by ! Coodo. if you trees 4 pool/tennis. Excit- owner, new 2 bdrm, 2 bath, 243-0010 eves 895-9667 motivated, $126,000. 1261 aft 7pm SOUTH BRUNSWICK PUWNS8ORO - h*>« SlO.OOO you can own ing Clubhouse activities. largest end unit (Cloister) owner will pay 1 yr condo PRINCETON - Montgom- Area - 1 bdrm, off Rt 37 CcxJo for saie. 2 tcm. 2 srw p*ac». S73.OO0 201- Easy commuting. Call 201- with cathedral ceilings, tee Call 609-989-9303. LAWRENCEVILLE Society PtAlNSBOftO Tararm • ery Woods 3 bdrm Birch- $78,500. No Brokers, 609- bafi » 'oft. cathedra-' ced- 6?1-9433 280-8472 mint cond, neutral decor, Hill - 2 bdrms. 1'.- bath i ocJn-n corxX). Zna ft". era wood townhome, attached 275-4860. LAWRENCEVILLE - By ing, laundry rm, utility rm. upgrades, fireplace, porch, townhouse. ail appliances. unit, cent at', ftrepSaca. * v> PRINCETON Area Whis- PRINCETON Area "Whis- garage w/overhead stor- owner. 3 bdrm, 2'i bath, a'! app!s md. $99,900 Can washer/dryer, appliances, S107.9O0. Call 609-896- carpet, vrasher drye*. fng. pering Woods - 2 bdrm. 2 pering Woods" - Sunny, age, 2'A baths, Ige liv rm SOUTH BRUNSWICK - end unit, cent air. sunken 609-7995943 baths, lots of extras. wooded view from Master 8195 dtshwasher. disposal Goff. bright Birchwood Model w/fpl, din rm, eat-in kit w/all "Wynwood" premium living rm w Florida Rm. pro- Bdrm, walk to pool/shop, PLAINSBORO ASPEN pcoi tennis 4 more. Asking Special financing avail. Townhouse, 2 bdrms, 2'A Condo, 2-3 bdrms (loft), 2 fessionally decorated, all MARLBORO • 3 bclrm 2' .- tennis. Below builders appis incl wshr/dryr, loft. Condo - 1 st ftr, corner unit. $91.000 Call Matt anytime. $114,900. Call eves, 201- bath end unit w/garden baths, fireplace, upgrades. appliances included Low- bath, townhome in ex- price, $144,900. Call days, 6-B Brookline Ct., 2 bdrms. 2 baths, 2 patios. 201-381-6489 297-2562 room in lovely wooded pool/tennis, walk to shop- est pnce 600 Model in Law- clusive Mill Ponds. Pool & 1 609-395-1000 Ext 12, eves $149,000. 201-771-3786 Mint condition Principals community. Upgraded cab- ping, appis included. Ask- rence Sq. $126,000 Call tennis, many extras. Must PRINCETON AREA - Best 799-8775. PRINCETON - Montgom- Only. $102,000. Call. 609- inets, carpets 4 window ing $120,900. 201-329- 609-588-9731 see. Priced to sen PLAINSBORO - Tamarron, price & location in Mont- ery Woods. Wooded, 2 799-8992 treatments. All appliances, 2595 $153,900 201-591-9492 1 bdrm, 1 bath, fpl, ca- gomery Woods! 2 bdrm. PRINCETON - Montgom- bdrm, garage, toft, cent air, LAWRENCEVILLE • 2v2 bath, attached garage, fireplace, sauna, exercise ery Woods. Come see a PLAINSBORO ASPEN - 2 thedral ceiling w skylight, w/* carpet, fpl. $137,900. SOUTH BRUNSWICK. • Society Hill, Cold Soil Rd. 3 designer kitchen, many up- rm, tennis courts & pool. super upgraded Twnhse MEADOW WOODS - Law- bdrm, 2 bath Longmont appis, new paint, pool 4 201-359-4227 aft 4pm. Dayton townhouse, end bdrm, 2V4 bath, frpl, sun- grades. Must sell. Asking Low maintenance fee, con- with 2-3 bdrms, large liv rm rence Rd. 2 bdrm, 1st floor, Condo. largest end unit, more. $89,000 will assist unit, 2 bdrms, 1V? baths, room, newly painted and 1 $139,900. Call for appt. venient commute to NYC. PRINCETON - Montgom- all new kitchen, all ap- great location Loft over- wctosing cost. 609-275- w/fpl, din rm, eat-in kit, brick fireplace, den, coun- papered in warm country 609-924-6091 Asking $150,900. Prin- ery Woods. Wooded. 2 pliances, w w carpeting. looks living rm wfireplace. 2945. garage, appis 4 custom try kit, basement & deck style, new a c unit. cipals Only, by owner call window treatments. Owner bdrm, loft, garage, June 1. $143,900 609-895-0480 $97,000. 609-883-7842 Upgraded appliances, PRINCETON AREA - By owner, $138,900 201- PLAINSBORO Tamarron - 201-329-8198. retoc. Asking $149,000. $1125. Call 201-359-4227 aft 5pm. 609-883-7846. carpet - many extras. Twnhse for sale by owner. 329-0717. Longmonl condo. 1st fir, 2 Priced below market for after 4. MONTGOMERY WOODS Pool tennis. $110,000. bdrm. 2 bath, custom win- Moving abroad, must sell. 3 LAWRENCEVILLE • PRINCETON AREA - Must quick sale. Open house: PRINCETON SOUTH BRUNSWICK , • 2 bdrm w master suite, Call. 201-521-2857 dow 4 wall treatments, all bdrms, 2V, bath in Mont- Society Hill. Cold Soil Rd 3 Sell! Luxury 3 bdrm, 2'A Sun. 1-5pm, 6-C Brookline Dayton Square Twin M3V 2', baths, living room, din- appliances. By owner, gomery Twp. Quiet cul-de Financing provided by bdrm, 21.. bath. (pi. end PLAINSBORO - Aspen. 1st bath townhouse in Mont- Ct. Call 609-683-8150. sions. 3 bdrm, 2 'h ba'tk ing room, fireplace, garage, $113,000. Call days 201- sac in beautiful wooded seller. No fee, no points. unit town home Bright 4 fir end unit. 2 bdrm. 2 gomery Woods. Extras in- brick fireplace, many up cent air. all appliances in- 572-9151, after 5pm, 609- surroundings. Sunken liv PRINCETON CORRIDOR $10,000 moves you into a 2 spacious w brick patio. baths, fpl. blinds, all appis clude ceramic tile, alarm, grades, move in condition cluded. Asking $139,900. 799-5457 rm. w hardwood floors and - 2 bdrm, 2 bath, liv rm, din story, 2 bdrm, 2Vi bath Many upgrades. Preferred incl wshr dryr exc cond. built-in microwave, up- $139,000. By owner, 201 Assumab'e mortgage & no frpl, laundry rm on 2nd floor rm, fenced brick patio, a c, Princeton Greens Town- location $139,500 609- must sell 609-921-8182 graded carpeting, window 329-8093 closing cost. Also lease near bdrms, full bsmt, gar, w/w carpeting 4 ceramic house with over 2000 sq ft 896-2773 cent air, gas heat, large treatments, fireplace and with option to buy. Cail PLAINSBORO • largest PLAINSBORO - Tamarron tile. Best location in Wyn- living space plus deck, full SPOTSWOOD - (East outdoor deck as well as more. Priced below market LAWRENCEVILLE - By 201-885-8876. Ravens Crest east model condo Like new. over- wood 201-329-2353 basement, 2 car garage. Brunswick border), 8 gardening space in back- value. Call 609-683-7894. owner, spacious 3 bdrm, on goit cou'se Second fir, looking park w balcony. 2 $99,500 $190,000 Mortgage at n, bedroom, 1'A bath, gaf yard, tennis courts, child- 2' i bath, end unit, cent air, NORTH BRUNSWICK - end unit 2 bdrm, 2 bath, bdrm. 2 (ull baths. $98,000 points over prime. Call age, basement, clean x$\ ren s playground. PRINCETON Canal Pointe PRINCETON - Montgom- sunken liv rm with Florida New Governors Pointe, 3 loft, cathedra! ceiling, sky- Call 609-799-2466 V.eichert Realtors, Marilyn lots of closets • a> $187.000 609-921-6984 - 2 bdrm, Belvedere condo ery Woods. Guaranteed room, professionally de- bdrm, 2',- bath townhome, lights, frpl. w w carpel, all Antonaksas, 609- pliances. $134,500. CM PLAINSBORO Tamarron - with premium location 4 best price 4 location on corated, all appliances in- expanded living area, fire- appis. custom vertical 1 921-1900 ers 201-821-4756 ' Moved Must Sell 2 bdrm. 2 PRINCETON AREA • extras at $116,500. Below these 2 4 3 bdrm spacious cluded Lowest price 600 place, cent air. washer blinds Asking $105,000 bath, loft, firep'ace. sky- Tamarron 1 bdrm, prof de- developers cost. Contact twnhses. Century 21 ROBBINSVILLE - 2 bdrm, TWIN RIVERS - Lakl model in Lawrence Sq dryer & mote. Owner Caii Diane between 9-5 30 Condo. 1 bdrm, den?r| light, neutral carpet, many corated, fpl, skylight, ca- Jerry at 609-734-6390 Carnegie Realty. Ask for 2 full bath condo. Many Must see $126,000 Can financing ava.l. $144,500 at 609-99.2880 eves amenities $99,900. Call for bdrm, 1 batti. terrace A upgrades $109,900 Call. thedral ceil ' many extras, 9am-6pm or 609-452-9419 Rich Abrams. 609-452- 603-bSS-9731 Ca.l. 609-520-0260 wkends 609-799-4 752 more details. 201-254- graded carpet. $70.C"3 609-275-0410 $94,000 609-275-8159 eves. 2188 or 275-6663 eves. 1247 609-426-1131 '

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PALM BEACH Gdns- A Rd & left onto Mosher. Recreation building, lake, Caribbean or browse for HOMES OF THE JERSEY National Spac 3 bdmttj Zellers & Byers Real Es- walking trail, oceanslde antiques in Vermont, we SHORE - The most com- bath patio home. Ovel >1 HENDERSON, OF COURSE! tate, 201-655-7786 pool, Indoor pool, outdoor pool. Property bordering have the latest listings In prehensive Real Estate sized gar. Pvt crtyd. S bi Resort Rental and Sale Guide In Ocean County. lanal, many xtras 375 Out-of-State Gov't sanctuary. For into: Hawk Development (bro- Properties. Over 1000 current listings. $124,500. By oSS Properties ker) 1-800-64B-3650. (For Resort Rental see For FREE copy write: e r s / e v s / w k n classification #452. For Classified, Times-Beacon 407-627-5747. , TAOS New Mexico - 5 BUNNELL, FLA - 2 bdrm Resort Sale Propertes see Company, 345 E. Bay Av- acres, close to town, ski, SANDY POINT BRICK double wide mobile home classification #380) enue, Manahawkin, NJ golf, stream, mountain view New Contemp. Qreat"-rfiJ In park. 3 years old. 08050 or call 609- & utils. Call R. Lawrence. w/cath cell & skyllght.,iii8 $27,000 or best offer. Call 597-6131 201-350-4270 for details 503-482-0559. foyer & kit w/cenler isfe hugew/balcony-3bdrmz TENNESSEE - For sale by JERSEY SHORE Ranch - baths, Jacuzzi, deck, '-'• NEW YORK State - Elmira Bldr/Owner; 3 bdrm, 2'A 3 bdrms, 1 bath, finished lagoon. $309,000. Area. Large 150 acre for- bath, Ranch type brick attic & full basement. De- 226-3038 mer dairy farm plus fully home on 9 acres of Ten- tached garage & outside restored 5 bdrm Colonial nessee mountain land on showerl Close to shopping, TIME SHARE UNITS.m house with all new electric paved country road off US BAY POINT HARBOUR schools, transp, lake & camp ground membersWjis & plumbing. 90 acres 64 west of Ducktown. AREA - 2 brand new lux. ocean. 50x150 lot. New - Distress sales. Cheap! tillable, 60 acres meadows Landscaped, fantastic view Twnhse, 2 bdrm, 2 baths, furnace & vinyl siding. Prin- Cheapl World wide selfe- & woods. $185,000. Addi- of Smokey Mts, cent heat/ 1700 sq ft each, must see. cipals Only, $215,000. Call, tions. Call Vacation 201-823-6394 NEW AT CHASE HOLLOW! EvSTATE AREA OF HARBOURTON tional 512 acres available, air, much storage, ade- 201-295-2602 ' Network today. 1-800- $575 per acre. No Brokers quate utils, 2 car gar, BRICK LONG BEACH Island - 826-7844 NATL 1-800- I),s|, fti\c 1 Hih C'cnlur\ Connecticut farmhouse style An incredible new offering by Robert Adolph, with Please. Call owner for de- ; >r uilh a spacious upon rtuiir plan for comtoitabk' more lhan 7CMX) square feel of living space and an $100,000 neg. Leonard B. (HERBERTSVILLE) - 4 Ocean Front Home I Ocean 826-1847 in FL or tails between 6-8pm, '•'•.%' tamil living. Located in a new community in Hope well additional 3(XX) more square feet of potential unfinished Murray, PO Box 57, bdrm, 2Vi baths, oversized Front Apis, Oceanside 1-305-771-6296 Town .hip of reproduction and semi-reproduction 18th space. Careful attention to authentic detail. 45 minutes 201-821-6211 Ducktown, TN. 37326. fam rm w/fplc, hardwood Homes. Summer weeks, TUCKERTON- Below rp«^ Cent ••y sl\lc homes on a single cul-de-sac. Available from Philadelphia, in West Amwell Township. firs, Inground pool. also Spring Weeks & this • Tin;;; $685,000 $1,095,000 ket valuel Mint conditioali Weekends. Reasonable! 1 STOCK FARM-153 acres, $180,000. Call 201- bdrm split level ho Call, 609-494-0233 125 tillable, bank barn, pole Road 456-2547 located In desirable Coj bam, shop, orchard, pond, Time Off CHINCOTEAGUE BAY LOTS FOR Sale - Pocono try Club Estates. $109,' 12 room house. $95,000 for all your VIRGINIA Mts. No money down. Take WEICHERT REALTi LEW Real Estate, 141 entertainment over payments. Bank re- 609-494-6000 ask for Rat Chestnut, Corning, NY needs. Spectacular building lots possessed lot. Wooded va- Eves. 609-978-0236 14830, 607-937-5637 within a beautiful develop- cation community. Many 390 ment on Chincoteague Bay extras. Call Tom evenings Office/ ,-• overlooking Assateague 1-717-992-5414. Commercial" Wildlife Refuge and Chin- MYRTLE BEACH SC - golf For Sate : ew 2 & 3 Bcdrooii^ coteague Island. packages, summer va- Condominiums cations-oceanfront condo 53,000 SQ FT - Several lots available resort indoor/outdoor WAREHOUSE «» directly on private golf pools, saunas, putting Located near Hamilton LEASE/SALE course. Other amenities In- greens, housekeeping. Twp/Trenton Line, neigh- OPTION* clude marina, pool, camp- FREE color brochure. 1- bor to DeLaval. 4Vi ajfes ground, tennis courts, and 800-448-5653. MYRTLE all fenced, sprinklered, clubhouse. Excellent for A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY BEACH RESORT. needs work & has ECCRA PLANTERS ROW either vacation or retire- PENN1NGTON BOROUGH proplems. Property is jfi I abulous new Victorian style classic with large rooms. Wel1 maintained Colonial in the middle of the block on 'Only with our C* story great'nxmi. a separate suite for an «i« "I Penntngton/s most desireable streets. Beautiful Regular condominium price of 9825 or 1HV> $7500 to $17,000. wdock & private beach. have it for $95,000 aii pair or m law . a lavish master bedroom suile, 3 car irimwork, brand new fireplace, beautiful gardens, monthly. With option, earn 50".. credit of month!) Princ only. Call 201 - rent toward purchase of unit during flm year. BONANNI REALTORS garage, and sensational kitchen. All on 3 acres in the $269,000 604-787-8586 789-1747 CiHintry Club area of Montgomery Twp. so many 609-5864300 , extras.'it must he seen1 ' $855,000 S85O per month • Plus utilities! 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OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE SUKOAY I-4PM B SAT. & SUN. 1-4 PM 3 BEDROOM RANCH OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 PM EAST WINDSOR ATTENTION COMMUTERS! i OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 PM MANSIONS AT MILLSTONE BOROEKT0WN 3 BR ?'/.• BA Ranch. Features new IOOI ••• ' Walk to bus or minutes tram train Beautiful 2nd PRINCETON OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 PM MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP Large home on corner lot in Georgetown Estates, driveway & five year old vinyl siding A;-o new floor condo in Aspen has so much to offer FP, with PRINCETON TWP New custom built home on 2.5 ac. hilltop, wooded Andersen thermopane windows throughout Move New 5,000 square foot homes repossessed by the perfect lor mother-daughter setup Home has glass doors and mantel, deck facing woods, toy shingled Cape, perfect starter home. 3 BR. lot, 4,000 sq ft. living space. Large walk-up, in to this maintenance tree family hi" bank - great opportunity. Approved building lot many outstanding features. Convenient location ceiling fans, all appliances and window treat- sunny den. screened porch with tan. mature trees finished attic. High ceiling basement for apart- 1 also available for 1125 000 Call for details. oilers easy access to major highways, shopping (192.0011 ments Tenms and pool too HPOOI 196,900 ment, home office, workshop, etc. $745,000 (195,000 S49S.000-t52S.OOD and schools. 16x32 ingiound pool, wood deck, Directions: Dutch Neck to Hickory Corner to Oak Directions: Rt. 1 to Plainsboro Rd., to Aspen, Bldg. Directions: From center of Princeton Route 206 N Directions: North on Route 206 left on Hillside 44 Directions: Rt. 33 E. to Prodelin bear I onto Creek to Woodland to Brooklawn 1/00, Unit 9 to #605 (on right). wood burning stove in the FR and CA are just a lew Hillside Ave Sweetmans, R on Charleston Spring houses on left. of the features. H4I5 JI64 900 East Windsor 609-44J-1400 Penninjion 603-737-0100 Princtton 609-921-1900 Princeton 609-921 1900 East Windsor 609-441-1400 Hamilton 609-586-3100

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CRAMURV QUAINT CDOSSWtCRS LOCATION EAST WINDSOR EAST WINDSOR Historic home circa W99 on Main St Cranbury EAST WINDSOR Totally secluded on heavily treed lot. offering 3 BR. Fantastic price lor this spacious 5 BR. 3'/? BA Walk to NY bus or drive 2 minutes to NJ turnpike 2 BEDROOMS features 4 BR forma! DR kitchen plus breakfast Co/y Ranch - park-like yard with brick patio. 3 BR t\i BA. finished basement, plus den, formal DR. expanded Ranch in desirable Hickory Acres' LR Train close. 3 sides face wood!. FP, finished patio EAST WINDSOR room FR park-like setting, updated electrical and and finished basement. Immaculate excellent cathedral ceilings, woodstove and more! Contem- with 10 loot ceilings. FR, covered deck and a laundry room t walk to shopping 3 BR I!" BA Corner unit, second lloor condo backs to woods FP 1299,900 1 schools. HI66 $165,000 porary style with country atmosphere! New listing beautiful back yard with mature trees' $199,900 (119.900 Very large rooms and a new kitchen (79.500 Princeton (09-921-1900 Hamilton M9-586-3J0O H455 Princeton 609-921-1900 East Windsor 609-448-1400 East Wlndtor 609-441-1400

SUSFVMH EAST WINDSOR WELL-KEPT. LOW PRICED C0HO0 SREAT PRICE' 4 BR. 2W BA. fully upgraded townhouse m Twin EAST WINDSOR PRICED TO SELL EAST WINDSOR EAST WINDSOR Rivers Newer California style kitchen, new BA. A lovely wooded setting highlights this four BR. EWINC TWP. EAST WIN0SOR three BA hoem in a great family neighborhood1 An Lowest price ?rd floor unit m Windsor Regency Townhouse offers Italian ceramic tile floors cen- plank doors, professionally finished bsmt with Park-like setting. Wooded lot. Mountain View sec- Come see thu 3 BR Ranch with a den Includes fP open and bright floor plan enhances this spacious Nevr>r kit'hen and BA Private ei'tra"i.e CA tral vac. CAC. patio new BBQ grill double outdoor cedar closet & built-in storage Every extra im- tion 5 BR 3Vi BA. 2 car gauge, alarm i garage, basement and gorgeous wooded lot1 home Convenient to shopping; shuttle to Princeton freshly camted lowest puce on market Priced lor sheds cedar shingles finished basement Owners aginable this home will sell itself Home Warranty intercom s, 'e..r Mature landscaping. A must see! Priced to sell last at SIM,MO (unction tram PI!364 Jl 19,000 a quick sale 561.150 anxious' Call today! $96 990 included 1124,650 Ideal for a growing family HP004 1265.000 East Windsor 609-441- MM East Windsor 609-441-1400 East Windsor 609-44(1400 East Windsor 609-441-1400 Princeton lunction 609-799-3540 i 609-137-0190

