Town Topics (Princeton), Jan. 25, 1995

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TownshipMay EliminateSomeHazardous
Route Busing
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State Aid to Princeton School District
imperiled Under Whitman Budget....4
QuakerRoad BridgeSeverelyDamaged,
Closed for Two to Three Weeks 5
Planning Board Approves Parking Lot
For Nassau Seafood Customers 6
State Wants to Close North Princeton
Developmental Center 9
Search EffortofMany People Help Locate
Missing Township Man
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VOL. XLVIII, NO. 47 Wednesday, January 25, 1995 40$ at all newsstands
Only One Incumbent Missing Person Search
On the School Board Ends with Discovery
Plans to Run Again Of Body in Stony Brook
With nearly a roonth to go Princeton Township's sec-
before the filing deadline, on- ond missing personssearch in
ly one of the three incumbent two days ended unhappily on
School Board members has Saturday morning, when vol-
announced shewill run again. unteers discovered the body
Betsy Wilczek, who holds a of a Princeton Township man
Borough seat on the Board, who had drowned in Stony
' said she will run for the one Brook.
Borough opening, a full three- E. William Dey, 67, of
year term. In 1993 and 1994, Brearley Road in Russell
Ms. Wilczek, a Mercer Street Estates near Edgerstoune
resident, successfully won Road, was the victim of
election to two successive suicide by drowning, said As-
one-year terms. sistant Prosecutor Lewis Korn-
gut on Tuesday, reporting the
There will be two Township findings of the Mercer Coun-
seatson the ballot in the April ty Medical Examiner.
18 School Board election and The search for Mr. Dey
r~ budget referendum. They are began at 1:14 p.m. on Friday
held by current Board Presi- afternoon, when his wife,
dent David Robbins and form- Roswitha Dey, reported him
er Board President John missing. She told police that
Clearwater. Both are com- she had last seen her hus-
pleting their first term on the RaEnAigDhYt,ofSEsTw,inDgAdNaCnEci:ngM.orAehtalhfanho2u5r0opfeionpslterucctaimoen btyo tGheeraAlrytnsBCeoruknecriylwthaissfpoalsltowSeadtubrydaayD.tJo.r band at 10 a.m. in Lawrence-
BoaMrr.d.Robbins, who lives on jdiatntcerebupgarttoyufpr-otmem8p:3o0mtuosi1c1:o3f0.thTehethdiratnicesertshrloeuagrhnetdheancionmebtiiensa.tiTohneoAfrtWseCsotunCcoials'tssMwairnkgGaenrd- bvirlelea,kfwahsetreShteheyhahdadexmpeetctfeodr
Riverside Drive, said he did mond called the event "a tremendous success." him home at 1 p.m. and was
not know at this time whether concerned because he had
he would seek re-election. "It American Repertory Ballet Exploring A Single Tractor Trailer been suffering from depres-
T^as been a difficult three sion.
years," he said. "I am just Merger with the Garden State Ballet Involvedin TwoAccidents
thinking it over. The decision The American Repertory Ballet, parent organization of the A single misguided trac- Area police departments
, could go either way." Princeton Ballet School and the American Repertory Ballet tor trailer was involved in were instructed to be on the
lookout for Mr Dey's blue
Company, has begun mergertalkswith theGarden State Ballet. two separate accidents and
Mr. Clearwater, his voice During the nextfour months selected board members ofeach twoarrests on Saturday, re- 1989 Mercedes.
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managingdirector. MaryPat 08542. out early this week.
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the missions, philosophies
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JEFFERSON MEETING: The John Wltherspoon Middle School's Jefferson (Norn Hugh HlVOl)
Custom-Designed Meeting inthe Community will be held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium. Iforyourcontranlance, pleasecellaheadlorrollsslareChickens)
Jewelry The annual event, in which eighth grade students and senior citizens debate
constitutional issues, will focus on the topics of campaign finance and term
SpecialistsinFine limits. The public is invited to attend. Shown, front row, from left, are James
14kGoldJewelry Robinson, Leslie Ann Strauss, Emily Fraserand Civics Teacher Bobble Pervln;
ExcellentSelectionof back row, Civics Teacher Richard Miller, Rohit Soans, Ben Farber, and Bonnie
Reasonably Priced Pakrashi,
Jewelry•&Gifts Princeton Township Committee May Eliminate CAR WASH
Expert Jewelry and
Watch Repairs Hazardous Route Busing for Older Children
performed on premises Township Committee is Board officials and also vis- tough decision," but sup-
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| | schoolchildrenasonewayof elementary school students, privateschoolstudentsasthe 609-987-9333
Rte.206, Princeton,NJ cutting costs in the 1995 mu- but thesubcommitteedecid- place to start
finihePrincetonNorthShoppingCenter, nicipal budget. ed not to recommend The area's only FULL SERVICE car wash
icrossfromthePrincetonAirport) A discussion of proposals eliminatinghazardousroutes Borough Council has al-
609/924-9400 for eliminating hazardous busing for any elementary readyeliminatedfundingfor OPEN 7 DAYS
route busing for high school school children It did sug- hazardous route busing to • Brushless • StoleOtThoArlEquipment
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foi the Andrews-Foulet develop- eliminatinghazardousroutes than theminimum forwhich OFF i
mentoffCherry Hill Road,as the state mandates busing $7.00
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well for private school An estimated 62 Township SUPERVIP CARWASH $2.00
THE students throughout the TOPICS privateschoolstudentsatall OurVIPSpecialCarvv.i-.h ANY CARWASH
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LION cost savings for both pro- Of the Town eliminated. Mr. Pascalesaid NOW
posalscomes to$47,558,close he would try to get a $13.81
to one half the cost of the breakdown as to the grade
30 Years Township's share ofhazard busing for Middle School levels in time for the Febru-
ous route busing for one students living at Princeton ary 6 meeting
Buying & Selling year: $86,758. Community Village and the
ART & Andrews-Foulet develop-
In work session last Mon- ment.
