PERCarbitrator maybe chosensoon Townshippolice negotiations at impasse

by Steve Goodman The township recognized its "WhenI brought the moneyoffer committee member, Lou Calabrese ManagingEditor responsibility to improve the pay back to the men they said said. scales and the PBAacted responsibly ’no’...beeause we should have been at "Wewill not accept a merit increase Binding arbitration may be the during the talks, according to Mr. $16,000 already," Mr. Casate said, because it creates too many solution to negotiating a police con- Gerken. referring to a moneyoffer madeby problems," he continued. tract to supersede the current Franklin Township Council joined and subsequently withdrawn by, the agreement, which expires Dec. 31. Mr. Gerkenin formulatinga pay scale township prior to agreeing on the AT TIIE NOV, 7 bargaining After the last face-to-face and salary proposal which was existing contract. meeting, the last face-to-face bargaining session Nov. 7, both presented to the PBA six-member "Wewould only be getting a $200 negotiations, the township withdrew Franklin Township and the Police negotiating committeeon Aug. IS. raise," the policemansaid. its proposal and "offered us the BenevolentAssociation Local 154filed present contract with the dates notices of impasse and requested "Tile PROPOSALwould have A SECOND REASON the PBA changed," Mr. Casale said. compulsoryarbitration in accordance meant that each permanently ap- rejected the Aug. 16 proposal was William Lanigan, an attorney from with a May, 1977 act supplementing pointed officer wouldbe receiving top becauseit included a merit systemfor Basking Ridge, joined the bargaining the "NewJersey Employer-Employee pay of $17,000not later than July 1, increments, in which patrolmen are session representing the township Relations Act." 1979," Mr. Gerkensaid. evaluated by their immediatesuperior along with Mr. Gerken. For the more junior officers, it officers every six months, according "I didn’t want to see somestranger TIlE CURRENTtwo-year contract wouldmean an increase of $4,220 over to Mr. Cnsale. comeinto the townsh@and negotiate tookeffect Jan. 1, 1976.Police salaries two years with a $2,480 increase the "The merit system can too easily because it doesn’t improve our wereincreased $908in 1976 and $1,0O0 first year, according to the township become a means of vengence and a relationship with the people and the this year. However, the men were manager. means of political reprisals where council’s relationship with the frozen for the two-years at their The proposal wouid add an ad. there are no proper standards," people," Mr. Casale claimed. existing step on a seven-step pay ditional $I06,086, or an increase of JamesKey Jr., PBAcounsel, insisted. "Wework together as a team," Mr. scale. 25.88 percent over two years, to the "Weare the only police department Gerken said. "He is the hired Article XVII of the contract dic- current township expenditure of in the countywith the merit system," professional and he is plotling our tates, "In June of 1977, negotiations $409,858for patrolmen’s salaries, he Ptl. Casale said. "It takes our strategy. That does not preclude betweenthe Townshipof Franklin and reported. discretionary power away from us," either of us from doing what wethink Local 514 will commencefor the The 1977 police departmentbudget is he argued, indicating police officers is in the best interests of the town- purposeof attaining a newand shorter $1,253,703. Patrolmen’s salaries ac- can exercise a certain amount of ship." pay scale." count for 32.69 percent of that figure. discretion in haedling a specific "These negotiations began in good situation. ONNOV. 10, Mr. Lanigan filed faith by both sides," Township PBAPRESIDENT John Casale, and "Taking our discretion away from notice of impasse and requested the Manager Harry Gerkee, the town- his negotiating team, presented the us means having to issue a summons Public Employment Relations ship’s representative at the townsbip’s proposal to the 43-member for a violation or we will suffer bargaining table, said. local. The group rejected the offer. economically,". PBAnegotiating See POLICE,page 20-A Township Manager Harry Gerken

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Vol. 25. No. 50 Twosections, 40 pages Phone: (201) 725-3300 Thursday, December15, 1977 Secondclass postage paid at Manville, N.J. 08835 $4.50 a year/15 cents per copy Beachemand Diamondclash Councilhears attorney’s side; approvesprinting disbursement by Steve Goodman in adopt a resolution to amendthe Mr. Beaehem immediately moved ManagingEditor existing workorder thereby amending to table the matter indicating he first the contract and openingthe door for wanted to see the signed resolution Barbed commentsflew across the council authorized payment of the and the file of correspondence con- work table at the Franklin Township printing bill, according to Thomas ta!ning the amendedagreement. Council agenda session Tuesday, Dec. Cafferty, townshipattorney. See DIAMOND,page 20-A 13. Attorney Milton Diamond,angered by and vocal about a letter sic, ned by Marita Cl/ckner and printed in the Dee. 8 issues of "The Franklin News. Record" and the "Somerset Spec- tator," came before thi~ council to explain there was no illegality in. relying his $3,785.09 printing and reproductionbill to the township. The council saw it his way, muchto the chagrin of Democratic Coun- cilman Philip Beachem,whose stand against paymentof the printing bill won him so much praise from Ms. Clickner. SPEAKING RAPIDLY and con- cisely,Mr. Diamondsaid, "I am not greedy. I am not moneyhungry. I am not a fake, nor a fraud." "WhenI see this kind of thing in the newspaper I am offended," he said, indicating an attorney’s main credentials is his reputation. "I don’t think you are a liar or a cheater," Mr. Beacbem’responded. "The question at hand deals with a resolution of June g andthe agreement ¢..: attached to it," the councilmancon- tinued. "There is no amendmentin our" STEVEMcCLAY, former Franklin Townshippolice officer, left the employof the maternityleave fromher $18,500job in August.Son Christopher was born in Sep- records." townshipdue to the economicsituation at home.His wife, Medics,took o one-year temberand Steve wanted to be "morethan a part-time father." (Steve Goodmanphoto] MR.DIAMOND told council he had received a copy of the June 9 resolution and attached agreementon July t under a cover letter signed by Township Clerk Mary Dully. Moneywoes force fo "mer patrolman The council resolution stated nothingabout fees. It only providedfor awardingthe contract for profess!noel services. The accompanying to take newjob; $6,000 salary increase agreementset forth fees to be $50 per ¯ a,~ by Steve Goodman make good money," Marlies McClay PATROLMANMcClay earned $9,454 $1,908salary increase over two years hour not to exceed $t,575, including MILTONDIAMOND, Esq. appearedbefore the Franklin TownshioCouncil at its ManagingEditor said. his first year on the force. Hehad to but by being frozen at his pay step for disbursements, according to Mr. agendasession Tuesday, Dec. 13, to justify his submissionof a $3,785.09bill for She supplemented the family’s buy his owngun, night stick, whistle, the two.year period he lost $1,0O0in Diamond. printing andreproduction expenses incurred in three appealcases he handledfor Steve McClay,27, recently becamea income working at A.T.&T. as a flashlight, raincoat and uniforms. increments, according to Mr, McClay. The attorney reworded the the township.Councilman Philip Oeachemquestioned the validity of the rewording father. keypunch supervisor until Aug. 29 The current contract provides "In actuality, all I got was$90O over agreement to read "plus disbur- of the June9 resolutionand accompanyingagreement retaining Mr. Diamond’sser- He and his wife of three years, whenshe took a one-year maternity patrolmenwith a $400 initial uniform two years," the former patrolman sements," signed it and mailed it to vices. Councilvoted to approvethe disbursement, Marlies, owna smaU, three-bedroom leave. allotment whenthey join the force and explained. Ms, Dully. MayorJack Cullen and Ms. (Steve Goodmanphoto) homeon a quiet residential street. Withouther $18,500 salary and with $200 yearly thereafter. Duff:/signed the amendedagreement Christopher McClaywas born three Christopher’s birth, their economic "Whenyou get $400 and spend $200 IF TIIE POLICE don’t get a and a copywas forwardedto Mr. months ago and on Nov. 4 his father situation becamesuch that "I had to to get a gun, that leaves nothingleft satisfactorycontract this year the Diamondon July 14. resigned from the Franklin Township make a move" Mr. McClay saM. for clothes," Mr. McCIaysaid. peopleliving in the townshipare going Public meetingon Police Department. Franklin Township police who "Wespent SI,00O for uniforms so to be the victims, according to Mr. "IT WAS AN ERROR in moonlighthave to clear their outside that he could havea changeof clothes McClay. phraseology," Mr. Diamond main- AFTER TWO YEARS and eight jobs with Police ChiefRussell Pfeiffer, every day," Mrs. McClaysaid. "They will be served by inex- tained. Easton Ave. widening months on the force Mr. McClaywas accordingto Mr. McClay. The current contract provides $260a perienced copsfor a longtime to "This is what the resolution says," still at level Aearning $12,530under "I makemore each week nowthan I year for dry cleaning a patrolman’s come," he said, implying that other Mr. Beechemargued, holding up an the current contract. was before working eight hours pants and coats as well as for laun- officers will be forced by economicsto unsigned copy of the June 9 council "Youcan’t put food on the table with overtime," he said. dering shirts. resign. document he had been given by scheduled for Monday dedication alone," said the former Township Manager Harry Gerken. "If you want to look professional "All these menhave quit and nobody ship Chamberof Commercehas patrolman whose yearly earnings JOININGTIlE FORCEin February and neat it costs money,"Mr. McClay has asked why," Mrs. McClaypointed "I thinkyou are in error,"Mr, The widening of Easton Avenue, jumped$6,0O0 whenhe began working 1975, Mr. McClay’sfirst three weeks explained. out, referring to six patrolmen who Diamondsaid. scheduled to commencein the Spring, notified allEaston Avenue merchants ’,4as a line supervisor for Pathmarkon were spent in khaki uniformpatrolling have left to take higherpaying, non- "Is there anyone present who will be the topic two public meetingsto of the meeting,according to Mr. Nov.7. the township under the tutelage of a A MEMBER OF the P.B.A. police positions over the past two thought he was voting on the $1,575 be held by the Citizens Advisory Leigh. Prior to joining the townshippolice uniformedofficer. negotiating team prior to his years. including disbursements," Deputy Committeeto the Planning Board. See EASTONAVE., page 20-A force Mr. McClay had worked five Ten weeks of schooling at Sea Girt resignation from the force, Mr. Me- "It’s going to be a townshipfull of MayorCharles Durand asked. The first meeting is slated for years as a union forklift driver loading followed and six weeks after Claysaid, "1 deliberately asked to be rookies," Mr. McClaysaid. "That’s "Youare asking us to pay $3,785to a Monday, Dec. 19 at g p.m. in the trucks at the same Patbmark graduation from the police school, he put on the negotiating committeeto their destiny." printing companywe didn’t enter into municipal building. Agenda items andinside ... warehouse where he currently was on township roads alone. see if there was a chance to stay." "Those policemen will put out no an agreement with," Mr. Beachem include reviewing general information insisted. supervises t5 men. "Thereare a lot of things yo~ don’t He feels strongly that whatever extraeffort becauseof howlittle they presented to date and soliciting arts ...... I-B knowbut you take the samerisks aa a agreement becomes the next P.B.A. "I knowan awful lot about libel and specific questions from Easton "Being a policemanhelped me get a will be paid," Mrs. McClaysaid. Franklin High-lights ..... 10-A belier Job," Mr. McClay said, ten.year man," the former patrolman contract should include a shorter pay "I bad to makeamove," the former you are on dangerous ground," Mr. Avenuemerchants whose businesses referring to industry’s high regard for said. "Youhave to have a responsible scale and provide salary increases at patrolman repeated. "There will be Diamondtold the councilman aa the will be affected by the proposed Jersey Playbill ...... 19-A ex-pelieemen."Although if I thought I attitude." each level. more to go," he added. debate grew hotter. wideningconstruction. letters to tlm editor .... 5-A, 6-A "I won’t be intimidated," Mr. According to AI Leigh, committee could makea living doing what 1 was "You can’t, be Quick-draw "Personally I don’t think anyone i obituaries ...... ] I-A doingI’d still be there." McGraw,"Mrs. McClaypointed out, should have to wait seven years to WOItKINGNIGIITS from 7 p.m. to Beachemretorted. chairman, state Department of sports ...... 12-A, 13-A, 15-A reach toppay," Mr. McClay said. Transportation tDOT)officials have town forum ...... 4-A "EVERYBODY TilINKS COPS AS A PROBATIONARY Thecurrent contract gave him a See MeCLAY,page 2O-A ATTH1S POINT Joe Martino moved been requested to attend. The town- 2-A i hi, FranklinNEWSRECORD Th=~ay,December iS, ]97’/

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CHRISTMAS TREES ! Asserted magazines,valued home.The front door locks between~e door jamb and ~e at over $300, were reported were still locked whenthe door itself, police reported. DouglasFir Scotch Pine stolen from in front of the victim arrived home, ae- The victim stated this was Blue Spruce Somerset Farms Dairy Store, cording to the police report, the third time the apartment Canceler Fir in the Village Plaza Center, on had been broken into, but the Eastoo Avenue. The larceny first time anything had been occurredduring the six-hour "* taken, accordingto the police I Potted LiveTrees 12.50- 20.00 I period between midnight report. Ptl. C. Woronieeki Wednesday,Dee. 7, and 6 A 1975 blue Dodgepick-up investigated. Poinsettias -Red, White ~ Pink a.m,, Thursday,Dec. 8, ac- truck was reported stolen cordingto police reports. from in front of an Edgemere BalsamWreaths & Pine Cone Wreaths A similar theft occurredone, at Somerset apartment m GroveSprays $7.50 up weekearlier at the Hidden Tuesday, Dec. 6. The motor Lakes Pharmacyon Route27. vehicle larceny occurred between7:45-8:30 p.m. and the A similar breaking, entering Both magazineretailers are and larceny occurred at the servedby the samedistributor registration and insurance Edgemere at Somerset SUNHAVEN FARMS based in East Brueswick, card were in the truck, police reported. apartment complex Saturday, police report. A store em- Dee. l0 between 2-5:30 p.m., Route 206 Somerville,N. J. ployee reported the theft to The Edgemere employee whohad parked and locked the accordingto police reports. police Thursday morning and Investigating patrolman, Ptl.. George Cirullo in- truck, valued at $1,800, Martin Hoyvik, found the door vestigated. reported its disappearance immediately. Ptl. C.tL Paul had been pried open with a investigated the nearby area small screwdriver. A black with negative results, the and white television and a police report said. clarinet andease, belongingto Cash, jewelry, clothing, the Hillcrest School music camera equipment and stereo department, were missing, components valued at more police reported. than $4,000were stolen during NOTICE a breaking, entering and larceny on Thursday, Dee. 8, A breaking, entering and MANVILLE DOG OWNERS police reported. larceny occurred in an Doglicenses expire on January1, 1978, and mustbe renewedby January The victim and his family Edgemere at Somerset 31, 1978. All dogs7 monthsand over mustbe licensed. Thelicense fee Is were shopping between 7:30- apartment between 6:45-9:15 Jewelry, valued at more $4.00. After January31, there is a $1.00 late chargefee as per Boroughel 10:30p.m. whenthe crime was p.m., Friday, Dee. 9, police than $850, and approximately committed.Ptl. S. Lorincz II1 reported. $10 in pennies were reported Manville DogControl Ordinance. investigated and reported the h portable black and white stolen from a private homein perpetrator(s) had removed television and colored throw Somerset between 8 a.m. - 5 Licenses can be obtainedat the BoroughClerk’s Office daily on Monday the storm windows and en- bag valued at more $150 were p.m., Monday,Dec. 5. throughFriday from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. tered the apartment after reported missing. The The breaking, entering and breaking and unlooking the apartment had been looked by larceny was investigated by Licensescan also be obtainedat the Boardof Health Office on Wednesday inside window. the victim on leaving. Iter Ptl. L.B. Parker whofound the The entire apartment was eveningsfrom 6 P.M. to 8 P.M., or by moil. Completethe application form husband arrived and rear door glass broken. The ransacked and the articles discovered the front door had items missing were taken belowand mall to FlorencePopadiuk secretory of the Boardof Health, 109 were reported missing from been pried open. There were from the master bedroom, SouthMain St., Manville, N.J. with a checkor moneyorder for $4,00 made different locations in the marksnext to the door handle police reported. payableto the ManvilleBoard of Health. APPLICATION OwnersName .Det~ Industrial construction Addmu .Telephone County indictments receives bond financing The following indictments Dog Sex__Breed __Age__Halt (long-short) were issued Wednesday,Dec. The NewJersey Economicthe building, on the comer of 7 by RalphL. Fusee, assistant Colorb Markings DogaName Development Authority Belmont Avenue and School prosecutor in the Somerset JayceeChristmas tree sale recently approved 34 new House Road began four CountyProsecutors Office. CERTIFICATION OF RABIES VACCINATION financings involving months ago, according to --Jerry LeeJordan, 19, of 54 Franklin Townshipjaycees Tom Viary and TonyDumagsa spruce up oneof the 600Christmas trees TheNew Jersey State Law requires all dogowners to presentproof of RabiesVaccination $36,229,500 in low-interest Township Manager Rarry 14th Ave., Newark, was in- the organizationis selling on the lawnarea in front of the Shop-riteon EastonAvenue. Trees will be beforea licensecan be Issued. To expedite Issuance of licenses the owner should provide on of loans which are expected to Gerken. :Iicted for possessionof a for sale weekdaysfrom 3-9 p.m. andon weekendsfrom 12-9p.m. throughChristmas Eve. Dec. 24. ’ thefollowing identifications. create 1,965 permanent jobs First NationalState Bankof stolen motor vehicle. While Thenewly formed Junior Jaycees are aiding their parentorganization by staffing the selling areaaf- and another 682 construction Northwest NewJersey has ternoonsfrom 3-6 p.m. The Christmas tree sale is the Jayceesannual fund-raiser. 1.ManvilleRabies Vaccination Tagwith expiration date. agreed to purchase $1,700,000 driving in the township on jobs state-wide. June 14, Mr. Jordan was (Steve Goodmanphoto) 2. Manvtlte1977 Dog Tag License Number. Twoprojects were approved of the authority’s tax-exempt 3. Manville1977 Dog License receipt with vaccination expiration date. by the authority for Franklin bonds for a 15-year term at 7- stopped by Franklin police for 4. Proofof RabiesVaccination from a licensedVeterinarian with exp. date. allegedly havingno tail light. Crime Prevention Bureau Township. 3/4 percent interest. Mr. Jordan was not carrying a Isaac ReUer received ap- ,. Manville Boardof Health Doulton and Co., Inc., will driver’s license or registration proval for the constructionof a construct, on a vacant 8.6-acre [or the car, according to the 99,636 square-foot office, parcel off Cottontail Lane, a Homeownerprocrastination warehouse and manufacturing indictment. It was later 6.5,~00 square-foot office and cietermined that the car had facility to he built for use by warehouse distribution beenleft at an Exxonstation in - . Florence Popadluk BeckmanInstruments, Inc., facility. Within’eight weeks,. NewBrunswick for. repairs maybenefit criminals Secretary manufacturers of health care!" buildingplans will he filed and tram which it had allegedly instruments¯ Construction of Are you a procrastinator? theyareworth alittle effort on her, she escaped with only a construction will start upon bean stolen. Do you put things off until your part? Iorn T-shirl. their approvalby the township --James Michael Stanton, you’re up to your ears in work It is almost an axiomthat The next day her mother planning board, according to 20, of 19 Moraine Road, Mr. Gerken. and then rush to complete residents do not take any called the crime prevention Edison, was indicted on two everything on time. preventive measures until bureaufor a security survey. Doulton and Co., Inc., is a counts of breaking and nn- If this is the case, your Ihey have been burglarized, The point is, it took a subsidiary of Royal Doulton [ering and one count of problemis moreserious than assaulted, attacked or worse. frightening incident to force malicious damageto property. Whenyou think of gifts thinkof Tableware Ltd. of Greet youthink. One case is a perfect the womento call the bureau. Britein, andis a distributor of Dn Oct. 13, 1976, Mr. Stanton, If you procrastinate in The above incident hap- accompanied by a juvenile, example. Recently a Iownship penedrecently late at night on the firm’s bonechina, giftware calling the Franklin Township resident’s home was broken "D, zye’s of ManvilleoN= STOP CHRISTMAS and glassware. allegedly entered the premises CrimePrevention Bueau for a a quiet street in the Levitt of Ameliotexin ReekyHill. He into. The personbroke in while United. Jersey Bank has free security survey, you are the residents were homeand developmentof Franklin. If GIFT SHOPFOR ALL THE MEN IN YOURLIFE . . ¯ agreed to purchase $1.5 ~lso entered and broke the inviting the criminal into your the side door for the garage ~’indows of several company asleep, tlc kicked opeo the had been properly secured million of the authority’s tax- homeor business. side door on the garage, broke exemptbonds. It is anticipated cars in the parking lot, ac- Don’t you think your home with a goodlock and the area cording to the indictment. into the interior garage door, NOMATTER IF HE’S BIG, TALL that 13 permanentjobs will be aed family are worth went upstairs and entered one lighted, this incidentprobably," created. protecting? Don’t you think of the bedrooms. would not have happened. Aren’tyour familyand loved In the bedroomwas a pretty onesworth a little extra effort. or SMALL,WEFIT THEM ALL. sixteen year-old girl whohad Call the crime prevention FROMBOYS SIZE 8 - MEN’S SIZE 60 just goneto bed. Luckily, for bureauat 297-2383. A PRICE FOREVER YPOCKETBOOK Fire companysponsors Guide outdoorlighting contest KINGSTON-- The Kingston businesses. Volunteerades auxiliary Fire Companyarespan-and begin,hoJudgingfor .k theof contestDee. Thewill to WinterGiftS soring an outdoor lighting winners will be announcedon cootest for the holiday seasen. New Year’s Eve, at the This event is open to all firehouse. For additional DOWN Anorok Kingston area residents and information contact Earl FILLED businesses. Prizes will be Mertzat924-1797orMrs. Cam] awardedIo both residents and Luckot 924-1362.