00 YOU ENJOY RECREATION? OOtlllE DRAMA EWINC flANU.IN TWP FRANUm TWP HAMILTON TWP. EWIN8 Young professionally decorated brick & aluminum A lenced yard with an ipgroord pool great for CONTEMPORARY COLONIAL on choice wooded lot STUNNING OEPARTURE Mercervtlte doctor's office with apartment in a Feel the warmth and charm ol this lovely 3 BR. 3 cooling oil, keeping in shape & entertaining Lower backing to golf course Tiered hexagonal deck sided 3-4 BR. 2": BA Hickory Knolls Colonial FROM THE ORDINARY! community commercial zone Downstairs divided lu'i BA home on a targe wooded M fenced in yard level has a spacious recreational area with wet Cathedral ceiling with skylights in IR Ope" airy Deep wooded lot. FR fP m winter a gourmet eat in HAMILTON TWP. into receptionist area, waiting room, exam room. ea. m kitchen, fR w brick fP 1 skylight new bar Ihe fR has a lull brick fP Located in floor plan Upgraded oak tioors & carpeting fP m kitchen a loimal DR, i a basement S6I8/8 Two story loyer and LR witti FP. sunroom with hot consultation room Also 2 rooms used as dental !,.' -es All hardwood tioors HP007 515J,000 Mountain View Call today' HP01I 1224,900 fR t MBR Wei bar SB 18/0 1255.000 1212.900 tub. overiue lot, 5 yrs young H445 $709,150 lab HI97 S2I9.OOO Penninfton 609-737-0100 Pinmnfton 601-737-0100 Sovtt, Irunmc* 201-291-MM South Ininmtck 201 21J 0200 Hamilton 609-5*6-3700 Hamilton 609 M6-37M

NEW NEW NEW HAMILTON HAMILTON 1 HAMILTON "•• HlUSiOROUtN Mosi prestigious area in Hamilton Custom built 3 BR IR lull basement fenced yard 2 year yid Innaculale Col Saiony model 4 BR 1 '• BA NltHTSTOWN Magnificent brand new 6200 sq It custom con- contemporary dramatic loyer skylights gourmet heater hot water extra Urge patio Ideal br laige fR w fP new deck two cai garage eat in 2 BR home with new root I range being sold as is NKHTSTOWN temporary in prestigious 8el Ayte states' featur- kitchen MBR suite on 1st four has a iacu//i FR f mother daughter situation Bung youf tamily to kitchen complelety lemodeled ull basement new House his aluminum siding 15x13 enclosed brick Nicely landscaped very well maintained stone ing, «.5 BR. M BA. curved walls 4 rane HVAC. with 2 story IP finished basemen! 4 BR 5 BA 1 this excellent neighbGihowl Low low price carpel wallpaper & P4int complete house new palio with gas grill, and fenced yaid with 12x18 front home in lovely atea ol Hightslown New wet bar. whirlpool, marble tioors and on a HP0O3 UJ9.5OO (143,000 root lowest price m the market SIM,900 aluminum shed 5(1 HO windows and doors {124,900 cul de sac backing woods' MI5.000 Pennington 609-737-0100 East Windsor 609-4411400 East WUtttsw 689-446 1490 East Windsor 609446-1400 East Windsor 109 441-14M frincetonlOlUI-IMO

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440 425 425 Houses for 440 Houses 400 investment "25 Land For Sale Land For Sale «s Land For Sale Land For Sale HRINCETON - 4.5 acre Rent For Rent AMWELL VALLEY - 1.8 HARBOURTON - 27Vs MILLSTONE TWP (Mon-" Properties wooded lot. All approvals, acre building lot in scenic acres w/approved landing mouth County) • 2 fully build this year or Invest In CHESTERFIELD & No. PLAINSBORO - Gentry, 4 INCOME PROPERTY • Amwell Valley. Minutes to strip. Partially wooded, in- wooded adjoining building Princeton. Brokers pro- Hanover Twps - Rent with bdrms, llv rm, fam rm, din Hopewell Boro, 3 family apt Princeton. Perced & ready credible views. Perced & lots. Encompassing entre option to buy, new constuc- rm, basement, eat In kitch- building. $199,000. Weidel to build. Will subordinate. ready to build. Potential cul-de-sac. Totaling over 6 tected, $229,000. Call 609-924-3416. tlon. 4 bdrm, 2V> bath, 2 en, 2% baths, 2 car garage Real Estate, Inc. Realtors. Call owner, 609-921-0616 sub-division. Call, M. acres, 3 plus each. Located story Colonials with 2 car w/opener) all appls, win- 609-397-0777. eves 466-2225. Kuzma Broker, 609- in upscale neghborhood, PRINCETON Off Pretty WEST WINDSOR WINNER • JUST LSTED - 4 garage. Easy access to Rt dow treatments, air cond, PRINCETON/Blawenburg - ATTENTION LAND 921-0616 perced & ready to build on, Brook Rd - 5 acres on 295, Rt 206, Rt 130 and pool & tennis. $1400/mo. B/R, 2-y2 Bath Colonial "Great House". Grand 2 may be purchased Individ- Brooks Bend, backs upto Sty. entry loyer, Living Room, Sep. Dining Room, Rt 518 & Great Rd, zoned OWNERS HIQHTSTOWN AREA • Tnpk at Exit 7. A 20 minute Call eves 609-799-6350 or Brook. Bulldable. Eat-in Kitchen, Family Room w/Flreplace, Full commercial. Former gen- National real estate devlop- Approved 6 acre lot with ually or for both lots, commute to the Trenton & days 201 {863-4646 ext $400,000. 609-771-3807. 609-737-9263 Basement, Central Air, and 3 Car Attached Garage. eral store. Excellent lo- ment company seeks sev- perc. $99,000. Princeton areas'. Immed- 248. ! v Asking $349, WO eral parcels of raw land. All cation for convenient store 609-443-6336 Monroe PRINCETON VIEW - Five iate occupancy. $1,750/ PLAINSBORO Colonial - sites considered regard- GORGEOUS CUL-DE-SAC NEIGHBORHOOD of or bank. Major construction HOLMDEL - Mausoleum- 6 acre farmettes. All appro- mo. Call 609-298-9304 Available June 1st. 4 less of size and location. large homes in pristine Millstone Township where project underway across Double. In historic Holmdel BUILDING LOTS vals & percs, buildable lots. CRANBURY SUMMER bdrms, 2Vfe baths Including security and tranquility abound. Nestled across Call Landmax the road! Terrific apprecia- Cemetery. Call 201-251- COUNTRY ESTATES 609-799-3009 or 2046. Rental - Comfortable & Roman Bath,, family rm, Irom one ol area horse (arms, this lovely 9 month tion potential. Lv mesg, 1-800-888-LMAX. completely furnished Cran- old Colonial on 1',.- acre wooded lot has It all! Call 6943 SOUTH BRUNSWICK dining rm, living rm, full 201-606-4765 • V4 acre to 1 acre bury home. 2'/i baths, 2 lor details. $329,000 BRIDGEWATER TWP HOPEWELL LOTS FOR SALE kitchen, flreblace, 2 car • All Utilities car garage. $900 mo PRINCETON PROPER - 3 43+ acres, panaramic 46, 1-3 acre lots. Com- garage, full basement, cent NEW LISTING: PRISTINE MILLSTONE TWP. 4 • Cul-De-Sac Street + utils. Call, 609-655-3125 double houses. Asking 9'/2 acres, Fit 22 frontage, view, sloping land, 3 acre fortable country atmo- air. Community tennis/pool. h B/R, 2-Vi Bath Colonial on 1-V4+ Acres. Entry • Curbs & Sidewalks Foyer, Lg. Living Room, Family Room w/fireplace, $425,000. One 5 unit apt office/service zone. Call zoning. Reduced to sphere. Gentle turain, open Exc school system. Call Tfn house. Asking $425,000. W.B. Howe Inc Com- • Total of 40 Lots EAST WINDSOR - Twin Owner (or Jappt, days Separate Dining Room. Master Bath has hot tub. $650,000 and wooded with views. Rivers, lovely 3 bdrm, 2V: Central air, attached 2 car garage. $379,000 Package ol 7 apts. 3 con- mercial Realtors, 609- • Reserve now. Take title 212-715-3813** eves 718- Princeton Crossroads Small brook, majestic bath Detached Colonial, tiguous houses, asking 924-0095 in mid 1990 woods, near county land. 464-6868 \ Realty 609-924-4677 • High dry beautiful hardwood firs, plush car- $750,000. All units with BUILD YOUR Underground utils, Belgium HOPEWELL BORO - V? wooded area peting, professionally PLAINSBORO-Beautiful 4 separate ulils. Will consider DREAM HOME block curvings. Public owner financing. Pis reply acre building lots with • Near Forsgate Country finished basement w/wet bdrm, 2 vi bath home at the All set to go. 2 wooded Great Views & Southern water, 4Vi acre improved bar, near schools & pool. lii. to Princeton Packet, Box Club, NJ TPK, Exit 8A park, with ball field, tennis Gentry. 4 , yrs old. acres, with southern expo- Exposure. Situated on a NY bus on corner, quiet • Prices starting at court and tot lot. Pre con- $1485/mo. No pets. #12416 sure, fully approved with cul-de-sac with water, corner property, wooded irtd $98,900 struction prices starting at: Pool/tennis. Available now. SALE OR Lease - 5000 sq septic design for 4 bdrm sewer, underground utili- view, $1175/mo. plus all Call, 609-275-9114 ft building with office. Rt $110,000. Call 201-821- ANOTHER NEW LISTING! Very nicely kept 4 B/R, home in West Amwell Twp. ties & privacy. Great coun- WHHam Utils. 609-448-7663. PLAINSBORO - 4 bdrm •PI 130, Cranbury. Use is: Very fairly priced. $99,500. LOTS. 1 Bath Single Ranch in small town of Roosevelt. try atmosphere. Short walk KERWIN EWINQ DEAF - School Colonial with den, fire- Ic- L R. DR. Kitchen, and attached one car garage. warehouse, storage or J.T. Henderson Inc to good elementary school. WEST AMWELL place, cent air, 2 car gar- on Only $130,000 Realtor 201-521-0462 area. 3 brs, 1 Vt baths. service oriented business. Realtor 609-397-2800 Financing to qualified 60 acres, ideal setting for age, all appliances. $1250 Lease $4 sq ft. Sale nego- MONTGOMERY TWP Short lease while being ro- A CLASSIC IN PRINCETON DELAWARE TOWNSHIP - buyers. Custom homes horses, farm or country es- mo Includes lawri sen/ice. tiable. Call 609-448-0203, Eight plus acres zoned sold. Refs, depo. $1,200/ 11 beautiful acres, sub- available. 609-466-1817 tate. Partially wooded with mo. & util. 609-737-7667 or Call eves, 609-799-7741 divided 3 lots. $295,500, or REO III. Near airport, 518 stream. Zoned residential. 415 HOPEWELL BORO • Vi 882-8432 day or night. PRINCETON TWP - Quiet Real Estate will trade for farm in NJ or Business Park & planned Call W.B. Howe Inc, Com- acre bldg lot In quiet neighborhood. Llv rm w/tpl, PA. 609-397-8735. Montgomery Village mercial Realtors 609- HAMILTON • Spacious 3 Wanted neighborhood. City sewer, din rm, sun rm, eat-in kit, FARM FOR LEASE/SALE • Center. Property land- 9240095 bdrm colonial, nice living water & natural gas avail. w/w carpet, 2 bdrm, 1 bath, CASH BUY OUTS 71 acres for crops or locked woodlot. Offered at environment backing Property has an abun- $100,000. Terms possible. WEST AMWELL • Building newly renovated, off street ALL BRICK RANCH-HOUSE VILU embraced by pasture. N.E. corner of Rt school grounds. Avail, im- dance of mature trees, in- Invest in the future. Contact lot ready to go. Must Sell. parking, nice yard. No pets. trellised grape vines - planned and planted by Arranged for SELLERS. No 206 and Pemberton Rd., med. $945/mo. Call cluding 30' tall Hollies. Charles Martinette, W.B. You can have 3 bdrm, 2 $1600 per mo, includes all Isernian artisan. For rent or sale. Make an offer! mortgage contingencies. Vincetown NJ. 1 mile No. of 609-586-7618 $115,000. Possible owner Howe Inc., Realtors, bath house under utilities. Appointment only, PARK PLACE - PRINCETON Call Barry or Al Sussman at Hightway 70. 602-991- HILLSBOROUGH - 4 bdrm financing to qualified buyer. $120,000. Easy & Quick. YOU WILL BE A NEIGHBOR of Princeton Univer- Al Sussman Realty, Re- 2464 or 602-948-7904 609-924-0095. house, 1 Vi bath, newly de- 609-799-1977 Call 609-397-3636 609-397-0888, sity if you buy the lasf unit in this charming Prince- altors, 609-520-0077. NEW EYGPT - 3.36 acre, corated. Private. Call, 201- HOPEWELL TWP - 10 PRINCETON ton Victorian. Trustee must close Estate and ofiers WANTED TO BUY - House HAMILTON Quakerbridge. 280 ft X 518 ft, beautiful 432 359-1924. the last unit on 2 floors with 2 B'R's and 2 Baths. Acres I Ideal for horse farm Mortgages Short term rental: Western in good condition of at least Rd prime location, 2 miles wooded ready to build. section, furnished, 3 Only $125,000 or can be sub-divided, soil HILLSBORO - 3 bdrm 1400 sq ft, Plainsboro'S. to Rt 1 & I-295/95.6.6 acre Perc test, well, septic de- HAVE CASH - Will buy bdrms, 2Vi bath Ranch & 9 door truck terminal. & percs, walk to Hope- well mortgages: 1st, 2nd & house, large yard, newly ; A SPECIAL RANCH on v acre lot in small town of Brunswick area. Gas heal sign and septic permit all w/study, screened porch & 2 MFG zoned. Must sell im- Boro, privacy, great views approved. $69,000. Call third. Call 609-883-5347, decorated, private. $875 Roosevelt. 3 BRs, t bath, eat-in kitchen, full base- with forced air. Central air mo. Call, 201-359-1924. Inground pool. $1100/mo. ment, deck, central air, and one car gara— preferred. Must be adja- mediately! $975,000. Addi- & stream. Call 609-466- owner at 609-758-8334. M-F, 6pm-9pm. In tional 2000 sq It bldg avail 1817 or 201-996-6554 HOPEWELL BORO- h- NOWS1 cent to woods. No more NEWTOWN PA. • 5 acre MORTGAGES WANTED • Luxurious 4 bdrm, 2 bath JT BOYER REALTY Charming, totally reno- >s than $150,000. Eves or HOPEWELL TWP - 7.8 wooded, residential lot, We buy existing pri- Contemporary, llv rm w/ 609-921-1805 Brfcr vated house, 2 bdrm, 2 j, weekends 609-896-7016 acres with a view, suitable perc permit obtained, vately-held mortgages. Call fireplace & cathedral ceil- bath, plus den on 1.7 2 building lots, perced. By $165K. 215-968-4389. 609-895-0455 ing, marble floored kitchen owner, 609-466-3516. acres. Hardwood floors, & much more. $2000/mo. in 440 Houses for laundry, big deck. $1500/ in HOPEWELL TWP - Appro- NORTH BRUNSWICK LOTS FOR SALE mo. 213-550-8470. ved 8 lot subdivision pro- Rent In-town Colonial: 3 bdrm, 2 ject for sale by owner. Exc- Estate area homes, HOPEWELL BORO - 6 bath, deck. Great location. $100,000 range. Lakefront ellent location near Prince- BORDENTOWN - 3 bdrm. month rental, 2 bdrm. $1100/mo. and lakeview. Lots avail at house, hardwood floors, 2 ton, Schools/Country with 2 bath, florlda room, JUST LISTED: LOVELY CUSTOM RANCH on v, $145,000 to $325,000. All car garage, quiet st. Clubs. Call, 609-397-0365 large rec. room, 5 minutes SCHLOTT acts wooded lot in small (own of Roosevelt. Entry improvements, in Belgium $900/mo. Avail. May 1. Call Realtors 609-921-1411 HOPEWELL TWP & East to turnpike plus many ex- loyer. L-shaped UR, DR, Eat-in Kitchen, 1-v? block and curving, under 609-392-4076. A FREE CHOICE and tras. $900 mo. plus utilities. PRINCETON -'Spacious Baths, Full Basement - extra high, and oversized 2 Amwell Twp - 178 acres, ground utils. Public sewer AN INFORMED CHOICE Call 215-493-1584. HOPEWELL - 3+ bdrm, hillside custom Ranch in cat garage • heated $175,000 part open & part wooded and water. Will build to suit. BRUNSWICK ACRES-4-5 100 yr old Victorian in town, estate area, 5 bdrms, 5 COUNTRY CLUB SENIORS, PLEASE APPLY! - .MEMBER MERCER COUNTY BOARD Or REALTORS with streams. By owner, Call 201-821-LOTS. bdrms, 3 baths, 2 car gar- single family, perfect cond. baths, 3 firepakes. A- Stunning 2 BR Ranch-Condo in Concordia's aduli 1432 Brunswick Ave . P O Box b455 609-466-3516. age, cent air, fireplace, all amenities, $1200 mo. menities include library, community, Intelligence in design and wonderful Trenton. N J 08638 PLUMSTEAD Central HOPEWELL TWP appls, convenient location, Call 609-921-7909 breakfast room, family golden light in an end unit. $170,000 (609) 392-3666 Bucks - 2 acre lots. Central BUY RIGHT! $1250 mo, 609-655-4634. HOPEWELL - 3-t bdrm, room, gracious living & din- Bucks East Schools. 6 lot From builder. Offers appro- BUCKS COUNTY - Yard- 100 yr old Victorian in town, ing rooms. Pool. $2950/ sub-division. All have 200 ft mo. 2 year lease minimum. LOOKING FOR ELBOW ROOM? You'll find it ved 1 to 4 acre improved road frontage on country ley/Lower Makefield, 3 single family, perfect cond, in this delicious Executive Exclusive in Elm Brokers protected. 609- lots included in price, ap- road. All back onto open bdrms, 2 baths, 2 fire- all ammenities, $1200/mo. Ridge Park. Slate floors, chair rails, cherry proved septic design for Call 609-921-7909 924-6101 lv msg. panelled Library — it's all there — and pretty as farmland. Clear level places, fenced yard, cir- a picture1 $565,000 $125,000 per lot. Package ground, $98,000-$115,000. cular drive, no pets. Rels KINGWOOD TWP PRINCETON JCT - Rent price of 7 lots, $100,000 Call Francis Schilling, required. $1100'mo. 215- HUNTERDON COUNTY with option to buy. Unfur- per lot. Make your call to- Re Max Bucks Country, 295-3989 Rich. nished large Colonial. 4 TRUSTEE SAYS SELL!! Perfect location in Prince- day. Inquiries directed to: Located between Stockton ton 2 B R Ranch home with detached 3 car garage 215-348-7100 BURG • 5 bdrm row home, bdrm., 2'/i bath, 3 car gar- & Frenchtown Is this with heal, water, and electric. Joyce Hlxson at R A alley parking, avail immed. age, library, 2 KreptaOMN 1 charming country loft Just reduced to 5199,000 Weidel Real Estate Eves: PRINCETON PHONE & $750-mo plus utils. 609- in master bdrm, Jacuzzi, 609-397-1685 home. Nestled deep in the ROOSEVELT - Country living, but only minutes address -'Bldg lots. 4 acres 599-3831. Jenn-Aire, trash com- woods on 22 acres with pacter, cent vacuum, in- from Turnpike and major highways! 4B H. 2 Bath COME JOIN US EVERY SUNDAY LAMBERTVILLE - 4 lot wooded, 4 acres open, 12 CRANBURY • 3 bdrm, 2 caretaker. It has a Gourmet tercom, large unfinished Ranch overlooking Greenacres. LR w fireplace. FROM 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. (Or by appointment) Twnhse subdivision. Fully acres wooded. All on quiet bath Ranch style house, kitchen. $1050 mo + utils basement, 3 min drive to Dining Room, Eat-In Kitchen Many closels - lots at "WOODFIEID ESTATES .... approved and ready to go cul-de-sac. From $1200,mo. plus utils. Call o light' Attached garage. Redwood maint.-free ex- Available May 1st New York, Phila trains. custom built new homes ready for occupancy or Charming area. $160,000 $250,000. Call 609-448-0016 btwn 9am- terior $137,500 $1950 mo + utils. Avail WILL BUILD TO SUIT Priced from low $300 % lo 215-968-1824. 215-968-2020. 5pm ask for Lora. RENTAL low $400$. J.T. Henderson Inc. now. 1 yr lease. CaH owner, Realtor 609-397-2800 WEST WINDSOR • 4 BR, 2-", Bath Colonial SPECIAL FINANCING: 9% FIXED FOR S YEARS - 718-899-3175 Great House'. Grand 2 Sty Entry Foyer, Living NO POINTS OR APPLICATION FEE LAWRENCEVILLE - 3 PRINCETON Room. Sep DR. Eat-in Kitchen, Family Room TO QUALIFIED BUYERS. bdrm Dutch Colonial, yard, Small house w Ige rooms, w fireplace, Full Basement, Central Air, and 3 Car sunporch. Call 609-396- attached Garage Avail May 15. 1990. DIRECTIONS: Rt 206 South to Lawrenceville AUCTION huge windows, cathedral 3117 $1.80Omo. • U«f. Right on Cold Soil. 2nd right on Woodlane Rd.. 2nd ceilings, rireplace/garage. right on Laurel Wood 4tn left on Brookdale Right Don't buy anywhere on Barnegat Bay LAWRENCEVILLE • 3/4 $1000/mo. COMMERCIAL onto Pheasant to sign. bdrm, spacious single SKI CHALET - Huge living OPPORTUNITY KNOCKING - Deli business - East PEYTON ASSOCIATES REALTORS Until you've seen the family home, 1 Vi baths, liv rm w/stone fireplace, 1 Windsor Includes all lurniture. fixtures & equip- 609-921-1550 rm. din rm, lam rm, 2 car bdrm & study. $850/mo. ment $110,000 garage, air cond, no pets. COUNTRY • 3 bdrms, liv BHHJDLI $1150/mo. 609-799-2678. rm w/firepalce & garage. PRESENTLY MOTEL SITE - "PRINCETON $1200-mo. LAWRENCEVILLE - 4 ADDRESS," So Bruns Twp 3 25 acres on BORO - 3 bdrm duplex, heavily travelled highway. Call lor details bdrm, 2V> bath Colonial, MANSIONS $1250/mo. avail May 1. $1200 mo AT JOUTMW1NDS' HARBOUR Princeton Crossroads COMMERCIAL RENTALS 609-799-2419. Realty 808-9244677 PRINCETON BORO within 1 block of Pr Univ Forked River, Ocean County, New Jersey LAWRENCE • 4 bdrm PRINCETON BORO • 1 1.188 sq fl • $2,625 per mo including heat house on 1.4 acres. Large Don't pass up this Boaters' Paradise (for anything else) block from Nassau St & 2,000 sq (1. - $4,165 por mo including hoal dining rm, eat in kit, living shopping area. Unfurn- MINUTES TO GARDEN STATE PARKWAY , Townhomes beautifully furnished- rm w/fireplace, 2 lull baths, HK3HTSTOWN • centor of town • ?nd floor space ished 4 bdrms, ZVi baths, Spadoua 1,2, * 3-bedroom Townhomes, READY TO MOVE INI laundry rm & sunroom, de- 760 sq ft at $348 por rno large off street parking, 2,'AC) sq ft at $4,165 per mo each w/deeded boat slip; security syatem / Yacht dub membership included tached garage & In-ground suitable for professionals. / 10-yev N] Homeowner** Warranty , Pool, tennis, restaurant pool. $1460 mo t utils. LAND $1600 mo + uti|s. Call, / Full-service marina/repair facility , EXCELLENT FINANCING References required. Call WOODED 20 ACRES - WEST WINDSOR - /on,,d 609-924-7027 609-448-6738. losidontial - '< ncre lots $1,400,000 BURGDORFF OPENS DOORS ... / On-stte wet/dry boat storage AVAILABLE PRINCETON BORO • Vi IN CRANBURY LAWRENCE - 3 bdrms, 2 MILLSTONE TWP. • 200 > acres • pncod to Join the people already here and enjoy the Jeney Shore's finest block from Nassau. 3 bdrm, son at $25,000 per acre bath small Ranch. $9001 VictorUn-style waterfront communltyl utils. Buy option $119,900. driveway, deck & all appls. ROCKY HILL Park liko sotting Four bedroom 2'. Eves/wknds 609-737-0310 Avail June 1. $1100 mo. bum split Colonial in superb condition with FKOM RT. t fc LACSY RD, FORKED RIVERt B.on Call, 609-663-4935 in ground dream pool in magnificent fenced-m roar Laray (towtni tajr) 11/1 nil. to Uw 'MANSIONS-, MANVILLE • 3 bdrm yard Central air. 2'. car garage A must see at rnrbwi tun Mil Man. I* Fiti UdO - ( PM. Ranch, lull bsml, washer/ PRINCETON BORO • 2 $299,000 •at.* fcuull AMk7rM dryer, no pets. $1000-mo bdrm, llv rm, din rm, kit, AUCTION On rnmlM* San. Mty Mh H liN TM Tta fetm Mdk* ltl« VVC kM bsmt, deck, all new appls, KENDALL PARK RANCH - on large corner lot 3 4 MUHIMM. H. 1*101 111!) IIS-IW plus utils 4 security. 201- bedrooms, living room, formal dining room, re- 359-7487, parking. Avail June 1. modolod kitchen, family room addition, central mr THIS is AS ommsa to HEW MSKY USIDESVI osi.i. VOID wim: muiiBimiiiy u it. $1200/mo 609-497-9296 and attachud garage Just reduced to $149,900 MERCERVILLE • 3 bdrm, 1 PRINCETON Boro • Semi OPEN HOUSE SUN. APRIL 1, 1-4 PM bath Ranch, large back- OTCOTiOMWorUTnfeCMtw.SuftlTNT.NYIOMl . 1-MM2MM1 . (*M)M1-WH attached duplex, easy 6 MONROE PL. CRANBURY yard, all appls, air, Irpl. SOMERVIEW ESTATES Join us lor your own personal tour ol this mognil- walking distance to Unlv & $875/mo plus utils. 609- Shopping. 3 bdrms, 1% in Rural Millstone iconi eiotulive Colonial in prestigious Shadow Oaks This popular Buckingham model features 5870898 between 9-5. baths, basement, garage, from $231,900 many extras Located on n one acre lot withslde- MONMOUTH JCT • 4 front & backyard. Avail BROOKSIDE ESTATES wnlks. this homo is 8 must see! bdrm, 2Vi bath, 2 car gar- now. $1200 mo, Call att in fully wooded area ol Mlllstono Asking $379,800 age, sundeck, fin bsmt. 6pm, 609824-4691 DIRECTIONS: Rt 571 to North on 535 lo right on Colonial w/yard. $1100 rno from $349,900 Wii'ihinglon Drive, lolt on Monroe Placa lo #6. Property d the Week plus utils. Avail April 1. Call PRINCETON AREA TIn* property IS within (ippioximgiely 10 rnitas ot Nt*v IN HAMILTON aft 7pm, 609-936-1044. JefMty turnpiki) fimi 0, Houta 33, And other map* RENTAL8I •uuwa urn) tine ratKleniim «!•«• «! one ol the hiyhs Immaculate home un largo treed lot in a lop family neighborhood f'orloct lor mother dnughter or MORRISVILLE New • 3 potpoiittii in Miltalontalon* * TowriKhtoKp bdrm townhouse, within See our display ad In thla DtrtcHoni: From f »it 6 of NJ U\ Ink* Mm ,)J I ait lor homo ollice 4 bediooms. 2 bnths $219,900 4 5 miles, turn right onto MiHutun* Mtutil arxt cuntinu* walking distance lo tennla, Section! to Mgnmouth Cty, I (Sw»»lm«nt l»ne( and make a IN WEST WINDSOR pool ft park. 2 mint Irom Rt Wt to Somervi** Etlatn Traitor on toft Walk to train Prlcod right and walling 4 bedrooms, 3 lull baths, lireplace. clock, ingrouna pool, possible 1, cent air, basement, Henderson Realtors MM Ofttc* (201) 4W-2873 or (2011 8774990 home professional use $212,800 washer/dryer, 2 baths. Qaa B08-821-W00 Tuesday • Sunday 10:00 lo 9:30 p.m. cooking & heating. Non- PRINCETON AREA • {, IN PRINCETON smoking adults preferred, Special ones & Iflrmj on 3,?Mi m II bdrm on 10 acres, 10 mini Enpy years of comlortnbln family living in this no pets. $750 mo. Call spacious home Exceptional yard wltti over 1 '/> north of Princeton. Fire- kmud8l home 215-736-2912. acres overlooking Harrys Brook nmi Cnrnoyle place, 2 baths, Ige kit, ADLERMAN & CLICK & CO. lako proaliyp or Princeton -• ease of New York MT. HOLLY • 1 bdrm, 2 mountain view, pond, transportation at your doorstep $545,000 floors, restored, $550. Ideal woods & fields. $1640 mo. Realtors' ft Insurers A IN PLAINSBORO tor 1 or 2. Call 609- 1200 early payment dls- 19 Spring SI., Mncelon. N J I— - Custom designed and quality built Colonial cape 267-7167, ^ counl. Call. 609-921-3667 with every comforl and convenience thoughtfully NEW BRUNSWICK • Lin- PRINCETON AREA. No"*' (409) 924-0401 (409) 586-1020 Included. Call tor further details $498,800 UWRENCEVILLE coln Gardens • 2 bdrm, 3 bdrms, 2v, baths, all EIGHT 8ECLUDED ACRE8 living rm, dining rm, out- appliances, sal m kit, ige at an Owners pride shows throughout this New England saltbox on 8 door patio A 2 oar drive- living ri,.w/fireplece,dlnind tubdlvldabla acres. It boasts 4 BR8, a large family room w/lp way. Short-term rental, 2-4 rm, Ige closets, attic, tub* affordable leading to • screened porch. Also a formal DR & LR w/lp, Call mo starting Apr 1,1700 i base storage, i car gang*; today tor an appointment to view this young wall built nomal utll. 201-249-7673 after 7 beckyerd, cent sir. 5 mini A Packet pm weekday! and all day price! PRM551 IB75.00O to NY/Phlla Trains. $r2o3 classified ad weekends. mo f utils Can days, can help you with MMM-mo NEWTOWN BORO • His- 8O8-737-4O05 ' ! toric Perm 8t. Short term, 2 PRINCETON ADDRESS^ your special bdrm twin house, 17130 mo 1 block lo NY Bu» or Town1 advertising needs. PRINCETON OFFICE plui ret»,218-8'M-3734 of Kingston «bdrmi, aw 609-021-1411 ATTENTION bathe, sunny house, Basel NOMONIYOOWN menl, darkroom, deck) Him fOftClOMu patio, meal backyard st view. ii5oo mo CaS TfiSBtxtli 6O8-824-61B9 1 30B Week of March 28, 1990 A Packet Publication