OFHAINGTHIQQUUEASLITY dpraeyseevnetneidnga, Cloismtmiofttreeecwoams- Neu> Tra//lc Light Why Wake Up Dry-Mouthed?
mendations for reducing the Mr. Kiser pointed out that
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Certified Appraisals made by a subcommittee students a couple of years Geta_
consisting of Mayor Michele ago, the traffic light at Har-
LEO D. ARONS TGauyclko,rdP,olTiocwenCshhiiepfEAnngtihnoeneyr rRiosaodn hSatdreneott baenedn iTnsetrahlluende. •IDEAS BUILT TO LAST'
4'chaemimbie.ristjs0t8re5e4t2 sPRhaoisbcpeaArldtem,iVw.nhisKotimsreearttowarinJtdhamSTceohswonoJ-l TVpheaidlselsetylriighaRtn,oapadhna,dsebstohatechtoinvheaatveaedt
bypush buttonsthatchildren
Our can push to cross the street.
There are sidewalks for the
JANUARY CLEARANCE routeschildrenwouldbetak-
ing from PCV to the High
School, Middle School and
Now
In Progress Community Park School
Mr. Kiser also pointed out
that the sidewalk along
Cherry Hill Road has now
beencompletedtoRoute206,
and the trafficlightat Route
206 and Terhune Road also
has a pedestrian phase with
push button control A short
pieceofsidewalk connecting
Route 206 at Mt Lucas with
Valley Road and Wither-
spoon Street has not been
completed, butisexpectedto
be installed this spring or
summer, Mr. Kiser said
Although MayorTuck was
part of the subcommittee
recommending consideration
of eliminating hazardous 2.5 GALLON OUTPUT PER DAY
route busing for Middle
School children at PCV and NATURAL WARM MOISTURE™ HUMIDIFIER
Andrews-Foulet, she said
Monday night that she was with Humidistat
"notcomfortable" inelimin-
ating busing for middle
schoolchildren "An 11-year- Rated #1 by $69.95
old isstilla child," shecom-
mented Committeewoman Leading Consumer Magazine
Sharon Bilanin said she too KEN
Sofas, Sofabeds, Lamps, Mirrors, wtiaonntreedmtohveeMdidfdrloemScthhoeollisotp- U R
&
Occasional Chairs Tables. Committeewoman Phyllis
Marchand said she would H
preferseeinghow thediscus- HARDWARE & DESIGN
laSSau ^snieriori sion in regard to private
I school busing was decided
Fine Furniture • Interior Design bsecfhooroeleolpitmiionnatiHnogwethveermi,ddslhee Mon.-Sat, 8-5:30; Thurs. til 8; Sun. 10-4
162 Nassau SOt.PE•NPr7iDnAcYetSon • 924-2561 wteaesmaonveSrtreuplheedn.FrCaoktmmsiaitd-, A27AWiAthAersApoAonAStAreAetA• PAriAnceAtoAn,ANJA•A60A9-A92A4-A30i76
"Clearly it is going to be a
many stickers have been
State Aid to School District Imperiled issued. Mr. Schmierer told
Committee on Monday that
Gov. Christie Whitman's proposed $4.7 billion educa- this isa policy matterwhich
tion budget calls for $11 million in cuts in State aid to Committee will want to ad-
districtsthatspendmorethan30percentabovetheState dress. It was agreed tosend
average on administrative costs. copies of the report to in- *l^o0i6£ri
Theaverageforthesecostsis$1,786perpupil. Prince- dividualsandbusinessesand
tonRegional,withanadministrativebudgetof$2,501 per discuss it at Committee's
pupil, isone of280 New Jersey districts slated to be hit meeting on Monday, Febru-
by the cuts. ary 27. Approximately 280
stickers have been issued
Lastyear, Princeton Regional received$1.7million in Among the recommenda-
State aid.
OnMonday,StateEducationCommissionerLeoKlag- tions that will be discussed
hfoulntdzinsga.idThnuosd,isitnraicwtowrisltl-lcoasseemsocerneartihoa,nP1r0ipnecrecteonntwoofulitds arpreaeqr,ukeiesnxtgteedcnutdb-iyonfgfElttkoh'e2s a1L1.omdp.g.ema;.s
lose $170,000 in State aid. givingfouradditional decals
PrincetonistheonlyMercerCountydistrictthatwould to Princeton Nursery School
besubject tothepenalty.Administrativecostsperpupil for its teachers; and restric-
inotherMercerCountyDistricts include$1,846for West ting the Community Park
Windsor-Plainsboro; $1,887 for Hopewell; and$1,894 for Southparkinglottooverflow Pick Your Lucky Day
Lawrence. parking from theresidential
State aid is targeted to specific programs, including parking district neighbor- for savings on selected
transportation, special education, basic skills, and bi- hood.
