Remember the Town Topics' Christmas Fund Three Options Suggested for Selling Griggs Farm Units Mathematician to Be New Director of Institute for Advanced Study i Ordinance Permitting Some Overnight Parking Introduced at Council Hi Borough to Hold Auction of Surplus Property 13 Fitting to the Times, Two Somber Works Performed by N.J. Symphony 23 PHS-Ewing Basketball Game Sets State Record with Seven Overtimes 31 VOL. XLV, NO. 47 Wednesday, January 30, 1991 40$ at all newsstands Township Proposes 5.6% Increase In '91 Municipal Operating Budget The Township administrator The Township has tended has proposed a 1991 munici- to base its municipal salary pal operating budget (less the decisions on its contract with reserve for uncollected taxes) the police, butthis year nego- totalling almost$13 million, up tiations with the Patrolmen's 5.6 percent from last year. Benevolent Association broke Depending on different down and the Township is in scenarios involving use of arbitration proceedings over surplus, the size of the 1991 policesalaries. Thus, although capital budget, and a 1991 salaries are expected to have municipal salary policyTown- the biggest dollar increase ship Committee has yet to over last year's budget, the determine, the municipal tax amount is not yet known. rate could jump between 16 and 19 cents for 1991. The next biggest increase The 1990 municipal rate will go to pay for fire hydrant was 70 cents per $100 of as- water. The two Princetons sessed value, only seven have long enjoyed lower fire cents up from the previous hydrant rates than other mu- year. Count, _-,d school taxes nicipalities, and last year of $1.22 and $1.72, respec- Elizabethtown WaterCo. suc- tively, brought the total 1990 cessfully petitionedthe Board ON THIN ICE: Despite a cold snap with belowfreezing temperatures, that began lastweek and Townshiptax rateto $3.64 per of Public Utilities for an continued intotheweekend, the ice on Lake Carnegiedid notfreezesolidlyenough to support $100 assessed value. The "equalization" adjustment more than the geese and gulls that congregate there in the winter sunshine.n.n^ praip>ropa.,f„. 1991 rate could be 16 to 19 The adjustmentwill be spread High Rents in Downtown Business Area cents higher, assuming no over several years, but for Resulting in Many Empty Storefronts 2 More Days ofHearings cschhaonogleraitnes.the County and t1i9o9n1al i$t7a1m,o5u7n0tfsortothaenToadwdni-- Set on Helistop Proposal ship. Near the library, four emp- District, said the Mayor. "Nor- Two more days are Town^1- ' ator ContinuedonNextPage teyacshtoroetfhreorntsacvriorstsuallWyitfhaecre- mmaalnlyy,stionreas rsetcaensdseiomnp,tyw,hyeonu sbecfhoerdeulAeddminfoirsttrhaetihveearLianwg Jthae propos,eddsc1a9l9e1 pTroewsnesnhtiepd Zoning Board Okays spoon Street. At 179-183 Nas- see the square footage charge sau Street, the sound of godown. It has not dropped at JCuhudrgcehJ&efDfwiSg.ht'Msaaspipnlicoan- CmuonmimciiptatleebudMgeotndtoaTyownnisghhitp, Handicap Alterations restoration work being done all as far as I can tell. tion to the Department of along with what he called a To Patton Ave. Home on the fire-damaged and Landlords appear to prefer to Transportation for permis- "Chinese menu" of options boarded-up buildings is in leave stores empty. Ifthis con- sion to operate a helistop in thatwill affectthefinal rate. He A succession of five sharp contrasttothe twoemp- tinues, it will be very bad for its parking lot off Bunn is recommending that Com- meetings between a Patton ty stores on the street. the town." Avenue resident seeking to Across Nassau, a sign an- The Mayor also noted that DriAvfet.er three days of tmuirtet"ee—lohookwatcaptihteal"bpriogjepcitcs- nearly double the size of her nMoouunsceesis ctlhoastingT.hWehilCeouatnttrhye ablulsyipnreofsisteasbltehainttwheerefirmstarpglianc-e ttheestiVmaolnleyyprRooaadndbuciolndinign arantde s—albaerfyolreeveglesttaifnfgec"tbtohgegteadx hhaonudsiecaipn-aocrcdeesrsitbolem,akeandit shopping center, the empty were the firstto fail in an econ- meeting room last week, down," as heputs it, in review- neighbors alarmed atthepros- spaces ofthe former Epstein's omic downturn. the hearing was continued ing the proposed 1991 ap- pect, appears to havedone lit- tdaiteonspwdfaneArwtctmmhseaeuntptcearmsmutiasosrreskeedesiatsnst.dritesossnoetnoloayf eomwpCntheyar.smbMweaarynstoerWdaRltekheendorewsnatsitdtaontbdhese dttioaniygmt,sehisFsheFcabrhvrieedudaauyrblyeweigd7tu.hnoTanhdadetiTthhi9ueo:ran3sra0--l ubplruaoCdrpgormemietmaetiatittoitnnteshgeilsaiwninMledolnbaddytiastlychi'uneess.Msrotenhg-e- tltalosegFtetoTtorhhebumrrro.isrndgeatythhenaingphattr,htirmeeesemchbloeousrressr tocflahoruraTowggrmnhhegelbeMy$uda3pis.y5nrioontTtrbhehoelseMses$hamir4eagrv2iherinaunpr,ntee,Rhnsreetahesyseddsqb,osueBawailoinirnrde-eg,-s eotblrcephoyuneewDttryCeoiaorrtvcltiheoblsieuieovyPlncinsdacwanretueC'khsrpoteeereryr,epp-sbaowGfieryeordiarreotntnetsihgthsoeercmnoulfh.aknenaPivn,rnaeigldlneemgxood-,-ff