440 440 445 445 Houses 440 Houses Houses 440 Houses 440 Houses Housesfor HOU868 Townhouses Townhouses For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent Rent For Rent ACondos & Condos For Rent For Rent PRINCETON 2 houses, PRINCETON - $1950/mo ROSSMOOR - 2 bdrm, 2 SOUTH BRUNSWICK WEST WINDSOR - Wind- WEST WINDSOR TWP-5 PRINCETON - 4 bdrm. Liv- bdrm, 2V4 bath, center hall ing rtn, dining room or walk to town, 3 bdrms, avail Queen Ann brick manor bath, Fla. room, carport, Do You Want To Rent? sor Hunt, spacious 4 bdrm, ASPEN CONDO -1 bdrm, CLEARBROOK • Adult now, $1200 & $1300. house on wooded lot. 4 Conn, model, fresh paint & 2V4 bath, whirlpool, fire- Colonial. Deck, w/w car- luxuriously furnished & de- study, eat-in kit. Recently 4 Bdrm Colonials with living Community, 2 bdrm, 2 PLAINSBORO 2 bdrm, 2 bedroom, 3V4 bath, pan- carpet. 201-549-6186. place, skylights, sprinkler pet, 2 car garage, cent air, corated, fireplace, brass redecorated. 2 blocks from rms, dining rms, eat In bath, club privtledges,' all bath w/lofl, Ravens Crest eled 2 story library/living system, 2 car garage, full bsmt, frpl In fam rom, bed, all appliances, linens, Nassau Street. $1,050. TrruSVHLLE kitchen, family rms, 2% appls, $850 mo. Call Condo. $900 mo or lease room, dining room, 4 fire- $1700 mo. Call, 201- cul-de-sac location. Close dishes, etc. Perfect for cor- 609- 924-0633, 921-3088. RIVERFRONT baths, 2 yrs old. Available Arlene, 201-297-2594 purchase avail. $125,000 places. Please call, 609- 274-0514 to train station. Occupy porate relocation. $975 mo With dock, 1 bdrm, sun- now. June 15, 1 yr mln lease. Includes all utlls, condo JT BOYER REALTY 921-7655. CRANBURY - Windsor PRINCETON • 3 bdrm, 2 room overlooking river, 1 yr $1975/mo. 699-452-1044 fees, pool/tennis, etc. Avail 609-921-1805 Brier 201-329-0700 YARDLEY - 5 bdrm, 2V4 Mill, 2 bdrm, 2 bath,,all bath, excellent central lo- RINQOES - Half of Duplex, lease & security, furnished April 1. Call, 201-251-7290 ROBBINSVILLE - Off Rt bath, 2 car garage, exc appls, end unit, blinds/ cation, 98 Leigh Ave. Avail 5 rooms, 1 bath, yard. Cou- or unfurnished. $1200/mo. Packet CUuificdt 130, 2 bdrms, 1 bath schools, close to tennis drapes, pool/tennis. Mins April 1. $995 mo. Short ple with 1 child, maximum BURGDORFF ate the aniwer EAST WINDSOR Twnhse • courts & pool. Lease or to train/bus, Rt 1 & 130. term lease considered. No house. No children, no occupancy. Available now. REALTORS to your buying 2% bdrm, 1*4 baths, full lease purchase, $1360/mo. Avail 5/1. $800. Call 609- pets. Call, 609-275-9285 pets, refs. $685 mo. Call $725 +utils. Call, 201- Stockton Office and telling needs. bsmt, all appls. Avail 5/20. after 6pm, 609-259-0053 236-9045. 609-397-2663 Realty* Call 215-493-7534. Opt to buy. 609-275-4668 799-9544.

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1, 2, 2 bedroom t Dan Apartments * Townhouse* CONDOMINIUMS fiK.S!?^3 al $755 and '^"des. HEAT. HOT WATER, POOL & TENNIS Prinn fun MEMBERSHIP. Many units come with a PRIVATE BASEMENT and GAR- "FOR RENT! FOR RENT AGES are available. ALL UNITS ARE WIRED FOR CABLE TV 1 Hill • 2 bedroom, 2 bath units Spacious, 2-becVoom, 2 bath residences with Each Of Our Exclusively Styled fireplace, a sun deck or private patio garden, Apartments Offer: 1 • Wisher, dryer, refrigerator included CALL • Private patio or terrace 609-921-1155 Private Entrance Dishwasher I • Economical gas heat Walk In Closets Hardwood Floors M-F 10:00am - 6.00 pm Private Balcony Spacious Rooms Saturday by appointment • Fireplace in every residence And Much, Much More I • Free recreational facilities DIRECTIONS: From North Jersey and New York: Garden State Parkway South to Rt #22 West (Somarvilte) exit Continue west to Rt #206 south (Princeton). South on Rt #206 y to first left after Princeton Airport at Princeton Avenue (Sunoco Station). Turn left onto CASTLE CLUB APARTMENTS Princeton Avenue, bear lelt at tork to models on right From Princeton and Trenton Rt #206 North to Princeton Avenue (Sunoco Station) Turn right and continue as above h AN OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY In Beautiful Bucks County

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Pool, Tennis Courts, Saunas, Exercise Room, Furnished Community Room. Free Heat & Hot Water. Carpeted 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments From $525 a Month 01- EAST WINDSOR lot breathing space KERSINtTON ARMS i- SHORT TERM LEASKS AVAILABLE ijst [around lovely apart PRINCETON DORCHESTER ARMS HAMPTON ARMS VILLAGE EAST (merits Extra larga CHESTNUT WILOW Rental Hours: Mon-Fri 9-5, Sat & Sun 10-3 j rooms, with wall-to-wall AREA 254 W. Trenton Avenue. Morrisvillc, PA 19067 j carpeting Free parking 448-4801 *TW0 GREAT LOCATIONS (215) 295-3300 [for 2 cars Conveniem EASI WINDSOR From $550/month [to all highways i Conveniently located iiWtfw&g^wraMrtfrimaitfi.^^^ near Route #130 & Rent or rent with option in pvt. * TOP S£flVJCf * ON SITE UANAGEUENT V SHARON ARMS Route #1 just off Rt. community in very large (850 sq. ft.) * 24 HOUR MAINTENANCE * LAUNDRY FACILITIES "This morning I bumped into that gorgeous guy from #571. * PLfrVTY Of PARKING * RENT CONTROL i JSnaronRd across ttomj • Individually controlled apt. Rent includes heat/HW, Lndry, AC. * NUK SHOPPING, BANK + H.1 TRANSP0R1AWH BuDding 25. Tonight, guess who's cooking dinner? 3 the Country Club Just] heat included in rent Walk to shopping. No Fee least on Rie i30a(Rie • Air conditioning SBMR CmZENS DISCOUNT SPGMU. AVAJLABU 133 North of 1-95 at Exit] • Individual balconies ON SOME APARTMENTS |7AN J Tpke • Storage room in apt. THE • Wall to wall carpets (609) 448-4848 609-443-3220 or 609-448-1440 259-9449 SOLOMON PfOFKSONAliY MANAGED BY DAN JON MANAGEMENT COW ORGANIZATION (609) 896-2796 • EAST WINDSOR In the Prince^ NASSAU ton Hightstown area Luxury garden apart- ARMS ments m quiet suburban settings All have pri- 921-7617 vate balconies, PRINCETON spacious well-kept Located in Princeton grounds Walllo wall Bora Walk to Pnnceton carpeting Free Shopping Qr, on the Ofl-street parking Swim Bus Line. Club • Heat included • 2-story garden apt. WYNBROOK • Insulated for sound proofing LEAVE IT TO STEVE...HE LOVES TO RENT... WEST ' Beautiful landscaping •In-town living Dote* NfK.« Mj HENDERSON, OF COURSE! 448-3385 Luxiny 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments From $625 APARTMENTS rj BROOKWOOD • Skoppiag Ccatcr oa die GARDENS • Coe«tr> ckb Urint wilk uaaatdted iodal mi rtcrtatfoMl MacnifJct. 448-5531 PRINCETON • Priartfoa area's caaksl accfM toMajo r COURT LUipvii II •• meriifl aWMla , ek>alW(^kipSCDa^l MafWWifflJc — aaiBi »m,A MW Isn't Hobottdnu to mukt your mon? Ewing express Irabt to NYC and dowalowa Vnm Rt I take PUaehoro RdL east, troav Township nocnu WOODS n IM tab Plilaiborn Utt wtal a«4 ] CUSTWOOD SQUARE • Uaiqac fcatam lodode flnplacct,d»s , RHlOW HfBt ID PlteCHOM MdMOWl. * I u>ury apartments with UdlUiklt, wifk-to dostts. private pools Emo»n 586-5108 cies 'o oversized ? 586-1253 • FiteCakkTV. bedrooms Iarge rooms Beautiful lard HAMILTON 2754)490 scaping Convener tty Located on Klockn«r V "»efc» --i.^ir>*.va^^M-*«i^i.rtL *aj.»r l^^t^'ronrkTa^t^aAaM• located Free oft street Road md WMtthorit- pariong For tutuie oc Mwc«rvtll« Rd cupancy. can om He* •CIOM to shopping Slew SdiKlftr. the Rimrtof of our Properly Management Div . f«.us« prinurity on mifVeling and Come Home to the Country.,. d«n( Manage" • Beautifully landscaped nuinj){ing nrnul pntpcrties grounds • Superintendent on site Iwln After Work in the"' WOODBROOK l,ON(i TERM • I NH KMNIIH> iW>T H)R ONE VKAR UR MOHEt IfrvM. painlnj in.nit oalk In univtfiily A Arenlimn. IKINCITON BORO 1/ I HOUSE In limn apt . mure fnl painlrd. nt» um. Ml W-D. Pt.AINSBOkO 2 J SSS 4 »Kyy e*e»Ky txog TOWNHOUSE Ckxtltr mijcl pcnlh«UK Jl C'tiul PM Amlabk 7 I WLST WINDSOR 2i2 1*5* tAKulitclvnr ipanmrnl. tircpiaie. hinltttioj dm*. flaatKine D«IKUWI tf iKem HKIUJ*. uliU I it- (| •13-3335 Ttmrk M«wn k'«nl»«ne. P Inn *M .html . far . MONTIjOMI'RY I .M IMS 448-2198 1 M«ir okl iitnl(inpi>rtr) Cukmial. MONTGOMMIY 4 .M USS •t ttory ehtvSKX Ju»t off the N J Turn- IM Rlh. a>ailahihi> wpmahk I'RINCHuN HORo tn M75 pfce m Highblown •Some unKa wtth tat l,ON(i TEKM • n HNISIIHl ••3-4626 AttiKI»« unil 11 Thr Onhinl. rtm imludri ill iHtli I WINDSOR and 2nd floors (Town- S75 A»pen cxmb. |U»I painlrd. nc» iarnrl kifl W'U. ItAINSBORO «<4 houses) li.vfl, u.»nh.«jw >l V>«|| Mill I AWRFNC'EVItlWE |MS EASTGATE •Eaay commuting via C'nkmUl »Hh Piin>rt«n atMn-ti. It.ocd r>« I yml. HOW Will l»l' ITSS N J Tumpik. Wiwkrful VMwianim 3 Mnll) mm tmm Kl II fill Ml.Rl 111 I) 1:5 OPEN • Near Route 130 HOUSE • Convener* to shopping SHORT TERM • riRNI.MUO AM) INH RMMIH) | y o«id«n p , HIRNISIIEB will M Ttw (HvhMj. nM IIH Iwki ill wilt I WINDSOR 2 1 SAT* SUN, 10-5 • Some with piivale| Ur>funii»t>fdO>l.<"al »ilh oH.nhaia.lfr «.i.M. llnpi W| 11 HORCI 4'}$ lisa ItlRNISMH) hnnhiwM at taicy Hill. UWRIN( t: VIIIK 2 2 1 IJS* •balconies and com- Hill. FURNISHED, luiurkxii. mviml horn, t AWI RNlt TWP 14 IM IMS Return from the hiMll* snd bu»tl« of th« city to the Iciiur* of country living | llHtNISHl-0 hnm». Prtm«i» «U«««, f«i«d haxi >«J. HOPEWHJ. TWP 54 5 ITS* on 25 acrvt of grsccfully lamiKtped lawns, gsntens sm) pondt. Th«n ukr MADISON on Inwl kn. flnrpl**. 2 (ir f«r. PRINCITtUN TWP 4 25 IN* sd* IMNaft 1 mil IN OH}m 32B Week of March 28, 1990 A Packet Publlcatloi