ThisChristmas start ’era off right ~°"s~°~°n" I Be the first to have Cationand nylon b0/40 cloth. I Jlly I neein ny. new Raleigh Ion,dual snap and zippeled ¢ osuf ,, F ~ppedI oneof our ~a Q~,. ,,,Q Rc b...... ,,,,..o,,.,0opo.,,,...... ¯ ill ile~ my -’wine J~ .,pared...... back ,po~kef. v.,....2.later ,...... h( ad~xs,, ~ ndgutter ,s,, ~ Bicycles thatJust Gceen/Slate/elue/Novy/ron/Rv,U...... SELECT FROM Spruce / arrived.Anew shipment of .aLe~oh , nolionolOranee, bicycresjustcameinandifyouarefast SEVENSHOPS ’ / UNDER ONE ROOF 49.95 | I and color. Theywon’t stay aroundthe ;Z:; o,,, | J shopvery long since it seemseveryone ~ SHOE SHOP TRAD SHOP BOYS SHOP WORK SHOP UNIFORM SHOP FORMAL WEAR SHOP BIG TALL & SMALL SHOP q Lightweight VVoo[rich ,:" ~am a* c%~. P°,’~a~ ~’o~.11 h: ’, .%~oX,: ~lo:~ "*Y, .~ ~ I USE OUR i, ...... ,.o,,.,, o...... d.a, ...... Dress Shirts ~OR Asmall deposit will holdany purchase until Christmas ¯ ~andready to tide at no extra ¯ Christmas Club ChecksCashed FREE~ ZXL ~=~ ra, rl#lrlV~r, ,a= ¯ 26.50t0 cost, ~ !i9.95 " 59.9sI ,t,

~~Ye~’flll Expetfalterationsdoneonpremises. ~RANKLIN BICYCLE CENTER EFINGER I"f /~[~ ~ ~ 8S3HamlltonSe. So.met, N.J. , ,.,,,,~---- .... v IIIII ~ Nocharges for alterations =)ld’Ulrt/lfllIL~ UUULleO356-0604 j ]11) "~- CompleteRALEIGH BICYCLE MEN’Sg BOYS’ SHOP [Jill on regularmerchandise ~ I ...... :EAOQ,AeTeRS Rustic Mall & Main Street Entrance Jill[ S13W. UNION AVE. BOUNDBROOK | ~ ~ CHRISTMASHOURS: - 41 SOUTH MAIN STREET, MANVILLE Monday,Tulle ay, Thursday,Friday 8130-9 -- Wednesday¯ Saturday 8130*5,30 ¯ Jill| OpenSundaylOto5 E ~ I Mon..Frl. /0 a.m. to9p.m.; ...... 725.9027¯ ~,~[IILL IIII I I I "’- 1Sat./0o.m. toGp.m. 249.4544 II II I Ill I II I I I’hur~lay. December15, 1977 I ht’ franklin NEWSRECORD ’Nutcracker’for children to be presentedas S.G.S.

The Franklin Township especially those in kin- The company has a FEMININEFASHIONS Public Library and the dergarten through grade six repertory of 29 different Department of Parks and and their families. As in other shows,including someoriginal Recreation are bringing "The Caryl Green nreductions, the ones written by Ms. Green, Nutcracker" to Franklin on actors will encourage the and others like "The Nut- "her" Christmas Store Saturday, Di]c. 17. children in the audience to cracker" which have been becomeinvolved in the action adapted from traditional fairy A special performanceof the .on stage through the use of lales. Troupes have performed holiday classic will be in shoppingmalls, libraries, presented by Caryl Green’s Improvisation and colorful costuming. recreation centers and schools Children’s Theatre in the across New Jersey, Penn- Sampson G. Smith School Ms. Greenhas beenworking in children’s theater for 20 sylvania, New York and auditorium at 7 p.m. years. Five years ago she Connecticut. A The program,which will last formed her own company,and "The Nutcracker" is being LUXURIOUS approximately an hour, is she nowhas several troupes presented with no admission designed for children, under her direction. charge. For further in. ROBE..... formation, call the library at 545-8032 or parks and ...the perfect gift? recreation at 297-7330. r Bookletavailable to Give her the feeling / school board candidates of elegance for those at-home times. The New Jersey School Legal requirements for BoardsAssociation is con- eandidaeyarefew,roveslsthe ductlnga state-widecampaign booklet. Any citizen who has W arrivals And,always the to encourage qualified and lived in his/her district for two dedicated citizens to run for years, can read and write and rightidea election to their local boardsof has no interest in any claim education. against the board is eligible to MiddlesexGeneral Hospital, A Themajor part of this effort rnn. New Brunswick, announced /~ . .> is the distribution of a booklet Alsoincluded is a list of all thefollowing recent births to entitled "How to Becomea the necessary dates for filing townshipresidents: School Beard Member." The petitions and complyingwith --A son was born to Paul and booklet is a comprehensive the Campaign Contributions Diane Quayle on Nov. 8. publication that details the --A son was born to David "haws" and "whys" of and Expenditures Reporting Act. and BeckySkinner on Nov. 18. seeking election to school --A daughter was horn to boards. ¯ "Howto Become a School Kirk and Melissa Thomason The qualifications and Board Member" may be Nov.22. duties of school hoard obtained free of charge from --A daughter was born to members are explained to localboard of education of. Joseph and Alexis Lippencott prospective candidates. fires. onNov. 25. --A daughter was born to Donaldand Desiree Carson on 60 West Main St. Legal Servicesholds Dee.l. Somerville ~ ! --A son was born to Howard and Dorothy Moskowitz on tenants’ rights workshopDee.4. All MajorCharges or Somerset-Sussex Legal security deposit will be DanielsPersonal Charge OpenEvenings till Christmas Services will conductthe first returned after moving and " of a series of workshopsen- what to do when threatened titled, "TenantsRights: What with eviction. TEaULMER and Caw/Green, members of Ca.’yl Green’sHappy Times Children’s Theatre, will They Are and Howto Enforce Thefirst workshopwill take presemachildren’s version of "TheNutcracker" Saturday, Dec. 17 at 7 p.m. in the SampsonG. Them,"Thursday. Dee. 15 at place at the offices of "Smithauditorium. The play, ioin[ly sponsoredby the Franklin TownshipPublic Library andthe 6:30 p.m. Somerset-SussexLegal Ser- townshipdepartmentofParksandRecreation,isopentothepublicfreeofcharge. Tile workshops,which are open to all Somerset Countyvices ..... at the Sissler Building, u Jl" 1am, Ig . 1enants, wl"11 pr o vl"d e tenants sue na mi’toI n "t~ree, t %merseto .... N" ___o|~rlnlll~ ...... nf’ wnm~n vnTers o.with the basics of Inn- .o oov.I I - # I lie-- .e An attorney will be on hand LegalServices, is avaitableby ~ ~ ’ " ~ tel I¢~jph,P,/,flll~¢ i,11/,~111~11/IIII/ j/qf11¢l~flrl~l to speak about howa tenant calling 545-6243any weekday ¯ at~l~g|~.~l~B~ s~v~m~J~ 1 imm~,,p~we ~i~ can: makesuro thathis/her between9a.m, andSp.m. ~ Digital ~ h The League of Womenitems to be added to the local organization which aims to ch rl;tmn~; concmrf Voters ~t Froakhn Township league’s program or to be promote pohtlca] respon- ~ ...... ’,rillhold its annual holiday recommended for con- sibility through informed and" [ 1 I _l IP ~L~ J__ !’.lL, etingall Tuesday,Dee. 20, sideration by leagues on a aetive participation of citizens scneauJea for aunoav : ~" ;H ~ pro. at the homeof Sondra national scale, in government. " Stllanl. 13 Neptune Court, The League of Women Forfurtherinformation, call Special instruments will be the flute. ~7...,. ~. ,S.mersct. Voters is a non-partisan 545.2999. played to dramatize the carols Interspersed with the carols All league members and at the Christmaseoneert to be will be verses of Scripture ,,~,~pc~,,vc presented by the Communityread by the Rev. Ralph mebers are IITe J 0 O - e,,couragcd lo attendthe N ew stopS igns poste d Baptist Church Choir on Orisko. YO ~") ~ t I- U/IIZ- etg-o festi,,ities. No,,’ memberswill Sunday,Dec. 18, at l0 a.m. at Directing the choir in both ~:~1/|’ 1~ ~,.,,,++;,~,,, ,.,n ,,:,,,,oared aa,hal,day ,ha ehurch,,,, DeMottLane. old and new European and refreshments will he served. along Pine GroveAve. Jeanne Snedeker will play Americancarols will be Mrs. ’ Donald W. Scott with Mrs" A, ,he meetingthe league Residents living in the Tbestopsignsweroinstalled lheautoharp;SosanFrisk,the oboeand Mrs. DonaldPruess, HaroldMunin, organist. ...ill reviewfile itemswhich immediatevicinity of Pine in responseto requestsfrom ,vs.,~~ ,, ,~v, ~vs,,.,4 V/’~| I/J? f==lt’11"~O h:,v,, beensuggesled for study Grove Avenue should be numerousresidents in the and nation by the national aware that new stop signs immediate locale, according [.,’a~t,e ,,t WomenVoters. havebeen erected at all in- to Philip Beacham.fifth ward VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS DOLL HOUSE givingone .~?cmhers may suggest new tersections along the road. councilman. ! Theintersections along Pine On displayuntil Dec.31 TheSpeidel Digital Watch Holiday bazaar and school play seen¯GraY¯ofseveralAVenue haveaccidentsbeen andthe For Sale: is anextra special gift. near missesover the past few Oollhouses g Accessories Becauseit’s not just a gift of p/annedfor KingstonSchool years, according to Mr. Woodeng Stuffed Toys time,it’s anelegant giftof Beaehem. The Kingston School P.T.O. World" will be presented by Stop signs nowexist at the Hand Crafted Gifts jewelrytoo. is I,dding a holiday bazaar the Kingslon Schoolchildren intersection of PineGrove and Severalstyles fromwhich h,dav I)eccmber15, from 9-It on Thursday,Dec. 22, at 12:45 the following streets: Kerri KLEIN KRAFT a.ln. aod 12:30-2:30p.m. as p.m. Every class will par- Court, DonaldAvenue. Marvin MarketSt.(justoffAmwellRd.) to select. . . all strikingly ~t.il as tonight from 7:30 to ticipate in the play portraying Avenue, Robbins Avenue, East Millstone handsome,classic designs. t~::hl p.m. Wed.- Fr[. |h30.$; Saf. 10-5 , customs of Hanukkah,Dewali, Rodney Avenue, Dayton All ilemstar sale are llano- the Chinese NewYear, and Avenue and Runyon Avenue. Th’eSpeidel Digital Watch. madesod range from 10 cents Christmas as celebrated in Isn’t it time youtook a look ~o$2. England, Germany, Holland, ... Sweden,Mexico, France and REAL ESTATE ~ at one? Italy. SHOPPING’S DREAMY "th,lidavs around Ihe ~ Beautifully designed r FTD LADLES DIGITAL WATCHES ,.,;..EA’,.AKZ ~u ¯ ~ Season’sGreeter’ i ~. Fresh, hot homemade ~ Bouquet ~ l,aves ofwhite bread willbe Eve~hingfor It on sale fromFriday, Dec.16 at Chrismmscandlelight, fresh ~::40 p.m. tltrough Satorday, TheMen & YoungMen flowers,festive greens in a Dec. 17 at 9 a.m. at the ~,,mer.e~Counly ~HCenter. OnYour Christmas List! .~e,,nli,,~hr,,.~,~l-o.r ® ~rD~ "qilltown Road. Bridgewater. Scason~Greeter Bouquet. ?dembersof the 4-tl Exchange One of manyunique gihs we. Associatin’s Big Bread Bake send utmostanywhere, the i will begin baking at 4 p.m. ,way. Makeyour selection i.’r day and mix doughand and ~c~us do Ihe rcsHTo hake bread for 16 straight ¯ Sweaters order,call or~ Large selection of hours. Profit from {he event comeira- ~,ill help defray the cost of the ¯ Shirts fine jewelry in all ,~roop’s upcomingtrip to Nova departmentsfor all Scotia and provide funds to Ties hosla group from Wisconsin your ChristmasShopping. ~ ha will vimt SomersetCounty this summer. ¯ Accessorl "We’reThe Store YouCan Believe In" ,/ getaround .., for you! r...,,~..,~.~]~ weho.eoB00K , ,.,..as JOErSGREENH01JSE&FL0WERSHOP ""°"~ ..... sl. manq for ~ 92Gladys Ave., Manville, N. J. on your Frank M. Gada, Ill 725-1262 £ sons, list 1 Somersete00~e& sea.Gift Shop THEHOLIDAYSARE ’i ALSO A TIME TO REMEMBER SOMERSETSHOPPING CENTER’ R.EMINGTON MAIL. ¯ ~,,rs " RT. 202.206 ITT. 202 ¯ c*,os BRIDGEg/ATI;R,N. J. 08807 . w,~,,. s, Cemetery Blankets, FLF-MINGTON,N. J, 08822 !~l 45 S. Main Street 201.526.0111 "* ~ Wreaths, Grave Sprays 201.782.1400 ’..... ==.,=ol Manville, N, J. OpenMon..S=t. 725-92a@ ~! ~ OpenMon..Sat.10.10 10-9:30 Sun.I1-$ town i orum ,I-A Thursday, December 15,1977