ttpa3hB.hhlonaeeagdvndeETsoaelotninwtttzodhnooafeesrbfdcnhe,aretilyeahlpqrpuaorSrZeseueosupnfyticrtdemkessodse2eseeur:oenn3rmrkit0aseinMdnoot,.,grfo tdcamR1eara9eoe,lyyeal,tmdeb1ied8en,ebFcgftue.aoiisrsbulArsdTaauiteusnahpe7groMes:.lyco3dii0nadadayli1yan,1.m,yteF,hCeeeortbFmeVrieagmunbluiagrlltrueai-y-yrs dqtgopoefrlfuhilaeetcinAsshaatdtteeej(isdouBD.nseovIetbfran)omyorrteuEihvngveaantehnreericineZhaedgteon,tshancbrit—eohdnsrnegoasbaBtBynnoodaCtaroahrbrdrpaee,d-t-- fS"otaornteeitinncraeandniddblePaaprrloimucenerdcoSNmqapusaasrraeeud, eoprawynieSnqrgusarrheean,td sfsaoirimdpflitvyehesmtocoanpftpehe'sds eaemreorniatuutsicalat enPgriinneceertionng witThhertehewillBobreojuoignht meoentitnwgos wmEveheeirtceihtntgh.sa,drfuilrsetdsiungfgaevosrteofdMtshe wbiotrho.L"awrenceville and Plains- taifatteerd.a "nTehweleoawsneerwsasarneegaot-- tUensitviefrysiotny,noaisseaawnidtnseasfsettyo 2S3a,tuarnddaytsh,e TFeobwrnusahriyp 1b6udagnedt edMtso.aEwvheereetltc,hawihr,oiissacoPnhfiDn- A sagging economy does torneys. They knew what they issues related to helicopter will be introduced on Monday, candidate at the University of rneonttaalsppineatrhetCoenhtraavleBulsoiwneersesd got intCoon,t"inusedhoenNes*niaPapgpeed. operatiCoonnt.inuedonPage24 dFeeabdrluianrey. 25, the statutory ContinuedtiwnPage36 FREE DELIVERY STAINMASTER CARPET SALE llaiiau Jfnterio rS See OurArd on PaWge 4. from Full Size Sealy Sleepers GffiK Princeton Pharmacy from $499 See our ad on page 3. See our ad on page 1 7. 609-683-9333 Princeton Shopping Center Empty Stores operatingbudget, tomeetcash " Town Topics Last Call for TT Fund flow needs. 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Hearse streeirwveeurds-eardte.lbaTytheetdosatpaeplwrienorgprruiapatteailoilnsstahrie-n OfEvfeinicneg aHnoduWresek:en9dHtoours5,byMAoppno.in-tFmrenit. 1- n)'.i|'rli!i'iil' ..,..32117165 shaEpaafrvifsedeesfcniitdeetecdhnnotp,eurvgeehtKrttyyahoylenuerc,eWkcayePdssrssoiwinfooacnrre,tthhhoa.ens TTohewPCnuonbtsliinhucedLifirbpormaPraTgyeaw'ilxlealsso sustathsouhniteemdpapr.ldtsaiinTveonhisnpuidtasiatilnyhgmmraoteothpufaieeogsndrrhsaaomtuwiaottalnhulttagnhteterbsTsbueoeydcwwwgoteneenhr-rt-e AntLhCiecorePtnnrisiyfenicdeeTttdoo.nPPurMPabrcalotfidieccsdesAiaiconlncNaoolJunPnaaentrdak,nNtYCPA Real Estate Sales ...3B This view was echoed by get $68,218 more than it did in charges; thosewithsepticsys- 601 Ewing Street, Suite B7, Princeton, NJ 08540 ...:2i9? Mayor HeHeUd,atwChhorsiasitdmathsawteIrnes a19p9p0r,oiptrCioamtmiiotntereeacpopmromveensdtehde tems pa—y BnaonrebaorfathL,esJeochonsstos.n 609 921-1962 ...20 iliiit the merchants didn't do by Mr. Pascale. HesaidtheLi- :l nearly as badly as they had hrary had presented "a very thought. solid, well-documented re- "We had a reasonably good quest" and remindedCommit- < tnistmasindowntownPrince- teethat theLibraryisdifferent ton,andwewereall relatively fromotheragenciesinthat it is pleased," he said. "But then awhollyself-sustainingopera- therewasthecold,andthenthe tion, urmiure war. I think there could Stony Brook RegionalSewer Authority sewer treatment costs are upsome$54,000, and Princeton Sewer Operating Committeeoperatingexpenses are also up by $27,000, The Fine Quality Home Health Department is re- Shopping Made Easy questing$15,000morethanlast Furnishings at THE SCHOOLOF year, the Fire Department Substantial Savings PRINCETON $13,000 over last year, and an 75 Mam St., Rl 27 BALLET atdhdeitPiroinanlce$t7,o9n01FiisrpsrtopAoisdedafnodr s \MoKrivnFngs1t0o-5n,,MSIaNlCKJiM,•Th9u2r4a-'t0il1647 Cljaaszs2e6&s09iS-np9ab2anl1il-seth7,7dm5ao8ndceer.n, ReTshceueadSmqiunaids.trator has also HHaorudsweawraere WCeirnadmoiwc TTirleeatments cut individual departmental Pa,nt Bathroom Fixtures Tbhuidsgeetlimrienqauteesststwboyne$w21p4o,2l3i7c.e Wallpaper Hardware Flooring officers as well as a secretary Plumbing Countertops faonrdtaheneWwemlfaairnetenDaenpcaertwmoernkt- Electrical Carpeting er to take care of the Recrea- Closet Systems Furniture tion Department's new parks Interior Design Cabinet Refacing There is also a significant reduction in the Fire Depart- ment's request and also a Solid Brass Cabinet Hardware Urken reduction in the Shade Tree Locks and Security Hardware WINDOW TREATMENTS: Commissionrequest. Mr. Pas- Since 1937 — cale said. We Custom Drapery — Shades - Blinds fr"oYmotuhewmi.l"l hpertoobladblCyommhieta-r "Best of All Install" Shades: Balloon, Austrian, Cloud, tee. In discussing the revenue URKEN Roman, London, etc. side of the budget, he pointed Slip Covers - Reupholstery - Headboards out that there had been a 6 Pillowsofallshapes&sizes-Greatfabricselection sfirgonmifimcuannitcidpraolpcoiunrtrefeveesnuien or we will work with yours 1990aswellasintheintereston investments,some$20,000from (609) 924-3367 each. 27 Witherspoon Street, Princeton 924-3076 Mon Sal 10-5. Thurs byappointment only Setting Rate Difficult Princeton Shopping Center InamemotoCommitteeand FREE DELIVERY* N Harrison St • Princeton to the press, Mr Pascale said NexttoAmerican Sew & Vac that setting a municipal tax Enterfrom back parking lot rate is a difficult task It re