445 445 Townhouses 445 Townhouses 445 Townhouses 445 Townhouses Townhouses *« Townhouses m r 7 & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos & Condos ' 5JA% FINANCING For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent MT HOLLY TWIN RIVERS 3 Bdrms • LAWRENCEVILLE Society NORTH BRUNSWICK • PLAINSBORO - Hamp- PRINCETON AREA Regency Park 2'/i baths, bsmt, all appli- Hill - Circle, 2 bdrms, 2'/s Governor's Pointe, 2 bdrm, shire Danbury, 2 bdrm, RENTALS! Luxury Single Family Homes ances. $900/mo. Call 609- baths, 2 doors, cent air, New 1 bdrm. Elderly. 580 2 bath end unit, liv rm, din finished loft, 2V> baths, all Preconstruction Prices From $179,900 $825 mo. Ideal for com- sq ft, cent air, heat, hot rm, kitchen, laundry rm, ter- appla, air cond, ceramic tile See our display ad In this 443-1814 |_ muters, pool. No fees. Call, water, dishwashers, eleva- race, cent air, all appli- kitchen & foyer, profession- Section! TWIN RIVERS • 3 bdrm 201-835-8115 tors, with greenhouse, so- ances, w/w carpet, tennis/ ally finished closets, no townhouse, 1 Vi bath, w/w larium, furnished commu- pool. $925 mo. Avail May pets. $1050 plus utils. Henderson Realtors carpet, pool/tennis. Avail LAWRENCEVILLE - nity rm. Free county trans- 1. Call eves 201-369-3603 201-755-2767. 609-921-6500 now. $850. 201-753-5132 Spacious, 1 bdrm, 1st fir portation. Cable TV with condo In lovely, estab- HBO Included. $593/$69O. NORTH BRUNSWICK - 2 PLAINSBORO - Immacu- PRINCETON Area • Spa- W. WINDSOR - Ige 1 bdrm lished setting, carpeted, air Immediate occupancy. Call bdrm, 2 bath condo, never late 2 bdrm, 2 bath, clous 2 bdrm, 2 bath, car- guest house, garage avail. cond, all appls, patio, ten- 609-267-3777 or 800- occupied, lake front, pool/ washer/dryer, dishwasher. peting, drapes, wshr/dryr, No Pets. $775 +utils 609- nis courts, swimming pool; 729*430 club facilities. All appls, off Available now. $775. Call disposal, air cond. $900 924-6756. very convenient to public Rt 1. Avail now. $885 mo. 201-297-0143 per mo. Call 609-921-1049 MT HOLLY YARDLEY COMMONS • 2 transportation & shopping Call 201-274-2521 PRINCETON AREA - Fully Regency Park PLAINSBORO - New 1 bdrm, 2 bath, pool, fully malls. $575/mo. Call 609- furnished 2 bdrm condo, 2 New 3 bdrm Townhouses PLAINSBORO • 1 bdrm bdrm upstairs unit. Pool/ carpeted, all appliances in- 466-1261 aft 7pm. condo, overlooking golf baths, short or long term. cluding washer/dryer. Avail 3 Bedroom homes featuring: w/garage, 1810 sq ft, 6x20 tennis, excellent location. course. Sunny end unit, $1250 mo. Avail April 1. Immed. $750 mo, .call geometric windows, vaulted or BURG - 2 room efficiency deck, patio, washer/dryer, Immed occupancy. $625 frpl, cathedral ceiling, sky- 215-752-8848 I cathedral ceilings, cozy lofts, apt. Redecorated. $475 economical gas heat & mo + utils. Call after 6 Call, 609-737-2621 lights, wshr/dryr, pool/ten- spacious wooden decks, and Tmwll mo. Call, 609-737-3793 or cooking, cent air, free cable weekdays or anytime PRINCETON AREA - YARDLEY PA - New nis. No pets. Avail April 1, 1 or 2 car garages zMatiors 883-7966. TV with HBO. Full shop- weekends, 201-369-6160 Windsor Mill III, spacious 1 condo, 2 bdrms, 2 full $675 + utils. 609-275- ping, 1 block close. 30 mlns PLAINSBORO/Prlnceton bdrm condo, wshr/dryr, fpl, baths, all appliances, liv- New Amwell Road LAWRENCEVILLE - Fully 2868. Ideal for first-time buyers! from Phila a Princeton. Meadows -1 bdrm, 1 bath, balcony, air cond. $690/mo ing/dining rm, eat in _kit, Hillsborough Township furnished twnhse. Cold Soil Maintenance free living $890. Immediate occu- PLAINSBORO - 1 bdrm top fir balcony. Cathedral Incls condo fee, pool/ten- woodbuming fireplace, ^io A larken Associates Community Rd. Society Hill. 2 bdrm, 2 for today's active lifestyle! pancy. 609-267-3777 or condo, 2nd fir, 1 bath, cent celling with fan, skylight, nls, etc. 201-359-2875. pets. $850 + utils. Call, (201) 874-6163 '/J bath or 2 bdrm, 1 Vi MODELS OPEN 125 800-729-8430. air, w/w carpet, appliances, fireplace, all appliances, PRINCETON AREA - Law- 215-943-4252 . r bath. All appls inch micro- available May 1st. $650 NEW BRUNSWICK • w/w carpet, pool/tennis & rence Sq, new 2 bdrm, ZVt 450 SV>% New Home Equity option. Purchaser must quality lor tiist wave & tv. Gd location. mo. Call, 201-254-7567 or Apartments ' mortgtge and New Home Equity loan Subject to change. Clean with quality furniture Beautiful new 2 bdrm, 1 golf available. $700 mo. bath townhouse. All appls, 609-936-1016 & access. Avail. 3/10/90, & bath, all appliances, w/w Call Dave 201-359-7970, washer/dryer, dishwasher, For Rent DIRECTIONS: after 7pm 201-828-6042. From Som«r«ill« Circle: Rl 206 south (toward Prmcetonl lo Hillsborougti Pioceed 4/1/90. 609-882-7305. carpet, cent air, patio, PLAINSBORO-2 bdrms, 2 upgrades & air cond. $875 APARTMENTS !.' to New Amwell Rd. and turn right Follow lot approi 1 mile lo sales office. storage, tennis. $875 mo. baths, all appliances, cent PLAINSBORO Tamarron - plus utils. Call 201-922- Townhouse Gardens From Princeton: Rt. 206 north lo Hillsboiough. Pioceed lo New Amwell Rd. and LAWRENCEVILLE 1 bdrm Call, 201-526-6359 air. Available April 1st. 2 bdrm, 2 bath, loft, all 0039. turn left. Follow lot appro* I mile to salts olfice $775 mo + utils. Call, - Condo, w/w carpet, cent NEWTOWN GRANT - 2 amenities, washer/dryer, PRINCETON AREA - 201-247-3877 1 & Bdrms Apts. Available air, appls, pool/tennis, bdrm, 2 full bath condo. w/w carpet. Avail now. Montgomery Woods Town- Immediately. Rents statist storage. Avail. June 1. Neutral colors, all appli- PLAINSBORO - 2 bdrm, 2 $825 mo. Call Dan, 212- house, 3 bdrms, 2V4 baths, $545 mo. 1 month free $625 +ullls. Call, ances, all upgrades includ- bath Aspen with fireplace, 632-4915 fpl, 1 car garage, $1200/ rent, If lease Is signed by 609-896-0112 ing mirrored doors. Full use all appliances Including PLAINSBORO Tamarron mo. plus utils. 609-799- May 1st, 1990. Manlove of recreation. $795 mo. washer/dryer, ceramic tile Condo - 2 bdrms, 2 baths, 5038. LAWRENCEVILLE Cold Call, 215-860-2331. bath & entrance. Many up- Ave, Hightstown, NJ. Call: fireplace, loft, all appli- PRINCETON AREA - Soil Rd - 2 bdrm, 2'/ bath grades, excellent condition. 609-448-2198, 448-480~1 2 NEWTOWN PA AREA • ances. AdjacenI to pool/ twnhse, all appliances. Call after 5pm, 609- "Manors At Montgomery," BELLE MEAD-2ndfloorjn Tamerlane, 2nd fir condo tennis. $865 mo. Call, $875 mo. 609-771-9005 275-8902 3 bdrms, 2'/i baths, w/w & converted country man- w/wooded view, w/w car- 609-799-7355 or 655-8208 ARE YOU CONCERNED tile throughout, fireplace, sion, for non smokeV. pet, 1 bdrm, den, liv rm, din PLAINSBORO - Brittany, 3 garage, deck, basement, LAWRENCEVILLE - Large,quiet, clean. $661""+ rm, kitchen, frig, dish- bdrm, 2'/i bath, eat in PLAINSBORO Tamarron • $1100 mo. 201-850-1840. Society Hill, 2 bdrm condo, $89. 201-874-3063 '\ ABOUT APPLYING FOR washer, washer/dryer, cent kitchen, den w/fpl, window Large 2 bdrm, 2 bath. Ask about fantastic 1 bath, cent air, w/w carpet, air, pool/tennis. $725 plus treatments, patio, avail Freshly painted, all appli- BORDENTOWN end unit, Qunice Ct. $750/ lease/purchase option. utils. Avail 4/1. No pets. April 15. Rental monthly ances, alarm, pool tennis. PRINCETON AREA - Law- Park Apts A MORTGAGE LOAN? mo. 609-466-9138 aft 5pm. Rent w/option to buy, $850. Call, 609-737-0947. $1050. Call after 5pm, rence Sq Condo, 2 bdrm, 2 Spacious 1 & 2 bdrm apis Avail April 15th. Call, NEWTOWN PA - Wind- 609-924-8924. bath, appliances, cent air, in beautiful setting. From With many institutions closing or discontinuing 609-275-1272 $610 mo includes washeV/ MONTGOMERY WOODS emere Exeter 111 Twnhse. PLAINSBORO Hampshire fireplace, avail now. $850 dryer, w/w carpet, base- mortgage lending isn't now the best time to be sure you - Lease with option to buy 3 bdrms, 2Vi baths, wshr/ - New townhouse, 2 bdrms, PLAINSBORO Tamarron • mo. + utils. 609-799-5818. are working with a lender that has an established this 2 bdrm (ownhouse with dryr, all appls, din rm, liv 2Vi baths, finished loft Condo, 2 bdrms, 2 bath board heat & hot wateru2 PRINCETON CANAL air cond., swimming pool, master suite, 2',i baths, rm/w cathedral ceilings and w skylight, cent air, fire- end unit, all appliances in- record of service and a reputation of meeting client Poinle • 2 bdrm, 2 bath, on site parking. Master TV living room, dining room, frpl, patio and full garage, place, all appliances, pool/ cluded, washer/dryer, cent needs. pool/tennis. Avail May 1. fireplace, garage, cent air, tennis. Available April 1. air, pool/tennis. Avail now. system. Cable ready. New pool/tennis. $1150/ mo. $900 mo. Call, 609-921- all appliances included. $1000 + utils. Call, 609- $825 + utils. Call eves, appliances available. Of- Royal Mortgage is the established leader in the May/June occpy. 215- 1639 or 921-1864 fice at Apt 1 A. 601 Park St Call. 201-885-8876. 297-5286. 586-5417 201-735-2134 Mercer County area in mortgage finance. Our 1989 PRINCETON Canal Pointe or call 609-296-0002 Morj- Customer Satisfaction Survey proves it. Further, we - 1st fir, 2 bdrms, 2 bath Fri 10-6, Sal 9-3 will provide to you, upon request, names of local condo, w/w carpet, mini BORDENTOWN TWP ,- nf attorneys and realtors who will confirm that we deliver. blinds, all appliances, up- Pointe Breeze ApU- grades. Unique stone fire- Large 1 A 2 bdrm apts from We charge only an application fee of $295; no attorney place in wall. Near pool/ $560 mo, w/w carpet, 2 air review, appraisal, credit report or other fee. And for a tennis. Call, 609-921-6663 conditioners, swimming I or Iv mesg, 497-0191 pool, baseboard heat & hot limited time (subject to withdrawal at any time and for water included. • On site new applications only), Royal Mortgage will: Announcing OPEN HOUSE EVERY SAT. & SUN. 1-4 PRINCETON Colonnade Pointe • 2 bdrm, 2 bath, parking, master TV system. Cloister w cathedral ceil- New appls & cable avail. ings, mint cond. neutral de- Office located at Apt 3 I, MATCH ANY LOWEST PUBLISHED RATE cor, upgrades, fpl, wshr/ 710 Route 206, Mon-Fti 10-6, Sat 9-3 or cail FOR A CONFORMING 30 YEAR FIXED RATE LOAN Woodcrest Farms dryr, walk to pool, shop & tennis. Call days 609-395- 609-298-6910. £ THAT CAN BE VERIFIED TO BE A TRUE RATE 1000 ext 12. Eves 609-

799-6775. Avail 6/1. BURLINGTON ~'( PRINCETON - Colonnade Montgomery Twp. Pointe, fully furnished. 2 Rent a 1 bdrm apt & take'a A Collection of only 18 Homes bdrm, 2 bath, Cloister $200 credit off 1st months model. Private wooded rent at NORTHQATE VIL- ' on Sunset Road. view, all appls, plus wshr/ LAGE APTS. Burlington dryr, pool, tennis, golf, By-Pass, open 7 days. Starting at $355,000 train. Short/long term, avail Call, 609-387-2475. ]| April 1. $1350/mo. 609- CHAMBERSBURQ - Clew MODELS AVAILABLE 520-8902 or 201-218- 2 bdrm, 2nd fir, all appls. no MORTGAGE NOW 4094. pets. $675/mo. plus utils. CORP. PRINCETON LANDING - 2 Marc 609-568-9280. Directions: Rie. 206 or 601 to Sunset Road master bdrm suites + den, CRANBURY 621 Altunder Ro«d, Princeton. NJ. MS*) to Fieldcrest Ave. Follow signs. 2Vi bath, din rm, liv rm Windsor Commons •< Licensed Mongtgg Banker 1 & 2 bdrm units w/af NJ Department of Banking (609) 452-1160 • 1 (800) 437-5700 w fireplace, eat-in kitchen, central atrium & deck, full apple incJiKflng wshr/dryr bsml $1450 + utils. Avail adshwshr. From $690/ JOHNT immed. Call iv mesg, 609- mo. LOVELY COUNTRY BELLE MKAI) 921-9435. SETTING CaH 609-443- RwiU 206 INC PRINCETON LANDING-3 6100 daily except Saturday (201) S74-SI9I ^HENDERSON Bdrms, end unit, eat in from 12-5pm. REALTORS kitchen, formal dining OEERF1ELO/ room, basement, central WESTERLEA air. $i300/mo. Appllcitior.3 being accept- Princeton Crossroad* ed for future occupancy. Realty 809-924-4677 Located in Hightstown, NJ. ROBBINSVILLE, Foxmoor Mins from NJ Tpk, major - 2 bdrm, 2 bath, air cond, highways, churches t wshr/dryr, fpl, $775/mo schools. Spacious 1 & a. + utils. Call wkdays, Marie bdrm apts with larga Myers, 212-541-8800; closets. For more infor-' Wknds, 201-536-5433 mation call 9am-5pm, MOTH, Fri, Sat 9am-i2noon. - ROBBINSVILLE Wyndham 609-448-1933 Place at Foxmoor • beaut- EHCj /• iful 2 bdrm, 1 bath condo, 2nd fir, cent air, ten- EAST WINDSOR • 2 bdrm nis/pool, gas heat, avail apt, $650 mo Includes now. $725 mo. plus utils. heal, hot water, pool & Call T parking. Air cond, dish- washer, laundry. Close tg ROBBINSVILLE Wyndam Princeton a NJ TPK. Call, Place - 2 bdrms, 1 baths, 609-426-1723 * cent air, all appliances, EAST WINDSOR • Spa- window treatments. $750. clous 2 bdrm, 2 bath, apt to Call, 201-739-3796 share at tree lined Windsor' Commons. Male/Female ROBBINSVILLE - 2 bdrm, Professional Nonsmoker. 2 bath end unit, washer/ Will share space equally. dryer, cent air, all ap- Cent air, dishwasher a pliances. Pootiennls. Avail laundry. 10 mlns to Prince," May 1st. $750 mo. Call, ton, 5 min to Train/TPK 609-4200410 $410 mo + utils Avail April 1st or ASAP. Call Bob, ROBBINSVILLE Foxmoor • 609-426-6716. ;,' 2 bdrm, 2 balh, all ap- pliances, pool. Avail 5/1, East Windsor Off Rt 13C I 201-428-0031 after 8 pm. 1 »2 BEDROOM , , ROSSMOOR • Adult Com- APARTMENTS v< munlty, avail Immed, Superbly maintained gar, \ FORiftADITIONAL\toJES. $7S0/mo w/opllon lo buy den apartments. Fully car- , avail. 609-656-1335. peted, air conditioned. Bal- • suites offer a private retreat. And the conies or patios. Swim ciuti If your taste runs to the less formal, available, Evening hrs b>», Springvale has a home for you sunny breakfast area and fireplace in SO BRUNSWICK Whisper, appl. ing Woods • Luxury 2 bdrm In celebration of Amerk-iin Home Week the family room provide BROOKWOOD - Of the models we offer condo, liv rm w/flreplaee, 2 GARDENS baths, patio, laundry rm Krai li«lalc i« imup than a piwe of prupciiv K»-,it I Malr (i a p.uV«xc uMiM^iiif at Springvale, two are cozy places for you and Hickory Corner Rd ' n»' >|»'i ul Ainermn Home Weed your family. w/w carpet, pooMermls. contemporary designs If No Answer Call Heal t'Mate Milion Om I<'MKX)|H>ICIIII.k $850 mo. Call days 201- If you're looking for a 201-721-9338 '•< lo fulfill Ihcir hunting dtvatm with clean, simple exte- 632-0900 or eves, 201- lull yiiur IVkel <»lc> teprewililiv* Unlay ««> UMIM ipjn- riors and bright open home that's not like 379-4996 " 1^ W1N0B6T~\ . lily homes from the $250% wmvmAPT Admtl«ln» Ifeadllnc: April IX everything else, visit SOUTH BRUNSWICK interior spaces designed Studo -1810 I'I.HII IkailliiK Amil t •i, But In County. PA Area • 1 bdrm, off Rl 27, l'ul>ll, n !'i » 1 J'-ji H/i mi traditional values, living and dining Laurel. For sals or rant, i control, otntral ftc, ne*'"1 lull IID^ % It'jl 1 KB (10 bdrm, 8 bath, w/flreplace, cuitomdrspes.w'wearaifr1"' HHd 11 iio>s » l.";i ... 1 '.''nil areas are warm and comfortable, so private community pool a (otitt rglti tttailtiMe t*n trutifl 5* PJMo or baiconyTil'"' entertaining is easy. Spacious master n fewmhfi Uw M, Mow ugni« hhwuAxi tennis courts. Sal* Twin River pool,, bnfei. •80,000. Rent 1760/mo, Tk( PrlMttofl PstM (MWM4 Hi* • llw IjwrtMt Udatr • PtJc« tubjett to tlwmyi wihout notitt plus utlts. Call 600-234- WWMwIllriril i HHmM imtm W T Cfe yP K2?A rb» rtvtklia Nm-ktnri (MI)JW «M ix .WM*5O>11#Csetiil I'm 34M, 8 NJTP. N«1R ifWMwkk ftm (Jlli.WWM ' Ttw MwirflbNun IMIH TWIN fllVBRS > H bdrms, WH»*»Or,,offRi, limn>iii iiniti BMCMI (201 i.i.W WOO • HM tame. |«0»).w urn 8H baths, finished base- Prtnoeion Dank a (tanlWW REALEN ment, osnlfal air, available ™* Open Call W0-275-01M. 4308 34B Week of March 28, 1990 A Packet Publication

Continued from Page 17B Letter to the editor Burke staffers win NJAR honor

There is no denying that the state's housing industry is in the middle of Thirty-three of Jack Burke's as- one of the worst slumps in its history. Headlines in your newspaper and sociates at Fox & Lazo Realtors, others around the state have reported, "Housing Dilemma Worsens" and Jack Burke Real Estate Inc. re- "Housing Costs Hit Roof for Many in New Jersey." Yet a headline such ceived 1989 New Jersey Million as, "Market Conditions Make This a Good Time to Buy a Home," would Dollar recognition from the New be equally true. Jersey Association of Realtors. Industry experts and analysts pretty much agree that the boom times of Agents from the company's Resi- the mid-80's, which saw housing appreciate as much as 20 percent a year, dential, New Homes and Com- are largely responsible for the present state of the market. The housing mercial Divisions, were named to market is playing catch-up with the economy. But that doesn't mean the the Million Dollar Club, one of the public should stay away from it. In fact, for anyone wishing to buy a house, highest honors in the real estate this is an exceptionally good time to purchase a home. industry. Yes, some builders are going bankrupt and yes, some banks are going bust. Yes, the price of some housing in some locations is beyond the reach Princeton Junction residential of- of either the first-time or move-up buyer. But generally speaking, the fice agents named to the Million current poor state of affairs in the housing industry does not translate into Dollar Club were Linda Brzezinski, bad news about housing for the Garden State consumer. Instead this is a Deborah Cade, Rose Cianfrani, buyer's market, one in which exceptional deals can be made and one in Mary Ann Doran, Sandra Duffy, which mortgages are available at the lowest interest rates and in the greatest Suzanne Dustin, Patricia Gucrry, variety in years. "Yes," as the New Jersey Association of Realtors points Teresa Failli, Norys Fernandez, out in its current campaign, "You can buy a home in New Jersey." Karen Hadley, Lnda November, Anyone committed to buying a home in New Jersey should get out and Judy Perrine, Carolyn Rodcfeld, start looking now because this won't be a buyer's market forever. Potential Annabella Santos, Mitchell Silver, first-time home buyers can find an affordable home if they look. Potential Virginia Shechan, Norma Smiles move-up home buyers may not get the price their present home would have and Daniel E. L. Yurwit. commanded in 1986, but they will, if they house hunt now, probably get a Honored from the Princeton of- new home they want for less money than they might expect. fice were Lynn Causing, Thorn Over the long haul, overlooking the market aberrations of the last five Everitt, Anne Kcarns, Elizabeth years, purchase of a home — the roof over your own head — is one of the McGuire and Jill Wasserman. Win- best investments anyone can make. Housing does not lose value, and a ners at the Hamilton Square office recent report by the National Association of Home Builders asserts thai housing will continue its pattern of appreciation through the 1990s. The were Maxine Brimmer, Peter De- Jack Burke report points out that the median price of housing during the last 20 years ncsc, Helen Hepbron and Charles Award winner has increased faster overall than the Dow Jones average. A. Frank. I urge your readers to get out and get reacquainted with New Jersey Maureen McCaffcry and Thelma Bob Plumeri, vice president of Richardson Realtors, is shown housing and not be concerned about the health of the housing market. The Santos from the North Brunswick In addition, Elizabeth Brisby of presenting the Executive Club award to Linda Kovach of the housing industry's tough times represent a great opportunity for them. They office, and Peter La Briola of the the company's New Homes firm's East Windsor office for her sales achievements. She was can find what they want at an affordable price because the variety is Pennington office complete the Division and Marilyn K. Tichtin of Residential Division also recognized by the International Homes for Living Career certainly there. Once the public starts house hunting again, the market will the Commercial Division were award-winners. Council and has qualified for membership in the New Jersey take care of itself. honored with the award. Realtors Million Dollar Club. John E. Hcnseler, President, Housing Information Council Continued on Page 35B