&
lingual education. winter clothing
School Board member Betsy Wilczek, the Board's Currently approximately
.legislativeliaison, saidthateveryonewasworkingvery 4u0sesdpawcietshoouftthcahtalrogtearbeybMeeidn-g outdoor gear.
hard to figureout where theState had gotten the figure icalCenteremployees.There
forPrinceton'sadministrativecosts. Shepointedoutthat is a suggestion in the report
the District had recently eliminated oneassistant prin- that MedicalCenteremploy- January 25 28
cipal position at the high school. ees be relocated to the Com -
"We can't dispute the figure until we know where it munity Park North lot,
came from," she said. charged a fee for using that
AssistantSchoolSuperintendent Pisaurosaid thatany lot,andthen bebusedbackat Wednesday 20% OFF
reduction in State or Federal funding will have an im- theMedicalCenter'sexpense
pdiafcfte.re"nUcnel,etshseownelyeoltihmeirnastoeuracepirsotgorgaomtotothmeatkaexpauypert,h"e to work. Thursday 30% OFF
heDrsa.idP.isauro said he was trying to bring in the budget "I.Q." Money & 40% OFF
asflataspossible. "Insomecasesweareabletodothai; In other business in work Fri. Sat.
in some cases not." session,Committeevoted4 to
TheSchool Boardat its meetingTuesday night, Janu- s1htiopghiavsertehcee$i5v,e0d00frthoemTPoawrna--
ary 24, was expected to approve a schedule of budget mount Pictures from the
mmeeeettiinnggss.arAesssuchmeidnuglendoincthhaengVeasllewyilRloabed cmoandfee,rentchee ftiiolnmiDnegpoafrJtmQe.ntto,thteoRbeecurseead- THE
roomonFebruary6at7:30, February22at7:30,andFeb- for scholarships. Commit- J±y%
ruary 27 at 5:30. teeman Carl Mayer voted
Thefirst meeting will focus on theelementary school "no," preferring that the
budgets; thesecondonbudgets forthemiddleschooland amount be split and half be NICKEL
high school; and the third on all other budget areas. distributed to a non-govern-
A public hearing and budget adoption will take place mental agency such as The
April4,probablyatJohnWitherspoonMiddleSchool,and Arts Council.
the budget referendum and School Board election is This position was sup-
scheduled for April 18. — ported by Ms. Tuck and Ms. Formerly Blue Ridge Mtn. Sports
Myrna K, Bearse Bilanin. They changed their
minds and voted for giving
Elk's Lodge and Morning thewholesum totheRecrea-
Topics of the Town Star Church of God. tion Department when Mr. Princeton Shopping Center
ContlnutdfromPagv3 indTihveidsutaalfsfianllsaotemNeotvewmibther2.4 Sbeclhimeiveeraermunsiacidipahleitdyidcounlodt North Harrison St.
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Alsoinworksession.Com- working and should be con- ConlinueflonNokIPage
mitteereceiveda reportfrom tinued." Oneareaofconcern
Township Attorney Edwin totheresidentsisthenumber
Schmierer on how the resi- ofparkingstickersthathave
dential parking permit pro- been issued. Residents ap- Your
gram in the Leighand Birch parently thought that each
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responsibleforimplementing who has a car.
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RELEASE
introducing
DUANE HENDERSHOT
BRIDGE OUT: An unidentified motoristdamaged this bridge at the intersection
of Quaker Road and Route 206 lastThursday. The bridge will be closed fortwo executive pastry chef
to three weeks, according to the Mercer County Engineer.
Committee agreed toa re- Mayer would like to see the and member
Topics OJ the Town quest from Princeton Bor- tax bill include information
w
conimmMnomp 4 othueghTtoowndeslheitpe'sa parfofpoorsdaalbloef aoswnteortphaeidtaixn tthhee plrasotpefritvye 1996 culinary team usa
Houses of Worship housing program calling for years, the rate of inflation
In still other business, the rehabilitation of 10 hous- andasummaryofthebudget
Committeeintroducedanor- ingunits in the Boroughasa showing how monies are be- competing internationally
dinance amendment that regional contribution Al- ingspent invariouscategor- with the most innovative and talented pastry chefs
would permithouses ofwor- though located in the Bor- les He also wanted corn-
ship as conditional uses in ough, the rehabilitation pansons with taxes in other
any residential zone in the would count toward the municipalities included, but
Townshipandsetsforthbulk Townshipaffordable housing agreed with his colleagues
and lot standards. New quota. that comparisons could be
placesofworshipwouldhave Mr. Schmierer told Com- more confusing than il-
tobelocatedonanarterialor mittee that the Borough luminating. given the dif-
collector road whereas ex- wishestodoitsownrehabili- ferences inthewaysmunici-
isting places of worship that tation and have it count to- palities operate
wishedtoexpandbutarenot warditsownaffordablehous- After some discussion,
onarterialorcollectorroads ing quota. there was consensus that he
would have to abide by the should work with the chief
bulk and lot standards, or Aproposalforinspectionof financial officer and the fi- ^WINTER
seek a variance rental units in the Township nancecommitteeandpresent
Theordinancegoesbackto that are not owner occupied anexampleofwhatheispro-
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tee for public hearing and the Health Department to pressed do^ubt as to the need
f2i7nal adoption on February smeatksefotrhtehsae fienespsetcrtuicotnusreantdo oMrr-v?Flrua<k;tof ""?heewxtoruaJdwwoarkn.t exclusively at
moCuosmmeintdtoeresegmaenvte tuonantih-e chooAuvsenirnotgrhdeiincnsoapsnetccsteoofra.ampeanrdtm-teinmte atf<tomcaorkreccsuf,r?e"idtwn?aosntefxalc^tu'all-y the main street bistro
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sion seeking designation of owner-occupied units, or
allofPrinceton Boroughand units in houses in which the with caramel sauce
a portionofPrincetonTown- owner resides, will be dis Quaker Rd. Section Shut
shiTpheasdaes"iRgengaitoionnalisCiennkteeerp"- cmuesetsiendg,at the February 13 T,"^Brideels DamaBed Chocolate
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funds forprojects within the revisionstotheTownshiptax uceandCountyauthoritiesto
center bl" was discussed. Mr. ci se it.