quireshavingadequatecashon Minimum $2500 15-mile radius hand, unanticipated in the Catering Creations TOPICS 275-5148 (609) Of the Town Several Options Cited For Griggs Farm Units The Educated Atitsmeetingiastweek, the HousingBoardreviewedthree Toy un ui'mmt tectum differentoptionsforsellingthe inc. 60 market rate units that are completed and available. No decision was made, according to Chairman Tom Poole. Wooden . One option, made for com- ALL ABOARD! Railway... parison's sake, is to continue marketing the units in a con- ventional manner with no special sales events but per- haps some reduction in price. Underthisscenario,sellingout Mon,Tues,Wed& Fri 930-6;Thurs930-8;Sal930-5 thedevelopment couldstretch Pennington ShoppingCenter, Pennington, NJ • (609)737-1440 out to December 1994 and the projected deficit could be around $12 million. Princeton Community Housing suggests that this deficit could be im- WINNING DESIGNERS: Winners of Community Park School's annual T-shirt proved by $2.6 million by tak- design contest proudly display their artwork. They are, seated, Misha ing out an early long-term Sakellaropoulo; first row, from left, Matthew Edwards, Mark Wickens, Sara bond. Walters-Bugbee; second row, Alex Mathews, Joe Thorpe, Michael Kopley, and first-placewinnerShelley Hughes. The money raised fromthesale ofthe shirts Anotheroption, recommend- will be used for music and art scholarships, Science Day, Earth Day, purchas- edbyMortonHoffman,thecon- ing bike helmets forneedystudentsânds^ sultants retained by theTown- ship to review Griggs Farm, scenario assumes a 24-month greenways. The protected of geographical concern — callsfortwo-daysaleseventsin sell-out, withabouteightunits stream corridor is the core landsadjacenttoornearbythe February, April, July and Oc- soldduringeachtwo-dayevent. componentoftheGreenway,to streams in the Delaware and tober, and again in 1992. This Theprojecteddeficit would be whichenvironmentallysignifi- Raritan Canal Park Water- reduced to about $9 million, cantopenspaceareasareadd- shed," explained Ms. Backes. Valentine Workshop which also could be improved ed to form a continuous net- Greenway works with conser- eotBPfidrenTitehfnhtoewceyrreottrsiohkiRnenxsnutghaothreovhtnapaietsniirtnnCvourumeuaerseltmamisnesohVdmsaarb,rlfyeiearnnno-ag--f abawiwlcuoyoilAcuut6tallt0indtdoohuanrbienreeraiidodrtnslusuaolycnvwapedittolneitu$ogoh7nlMsnegdam-fpiribtrrlsceleoohijtrmsooemonacdl.thtebdoec.oTwldrnhhdTeddeiha.ecraisfhens-- cpmwbtayroee,lTernchvkotvce.eamonylaintuntTnwerdihpg.olerllliseospsesorfeilolrnatgovgteoreecdetdtdihenwbeangiay,rwrteadeaepyercsrvsoqoelfuvlorwaiogilopdilim-e-l- vscetclshaeoaatencnnt.dustisreoTdlernohaiv-niennaamsndttifvsieiin,isoeodrnnfeoasadnicoermmhreamplinllsaeteaepvna.numedldrdeolcnwyahttnnsahesidrsrgoesnafuiofngotridhfo-- PORTRAITS ciful artistic gifts with the ed interestexpense, marketing wildlife habitat. The Delaware and Raritan John Simpson cSaotmumrudnaiy,tyF,ebrwuilalryb9e,athetlhde and other "soft" costs. The group functions mainly Greenway office is located at AinrvTtishteeCdoeuntntociicrleo.mceomamnudncirteyaties GForreeGnewnaeyralGiOvpeenraGtriaonnts aastsnadtae.lma"annWdaetgrhiuasntvg,eaiactqluiinimriiittensdgoalpraeenand 60ca82l51l4A04.l5e2xF-a1on4r4d1e.mroRroead,inPfroirnmcaettiono,n 924-8996 handmade Valentines for The Delaware and Raritan special friends. Children 7 Greenway,aregionallandcon- and under must be accom- servation organization, has panied by an adult beenawardedagrantof$6,000 The workshops will be from the Mary Owen Borden ALL SALE ITEMS given from 10:30 a.m. to Foundation. Themoneywill be noon and from 12:30 to 2; used for general operations, pre-registrationis required. such as salaries and overhead A $1 donation per partici- costs, according to Maude pant is requested. Backes, executive director. HALF PRICE Formoreinformation, or ThegoaloftheDelawareand to register, call the Arts RaritanGreenwayistocreate Council Tuesday through anopenspacenetworkthatwill Fridayfrom10to6orSatur- unite the region's parks and day from 10 to 4 p.m. naturalareasintoacontinuous band of preserved lands, or IMPOSSIBLE MEN'S WOMEN'S DRESSES PRICE! SUITS SPORT COATS SUITS TROUSERS PANT SUITS WINTER COATS SKIRTS Sealy Sofabed including the SHIRTS DRESS COATS Sealy Posturepedic Mattress. ROBES BLOUSES SWEATERS TIES Selected Selected SWEATERS Selected ACCESSORIES ACCESSORIES Selected ALL SALES FINAL Model shown s499. OPEN THURSDAYS TIL 8:30 P.M. Other models from $599-'899 45 sofabeds in stock for delivery today! Area's Largest Sofabed and Sofa Specialist. Gllfp lEngltBlj £>!)ap laiSau interiors I 32 Nassau Street • Princeton fl^ 609-924-7100 \ _ 162 Nassau St. • Princeton • 924-2561 Mon-Fri 9-5:30; Thurs 'til 8; Sat 'til 5 OFF 40% CLASSIC HAIR ~^^ 921-7047|! Selected Outerwear Insulated Full Service Hair Salon A Underwear • Sweaters • Long Sleeve Shirts Manicure & Waxing & More! BlucRidjje ,j Princeton Forrestal Village Y * 11 'j I'.'IWI R1- 1Pr&inCcoeltloeng,eNRJoad Op8e3n0MSoTnAdTayE-RSOaAtuDrday (609) 520-9899 PRINCETON, NJ 