Because these real estate transactions are 2436 S. Clinton Ave.. Marvin H. and 56 Versailles Ct.. Violet Bilardo from K. 222 Gibbs Ave., Brian Blanchard cl al.. 1061 Mercer Rd., Professional Long Term burro from K. Hovnanian al Hamilton II, the result of sales and contracts that may have Gwendolyn Johnson Ironi Greenwood Con- Hovnanian at Hamilton II. $98,067. from Andrew Jr. and Penny Doyle, $39,81X1. Care from Hamillon Manor, $8,500,000. $98,450. tven negotiated severs/ months prior to clos- struction, $135.000. 43 Versailles Ct.. Joseph R. Ganolfo from 112 Grandview Ave., Gerogc R. and Janet 2557 Nottingham Way, Elio and Anna 10% Whitehorse-Hamillon Square, AS De ing and because of a delay of approximately 75 Cooney Ave.. Jeffrey and Linda M. K Hovnanian al Hamilton II. $106,911 M. Malone from Gertrude Savalli, $126,000. Pocino from Youngs Road Properties. velopers Inc. from Frank and Dolores B twn months between closing and publication, Vineenl from Kalhennc llojehuk. $I4'),500. 54 Willow Cl., Joseph G. and Lori A. 389 Gropp Ave.. Richard and Michele $143,000. Pannick, $1,120,000. the following list may not reflect the current 11 Crosswicks Ct.. Vincent l:. and l;li?a- McConncll from Richard J. and Maryann Kasick from Joseph P. and Alberta M. 4109 Nottingham Way. Bernard A. market rate. bcth I'ennelly from Lisa A and Mark West- (Jemly, $S7,(XK). Hamcy, $130,000. Campbell Jr. from Theodore W. Jr. and Linda afield. $118,600. 77 Wolfpack Rd.. Kenneth ;ind Illffid 2368 Hamilton Ave., Gary and Barbara Krysa. $156,000. Highblown 125 Durand Ave., Nicholas J Crocker Kcmncr from lidward J. and Martarcl Brady. Berger from Karl A. Olsen et al., $135,000. 32 Pinewood Dr., Alexander S. and Diane 5 Fryer Cl , Douglas M. and Gwcn A MKHCt'.K COUNTY Irom Arthur I Wojinwie/. $35,000 $I7«.(XKI. 17 Hamilton Lakes Dr., Gary M. and C. Herceg from Ronald P. and Donna M. Ethridge from Allen J and Phylis R Kohn 47 Kndicott Rd .Donald W. and Sandra I.. 17 Albert & Bonacci Dr., James J. and Dcbora A. Yenny from The Ryland Ciroup Torlini, $96,500. $99,990. Rand from Thomas J. Bendei. $145,000. Inc.. $149,150. East Windsor Maureen C. Kecnan from Patrick I: and Ann 78 Reed Ave., Gregory J. Domurat et al . 16 Grape Run Rd.. Christopher P. 1106 Hstales Blvd.. Marc J and Donna A K. Cannon. $149,000. 47 Holly Ct., Scott Seiber from Steven anil from Sophia Domurat, $108,000. Brcimann from Rocky J. and Lisa G Gilbeau 11 Hanbury Cl.. Evelyn Gardner trum An/uini from Rose C Anzuini. $230,000. 47 Bolton Rd.. Joseph M. Whartcnby from Jane Bonville, $83,000. 635 Schiller Ave., Richard A. and Dawn $115,000 Thomas J. and Jacqueline Holt, SI25.CKX). 51 Fogarty Dr., Richard C Knappcnbrgcr Joseph Colombo et al.. $177.2.5l«1 262 Landers Dr.. Mark R and Louise S. 88 Carl Sandburg Dr.. Jay and Nancy 16 Slacey Ave . Joseph A. and Laurccn M Pennington Crossing Assoc. LP, $530,000 8 Kicrnan Was. ClilfoiJ L and Doima H 2 $165,0011 $165,000. $137,000. S. and Kathy B. Berry from Harry B. and $165.(XX). S-14 S One Mile Kd . Dawd W. C'ullen I7N6 W Mcalh.mi Ave . Keilh W. and Con 16 Clicvemy Cl., Eric H. and Su/ie 10 Stacy Ave , Kathleen J. Brady from Kellee I. Schick, $197,500. 2091 Klockncr Rd.. Vcnkaleswaraivcr hoin KKIIJIJ A. and Abigail W. Cole. I. Ouinlan from Brian J. and Karen A Schnoor from K. Hovnanian at Hamilton II, George J. and Carol A. Kecfe, $120,000. 80 River Dr.. Stephen F. Ceglia from Subramoni from F'PS fanners. $171.41(1. SM.1.WXI HaMmann, $I.447.(«KI $102,647. 39 f. Tar Heels Rd.. John J. and Mary J Estate of Elizabeth M Clissold, $210,000 107 Kuser Rd . Jose Va/que/ Horn Cleallu 1411 Prohasio Kd . Isaac ShaldovsU 1'ioin 613 Norwa) Ave.. Si_oll A .md Hironii S 4 Chns Cl.. Bartholomew and Linda M. Hughes from Sharbell Development corp.. 23 W Shore Dr , Mare J. and Ciodin N. Chase. S75.IKXI. lljrncl I. Kaplan. $.12,500. Mahan Irom Catherine Kildea eslale I'ica from Bruno and Lisa Sadys, $179.(XK) $281,221 Evelyn Oslro from Sandra V. Morosco, I4U Wuidmoor Dr.. Alberto and Jacquelin SM7.MXI 347 Thropp Ave., Roland J. Krueger III 12 Crestwood Dr.. Edwin A. and Ellen I) 1415 Kuscr Rd . Andicas A Chnstou at $849,000. H.tpli^le tronl I homas A. and Susan Talivka. 163 Retina Ave . Robert I /ijinnml el al from John A and Sharon L. Lengyel, Gibbs Ironi Michael and Janet Ma//a, al . from Carole M Menilt. $103,750 5 Timkak Ln.. Robert C. and Elaine SI I.MKm Irom Leon and Amuhelle S /itmonl. $98.(XX). $186,000. 71 Lawton Ave . Joseph M Smiegocki et Brenijn from Rosk Hill Builders Inc., $5H.IKXi 4 Dewberry Dr., Michael W. and Cynthia $350,000 al.. from Beauclair Homes. $129,500. 21 Tudor Dr., James R. and Lynn M. Cicia Hamilton 116 Sallic Si . Joseph Scarlutu el al Irom A. Malvas from Drew and Lauren Beyer. 56 Valley Rd.. Joseph and Virginia 1. 40 Lehaure Cl,. Pcler A Siorcclla Irom K from Belly M Anderson, $115,000. Diane M. I llmcuollh. $XV(»K> $171,000. Campioni from Sinjak Inc . $390,01X1. 2l Caroline A\e . Kennelh I. and Marj!at Hovnanian al Hamilton II. $112.h"l 23 Versailles Cl., Mauri/io and Dana 12 Sccrctano Wav. Michael and Judy I). 44 Fisher PI , Patrick A and Dawn M. 40-50 Wargo Rd., The Underhill family Ki'tviisiin tiom Vcrnon and Helen Cotter. u l 34 Uhaure Cl., Carolyn M. lit/gerald LaMonica from K. Hovnanian al Hamilton II. Dillon Irom Hamillon Meadows, $24 . «K) Dooling from Carl E and Arol A Belles. Partners from Adna H. ami Lucille D Under- from K. Hovnanian at Hamillon II, $104,744 JIM.384 si o.ytm 102 Tultle Ave . David S McTamnev el al $105,000. bill. $314,772. I ^ Cheverti) Ci . Wtor U Holoros ct al 75 Longvvood Dr. Daniel and Paint la 42 Versailles Cl , Alan P. FinkeUlein from Irom Robert and Dons H Hofdan Sr . 7 Gena Cl.. Noreen Micle from Palsy C. Martin from Douglas I) and Kathleen Caines K Hovnanian al Hamillon II, $102,132 li.nn K Howiantan at Hamilton II. S1K.45II SX7.000 DiPasqualeel al , $87,250 See TRANSACTIONS, Page JI23.OUO. 57 Versailles Ct., Joseph and Maria Tam- 35B

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Within ROBBINSVILLE • 2 office losimnni avallabl* lor 329 6991 space available In historic 201 359-5837, ft, backs up to Unlv, park- Call Lynn, 609-568-0169 Ideal olflce, retail or walking distance to train. suites for lease Main St at h o u a n » i I I I n g Victorian house on Broad ing, commercially zoned YOUNG MARRIED • Pro- DOYIE8TOWN PA • Ntm medical use In business NASSAU ST Call Indoo Realtora, Rl 130. 1000 to 2100 aq ft, BOP, 663 03/0, BB3 0936 SI in HopeweH Hardwood $12 50 sq ft. Triple Net, fessional seeking 2 brtm enecullve office «uite*. any district, Approx 1700 sq ft Spacious single office 201-750-1191 near 1-195 ft Exit 7A. floors, attractive moldings, remodeling allowance condo, prefer Canal Polnte Prince •Us. furnlahod w full range Can be split. Immediate available Immediately In a Reasonable! Call days. high ceilings, and ampte Call, 1-600-333-1444 PRINCETON • Naaaau Please call Bo Ion Resident sneks of aervlces ft amenltlsa occupancy 1 W mo. secur- beautllully restored 2 story Street Office Sublet, 500 sq 609-586-4300 or eves b Brown parking For Information days, 201379-aooo, Mousenil situation Call Qceal location on US 611 ity Rent $1500 or com- historic building, reception- PRINCETON - 1-2 private ft, exquisite building. Call, 587-6165 days. 6000630370 eves contact Barbara Banner, offices with secretary ares. 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Busy, high Oulet, responsible, animal im oftlce (Irnge) In ptegll- e Conference Room ties are available for a PRINCETON 1500 »q II, Rl vrlslblHry comer. 201-521- lover Call Oeorge 11am- gioua kxatkm. RIB t;)o A e Full Secretarial Services Office Space 17.50 per aq small additional fee. Free 1 near Hyatt Holil $22 sq ft PRINCETON • office 11pm, 415-325-2708 Dutchnack Road. M50 mo e immediate Occupancy ft net. Introductory rent for parking, call Barbara HOPEWEU 1667 sq Nisi apace, ample parking, low 5 yr lease. Banner, 609-924-4552, rent, Call 609-683-0022 A litter to include* all uillitie* Avail fir executive quality office. TRENTON • Professional thi iditor from aWe immad Call Becky al TH1 PTONCaTTON New office building with NEW HOPE- 900 sq ft w Excellent location $10 sq ft, oftlce for lease, approi 760 Commtrcial 609 443-1320 omciiNC elegant marble lobby. Un- store front. Can be divided. HILLSBORO 1200 to 4000 PROFESSIONAL PARK to. ft, near Si Frtndi Hosp, you is always EAST WINDSOR Warten Wai-0007 limited parking, free fitness Parking. Profes'l/Retaii, aq ft.Retai l ft Office. Rt 206 HEART OP PRINCETON! CaM, 60949NM71 mostwtlcome. For Bant PlMa Canttr. 1 lutniahwl center. Walking distance to Rant negotiable, Avail Im- good market area. 1114 sq ft ft up. Abundant Warehouee • Hi Teoh . JAMESBURO > Office mad. 216662-0400. WEST WINDSOR 6500 sq on-site parking. Call Judy You'w Hiked ACCOUNTANT • Or Uu rm offloa (large) In pteali- restaurants, pubNc tramp ft Wait Windsor 3,000-7,000 space available Immediate- ft office corporate center Cohan 201-750.4000, about It, gtool location, Rta 130 « •hopping. OFFICE SPACE • 2 room BqFl Loading, high celling. offieai, Available Im- ly Near Exit |A NJ Tpk near Rl 1.116 »q ft, J.O.T. Dutchnack Road, MSamo suite avail • Carnegie Now'i the beit medlataly. Any pro- Seeratarial aervtca* avail* Call ai8-78eV74M for ROCKY MILL 3 rms 1729 Jaoobeon tit uMW, Avail- Canter area near post of- CommetcMM Property feseional UM. ttwinfl, Tran. tola Call Don 201-621- JT BO VIA MALTY Ooldfarb ft Taruman tlmatodoit , Cad Baeky at appt or tOft-MMTM, flee on Rowel M 16007 NHfc ReeJlJetate ton area. Aloawaitm-; 2500 ev«i, 0O9/99-8141 6O9-92MS08 Irkr Exduilvt Broken Qualified Tenant! Only mo 6O9M7-B124 MMWM s^^^is^^ •'•"•"

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Weekly arts and entertainment guide listing ten days of events for March 30 - April 8 /A

• ArtPRIDE, Intent on Saving the N.J. Arts from Budget Cuts, Convenes to Talk Strategy

• Jazz Trumpeter Wyton Marsalis Comes to the Trenton War Memorial for an Evening of Music

• Tretty Woman' and 'A Shock to the System' Offers Two Film Views of Businessmen in Action

* A Tale of Two Cities' at McCarter Theatre

TIME OFF Is a feature of the Princeton Packet, Lawrence Ledger, Windsor HlghtsHef gld, Central Pott, North Brunswick Post, Manvillo Newt, Franklin News-Record, Millsborough Beacon, Hopewoll Valley News, The Beacon and Cranbury Press ICOUPONi EDITOR: David W. Major ASST. EDITOR: Patrick Monaghan SAVE SIX DOLLARS

RESTAURANTS 14 MUSSO'S Restaurant.

ON SCREEN 16 Reviews: Camille Claudel, A Pretty Woman, A Shock to NEW BRUNSWICK CULTURAL CENTER the System and Handmaid* I ale

DEPARTMENTS MARCH-APRIL tote EVENTS YOUNGSTERS 11 ET AL. 11 T-H-E-A-T-R-E DINING GUIDE 14 MOVIES 19 MINI-REVIEWS 17 THINGS TO DO 20 REBECCA'S 24 CROSSWORD 23

HUNGARIAN STATE ON THE COVER: Richard Leighton as Defarge and Charles dumas as Gaspard in a scene FOLK ENSEMBLE from Charles Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities, playing at McCarter Theatre through April 8. SATURDAY, MARCH 31 - 8:00PM IN CASE YOU DIDN'T KNOW SUNDAY, APRIL 1 - 3:00PM • Chance* that an American woman ii married, has children and says the has a Tickets: $22.50, $18.50, $14.50, $10.00 "tucccwful career": 2 in 5 • Chance* that an American woman considers herself a strong supporter of the women's movement: 1 in 5

• Number of the 4 J contestant* in the annual Rotten Sneaker Contest held in Vermont last March who were women: ISAAC STERN • Number of Wellington boot* for cows that the Gates Rubber Company of Dumfries, Scotland, sold last year: 1,000 wHhttw • Number of die chemicals used to make plastic that rank among the six leading BALTIMORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA producer* of hazardous waste:

David Zinman, Conductor • Factor by which the blood level OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) permit* in worker* exceeds maximum safety levels proposed bv FRIDAY, APRIL 6 - 8:00PM the EPA: Tickets:|Sfc*Q, $27.50, $22.50, $17.50 • Amount of free Dorito* distributed in Dayton* Beach, Florida, during the ^__ > 1989 "spring break," in pounds: 1.982 CALL: 201-246-7469 • Amount American* spent last year on toy guni! ^108,800,000 19 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 • Percentage of Americans who say that in » drmmracy, personal freedom is more important lhan equality: 72

2/March 2K. IWO/ tIME OFF ON STAGE Two-Time Tony Award Winner John Cullum Talm Sunday' at Passage Theatre • McCarter Hosts in the new musical the Feld Ballet • Condensing Shakespeare for the Stage

March 14 - April 8

S "Gifted and intelligent. John Cullum has the best singing voice on the American musical stage." - Jack Kroll, Newsweek For tickets, call (201) 246-7469 George Street PLAYHOUSE O9 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, Nl 08901 : Presented by arrangement with Unionport Road Productions, Inc. Funding hw ton Mti* pawfcW in part by Ihp N*w Inwr Stato CouAdl on Ihr AiWD»p«rtnrnt ul State.

Life In The Slow Lane Felds Ballet NY arrives at McCarter Theatre in Princeton for two evenings of dance April 2 and 5: (609) 683-8000. BY STUART DUNCAN Orphans in Princeton something, that they were bom too late." W TBT OSToflhe IK The Theatre Intime, Princeton ^L ^1 memben> of the A fresh interpretation is being University's undergraduate theater offered by the Performing Art» |%/| Newjeney group, will stage Lyte Kewler't I ^f H Theatre Group, an Committe of the Rutgers College savage, yet ferociously funny little Program Council and College Av- ••L • aflat association of pro- play, Orphjru, through April 8. The fessional theaters, offer a mixture of enue PUyen March 30 and 31 at the three-character work is about two Busch Campus Center in standard classics and new works, brothers — one sensitive and sometimes with the intention of Piscataway and April 5, 6 and 7 at reclusive, (lie other a violent pick- the Rutgers Student Center on Col- seeing the productions eventually in pocket — and the middle-aged New York. The newest member of lege Avenue in New Brunswick. mobster that they kidnap. The play Performances are at 9 p.m. For the New Jersey Theatre Group. has already been made into a Paauge Theatre in Trenton, appears further information and reserva- not-so-good movie, but the play tions: (201) 745-7272. to focus specifically on the in- itself is a gem. ner-city constituency it represents. Artistic Director Veronica Brady A second show to be staged by The Feld Ballet Take time makes it clear that her mission is to the Princeton group will be Sam Coming in the wake of a critically to enjoy life's jittle pleasures — ShepardV Fool For Love, and this, satisfy not New York but Trenton acclaimed six-week season at the like leisurely Sunday Brunch at too, is a fine play, focusing on the audiences. Consequently, her open- Joyce Theatre in New York City. Scanticon-Princeton. Acclaimed the sizzling passion and loathing gen- ing nights are apt to be thoughtful Feld Ballcti NY will perform at Best Brunch in Central New Jersey" We set affairs than wild celebrations. erated between a weathered cowboy out our award-winning array of incredible and a disillusioned and despairing McCarter Theatre when Eliot Feld, The latest offering al Passage is one of the leaders in contemporary entrees, salads and desserts... Laura Cimar't Ptlm Sunday, the woman. The production runs April all you have to do is set the pace! 19 through 29. dance, and his troupe of 22 dancers story of a female gospel group that come to Princeton April 2 and 3 at 8 has lost its lead singer on Palm p.m. Sunday morning. 11K group is des- The Theatre Inlimc is Ittcatcd on the campus of Princeton University The program for both evenings perately trying to find » way to sing II :00 am-2:30 pm (near the University Chapel. All will include the McCarter premieres (CMdrrn undrr \1 - IK) 95) at the morning church service Ihut show times are H p, m. For further of "Contra Poae," "A»ia" and 'Pit ftrrfoff flu* tat tnti frit day. Into the disarray wanders a information and reservations: (6(N) "Kore" in addition to the return of lonely neighbor as well as a con- Reservations recommended. 2SK-49.W. "Skara Brae." "Asia" is is Mr. fused daughter and a lost love. The (609) 452-7800 Fcld's superbly ontargcl tributes to production is essentially a Ballets Russes Orientalisms set to clap-your-hands gospel music 'Hair' the muiic of Ravel. "Korc" is a show, designed to make your heart The rock musical Hair, under- tour de force solo for Buffy Miller sing going a revival ut Rutgers Univer- at the gracious spring goddess set to I'alm Sunday nin\ at Tn'Mon \ sity, is as relevant today as it was the music of Steve Reich. The final Mill Hill litiyhtwsc. I'nml mid when it first appealed n generation piece of the evening, "Skara Scanticon ago Miwtfotnery street in the i/imii/mwi Brae," named for a neolithic seitle PRINCETON district, through April /.<> For TV Print rhin lomMjIl rnlrr • 11)11 nllrgr K.U.I I Jit • t'im.rl.m M IH\*> "When we lii\t started," student ment in Scotland, is set to tra- Valrl Pirkin tinthcr inli'tin.itlim ,i director Nicole lUilry said, "many ditional Irish. Scotishaml Breton (mm (WW) IV.'()7fV> people felt that Ihcy had 'missed' music Leading off the evenings