Thebridgeislocatedat the
HPHKRI intersection of Quaker Road Spiced Gingerbread
and Route 206, and, accord-
ballet £ WE* ? ignignetoertihengMerceDrepCaorutnmtyenEtn,- with apple compote
r should be unusable for at
Princeton 799-4496
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217NassauSt.•924-1822 curred at some time on
Thursday, according to Sgt. Nougat Torte
Mark Emann of the Town-
ship Police.
Several large chunks of Praline Cheesecake
masonry from the damaged
headwall now restinthebed
ofasmallstreamthatdrains Creme Brulee
%^orjrhe mes. into Stony Brook, but more,
althoughlessapparent,dam- -
age was also done.
"When the headwall was .
knocked off," said County
Engineer Dave Stem, "part
of the roadway started col-
lapsing."
Mr. Stem estimated that
temporary repairs will take
#ta#1fr*fj!*fcfs tlewaovoermtohrreeewwoerekkst,obbuetdmonaey- * extraordinary, one-of-a-kind, custom designed
hHaessnaoitdytehtadtechiisdeddephaorwttmoernet- WEDDING CAKES
place the ruined stone sec-
tion.
LfciertYuVM "We want to make itcom- pastries and cakes
lyt3ft-M<> pwialtlibbleedwointehofnutRuoruetweo2r0k6,t"hhaet for all special occasions
said. "At the same time, we
wanttomakesurethatwhat-
ever we do now won't pre- 609.921.2777
clude,orhurtourchancesof.
"
restoring it later
—Rob Carver
Topics of the Town
Derelict Garage Began Life as Car Showroom ContinuedI'omPag*6 Sii^k* l'-s< I939
'eferson's
Thederelict garage at 250 Nassau Street that will be Parking Lol Is Approved
torn down and replaced with a surface parking lot was For East Nassau Street
oncethehomeofKurkjian& Co, a cardealership, auto Orchids
eredpaaikresyhsohpopa,ndteclaervisstioonrargeepaairrease. rMvoirceeraencdenatldyoliltshhooups.- apTphreovePdlaanpnlianngtoBtoeaarrddohwans Bonsai
The original owner was Krikor Kurkjian, a native of a derelict garage and com-
Armenia whocame tothis country in 1885atage 16. He mercial building at 250 Nas- Primroses
lived initially in New York City and in the Passaic- sauStreetbehindtheIvyInn Gifts for all occasions!
PatersonareabutsoondiscoveredthecharmsofPrince- andreplaceitwitha parking 609-924-5770
ton and purchased a farm on Cherry Valley Road. His lot accommodating 18 cars. Located on Rt. 206betw. 246 Nassau Street • 609-924-5205
niece, RoseJohnsonof Russell Road, says he delivered The former garage was Princeton & Lawrenceville
produceinPrincetonand Rocky Hill byhorseand buggy purchased a year ago by
Jack Morrison,ownerofNas-
Mr. Kurkjiansubsequentlysoldthefarmandpurchas- sau Street Seafood, with the
ed part ofan estate in the Mt. Lucas-EwingStreetarea ideaofprovidingparkingfor
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consistingofamainhouse (237Mt. LucasRoad) andcar- customers. Mr. Morrisontold
riage house. He and his Swiss-bom wife Lena added a the Planning Board Thurs- fwnmer J6
swimmingpool. They alsorentedoutsmallerhouseson day night that the lot would ( Ifir/'/u/ /' /<l(
the property. initially be reserved for em-
waMsrthKeurgkajriaagne'satfiNrsot.p2lawcheiocfhbuhseilnaetsesrosnolNdastosahuisSmtraene-t pstlooryeeeats2a5n6dNcaussstaoumSetrrseeotfbhuits GBrictallSFormal 'Ifear (Satnumpcuvza
ager, Frank South. Next he had a Ford dealership on that hewouldconsideroffer-
lowerChambersStreet,whichhenamed NassauMotors. ing long-term parking to his
Mrs. Johnsonsays sheremembers theopen-sided early tenantsat254and256Nassau l/Yai.u-//>/// us o//
Fordautomobilesthere. HesoldthedealershiptoGeorge Street once he knows how
Conover Sr. (who later moved Nassau Motors to Route muchparkingwillneeded by Safurc&w, &e6raa/y //tA, /Oam - 6/w/
206)andpurchasedthepropertyat248-250NassauStreet, customers.
possibly with the help of some professors at Princeton Take a Ticket WW
University.