’ editorials NEW~I’F~N~: CASIMO CONTIP.~L.COA4/v~I~(>IONI CbtAll~/v~t~ :~oSEP~P. I.of~DIAND AI"T,{.6~N. ROSE,n" ~,/uZNtP Wi LL. A6K Crump’s.~ "r~E6’-rAqe. (You) Fo~ ATOTAL OF’4.9~tlt-t-lON Do~At::2..5-T’o ~, 911 -- This is an emergency D,v. Wh.’lt’s the bkr pr,,blem with Likewise, a person in ...... :,:: _F--. Rabbitdidn’t run ;, the pr,,~tratn outlined by Hillsborough in need of emergen- Freeholder Michael Cepnnls and cy aid should be able to pick up his pbone, dlal 911 and im- otbt,rs tn vstabfisb a conoty-wlde The Packet Group around" whenhe accidentally walked "t) l I’" emergency telephone mediately be connected to the into the girls’ looker roomwhile the systeln? Hillsborough PoliceDepartment The other day I was visiting a local cheerleaders were changinginto their ’ ~~i ~/~:~,j " by Stuart Crump Jr. because there were so many poop’e The q ll s.vstem has been in switchboard. high schooland happenedto stop in the outfits. Nobodybelieved him.) gym to watch the basketball team operati.n in bitz cities sucJl as Tile uhimaie solution is to As wewent through the drills and make the 911 emergency aid routines, weall did the best wecould New York for yours. Diuling I watchedthe superstars, the would- to impress the coachthat wewere hot .’qqlf" iu I:,nzhmd puts a caller number available to all callers be superstars, the hustlers the stuff. We also hoped that the in blstant c,mtat.t with Sentland across tile eomltry. slightly talented and the guys-who- cheerleaders, whowere holding their Yard. and has done sn for The precious moments wasted always-sit-on-the.benchin action, tryouts across the gym, would also Inside meflashed a twingeof painful noticeus. decades. looking np a police department ¯ deja vu. The first couple days of practice I A similar plan is long, Inug number ("Is Somerset in Somer- mansged to dopretty well for myset[’. overdueall ;u!rnssthis t!()t;lltry. ville, Franklin or Bound TIIERE WASA TIME in my life sinkingbaskets right andleft fromall i~@~~ workout. ’ An urlich, on tit(’ subject sub- Brook? .... Is Belle Mead in whenI yearnedto be a big basketball angles. It was fun and easy. milled t,) this oewspaper by Mr. Montgomery or Hi|lsborough?" star. I wastaller than almost everyone The assistant coach took particular, "Is Somerville in Manville, ’ ~ ~ ~~ ~(~’~ 5 notice of me, morethan oncepausing Cel)ouls apln,urs 01sev,’here on 7, played organized kid basketball for to watch me as I’d swish a 15-foot this pa~l,. ltillsborough or Somerville?" four years and was getting pretty good¯ jumper. ’l’lte artMe points out thal etc.. etc.I could and probably / for my age. ~~~ ~--~ ~~ ~’~/~~-~,~ j~, ~.,~__ ~/\/ e,se in my eighth grade class and I’d there are still a few difficuhies have resulted in a greater loss of I’d beenpracticing all summerlong, lIE PAIDME the ultimate com...... ~-’~: tossing the roundballinto the hoopout pliment whenhe came up to me right yet I. lw irmn,d .hi. life anti damage to property than ~KN ~-t- ~’~C f"t~ -/~" 3 ~~’~ l- is necessary in a computerized ¯ "..~ II~ ~!T~cA~INO#I;~~’.~.~_.,/- inthedriveway, afterl’dsunkanl8-footerandasked, None.f these difficohies al Whenthe day of basketball tryouts "What’d you say your namewas?" He to he insurmountable. age. arrived, I was ready. Morethan 100 wrote my namedown on the clipboard A person who needs directory ~,,z~.~ -%".~/ ’ ~~--.-, guys showedup, each hoping to win he wascarrying. Evenspelled it right. [ndded. it seems patently ab- assistance can pick the phone up one of the t2 spots 0n the eighth grade Ararity. surd that the ult)dern computers, anywhere in the cotmtry and dial team. It was easy to get lost in a mob "l’m in," I thought to mysclf. I whicll can do everytbing from 411. No prnblem at all. scene like that. (In fact, the class began calculating howgreat it would, clown, Don, tried to use the excuse be to have a squad of beautiful balance a cheekbnok to send a Likewise, it is possible to ob- that "he was lost and confused cheerleaders doing their razzamatazz nmnned roeketship In tile moon tain emergency and other in- for meas I sunkthe last-scoond game- and hack. cannot be hooked into formation by dialing winning basket from midcourt. Ef- lilt’ telephone wlrcs somewhere "’Operator." fortlessly, of course. "Guess I was just lucky," I ahmg the llne and route emergen- Bnt operators handle all sorts imaginedmyself saying as I explained cy culls diah!d over tile ql I num- Congressnears actiononPine Barrensbill of other calls too, not just howI managedto score 36 points to ’ ber to the appropriate police emerttencies. upset anarch rival in a close 48-46 by David F. Moore Protecti’on for the Pine Barrens is vulnerability to puliution, that water standing natural areas. Outright land deitartment. A special, easily remembered essential because it makes up the might just as well he a lake. Any acquisition would be kept to a victory. In otlu’r words, a caller in biggest patch of wilderness or semi- pollution from humeri or industrial Daydreaming is fatal to con- aod widely publicized emergen- Actionin both housesof Congressto minimumand existing agricultural centration. Frunklin should find hls call im- cy-only mlmher snch as 911 wilderness in the crowdednortheast, sources win soak into the sandysoil of pursuits like blueberry and cranberry- protect the Pine Barrens of New thc Pble Barrcns just as fast as the Outof the corner of myeye I noticed, mediately shifted, by computer. sllouhlbelmplementedim- Jersey is gaining momentum,with a with all that implies for agriculture, growing would be maintained. outdoor recreation, scientific interest rain and, as with a lake, will mix Moneywould be provided to com- that the assistant coachwas talking to to tilt’ Franklin TownshipPolice. mediately everywhere in tile total of three bills up for con- the coach. I could read his lips as he sideration. The unique wildland of and air quality. Ihroughoutthe region. That water has pensate landownersfor relinquishing A Manville caller should find United States. to hc kept clean for all of us water- said, "Watch this guy Crump." The nearly a million acres in America’s developmentrights and for the right of coach turned towardme. If he’d been Ills q i I cub going directly to the How about it, Ma Bell? most densely populated state surely BUT THERE’SA more hard-nosed drinking types. public access. Paymentswould go to reason.Itis water, something which is NcwJersey, through the Depart- a tv cameraa red light on his heakl Manvilh, I’.lice. Give it a trial tm the dial. needs every kind of protection it can" local governmentsin lieu of taxes. would have comeon. gettingharder to findin adequate ment of EnvironmentalProtection, is A bill by Rep. James Florio and gct, andone hopes the federal kind formulating water quality standards another re.sponsored by Rep. Edwin Out of the corner of my other eye I wouldbe most effective. quantity and quality in NewJersey. noticed that the cheerleaders had NewJersey’s population density, Becausethe Pine Barrens lies oo top for much of the Pine Barrens, which ’ Forsythe and William Hughes would of a sandy kind of subsurface struc- are scheduled for adoption by the cud pausedin their tryouts and they were and its pressure for development,are also utilize all levels of governmentto all lookiog in my general direction. Don’t throwout the baby basically whythe Pine Barrens is ture, 9Opercent of the rainfall there of 1977. BurlingtonCounty voters have aehicve the same ends. Mr. Florio’s The gym suddenly seemed very soaks in. It is estimated that more jusl approved a Sl-million bill would provide $50-million for endangered. Any open space is a quiet. with boardinghouse bath potential target for the subdivider in than 17 trillion gallons of waterreside bond issue so that county acquisition of 50,000acres for a Pine this state we’re in. Andplenty of king- just belowthe surface. That’s equal to can buy up protective easements Barrens National Ecological Reserve, CONFIDENTLYI picked up the sized development schemes are a 2,000-square-milelake, 37 feet deep. for key Pinelands parcels plus management costs and tax llcllind tlu’ fnr, r n,.’er board- reasnnably priced place in which basketballand fired off a 10-footer. It waiting to erupt in the Pine Barrens. But from the standpoint of within its boundaries. compensation. hit the rim and cameback to me. Just ing Immes and evils committed to live and sympathetic house The New Jersey Conservation warmingup, I thought to myself. npon tbe ehh’rly and former meu- mates. Foundation, of which I am executive TIlE FI)ttSYTIIE-ItUGIIES bill I movedout and shot a 12-footer. It director, und The Nature Con. wouldprovide nearly direct federal- missed entirely. The ball struck the la] potients, lies an oft-ignored There is an adage warning scrvancy, a national group, are local control over planning and fact : ~,X’here ,Ise can these people wall and bounced back toward me. against dumping tile baby out raising moneyto buy unique or par- management at the expense of Panic beganto set in. I retrieved it, witil the bath water, and the 911 emergencyplan ticularly fragile sections. regional or state agencies, and would dribbled furiously out near the top of Certainly there should be stall- noises being sonnded across the Butthe big action, in termsof scope have the federal government buy up the key, spun around and fired off a durds and" they shmdd be en- and speed, should come from 50,000acres for a Pinelands National one-hander. I’d been practicing tha~ state certainly raise such fears. Washington. Wildlife Refuge. fnrct,d. No one wunts these un- Sell. Angelo "Errichetti of Cam- runninginto snarls All three bills have goodpoints. I shot all summer,and seldom missed fnrtnnate in,oph , forced to live it. den hit the problem squarely NEW,IEItSEY’S senators Clifford hope the best ones are retained in It hit the backboardand just nicked out tllelr years in insect-infested, P. Case and tlarrison A. WilliamsJr. whatever legislation emergesfrom a the edge of the rim. when he commented this week, The establishment of a county-wide squads must be preserved" since joint House and Senate committee. run-down, fire-prnne tenements. haveco-sponsored a bill to establish a In one last desperate effort 1 "fnrmer mental patients are 911 Emergency Phone Number, homerole is violated under a county "National ReservesSystem" which But first, I hope they pass in both And eertainl.~ also. the major proposed by Somerset County 911. Hesaid the countywill continueto grabbed the ball and drove in for an being dumped in Camden wouldbegin with the Pine Barrens. It houses. easy layup. Theball rolled aroundthe chics -- Cannh,n. Newark, Tren- because zoning laws in other Freeholder Michael Ceponis, "is research 911 for other solutions and would have federal, state and local [The author is a spokesmanfor the confronting serious obstacles," ae- possible outside funds. rim and fell to the side. I.n -- shnuhl m)t be a dmnping cmunnmities won’t permit them levels of government,plus the private NewJersey Conservation Foundation The coach turned away. The cording to a recent report. sector, cooperate in protecting out. based in Morristown.I dace f.r all Ihe state’s uo- to do tile same thine there." Mr.Ceponis, who is chairmanof the cheerleaders started shouting, "Go fortnnales. cunty courts and criminal justice team go" again. The general noise But manyof those ",’,’11(i are the Statewidelegislationis level of the gymp!cked up once more., ’e’~rmitmietta~e’p:nC~:~Cs’~ thbatv:e~eretJ Deckthehalls, but with care Mybasketball career was suddenly" most incensed aimnt the situatitm neeessa D’ tn set minlnnlm stan- dards for the operation of such discussed with telephone officials on over. are heimz swept np by their A couple weeks later I took up boarding homes. But such the possibility of 911 for Somerset nloralislie fever. Too nlany eonl- County. photography.It’s beendownhill ever nltmitles in the last few yours legislation must consider only Earlier predictions on 911 centered since. heahh and safety. The rest Tbe New Jersey State Safety have s.dved this problem by sim- on the issues of economicsand related Councilissued a holiday reminderthis ply imsslug ordinances making should be up to the emtrts. maintenanceand personnelex- weekthat not all the tragic accidents penditures.County officials expected of the Christmasseason take place on t]n, nlleratinn ,)f boarding houses Jlff, t as court decisions have onlymajor problems inthe final price s~ (inunclully (q~pi’essive that tile the highways. The council pointed to forced many exclusive tagand yearly cost and they counted the careless use of holiday decorations I hc franklin NI W%R[ CORD nwners have siml)ly evicted tbeir munlcipalities to open their on minorobstacles with the large as the culprit in the morethan 1,000 pricetag and yearly cost and they Imlanls and t’nnvorted tt3 apart- do~rs to middle and low-income Christmastree fires reported annually ServtngFeanklln Township countedon minorobstacles with the throughoutthe nation. Inenls. hnnsing, so should tile courts largenumber of phoneexchanges and There is a need hlr bnardhlg Safety authorities agree that the Publishedevary Thursdayat require each mnnicipality to ac- twophone companies inthe county, he numberand severity of the holiday 300 Wilh~rspoonSt. Inmn,s..Many elderly pcople with cept its fair sllare of unfortunates said. fires could be reducedif a few simple Prtnceten.N.J. 08S40 n. fiunilies fiud in tile boarding who can afford no more than a After two monthsof research, precautions were observed in the by ThePrinceton Pocket. Inc. however,officials see other com- hnnn, a haven till’)’ can afh)rd bedroom in a boarding house. selection and erection of the plexities which mayblock 911 from traditional Christmastree. Local offlco: 240South Main St., Manville :nul with it the company of Zoning laws were intended to becomingestablished in Somerset N.J. 0es3S. To minimizepotential dangers, the Telephone~20 t .72S.3300. people in the same circnrnstance. provide for sensible development County.Mr. Ceponiswho initiated the Councilsuggests: This eannnt bc all wrong. For- study, stated that "911 is in limbo." of communities and safeguard a 1. Be sure to get a tree that is as Mailing oddress: P.O, 6ox 5, Mlddlebush nler nn,ntu[ patients nov,’ being per.~m’s right to be secure from The following significant problems fresh as possible, N.J. 0g~T3, exist: releasell nnder nov,’ gnldellnes violations of his neighborhood. -Costs of over half a million dollars 2. If the tree must be stored before Steve Geodman...... ManagtngEdito which forbid the retention of They were not intended to permit per year plus employment of 16 setting it up, keepit outdoors, L~e Schmtnberg~r... Adverttstns Manage snell *co lle sinlplv becausethey a community to turn its back on operators to adequately handle the Alite Leeh...... Offlea M~nage system at all times. The prejeeled 3. To keep it fresh for good ap- have n. Imnn,,. a[sn (urn find a its moral responsibilities. pearance and minimumfire hazard, numberof lines and switchboardcut the butt enddiagonally one or two Subtcttptlonr~tes; $4.S0I~t yeor {$9 o~t O’ positions is based upon handling state). Twoyears $8. Three yoors $10 nearly 2,000calls daily. inches abovethe original cut andplace Newsnandprice 15 con1=ser copy, in a sturdy holder with a wide base. -The overlapping0f central offices in SomersetCounty and their districts 4, Fill the holder with water until Secondclat= postagepaid ot Manville, N.J with county boundaries, This the cut line is covered and keep the 06853. overlapping would cause some waterat this level while the tree is in THEPRINCETON PACKET, INC, emergency 911 calls outside of use. . t Publisher letter policy Somerset County to be answered by Tetephono: 6e9.924,3244¯ county emergencysquads. S. Set the tree up a good distance from any heat source. Don’t rely on All readers are encouragedto write letters -In order for 911to be establishedin Centrol oftlce, productionplant andco¢, SomersetCounty, all bordering any do-it-yourself external porate heodquorter~s, 30UWUhetspoan $I., to the editor. Letters mustbe signedand flameproofing treatments since they include the writer’s address. It is our policy countiesmust pledge by a signed Prlncelan,N,J. ogs4g, documentnever to install a 911 system are virtually impossible to apply to print the nameand address of the signer, correctlyathome. hut names maybe withheld from print in in theirnwn county. Morris, Hun- Moryk, KllgoteOetlm=n . ¯ 6~o~dCh~t~m=e terdon,Middlesex, Union and Mercer EdwordP, Burke.... Editor& General Mgr, certain circumstances upon reqaest of the 6.Don’t overload extension cords. RobertP. Kul[y...... ExecutiveEdltm writer and approval by the editor. We countiesmust initiate such documents Don’tput morethan three sets of before911 Is broughttn Somerset. Rc, bortHulehlnton .. ¯ ProductionM~n=ge~ reservethe right to edit letters for length;250 lightson any extension cord. Keep the RoslynOenord ..... AdvertisingOirector | words is the preferred maximum.Every Accordingto Mr. Ceponis, this is the connectionjoints away from the water mostdifficult problem, portlcularly BumlnessMunuget ~ett~ in need taste cot~eerning a locally supplyof a live tree. Wtttt=rnSennln ..... Ctrtut=flonMonagel pertinent matter will be published sinceHunterdon County already has a systemand MiddlesexCounty is 7.Finally, thoughit mayprovide a reviewing the same, sense of nostalgia, never use wax Freeholder Ceponis also added that candles on or near a tree. This is a "individuality of local emergency very serious fire hazard.

it t 4 Thursday,December 15, 1977 Ihe Franklin NEWSRECORD letters to the editor | I |-" Throckmorton_, timereasonfor there one justman isn’ttoharv.t enougbgr.teomestousallbutnotindcees enough forthe ~-,cre competencc~ntil he wewas arecorrected in trouble.Mr ..,o1~ datb~ sane morethan climatic conditions beanfarmer. Morgenbergerwas about to | I.’,eadsfor will allow. Let’s get smart before it’s ask the board to approve a ~formeam~lwomea You, the taxpayer, will Be too late and correct the most subdivisianforEastonFarms. i farm policies asked to underwrite this loss misunderi~tood phenominain Theresolution sited the neigh- because of "emergency" Americatoday - our declining borhoodas R40 instead of R20 i To lbe Editor: weather conditions. agriculatural picture, and the resolution included a The fewer farmers our number of unreasonable """--....,~.,...~. ~~,~ ~ recuperatingAs a small from voice the majorjust society can produce and the VerdiThrockmortonconditions that the board had operation of having my farm greater the acreage of each North Brunswickdecided to drop in committee. e 5 ~o. Bridge ~t.. ~omerville, NJ. | cut out of me, allow me a few farm the greater the number (formerly of Griggstown) Despite Ihe absence of Ms. 526-! 626%’" ,I.iJ~ l,-S:.~o~ -" lines. of "emergencies"we will face Kiss, incompetence seems to Thur,.& I"rL ’ill 9 I U.S. farming cannot in the future. Kissdismissal be alive andwell and living on ¯ Princeton North i recuperate from its problems Is there an answer?Cer- the Morgenberger planning ihrough higher subsidies. The tainly. board. Shopping Center ! problemlies within the basic More 1tO-acre farms and reasonto fire What arc the real reasons Rt. 206, Montgomery’,N.J. i structure of American far- more 110-acre farmers will for firing MiriamKiss? ill,on l)ail) Ill-’t: ~al.18-6: .~un. 12.5 w ming and the direction of nicely settle the entire matter. planningboard Was she too vocal in her In~m~ul~m~eNeuumeNeeHelmeMInl~ misunderstanding public has Less 900-acre bean farmers To the Editor: opposition whenthe board was allowedit to grow. and more 50-acre bean far- willing to rubber stamp in- Abasic tenent of life is that mers will guarantee "T-shirt" Planning in Franklin dustrial site plans that were the bigger a thing gets the harvests, morebeans and less Townshipis in serious trouble. under construction before the Imoreinefficient it becomes,frozen fingers. In less than two years board saw the plans? peasant dreamsby whether this the dinosaur or Can the 110-aerc farm make Franklin has disposedof two Did she protest too loudly butterfly creations the federal bureaucracy, or a living? planners. Joe Higgins, a whena developer bulldozed the American farm, the law No, he can’t, and here lies young, competent planner, vegetation that was supposed to wearoff the holds. the crux of the matter. was driven out of his job to be saved? shoulder or on -- Bigness means managers. He can make more money thanks to harassmentfrom the Or was Miriam Kiss fired Managers mean passing the percentage-wise than his big Franklin Township Council. because she is a woman? at homeor out! In a buck. Passing the buck adds brother. Perhpas he will out The same council who During the Dec. 7 meeting up 1o bottlenecks and inef- produce big brother two to badgered him about a $100 Mr. Morgenberger addressed blue or greenprint ficiency. one, but he still won’t makea graphics/printing bill for a all womenas "girls." "The on Avril, Thefall crops from my llO- living. tree plan for HamiltonStreet tittle girl in the bluesweater -. acre farm were harvested and The answer to this problem has nowapproved $14,000 for a you mayspeak next." rayon/polyester, stored before the first of is purely one of economic professional firm Ihat will Could it be that the p-s-m, 24.00. November.Most of the har- agricultural education. Un- provide the same recom- Morgcnbergerplanning board vesting was done in what I’ve derwrite the family farmer mendations as the Hiteshew sees IVliriamKiss as a naughty always termed "T-shirt throughintelligent legislation; Report: little girl who should be weather." through land reform and the I. High density middleclass punished? Beautiful days aa an open reader will sudden/y break housingis essential to support Joe Higgins and Miriam tractor without air con- into "T-shirt weather" so far Hamilton Street businesses. Kiss are probably sad chap- ditioning, radio or heater. as his federal, state andlocal 2. Businesses aa Hamilton ters in Franklin’s story of Why?Because I didn’t have taxesare concerned. Street shouldbe organizedinto "How Not to Plan for 47 more harvest than I as an Costs will be the same or commercial nodes. Square Miles." Wise MoO~;ive G¢ld individual could handle. perhapshigher initially, but in 3. The area needs a major Whois next for the planners Could I have harvested the longrun the quality of life, physicalface lifting. chair ... some mechanical V(,rv wi~emen give go)dchains twice as much in the same diminishing of welfare and the wimp whowill jerk whenthe from La~:ake. Fromthe thinnest shimmer 4. Visible police protection weather? horrible gluts I foresee in is essential. planning board yanks the to ¢,Jde links or ropes, wehave her chain. Yes, because there was further underwriting the Maybeif the council pays for strings? Prices beginat $30. adequate time for me to clumsy agri-businesa-tax a plan, they will see that it is Isn’t there some waywe can handle what a one-man writing off gypsy-farmerwill implemented. Help for fire the Morgenbergerplan. operation could harvest. becomelesser and least. HamiltonSt. is long over due. ning board? Ten or 20 times as much? Continue the path presently Nowwe have lost Miriam No, and for a very good followed, or worse still, the Kiss. Ms. Kiss is also a Bruce Hamilton reason - that’s morethan one path proscribed through the competent planner and she Somerset farmer can handle. possible farmers strike, and has demonstrated a strong Cropswill rat in the fields in weface andthe end result will ESTABLISHED 1877 concern for Franklin’s en- NewJersey this year, no be higherprices with less and vironment. Councilmust 7-)4 NassauStreet ¯ Princeton ¯ 60q-q24-i)b2,1- matter how big or how ex- less productivity. The Morgenbergerplanning ~ensive the harvesting Democracyis for the many, board has attacked her for keep informed machinery, for the simple not the few. "T-shirt weather" incompetence. The irony of To the Editor: Mr. Morgcnberger’s ac- cusations is beyond belief. Reports of recent Franklin What are Robert Morgen- Township Council meetings berger’s credentials as a suggest that the council is not planner? doing its job with respect to If the Dec. 7 meeting is an THE example of Morgenberger (Continued on page6) ON] WAY