47M.mli :H. two TIMIOFF STAGE REVIEW 'A Tale of Two Cities' Nagle Jackson and his repertory company have created GREAT COMEDY! a masterpiece in retelling the Charles Dicken's story imagined in the study hr".s. BY STUART DUNCAN Richard Leighton is a strong de- farge, yet willing to be cowed by his AGEL Jackson had wife's fierce will. Jill Tanner is better be careful. He perhaps a bit strident as the tyrant of may be in danger of the knitting needles. putting the Cliff Notes publishers out Eric Conger manages to make of business. Because in his staging Sydney Carton attractive yet un- of A Tale of Two Cities on the couth. And Melissa Hill has an innocent charm that is devastating. McCarter Theatre stage, he has The scene between Mr. Conger and caught everything contained in the Ms. Hill has a power that comes as Charles Dicken's novel in a manner much from body language as it does that no short-hand book form could from what is said. ever. Randolph Walker lays down Almost a decade has elapsed another memorable character in the between A Christmas Carol and A form of Barsad, he of changing Tale of Two Cities, but Mr. Jackson Regulor on Trw Tonight Show* allegiances and mobile intellect. clearly has not forgotten how to And Katherine Heasley is poignant APRIL 3-8 invoke the Charles Dickens magic. as the condemned prisoner, com- A Tale of Two Cities, apparently forted by Sydney Carton on the way his swan song at McCarter Theatre, to the gallows. "The Par Sojok Show" is a three-hour masterpiece — a faithful rendering of the original, Richard Leigkton (Defarge) and Charles dumas (Gaspard) in A The members of the ensemble arc Tale of Two Cities. rton REGHCYQPRINCETDN with the full-throated roar of the more than rabble in the streets. turbulent times and the aching hu- single narrator and has wisely opted Jarvis Lorry as well as the narrator, They sing, dance and occasionally U.S. Routs 1 & Alexander Road manity of love eternal. to use banker Jarvis Lorry as his he emerges from character to ap- become stage hands in choreo- Carnegie Center Mr. Jackson has staged the work spokesman. Thus he has solved the proach the footlights to pass along, graphed movements. INFORMATION: (609) 987-8018 in the form of story-book theater, problem of how to get from France with gentle grace, a Dickcnsian -4 Tale of Two Cities is one of with Ralph Funicello's set design to England and back, how to span observation to the audience. McCarter's finest moments. See it TICKETMASTER: 1609) 520-8383 opening, unfolding, rising, falling the generation. The faithful family The episodic manner of the play and, if possible, take the children. ;609i 507-8900 and sliding into the shapes and banker, a mere instrument of busi- is ideally suited to the talents of the They may never touch a Classics forms of the dinging-rooms, sitting ness, can do it all. resident company. Reathel Bean Comic again. rooms and antechambers of the Mr. Jackson has cast George Ede steals a courtroom scene as Stryver, (The theater might devise some aristocracy as easily as the wine in the role, and he is brilliantly the defense attorney. Edmund way to train the ushers either to shops, court rooms, prisons and rewarded. Gone is Mr. Ede's boyish Davys appears for only a single properly seat people in their as- presents execution squares of the revolution. eagerness as Scrooge in A scene but so captures the character signed seats or. lacking that, to at Jane Reisman's clever lighting Christmas Carol or the bumbling of the Marquis that he is re- least forgo the loud caballing in the COMEDY emphasizes the somber colors of the geriatric country parson seen in The membered long after. aisles during the show while they period and the murky content of Importance of Being Earnest. Mr. Kimberly King from her first remedy their mistakes.)* CLUB men's intentions with browns, reds Ede is to the purpose in his current speech is the Miss Pross of one's A Tale of Two Cities continues at role: likable, unobtrusive, Every Wednesday 6C Sunday Night and pale golds, highlighting specific schoolhood imagination, delightful- McCarter Theatre, Princeton, Showtime 9:30 pm areas with exquisite timing. ever-willing and, most of all, com- ly obtuse and devotedly stubborn. through April 8. For further infor- Mr. Jackson has chosen to use a pletely confident. At turns playing Yet Ms. King brings subtleties un- mation and tickets: (609) 683-8000 Mar. 28 STAGE REVIEW 'It Had to Be You' Forum Theatre stages Bologna-Taylor one-act play

BY STUART DUNCAN with television before attempting to return to the Director Locwy and his two stars. Vicki Tripodo theater, and Gregg Thomas, do what they can. They pace T Had To Be You was not the first But much had changed in those years. The their production with break-neck speed as if not CHRIS RICH choice for this date in the Forum Theatre New York theater audience was no longer completely trusting the dialogue (they are cor- satisfied with smart-alcck shows about Man- rect). They fill every pause with action or sound. (pfcurad) season. Nor was it the second choice. Originally the Methuchen group in- hattan unmarried couples. More important, the They work on a marvclously cluttered set. tSTCVf COOKR tended to stage Lovers And Other AIDS crisis made any show — in which the boy complete with working refrigerator (eating is as AIM Strangers,I then quickly switched to another and girl climb into bed within 10 minutes of the important to this plot as sleeping and loving), an Sun, April 1 offering when the rights to it were unavailable. opening curtain without knowing each other's outside snowstorm and a front door with mul SCOn ANORAVE That show too fell through and, with time names — outside the purview of comedy. The tiple lock*. There is the sound of flushing toilets ft MIAN WILLIAMS running out, Producer/Director Peter l^ocwy moral tenor of 1968 was very different from and passing snow plows. decided to go with a simple two-character, 1981 or, for that matter, 1990, Wed., April 4 one-set production. In short, the trio do everything they can to scon IRUCE The result is decidedly mixed, an evening of Dated by social standards, the play must fall make the script come to life and the evening pas* ft DAVID F. HARDY Joseph Bologna and Rcncc Taylor one-liners that back on its characters for a solid fooling, and It pleasantly. That they ultimately fail is because a hit the mark about only half the time, some Had To Be You is set in sand Basically it is a lack of humanity — not in the performers, but in questionable frenetic acting and a plot that is cartoon comedy of the "boy meets girl" genre. the writing. The chuckles come from an ap- from another era. She it a kook who thinks that the way to win n preciation of cleverness rather than recognition man is by (rapping him and trying to convince /( IM To Be You is a 1981 effort by the The best laughs come from the antic* of M» CABARET COMEDY him he's crazy about her. He is an uptight husband and wife writing (cum that 13 years Tripodo «nd Mr, Thomas rather than from their executive, not at all crazy, until he is forced to earlier II.K) much MICCSS with Lovers And Other characterizations. CIUR take the kook's lour through her ambitions and Strangers. That 1968 comedy was made into a It Had To Be YIHI look* like a third choice* anxieties. W S. Man S«.. N«w Hope, P.. highly successful motion picture that earned The show continues at The Forum Theatre. But cartoons to be effective must be based on |JH| H62-5OR5 Bologna and Taylor un Academy Award 314 Main Street. Metuchen through April 15. recognizable reality. And // Had To Be You, mil to Bufki County PUytwuw nomination for the saeen play adaptation. In the For further information and tickets: (201) 1.(X OFF WITH THIS AD intervening years, the couple fooled around a bit both in premise and in performance, is illogical.

61 March 28. 1990 / TIME OFF New Citizen? The June Opera Festival Is Back • Cecilia Hodges Drewry Leads 'God Call WELCOME WAGON Trombones' • Lucy Cross Offers Her Version of 'Messe de Nostre Dame' for complimentary gifts become supportive of each other." and information He added that the festival has a pertoire — in versions by com- This process, Mr. Fifer believes, BY E. GRAHAM MCKINLEY firm commitment to reaching new posers as disparate as Palestrina, gives the group's music-making a Want a career audiences. "Part of the whole Beethoven and Stravinsky. Surpris- MAGICIAN, a un- spontaneity and rapport usually as- with flexible hours mission statement is that we're ingly, however, the idea of one icorn, a bloodthirsty sociated with a string quartet. and good earning potential? hunter and "little goint to educate people about person writing music for all five The program, which will be re- explosions where opera," Mr. Mario said. sections did not occur until the Call WELCOME WAGON peated April 7 in Carnegie Hall, people turn into The Magic Rhyme will be mid-14th century. at (201) 545-8902 EOE features cellist Anner Bylsma, one frogsA" will highlight the June Opera presented at the museum. 205 W. The very first such version, the of the most recorded interpreters of Festival's return to children's per- State St., Trenton, at I p.m. April Messe de Nostre Dame, written Baroque music on early instru- formances this year, after lack of I. Tickets are $3.50in advance. $4 about 1350 by Guillaume de ments, playing concertos by Vivaldi funds forced a year's hiatus. at the door: (609) 292-6310. Machaut, will be presented in a new and Saint-Saens. Also on the pro- "We're very lucky — a whole edition by Princetonian Lucy Cross gram are works by Haydn and bunch of corporations gave us 'God's Trombones' April 5 at 8 p.m. in Princeton's Strauss. money this year," said Chris Alexander Hall. The ringing, intense and To be performed by the Princeton Tickets are $18. $17 for seniors: Mario, marketing director for the changeable sounds of the Widiers- festival. Early Music Ensemble, comprising (201)932-7511. poon Vene Speaking Coir of Princeton faculty, students and Meanwhile, the Center The Magic Rhyme— which will Witherspoon Street Presbyterian get five school performances around community members, the mass — Philharmonic, founded seven years Church, under the direction of preserved since its composition in ago by conductor Sophia Schnit- the state and will be offered to the Cecilia Hodge* Drewry, will bring public April 1 at the New Jersey the primitive notation of the time — man, will present its spring concert to life James Weldon Johnson's has been reconstructed in modern in Trenton on March 31 and in State Museum — not only will God's Trombones: Seven Negro entertain children in kindergarten notation according to the strictest Hightstown April 7. Sermons in Verse April 1 and 7 at construction of 14th-century rules Formerly an amateur group for- through sixth grade with magic, Princeton Theological Seminary. costumes and a seven-piece or- for melodic alteration. In the new med as an outlet for musicians who This year, the annual event will be edition, individual lines are more did not wish to play professionally, chestra, but also will help them part of the church's 150th an- understand what opera is all about, angular than is usually heard in this the Center Philharmonic recently niversary celebration. work, but the harmonic fabric is has gone professional and is soon to Mr. Mario said. Founded by Ms. Drewry, a "It will behalfoperaandhalf smoother. The Machaut will be be orchestra-in-residence at the Ped- Princeton faculty member, four preceded by selections of secular die School. It will perform works by explanations, with questions and years ago, this extraordinary choir answers," Mr. Mario said. music by Machaut and his contem- Enesco and Mendelssohn, along — carefully drilled for perfect uni- poraries. with Beethoven's Piano Concerto "They'll explain, "This is a son in diction and pitch of voice — soprano, this is opera.' But also, The concert is free: (609) No. 3 featuring soloist Li-Chin Lai. can make the recitation of poetry 258-4239. Tickets for the 8 p. m. concerts, what I think is really great, each into an inspiring, emotional group member of the orchestra will stand the first in the New Jersey State experience. The Verse Speaking Good Conduct(ing) Museum and the second at the up and explain what the instrument Choir will alternate with spirituals is, and how it works. An orchestra that performs Peddie School, are $6 and $3: (201) sung by a chorus and soloists drawn 624-8203. "They'll demonstrate spit valves from the community and directed by without a conductor, and one that and things like that — which I'm Joseph "Teddy" Johnson. wouldn't exist except for its conduc- Four well-known chamber musi- sure the kids will like." "It will be a powerful evening," tor, will perform in the area in the cians who recently joined the fac- The tale of a magician who must Ms. Drewry said. coming days. ulty at Rutgers will team up for the remember a magic rhyme in order to 77ie performance will be given at The 26 members of the famous first time March 31 at 8 p.m. in the save the life of a beautiful unicorn the seminary's Mackay Campus Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, which university's Nicholas Music Center. was conceived by a 14-year-old Center on Mercer Street. Princeton, will play in the State Theatre in Violinist Arnold Steinhardl and ft child, and should speak directly to at 7p.m. both nights. Donation is New Brunswick April 5 at 8 p.m.. violist Michael Tree are both found- RESTAURANT its young audience. Mr. Mario said. SIO: (609) 924-1666. are responsible for repertoire, pro- Director Lix Diamond, conductor gramming, rehearsal techniques and ing members of the internationally BREAKFAST Miriam Chamey and the singers — Mass Movement interpretive decisions. For every acclaimed Guarneri String Quartet: LUNCH Ignacio Cruxjr., Miriam Kaflter, work, the group elects a con- cellist Bernard Greenhouse is a Lee Mokole and David Honor* — The five sections of the Catholic ccrtmaslcr and section leaders who founding member of the Beaux Arts DINNER have made every effort to ensure mass that are said or sung every decide on the overall concept and Trio. They will be joined by that the story and explanations will Sunday — called, therefore, the mark the parts. well-known pianist Theodore Let- A TEMPORARY ESCAPE be clear. "ordinary" — evolved between the "When we are on the stage, we tvin to perform works by Mozart. Award winning "Everyone was very concerned seventh and I Ith centuries, and cannot sit back and say that the Debussy, Pasquali and Brahms. Sunday Champagne Brunch with making it understandable." musical settings of these texts have conductor had better inspire us," Tickets are $8. $7 for seniors: Reservations Suggested Mr. Mario said. become central to the choral re- said founder Julian Fifer. "We all (201)932-7511. CONCERT REVIEW Greater Princeton Youth Orchestra Kitsopoulos' quiet technique evoked impressive BY B. GRAHAM MCKINLEY The opening work. Vaughan Williams' Con- certo in F Minor for Bass Tuba and Orchestra, emotion and musicianship from his players. S the young musicians bowed was played with verve and sparkle. Preserving a Occasionally, more precise gestures could have and fingered in intent unison relaxed technique, Mr. Kitsopoulos kept the helped some ragged rhythms. But he clearly with the experienced New York players at his fingertips, evoking an exciting provides a fine atmosphere in which the young professionals in Alexander Hall crescendo with minimal gestures and keeping the musicians are nourishing — as a small example, March 17. one message came third movement cross-rhythms accurate and he allowed those who played second fiddle in the througAh clearly: a concentrated sensitivity to and sure. Ensemble was often ragged, but mood Vaughan Williams to play first in the Berlioz, love of muMCfiiakinf! changes were perfect. and vice versa. For the first time, the Greater Princeton Youth Orchestra was joined by the New York Chamber Soloist for the work was a Youth Orchestra The group fell into some of the usual traps — Orchestra, allowing the talented high school and alumnus. Basil Magro, now a music per- the rubato (expressive altering of tempo) in the college students from all around the Princeton formance major at Trenton Stale College. The second movement waltz theme was uncertain; area to play next to New York freelance work is a demanding one for what is not the brass choir in the fourth movement was not musicians "It has enriched all of us, including generally considered a solo instrument, taking always perfectly tuned; and the vicious fugue in me," conductor Constantino Kitsopoulos told the tuba from its grumbling low notes to its the final movement was under tempo. But there the audience gentle, sweet high ones and calling for consider- were frequent moments of richness, mystery and In hi* lir\t season with the Princeton group. able fast playing. Mr. Magro handled the part exuberance. And the conclusion was thrilling.• Mr. KiUopiHilos who u I so conducts the New with conviction and skill. The Greater Princeton Youth Orchestra will York ensemble used .i light, restrained touch The piece dc resistance was Berlioz's difficult perform May 19 at 7:30p.m. in Alexander Hall. But his undcr»liiieil ^estiircs evoked immediate Symphonic Fantastique. which was given a Featured will be winners of the GPYO soloist responses. credible and interesting reading. Mr. competition.

8 / March 28, I9W / TIME OFF produced CD with the Oregon Sym- performance, by Vladimir FUN • FUN phony. Aihkenazy — this time serving as WIZARD'S* Also new is a performance by pianist instead of conductor — and FOR FAMILY ELECTRONIC J Christoph von Dohnanyt, who cellist Lynn Harrell. On the same EVERYONE GAME CENTER * specializes in East European music, disc is a charming rendition of Prokofiev's Cello-Piano Sonata, • Home Sales on Video and the incomparable Cleveland Or- & Pinbalt Games* chestra, imaginatively coupled with again a relatively restrained, SHOCUN the more reknowned Concerto for classically contoured work. Poor Prokofiev! When he found INTRODUCING LUNCH From $5.25 Orchestra by Hungary's Bela Lunch Hour Mon.-Fri. 11:30-2:30 Baitok. (Tower Records carries a himself heading Stalin's black list Sun. - Thurs.Salad Bar Available large selection of Lutoslawski on because of his "formalist per- 1,000 LICKS? OPEN 7 DAYS CD; a year ago there was virtually versions," he went into traumatic TAKEOUT AVAILABLE nothing). shock and reacted (so say his critics) • HOMBMK mOOUCTS ON PRBB& * Some composers, of course, dealt by writing conservative pieces like Ask About Our Birthday * with totalitarianism simply by leav- this sonata. Shostakovich, however, to ^ «Wl_ « 1KW nil* is luN pnca. Ejpim I ing. The Stravinsky case, to cite a adopted a shrewd strategy of inter- & Party Accommodations * I (AOftf MMVaAS Sw .ft ft™ 1Dwn . On oapon m Hit, j spersing the kind of violent ex- [ SHOGUN27 j notable one, is clearly laid out on a •Hard Ice Cream • Exotic Flavored Sundaes new CBS disc: the more famous pressionist outbursts featured in the • Ice Cream Cakes • Hot Belgian Waffles, Sundaes work is The Firebird, the last of the Fourth Symphony with a sufficient • Diet Ice Cream & Sandwiches 3378 Route 27, KemM Pat*, N.J. great old-Russian ballets, in a fast, number of safe "patriotic" gestures •Runes • Italian Ice (Intersection Sand Hill Rd. and Rl 27) to appease the censors. •Floats •Shakes (201) 422-1117-(201) 422-1118 spine-tingling performance by the •Yogurt • Pies Philharmonic Orchestra under Esa- The symphonies most striking in FAMLY NIGHT Pekka Salonen; the other is Jeu de this regard include the Seventh and LADES'NIGHT 1722 WMahorse-M«rc8rvilte Rd Eighth, both gut-wrenching TuM.7to9 HamMon Twp. 609-586-7271 Mon, Wed.3to7 Cartes, written after Stravinsky had 2 FreeGamei Sun. 1010 10 2HM Games relocated in America — an acerbic, World-War 11 scenarios that evoke * Fri. - SaL 10 to 12 the ravages of Stalin and Hitler. perLtdy Man. -Thucs. 10 to 10 perFmlif decidedly un-Russian ballet depict- * NO ONE UNDER 14 ALLOWED WITHOUT A GUARDIAN ing that most American of subjects, Two impressive new performances a poker game. of the Eighth reveal what radically different approaches this epic music can sustain: Georg Solti's live re- Many of these pieces, cording with the Chicago Symphony is brutal and relentless, with written under brilliant playing from the Chicago brass; Leonard Slatkin's, in keeping with his other Shostakovich read- incredibly threatening ings with the St. Louis Symphony, is The more sculpted and subtle. conditions, represent a A similarly laid-back strategy is favored in Jeol Levi's new Atlanta Symphony version of the Fifth, WBRW triumph of the human Shostakovich's notorious "apology" for the Fourth and other spirit even though they crimes against the state. (They take 117 0 A M symphonies seriously in totalitarian are often grim. regimes). Levi interprets this heroic THE COMMUNITY VOICE piece straight, without the ironic, subversive undertones favored by Not to be forgotten in the musical revisionist interpreters. This beaut- The Community Voice for Central Jersey history of penstroika are works that ifully recorded CD also offers the were long suppressed by Stalin and sardonic Shostakovich Ninth. Even have begun only recently to find this lighthearted piece got AJ Gambino in the Morning, Drive With: their audience. Listening to these Shostakovich into trouble, failing as pieces now is a moving experience. it did to deliver the requisite "vic- • Local News Written under incredibly threaten- tory" music to celebrate the ing conditions, including death Russian victory over the Nazis. • Traffic threats, they represent a triumph of "When my Ninth was per- the human spirit even though they formed," Shostakovich com- • Weather are often grim and pessimistic. plained, "Stalin was incensed. ... • School Closings The most overwhelming of these There was no chorus, no soloists. is Shostakovich's huge Symphony And no apotheosis. There wasn't No. 4, written in 1935 but un-even a paltry dedication. It was just • Community Information performed for over 35 years follow- music, which Stalin didn't under- ing the Russian newspaper Praveto's stand very well. ..." Glenn Allison in the Afternoon, Drive With: denunciation of Shostakovich for The most exciting of the new writing "chaos instead of music." Shostakovich CDs is Leonard Bems- • Trivia Chaos is indeed what is unleashed tcin'i new Chicago Symphony ver- in Vladimir Aahkenazy's blazing sion of the Seventh (the "Lenin- • Name That Tune new performance with the Royal grad"), with its thunderous musical • Prizes Philharmonic. A musical depiction depiction of the seige of Leningrad. [ WHERE THE MUSIC of Stalin's pograms and purges, the Under Bernstein, this great or- • Local News & Information Fourth is a nightmarish chestra plays with poetry as well as IS ONLY THE kaleidoscope of ideas — enough for savagery. The bittersweet exaltation BEGINNING... • Traffic & Weather half a dozen symphonies — that at the end rivals Bernstein's famous ends with a pedal point sustained in 1959 Shostakovich Fifth for sheer Sports Rap the lower strings for six shivery goose bumps minutes. Included in this 2-CD set from One warning: There arc moments Deutsche Grammophon is Berns- in this London recording — the tein's witty reading of the Music...Adult Contemporary Oldies whirlwind fugue in the first move- Shostakovich Fint. written when ment, the final cataclysm in the the composer was only IH. finale — that have as much visceral Although it contains a few shadowy power and sheer volume as anything portents of the trouble lo come, this Hear Your Local Officials I've heard on CD. Watch your charming work has the easy com- speakers, and your neighbors, with bination of irony and affirmation this one. thit once characterized Russian mu- & Newsmakers Only on AM 1170 Compared (o the Fourth Sym- sic and that, one hopes, can now phony, Shostakovich's Cello-Piano return after Russia's long night- For Information CaU Nancy Carmody (201) 725-1170 Sonata, although written during the marc.*

10 / March 28, 1990 / TIME OFF 'Photographs by William Vandever' at Magenta Gallery Wi Winners of the Farm Photo Contest in Trenton The Philadelphia Antiques Show a benefit for The Hospital of The University of Pennsylvania April 7-11, 1990 Daily, 11:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Except Sunday until 6:00 p.m. and Wednesday until 5:00 p.m. Admission $10 103rd ENGINEERS ARMORY }3rd Strcft north of Market Strert (Three blocks west of 30th St. Station) PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA Preview Reception & Dinner FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 5:30-10:00 p.m., Tickets $175. Loan Exhibit of Quilts. "Undercover: Sewing anJ Symbolism" For In/onruwion (2/5) 687-6441 or (215) 387-3500 . Shuttle Bus from 30th Street Station Monday-Wednesday, . ^k 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., every half hour. Handicapped access available. J

TEXAS tDPERATH^TER presents

Still Life in Darkness and Light: Photographs by William Vandever, on view at the Magenta Gallery in Rocky Hill: (609) 924-3513.