Access to the lot will be
There Mr. Kurkjian began with an automobile provided via a 14-foot wide ' !//////<///, ./</>/'//<//•</ /?///. //am -<>/>///
showroom. He was the agent for Oakland, Willys, and accesseasementbetweenthe
bWuhiilpdpinegt.cMarrss.. LJaothenrsotnherreemweamsbearPsontthieahcuaggeesnhcoywirnotohme 2I5v2yNIansnsaaundStrteheet.bCuuisldtionmgerast /<> />nt>/i7/> and'o/v/ep meneio acsupns o/:
with space for four new cars, a lovely office'and a nice planning on entering the ga-
waitingroom with leather-upholsteredchairsandasofa ragewillseea redandgreen 9To% f/(a,/>
on which she used to curl up and take a nap. traffic signal and a sign in-
Mr. Kurkjian asked his older brother Andrew, Mrs. dicating whether the lot is
(>'(//•<>/'l/l/r/s
Johnson's father, to operate a battery dealership next full. If the light is green and
door,wheretheIvyInn is locatedtoday. Althoughnever the full sign is not lit up, the
inpartnershiptogether, thetwobrothersworkedtogether customer can proceed and f/oia/iaa
and were always close, Mrs, Johnson says. geta ticketfromanautomat-
Theserviceandautomotiverepairareawasonthesec- ealdsotibcekaetbabroroitehr.gaTtheerwiethwialnl (>(/////>(/
olenaddifnlogoru,pMtrosi.t,Jaonhdntshoenresawyass,awnitahpaarrtamtehnetrisntetehpebruailmdp- atircmketthiasttawikleln.rise when the < 1/'(//('// ' 1/()////(///
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keeptheircars. She remembers thestudents coming in employee when making a
their raccoon coats to retrieve their cars. purchaseandreceiveatoken • la/^/ . fi/////c
Mrs.Johnson believesherunclebuilt thebuilding, be- whichwillallow them toexit
cause she remembers a bulldozer on the property and thegarage. Monthly patrons u/f'zaoe/A '/f'(/////////
that several houses were removed. will follow a similar pro-
Andrew Kurkjian retired in 1933and the battery shop cedure, excepttheywillhave J0//1 &//'////// l/Ya//
baeSchealmleaandgaSstsatnadtaiornd.OMirlss.taJtoihonn,soonthreermsesmubgegresstititbemianyg aalnloawcctehsesmctoaredntewrhiacnhd ewxiiltl ^/u///// inn
havebeenaTydol station. Inany event, itwassubstan- thegaragewithoutusing the k .
tially altered when it became the bar it is today. ticket and token system. ////M ///a//// more.
KrikorKurkjianretiredin 1943andmovedwithhiswife
toFresno, Calif., at the urging of twonieces. Hedied in There is also parking for
wpof1ufo9hli6Won5pateatrrotosfoatokwognr,esaittn9pai6rt.naeogcMuhtrmdiissevo.emvfiJbbieoenewhtirsennsrsgoeoonsanftnACdmiAoenensmrccgeiurrrcrieiarbs'ceessnastanrhnoeicdlvimetetiinahzntseesnfaS,oe—rwaceornintedgodtneoatarrnhfy-ee- 2bttrr5eyewa2ngemaareNpnanratdsastiwsmhinulaegpnlutdotfwebShrtoeaarnttberhuaeieseitrlmelbadooaucicvicnnaleegetdssdaeisdrniTagbbthnlehaede-te . 7t7//(c>./s•/c>////•///(///>(<//•////s</m//'a/(i!/a>(s////,////r/<r/-rf//>t//<•c/rs'/-/,r/<.s/e/M///Oi/f(c//&•nKtgiTe//<a/>/(///////•>/(6/>\e/<so///(/1t>.d<\>e-/s//i,gns
fairs.
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building.
will have a three-foot chain
Jim Firestone, who purchased it in 1982, says it was linkfencealongthesouthand fi\ ffoo/v•1/ SAmtvfon. \'/ (>Xi/(> (>()(/ ')!>/. CASfti1
ownedbyBillHurley,thepaintingcontractor,whobought westpropertylinesandasix-
itasaninvestmentandplacetostorehispaintingequip- foothighwoodstockadefence
ment. At one point it was proposed to be used to store along the north side next to
buses, andit mayalsohavehousedtheautomotivedivi- residences. Evergreen Ar-
sion of Nelson Glass.
Perpetua's Keyshopand NassauTV repairwere both c
tenantsonthegroundflooratthetimeMr. Firestoneac- ST WINDOW
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READY FOR THE WRECKER: Thegarageand commercial building at 250 Nassau
Street will be torn down to make way for a surface parking lot for 18 cars for TRAVEL STORE
tenants and Nassau Seafood shoppers. Described as an eyesore by Planning 30%
Director Lee Solow, it once held a car dealership and automotive repair shop
owned by Krikor Kurkjlan, a Nassau Street entrepreneur of an earlier era.
Ti/OipmiVCcS *0\}f ttUhae TIaO«W«nh wneoiuglhdbboerh"oaodrealbasusetheto tehxe SUSAN
conttnuwttamp.g.6 pressed concern ab,out un- Off Selected Items
borvitae plantings are pro- sightlygarbargevisiblefrom GEEENE
posed in a four-foot strip hisbackyard. Heaskedthat
around the perimeter, and theshrubberybesix feethigh 21 Hullish St.. Palmer Sq. N. Mon-Sat 9-9
there will also be a grassy all around the lot handbags, attaches Princeton, NJ • [phone] Sun 10-6
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provements that Mr. Mor- Marketplace Mill
The parking lot will have rison is proposing may in- Rt«. 27 • Princeton * 297-6249 SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE
two lights on 14-foot high spire other property owners
poles and one light mounted in thearea toclean up park-
onthebuildingat252Nassau ing and dumpster areas.
Street.Thepolelightswillbe The vote to approve was Love Our
ontimerstimedtoturnthem unanimous You'll
off at t a.m. -Barbara L. Johnson
Planning Board members
were divided as to whether JANUARY EVENT
leftturnsontoNassauStreet
should be prohibited, as the
Borough Engineer and De-
Storewide Clearance
velopment Officer recom-
mended. After some discus-
sionanda vote, itwasdecid-
edtoprohibitleft-handturns
from4to6:30p.m. ona tem-
porary basis.