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BICYCLECENTER (Continuedfrom page5) good faith in these whetherthere wereonly three Sunday, Dec. 4, at the Began rejected by the police officers. Hills" and in discussion with contract negotiationswith the negotiations, andwhether his officersondutylast Halloween Meadows. Brinksmanshipmay have its police personnel, I am told Experiencedlack policeforce. proposalsrepresent a proper night. The responsefrom the entire pLace in private industry they can not cover the vast Thecouncil is ultimately balancebetween security in I call on the council to in- communityto preserve this negotiations wherethe public area of our township with the of protection responsible,to the voters, for the townshipand expenditure form themselvesfully as to the historic homeand convert it FRANCHISEDDEALER welfare is not affected. understaffed department now To The Editor: the level of policeprotection in o[tax monies, present situation of the into a living museumis truly However,it has no place in the in force. the township¯It is the council’s This is not a situationwhere townshippolice, to compelthe gratifying, public sphere, especially We appeal to our township We almost left Franklin SALESSEV,CE responsibility to remainfully tile job of the employer’s managerto keep them fully In particular we wish to where essential services are management to view our Townshiplast year. informedas to the state of negotiatoris simplyto extract informed on the progress of publicly thank the membersof involved. ,needs and to consider the Our homeand car had been negotiations. the lowest possible contract negotiations, and to recom- our newly formed hostess Bethparties to this contract importance of an upgraded ~ 14JOHNST. ~J broken into and our right to Without involving them- whieh employeswlll, however mend to the manager the committee. They gave so dispute are urged to go backto police force. privacy violated, Angry we, selvesdirectly in the detailsof grudgingly, accept, outlines of a proposal which generously of their time, the table and bargain were and angrier still at the negotiations, council should The council must judge will result in a satisfactory talent, oliholiins and other aggressively andfairly in good JohnV. Raynerlack of police support. exercisetheir judgmentas 4o whether the lower level of agreement by Dec. 31 and goodies to makethe event a faith. MarcyStreet "They"had tot us down. whether the manager is security resulting from the achieve a level of pollee great success. The public’s sense of DELUXE EXERCISER Somerset So typical a reaction! They ~k"~-.~ ~k~/"~i proceedingreasonably and in consequent undermannedand protection comparableto that protection and security is at letus down? Ilardly! underpaid police force is in neighboring eommunities. Margaret Maccini stake[ Standsbehind Ourtownship is goingto be worth the saving in tax Pat Walthier bursting with newresidents in ¯ dollars, and if not recommend TheodoreChase, Jr, Co-chairmen DennisAuciello PBA100 percenta very short time. Witbthat i~ to the manager a more Old GeorgetownRnad DemocraticMunicipal ToThe Editor: mind, let us be awarethat our generousoffer¯ Chairman force is dwindling simply, In order to make this Bogan Dem. chairman thanks I am a concerned citizen because wetake so little in- LIPPINCOTT,KRIEGEL &AZAREN judgment, they must be fully Important to terest in their welfare. informed as to the present To the editor: urges bargaining whostands behind the P.B.A. Stop thinking about our Attorneys at Law situation¯ They should know. t00 per cent. To the editor: upgrade force I havelived in the township police force as inept. Under for instance, whetherpolice Wewould like to thank"The continued reduced conditions officers are paid less than Franklin News-Record"for To The Editor: for 18 years. Thepeople of this they cannot effectively protect some secretaries in the Ihe excellent coverageof the There is nothing more im- township don’t know how WilburS. Lippineott Building 0 portant to the well-being of a our township. municipal building, and Feast of St. Nicholas held I have been a resident of lucky they are to have such Wcfound out firsthand. JosephL. Kriegcl ResearchPark community than a sense of Franklin Townshipsince 1963 great menworking for them. Judith LeeAzaren Route 206 ¯:. +÷ .:. +.F + .t. + .:..:. ,:- .:. ++ ÷ .:. ¢.¢..:. :. ~..:.÷ .1- .:- -:. ~ + .:. +.:. + .:..,~ + .:, .:.-.’.¢.-:. .{. protection and security. The and I am vitally concerned The police work for you 24 Princeton,New Jersey fimnicipel police department nver the problems that exist hours a day and nowit’s our Jennifer and Robert Bcidlee (609) 924-7302 .." ALL 5oinks’ * is responsible for providing betweenthe township council turn to work for them. They Somerset .:. the community with much of and membersof the Franklin have to live; they have Citizens’ turn In accordancewith the recent U.S. SupremeCourt ruling promotingthe disclosure .:.-.’- Episcopo[ Ch u~cb ...,"that sense of protection and TownshipPolice Department, families wholike to eat too! of relevant informationregarding the selectionof an attorney,we provide the + & security. With the rapidly increasing i was at both council followinglist of feesfor routineservices: ¯:- ~ .:. Morale is an importan’t numbers in every crime meetingsand didn’t likewhat I to respond aspect of any job. When statistic, I feel it is time the heard. I myself, amvery upset $600. plus costs of approx.$125. BLESSINGOF THE CRECHE q.:i: To The Editor: UncontestedDivorce ...... ¯:i::. .:. morale becomesa problem on council beginsto take action in with the council, andas far as Simple Residential Real ¯~. g. a police force, the communitya high priority need, the manageris concerned, he q. .:. I agree with Mr. King’s Estate Transactions at large is bound to feel This is no time to have an disgusts me. complimentlast week to th~ Buyer...... 250. ($27s with bond & mortgage) +’:" Sunday, December 18 at 4-:00 pm .’::: negative effects. under-staffed, under-paid and From what I heard at the q. ... Franklin Townshippolice for Seller...... 200. includingdeed & Affidavit Theapparent breakdown in unhappy police department, meetings and what I read in their restraint in their efforts Deedand Affidavit ...... 50. -:- A Christmas Service for young Children negotiationsbetween the I amunhappy with rising tax the papers the next day, he ÷ "~.;. to secure a contract. Bondand Mortgage ...... 75. townshipand the police costs, just like any other doesn’t’even knowwhat he is Thesemen are professionals ¯ ReciprocalSimple Wills ...... 50. + and Their Families. "? departmenthas apparentlyresident, but if they must talking about. Rowcan we let .:. :~ him help run this town? Let in their field and are at- Uncontested Personal ,~. g. caused a moraleproblem come, I feel they must be tempting Io conduct their Bankruptcy...... 300. N,, SaD.costs ÷ + withinthe department which applied to improve and in- the people beware! contract efforts in a dignified initialConsultation ...... 15,first half hour (credited "~ .I. threatenstoadversely affect crease police protection. So, peopleof Franklin, let us manner. towardstotal bill) + All Saints’ Road. Princeton ..~ the community’s sense of There should be increased rally around our boys and not Yet this township seems to ÷ protection and security. The communication between let them down. Weneed them ÷ as muchas they nowneed us. be denying these men and Hours: 9 - 5 Monday through Friday ¯ .I:specifics on the negotiationsis township managementand the womena dignified standard of ÷ ., q¢ apparently knownonly to the Eveningsand Saturday mornings by appointment only. ¯ :":"÷ "I" *"l’.:" ":, 4":..~’~..:. q..;. ¢. "t. ÷,:.":- ¢ .F .:- ,:. ~ ÷÷ + ÷# 6 #@ ÷ +÷÷ ~ @ ÷ ~ P.B.A. to discuss and meet the living. respective negotiating teams. needs of our communitywith Namewithheld Perhaps, legally, the coune,il However, the press has relationship to police upon request cannot intervene in the reported that the last offer protection¯ negotiations. But Mr. Gerken whichthe township has pat on We personally live in a Nancy Henry is representingthe township. the table is a continuation of section of the townshipthat is tic is employedby the council the contract last accepted, constantly referred to as the correctsfig ure v;ho in turn represents the That offer has obviously been "forgotten sector in Somerset To the editor: people -- the voters and taxpayers -- of this township. I wish to correct an error The voice of the people must" The law offices of which appeared in my latest be heard in support of our letter to the editor IDec. 1 police. Perhaps the voice of Weiss, Ehrlich, Goorno & Esposito issuel, the people will be heard and Under the two year understood by the ad- leadership of Democratic ministration. are pleased fo announce Municipal Chairman, Dennis Whyshould weget involved?’ Auciello, an outstanding Let me ask if you’ve ever the opening of their Somerville office campaigndebt of $3,000 has needed the police? Did a been erased and a $1,000 professional respondor did an surplus garneredin its stead. "t could care less" individhal located at The previous letter in. in a uniform show up? correctly stated the debt to Wasthe response prompt or 281 East Main Street havestood at $300. was it slowbecause the officer was too spread out as he was Somerville NancyHenry only one of four officers on 725-1338 Councihvoman duty that shift -- oneof four expectedto professionally and" adequately protect 48 square In addition to their office located at miles of township? BROWSE THROUGH 45 So. Main St., Manville Let’s support these menand OUR EASY TO READ womenof tile Franklin CLASSIFIED PAGES Townshippolice force. They respond whenwe need them. Nowit’s mtr turn to respond. Charles N. Fox Drake Road Somerset

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SENIORSCAN SAVE l0 PERCENT Senior citizens are now eligible for a special discount on all food items at all area Arthur Treaeher’s Fish & Chips restaurants. Treacber’s is making available a 10, percentdiscount to citizens aged60 or over when they join theArthur Treacher’s Thrifty SixtyClub, Membership is free.Information and ap- i/licationscanbe obtained at L e’d behappy allarea Arthur Treacher’s. i i to putup with your company ! WE’LL FIX YOUR | ¯ .~\1/ F~VORITE| In-laws, kids, maiden aunts and long-lost college roommates, we can fit them in at our place, ou: the corner.., across the state if yours is filled to overflowing. It’s a goodidea, really. You can enjoy their company, and vice versa, JohnDavid Ltd.i with a minimumof wear, tear and irritation. TO~A~ONIST t Mont&ometyShooo,ng Center The Nassau Inn -The place to be. R!206 Roch H,II FEDERAL SAVINGS t609)924 8866 QuaWe,B.dge Vail Hillsborough: 108 Amwell Rood (Belle Mead) La,,.encev~lIe Other Offices in: Monmouth,Morris, Oceanand UnionCounries On PalmerSquare ¯ Princeton, N.J, ¯ 809-~1-750@ t609)/99 8231 ’l~ur~,y,D~m~ 1S, t977 ! hc FranklinNEWSRECORD ’Ambasadors’to disseminate Studentsto perform " schoolbudget facts andfigures holiday music program

The Sampson G. Smith Band1], under the direction Franklin Township’s Board of terms," board president Harry "Thisyearpeoplewanttoknowhow Intermediate School (SGSI of Irving Bolden, and sup- Education members are making VanHoutensaid. much we are spending and what we will present "Holiday Con- ple~nented by beginning in- themselvea availableforschedulingof He requested the board "express are getting for that money," Mr. certs," a program of choral strumental music students, small, informal get.togethers to an- thatlevelof trust that board memners VanHoutensaid. and orchestral selections will conclude the per- swer questions and provide detailed won’ttake advantage"of the potential Uponreceiving the requested ex- celebrating the holiday formance. They will play a , information on the proposed 1978-79 for gaining personal voter support pression of trust from board mere- season, tonight, Thursday, variety of selections lncludng school budget, while officially speakingabout budget bers, the board president announced Dec. 15 at 7:30 p.m. and also "Songs of Chanukah" and Theboard dtseussnd the idea among figures, at the board’s regular meeting Thursday,Dec. 22, atSp.m,in "Christmas Fantasy." themselves in conference session "Itisalwaysgoodtohavemore than Monday,Dec. 12, "Whatrm soliciting the school auditorium. "Percussion Ensembles"will Thursday, Dec. 8. one person attend each gathering," . tonight fromyou are your requests for The lO0-memberSGSchorus be performedby various drum "I wouldreally like to feel free to board memberSondra Sulam said. anyoneon this board to sit downand will staff the evening with classes. announce to the community the NaomiNierenberg proposed for- talk aboutthe budget." seasonalselections performed Thursday,Dec. 22, at 8 p.m. availabgityof b0ardmembers so that mu,atingthe t0 most-asksdquestioas "Each board memberbecornes an in three-part harmony.They Baedl,Band lII andthe guitar " day time or evening arrangements and writing a fact booklet to handle ambassador for the board," Mr. will also sing "Three classes will present their ~_~~ ¢i,,F ~~g~~-- --, CoVer’I can be madeto cometo explain the the answers. VanHoutenemphasized. Hungarian Folk Songs" by holiday concert under the.I ~~- ---,---,-,,- , ,~~Lu’t*ensl under|hedge|ionof Mary Highlightswillinelude"Green Throc k morton will plea d not gu ilty AonBogar,has performnd in Sleeves"performed by the Sun la s’~S schools.ontbesameprogram,thebyBandl;andaeombiHallelujah Chorus"performed d OOt in municip aI court this morning stringensemb]e,consistingof perf0rmancebyBandsland FormerGriggstown farmer Verdi Mr. Tbrockmorton says be will equipment[ram his farm went up music. ~J::: rhrockmorton, whonow lives in North present letters from a veterinarian for sale on Wednesdayin Flemington. Franklin High School,will ~ a I ~M~m~i Bruusw[ck,Jnteeds to plead not gtlilty whichindicate that one of the animals Rroeeedsfrom that sale and from playseloctions appropriate to whenhe appears in Franklin Town- wassuffering from LaminJtisand the the sale of the other animalswhich he the season. Featuredstring s op ship MunicipalCourt this morningon other from age and wornteeth. The left behindwhen he wasevicted from soloist, Jay Tandon, will play ...... I ’ (liBO chargesthatbe"needlessly"ki)ledhis veterinarian advised him that the the farm will be usedto satisfy an "My Favorite Things." The ¢=u~m=ut:~ ~ I~-- ~’~’°"~"~""~¢~’" two horses, animalsshould be put to sleep. $11,000 federal FarmersHome Ad- string ensembleis under the FORAPHOTO? k "for Skiing 8¢ Tennis Mr. Throckmorton shot the two Meanwhile, the remainder of the. ministration loan. direction of Herbert Benge. CALLUSNOW. ¯ ...... horses on Nov. 20, one day before he "was evicted from land on Butler Road he had farmed for 18 years. Schoolboard sets hearing; Hesaid that the horses wereold and sick and that they wouldbe unable to survive if newoweersattempted to take candidate petition deadline care of them. The Franklin Township Board of will elect five school beard members, Township animal control officer Education, at its regular meeting as well as vote on the proposedbudget. Harold Weberissued a warrant to Mr. Monday,Dec. 12, passed resolutions Threefull-term seats on the board, Throckmorton on Nov. 22, charging setting dates for a public hearing on of three year term duration, will be him with needlessly destroying the the proposed1978-79 school budgetand open. School board president, Harry animals. for for the annual school election. VanHouten, Margaret Scherbina and Mr. Thronkmortonspent the night of A public hearing on the proposed NaomiNierenberg currently occupy Nov. 22 in SomersetCounty Jail prior budgetwill be held Monday,Jan. 23, at those positions. to his release on bail on the warrant. 8 p.m. at the SampsonG. Smith In- In addition, two one-year, unexpired Hefaees a possible $250fine and/or termediate School. seats, will be up for grabs. Bruce six monthsin jail on each of two counts The public is encouragedto attend Davidsonand Albert Censor currently -- one for each animal. and to provide input to the board sit on the board in those plaees. ’* His appearancebefore the township regardingpriorities they shouldutilize Township residents interested in court is set for 9:30 a.m. today, in makingcuts that maybe required to running for school board seats may Thursday, Dec. IS, in the Franklin align the budget with the state man. pick up the necessary materials at the Township Municipal Building, on dated spending cap. school board office in Middlebush.The DeMott Lane off Amwell Road in The annual election is scheduledfor filing deadliee for completedpetitions Middlebush. Tuesday, Feb. 14. Township voters is Jan. 5. Musicaltribute to be broadcastSaturday FreshGay’t: Insp. Miriam LynnNelson, flutist, EIdin Burton. of 8 DrakeRd., Somerset.will MissNelson is a 1977Dean’s perform a membrial recital List graduate of Douglass WholeFrying a, 191 ~edicated to John Wummer, College, Rutgers University. formersolo flutist of the New She currently studies with i ~ /r Holldayarrangementssent York Philharmonic. Her JamesC. Scott, professor of tribute will be broadcast on music at Douglass, and with ~alull,noof . Saason’~ WNYC-FMradio, 93.9, on MurrayPant|z, solo flutist of v I Bouquet Saturday, Dee. 17, at 10:30 the Philadelphia Orchestra l~~ ~! I Wreath, unlcKens a.m. and professor of flute at the i ChrzSUU~’" ¯ GroveBlankets I , c In 1942, Mr. Wummer Curtis Institute and Temple Cbrl,fma,O ..... fl’"$ ’ R°pl"S J~’~ I Quarteredor Split ~.45 I o,,s.ot ¯Poinsettia| . .~¢.~, l becamethe first flutist of the University where she is [ foryourh.... N.Y. Philharmonic, a position pursuing her Master’s degree. he held until his retirement in She has also been coached 1965. hy composer/pianist Eldin [ThcYlowerlmdg The programwill consist of Burton and flutist John of~,b=o.gh ~’~ [ works by Ernest Bloch and Wummer. I l gI4-399P, OP~’TtLSPU Z~aVs/~wee~ [ nl~rg~ PLAZA254 Route 206 South, Hillsborough, N.j. I FEELING LOAN-LY?

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SolesEffective: Dec. 14 - Dec.20 MANVILLE:Rustic Mall FINDERNE:A&P Center KINGSTON:Kingston Mall, Route 27 i Thursday,December 15, 1977 J hi’ franklin NEWSRECORD Three newtenants join " SomersetValley group Threecompanies wRn occupy 9,(X)0 squarefeet in the computerizedphototypeset- national and international DrewBuilding on Elizabeth ling equipmentand process marketsare in the processof Avenue.Customers service, camerasystems and a British movinginto newquarters at accounting and clerical firm, a division of Vickers the SomersetValley Office personnelwill be locatedhere. Ltd., that manufactures Center, UnitedParcel plans to move presensitizedlithographic ReasonCorporation, a into its newfacility in printing plates, plate multi-national company January,1978. processesand chemicals. providing consumerand in- dustrial products and ser- CD&DAdvertising, a new Miss Frenchu, who vices, is leasing6,680 square firm, has movedinto a 600 specializes in technical feet in the RutgersBuilding on square-foot suite in the markets,has been associated :Belmont Drive. The com- Somerset Building on with the advertising, ~pany’sfinancial departmentElizabethAvenue. Miss Susan marketing and public will occupythe newoffices in Frenchuof London,England, relationsfields for 10 yearsin mid-December.The corporate is presidentand sole owner. both the UnitedKingdom and ¯ controller headsthe depart- Thecompany specializes in theUnited States. meat’sstaff of 30. advertising andmarketing SomersetValley Office Ronson’s corporate programs,public relations Center’s 350-acrecampus headquartersare locatedon services and support adjacentto 1-287is thelargest Foothill Roadin Bridgewaterprogramsin all trade and office andindustry park in Arts and crafts, Chinese style Township. consumermedia. Accounts SomersetCounty. More than ¯ UnitedParcel, a national nowbeing handledinclude 25 companiesoccupy the Mrs.Janet Chen visited FranklinTownship’s Elizabeth distributioncorporation, will Europeanmanufacturers of center. Avenueelementary school Thursday, Dec. 8, bringing Chinesearts andcrafts. Youngstersin grades first through third listenedto herdiscussion on the construction of Chinese moremana Library announceschildren’s dolls, sailingships, model musical instruments and the fans sheholds in herhands. Lamonte Sterling, Anthony Johnson, film program;holiday hours JuleeBottcher and Carla Spruill wereamong the Elizabeth AvenueSchool children who gave their raDtattention. (RichPipeling photos) The Franklin Township featuring the Roadrunner; tend. Tickets are now "PublicLibrary will presenta and "All BabaBunny," with available, free of charge,at special holiday film programBugsBunny. the library. Childrenwill not for children at the main There will be three beadmittedtothefilmsunless PHILIPH. ZASSLER,0.D., M.ED.,ED.D. FAI R ¯ library, 935Hamilton Street, showings:11 a.m., t p.m.and 3 they haveobtained tickets in Somerset,on Wednesday,Dec. p.m. Eachshowing will last advance. OPTOMETRICEYE EXAMINATIONS 28. approximately30 minutes. The programwill be three For farther informationon by appointmentonly color cartoons: "Christmas Space is limited and the film program,call 545- SUPERTAG BUYS Evefor Sniffles,"with Sniffles childrenmust have tickets for 8032. 3 DARROW COURT KENDALL PARK the Mouse;"Lickety Splat," the showingthey plan to at. TheFranklin library will be closed from Thursday,Dec. (South Brunswick) JUMBO Crossner appointed 22, throughMonday, Dec. 26, ~no,ns~vo,,nobservance of TEL.: (201) 297-0336 GIFTWRAP assistant prof e ssor Christmas.In observance of New Year’s,the library will be ’~ SetonHal]University, South bachelor’s and master’s closedSaturday, Dec. 31, Orange,recently announceddegreesfrom City UniversitythroughMonday, Jan. 2. the appointmentof Dr. Ken- of NewYork with a doctorate neth Alan Crossner of fromRutgers. He previously / l/ Somerset as aa assistant taught at both Rutgers and Jaycee-eTtes ,0,o,49°FOOT professorof biology. C.U.N.Y.and is the authorof a ROLL REYNOLDS numberof articles in honor members Dr. Crossner holdsprofessional journals. Lorraine Farr received a Certificateof Appreciationfor SERVICE Wagenseil assumes position her work in coordinating 25SQ. FT. Mrs. Frances C. Wagenseil Mrs. Wagenseil,a memberJuniorMiss for the Jayece- 50 BULB of RockyHill is to bethe new of Princetonbranch has been ettes. PROMPI¯ COURIfOU$ t Christian Science Committee Joy Baptist received a ~[lVl(E iO tHECOM~U~I!y 74 HOURS I DAY in the full-time healing Certificateof Appreciationfor LIGHTSET onPublication for NewJersey. ministryof ChristianScience her workon membershipand Mrs.Wagenseil succeeds C. for morethan 20 years, orientation whichinvolves c ~arle Armstrongof Princeton, recruiting newcandidates for As committeeon publication theJaycee-ettes. for the state, Mrs.Wagensei] CENACLE GloriaConvery received her will be available to provide DAYOF PRAYER certificate for outstanding LIMIT2 informationon the Churchof contributionsto the groupas Christ,Scientist, to the media, Anadvent Day of Prayer for state director, in chargeof academic and community menand womenis being held liasien activities betweenthe , groups,civic officials, andthe at the CenaeleRetreat House, local andstate chapters. public. 411 River Road, Highland Carol German,Linda Ames TheFirst Churchof Christ, Park, N.J. onSunday,Dec. 18. and Miriam Blinne were Scientist, basedin Boston,has TheDay will begin at 10 a.m. selected Jaycee-citesof the branchchurches in morethan (arrivals at 9:30 a.m.) For Month(November) for suc- 50 countries. There are 63 furtherinformation, call 249-cessfuilyserving as chairmen EXTENSION branchesin NewJersey. 8100. of severaldifficult projects. CORD

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CHRISTMAS Beautiful ,O: TREES Live c,49 Cut& Balled. All POINSETTIA~ Types& SizesWell Reds-WhitesC, I Trimmed&Shaped. Pinks Sweet Dreams ’ lli BlllllllL CENTRAL JERSEY are sure thingsin a Lanz nightgown from Landau, L. ¯ u, JL~l u La~J & Retail ./~./.," There is nothing quite like a Lanz. $18. 28 Ham,ltonRd. /~y* C So. Somerville / ~ ~ J off Rt. 206 - Oppos,tefoodtown .L.~.’’~.| L*~ .~ I~ANDAU"~ ¯ * " Pc, 6 ~ ~’"J’ Vince L,pan*, Prop. Open7 days. ~Z~ ’ ~" Or~uss.~3 359-4652 ------~ ...... *OpenFriday Eveningstill Christmas SalesEffective: Dec. 14 - Dec.20 F 114 NassauStreet ¯ 924-8416 MANVILLE:Rustic Mall FINDERNE:A&P Center KINGSTON:Kingston Mall, Route27 IO-A I ht, I ranklin NEWSRECORD Thursday, December15, 1977 CrimePrevention Bureau Fear of criminals narrowslives Franklin High-lights Crime prevention can disease is, or fire, water, and pedestriaqsand motorists will that’s crime prevention. prevent net only the reality of traffic can be. There are bave aeeidents unless they are Law enforcement leaders crime, but the fear of crime certain basic precautions to individually wary. realize [hat, without citizen that narrows the lives of so take. Regardless of efforts The same with crime-take involvement, the police are many people, madeby traffic police and precautions, become more helplessio their efforts to curb Crimeis a hazard, just as traffic instruction programs, wary and less vulnerable; Unlesstheever’risingwave°fcrime’crimepreventionis Easter tour to U.S.S.R. opento interested residents practiced in the home,in the FESTIVESHOPPING IN QUAINTKINGSTON VILLAGE schools, and on the streets, by Janet Fillmore instructor at Franklin High tourwillbeguided through the University, GUMDepartment as well as adults to learn more there is little hope thai the SpecialWriter School. Finland capital before Store, St. Basil’s Cathedral, about it. Manypeople whodo volume of crime will be The cities of Relsinki, .proceeding to the Soviet and the Bolshoi Ballet in go to the Soviet Union are; reduced. Does visiting a country Leningrad, and Moscowwill Union. Moscow. surprisedat a lot of thingsthey No community can afford which will host the 1960 be featured in the 10-day In Leningrad, tourist at- A visit to Eugenia see because they have a. wail to wall police officers. SummerOlympic Games whet AirFin Tour, departing March tractions such as the Her- Sumkina’s School ~2L in preconceived notion of what: Crime grows and flourishes, the appetite and sound el> 24 from NewYork City. The mitage Museum, Nevsky Moscowwill also be arranged. life in the U.S.S.R.is." even whenextra officers and pealing? trip costs $699. Participating Prospect, the Fortress of Mrs. Sumkina,principal of the She feels the trip" "will,, equipmentare added to local A triple the U.S.S.R. tUn[on township residents will join Peter and Paul (the Russian school, visited the Russian broadenthe mindsof aLLthose police agencies, of Soviet Socialist Republics) approximately 30 people from Bastille). and St. Issac’s classes at Franklin High involved." Citizen involvement in is plannedfor the 1978 Easter Madison Township on the Cathedral will be on the Schoollast fall. ]ler English- "A group went three years , crime prevention is the only vacation according to Ms. Pat journey, agenda.The tour will visit the oriented school contains 10 ago and all those who went way.lltakescommilmentand Brys, the Russian language AfteraflighttoHelsinki. the Kremlin, Lenin’s Tomb, the grade levels and has an considered it a valuable ex- efforl on the part of Ibe enrollment of 700 students, perience," Ms. Brys said. citizens. aged7-17. Interested students, Get involved. Call the Opinion Ms. Brys commented, "The parents, and membersof the Franklin Towoship Police Soviet Union is a mystery to communityshould contact Ms, ,, most Americansand this is a Brysat the high schoolforeign l’ aP tg ntC:i ’ .PrcvcnUonTruemeaning of Christmas obscured great.(~pportunityfor students language department.