08540 Formerly The Nickel *V _ NEW HEAD FOR INSTITUTE: PhillipA. Griffiths, right, o directorelectofthe Institute forAdvanced Study, is SWEETHEART z Introduced byJames D. Wolfensohn, chairman ofthe i board of trustees. of Its a a Topics of the Town Technology,allegedlyexposed himself last Tuesday around Continued(ramPaga* 6 40outsidethewomen'slocker : Mathematician Named room and againaround 4 p.m CARPET SALE twodaysearlier As heexpos- Director of Institute ed himself to a student last The board of trustees of the Tuesday,itwaswitnessedbya Institute for Advanced Study female staff member The hasselectedPhillipA.Griffiths, description of the suspect provost and professor of matched that of two days mathematics at Duke Univer- earlier white maleinhisear- i sb1ie.trHyg,eearss,ucdficorereemcdetsorrMc,aherafvifiercnmtaLin.veoGfJoultldh-ye slkyi2n0sw,istthocdkayr,krhoauinrd face, fair SAVE UP TO [BERBER Princeton University Physics LastWednesdaywhilea Bor- Department andformerpresi- ough officer in the gym area dentoftheCalifornia Institute anda Universityproctorinside of Technology, who has been thegym werecontinuingthein- the director since 1987. vestigation,a personwasseen Dr. Griffiths,52, receivedhis in the gym who matched the PPrhi.nDc.etionn mUantihveermsaittiycsinf1r9o6m3 dofestchreipvtiicotniomfstwheassusbpreocutg.htOnteo 700/ "now andhisB.S.fromWakeForest the gym and identified Law- University in 1959 He was a rence. 1 a MillerFellowattheUniversity He was taken to headquar- III 1 of California at Berkeley in ters, questioned and eventual- /a: 99y« 1962-74 and a faculty member ly charged Lawrence offered 0119- from 1964-67 He came to anexplanationforhisbehavior, PrincetonUniversity as a vis- Chief Thomas Michuad said, Inst. itingprofessorin 1967andwas butheadded,"policedidn'tbuy appointedprofessorin 1968 He it." Lawrence is scheduled to Stainmaster wasa memberat theInstitute appearFebruaryII inBorough forAdvancedSludyfrom 1968- court n r 70. [PLUSH heavy! Borough Man Charged IlMriousI He taught at Harvard for 11 In Sam Goody Theft yearsandinBeijingandNank- ing, China, before becoming A32-year-oldPineStreetres- TWIST PLUSH provost and James B. Duke ident,JohnGore, wasarrested Reg. *2t Professor of Mathematics at Sunday andcharged by police DPruekseidUennivterBsiutsyhinn1a98m3.edIn1D9r8.9 wtaiptehsshforpolimftitnhge $S70amworGtohodoyf j NOW ReNg.O»3W^ ReNg.*OtfW5 Griffiths to the National store on Nassau Street. Science Board, the policy- According to police. Gore making body of the National was observed acting suspi- jjiQ SRceiHseeenahcreeclhpFeoCduonupdnracotidiluocrnee.paorNtateinotintall cnwioaoosunsalyApsprihoneasctthhaeerdtsebtdyotrooenleeaarovfeo,utnhhdee W 99vd 24 99 yd 29. 99 yd 1 ed, "EverybodyCounts: A He- clerks. When theclerkstarted lSS port totheNationontheFuture toquestionGore, Gorehanded I Inst. Inst. Inst. of Mathematics Education." over the tapes. îwmm Tfohre rehpiogrhtedrescsrtiabneddatrhdesneeidn toPtal.cDalalvifdrDoumdetchekrsteosrpeonadnedd 'L STAINMASTER J STAINMASTER STAINMASTER j mathematical programs and placed Gore under arrest. He concludedthat without nation- facesahearingMondayinBor- wide improvements in the ough court. 20% OFF qualityofmathematicaleduca- a™ Remnant or Rug tion, theUnitedStateswill fall $26,000 Ring Missing bogeyh.ind in science and technol- From Township Home Our regular discount price Around. 2.39carat diamond PU Employee Charged ruienogfw$i2t6h.oao^noiaspmpirsosxiinmgatferovmala- With Acts of Lewdness Wêndo^ver Rôad h™5ome : MILLIKEN Visit Our Vinyl Flooring A Princeton University em- J^l^ W BSfing Department Ployee has been chargedIby Featuring... tcBDiioanlrmglopountugwsGhoypamocltioscneoUfwtieltUehnwidcvnoeemrsmssiitfa-yt c"caenm^nboetmrb1eJ2foo^nunaTdcaounny'tw"ehirferine""ai*nn Captur4e-CpoaurnpdeptaiClleaner Congoleunv and The employee. Thomas C ^^ ho"se. the^wner said. $ 99 14. BQEJOrjQ CUommvpeurtsiintgysanDdepaIrnftomremnattioont £rel*oC'£oent"£i;nua«ed*onNt«xa**" DoReng'utlarbley $l3a0te! Hurry in NUW tor the very best ielectJSn §55 an5 2-17-91 We PRINCETON have blooming indoor plants S Bird seed and feeders ) Our vegetable & flower seeds are in! \ IS AVAILABLE ONLY AT North Harrison Street Mazur Nursery (609) 683-9333 "Growers of Quality Plants" i STORE HOURS: 265 Baker's Basin Road 587-9150 i We Accept Mon-Sat: 8-4:30 SINCE 1889 r ^ 1 I MasterCard Topics of the Town New Patient Rooms on View Edwards Continued!fo Main Street« Emgiton » Ml To: 38 Spring Street $1 billion, an additional $350 million was lost as a result of 60M24-Z743 theslowdownintransportservicesandexports Inaddition, thousandsofSovietJews,joinedbyasteadystreamofEthio- UBported pianJewsarrivingdailyinIsrael, maketheneedgreaterthan fira the Vfflogcaof ever for increased giving X MAINLAND CBDIA THE ULTIMATE In Quality From: ThePrincetonArea UnitedJewishAppeal isurgingthose contributors who have already made their 1991 pledge to runAure: WagfCfeg rr 43 Witherspoon Street £ insurance card in p>o~sses- fiinn missingfrom herpurse away! lained$30,agoldweddinggbbaanndd Give and credit cards. Total loss: Township Court it $200. InTownshipcourt lastweek, Michael B Grillo, 124 Wood- view Drive, Belle Mead, was Cranbury ManPays |S30 fined $125 and $30 VCCB and On 9 Bad Check Charges hodhis licenserevokedforsix RUMMAGE A. „Cronbury resi-djent.. D~ol„las months foreludin"ga pro^liceof- ficcr $f$oADRR36™noro03uumn0gtig-soMh.nuh-eogW„tgnaeh.ladiserra;tdij.dlV,i.eei'ycnwo.nhlai.weensacnk„sBitf9oi8cafCnrhlireonadPiuerrdmjagJgi*ehL$e.tn4s,oc"Cc0.teoa"oa.Mltu".nmrroo'dtjnf. d.