Asset to Neighborhood
Onlyoneneighbor, Robert
Hendry of5 Chestnut Street,
spokeduringthepublichear-
ing. Mr. Hendrycommended
Mr. Morrison for the plan,
saying that the garage had
becomeratinfestedandwas
an eyesore (it had been
declared unsafe by the Bor-
ough construction official).
Krikor Kurkjian
ie said he thought the lot
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PHS Community
Big Band Dance
An evening ofdancing to a
professional band
Friday, January 27, 1995 7:30-11 pm
Refreshments provided
PHS Cafeteria (rear entrance)
Donation: $15.00 per person
For tickets contact any band member &
or call PHS at 683-4480 Selected Custom Sofas Sleep Sofas.
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atthe Princeton Office 162 Nassau Street • Princeton NJ • [phone]
Pl1e20asJeohncaSlil.P(n6n0c9e)lo9n2.4NJ-20981f6o9rSfuMratihneSrt.inHfigohrlmsalotwino.nN.J Monday-Friday 9-5:30; Thursday til 8;,Saturday til 5; Sunday 12-4
609-924-2098 609-448-0056
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Robert C Johnson, 35, of pectfollowedthevictim'scar pMERV P
Toms River, wasarrestedby downWashington Roaduntil ^
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outlawed. vehicle charges. pounds, and probably has a FINAL
HeFlinpailnlgegitshleatiEvledaeprplroyval has been given by the State awasDsmuarfliolnuagnmdaooucnunstMtrood.fimaJalorhsinejsauorancn'ha,s avmeibrdly-a1sc9ok8rF0eosfrisvdti.nTHtheaugnwedaesrbdirirvdinogf Sat. 9 to 5:30
Assembly toa measure that would prevent senior citizens person, leading police to Thevictim receivedminor Reductions to 70%
from losing eligibility for a low-cost prescription drug pro- charge him with possession scratches in the attack and
grambecauseofanincreaseintheirSocialSecurityincome of marijuana as well. refused treatment.
Recipientsofthe PharmaceuticalAssistance totheAged He was remanded to the Designer Sportswear•Gowns
andDisabledProgram (PAAD) payonly$5foreachprescrip- Mercer County Detention A burglary and theft was
tion. The $169 million program is funded with casino Center in lieu of $1,000 bail. reportedata Markham Road Dresses• Knits• Suits
revenues. townhousethisweek.Accord- Coats -Furs-Jewelry
Current income limits are$16,172 for single persons and Car Window Shattered ingtopolice,theperpetrator Shoes-Bags-Cosmetics
$19,828 for couples. The bill would increase the limits to By Vindictive Motorist enteredthetownhouse,which
$16,624 and $20,383, respectively, and would require an was unoccupied due to fire
automaticincreaseinPAADeligibilitylevelseveryyearto A21-year-oldJacksonman damagesustained last year,
keep pace with Social Security increases. wasslightlyinjuredonSatur andremoved$10,000worthof LawrenceCenter
The bill has beensent to Gov. Christie Whitman for con- day by a second man, who property. RouteOne&TexasAvenue
sideration. punched out the window of Among the items taken 609 .882.2821
his car. ContinuedonNa.i Page
Isley under arrest. During a
Topics of the Town search at the police station,
OUR
ContinuedIromPag*7 drug paraphernalia in the
Police Officer Assaulted form oftwo metal pipeswas
While Serving Warrant found on her person.
She was charged with
A Princeton Township po- assaulting a police officer,
liceofficerwasassaultedby resisting arrest, and posses-
a woman whom he was at- sion of drug paraphernalia. FAMOUS
tempting to arrest last Fri- Ms. Isley was released on
day. Officer Scott Porreca bail pending a court ap-
went to the home of Denise pearance. SEMIANNUAL
Isley,at34ReddingCircle,at
10:45a.m. toserveanarrest Police reported a case of SALE
warrant for a different as criminal mischief on Ben
sault complaint. jaminRush Lanethatoccur-
According to police re- red between 10 p.m. on
ports, 35-year-old Ms, Isley Thursday and 7:30 a.m. the
attackedtheofficer,whowas next morning.
pushed and scratched in the According topolice, a 1989
incident. Toyota was damaged when
OfficerPorrecaplacedMs an unknown person threw a
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THURSDAY
Starts
THINKING RED: Committee members tor the Princeton YWCA's silent auction
and dinner dance, "An Evening in Red," are from left, Oulda Walker ot Penn- JANUARY 26th
ington, dinnerchair, and Anne Conrad ot Princeton and Lou Shannon ot Penn-
ington, silent auction co-chairs. Celebrating Valentine's Day, this event will be
held Saturday, February 11, at 7 at the Princeton Marriott In Forrestal Village
cFoo-rcmhaoirresionffotrhmeateivoenntc.all Dean Wilson at 951-9766orCamille Baldlck, 683-9040, 25 TO 50% OFF
Topics of the Town apr.my.17a.nd 2:45 p.m. on Janu- yeaTrhsi,s awnildl ctoaukled ambeoaunt 2thle-£
ContinuedfromPrecedingPage The victim, a male Town- eventual loss of about 1,000
were a Compaq portable shipresident, toldpolicethat jobs.
computer, a 21" Sanyocolor he believed the locker to be • Stride Rite • Little Capezio
television,aVCR,aKLHtun- locked both beforeand after Immediate concern was
er/amplifier, anda compact the money was taken. voiced by family members, • Reebok • Toddler University
disk player. whosaid the transfer will be
ADomino'sPizza delivery anemotionally traumaticex- • Nike • And
An apartment in the 100 vehicleparkedontheUniver- perience for patients. Many
block of Nassau Street was sity campus was robbed of are elderly, and have spent • Keds Others
baumrglarized between 6:30 two signs at approximately most of their lives in the in-
and 7:40 p.m. on Janu- 2:05 a.m. on January 13. stitution.