(;OI,I)FNYEAItS? I)yMaryJoPulehalski time for getting presents and outofthisspecialoccasionand Special Writer having fun. it shouldn’t be neglected. Specialeducation class "Those Golden Years." a Even children aren’t in- Of course, there is nothing Iwo-hour documentary on As the }Ialloween season structed in the historical wrong with carrying on what it is like to growold in quickly passed by, stores just meaning of Christmas. traditions -- Santa Claus, bakescookies for Santa America as a memberof tbe as quickly put up their Children relate Christmas exchanginggifts, partying -- working class poor, airs Chrtstmasdecorations. with Santa Claus and they but Christmas should be byMaryJo Pucitatski A breakfast program win’ Sunday, Dec. 18 at 8 p.m. on Holidaymusic filled the air relate Santa Claus with celebrated as Christmas, not Special Writer soon be underway. The NewJersey Public Television and children began making presents. X-ross, and the true meaning students will preparedand sell channels 23, 50, 52 and 58. their Christmas lists, an- Christ’s birthday is taken should be recognized. Progress and success are breakfasts to the high school Filmed in NewYork City, the ticipating the arrival of Santa key words lot Franklin High teachers. Mrs. Calabrese will program is the most recent Claus. School Special Eduealinn also train them to operate a look at American life by Yes, for about two months, Music department leacber, Diane Calabrese. cash register. the public prepares for the Swedish filmmakers Lars Students in homeeconomics Future plans include a ’ Ulvenstamand’l’omas Dillen. arrival of Christmas. and cooking and in industrial The true meaningis taken sponsors performances arts, taught bv Mr. Mac- possible swimmingprogram out of the holiday. byJanettellaynes by Barbara Luftglass and Craekenand Mr.- Wolfle, have for Ihe spring. The CIIAMPIONSIIIPSKATINt; Christmas is a .time for SpeeialWriter performed by the Recorder experienced those key sen- TraveLodge in Franklin has celebration, exchanginggifts, Ensemble¯ timents. donated time in their swim- OnSaturday.Dee. 31 at 8:30 socializing and partying. But, The Franklin High School The band selections ranged Presently, 1o students are ruing pool for the student use. p.m. New Jersey Public the real reason to celebrate is music department’s annual from "Ballet Parisian"¯ parts working on a contract for The class has comea loog Television channels 23, 50, 52 obscured. holiday concert was held on one through five, to gingerbread men for waysince Mrs. Calabrese took and 58 presents "An Evening It is the dayof Christ’sbirth. Dec. 14, in the high school Beethoven’s "Symphony#5 in Christmas. A local store is it over in September and+ of Championship Skating," No matter howmuch a person auditorium. C minor" and "Sleigh Hide." going to have Santa Claus progress continues. The main one o[ the major skating believes this, the meaningof Choralselections included a Future plans of the music distribute the cookies to objective is to teach special exhibitions in the United Christmas seems to be a time spiritual, "Satan’s Kingdom’s department include the children for Christmas. The education students vocational States. to buy and receive gifts¯ Falling Down," a Hannkkah musical "Howto Succeed in students workin assemblyline skills whichwill help Ihemget Throughoutthe years, it gets song "Candlelight," and Business Without Trying" to fashion to makethe cookies, a job and get along with their worse, traditional Christmas hymns be performed by members of Each student does their own fellow workers, according to REALESTATE Each year the decorations including, "Good Christian the bandand choir on March9- job. Mrs Calabrese. SHOPPING’S DREAMY comeout a little earlier and Folks Rejoice," . "Silent 11. each year more and more Night," "The Holly and the A band concert will be held people competewith gifts. It Ivy," and Handel’s on March23. OnMay to, there seems as if everyone looks "Hallelujah Chorus." Han- will be the annual BandSpring YMCAundertakes forwardto Christmasonly as a del’s classic was rearranged Concert and on May 24, the annual Choral Spring Concert will be presented. major capital drive GIVE SOMETHINGDIFFERENT Launching of a major HAND PAINTED capital drive of $500,000by the Somerset Valley YMCAwS.s WATERCOLORSON SILK announced by Charles W. CompletelyFramed at Wholesale Price Smith, president of the board of directors. The majorpolicy decision by $149s the board of directors will result in the clearance of current indebtedness, and will, HOL|OAySHOP allow for further opportunity for services and programs beyond those presently ARTS& ARTISTS available, according to Mr. 242Applegarth Road, Monroe Twp. Smith. Mon.-Thurs.[0-5Fridays [0-8 A" full campaign team comprised of captains and 655-0181 solicitors in a number of community disciplines is presently being completedand will be announced when the drive gets underway shortly after the first of the year. Oneof the chief spokesmen for the drive, YMCAboard chairmanSmith is senior vice- president and treasurer of the Raritan Savings Bank. A graduate of Widener College and the Graduate School of Savings Banking at Brown University, he was formerly employed in executive management with Peat, Marwick,blitchell Co. Longtimeactive in civic and bankingaffairs, Mr. Smithis a memberof the Investment and Consumer Loan Committee of the Savings Banks’ Association of NewJersey and the Technical Committeeof ] thc Jersey Data Network, chairman of the Audit Com- // mittee of Jersey Data Network, member of the board and \ executive committee of Bank Administration Institute and board member of the 8 Somerville Kiwanis Club. 1) ManmokkOfabric ×mas stockings small$4 50 large S7 50 21SwmqmgTomle $6 50 3) Sanlaon SkIS St TYPICAL"OLD PERSON?" 4} Smallsanta $S 50 S] CalEndarplanne~, one year at a glance Is there a typical "old $350 person?" "In no way except 6) Melr,csyslem wad c~a,l t $400 for age" insists Gloria 7) Manmekko[.shffl5 [o menring women Filippene, Executive Director , $,6 ~3t,’3cklbelgegrey,b~ue Pmktbe,ge of the Monmouth County Office of the Aging.She will be 8t MarlmekkOT,mhlrl5 $16 white stride on host Ruth Alampi’s guest on De,go. wrote stride on black "Jerseyfile," Monday,Dee. 26 7~SM t XLXXL at 8:a0 p.m., repeated Thur- 9) EOterm Dracele~ $84 t4 caratgold on n sday, Dec. 29 at 10;30 p.m. on sllvet. 518wIdt ¯ ’01Sled,no s,tve, bracelel$25 NewJersey Public Television 11) Sterl,ng$,lvef bfacelel $16 channels m, 50, 52 and 58. ~,~ 121Ma~¢~lngeamngs s~e.,ng sd~er wltn la carat~lre:; 3 s,tes~ma~l $16, 40,~00 FIDDLERS Med,um$18 ta,geSJO // ’ ~ 31Mar,me*kot’e~i$9 Forty thousand fiddlers, owa+,t,,~-a/~. ] $ square dancers, and pickers of all kinds swarmto the littl~’,~- town of Smithville, Tennessee for a "Showdown at the Hoedown."A one-hour special karelia of this event will be seen on Saturday, Dec. 31 at 4:30 p.m. on New Jersey Public’ Television,channels 23, 50, 52: +,!/]]+. and58.

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George Rudolph Services were held Satur- Fodor Bealhouwer of New day, Dec. 10, at Taggart- Brunswick; three sisters, GeorgeC. Rudolph,81, of 53 ChamberlainFuneral Home, Josephine Mlckelson of Evelyn Ave., Franklin Park, 305 E. HighSt., BoundBrook, ’! Minneapolis, Minn.; Ruth "" died Sunday, Dec. 11, in the followed by a Mass of Toth of the Kendall Park ....i Atlantic Highlands Nursing Christian Burial in Our Lady section of South Brunswick ¯ Homeafter a short illness. of MercyChurch. and Susan Markoof Franklin, Born in South Brunswick,he. Burial will be at and a brother, Jasper lived there until movingto Resurrection Cemetery, Boelhouwer Jr. of North Franklin. Piseataway. Brunswick. Mr. Rudolphretired 17 years Services were Friday in the ago as a truck driver for Second Reformed Church on Locals469, 701 and 641, College Avenue,with the Rev. Teamsters. Alice LachowskiJames R. Esther, paster, He was a memberof Aerie A Mass of Christian Burial officiating. 1329,Fraternal Order of for Alice Lachowski,91, of 4 Entombment was in Eagles,New Brunswick. Russet Read, Somerset, who Franklin Memorial Park, His wife,Anna Cornelson died Monday, Dec. 5, was North Brunswick. Rudolph,died in 1950. He is offered Friday, Dec. 9, in the survived by six sons, EdwardOur Ladyof CzestoohowaR.C. of South River, Robert and Church, Jersey City. EvenL. Jones William. both of Somerset, A native of Poland, she had Services for EvanL. Jones, Thomasof North Brunswick. lived in Jersey City and 59, of 65 French St., Mid- Wilbur of Franklin Park and Bayonne from 1943 until dlebnsh, who died Tuesday, John of Griggstown; two moving to Franklin a year Dec. 6, after a heart attack, daughters, Marion DcLucaof ago.’ were held Saturday, Dec. 10, Sleds From Sweden East Brunswick and Adeline She was a communicant of at the Gieason Funeral Home, Abramsof Somerset; a sister, St. Matthias R.C. Church, 1360 HamiltonSt., followed by Christina Litz of Sayreville;23 Somerset. a funeral service at the grandchildren, and 28 great- Survivingare two sons, Bayard Street Presbyterian grandchildren. JulianJ. Kusel of Bayonne and Church, NewBrunswick. The Services were Wednesday, AnlhonyKusel of JerseyCity; Rev. Joseph Bndnar of- Dec.14, at the Gowen Funeral two daughters, Stella Carlson, ficiated. Home,New Brunswick,with with whomshe lived, and Born in Newark, Mr. Jones lhe Rev. Henry Austin of- Irene Smakula of the Avenellived in NewBrunswick until ficiating. section of Woodbridge; 21 moving to Franklin 25 years Burial was in Van Liew grandchildren and 18 great- ago. Cemetery, North Brunswick. grandchildren. He was employed as an Burial was in Holy Cross engineer for Johns-Manville Cemetery, North Arlington. Corp., Manville, wherehe was Kafhleen Lewis a member of the firm’s quarter Century Club. KathleenJones Lewis, 85, of Marie Pagano Re was a member of lodge 356 NASSAU ST, 924-2777 220 Sanders Ave., Somerset, 263, Loyal Order of Moose, died Wednesday, Dee. 7, at Marie Boelhouwer Pagano, NewBrunswick. Open Sundays 12-5 Till Christmas Somerset Hospital Somer- 45, of 551B Bennetts Lane, Surviving are his wife, the ville. Somerset, died Tuesday, Dec. former Elsie Roman;a son, Born in South Dakota, she 6, in St. Peter’s Medical Ronald S. of Bound Brook; a camehere 27 yearsago from Center,New Brunswick, after daughter, Evelyn E. Mac- Butte, Mont. a longillness. Donald of Middlebush; a Mrs. Lewis was a com- Bornin the Fords section of brother, Erwin of Highland municant of Our Lady of Woodbridge,shelived in this Park; two sisters, Bladwyn Mercy R.C. Church, South areamost of her life. Soto of Highland Park and Buyersand sellers meet BoundBrook. Mrs.Pagano was a memberDorothy Baehmanof Fanwood every week Ohno, not already! The wife of George Lewis, of the Second Reformed and five grandchildren. whodied in 1950, sheis sur- Church,New Brunswick, and Burial was in Franklin on the Classifiedpages. ¯ Goodaid Santais backinto his seasonaltogs, A recentbazaar at St. Joseph’sChurch in Millstone vived by a daughter,Georgia its auxiliary. Memorial Park, North foundthe agelesscaretaker of smallchildren’s dreamsportrayed by EdPampani of Manville.Laura Copsco,with whomshe lived; Her husband, Anthony, Brunswick. two sisters. Mary Yount of survives as well as two Donations maybe madeto a Shedden,6, of EastMillstone, hoppedright onto his knee,along with countlessother youngsters,Ok]ahoma City, andMargaret daughters, Patrieia and Ellen, to tell himher secret Christmas wishes. favorite charity. {Steve Goodmanphoto)Ramey of Santa Moniea, and two sons, Anthony and Calif., five grandchildrenand Gregory, all at home; her three great-grandchildren, parents, Jasper and Anna We’rethe betteralternative military notes i M.LeO______ADOAyCAMP! l A:TNOWOR for Christmasgifts Davis completestraining "EARLY ENROfLMENT (Just checkour list andseed DISCOUNTRATE" ALL STORESOPEN, SUNDAY11 to 5. Marine Private Glenn M. during his enlistment and Teamwork and self- * :[ Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. studied the personal and discipline were emphasized .~ "= 20~; OFFENTIRE CASHMERE Roger Davis of 61 Winston professional standards throughout the training cycle. ~ FOR INFORMATION & FREE BROCHURE ~ COAT STOCK! COWL SWEATERS Drive, Somerset, has cam- traditionally exhibited by A 197’/ graduate of Franklin ~ 201-821.9155 .~ High School, he joined the /~4~,~.4~.¢.~aL~,V.~#.,V’4,~..~.,V.,~-~..V.~-4,~.~.V4.~.~ Neweststyles, wools, wool blends, hoo(h.,d ]’hemost luxunous of all! In sixsplendid pleiad recruit training at the Marines. styles,scarfcoats, o[aids, solids. colors. Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Heparticipated in an active Marine Corps in December Parris lsland, S.C. physical conditioning program 1976. RE~.RETA~L’6O....COGITOs27.95 Duringthe It-weektraining and gained proficiency in a cycle, he learned the basics of variety of military skills, ANGORASWEATERS Cuddlycowl in ninebeautiful colors to bflghlen battlefield survival. He was including first aid, rifle he~CIInstma~ Da introducedto the typical daily marksmanship and close V. tontine that he will experience order drill. DCRS~£1 REG.RETAIL s2S ....COGITO s15.95 We’vegotFAMOUS MAKERcowls. Find blouson styles and super FAMOUSDESIGNER cowlsin acfflics, wool.blends andfur blends. Colors? tots andlots of solidsto compliment wlnter wardrobes orprovide CO-ORDINATES Pfc. Herrell assigned holidaygifts.., and there’s never a charge forgift boxes at Wonderful~ool ~abardine ill(we holiday Private First Class Patricia Pfc. Herrell entered the FindersKeepers! perfe¢lcolors example R. Herrell, daughter of Mrs. Armyin Oclober 1976. Reg.$12. to $30. BLAZER..~!c, .I;z ’~ COGITOs39.95 Rose F. Bulkilvish, 593 She received an A.S. degree SKIRT.n~c,.e~:r,,u. COGITOs21.95 llamillon St., Somerset. N.J. was recently assigned as an in 19761romMiddlesex County SLACKS,,,,~,,r,:~,tt COGITOS24.95 administrative specialist with College, Edison. the tlth Aviation Group in Her husband, Michael, is POPULARDESIGNER SHIRTS ,,Schwabison Hall, Germany. also in Germany. Styles/oreve~’on¢ on~our list! l (ll)t~cotton. RE~.R~IL ,3o,...COGITO s17.95 owls QIANA" HOLIDAYI)RESSES Theseason’s best! 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FiskarScissors Theseare just examplesof tremendoussauin2s yau’ll find throughoutthe stare. ~. Vogue,Butterick, McCall8- Also, wecarry a full line oJ misses’sizes I0to 18. Simplicity Patternsin Stock THE MARKEIPLACE,PRINCETON & MATAWAN¯ ESSEXGREEN PLAZA, W. ORANGE Ribbon38- Trims .iND£RS, I E£P£R$ (201) 325.0402 CHRISTMASHRS. All stores openMan. thru FrL 10 to 9:30 ¯ Sat. till 6 ¯ Sunday’11to 5. OpanDailyg.5Fdday9.9 At the Marketplace¯ Rt. 27 & $18 OpenMon.-Fri. 10-9:30 PM Sat. 10-6 PM COGITO OPEN SUNDAY, DEC. 18th FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCEt Last WeekBefore Christmas 9-9 5 milesNo. of Princeton297.6030 Sun. 11-5 PM ClosedChristmas Eve at 5 Iht’ I ra.klirl NF WSRIC()RD Th.r~aoy, December]5, 19:

Santa’s workshopcoming Saturday Tile Franklin Township Children from the township Santa Claus will be on hand N.J. Nets win two; look for a good season Jaycec-ettes are sponsoring a will be able to purchase gifts redistribute gifts andhelp out. Santa’s Workshopon Satur- for membersof their family The public is urged to day, Dec. t7 at the Municipal for Christmas. The purchases participate, as proceeds from Building in the Council will be wrappedand will range this project will be utilized Chambersfrom tO a.m.-3 p.m. in price from $.10 to $2. towardsscholarships. by AndyLoigu provided the kinds of per- against Los Angeles. played the last four years fo: StaffWrlter formances coach Kevin In that same Dec. 7 game, Rutgers University, wilt h~ Loughery has needed out of which the Nets lost 125-122 making a homecomingas hq PISCATAwAY-- With the hackcourt, a glaring Net against the Spurs in a thriller joins the Nets whoplay thei a 122-114 victory at home weakness when the season attheRutgersAthleticCenter, home games at Rutgers. against KansasCity on Friday started. Along with 30 points Bernard King continued his The Nets have four ham, TOYOTA.__ night and a 106-95 road victory scored on Sunday, Kevinalso high scoring pace aa the Nets games remaining i= onSundayagainstWashington,dished out 17assists. Thus, he rookie tallied 36 points. December at the Rutger the New Jersey Nets ex- was respoeslb]e for 64 of the Statistically, King is eighth Athletic Center, all game: periencedtheir first hack-to- Nets 106 points against in the NBAin scoring, Porter starting at 8:Q5 p.m. On Dec hack victories of the current Washington. is second in the league in 16 the Nets host Cleveland National Basketball OnDec.T in a losing effort assists, the Nets center The HoustonReckets visit t/1, Associationseason, against the San AntonioSpurs, GeorgeJohnson leads the loop Nets on Wednesday nighl Kevin Porter sparked Kevin set a Nets’ record by in bleckedshots. Dec. 21. The Buffalo Brave Sunday’svictory at Landover, passing the ball for 20 assists With the acquisition of Ed will be at the Athletic Cente RELIABLE USED CARS Md.,with30 points against his inonegame.Thetotalstillwas Jordan from the Cleveland on Friday, Dec. 23, and th former teammates, the not a personal high for Kevin, Cavaliers, the Nets expect fan arch rival NewYork Knick Bullets. Since comingto the who had 22 assists as a interest in the team to go on will be the visitors on Thu~ Nets inNovember, Porterhas Washington Bullet in 1975 the upswing. Jordan, who sday, Dec. 29.