$lJi,HSo„caC1„sa1JFy:,ttC»seL£h_pd,i.cu*.sosd,ImmMa„cmr.,eur$nin(s>f(iU>He.s1itreysfnIr"ouitorrs«e.cen.t»w.hr.cwvaa'eoirsdc6gye.eett•foaiaa"nrnne33s»d1djjd0 pensation Board chargebyJudgeRussellW.An orderedtospend48hoursatan intoxicated drivers' resource nwiacLshouJfiris.nCedE$d32w5aradnsdo$f3T0reVnCtoCnB, c,*„e*n„ters,usAPetnwdo-eddaybVjaiJlusdegneteAnlc"e Victor Costa andreceiveda 10-daysuspend Fined $70 each for speeding ed sentence to the Mercer ^ County Workhouse for shop- Boulevard,andEileenL Solin. Albeit Nipon 8 5 Jarrett Court, Princeton coFuritnewdefroersRpoeyedMi.ngJianmetrsa,ff7ic7 £r;'?"'g'!"i2so£nSStr2eeit,LJpa},%d£$75Tf'or Bill Blass Dress Poe Road, $8h; Thomas W » stop S1gn violation. Go Lanen, 20 Quaker Road, Silk PrincetonJunction, $65; Alvin NEEd an early copy oi town McNair. 13 Stoniker Drive, TOPICS?Youcanbuyonealourol Lawrenceville,$60, andSylvio lieu 4Morcatstroot Wednesdaymor- Scarves and Jewelry K. Sun, 3 Holmon Court, West nings alter 9 and al Princeton Windsor. $80 rttwi i.i.L.i. ,ti,.i 1 princeton you'll love shopping at OPEN HOUSE Whatdo you wantforyourchild? emcKs • The joy of learning for Itsown sake 'ck± A • friendly, diversecommunity • Creativeand intellectual challenge • Individualattention • Multicultural studies • Interdisciplinary leaming,linking on ^loore language,science, math, arts Saturday, February 2, 3:00 p.m. Distinctive Clothing For Women atthecomerofMercerStreet&QuakerRoad Call (609) 683-1194 Formoreinformationortomakeareservation Mon.-Sat. 10-6; Grades 1-8 and Beginning School for Thurs. 'til 9; 6 Moore St. Four, Five, and Six year olds. Sun. 12-4 Princeton (609) 921-0338 m OBAL The **± Open All Year Garden Market, Inc. Country ifc( TERHUNE ORCHARDS etersorrs "EverythingfortheGarden" 516AlexanderRd. Mouse Grata'>rf*f&r>«erjm* (AttheCanal) Apples• Cider•Citrus January Hours: the monCtlhoosfedJanuary. cardsg•ilctsandles Cold SoiVlegReotaadbl-e9s24-2310 609-992-54;-S5un7:7101-4 Will reopen Feb. 1. 452-2401 ,164 Nassau St Mon Fn 9 6. Sal & Sun 91 SHOP AROUND COME TO MRS G TO BUY YOU'LL FIND OUR PRICES ARE LOWER THAN THE COMPETITION'S, TURNING OVER THE PROCEEDS: Gail Zenel, left, OUR SELECTION LARGER THAN THE COMPETITION'S AND WITH IS aAnntdiCqaumeisllaendBaRlduimckm,atgweoSofalteheorcgoa-nchiazierdsboyftthheeAArutxs-, LOCAL OWNERSHIP AND EMPLOYEES OUR SERVICE IS BETTER. iliary to benefit Princeton Medical Center, present a WE'VE BEEN PROVING IT DAY IN AND DAY OUT YEAR AFTER check for $32,500 to Edward Gwazda, executive YEAR SINCE 1935. WE SET THE PACE IN MERCER COUNTY. dAinrdeecrtosronofotfheMoMnedtigcoamlerCeyntaelrsoFocuhnadiarteidont.heMa1r9c9i0a NOW DURING OUR JANUARY INVENTORY event. CLEARANCE SALE SAVE EVEN MORE! Topics of the Town tainodn,NalilsoanSJtaeninuaorfyM2a1n;aRliacphaanr,d BELOW ARE JUST A FEW EXAMPLES Continued Irom Page6 January 22; 33 Births Are Reported AlsotoDavidandLindaSung At Medical Center Here ofLawrenceville; Michaeland SONY 19" 01AG. TRINITRON SONY VIDEOSCOPE PROJECTION SONY 27" DIAG. TRINITRON 24,Inthtehreewweeerkee1n8dibnogysJaannudar1y5 BMeovrerrilsyaMnidllsNaofncHyopeSwmeiltlh, Co.f COLOR TV W/REMOTE TV'S WITH STEREO MONITaOR/RECEIVER girlsbornatPrincetonMedical Princeton,GeorgeandJustine •A V W.ndcw-On. EXCEPTIONAL •StereoBroadcast CareennSndctoeenKvrsia.ltwlheer,ryenAnbKtoohrronwniytonaKonefdnLnJaeewtn-h- JCaRouanllndlluiaJanosorsfyoeEfp2ah3Ps;ratiSnBntdrceueDvnteesonbwnoiarJcnaukdnh,cSKtauliulsohaonnn,n ••SSAgKclurVreto1eeom9epmnTCTiRHCino1omngn0ntnroollPSryos-tem SAONBDURINSGDTHESRTEYNOSETSSSERSM •••P8TAPKiru«rVcit«o2ntopigu7trtrTCreiaoShonmTa2nmgnM0ibinnecergloblock niferBrohof Belle Mead, both ofTrenton, bothonJanuary24. '296 til Sony's $599^ onJanuary 18; JohnandCarol Fifteen families, whose $349 Are On Sals Lynn Zazzu of Belle Mead, David and Linda Magnin of childrenwerebornatFamily- Elewrionfg,HiSgthetpshtoewnna,nAdnLtihnodnayMainld- tbhorronughfrDoemcemNboevrem24b,earske1d1 MITSUBISHI 40"-60" 19" 01AG. COLOR TV RCA 26" DIAG. COLOR Diane Kosar ofPlainsboro, all that the births be announced. BIG SCREEN TV'S CONSOLE W/REMOTE on January 19; JoShonnHsewneinrgeerboorfnCrtaonfToirnda,aNnod- TIMFiMil,Ntsf Also to Joseph and Sherrill vember11; MarilynQuinnand OtteAitlMeldabPilc*tutnreAQBuia(lfts I BandlowofPrinceton,January Kai Wai Fong of Franklin "S«rt«nTodayAnd a2o0fn;dCrJaaNnmafenosrcdya,nJBdiatJntauinanirgcyeo2fA1l,lPSlutanuiaanrrsit-o PWLaiawlrrskeo,nnceDavenicdlelemD,baevDriedc1e;MmilbNleearrnc2oy;f flAwltA'lMslr*MM.tiGtu'sMluiLbhoii«shQPiur'aisldietsy | boro,RobertandCynthiaHillas