wappeirrryynpid1eno9tg.wr.Paootlpoiercnegabaeilnifeiedrveeentethsarctyatbphyee vwhaiPloluleeidcaeadsteali$id9v0et.rhyawtewtrahese stbiaegkinensng, SobpteeCafrtouaemntmedufetnudhinebdtcysyenrptepledrrai,ocreevscmaitiedidnentSdgtwatithtleeol Men's & Women's Men's & Women's
The owner of the apart- made. Department of Human Ser- ATHLETIC SHOE SHOE & BOOT
ccmoaelmnleetcrtraieopanonordftezCdoDotshmwatleeranesP,teaannktedanxa. NToPDbeCCilnoMsoendtbgyomSteartye vWmiiaclleldsiomCnaontmh.miisTsyhseiiasorn.teortaWlieldli$a3m9 SALE RUMMAGE SALE
The estimated value of the State officials have an-
lost merchandise is $1,000. yneoaurn-coelddplNaonrstthoclPorsientcheet9o7n- sioTnheermWoanledym,ansa,idwiCllombmeiuss-- in progress continues
A patron of the YMCA re- Developmental Center in edtocontractagencies torun SAVE 25-50% 40-70% OFF
ported that $300 in cash was Montgomery Township and "individually tailored" pro-
arepmaiorveofdpfarntosmhtahnegiponcgkienthiosf lmyovreetmaorsdtedofrietssi5d3e1ntmsentianlt-o grTahmesclfoorsienagcohftclhieencte.nteris
locked locker between 1:15 community-basedprograms not expected to begin until
thecompletion in Marchofa Open Thursday Evenings 7
'til
series of scheduled public
SHOES
hearings. After a final deci- HULIT'S
sionis made, officialssaid it
will take about 32 months to
complete the closing.
TheStatehasindicateditis 42 Nassau Street 924-1 952
intent on beginning what is 1
expected tobea lengthyand Mon., Wed. & Sat. 9-5:30; Thurs. 9-7; Fri. 9-6; Sun. 12-4
controversialprocessofshut-
ting down some or all of the
eight centers in the State.
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Princeton Pike and Route Lawrencevllle
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Next to the new Burlington Coat Factory
(former Eric Theater).
Lawrencevllle Shopping Center: (609) S95-6677
(iOW BQQKIMC BIRTHDAY PARTUS!
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30 Nassau Street, Princeton • 609-921-6059
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Free Income Tax Help Available At the Medical Center Princeton Public Library
Forthetwelfthstraightyear, RiderUniversityaccoun- In the week ending Janu SCHWINN Open 7 Days a Week
tIiRnSg*sVtoulduennttesehraIvnecvoomleunTtaexerAesdsithsetiarnsceervVicIeTsAthrPoruogghrtahme gairryls1w9,erseixbobomystoaanrdeatrherseie- HiCYCltS for Your Business & Pleasure
toofferfreeincometaxassistancetoind(ividual)swhocan- dCeennttserat Princeton Medical Monday-Thursday 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
nboeTtahtaifsQfuyoeradakreprarboBofreuistsd3ig0oenRaMiladletlraxastnhudedletpnh.tes,RiidnetreSatmusdoefntfivCee,nwtielrl LiSnodnasTwoemrmeabsourlnotoofJPilmaiannsd- SFurinddaayy& Saturday 91::0000 apmm -- 55::3300 ppmm
at scheduled times between Tuesday, February 7 and boro, January 14; Timothy
and Moragh Boyan-Hender-
Sunday, March 5 The service is geared primarily to sonofSkillman, Michaeland 65 Witherspoon Street 924-9529
seniors and those with low incomes.
LoTrhde&stTuadyelnotrs wCiolulrtbeeavterQyuaWkeedrneBsrdidagyeaMnadllThnuearrsdtahye GbaoitlhGoonraJcaynuoafrWyes1t6;Windsor,
from 1 to4; each Saturday from 10 to 4; and each Sun- Also to Jose and Carolyn Will be closed
dStauydefnrtomCennotoenrtoev3.erTyheTyuewsildlabyefirnotmhe1m1:a3i0ntloo2b:b3y0.ofthe JPoasleapchioasndoJfuliPelaTianttsobnoiroo,f ..c.wohmeeresqfuiarslti!ty TRADITIONS for INVENTORY
Individualsseekingassistanceshould bring pertinent Princeton, both on January jl # Fri. Jan 13
tax documents such as W-2 forms, interest statements, 17; and Mark and Kathie KOPP'S CYCLE -©>
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copiesof their 1993tax returns, and the tax packagere- BradleyofSkillman,January
ceivedinthemail. Thoseneeding moreinformationcan 18. Fri. Jan. 20
ccaelsTlsoftubhleelyeplucibgoilmbiplcelerfetolreadtthiaeonptsarxooagftfriiaocmne,acstotu8ur9ds6ee-n5ta1st92mR.uisdterhaanvedshuacd- RMieDcwahsuahgrhadtweorfsaPlnwadeinrseboMrbaoor,rinJtaznta-o 38PrSipnrcientgonS,trNeJet 'We look forPwlaeradsetonortee-noepwenhionugrsSat. Jan. 21
two IRS training sessions prior to the start of the VITA uary 14; Jeffrey and Sandra Sun & Mon by appt; Tues-Sat 11-5 pm
program. Kuhn of Princeton, January 924-1052 Diane Carroll 2685 Main Street
Eachyearthestudentshelpapproximately600people 17; and Peter and Charrisse 609-896-4848 Lawrenceville, NJ 08648
Larry Prober,associateprofessorofaccounting, iscoor- Alliegro of Princeton, Janu-
dinator of Rider's VITA program ary 18.