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68-58 in season opener TIRES! TIRES! TIRES! by MarkBosch throw from Mike Fuschini the quarterwith eight points produceda total of 14 steels. Spari.s Writer with 5:09 left in the quarter while Turner and Henderson Princeton’s Fuschini took FORPRICES YOU and a layup by Jeff Marshall. scoredsix each.The Warriors gamehigh-honors with 23 The Franklin basketball The Warriors scored seven wentinto the final stanzawith points, includingnine of 13 foul CAN’T REFUSE team overcame early foul morein a row, including two a 5741lead. shots. Kevin Robthson added difficulties with a hot shooting long jumpers by Purnell, to Turneropened the fourth 14. ON SNOWTIRES third quarter and the Warriors open a 14-3 lead. Franklin quarterwith a flyingslam The Warriors were aided by wontheir season opener68-58, coasted to an 18-10 lead after dunkgiving the Warriors their the Tigers’ poor free throw CALL at PrincetonMonday. Dec. 12. one quarter. biggestlead of the night59-41. shooting, as the Princetonmen 609-924-4177 The Warriors built up a big The Warriors had a chance The Tigers closed the gap to converted only 16 of 32 at- leadin the first quarter.They to run away with the gamebut eight points, 6O-SS,with a 12-4 tempts on 27 Warrior fouls. checkwith us first struggled to hangon in the ran into foul difficulties. Along spurt in the final three Tomorrownight., Friday, Featuring:B.F. GOODRICH¯ DUNLOP ¯ MICHELIN secondquarter, committingt8 with the four taggedfor three minutes, but they did not get Dee.16, the Warriors host SteelBelted Radial. Glass Belted Radial, 4 ply Pdyeslel Belled, All ForeignCarSizes fouls in the first half. Four personalfouls, tlendersonand anycloser. John Miller’s layup SouthPlainfield in their first players, Greg Pumell, James Karl Bower picked up two ended the scoring. homecontest of the year. It COMPLETESTOCK OF RIMS FOR MOST FOREIGN CARS Turner, Artis Hastings, and apiece. Poor free throw Four Warriors finished in will also he their initial Mid- DougBraun had three fouls shootingby the Tigers enabled double figures, as Turner and State Conference game. JOSEPHJ. NEMES& SONS,Inc. ¯ each. Franklin to hold their five- Henderson had 12 apiece and On Tuesday, Dec. 20, HIGHWAY 206, PRINCETON Franklin led from start to point’ lead at the half. Purnell and Hastings had 11 defending Mid State Con- (OppositeVolkswogen dealer) finish, taking a 7-0 lead after Leading 37-32 at halftime, each. The four shot a com- ference champions, the openingwhistle. Purne]l Franklin gradually pulled bined 58 percent (22..3~). The Piseataway, will visit the started the gamewith a free awayin the third period, ether memberof the starting Warrior’s homecourt. throw, which wasfollowed by outscoringthe Tigers20-9. The lineup, Edwards, had eight. Franklin eagers forced tlenderaon also contributed field goals from Turner, ALL AMERICAN Darrish Edwards, and Mike numerousprinceton turnovers 14 rebounds and five steals IJenderson.Princeton finally leadingto easyIayups. while Edwardshad three GIRL PAGEANT got on the hoard with a free Hastingsled the Warriorsin steals. Franklin’s defense ~p Girls ages three through 26 will competefor the coveted title of NewJersey’s All American Girl in New Brunswickon July 14-16, 1978. The catagories are the "All American Tot" -- ages 3-6; "All AmericanLittle Miss" -- ages 7-9; "All/UnedcanMiss" - ages 10-12; "All American Teen" -ages 13-17; and the "All AmericanGirl" -ages 18- 26. Girls in the age groupsof 3- 12 will compete with street length party dress, sport- swear, and close.up appraisal. Girls in the age groupsof 13-26 will be judged in evening gown, sportswear, and close- up appraisal. All girls except the 3-6 year rids will be judged on a talent presentation also. Prospective contestants may inquire for further in- formaticu and applications by writing All American Girl Pageants, 1915 Montgomery Highway, Dothan, Alabama, 36301.

KNOW SOMEONE WHO’S A FEATURE? CALL THE EDITOR ChristmasClearance Sale at ALL WORKCO. All Pool Table AccessoriesOFF WOOL,50CKb /he be.~l Woolis Pool Tables .~ ~eo W l.. ~ Save 20%to 30%off ¯ BumperPool ¯ Air Hockey ~c~Ve I.~;:~.1 ¯ Shuffleboard ~’FRANKLIN’SARTIS HASTINGS, 134), pulls downa reboundin the boys’ basketballopener again- ¯ st PrincetonMonday, Dec. 12. Watchingare WarriorsKarl Rower(40) andFrank Cur (22), partially FoozBall hidden.Franklin defeated the PrincetonTigers 68-58. ¯ (MarkCzajkowski photo) Bowling Games

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ThatCigarelte Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 1lmg"tar;,’ 0.8mg nicotine av.per cigarette, byFTC method, "TbtLrsday,December 15, 1977 1hi’ h,t.klin NFWSRECORD " 13-A Local man Girls Ioseseasonopener "-to marry by two; homegame by one Georgiagal by Janet Fillmore Central, 65-64,in their opening a 3:45 p.m. game with the Sports Writer homegame Tuesday, Dee. 13. Tigers. TheWarriors take on Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L, Friday, Dee. 16 the team Plscatawayin an awaygame tlammond,Jr. of Atlanta, Ga., The Franklin High School travels to SouthPlainfield for at 3:45p.m., Tuesday,Dec. 20. have announced the girls’ basketball team dropped engagementof their daughter, ¯ their season opener, 28-26 to Elizabeth Bath, to Douglas South Brunswick on Tuesday, Oh, deer Richard Powell, son of Mr. Dec. 9 in a close gameplayed and Mrs. P. Lloyd PoweUof on the Vikings’ homecourt. Somerset. The Warriors began the A Christmas present The bride-elect is the game slowly and gradually granddaughter of Mr. and gained momentum as the better seenthan scent Mrs. Joseph L. Hammondand contest progressed. The "the late Mr. and Mrs.Edgar B. team’s best quarter was the ¯ , .J . Persons who are eyeing The repellant can only be ...... ’.’ ’:.,~ Van Keuren, all of Bir- fourth, in whichthey out.shot their opponents12 to 10. Somcrset CountyParklandsas detected in the open air by .l ¯ mingham,Ala. Cindy Powell was high a source of Christmas trees deer but whenthe tree gets in --~’-,,~--: ... i"f’’j r She graduated from North scorer for Franklin with II will do well to look elsewhere the house, "it stinks!" Mr. van Fulton High School and points. Warriors DawnRubin again this season. der Coot said, Theodor is .~"~ received her B.A. degree cure and WendyShultz each added Not only will Chief Louis repugnant and in most in- FRANKLIN’SSHARON HEMPEL. (23), brings the ball downcounin the high schoolgids’ basket- laude in English at Wake seven points. ¯ Niekolopoulos of the County stances does not’ washoff ball team’sseason opener against the SouthBrunswick Vikings. Cindy Powell, hiddenbehind Forest University¯ She is The JV team, in a game Park Police have his menon clothing andhands easily. Vikingdefender (35) washigh scorer for the Warriorswith 11 points. Franklinlost 28-26despite out- . presently workingtoward her prior to the varsity contest, the alert, but Rudolf van der scoringthe SouthBrunswick squad in the final periodof play. (Rich Pipelingphoto) M.A. degree in English at snared a 31-29victory over the Gent, park eommtssionsenior Penn State University. She Vikings. horticulturist, has sprayedthe teaches English at Forsyth Franklin lost to Runterdon trees with a deer repellant. TechnicalInstitute in Winston- Salem, N.C. ~,~r. Powellis the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Powell FRANKLINTOWNSHIP of tlamiltnn, Ontario, and Mr. John E. Raisch and the late ASSESSMENTLIST INSPECTION ~rs. John E. Raiseh of Staten Island, N.Y. TUESDAY-DECEMBER27,1977 tle graduated from Franklin 9 a.rn. to 12 noon& 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. ¯ lligh School, and magnacum MunicipalBuilding, 475 DeMott Lane laurie in English from Susquehanna University, Somerset,New Jersey where he was editor of the INSPECTIONMAYBE MADE BY i literary magazine.He was the university’s honor scholar in ANY TAXPAYER FOR THE English. }laving recently completed graduate work at PURPOSE OF ASCERTAINING Penn State, he is on ASSESSMENTS WHICH HAVE scholarship at the Wake Forest University LawSchool BEEN MADE AGAINST HIM OR in Winston-Salem,N.C. HIS PROPERTY AND TO CONFER The weddingwill take place INFORMALLY WITH THE ~n late December at the Northside, Drive Baptist ASSESSOR AS TO THE Church, Atlanta, Ca. CORRECTNESS OF HIS ASSESSMENT.54:4-38. BROWSETHROUGH OUR EASYTO READ ROGER PAYNE CLASSIFIED PAGES Assessor WHEHYOU SAVE WITH US:

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I6-A Thnr~ay, December15, 1977 Pacemaker telephone monitoring Five SCC professors ¢ c/over offered at Somerset Hospital picked for NSF course correspondence " Transtelephone pacemaker more than 125,000 pacemakers toaay necause these newer Five full-time Somerset national, it is extraordinary ) monitoring has been in- were implanted in patients "demand" pacemakers are County College faculty have that five of our faculty should troduced in the coronary care with a variety of cardiac composed of sophisticated been accepted for par- have been accepted at the byT.ll. Blum Monday,Dee. 19, 7:30 to {6@)921-0031 unit at Somerset Hospital, arrhythmias. In the last three circuitry that can adjust to ticipation’ in the National same time." and Barbara Llndberg I0:00 p,m. at the Teen Lounge Somerville. years, 100 patients have had variations in the patient’s Science Foundation (NSFI The NSF Chatuqua.type County4-II Agents the 4-H memberswill have a This new follow-up service pacemaker implants at heart rate. Somerset sponsored seminars for short course program, which holiday surprisc. Comeand be SCOTII MUFFLERCENTER has bean added because ad- SomersetHospital. Hospital’snew follow-up college teachers under the is administered by the (All meetings held at 4-H surprised! vancemcnts in pacemaker’ The telephone evaluation serviceis an importantaspect NSF Chatuqua-type short AmericanAssociation for the DIV. OF J.J. NEMES& SONS, INC. Center unless otherwise surgery have reached a level service at SomersetHospital of goodmedical aftercare course program. Advancementof Science, is a stated.) °" U.S. HWY.20bo PRINCETON at which cardiac surgeons is one of tbe most recent prescribedby cardiologistsTheyare: Sheila Cancella of cooperative enterprise with may recommend pacemakers electronic advances in this andcardiac surgeotts on the Fanwood,assistant professor,the National Science Foun- COMINGEVENTS 4-H Council members will routinely to prolong the lives field. It is designedfor people medicalstaff. areacoordinator/chemistry, dation, the scholars whoteach meet to go Christmascaroling of an increasing number of with demand-type Telephone evaluation adaptinginstruction to in- short courses teoursc direc- --Friday,Dec. 16, 4-H at several nursing homesin patients. Although unknown pacemakers. systems have many ad- dividualstudents; Dr. Stephen lots), the college and councilmembers, Christmas the county. Afterwards there PRINCETON SHOPPING CENTER until the sixties, last year More.patients can be helped vantages.The patient uses his A. Kaufman, assistant universities whohouse the caroling,6 p.m. will be a Christmas party at home phone or, if he is professor - anthropology,for fifteen "field centers" and thc ---Saturday,Dec.17, Alumni the 4-HCenter. All high school traveling, be may use any biofeedback:a nowdirection; college teachers who par. Christmasdinner party. age 4-B’ers invited. Theywill phone. He can get an ECG James T. Mullah, associate licipatc with the en- --Monday,Dec. 19, teen meetat the 4-HCenter, Dec.16, reading, and the cardiac nurse professor - seience, for couragcment of their home lounge,7:30-10:00 p.m. at6 p.m. can assesshis pacemaker nutrition -- personal and institutions. functioningwithout traveling national; Dr. Paul Schueler, Thc primaryobjective of the Aboutthis time of year the °*" tothe hospital orhis doctor’s assistant professor - programis to provide a form bird watchingfraternity starts office. chemistry, (nralternative in which scholars at the planning forits Jan. I "bird HorseBowl’s coach Nancy Besidescardiac arrhyth- energy technologies; and frontiers of various disciplines count."Here at the 4-H office Carlson andher 1977 county, rajas,this ECG can revealJames Marinaccio, assistant communicaterecent advances we proposea "peoplc count." state and national Horse Bowl’ ,d/ /dk J,,D¢<, ID, such problemsas battery professor - science, for in their fields directly to Ourpeople count would be of champsteam of Betsy Straub, failure, electrode biosociology. college teachers of science. peopleyou can "counton." Cheryl Carlson, Dru Wallace AdrOit/,1 .,,>,? ;,/ displacement,malfunctioning Dr. David Massie, dean of The primary aim is to enable Andwe have a lotof them in 4- and DebbicKowalski traveled generator,and threshold Arts and Sciences, noted that collcge-teaehcrparticipants to H or associatedwith 4-H. So to Denver and defeated 14 IA<,,jtUl <,,, difficulties. The warningsigns "Since eompetitlon for ac- keeptheir teaching up lo date here is our own "peopleother state teams, This years appear far in advance of the ceptance in these courses is and relevcnt. count." winnersof both the Junior and problemssothat patients have First our chicken pluckers.senior countycontest were the cJ’ec. /7..I i .’f’fL plenty of time to have All members of the Trailblazers. NancyCarlson correctivesurgery for battery Hillsborough Wattles and and Mrs. EdwardGardner tire replacementor whatever else Inflate tires properly Snoeds. Big winnersall at the the leaders. isindicated by thesymptoms annual poultry dinner. From reportedto theirphysicians. for better gas mileage Hillsborough, Charley Haug, *** For patientsunder the John Polak, Andy Connor, regularcare of a physicianon Kenny Wistuk, Carl Nelson, Sunday nights Tom and theSomerset Hospital medical The tire industry has formee available to him. Third is to Pcggy Parson, Janiee Ac- Steve Everett and about l0 staff,the use of the electronic a special high level task force promote the use of onboard cattata. From Bridgewater, other 4-H alumni practice equipment,the schedule for to direct a massive new tire inflation indicators which Cynthia Sorbo, Wright Gibb. basketball at the 4-H center., their transtelephone sur- campaignfor proper tire in- will showwhen tire pressure is Branchburg, Paul Hill, Mary They are not nnly having a veillance calls and their flation as a wayto save gas ]0W." Ann and Ed Otto, Steve good time but preparing to do doctor’s other follow-up in- and promote highwaysafety¯ The task force is madeup of Lueash, Allison Stone, Nor- battle with the 4-H council structioes will bc carefully The action was announced Leadingrepresentatives of the man Rathburn and top award basketball team on Saturday, taught by doctors and nurses by MalcolmR. Lovcll, Jr., tire companies which belong getter, Dcbbie Christopher. Jan. 28. on an individualized basis president of thc Rubber to RMA.It has been divided Bedminster, TonyDevergillo. before caeh patient leaves the Manufacturers Association. into five subcommittees to Franklin, Rich Weachock; *" hespitalwhenhe has his initial "We hope to secure the work individually with oil Diane Schenk of North pacemaker surgery. cooperation of the oil com. companies, auto companies, Plainfield and Doug Leubner Rainbow Hare’s Leadir Telephone monitoring does panies, the automobile tire companies, government of Raritan. Diane Ashwho is very first to not replace primary medical manufacturers, equipment agencies and other "con- volunteer ior any job or duty, care for these patients, but it suppliers, government cerned" private safety and has a perfect track record does decrease the numberof agencies and private safety organizations. for producing whenshe says visitsto the physlcian’s office groups in this important ef- "Weare going to carry the Nice people Bill and Angle she will. The recent paint forroutine pacemaker follow fort," Mr.Lovell said. "It will safety and economy message Henry have remodeled and party was an example, Diane, up. benefit everybody by con. to every one of these groups, expandedtheir business. Their Kathy and Laura/ Lawson, serving energy and makingour and seek their help," Mr. Cole intcrest and aid to the 4-H Connie Lake, Ken Tomeiandt streets and highwayssafer." said. Association is well remem- David Daly completed the COUNTYCOLLEGE Blue Room. Others painting CLOSESFOR IIOLIDAYS The new RMA"Task Force Governmellt and industry bered. on Tire Inflation" is headedby surveys have shownthat more were: Building chairmanJohn Thomas E. Cole, RblA vice than 25 percent of automobiles Kobiela, Bob Mostello, SomersetCounty ¯ College in NorthBranch will close for the president. , - tire division, ¯ . have. seriously underinflated Frances and David Barker~ ¯ "wenave three goals ’ avtr. tires 4-H Alumni Christmas Susie Smith and Staeey hor days Frday Dec. 23 at . . . , ". Schaal. Other clubs using the t he endof theregularbuslness Cole. said ’"First Is...... to educate "This wastes money and dinner party will bc held ine motorist anent toe neeo. eneangers lives,’ fvl.r., cole Saturday, Dec. 17. Call Keith center should make ap- --,,’tar an,’l-reo~..n .at ~:.v~ ~n a.m. and advantages of proper tire declared. "Properly inflated on T’u es"~"ulav "a ...... o "-IL o 1~1o. ilia .... Gerstl for reservations. pointment with Greg Jones to eollee library will also be inflation.I Second is to keep tires can add up to five pe-r comein and paint a roonf. elos~l during’~hisperiod, compressed air easily cent to your gasoline mileage.

"Any boy or girl, irrespective of race, color or national origin, in this com- munity between the ages of { and 19 inclusive, maybecome a memberof 4-h Prep or 4-H by applying formembership in at least one of the approved programs or projects and IT’S TRUE! agreeing to the 4-H It’s Absolutely True! requirements." Thursday,Dec. 15 Franklin Township: Marcy Street and Fordham Road, from 2 to 3:45 p.m. NO_Service Charges lltUsborough Township: ’ Zion at Dutchtownand Long Hill Roadsfrom 3 to 3:30 p.m. NOMinimum Balance required Friday, Dec.16 Montgomery Township: Pike Brook Estates at Belle Glades and Willow Run from Whenthe wind starts blowing and the 8. Don’tblock your source of heat.Keep 10:15 to 11:15 a. ~’l. snowbegins to fall,it’s ~ao time to hecaught - lurnltureanddrapes away [ram registers or HiLlsherough Township: outin thecold. So planahead, follow these radiatorsDon’t make your furnace work harder Village Green at Brooks winterizingtips, and you and your family Boulevard and Magda Lane to doits lob from 2 to 3 p.m. canstay cozy and save money, too. 9. Close the fireplace damper.Don’t let Franklln Townshlp: East 1. Insulate!Adequate Insulation on your warmmr rise up the chimney.Close the damper Millstone -Rcformed Church attic tloor and~lc{~.w4s will conservemore whennot inuse. from 3:15 to 3:45 p.m. 10. Close the doors. Keepall exterior c;nergyth<-in 4y ott~c:r ’-;ingle’ item Anddon’t CheckingAccounts Wednesday,Dec. 21 forget to instlldte duels drld pip~,s Ihdl carry hot doors -as well as those to the garage, attic and airor waler ProperlilStllatloIt ccttl saveyOU Lip basement-shuttightly Bring the paperboyin Franklin Township: to 30 percelaton yourhe~lmcj bill when}le collects Saygoodbye Io friends inside Franklin Park Reformed Keepcold alr outside whereit belongs. Church from 10:45 to 11:451 2. Dial down.S~,i yourthurmc~sldl ~tt 6~. a.m. and Middlcbushat South degrec,s or belowdurinq the’ d<~y,6’<~ > dulrt:es Thesesimple tips wil} enab}eyou to stay Middlebush and Amwell or i:~:,klW<’it nightOr’~CO i’Oti tin< t yoLlr laY, vest . wormand comfortablefor less money.You’ll Roads from 11 to 11:30 a.m. comlortob{esettling. It, ave it there R<:membt!r. olso be helping to conservesupplies of precious Montgomery Townshlp: Belle Meadat First National every degree you put your thernaosk-~i over 68 fuels. This comingmonth has been eteslgnaied EnergyConservation i - ; Bank parking lot from 10 to addsabout three percent to your heating b~ll ,~ 10:30 a.m.; Blawenburg ActionMor~lh. Let’s all pitch in! ,= 3. Install storm windows and doors. RelormedChurch from 1:15 to They’ll seal out the., cold tlt~cl I Save Money:’ and"Insulation Guide’.’ I I Thursday,Dec. 22 I They’ll tellhow to use energf efficiently around I windowsand doorsto se,t crac’kscmdge, ps, , the home. and howto purchaon andinotalliuulation, i FrankllnTownshlp: South keepcold Oil" out and wdrmdlr In Just a L;" Franklinat Marcy Street and crack under a ctoor c,an resull in substantial I EnergyTips. Box 260 I FordhamRoad from 6 to 7:45 heat loss-and wosted tuel dollars I O~rwoodNew lerse~ 070~7 I pJn. I Pleasesend free copies of "Use Energy Wisely" and I 5. Keep the iurnace in good shape. A ’lnsul~lllonGuide" maintenance can go o longway to I save you money Clean or replace warm-dtr I Address I filters every’ few months Check the circulating I 3ona hot watersystem, the ;,vater level tt I city I Gel your money’sworth I Slate Z,p-- I PolicyHolders the fuel youuse. I I CALL 609-882-0213 B. Humidify.Dry air makesrooms teel : (~ Save Energy Now I torinsuronce coolerthan they really oreA roomor furnace ., i V/e ;/sure everybody ; III I III IIII1,1 IllmlIIl~ tar humidifieradds moisture to the air andsaves Homeownersnnd tuel, becauseyou’ll bemore comfortable at a Auto Inguroce lowertemperature, C~PIT~LI~SURNC[ AGBC1 2, Don’t heat unused rooms. Turn oft ol MalletCoI i/t. ~or radiator in rooms not being used. O PSEG 16~1rlPenni/glen Rd. ATa’acTGsethe door The Energy People ice/ton.N. J, Thursday,December 15,1977 17-A q.et’s 4)0 qt ChristmaS eSeason ’LGII0L tt/E 5 b,rd count,ng t,me