Judieand Pete RenaudofEw- OnSale ofPrinceton, LesterandJanet isnogn, DaencdembTeirm3;MMaarsrhyaClaltero-f Soyka'of Skillman, all on Jan- Highland Park, Ann and no/1 VHS VCR W REMOTE SYMPHONIC 13" DIA. COLOR uStaArrelyisco2h2;otfoPJroienlcetaonnd; JAomhannadnad RbootbherotnLiDdeocskeimbofeBrro12w;nsMills, ZVECNRITWHIT4HHREEADMOVTHES •Direct Access Infrared Remote, 4 Event/ TV/VCR COMBINATION UNIT GBreurntsrwuidcek,MeblontihckonofJanNuoarrtyh Also to Maria McMenaman- •7VRW3e0e0k Programmable Timer 7UnH,le.a.ddRVeCmRo,te1,3KAey 23; John and Susan Bowen of YBeolumnagr.anDdeboPertaehraYnodunDgaviodf PIo3rTtKeMd3Combination Princeton, Joseph andColleen DToHfeahbroKoamezrnaadsohaflSaK]prnaodPttalsPriwaakomn,oedo,alfnaCAdrrMaaMnuabmrrupatrhnyiy,dn Kg2b3eeo;lrroa2ao1nnf;gdPJiaoRsfnocebCaioatnlnaludwymanFbyrua,asnDn,dkecDJSoeeasnmctebeapemnhr-- •t•h4AOGPculrnHtioSrimdgoay>TCkojnEbvbeeLnriiEeiendtPSHHetla.OncadlN-UApEntDeenungan e CSPTryouensmsetpetteltmeW,tiWe5itlhRB>o*a2cn5dkdigital CCOOLNOTRROTLV EJKaaasrmteensWianGndadsborLrio,elllyFerCeohdfeeraDitachkyatmaonno,df OMboictcehhaanoenlGDMreouvcreep,mhbyaenorfdP2Cl2.aairnoslboarnod, 'i ASiuPNtPuo5mm0abteircODn.ael-iTnoauch GDATruunaiodnplthSCaipabceilatEekoqeturla•sel,,iSsR3ear9,c0k0 $229 PrincetonJunction,allonJan- Reg. %79 '399 Reg. $309 uary 19; $109 Reg $499 Also to Michael and Janet Princeton Adult School SONY sony SarasofLawrenceville, Wayne Launches Lecture Series WALKMAN RADIO SPORTS WALKMAN and Linda Modzelewski of SYLVANIA (By Phillips) CD-6 DISC Jamesburg, Leslie and Joy "GWairtdhe"nBiVbileiwcasl"OodnyTshsuerys"daayn,d AUTO CHANGER • FMStereoTuner, RADIO CASSETTE, ScharfsteinofPrincetonJune- and "Challenges to Received Large Easy To PLAYER Deer Struck In Borough WMioszdaormt""anodn"ATuCeesledbarya,tionthoef GSrRiFp56Tuning Dial, e WDa.it.egrnReAtMntonFfM The Township has been Princeton Adult School in- SteieoCotieHo WMAFS4 dtreyeirngfotroyceoapresw—iththteoroemwaenrye ainugtuhreatPersiintcse1t9o9n1lHeictguhreSscehroioels Reg. $14.95 Reg. $64.95 176 deer-auto —accidents building. Allthelecturesbegin 179 $997 $49 there last year but the at 8. Reg. $229 problemspilledoverintothe Prof. Martha Himmelfarbof BoSrhoourgtlhylabsetfowreeekn.oon Fri- PmreinntceotfoRneUlniigvieornsiwtilyl'sspDeepaakrotn- Immediate Free Delivery on Major Appliances and Console TV's day,atoneoftheBorough's "Ideas of Covenant in the He- ROUTE sbuasuiaesntdiWnittehrseercstpiooonsn—StrNeaest-s bOurtedwoBoirblReo"oomn:ThFuursnddaaym.en"tTahle 1 (NORTH) at Bakers Basin/Franklin Corner Rd. — fronatyoofuangvadneeorpedraartteeddbiyn SwitlrlucbteurteheoftoGpiacrdoefnDoDneaslidgnC". •From Pa via RT.1- 6 mi. N. of Toll Boolh • From RT. 95/295 Exit RT. 1 South, 1/4 mi. Joseph Demko of Trenton- Richardson, landscape archi- •Located 1 1/2 mi. South ol Quaker Bridge Mall There was no damage to tectwith ZionandBreenAsso- LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ 08648 the van but the deer was ciates. 609-882-1444 open ~ killed. The carcass was dSimsaplolseAdnoifmably POrfifnicceetronA'ls evOennintghEedwfaolrldowJi.nBgauTmueeissdtaeyr MSSAUOTNN-9FARMAI-M69-A4PMMP-M9PM ^ Heavener. Jr managing editor ofThe 11 , mm "On occasion, deer come Trenton Times, will describe iiA jm.iiiriiiiiMiHi'. ii into town," commented "Revolution in the Media." JiSOC INSTANT CFtSCNT Capt Peter Hanley. IDOUMuFEO BUYERS ContinuedonNexl P?^» [f$r*!,>llU UNIQUECLOTHING•ACCESSORIES•JEWELRY GIFTS•PRIMITIVEART OBJETSDART Treasures from around the world in a Clothes For All delightfully unique boutique. just ott Broad Street in Hopewell Occasions Come visit us soon' ' 63 No. Main St. Tuaaday-Saturday •:30-6:0Oor by appointment Cranbury, N.J. 57 Princaton Avanua • Hopawall, NJ 655-2020 f<-'- M-F 10-5: Sal 10-4 609-166-3966 RENOVATION UNDER WAY AT 179-183 NASSAU STREET: The empty space at left used to be the American Diner. All that la left ot the Wadsworth Bakery Is the front facade. In rebuilding, Princeton University officials plan to retain the facade of the Victorian structure as It was before last year s fire. Topics of the Town AFloccouhsoloAfbuJsoeinPtroSgtruadmy pmraongdraatmedifttohegyowitshhrotougohbtatihne ConltnuedfromP»rj«7 their suspended driver's FamilyServiceissponsoring license Kristin M Knittel will leadoff a joint research program with the Mozart series with Rutgers tostudytheimpactof Thepurposeofthestudyisto "Mozart: The Man, The Per the Intoxicated Driver Re evaluate the effectiveness of former. The Composer," This search Center program the program with regard to lecture will deal in broad (I D R C.) on the future con- changesin lifestyle; recidivism outline with a life which was ductofpersonswhogothrough rate; and effect of knowledge crammed with accomplish- this Family Service program. aboutalcohol onsuchareasas ment, lived on the fringes of Started in 1980. the I.D.K.C. personal health, family rela- wealth and power, and which program consists of two indi- tionships, work, andlegalcon- had its dark and tragic side vidual and 16 group sessions