Medicine Cabinet Sale
Topics of the Town aSummerScholars Institute, Faculty Mathematician
whichis,accordingtothere- In Lecture at Institute
InquCeOsfltlilnounwlifsrotmhPenomoovingof puonrdte,r"gdreasdiuganteedtsoteundceonutsragteo sopnrooff.tRhoebeIrnsttiDtutMeacfoPrheArd-- by
more than 4,600 residents remain in engineering and vanced Study's School of
from the institutions into the sciences." The program Mathematics will present a Robern, Newtown and Gingers
community-basedprograms will accommodate approx- lectureentitled"Geometryin
Advocatesforclosingthem imately 35 to 40 high school a Space of Configurations:
saytheaginginstitutionsare students who, despite ex- RobotArms, RomanArches,
out of date and expensive to cellent qualifications forad- anfj Suspension Bridges."
operate. But the 1992 closing mission, did not haveaccess The lecture, part of the In-
of the Johnstone Training toadvanced placement-level stitute's 1994-95FacultyLec-
and Research Center in courses in math andscience tureSeries, is intended for a
Bordentown Township in their secondary schools, generalaudienceandisopen
broughtangry protestsfrom TheseSummerScholarswill to the public It will take
family members and union take courses for credit in placethisWednesday,Janu-
officials. The latter said the mathematicsandwritingand ary25, at 4 30inWolfensohn
State had closed the institu- participate in intensive Hall. A rece:ption will follow
tion solely as a way to find mathematically-basedwork- jntheCommonRoomofFuld
sthaeNviPSntDgasCtetiobsucodlngoeesteo.fatdheefioclidtesitn ssfhruoempssmhematarnPrypienracerec.teodnidnugrintghetihre tnhaep|lrf.oafculMtyacoPfhtehresIonnstijtouitnee'ds
facilities in the State, and it Among increases in ex- School of Mathematics this
need of asbestos isling budgets is aid to both year HecametotheInstitute
removal.Also,about400ofits undergraduateandgraduate from the Massachusetts In
residentsarereportedlycon- students stitute of Technology where
sidered good candidates for he had been professor since
community placement be- _ 1987. He is a member of the
cause they participate in Theundergraduatestudent National Academy of Sci-
vocational programs. schnhrslup biidgcl will in ,.,„,.*ami m-eivcdlheAcad
crease an additional $14 emy'sMathematicsAwardin
Hikein Princeton Tuition million. That increase en- 1992 20% OFF
Approved by Trustees atbinlueesitthsepoUlniicvyerosfitaydmtiottcionng- Pr'o„f MarPhpr^nnV; r. Through Feb. 12th
UnTihveerstirtuystveoetsedofSaPtruirndcaeytotno sthteuidrenftasmilwiietsh'ouftinarnecgiaarldcikr.- sTeaTrch c„en„t.erws on,„=8e1eoTmetrv*
acceptrecommendations for
i^tMM'S
nextyear'soperating w!3F^
which include a 4 ^"refnt ^ INTERIORS
iPnncnrceeatsoeninedutchaeticoons,t fofroma fduelmloenxstternattoefdenaecehd.student's ^nK»,iTb?e^coKnfiSeurLatiX of a si
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$12959.58-.%0.inTu1i9t9i4o-n95w.i0ll$2r7i,s0e765i.n3 stSuidmeinltasr,lythfeorfeglrlaodwusahtiep LKst,yaofnftthemrSootStfaar?mKgiuv AT URKEN
$p2e0r,c96e0n,tanfdrroomom$1a9n,d90b0oartdo si,uuf.fligceilewnitlltoricsoevbeyratnheatmuoiutinotn 'n^ramceL(?MoMrse^CtXansiaK^ 27 Witherspoon Street Princeton, NJ 08540
3$6.,511p6e.rcent from $5,910 to cinocmrpeaasney tShteipfeenldlsowwshhiipcshwaicl-l pfrfesSsolroalt WThIe msU.ute Since 1937M [phone]
The operating budget for go up 3.5 percent.
1995% is $541.5 million, Continuedon Neil Page
eluding $94 million for the PRINCETON' NEWEST GALLERY
Princeton Plasma Physics S
Laboratory provided by the
U.S. Department of Energy
COLLECTIBLE ART &
DISTINCTIVE GIFTS
The budget for next year
representsacontinuedeffort
toslowtherateofincreasein
tuition and fees. The Prior
ities Committee report to
President Harold Shapiro
notes, '"Thisisthefourthcon-
secutiveyearthattherateof
increase has been reduced,
andtheresultingpercentage
of4 9 for FY96 is effectively
the lowest tuition and fee in-
crease in more than 20
years."
Tuition for graduate stu-
dents will increase 5.3 per-
centfrom$19,900in1994-95to
$20,960 in 1995-% Housing
costs for graduate students
will rise on average 3.5 per-
cent, as will board costs at
the Graduate College.
Rentsforfacultyand staff
housing in 1995-96 will go up
anaverage2 1 percent 'This
year's rents represent an
average increase over the
previousyearof3.5percent
I
Summer Scholar*
ceOivneednfeuwndiinnigtioafti$v1e0t0h,a0t00rei-s 20 nassau street • corner of chambers & nassau • 497-3500 • tues-sat 1 1 -6