BY WENDY HEISLER Mr. Vandever, who grew up in spare, with an almost /en-like feel- New Brunswick, started out as a ing to them. To create his composi- HE science of pho- pre-law major in college. Although tions, Mr. Vandever starts with tography began in he always was interested in art. space and light, creating an environ- 1839 with the drawing and painting from a young ment. He adds objects and then, one daguerreotype, and age, he continued his studies in the by one, eliminates them until he the first uses of pho- gets his final arrangement. Each tographAy were portraiture and Hundreds of photographers clement is important to the compo- representations of famous places. entered the contest, competing for sition, nothing is extraneous. During the Civil War. Matthew cash prizes and the opportunity to The artist also works in color and Brady used photography to docu- have their photograph featured in uses hand-tinting in some of his ment historical events; the official calendar ol the society. work. He docs all the processes, photojournalism was thus born Twenty winners were selected. from developing the film to framing Among the local first-place win- the finished prints, himself in his Photography as an art started with ners are Howard Foote of Cranbury, South River studio. the formation of photographic for his color slide of a field of Mr. Vandever's photographs will societies in the IH5()v Photographs sunflowers, and l.iut Lake, a student be on view at the Magenta Gallery. were taken, not to document or to at Princeton Day School, for her /.»/ Washington St., Rocky Hill, aid in drawing, but tor llicir black-and-white print of a farmer from April S through 30. Gallery aesthetic worth; a new art form was climbing aboard a tractor. hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.. born Two area shows will exhibit Monday through Saturday and by The exhibit will be <>/i view fn'in the works ot photographic artists. appointment. For more information: April 2 through 6. Hours are 9 a. in. 924-351.1 7/1990 'ruk\(U:}22.50oTtJustra/mizanint to 4p.m. on weekdays, For more Shadows and Light lie Id of law and international rela- f20 • baltonij tions until 1974 when he picked up Garden State Photos Photography, above all else, is a camera. It changed the course of Every year, the New Jeney Caff (201) 725-3420 for tickets the interplay between dark and his life. Seeing works by Edward Agricultural Society sponsors a light. The next show sit the Magrnta Wcston and Henri Carticr-Bresson, Farm Photo Contest, glorifying (he Galltry, "Still Life in Darkness and he realized the wonderful things that beauty of agriculture in the Garden Light: Photographs by William could be done with film. Slate. Prize-winning photographs ritan Valley Community College Vnndcvcr." uses seemingly un- All of the 20 or to works in the from (his contest will be on display related objects and juxtaposes their RL 28 and Lamington Rd. • North Branch, N J. Magenta show are in in (he Slate House Rotunda, West form, texture and shadows. black-and-white. The subject! arc State Street, Trenton. 12 / March 28, 1990 / TIME OFF choice of dressings. We liked the and slices of lemon completed the house vinaigrette made with olive presentation. Musso's Ristorante oil and herbs. Dressing is served on Pesce Marechiara ($12.50) was the side, if requested. tasty tangle of al dente linguine Handsome Jamesburg eatery offers freshly prepared fare Entrees choices run the gamut topped with a rich, thick marinara from northern and southern Italy at a good value from blackboard specials to veal, laden with the the fruits of the sea: chicken, fish and seafood, and calamari, scungilli, clams and Rossmoor, Concordia, (although summery rattan furniture and a pasta. We sampled two fine chicken mussels. The clams and mussels BY SUZANNE GOLDENSON young families with wee ones in greenhouse addition that drinks up dishes. Chicken Musso's featured were festively perched in their NOTHER burg, tow were also observed on a recent the sunshine by day and twinkles chicken breast dredged in flour, shells, like flowers, round the edge this one the sleepy night.) with the reflection of a thousand sauteed in olive oil and butter, and of the plate. farm town of It offers good value, tiny white lights at night. Finished with a fresh tomato sauce Linguine with white clam sauce Jamesburg, is the above-average food, attractive and One evening began very with artichoke hearts and ($9.00) was the only minor disap- unexpected home to (immaculate) surroundings, the agreeably with clams casino. At $7 mushrooms. This was a pointment. The portion was large, a Trenton burg-style Italian res- luxury of a coat check with attend- for seven stuffed crustaeans, this fresh-tasting and filling dish that the clams plentiful and the presen- taurant: Musso's Ristorante, a hand- ant, easy (free) parking, accessibili- seemed a tad dear. But they were appealed to the eye as well as the tation attractive. Bui the clams some eatery featuring freshly ty for the handicapped, and a liquor delicious. Smallish, littlenecks — palate. It was paired (as are all the seemed to lack the prepared northern and southern Ital- license. topped with a light, fresh entrees) with a sizable side of pasta just-plucked-from-the-sea taste of ian fare. The restaurant's comfortable, vegetable-flecked breading — sat in topped with a bright marinara the other seafood dishes. Situated near Turnpike exit 8A on pretty interior belies its simple a pool of heady clam liquor. A sauce. Desserts are limited and not made the edge of town where two streets facade, which is reminiscent of the squeeze of the fresh lemon adds a Chicken Francese was a simple in house. They include a number of converge, Musso's is popular with house it once was. Inside, the decor bit of zest, if you wished. but classic preparation. Two flat- Italian ice cream specialties such as ihe burgeoning population of the evokes the heat of the Mediteranean Salads, which come with entrees tened chicken breasts were dusted in tartuffo, spumoni. tortoni and Re- retirement communities in its with its almond-tinted walls, arched and preface their arrival, were col- flour and sauteed in olive oil and ginatta. We tried the tartuffo ($4). a backyard — Clearbrook. — Moorish — columns, tile floors. orful, chilled plates of iceburg gar- butter, and presented in a pool of chocolate-dipped ball of vanilla and FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT!

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Wheelchair Accessible: Yes No Smoking Section: No Credit Cards: Amencan Express. Bring Your Own GOOD TIME CHARLEY'S 40 Main St. Kingston (2 mi N ol Princeton) Bottle 609-924-7400. Moderately priced dining in a Victorian atmosphere Live entertain- THE BOG Cranbury Golf Club. Southtield Road. West Windsor Township ment Banquet facilities. Lunch Mon to Fri 11:30-2:30 Dinner Mon to Sat 609-799-0341. Pub style menu. Mon. to Thurs . 11:30-9:30, Fn to Sat. 11:30-9:30, 5:30-11. Sunday 4:30-9:30. Liquor license, all major credit cards, wheelchair Sun. 11-9 Liquor license. Am Ex., M.C. Visa Wheelchair access. access Non-smoking section BISTRO L'AMI AT MITCHELLS 11 Church St, Lambertville. NJ. 609-397-4990 THE GREENHOUSE • AT THE NASSAU INN. 609-921-7500. The Greenhouse, French and Italian continental cuisine. Serving lunch and dinner seven days a offering more casual dining, overlooks Palmer Square and Is open for breakfast, week. Specialties include Agnelotti Milano, Cowboy Steak lor Two, Duck Cham- lunch and dinner Dairy hours are: Breakfast, 700 mm-11 30 am.; Lunch, bord, Cassoulet Spirits and wines available Personal checks accepted 11:30-5:00 pm: and Dinner, 5:00 pm-10:00 pm Reservations are rec- ommended. Liquor license All major credit cards accepted Wheelchair accessible BUTTON DOWN CAFE 4160 Quakerbndge Rd. LawrenceviUe. adjacent to with a non-smoking section available Quaker Bridge Mall 609-799-3335. Lunch, dinner, celebrated Sunday brunch txjftet Casual dining with live entertainment Open seven days. Dinner menu HYATT REGENCY PRINCETON • CRYSTAL GARDEN Route 1 and Alexander features a wide variety of unique and affordable entrees See coupon in display ad Rd., Princeton 609-987-1234 Enjoy fine contemporary American cuisine in a Liquor license Wheelchair. Amex. MC VISA garden setting. 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Continental cuisine with a European flair Blackened and grilled 201-254-4226 Moderately priced dining in a comfortable Victorian atmosphere meats, daily fish specials and an extensive dessert menu Comfortable dining al Private meeting rooms avail Lunch Mon to Fn begins 11 30. Dinner Mon to popular prices. Informal dining in the Tig*** Den Lounge. Breakfast 6-11 AM. Thurs 530-10pm. Fn to Sal 5 30-11pm. Sunday 4 30-9pm. liquor license, all Lunch 11-2 PM. Dinner 5-10 PM. Service In the Tigers Dan Lounge from 2-10 major credit cards, wheelchair access, no smoking section PM Liquor license, all maior credit cards, wheelchair access. Children's menu. LAHORE'S 5 Wttherspoon St., Princeton, 609-921-2798. Dine In the heart of CHUNTI'S, 701 Whittaker Avenue. Trenton. N J . (609) 695-0011 The ultimate in Itne Italian cuisine In the heart of Chambersburg. Family owned and everything is Princeton In stately, Old English surroundings Specializing In French cuisine and homemade from pasta-to dessert Rooms available tor parties up to 75 Reser- traditional selections. Choose from the most extensive wine cedar In the area vation suggested, all major credit cards, wheelchair accessible Lunches. Mon-Fn featuring over 500 moderately priced One wines Lunch: Mon to Fri. 12-2:30, Sat. 11 30 to 230, Dinners: Mon Sat 5:00 to 11 30 12-2; Dinner: Mon to Fri. 5:30-9:30, Sat 5-10. Liquor license Al major credit cards accepted Wheelchair accessible Non-smotonc, section CLANCVS PLACE Princeton Shopping Center. No Harrison SI. Princeton N J LA STRADA CAFE, 1001 S Clinton Avenue, Trenton, NJ 06611 Corner ol S 609-021-8646 Specializing in steaks, burgers ribs and salad Mon lo Thurs CHnton and Beatty Street 608-695-0155. 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: ** . FILM REVIEW African and Pre-Columbian *Camille Claudel' Art and Textiles French film uncovers the biography of a little-known artist Spring Exhibition and her tempestuous relationship with sculpture Auguste Rodin By appointment of the same era in The Story ol' 201 379-2163 BY THOMAS SIMONET Adelc H. Francois Truffaut's 1975 HliN the young film about the daughter of Victor art student first Hugo. In both films she succeeds in Joan Banst niects the great making a hardy woman seem para- Primitive Art sculptor Au- doxically vulnerable. gusto Rodin. Her co-star, the popular Gerard she feels repelled: "What a lout!" Dcpardieu. has added a thick beard After turbulent years as his mis- and about 30 pounds to give weight tress, his model, his muse and his to a fabled ego. '"He who is a competitor, that first impression legend in his own time is ruled by seems an understatement. The that legend." another character legendary' Rodin has become, in her says, and Mr. Depardicu becomes FAZ€SCAF€ mind, her worst enemy. the embodiment of that observation. Camille Claudcl uncovers the Especially noteworthy in support- biography of a little-known talent ing roles are Alain Cuny as the LUNCH • DINNER whose most serious shortcoming sculptress's father and greatest fan. CATERING • TAKEOUT • COCKTAILS was having the boldness to be born and Laurent Grevill as her brother. in the wrong century. It was a time Paul Claudel. The brother found jDoulziitoirn i iLulu Cozu Cufs" when it was as impossible for fame as a writer and diplomat in his women to be great sculptors as it own late-blooming career, an irony was for them to vote. that underlines how social con- THE NEW The French film is long (nearly straints quashed Camille Claudel's three hours) and occasionally far greater early promise. off-kilter, but the acting is great and The movie dwells upon her de- "Jeune fille a la gerbe" (Young MENU IS HERE the revisionist story of a person scent into what a friend calls "tha involved with one of the giants of girl with a sheaf), 1890 bronze madness of mud" and doesn't Bring The Famly & Friends by Camille Claudel. Friendy Gathering Happy Hour 4-7 Mon.-Sat. art is always fascinating. dramatize enough of the crucial In the movie's frankly onesided synergy of commitment to the far interactions hetween Rodin and Faces Cafe view — the film is based on more inspirational Claudcl —-even Claudcl. Some scenes imply more Claudcl's official biography by Re- when she becomes pregnant. "On affection than probably existed even (609) 298-0778 ine-Marie Paris and produced with your deathbed, you would still hesi- on the good days, judging from the the blessing of Claudcl's family — tate. " Claudel snaps. Paris biography. And Claudel's Rodin seems more impresario and She becomes paranoid, alcoholic, conviction that, after their breakup. politician than artist. He wheels and completely isolated. Her family Rodin was sabotaging her career, deals, panders and philanders, but commits her to an insane asylum for may have been more a figment ol seldom chips marble or gets clay the last 30 years of her life. her mind than the movie implies under his fingernails. Claudel is the Director Bruno Nuytten. who Some historians say Rodin actively real producer. co-wrote the script with Marilyn promoted the sale of her work. 'Records "She has the talent of a man." Goldin, uses tactile lighting — The details needn't be argued presents exclaim critics amazed at her sensu- often only glancing upon objects of The more universal point of the film ous creations. But her mentor re- interest and emphasizing their — the realization that intimidated jects her — was he threatened.' The sculptural qualities. He effectively males have been prime reason for gossips taunt her — were they alternates light and dark scenes to women's oppression — gets ringing Liz Story jealous? "Genius always terrifies bring out the unfolding tragedy's expression. Here, at least, one more in Concert people." her agent says. changing moods. gifted woman has been brought out A sexist society's rejection ol her lsabelle Adjani gives the title role of history's atlic and put on promi- nent display.• Friday, April 6 independence and her artistry is her great depth. At first she appears real problem, but she holds the even younger and more callow than The rating is a wild R for the 8 p.m. vacillating Rodin personally her years suggest, her imagination nudity of artists' models. The movie responsible for her downfall He thriving. Then she ages into barren was reviewed at the Montgomen "This world renowned recording artist bitterness The actress played a Tickets. will never leave his lifelong rela- Center Theater, where it is showing blends elements of ju::, folk, new age tionship with Rose Bcurct for the similar part as an unrequited lover in French with subtitles. and classical music to create a piano $12.50 orchestra/me/vanine style thai is uniquely hers." $10 balcony The New York Times A Gold Mine of Rodin's Sculpture

JazziSanist INCIi the release ol the movie Camille 7'/K* C>;ttcs ot //(.•//.mil The Hurghers of Calais are Claudcl. the gift shop in Philadelphia's on exhibit. Bross Townsend Rodin Museum sells one postcard ol a So. ux>. is The Cnmching Woman, an agoni/ed Claudel work. "Young Girl With a figure that the movie says Claudcl helped conceive. Friday. May 4 Sheaf." It also carries the paperback of His expressive representations of hands and feel —- SClaudel's biography by Reine-Marie Paris. Other- among focal points of Claudel's own sculptures- 8 p.m. wise, there is virtually no evidence in the impressive gel prominent display. Tickcis; $7 general public public display that Claudel influenced, challenged or And for a glimpse ol Claudel's features, see $5 students & seniors even related to Rodin. Thought and the Study for "Lu France. "She posed for ihc former and provided inspiration — after their Cabaret setting Still, the museum is of keen interest to anyone who affair had ended — for Ihc laller. Call (201) 218-8871 for our 1990 Jazz Cabaret Series schedule sees the new filmed biography ol Claudel —• not that But it lakes digging through the museum's hand anyone needs special incentive to visit the largest book to even find her name, which is not mentioned collection of Rodin's work outside ol* the Muscc in the artworks' labels.• For tickets call (201) 725-3420 Rodin in Paris. (Much of the collection's archival material is held in storage at the Philadelphia — Thonuu Simonet Raritan Valley Community College Museum of Art.) The Rodin Museum, at 22nd Street and Bcnjtunin Ki 2K will Lamingum Kuud • North Hr.ituh Franklin Parkway. i« open Tuesday through Sunday (juil off Kouics 22 (T 78 in Sumcrut County) Two great works that preoccupied him during the /him /() a.m. to f p.m. Admission is a suggested years of his tempestuous relationship with Claudel - donation of $ I for adults.