flicts. Ms. Knittel is a doctoral can- conductedonaweeklybasisto The study will be conducted didate in the Department of educate individuals about at Family Service by Mary MusicatPrincetonUniversity. alcohol as a drug and its ef- Sullivan, counseling and re- ^ fects, and to help persons search intern under the re- Those attending any of the evaluatetheirowndrinkingor search supervision of Prof. lectureseriesmaywishtoreg- abuse patterns and the per- Isabel Woloch, research ister for the whole series, or sonal problems which result chairperson of the Rutgers Winter mayprefertopurchaseaticket Participants in the program Graduate School of Social toanyindividuallectureatthe havebeenarrestedfordriving " illml under the influence and are ContinuedonNext Page Clearance Now Through Sunday, March 3 *20% 50% Toburnoffthe]J20 to caloriesinthispastrami sandwich,a150-pound manwouldhavetowalk SAVINGS nearly12miles. STOREWIDE How far would you walk for a Including: MONT BLANC, WATERMAN & PARKER pastrami sandwich? WRITING INSTRUMENTS, BRIEFCASES, PORTFOLIOS & DESK SETS. Laceupyourwalkingshoesand Fruitsandvegetablesaregood stretchyourlegs.Because snackfoodsbecauseyoucaneat Plus significant savings on wtahlekfaacltmoioss,ftfyo1tuh2'esmcihalaleovsreitetosobiunmone aohanlteetsoWniAftyhbUoauntacn/aaild,olnfioengrsaeaxnlaoomtuponlfceeca,l- BOEHM Porcelain and DAUM Crystal A120-poundwomanwould pastramisandwich- andwatermelonhasjust10. hppjoaufeaorsfavoptnteuchu2noett3iros8ntcw4haaaO0ellnrobckrdlaiso1oelhcsn0eokln,amcyeioscslhuiueanlipsvcdneetahoitatcowvhuoewaprasklokf BsjcomluailuilselyntotIsednnhseatwea.ahtitqsevhcu,aeaheat,rsattstsonuwieerdhgrmnkipocyeolceoyfaehuot'fffhadeaencwdt aqphewunrncaidTojaycgohmekryrtnlahotyttmaruoht,eaegbenshssaftd,iulolapaloHsennadlrcfuMsevetetlrRiysyifso.ytoeuciodoAoaudnnnbaydclhalehltyleohpacOnrloyeontmsuohepgulwchoiearfratteehetaphcpprdehrhoioyemvyfsteooeinosuscfsrtamilsagoiuoinampaancpltlptoislervw,enitemtayaiyeonn,guncthlteitlnsa M"-RTCeV-opiWrsr-paoFo,/r-FMaSAatXs1et0SegeAirrfMcvta-isr7cedePr,sMv;iAacnmTedehracvi1uac0siatAlnaoMbm-El9xefPrpbarMyme;isanSspgupWnnooeitlNnciotnoomcmenleun-d.t5edP.M theHMRWeightManagementProgram.Thatbylearning like,withouthavingto thingsclientslearnisthe theskillsnecessary,youcanbalancefoodcalonesandexer- becomeanathlete. drieelta.tPiohnysshiicpalofacetxievrictiysheetlops cisecaloriestomanageyourweightforlife. Ifyou'reconcerned youburncaloriesandal- aboutyourweight lowsyoutoeatmorewith- Therightinformationhelpsyou takethemostimpor- outgamingweight. makeinformed,foodchoicesto tantstepofyoulife. maintainweightloss.Let'ssay Walktoyourphone youchoser»-opiecesofwhole andalltheHMR wheattoastwithjameverymorn- WeightManagement inginsteadofaplaindoughnut• Program. you'dsave1Hpoundsayear. — FREE Orientation Feb. 13, 1991 • 7:00 p.m. Where Executives Shop PRINCETON WEIGHT MANAGEMENT CENTER HMR Hours:M,T,W,F,S10-7 an Program Thur. 10-9 at The Medical Center at Princeton Sun.12-5 For more information call 609-497-4370 609-520-8780 116 Stanhope Street Princeton Forrestal Village Topics of the Town * PRINCETON Continuedfrom Page8 tf 0'* ARMY-NAVY Work, and Charlotte Zimmer- e boutique man-Grant, clinical supervisor * £*C*^*?*D* fc* D*C*W+£»C» C*0*^*C**£* m MONTGOMERY PHARMACY VISA AND SHOPPE GIFT ^± Next to Friendly's Montgomery Center • Rt. 206 • Rocky Hill 0*,t*V — Abundant Free Parking 924-7123 «e Mon.-Fri. 9-9; Sat. 9-6; Sun. 10-3 - New Night. Bigger Room For Growing Cabaret Success has prompted Cafe YONG H. HYON Improv, the monthly open stagecabaretattheArtsCoun- cil building, to change its Attorney at Law schedule. Cafe Improv has been con- vtheenimnognotnhtahtetfhoeurAtrhtsFrCioduanyciolf is pleased to announce A mbuuislidciinagnssinhcaevelasftouApnrdiltheAraeua- the opening of dience attentive, and the monthlycabarethasbeenwell his Princeton office, received Alargerroom is now specializing in needed Cafe Improv will switch to U.S. Immigration the fourth Saturday of the and month It will have the use of the upstairs auditorium at the Law Arts Council, a room that can Naturalization easily accommodate the crowds that have regularly gathered at the monthly 230 Nassau St., Princeton, NJ 08542 meetings The next meeting * SUPPER SET SUNDAY: From left, Phyllis Marchand, Mildred Trotman, and Pam willbeSaturday. February23 609-497-0559 FAX 609-497-0160 % Enslln areshown with Nell Upmeyer, whowill speakatthePrinceton Community Continuedon Ne»t Page <- Democratic Organization's annual pot luck supper on Sunday at 6 at the RUMMAGE Unitarian Church. FINAL . Topics of the Town Councilalsochangeditsthird Tax Help for Seniors ContinuedHornPage9 fmoounrtthhlytomteheetitnhigrddaTtueefsrdoamythoef terThiseaSgeaniinorspRoenssoourricnegCferne-e 60-90% Overnight Parking Law each month. tax assistance to senior off Introduced at Council ougMhe'esti1n9g9s1tmoudniiscciupsaslthbeudBgoert- cairteiazebnesgiinnnitnhgeFePbrriuncaertyon4 An ordinance providing werescheduledforFebruary6, and continuing until April Coats Hosiery lBiomriotuegdhovreesrindiegnhtts