by Farris S Swaekhamerb rder ridingin.a helleopteron Professor.Union College °’ls~’-lle!~-atr~’!’~.n.r ~n. Rogers Nowthat the holidaysare Princeton took part for the just ahead,it’s timefor the 76th time. He’sonly missed 78th ChristmasBird Count. onein the last 77 years. Last Thegoal of today’s gameis to unscramblethe un- Somewherebetween De- winter’s count wasto be his CALL526-5550 derlinedwords so that the story makessense. cemberI7 and the first day last, however,since he passed Story: of the newyear, over 30,000 away in February. There’s In the forest there lived a kind, old manand birders’,’,’ill taketo thefield no oneclose to his recordin the woman.(1) hety havebeen (2) givinl here for (3) and count the number of state. species and the numberof Coastal counts lacked years. Theyhad (41 dovemto the (5) reseat because birds in a 15-milediameter variety but there werefour life in their (6) tyci had become(7) ate much(8) circle centered at some marbledgedwits spotted in CHRISTMAS them. geographical spot in the Lakehurst,a pipingplover and The (9) dink riO) lad manand woman(11) United States, Canada, an Americanoystereateher (12j treih living by (13Jllnigse fresh ( 14Jdekah ( Centralor SouthAmerica and tallied in Marmoraand three adesrb and (16) kaeeeto those (17) howcame (18) Mexico. willets seenin CapeMay. A (19J sivit the (201 restoLThe (21j pJuoeewould (22J Lastwinter 23 countswere black brant wasseen on the SHOP maderight herein our own Brigantine golf course. Un- sola (23) elph (24) oneynawho (25) eeadnd(26) state. Thehighest numberof fortunately,this is no longer Everyonewho (27 maceto (28 J hot forest (291 waysat Iotal species in NewJersey considereda distinct species. visited (30) het old couple. wasthe CapeMay Count with Other rarities included a 141different kindsof birds. golden-crownedsparrow in ~---’X~ Route206 so., Hlllsborough(Nexlto FoodtownSupermarket) ~" Answers’1. they 2. living 3. ten 4. moved5. forest 6. Last winterduring the 77th Boonton.Thisfellow, or a close elty 7. too 8. for 9. kind10. old 11. made12. their 13. count,1,200 individual tallies relative, hadbeen tallied the open7 a.m.. 11 p.m.¯ SevenDays A Week¯ 874.47.47 selling 14. baked15. breads 16. cakes17. who18. tn were madeby over 30,000 yearbefore and he returnedin 19. visit 20. forest 21. Couple22. also 23. laelp 24. birders. The number of October, 1976, to the same speciessighted on thesecounts feeder he patronizedthen. A anyone25. needed26. it 2"/. came28. the 29. ahvays variedfrom a low of five for sandhill crane was the 30. the Honolulu- Maalaea- Kona,to highlight of the Cumberland 333for the AtlanticArea of the County count. The bird FUNWITH WORDS CanalZone. Also topping the remainedin the area until recordof 293set last winterin mid-January. A Nashville Thelast two letters of each wordbegins the next Catemaco, Mexicowas the warbler was tallied in word.A clue is givenfor eachword. The first is done PacificArea, Canal Zone, with GlouedsterCounty. 294. Withinthe UnitedStates Whitegulls werepresent in for you. the leader was Freeport, several counts. Glaucousand 1. Youput this at the endof a sentence, period Texas,with 196. Icelandgulls werepart of the 2. This is anotherword for "fragrance." Sixty-onecounts reported pelagic and the SandyHook 3. Thisis a fruit. 150or morespecies while nine countsand an Icelandgull was Let Us Be Your 4. Thisis the oppositeof "wild." hit a lowof ten or less, Agrand spotted at Trenton.A lesser 5. Thisis a citrus fruit. total of 7,1,773,482birds were black-backedgull wasalso PersonalDecorator 6. Thls is a number. tallied butthis is a decreaseof seenduring the pelagiccount. almost50 millionindividuals Nowanother counting time .for Christmas! 7. Thisis the oppositeof "always." fromthe previousyear. The is here. Whatwill this winter 8. This is another wordfor "mistake." bring? Arrangements Wreaths " ’ " greatest numberof birds 9. Thisis a bird. -- countedby any one groupwas Anysize 10. "A"is one, in Great Bend, Kanas with all original Anytype 11 Thisrefers to a timeperiod. 6,012,050. Homemade Made-to.order 12. Thisa driedfruit. Onlyl0 birderstook part in 13. Thisrefers to one timeonly. this record whichincluded bread on sale 6,650 Canadageese. 2,800 GarlandRoping 14. Thismeans"tostop." PrincessPine 15. Tiffs refers to the line wherestitches are joined. mallardsand 6,000.400 red- Fresh, hot homemade wingedblackbirds. The big loavesof whitebread will be WhitePine drop in numbersnationally on sale from Friday night, over the previous year in- Dee. 16, at 8:30 through Answers:1. period 2. odor 3. orange 4. gentle 5. valvedthe movementof black- Saturdaymorning, Dee. 17, at Registerfor Dee.23 FreeDrawing lemon6. one 7. never8. error 9. oriole 10. letter 11. bird roosts. 9 a.m. at the SomersetCounty 2O%- 5O%Off era12. raisin 13. once14. cease15. seam For example,Squaw Creek 4-H Center, Mllltown Rd., Form’s Flower Barn 9n many of our _ _ NationalWildlife Refugein Bridgewater. I will respondIn the column,from time to time,to Missouritallied over38 million Thebread will be the result Millstone - River Road Toys, Games,Crafts parents andchildren, whohave questions of blackbirdstwo years ago and of the 4-I-I Exchange Hillsborough, NewJersey (while they last) generalInterest. Pleasewrite to mecare of thls only7,695 birds total this past Association’sBig Bread Bake. newspaper. winter. 4-R members will begin 359-¯ F-E-N-N Sorry no layawayon Sale items Noteworthyin the counts baking at 4 p,m. and mix 3366 wasa total of 1,232bald eagles bread and bakebread for 16 StoreHours: Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 inelnded in the Klukwan, straight hours. ... . Alaskacount. The profit from the event FromDec. 12th - Dec.’24th NOWelects new officers Speciescounts werelow in will go to help defraythe cost Openevery night til 9 PM our state, probablydue to the of the group’s trip to Nova extremecold. CapeMay had Scotia this summer, and The Somerset County and MartiPesci of Warrenis totaled 149the previousyear providefunds to host a group Chapter of the National treasurer. against 141last winter. Bar- fromWisconsin who will visit Organization for Women Amongthe other officers negat followed with 127 Somerset County this sum- electedits newofficers for the elected were: Judy Weiss, speeies. Therewas a pelagic mer. comingyear at its monthly task force coordinator;Mary countagain off the NewJersey Moreinformation from 4-H meeting on Nov. 17 at the K. Muekenhoupt,membership coast. Thisone was taken by a Somerset County. Ad- chairperson;Marilin Hulme, office526-6644. ministrationBuilding. delegate to the state Electedas presidentis Vieei organization; Mairin Elias, Bahish,who has been an ac- newslettereditor, andIrene tive memberof the chapter Lutz,publicity. since 1972. CaroleChiesa of "NOWis dedicated to Bridgewaterwas elected vice- achieving full rights for C°llic¢’ om c=t,, president, MargieBarat, also womenand to helping all of Bridgewater,is secretary womento realize their full CERAMIC TILE potential as individuals,"Ms. Babishsaid. Bathroom,Foyers Generalmeetings are held TREMENDOUSSELECTIONS the third Thursdayof each monthat the SomersetCounty administrationbuilding. For 870 Hamilton St. (Amwell Rd.), Somerset further information,contact Hours:Man. to Sat. 8 to 5:30 SANTA’S COMING! MaryK. Muckenhoffptat P.O. ~ 846-5757 r, ...... ,., 6336,Bridgewater 08807. To All Three Branches of the State Bank of Raritan Valley

Tht, t’s.. Dec. 15. 1977 at Raritan: 9 A.M.-3 P.M. & 6 P.M.-8 P.M. Fri.. l)cc. 16. 1977 at Whitehouse: 9 A.M.-3 P.M. Sat.. Dee. 1 7. 1977 at Hillsborough: 9 A.M.-1 P,M. ,rriring in tlillsborough by "’Model T’? ~_. REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED ~/~’tt. 5ant, ,’ill bare treats for the children

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1926¯ 51 YEARSOF SERVICE ¯ 1977 Christi,as Envelope/ /qOW’TIL. STATE Whata fulfilling idea ! Choosethe elegantFriday night Bulfet I~lql IIJPllli. LI \ £HRI~ or Dinnerfor Tv,’oby candlelightin the Greenhouse, Dinnerand Dancingfor a Satnrdaynight, or the SundayBrunch BANK Buffet, Whatever.We can makeyour Gift Certificate OF’ VAJ./.dg’/ to your order. TheNassau Inn - Theplace to be! Re. 22, WhitehouseJ Re.206, HiUsborgugh N,.,I~rl~’ I ½miles wesl of I.one¢o" ArnwellRd., So, of Somerville RARITANOFFICE Tel 534-2433 re/, 359.5353 HIUIBoIOU(IHOf RCl~ WNlllD41OUSE s s.a t/ INN OpenSundays 10.5 J 34 EastSomersel StreQt 403Rnut* 206 South Routl22 aMRidl~ Read Rarltan, NewJersey Bardy Farms ShoppingCenter NIIIsburo~hTownship, NeW darsey Whltehom~New deflloy Palmer Square ¯ Princeton, N.J. ¯ 609-921-7500 i e Warren... for Womenonly 1 8-A Thursday,December 15, lq 77 Nation’sfirst autogreenhouse NoJ. Lung Association iii

completed in Somerset County pushes no-smoking law Cranford - "TILE LIONIN day in advance at least. 246,#;~ .enou’.oo,ano,oO WINTER." Celebration 7717 (non-subscriptionevent). to landscape- landscape Construction of the first A computerized heat eontrol of water used. A pond has also In public testimony before smokers,"h~e said. Playhouse, 118 South Avenue, with a plan... Why not 1~if totally automated greenhouse system minimizes the overall beenconstructed for collection the N.J. Department of One of the major recom- Friday, 8:30 p.m.; Saturday. 7 in the country was completedeestoffuel for the greenhausc, of the water to be reeycledinto Health, the American Lung mendations by the American and 10 p.m. Tickets $4.50- CIIILDRENS SPECIALS call one of our landscape recently by Geerling and several innovatlous in the system. Association of NewJersey Lung Association of New$5,50; group rates available GreenhousesInc. in Somerset screening and shadings have Almost no humanhand will architects today. expressed support to the Jersey is that the code com. 272-5704. Crsnford -- "PINOCCIIIO" County. The construction was been incorporated to achieve be necessary for routine proposed code prohibiting pletely prohibit smokingin ... Cranford Dramatic Club, 78 hailed by.Secretary of maximum conservation of nursery operations inside the smoking in certain public sehools from the secondary WinansAve. Dec. 17-18; 276-’ Agriculture Phillip Alampias energy, new facility. Portable plant places and added some level down, since students Millburn - "StlENAN- 7611,276-6113 or 276-4878. ’, Completejz Design a landmark in the NewJersey The computer also scien- benches on casters can be recommendationsof its own. spenda major portion of their DOAII." Paper Mill nursery business, tifically controls watering, brought Io the packing and Walter Hislop, president of time in school at one of the Playhouse,Brookside Drive. Construction Service "The nursery and her- fertilization and reclamation shippingarea on wheeledears. the association, explainedthat most formative and ira- Friday,8:30p.m.; Thursday, 2 Millburn-- "A CIIRISTMAS: tieulture industry in this state sldestream smoke off the pressionablestages in life. and8:30p.m.; Satorday,5and CAItOL." Paper Mill i is growing at a rapid rate," burning end era cigarette has A 1976survey conductedby 9:30 p.m.; and Sunday,3 and Playhouse, Brooksidc Drive Mr. Alampiobserved."Peter h,gbereonccntrat,ons ofthe NationalClearinghoese on 7:30 p.m. Tickets $7-$117 Dec. 17. 367-4343. Sohl out. , doerler landscapes Jansen’smodern expansion of Institute offers noxious compounds than Smokingand Health revealed students and elderly $5.75- his Piseatawayfacility is a mainstreamsmoke, drawnin that 75 per cent of the $7.60. Sundayevenings and phone 609-924-1221 by the smoker. respondentsfeel that teaohersThurs. matinee;group rates. New Brunswick - "TilE JcrseySignOfagrieulture.COnfidence in New should set a goodexample by Boxoffice, Mondaythrough KIDS FItOM .IERSEY" in, "Jansen’s $1 million ex- nurs’n-lg program And, accordingto the 1972 not smoking. "It is con. Saturday, 10 a.m.-t0 p.m. and special Christmas programat pansion project brings his report on "The Health Con- the GeorgeStreet Playhouse, sequences of Smoking," tradictory to permit smokingSunday 12-9 p.m. 376-4343. nursery space to one half The Practical Nursing According to" Kathleen in schools by teachers whoare ... 414George Street. Salarday, million square feet and will !nhaling sidestream smoke Dee. 17 at t and 3 p.m. Free. program given by Somerset Kearuey, director of student increases the carbon very often the same people increasehis labor force to 85 at County’sTechnical Institute in services: "The Practical enforcing and encouraging no NewBrunswick. IIOLIDAY No tickets necessary. All the Piscataway location," he monoxide levels in the CABARET12nd Annual). Bridgewater is nowaccepting Nursing program con- bloodstream, causes eye smoking amongstudents" he reservations must be madein 4 said. "Newemployees will be applications for its January centrates on direct patient sad. GeorgeStreet Playhouse, 414 advance by calling 246-7717 working in the packing and semester. Anyoneholding a care and teachesits students irritation, nasal symptoms, The president of the GeorgeStreet. ThroughDec. after noon. :’ shipping operatioo, however, tofuncttonaspartofa nursing headaches, cough, sore 31. Thursdaysand Sundays, ’- high school diploma or throatsand other ill effectsin Christmas Seal Agencyended because the newgreenhouse is Graduate Equivalency team." by saying: "Prohibiting $5; Fridays and Saturdays $6. ’" operated with a computerized Diplomais eligible to apply for l~ople whodo nol smoke. smokingin public places does All scats St0 on NewYear’s Piscataway - "BAllNAI¢V". system,"he said. the program. Miss Kearney noted that "These are problems not take awaya person’s right Eve including champagne Circle Theater. 416 Victoria employmentopportunities for enoughfor a healthy parson, to smokeif he or she chooses. party at 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. Avenue, Dec. 17 and 1~. Atl Licensed Practical Nurses but for the great numbersof Rather, it is a tool to protect Reservations necessary one seats $1.50. 968-7555. include hospitals, con- peoplewith cardiovascular, respiratory and allergic the right of nonsmokersfrom valescent itomes, doctors’ becoming involuntary offices, publiehealthagencies,conditions, it is an even smokers. SUNDAY SALE and private homecare. The greater causefor concern," "ft is importantto note that institute provides all its Mr. Hislopsaid. prohibiting smokingin public Opento the Public Dec.18th graduateswith a lifetime job, "Manypeople forget that places is not a cure-all for placementservice. ’smokers actually are out- solving this health problem, 10am-8pm numbered by nonsmokers, Cranford - "TILE ,PltiME Year’s Eve) 7 and 10p.m. but it can have a substantial OF MISS JEAN BROOIE." prices: Section A--$17; Sec- The program, g one-year three to one in the adult effect without anyone being Celebration Playhouse, 118 intensivecourse of study,fully population¯ We recommend uonB. $16; Section C - $15. arrested or fined since most SouthAvenue. Dee. 28, 29, 30, Sold out. qualifies its graduatesfor the therefore,that no morethan 25 people will abide by the law 31, and Jan. 1-14. 272-5704or Gifts FORUNDER $5.00 New Jersey State Board per cent of the areain public most of the time if they know 351-5033. Licensing ExaminaUons.Past places be set aside for what it is," he said. graduatesof the Technical Morristown -- "MAItt’EI, MARCEAU."Morris Stage,1g0 ChineseIvory, MexicanSilver, BoneChina, Institute’s Practical Nursing Millburn --NUTCRACKER" TOP NOTCHQUALITY programhave averaged 180 South St., Morrislown.6 p.m. by the NewJersey Ballet Saturday, Jan. 14 and a CHRISTMASTREES LacqueredBamboo and Morel ! points above the state’s Fine newideas with Company. The Paper Mill passinggrade. matinee Saunday, Jan. 15. Playhouse, Brookside Drive. Evenings, $8.50, $10.50 and DouglasFir White Spruce FineArts at WholesalePrices Guestsoloists, companyof 75, Thecourse divides its time SBA’sDial-an-Idea $12.50;Sunday, $7, $9 andSlit A small business owner can Questions such as how much concert orchestra. Dec.21, 22, Phone540-9271. Balsam Blue Spruce betweenclassroom instruction 6 p.m.; Dec. 23, 3 and 8 p.m.; and clinical practice ex- discover ways to find new expensewould be required to Cranford-"T.EI’tU.~lt.: .: store products on the U.S. developor sell a newproduct, Dec.24, 3 p.m.; Dec.26, 27, 28, ALL NURSERYGROWN--FRESH CUT ARTS& ARTISTS perience. Surgical nursing, 29 and 30, 3 and8 p.m. Prices: OF MISS JEAN ItROI)lE." obstetric and pediatric care, Small Business Ad- mustbe answeredfor a more Celebration Playhouse, 118 ministration’s "Dial-An-Idea" prosperous,long-term result. Section A- $10;Section B - $9; Corner of Rt. 28 ~ Adamsville Rd. 242gpplegarth Road, Monroe Twp. psychiatric nursing, and Section C - $8. Boxoffice openSouth Avenue.Dee. 28, ~, 30, personal and community during the week of Dee. 19. "Diai-An-ldea," SBA’s 31 and Jan I - 14. 272-5704or Bridgewater phone-in service with helpful Men. through Sat. 10a.m.-t0 health are studied. When a store’s product p.m. and Sun. 12-9 p.m. 376- 351-5033. (Next to the Hoagie Hut) Dec. 18-23 10am-8pm Everyday hints for small business people resehes its sales peak, small features a newtip every week. 4343. 655-0181 Further information and business owners must search Edison - "STEAMDATII." application forms are A future topic will give EdisonValley Players, Edison.. fora newitem that can be sold pointers to help small business available through the at a profit. Millburn -- "VICTOR Valley Playhouse, 2196 Oak Somerset County Technical owners prepare for meeting Tree Road. l;’riday Ihroagh Research is required to incometax obligations. BORGE"The Paper Mill Sunday, Jan. 13 - l:eb. t2. t fnstitute AdmissionsOffice, choose a product with the Playhouse, Breekside Drive. curtain 0:30 p.m. Friday and 526-8900,ext. 62. All are invited to eall "Dial- highest profit potential. An-ldea"at (201)645-6345. Saturday, December 31 {NewSaturday, 7:30 p.m Sunday. 756-4488.