16/ March 2H. I9V0/ TIME OFF MINI FILM REVIEW (Continued from Preceding Page) MEN DONT LEAVE — good ill-effects of layoffs stemming from lacks a cohesive point of view — This drama with bits of comedy plant closings at General Motors, *The Handmaid's Tale' toward Col Shaw, who is heroical- follows a widow (Jessica Lange) and the role chief executive Roger ly played by the bewhiskercd Mr. who makes a disastrous decision to Smith had in the decision-making. Margaret Atwood's cautionary fantasy Broderick. All in all. Glory move herself and her sons from a Many detractors have claimed that represents one more moment of green suburb to inner-city Balti- the movie lacks authenticity as a gets a literal, heavy-handed interpretation black history made bankable by the more. Some groaningly predictable result of the moviemaker's film Schlondorff are all solemnity, as if presence of a white movie star. techniques. But the indisputable BY JOHN CALHOUN scenes (an instant romance, a the subject was too sacred to Black faces fill the screen, b;.t oven fact of the lop-sided power structure ; five-shot recovery from suicidal de- ARGARET satirize. the magnificent actor Morgan t iec- pression) are mingled with scenes in this country that affects everyone Atwood's The man is given little with which to act. Occasionally an image grabs the changf. so truthful that writers Barbara cannot be dismissed. Rated PG13. Handmaid's Tale, viewer. Especially provocative is Rated R. Benedek and Paul Brickman must STELLA — fair — Somebody at a cautionary fan- the breeding ritual, in which Off red tasy set in the near THE HUNT FOR RED OCTO- have lived them (a guilty retrieval of Disney had the bright idea that lies between Serena Joy's legs, BER — fair — For obvious reasons, an unbathed son from a neighbor's, futureM, is precisely the kind of novel gripping her hands, while the Com- Olive Higgins Prouty's novel Stella that filmmakers — particularly lit- this is not the most timely moment a family argument in a museum Dallas, a hoary tale of mother love mander carries out his duties with as 1 eral-minded filmmakers. — should for the release of the film version of surrounded by children with little passion as possible. (All are and self-sacrifice, was ripe for re- leam to avoid. The action of the Tom Clancy's Cold War thriller. fully clothed.) i fathers). Ms. lange never makes her making, with hot studio property book takes place entirely in the But mosi audiences probably With the aid of artist Jennifer character real, but the kids are Bette Midler in the lead. In this mind of the narrator, who has been wouldn't care if this tale of warring great. Rated PG-13 for language role, she succeeds the recently de- Bartlett, who receives a visual con- forcibly silenced; the cinematic me- sultant credit, Schlondorff does nuclear subs took place off the only. ceased Barbara Stanwyck, who dium, unfortunately, is notoriously shores of Atlantis, as long a-; it were gave a great performance in the stimulate one's curiosity about this MY LEFT FOOT — good — ill-equipped to handle the techni- exciting enacted. 1937 screen version, even if the society, with its regimented colors The hard-knock life of Christy ques of interior monologue. Sean Connery plays a Russian material already seemed dated. and Old Testament concepts of Brown, bom congenitally disabled Offered is the temporary name morality and vengeance. It was a ballistic missile submarine com- In this version, directed by John to a poor Irish family in 1932 and bestowed on the main character by mistake, however, to make the set- mander who's heading for Erman and written by Robert subjected to lifelong guilt and ridi- the fascistic, fundamentalist regime ting so non-specific. American shores with the Soviet Getchell. Stella is a vulgar gal from cule as well as physical, is stunning- of Gilead, found within the borders fleet in hot pursuit. Is hca defector the wrong side of the tracks who From the first page of the book, or a madman with his finger on i ly portrayed by Daniel Day-Lewis once occupied by the United States. the reader is inside Offred looking gets pregnant by a well-heeled In this repressive environment, doomsday button? (My Beautiful Laundrctte and A young doctor (Stephen Collins). Re- out; so it's a long stretch before the Room With a View). plagued by a low birth rate, women perception may dawn that Atwood Unfortunately, one doesn't care, fusing his offer of marriage, Stella have been stripped of all functions because screenwriters Larrv The Irish film tells this true story raises her daughter alone, then gives has made the character so ordinary except that of servant, wife or and representative as to be un- Ferguson and Donald Stewart Hub with a remarkably unsentimental, her up when the doctor gets a rich mother. the basic elements of thriller con- unpatronuing lone. At times the wife (Marsha Mason). interesting. In the movie, which Handmaids are the privileged puts the viewer on the outside struction. A lot of unprocessable restraint is so great that the movie Stella is surprisingly lively for fertile women who serve as birthing data is thrown at the audience, and desperately trying to catch glimmers seems unsympathetic, but that ul- much of its length, and Trini surrogates for ruling Commanders of Offred's thoughts and feelings, director John McTiernan fails to SJI timately proves a strength. By not Alvarado gives a lovely per- and their sterile wives. Offred's the character is too opaque for any ever really get the movie going. drawing every conclusion or inter- formance as the teenaged daughter. Commander is named Fred (hence such opinion to be successfully Also in the large male cast arc Alec- preting every scene, stage director But its themes arc based on out- her nomiker. Of-Fred). His wife, formed. Baldwin, Scott Glen. James Earl moded concepts of class, it has been called Serena Joy. is a former TV Jim Sheridan makes a lot of the Natasha Richardson, cast as Of- Jones. Sum Neil. Tim Curry. Joss given only a cursory stab at an evangelist whose days have been heartbreak happen inside the mind fred, has been handed an impossible Ackland. Richard Jordan and Peter update, and Midler's performance reduced to knitting and gardening of the actively participating viewer task: to make something expressive Firth. The film has been rated PG has no consistency from scene to activities. Rated R. out of forced inexpressiveness. The scene. Also starring John Good- Atwood draws the reader into the still aura that worked so well for ROGER AND ME — very good man. The film has been rated PG-13 novel by revealing information JOE VERSUS THE VOLCANO Richardson in other films makes — Michael Moore's controversial for some good-natured cursing and about Offred's situation in — good — The extraordinary open- matters even more frustrating here: documentary that investigates the measured glances. It picks up on an The actress's natural reccssivencss ing, which finds Tom Hanks laboring ordinary day in her horribly mun- goes up in front of the character's, at a hell-on-earth job, throws the dane and stifled existence, and re- like two bolted steel doors barring audience into an off-balance state lies on floods of memory to explain the audience's way. reminiscent of Kafka, or David how she and Gilead got to where The only times Offrcd is really Lynch at his creepiest. If the movie, they are. And, just as the discovery allowed to open up are during secret of details is gradual, so is one's which is written and directed by John nocturnal visits with the Com- realization that this is awfully hokcy Patrick Shanley. never delivers on its mander (Robert Duvall) in his material, not much more convincing promise. or matches the spiritual study, but their relationship is too in the long run than a Twilight Zone company it keeps, it's not for want of unbelievable and the Commander's episode. ambition. motives too baffling for this to be of The book's feminist orientation much help. Duvall is as introverted For Hanks' character Joe Banks, and clever, compelling structure an actor as Richardson; so we just help to account for its reception as life begins when he's told he has only stare at these flatly directed se- an important work, a reputation the quences in confusion. six months to live. A millionaire film version's scenarist Harold industrialist offers him the chance to Pinter and director Volkcr Schlon- Faring best in the movie are die heroically, by making himself a dorff take all too seriously. Given actors who are able to rise above the sacrifice to a volatile volcano on (he the movie's deadly respectful tone, general air of listlessncss with a bit ' South Seas island of Waponi Woo. it's difficult to understand why of flamboyance. Elizabeth McGov- Joe's subsequent odyssey lakes him Pinter, who has been known for his crn plays Offred's friend Moira. through bouts of soul-searching, a elliptical style, didn't adapt the who is arrested for gender treachery raging typru«>ii and three separate novel with a closer approximation (lesbianism) with a likable defiance. versions of Meg Ryan. of Atwood's impressionistic, As Aunt Lydia, the chief instructor non-linear approach. at the handmaid indoctrination center, Victoria Tcnnant is a liven though Joe Versus the Vol- The film opens with the monstrous amalgam of vicious, aino keeps tailing apart, it has Hanks protagonist's attempted escape over prison guard as well as prim and and Ryan. Shanlcy's vividly verbose the Canadian border, and her subse- platitude-spouting elementary dialogue. Bo Welch's boldly styli/ed quent capture and separation from school mistress. . , production design and the constant her husband and child. It docu- ments, in chronological sequence, But it is a mannered, rattle-eyed,-i sense that something magical is about chain-smoking Faye Dunaway, to happen to keep it going Ki. her indoctrination as a handmaid and her placement in the Com- playing the role of Serena Joy, who mander's household is in a vital class by herself. The : film gets a much-needed recharge THE LAST Ol THE FINEST — Schlondorff plods through the each time she appears onscreen, (not reviewed) •- A hardworking material in the stodgy, heavy-handed manner familiar in which is not often enough. It may veteran of the Los Angeles police not be a politically correct attitude, department's narcotics division in- other literary adaptations (The Tin Drum, Swann in Love) that he has but I found myself wishing The vestigates corruption. With Brian Drug-befuddled Harlan (William Hurt) hat been hired *i a hit man directed. Despite its grimncss, Handmaid's Tale had been titled Dcnnchy and Joe I'anioliuno, in the comic love itory / Love You to Death, toon to be released by Atwood's vision has a satiric wit 77ie Commander's Wife's Tale in- Directed by John Mackenzie. R Tri-Star Picturci. around its edges. But Pinter and stead* The movie is rated R.

18 / Morch 28. I«WO / TIME OFF MUSEUMS Photographs, April 1-May 27; 201-735-8415. Works on Paper, through April 28, say's 13th Annual Trt-State Juried 201-881-3874. 609-921-6123. Exhibition, to be held at Cornelius Low /Middlesex Hunterdon County Library, Route 12, House/Middlesex County Museum, County Museum, 1225 River Road, Princeton University Art Museum, Remington, Original Watercolors by Princeton University League, 171 1225 River Road, Piscataway, entry Piscalaway, Widgets, Gadgets and Ice Princeton University campus, Prints Phillip Pensak and Works by Katie ~Broadmea ' d•- St., -Princeton, Works by deadline April 13, 201-745-4489. Creepers: New Jersey Patent Models From the Permanent Collection: Proudfoot, through March, Gaye Elise Beda, April 1-20, and Inventions, through April 29, Etchings I, through April 19; Twentieth 201-788-1444. 609-258-3650. Fifth Annual Regional Juried Pho- Century Works on Paper, through June 201-745-4489. Princeton University Ubrary, Leonard tography ExNbtL Unitarian Universal- 17; Pre-Columbian Art and Art of the Image Galery, Princeton Corporate ist Church at Washington Crossing, Plaza, 7 Deerpark Drive, Suite D, L. Milberg Gallery for the Graphic Arts, Americas, permanent; 609-258-3788. Titusville, entries received April 6, 7 Etarste/The Trenton City Museum, South Brunswick, 201-272-2722. Princeton University campus, From In- Cadwalader Park, Trenton, Etlarslie vention to Art History: Photography p.m.-9 p.m. and April 7, 9 a.m.-noon, 609-883-2377. Open IX, through April 28, GALLERIES James A. Mlchener Arts Center, 138 1829-1929, through April, . 609-989-3632. S. Pine St., Doylestown, Pa., Ships and 609-258-3197. Artful Deposit Galery, 9 N. Main St.. the Sea: Maritime Art from the CIGNA LambertvMe Festival of Artists and Allentown, New Jersey Artists, through Printmatdng Cound of N.J., 440 River Craftsmen, April 28-29, Jane Vborhees Zknmerl Art Museum, Museum and Art Collection, through March 31, 609-259-3234. April 15; Neil Wellrver: Oils on Canvas, Road, Somerville, Small Impressions, 609-397-0055. Rutgers University, George and Hamil- through April 6. 201-725-2110. ton Streets, New Brunswick. Abstract through April 29; 215-340-9800. Arts Cound of Princeton, iO2Withers- Mercer County Artists Juried Exhi- Expressionism: Other Dimensions, poon St., Princeton, Small Works, Mabel Smith Douglass Library, Rabbet Galery, 120 Georges Road. bition, entries accepted April 27, 5 through June 18; Walter Elmer through April 5, 609-924-8777. New Brunswick. Harry Naar: Still Ufes, Schofiekl: An American Impressionist, Rutgers University, Douglass College p m.-9 p.m. and April 28,9 a.m.-4 p.m. campus, New Brunswick, Sculptural through March 31. 201-828-5150. at Mercer County Community College. through July 31; 201-932-7237. Artworks/Trenton, 19 Everett Alley, Works by Aurora Chabot, through April RMer Cdege, Student Center Art Gal- West Windsor campus, 609-586-4800, Trenton, Miniature Makers Show and 16, 201-932-7739. lery, Route 206, Lawrenceville, Prince- ext. 581. Sale, March 31. 609-394-9436. Mercer Museum, 84 S. Pine St., tan Artists Alliance of This Fragile Doylestown, Pa., Images of Work, Made By Hand Galery, 360 S. Broad Earth, through April 23. 609-896-5192. Nature Photography Contest, spon- AT&T Corporate Education Center through April; Architectural Hardware, sored by the Stony Brook-Millstone Galery, Carter Road. Hopewell, In the St.. Trenton, TAWA New Members 1700-1860, permanent; 215-345-0210. Room of the World: Fiber Art by Nancy Show, through April 13,609-392-5016. Rutgers university, Alexander Ubrary. Watershed Association, deadline Berger K/aemer, through May 21, College Ave.. New Brunswick, Ages of March 31, 609-737-3735. Shakespeare, through March 31, New Jersey State Museum, 205 W. 609-639-4532. Magenta Galery, 131 Washington St., State St., Trenton, Reuben Kadish: Rocky Hill, Photographs by William 201-932-7084. Scottish-Irish Crafts, Clinton Historical Works trom 1930 to the Present and AvanH Oalarlai, 6 N. Union St., Vandever, April 6-30. 609-924-3513. Museum Village, 56 Main Street, Clin- Rutgers University, Downtown Arts Trade Wampum: From New Jersey to LambertviUe, Pop and Contemporary. Mercer County Community Cdege, ton. Sept. 22, 201-735-4101. Building, 125 New St., New Brunswick. the Plains, through April 15, through April 22, 609-397-8900. MCCC Gallery. AV Building. West Don KennelUAaron GoldblatvKeithWheaton Wage's Art on the Green 609-292-6308. Windsor campus, MCCC Visual Arts James: MFA Thesis Show, through Show, entry deadline April 7, Barren Arts Center, 582 Rahway Ave., Faculty Exhibition, through April 12. March 30, 201-932-7511. 609-825-6800, ext. 2730. Woodbridge, Photographs by Joe 609-5864800, ext. 588. Macko, through April 22, Newark Museum, 49 Washington St., 201-634-0413. Rutgers University, Walters Hall Gal- TRIPS Mercer County Ubrary, Hopewel Newark, Wood Carvings by Jane lery, Chapel Drive and George streets, Branch, Pennington-Titusville Road, Fenimore, through April 1; Against the Blanco Gallery, 5743 Route 202, New Brunswick, Diane Ron- Jane Voorhees Zknmerl Art Museum: Pennington, Bird Civilization: Paintings Odds: African-American Artists and the Lahaska, Pa., Paintings by Charles Otis Barbara Davis: MFA Thesis Show, Abstract Expressionism — Other by David Biddle, through April 5, Harmon Foundation, through April 15; Diletto, through April 14, through March 30; Laurie SteeOnk: Dimensions, sponsored by the Some- Innovations in Glass, through June; 215-794-7022. 609-596-4800, ext. 736. MFA Thesis Show, April 1-10; rset Art Association, April 10,9:15 a.m., Jewelry: The Arts of Transformation, 201-932-7511 201-234-2345. Bridgewater Art Galery, 400 Com- Mercer Medcal Center, 446 Bellevue through December 1990; 201-596-6550. Ave., Trenton. Watercolorists. through mons Way, Bridgewater, A Southwest Somerset County Ubrary, Vogt Drive, May 11, 609-394-4096. Perspective, through April 5, Bridgewater, Gallery Exhibit lor Special AUDITIONS Old Barracks Museum, Barrack Street, 201-707-1260. Artists. April 2-29, 201-231-7110. Trenton. Federal Style: Restoration Merwtck, 79 Bayard Lane, Princeton. Exhibit and Of War, Law and the Third Bristol-Myers Squfcb Galery, Route Works by Patricia Tisa Penza, through June 7, 609-497-3000. St. Lawrence RehabtaHon Center, Amendment, through December, 206 and Province Line Road, Law- 2381 Lawrenceville Road, Law- 609-396-1776 rence, Crafted Art, through April 8, renceville, NuVisions tor Disabled 609-683-6275. Ml Hal Playhouse, Front and Montgom- ery streets, Trenton, New Paintings by Artists — Exhibition, through April 21, 609-896-9500 Paterson Museum, 2 Market St., Community Cdege, Heidi Cheris, through April 16. Paterson. Realism: A Women's Per- Hicks Art Center, Swamp Road, New- 609-989-3038. State House Rotunda, Trenton, Win- spective, through Apnl 9, Earty Family town, Pa., .Artiste. A Cross Section. ners of the N.J. Agricultural Society s through Apnl 20, 215-968-8416. Montgomery National Bank, 995 Route 518, Rocky Hill, Hand-Colored Prints Farm Photo Contest, April 2-6, 609-394-7766. Coryell Gallery, 8'/? Coryell St., by Sergio Bonotto. through April, Lambertville, Group Show of Gallery 609-921-1776. The Body Rockerz Dance Audtttons, Artists, through April 29,609-397-0804. Stony Brook-Matetone Watershed As- Arts Council ol Princeton. 102 Withers- New Jersey Designer Craftsmen Gal- sociation, Buttinger Environmental poon St., Princeton, March 31, noon, East Windsor Municipal BuMng, 16 lery, 25 Livingston Ave.. New Bruns- Center. Titus Mill Road, Pennington, 609-890-8729. Lanning Boulevard. East Windsor, Works wick, Art for Giving, Getting, Sharing. Out of Earth Exhibit: Ceramic Possibilities, through March 31. by Mercer County College Photogra- Wearing, through May 5, June Opera Festival of New Jersey, in 201-246-4066 609-737-7592 phy Students, through March 30, Princeton, Apnl 6-7, 609-737-7711 609-596-4800, ext 715. North Brunswick Pubic Ubrary, 880 Trenton State Cdege, Holman Hall Art Mercer County Hkjh School for the Hermann Road. North Brunswick, Gallery, Ewing Township, Student Art Performing Arts, on-going auditions in Educational Testing Service, Rosedale Show, through Apnl 13, 609-771-2652. Artwork by Lmwood School and North dance and drama. 609 586-3550 Road. Lawrence. Woven Works by Brunswick High School Students and Rena Thompson and Acrylic Paintings Children's Art Exhibit, through March,Tucker Anthony, 100 Nassau St. by Linda Henneman, Connant Gallery, Resumes Accepted for Theatrical 201-246-3545 Princeton, Princeton Photography Club Season, write: OMBroadttreat through April 13, Charcoals by Stephen Show, through March, 609-466-1185 a'Sorefl. Henry Chauncey Conference Theatre, P O Box 359. Hopeweu. N J 06525 Center, through April 20; Galery, 1 Monument Square, New Brunswick. Cape Cod UJB Rnandal't Headquarters, Route t 609-921-3600 and Carnegie Center, West Windsor, Reflections: Serigraphs by Judith Somerset County Ubrary Piano Com- Celebrating the Landscape: Oil Paint- Shahn and Watercolors Over Etchings petltlon, Somerset Cocn- Extension Galary. 60 Ward Avenue ings by Anne Boysen. through March and Lithographs by B.J. Anderson, tySndgewater Ubrary, N Brtdo* StrM I Hairpiece Extension. Mercerville, Sculpture by 30, 609-924-1875. through March 31. 201-846-1347. and Vogl Orive, Bridgewale'i | People an Clay Ervin. April 2-26. 609-890-7777. preliminary auditions March 31. 9 \ ifw Rim Th Unitarian Church of Princeton. 50 am.-5p.rn.. 201-526-4017 Ion. Ap Peddk* School, Richard L. Swig Arts The Galery at the Vineyards, Bucks Cherry Hill Road. Princeton. Hand-Butn County Vineyards, 6123 York Rd . New Center, South Main Street, Hightslown. Ceramic Vessels by Lynn Barth, Sun- Hope, Pa, The Inaugural Exhibition Works by Sahoko Okabayashi. through day mornings through April 15 or by DANCE through April 15. 215-794-7449 April 11.609-443-6898. appointment. 609-924-1604

Genest Galery, 121 N Union St. Ptacataway Municipal BuMng, 455 Upstairs Galery, Peddler's Village. Lambertville. Other Voices. Other Hoes Lane, Piscalaway, Artists' Lahaska, Pa.. Mixed Media and Col- Rooms, through April 15. League of Central New Jersey 11th lage by CeU Surbrook. through April 21. 609-397-4022 Annual Members Show, through March 215-794-8486 30, 201-745-4489 Howard Mann Art Center, 45 N Main SUBMISSIONS St. Lambertville. Theatre m Bronze by Present Day Club, 72 Stockton St. Erte. through April 15. 609-397-2300 Princeton, Works by Shawkat Am Hay- Alake Craft Fair, deadline lor slides der. through Apnl 6. 609-924-1014. April 6, 609-292-6130 or Hunterdon Art Center, 7 Center St.. 609-633-1186 CUnton, The 34th National Print Exhi- Princeton Galery of Fine Art, 8 fl nth bition and Winners 4. through April 22. Chambers SI. Princeton. Important Artists League of Central New Jer- Ballroom Dancing, Notungham •nun. N« >•". ."'01 9, T 20 / March 2«. I "MO ' TIME OfF 1 •' • ) I i' ' r ' • ' ' i REBECCA'S FORECAST March 29-April 5

ARIES 3/21-4/20): You may be mishaps physically or emotionally skating on rather thin ice early this early this week. Dealings at a EASTER BUNNY distance assume importance, and week. Emotionally or financially, you need to be extra careful of legal advice may be sought by actions or reactions. Lunar some during this period. Later, emphasis in your solar 4th house keep your eyes open: Someone's highlights domestic, property and motives are questionable. Meet family interests. Testy times another halfway and make impor- prevail for many. Later, romantic, tant decisions with your security in social and creative sparks ignite. mind. TAURUS (4/21-5/21): Keep your SCORPIO (10/24-11/22): Rela- emotions in check early this week tionships take the heat early this when emotions may run high. week. Domestic scenes may be Continued I Oth-house emphasis tense; independence and freedom focuses attention on career, paren are causes. Mid-week favors ts and dealings with superiors. (ravel, cultural and academic Later, lunar influence accents im- pursuits. Later in the week, focus portant foundations in your life. moves to romance, creativity and Be ready for the shift that seems enhancing your personal destined to come your way very self-expression. Love is in the air soon. SAGITTARIUS 11/23-12/21): GEMINI (5/22-6/21): Moon in your Your approach is most important sign early this week accents your early this week. Avoid popularity and appeal. Personal heavy-handed tactics for optimal and professional tics are results. Strong need to secure strengthened, and truth becomes a financial or emotional rebalance theme for many. Later, local means don't take ill-timed risks travel, communications and social right now. Later, overly optimistic events crowd your busy agenda thinking can cause you to over- while dealings with legal papers shoot your mark. Check facts and will assume importance for some. figures. CANCER (.6/22-7/2}): Lunar pos- CAPRICORN (12/22-1/20): A ition early this week highlights strong domestic family theme re- health, job and personal interests. mains. Use care on the home front A bit of reflection is favored while and don't fuel an already tense intuition is enhanced. You need to situation. Personal obligations and make choices cautiously: longtcrm career demands crowd your agen- security is at stake financially or da mid-week. Nerves could be a emotionally. Later, don't spread bit stressed. Take care of health. yourself too thin: respect your own Later, relationships, sexuality and limitations. longterm security are con- LEO (7/24-«/23): You can mix templated. business with pleasure early this AQUAWUS(l/21-2/19): A series week. Socialization is favored; of emotional ups and downs may watch for another's jealousy plague you early this week, before the week is over. Personal Another's changes may unsettle affairs dominate mid-week ac- you, and domestic-marital adjust- tivities while someone from the ments arc in the stars for many pust may assume importance Later in this period, a bit of Later, take care of loose ends and nostalia is hard to shake that you make good on a promise you may contemplate more than one SATURDAY 12:00 NOON made. "what if." Career-health efforts are rewarded .now. Saturday, March 31 the Easter Bunny will arrive at Princeton MarketFair with Alice in VIRGO (8/24-9/2 J): A flurry of activity ushers in this period. PISCES (2/20-3/20)1 You may feel Wonderland and a giant talking carrot. Mr. gunny will be available for pictures through April Rarly trends are more favorable: as though something's afoot dur- 14. All kids who visit with the bunny will receive a free gift so plan visits, important com- ing the early part of this cycle. Pay Also, on Saturday and Sunday, kids will enjoy the 'Teddy Bear Circus" puppet show. munications and meetings with attention to your intuition, and Show times are 1:00,2:00,3:00 and 4:00 p.m. friends before later, more stressful keep things on the up and up trends are felt. You may be sorting Arguments and disagreements arc through some very personal mat- hard to avoid mid-week. Another ters before this week ends, may be soiling for a fight! Later, loyalties may be put to the lest. you can mix business with Princeton MarketFair UBRA 9/24-10/2)): Guard against pleasure. Creativity is enhanced tmtllnU»mi) Mll)f«|> U4 I« Ma*> tmd mm km Cmma Cam. .Mutt*. HI HlTTn

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