pJairviknigngoutto p11.,m.anadt1B3.orTohuegyhwiHlalllbegin at8 T15a.xVAIsTsAis(tVaonlcuen)teveorluInntceoemres Sweaters Lingerie side the Central Business In addition, meetingson the willtackleall manneroftax Sportswear Accessories District who do not have a jointagency budgetsareplan- problems. Evening wear Suedes & Leather driveway was introduced at nedwithTownshipCommittee Persons receiving the lastweek'sCouncilmeeting. A onSaturday, Feburary 16,and over-65 homestead tax ex- fCtraisewear arriving daily publichearingwillbeheldFeb- Saturday, February 23, begin- emption must sign and re- ruary 12 ning at9:30a.m. at the Valley turna taxformeveryyear, Shepards Several in the audience ob- Road building according to a recent IfcdY jected tothecost oftheneces- change in the law. Even sarypermit, $15eachquarter. though many peopledo not oMuaty,ohroweMvaerrv,inthaRtetehdiswpaoisnttehde Settlement Is Reached utasxu,altlhyeyhamvuesttofiflielethiisncyoemaer 195 NasAsLaLu SStArLeeEt Merchandise from both stores in P4r5inEcaetsotnAofntloyn.Avenue same cost as residents of the With Health Inspector inordertoreceivea rebate. Princeton, NJ Yardley, PA Central Business District pay The Regional Health Com- The volunteers will be (609)921-0582 VISA/MasterCard (215)493-1732 forparkingovernight inmuni- missionhasreachedanout-of- available at the Senior Re- cipal lots. court settlement with Drew source Center on Mondays Councilwoman Jane Terp- SHceaalletshsaD,epwahrotmweanstfairyeedabryatgho,e ffrroomm 61 ttoo94.aBnodthThsutartsedaaynsd .i .* votedagainstintroduction, Mr ScalessahadsuedtheBor- federal income tax assist- /satantdinugseshoerdcionnasnicdeereadffetchtisinga MoaugrhchandtoHeraelgtahiCnomhmiisssjoibonaisn anCcaellwitlhlebSeenaivoarilRabelseo.urce EPIC opulgahn,ninagnadnditzonwiansginthtuhseBiomr-- swaangietsa,rybiennsepfeicttso,raannddfoortlhoesrt pCoeinnttemreantt.924-7108foranap- perativetoget theinput ofthe remuneration PlanningBoardandtheZoning ICELANDIC In the settlement, Mr. Sea- the Center for Analysis of Board. Sheaddedshewouldalsolike lcehsasragehs.asAcacgorredeidngtotodMriocphaaelll PtuhebliCcenItsesru'essamnodntthhleyedimtaograo-f input from the Fire Depart- Herbert, attorney for the zine, NewJerseyReporter. He ambeonutt,ssaifnecteyisshseuehsadItacpopnecaerrends HmeeanltthdoCeosmnmoitsisnivoonl,vethpeaysemtetlnet- wofasthperevGiaolulsulpy vOircgeanpirzeastiidoenn,t WOOLEN thatfireofficialswouldbeask- ed tospeakat thepublic hear- ofany kind from the Borough, where he was responsible for public affairs research pro- ing. Princeton Democrats Set Ject&™He also nas worked on In other business, Council Pot Luck SupperSunday e tl0nal slaff of Common BARGAINS! cminehgeatbniogndegydshtaotdBhmepe.tmta.itTm7hee30gooffvorertinht-se PrTihnecetpoubnliCcomismuinnviittyedDteomtoh-e {a?waIaunrd1s98f3,rohmethweoSnocijeotuyrnoaflPirsom- first three meetings: in Janu- cratic Organization's annual fessional Journalists and the avroyMr.aoyfotrheR7e:e3d0,owpheoniwnga,swianrfna-- pUJoeptrmsleeuyyckePrsoluwipitplielcrsswp-heeaDkreemooDncrr"aNNteeiiwcl aNateiswotnuJdfeyorrasTbeoyhueSttSatuthneesBrheailrnaetAisBosnooycbsie,-- Breeaduuticfeudl5W0oo%le- n7s0%froofmf!ICceolmaendiannfdoraoruorubnidggtheestwoWrolod,len etwdoadi.tcChaolaullnlcetixhtlertaihatmteemehsteiomnnigtgshhettoahgdaeevnae-l PwtirhleoDlsrUbpneeiUchttpeasmlrde(ioyaSrneuVnrCidchiatusyorprcarytheis6nipd9em1n"t.aoIttf tfPiwaniefamennpcElilnnaosgnblnbiiiynnnigNantget9wao2n4Jda1et4rtc5esan9emdyp,aicaglnl salianglhdetewisnto,ymemeaornss,tmaidnudcrelaubodlfienIgcWeotloealnn.dtihYcoouuW'sloloalnf,idndtbhaderigswacoiornlndst'ifsnourweamdr:emnest, JUDY'S • Icelandic Wool Sweaters. Originally $90, nowjust $29! Open House Saturday • Icelandic Wool Jackets, Originally $195, nowjust $69! At Princeton Day School Princeton Day School will • Icelandic Wool Hats & Mittens, Originally $20. just $8! holdanopenhouseforprospec- tivestudentsandtheirparents • Icelandic Children's Sweaters, Originally $75, just $25! / on Saturday beginning at 10. The school is located on The • Handknit Sweaters from Iceland andAround the World, Great Road all half price! Members of the student ad- mhiasnsdiotongciovmemtiotutrseeofwtihlel fbaeciloin- It's cold out there Don't miss the hottest sale of the ties. PDSisanindependent co- season, going on now' , educational school which enrolls students from junior kindergarten through the 12th __ Sale Hours grade. Monday - Saturday, 9 30 am - 5:30 pm Upper, middle and lower UiU Closed Sundays school heads. ArthurAaronson. Mary Williams and Sara Traditional Gift Baskets Schwiebert.willmoderatepan- Hjndwoven keepmkc basketswithhand-ti«lbow*. el discussions which will be . overflowing with oui famous fruit, nuu p focused on their divisions I.* che K,candyandgoodiesofeven, deftrtptlon! Refreshmentswillbeserved I I A throughoutthemorningandad- Telephone your order,.. mission materialswill beavail and we'll deliver able to visitors We wire the world Furtherinformationmay be 360 ,\'(

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