Millburn - "NUT- CItACKEIt" hv the New Jersey Ballet Company.The :. Nobodyin the state .... Paper Mill Playhouse, Br,~ok side Drive. Guest soloists companyof 75, eancert ,r- ehestra. Dec.21, 22, II p.nl.;’k Dec.23, 3 and8 p.m.: Deo.24, 3. offershigher interest rates p.m.; Dec.26, 27, 28, 2J and:In, 3 and 8 p.m. Prices: SoclionA - CALENDAROF COMING $10; Section B - $9 Section(! B f:t B PRINTING $8. Box office open Monday’" EVENTS throughSaturday, 10 a.m - 10 :. on savingsthan we d0! SERVICES TO RENT p.m. and Sunday12-9 p.nL376- of Manville,Inc. 4343. 617W.Camplain Rd. Millburn "VI(’TOI{ Manville, N.J, 08835 THURSDAY, DECEMBER15 THIS SPACE BOItGE" "The Paper Mi]] Bueinemland Social Printing Playhouse,Brookside l.~riv~--. FonnI-Bunetlns-Ryers-Tickm= Saturday,Dec. 3t (NewYea r’s Manville Senior Citizens Club ChristmasParty - 6 Eve) 7 and 10 p.m. Prices: Cards-Envelopes- p.m., Manville V.F.W.Hall, WashingtonAve. CALL Letterheads-Invitations SectionA - $17;Seelion B - $16 Franklin Council- 8 p.m. MunicipalBldg. SectionC - $15. CUSTOMPRINTING Franklin Board of Adjustment- 8 p.m. Municipal 201-725-3300 PHONE:1291l 526-2070 Bldg. Morrtstown. :MARCEl, MAIICEAU.Morris Stage, In0 SouthSI., 8 p.m.Salurday, SATURDAY, DECEMBER17 Jan.14 andmatinee Sonday, Jan.15. Eves. $9.50, $I0.50 and : SavngsCertlficales, min. $1,000., SavingsCertificates, min. $1,000. i SavingsCertificates, rain. $500. N.J. Dance Theatre Guild production of : 6tolOyears(72to120months). $12.50;Sunday, $7, $9 and$ll. 41o6 years(48 to 71 months). 2~to4years30 to 47 months Tschaikovsky’s "Nutcracker", Plainfield H.S. Phone540-9271. Dave’s Men’s 8, auditorium. 3 p.m. Also Sunday, 1 Et 4:30 p.m. HORSEFEED¯ SUPPLIES, PEt FOODS,WILD BIRD SEED, Tickets - 889-6788. ANIMAl. Somerville- "C()MI’: BI.OW Boys Shop FEED,WE ALSO YOURiIORN." Watcitung Santa’s Workshopfor children - Gifts for the CARRYWATERSOFTENER g GARDEN ViewInn, Rts. 202-206.Monday 41S. MainSt. Manville family from 10 cents to $2. Sponsors,Franklin Twp. SALTS,LAWN through Friday luncheon- Jaycee.ettes. 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Franklin Municipal SUPPLIES,SHOES, BOOTS, Farina/Weor JACKETS¯ GLOVES. matinee plus seleeled dates Bldg. for dinner.lhcatcr. January For N/re BELLE MEAD thru May. 658-4020 or write * Policemen SUNDAY, DECEMBER18 Sunset Productions, t175 FARMERS’CO-OP Evergreen Drive, ¯ Mailmen Bridgewater, N.J. o8807. Concert - Gospel singer Paul Schumacher. LINE ¯DAD IJl12ii,(dll4 ii(I, Ill4 72S.9027 Hillsborough Baptist Church, NewAmwell Road. 7 BELLE MEAD CIIII,DRENS SPECIALS p.m. "A Celebration of Hope"- with JeromeHines Cranford - "I’INOC- FUELOIL the WestminsterOratorio Cho!r - Benefit Somerset CIIIO" Cranford Dramatic; ?~v~yCe~i,~la~n~~nm,05n0h0s, M~n tm~ylti; l On~!h ,h ,~t °e~~idi~k CountyUnit for RetardedCitizens. 7 p.m. Somerset Club,78 WinansAve., Dee.17-: 18, 276-7611.276-6113 or 276" CountyCollege. Tickets, 725-8544. 4878. Ae XEROXCOPIES FederalRegulations require that a penallybe invoked if funds {excluding inletest} are wiihdrawn ortransferred from a Savings MONDAY, DECEMBER19 Millburn - "A CIIRISTMA~ Cerebrateprior to maturity.A balance of $50must remain in MORE’Statement and Passbook Savings Accounts to earn interest. CAROl,." Paper Mill;: BESSENYEI : (QuantiEyPl~ee$ SomersetCounty Board of Freeholders - 8 p.m. Playhouse, BronksidoDrive.;’. g Son CountyBldg. Dec.17. 376-4343. Available) i. Manville Board of Education - 7:30 p.m., High TOWNSHIP NewBrunswick . The Kid., "i Newark Mouo,.. OII BurnersInstalled SchoolLibrary. from Jersey in special;: Inside Foodtown Story Hour - 3:45 p.m. Mary Jacobs Library, PHARMACY (MareOIhce) Middlesex& LakeAyes Christmas program at the: (2011 622-B010 ,CRRTERET (201) 549-5856 586Hamilton St. RockyHill. GeorgeStreet Playhouse, 414:; SRVlnGS NewBrunswick Hillsborough Board of Education - 8 p.m,, High K15-8800 GeorgeStreet. Saturday, Dec’- 744 BroadSt AND L.OAI"I F:ISSOCIF:iTIOI~ Bernardsvllle SchoolLibrary. 712 Hamilton St., Someesel 17 at I and 3 p.m. Free. " :: Inside ShopRile KI5-6453 (201) 623-7339 NOTARYPU81JC SouthOrange 91 Route202 Penn.CentralR R Verona Malawan (201) 766-0940 Slahon 159South Orange Ave 620Bloomfield Ave 160 MainSt (201) 624-4112 (2011763-4250 (201) 239-2772 (201) 566-2800 Rockaway InsideShopRite 487Orange St Inside Palhmark Oradell Livingston 279Route 46 Weal (201) 463.4850 407Valley St 417 KmderkamackRd inside ShopRite (201] 627-1600 (20l) 761-5880 (201) 261-5645 483So. Livingston Ave. SHERMAN SOPKO ¯ " 500Bloomheid Ave (201) 992-5550 HaddonHeights FUCILLO& (201) 464.6525 Madison Clltfwood Agentsfor 10 GreenwoodAve HamiltonTownship 615Station Ave. SONS 326 MatawanAve (609} 546-6633 WARREN WheatonVan Lines, Inc, 629 SandfordAve (201} 377.0606 (201) 566-3900 1750Whifehdrse. JEWELERS (201/ 373-9494 MercerwileRd , HIIIsborough MOVING8- Morris Township Hazier KeeplokeDiamond Rings 712Spnngf=eld Ave (609) 890-1100 Rt. 206 & NewAmwell Rd. STORAGE,INC. 221 MadisonAve AirportPlaza. RI. 36 (201} 674-5400 Funeral Home,Inc. WideSelection of WeddingBands (20t ) 3746164 (201) 267-1177 Brick Town AdamFucillo, Mgr. FREEEar Piercing with PermitB5 (201} 264-6600 InsideShopRite EastOrange Springfield Purchaseof Earrings Local & LongDistance Phlnlpsburg Keansburg KennedyMall & OpeningDecember 27 725-1763 620Central Ave. 695Cortiss Ave. 63 ChurchSt. BrickBlvd. Inside ShopRite SomersetShopping Center 35 No. 17th Ave. (20t 1677.1600 (201) 869-5700 (201} 767.6400 (201) 920-0300" 727Morris Turnpike 205 So, MainSt., Manville Bridgewater Manville All ssvlnoaInsured to $4o,aoohy FSLIC, 628-0111 201.725.7758 I ThurBday, December 15, 1977 19-A ’Oh, NewBrunswick’ delights Rockmusical ’Halr’playing Ge°rgeSt’ke?penlsngaudienceinSummit No need to wait until New ti pen’ g a can a ; and it is their intention to Year’s Eve to ring out the old we are all of us looking for the change t.he program from "Hair," the rock musical and ring in the new’ key’" he leads into the perf°rmance t° perf°rmance’ whichgrew°ut °fthel°rmnnt oftbesixties, lsplsyingatthe The George Street scripturereadingfortheday, Jay Devlin will replace "-~: ..... Playhousestarted its holiday Genesis 27:11, "Mybrother is Harry Clark for the last two Craig Theatre in Summit. ! "~~’~ ~ ...... ___ __---~I~’~I. { il celebration early, with the an hairy man and I am a weeks of the show’s run, and The Craig production ,,,,=,.._~ I t bpening Friday Dec. 9, of smooth man,"andsoon, from timetatimeJcmLucas utilizes theidiomsandstyles of the previous decade in ! -"~"-~ ~------=’~""] i "vH,n New Brunswick ~. A Suzy Bertin, RoDBrown, Lz choreographer of the revue Full Clothed Revue " Fillo and Harry Clark con- will apoear in a sequence or presenting a piece of ten year presYented by "The Inn tributejointlyandindividually two. hew material" will be old nostalgia. Cabaret," a very talented to the fast-paced merriment, added and some will be Members of the cast of ~--’J~ ~ ~- ...... group imported from Prin- Absurd and wildly numorous replaced. "llair" are Delana Bannister ceton. musical parodies make up There is one routine that of Irvington, Jan Butcher of 4~IOh, New Brunswick!," most of the program. Several should stay intact, the NorthPlainfield, Linds Behrle directed by the show’s star, straight pieces, like the songs hilarious parody of the LGWUof Maplewood,Bob Gagliardi Donald Moore brings Marceauto appear in Morris DanBerkowitz, is a fun revue from Jacques Brel, are television commercial in of New Providence, Debra Holmes of Morris Plains, to/old favorites and newfrolics beautifully done and Ms. whichthe wholecast joins in Tcikets for the January has tickets priced at $8.50, that will surely tramform Brown’s rendition of the memorable"Tear out the George Kupzakof Elizabeth, Debra Jones of East Brun- performances of the "genius $10.50, and $12.50. The Sunday every performaneeinto a gala "Carousel" is vibrant¯ Ms. union label and replace it with Falstaff to Rutgers of gesture," Marcel Marceau, matineetickets arc selling for swick, and Arlene Williams of holiday. Mr. Berkowitz is a Fillo and Ms. Brownsing a one from Dior." have been put on sale at the $7, $9 and $11. Marceau master of straight-faced jaunty medley of 24 Gershwin "Oh, New Brunswick, A East Orange¯ Falstaff, one of Cincinnati, Ohio. He is also School of the Arts on Dee. 2,3, For mature audiences only, MorrisStage, 100 SouthStreet, returns to the Stage after a delivery. tunes that leaves the audience Fully Clothed Revue," is a Shakespeare’s most rascally familiar to television 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 at 8 p.m.. in the Morristown. The Saturday sold-out June t performance wishing for more. "Hair" will play Fridays and and merry characters will be He broke up the house on non-subscription event and audiences, appearing in the LevinTheaterontheDouglass evening, Jan. 14 performance there. opening night with a turned- Several skits entitled "Great seats are sold on a first come, Saturdays through Jan. 7 at brought to life in the Rutgers Adam’s Chronicles and in College campus. Tickets are eonar routine in which he Worksof Literature" include a first servedbasis. It will play 8:30 p.m. Sunday matinees on University production of SesameStreet. $2.50 for students and senior delivers a sermon of special tribute to New Thursday through Sundays Dec.El and t8, are at 2:30 p.m. "HenryIV, Part I" by veteran "Henry IV, Part I" will be citizens, and $4 for non- outrageous non sequiturs. Brunswick’s own doyce through Dec. 31. For dinner-theatre com- actor DonaldC. Moore. presented by the Rutgers students, Group rates are Starting out with the solemn Kflmer, "Trees" set to the Two special champagne bination at the New Hamp- Mr. Moore appears as a University Theater Arts available. For reservations observation, "Life is rather music of "Hcrnandez’ performances are scheduled shire Housecall 273-1513;for guest artist sponsoredby the Department of Douglass contact the LevinTheater box Itideaway," and Edgar Allan for 8 p.m. and El p.m, on New theatre only call 273-6233;for Theater Arts Department of College and the MasonGross office: (201) 932-9892. Poe’s "The Raven" to the Year’s Eve. Ticket prices are groupsales call 635-4738. the MasonGross School of the melody of "Oklahoma." $5 for Thursday and Sunday; Arts (MGSA). He un- "Oh, NewBrunswick" is a $6 for Friday and Saturday; derstadied Jan Pierre’s Tevye lively revue, exciting to both and $10 for NewYear’s Eve in Broadway’s"Fiddler on the eye and ear. The performers shows, including cocktail Roof," and played various guild gollerLJ delight in fresh interpretation party. MAKE YOUR SHOP roles in four other productions Tickets are aa sale at the KNOWNTO ALLI of "Fiddler." He has played boxoffice¯ Call 246-7717after GO DISPLAY 7 WAYS! Falstaff as guest artist for the noon for reservations. Folger Theatre Group in ECLECT~¢ Washington, D.C., and at ColleenZlrnlte Playhouse-in-the-park in Turnof the CenturyAmerica Framing orders PoIlerl, Prints. Ads, Cover1,Mops are still being .and- Exciting Assortmentof accepted for INNOCENCE IS FLEETING .... NatureLithographs-- 1885 Christmas N"i ’ -1’ TheTomato Factory Hopewell (2011359-5081 ’plendoro[N,pol ...... , r~ /1/ l I 1 "z-~ FINE ART¯ POTTERY-JEWELRY story ablazetL’itb one’ if’.: /; ~ ~ " t | ’ woman’sall.consumhl9 ’, ,: I,’/ ’ g I T"s’ !’ t IELD ! 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THE INSTITUTE FOR EXPERIENTIAL .Nassaugmt cE, te lS LEARNING ~ DEVELOPMENT Box6254. Lawrenceville. N.J. 08648 or call 609-882-6815 [ Sendfor our schedule Our NimhYear tHE SUGARPLUM FAIRY will be dancedby Helyn DougMsin the NewJersey Ballet Company’s of comingworkshops of Workshops presentationof the "Nutcracker"at the PaperMill Playhouse,Millburn, Dec,21 throughDec. 30 (except ChristmasDay). Ms.Douglas has dancedas a leadingartist throughoutEurope and the Witl A Ser,sOI oI LMen UnitedStates. Reservationsmay be madeby calling the boxoffice (20!) 376-4343. Woodcuttingpermits are la/ll Yo f LPleasufc available now We’vehung the hollyhigh; the poinsettias’ BoxingDay Brunch, and eaten Bangers and are blooming;we’ve put garlandsof Mash,Bubble and Squeak, Cornish pasties, There are 12 state parks and park or forest superintendent. forests in NewJersey where The woodis for private use princesspine on the manteland set a ftre ScotchEggs and Kederee? And Apple Fool, individuals may secure a only and the volume per in thefireplace. It’s a lovelytime of year certalnly!Would you like to assureyour permit to collect or cut dead family is limted to two cords at the NassauInn. goodfortune at ourFirst FootingBrunch firewood for use in home per calendar year. stoves or fireplaces, the State parks and forests on NewYear’s Day? You can, youknow. This Department of Environmental which have designated wood We’rehaving Brunches and Buffets, is youryear! Andwe are the place!Make Protection (DEP) has an- cutting areas are: Allamuchy, CandlelitDinners and Holiday Feasts, the reservationswith Mrs.Cima. We’d love to nounced. The fee is $5 per Jenny Jump and Worthington cord. (A cord of wood t WarrenCounty ); Ringwo~l, likes of whichyou haven’t seen. haveyou share the seasonwith us. measuresfour feet by four feet Stokes and Wawayanda Haveyou ever beento a byeight feet.) (Sussex); Bass River, Lebanon and Wharton Woodcutting is permitted(Burlington); Washington untilMarch in designatedCrossing tMereer); Voorhees ~ CHRISTMAS EVE ~CHRISTMAS DINNER i i areas.The permitmust be (Hunterdon)and Belleplain A festive dinner, served from 5 p.m. AYuletide Feast, served from 12:30 tat 8:30. securedin personfrom the (CapeMay). Wouldyou llke poached salmon, or broiled Roast goose with plum sauce, prime ribs and Yule feasting stuffed brook trout? Duckling Bigarde, perhaps? onion plc, roast tom turkey with oyster (/ $9.50 to$12.50 seedling, a beautiful filet mignon, i\\ are on the Christmas menu.$9.50 to $12.50. whenkin and friends gather aroundthe groaningboard. Makeit truly festive with Christmasfood specialties ~ BOXING DAY BRUNCH ¯ ;~ NEWYEAR’S EVE DINNER from the Old World. Comeearly, and have a lovely dint’~er with us, i ¯ TheDay After Christmas. Begdn with Mulligatawny Soup. End with English Trifle. In between, or comelater and hear the clock strike 12, PERUGINAPanettone and Pan d’Or from Italy. WALKER find the Bangers and Mash, Laneastershire Hot if you like, after you’vehad a htvely dinner Plum Puddingsand PURDYFruitcakes with "Hennessy’,’ \\ Pot, Rissohs, Manchester Tarts and those with us. We’reserving from 5 p.m. Io 9 p. nt. Cognac or "Haig" Whiskey from England. NIEDEREGGER tl other things with the funny names, $5.00. Serving Roast Goose and Duckling. Veal ()scar, and BAHLSENStollen and Lebkuchen from Germany. VERKADE 11 to 3. Our regular Dinneris served from 3 to 8-30. Poached Fresh Salmon, Roast Tenderloin of spicey Specufaascookies from Holland and Norwegian Reef, Roast Prime Ribs, A Seafixod Combination Julekake,rich in raisins andother goodies with lobster tail, shrimp, oysters, flmmderand scallops in the catch, From$11.50 to $12.50. --- enjoy your Christmas ::~ NEWYEAR’S DAY Aa auspicious wayto dos~; out the )’ear[ with fine foods from Here’s that First Footing we were telling you about! The First Foot in the Door, you know. ¯ We’re having a different kind of Brunch, ~’~THE BOWL GAMES ¢/ with food designed to ensure your good health Our big screen Advent TVset will he showing and good fortune in the year ahead! From11:30 College Bowl Gameson January 1, the Rose Bowl I) to 2:30, $6.50. NewYear’s Dinner is served Gameon Januao’2nd, and of course, the from 3 PMto 8:30 PM. Super Bowl Gameon Jannary IGth. /I Noreservations, no charge, jnst come.

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(Continued from Page One) "We should accept Mr, I[ (Continuedfrom PageOne) me to understand why the Tile RESOLUTION and A UNIQUEGIFT Commission(PERC) to begin military notes Diamond’sbill and disbur- PBAhad elected to negotiate( agreement were retrieved sements," Dr. Marline ! proceduresleading to com- with picket signs, misleading from the township clerk’s argued. "We certainly have pulsoryarbitration, fliers and letters to the ¯ Ol,e,So,,,n Course 1.c’ )Diamond...files, not paid him in proportion to GIFT CERTIFICATES Upon receiving PERC editor," Mr. Gerkensaid. "I am a verycareful man. whathe has dona.,, "I urge the residents to ask | $180.* $280.¯ $500. correspondenceindicating the Whenlread this, the first /~F~ townahip’s position, Mr. Key members of PBALocal 154 McConnelcom pl etes basictraining thing I did was to call her TtlE RESOLUTIONpassed; 609-921-8632 1~t i filed notice of impasse and whythey rejected an offer that Mr. Beaehem voted no, could have meant a $4,220 Airman James J. McConnel, The airman, who is received specialinstruction in (Mary Duffy) and tell h~r," IY requested arbitration on Mr. Diamond said. Richard Mossner abstained etit °r behalf of the PBA. increase in t8 months for sonofMrs, MaryA. McConael remaining at Lackland for human relations. "Weare rushing into this," I Pr Incec::t i1~ td UMt~rs/;~TP7 of 13 Norfolk Read, Somerset, specialized training in the and the remaining five "Unless you file, the local junior officers and a $I,817 membersvoted yes. Ifl increase in 13 monthsfor those has graduated at Lakeland security police field, studied Completion of this training Mr. Beaehem argued, as can be limited to the town- earned Airman McConnel councilwoman Dorothy "I’ll be back with it," Mr. [ MERRY CHRISTMAS MERRY ship’s list of non-economic already at lop pay," the AFB, Tex., from Air Force the Air Force mission, Maeklary seconded Dr. U} township managersaid. basic training, organization and customs and creditstowardsanassociatein BeachemsaidnsMr. Diamond demands," Mr. Key ex- applied science degree Martino’s motion, rose fromthe table. plained. "l think there are unan- SPEARINGTO the press through the Community "There’s no time that we Collegeof the Air Force. won’tsit downand talk if they after the council agenda Nagle completesNavy training sweredDemocratqUestiOnScontinued.here," the :~:~:~..~:~:~:~:~:r~:~:,~ ",~):,:~:~:(~:~ ,~:~...... are willing to talk," PBA session Tuesday,Dec. 13, Mr. AirmanMcConnel is a 1976 "I don’t knowif this is the negotiating committee Keysaid, "Onthis very eve, a Navy Seaman Recruit letter has gone out to Mr. further academic and on-the, graduate of Franklin High resolution the council ap- memberRon SeverinG said. Harold J. Nagle, son of Mr. job training in one of the School and has attended proved," he said, referring to "I know they are," Mr. Lanigan, with copies to Harry and Mrs.Harold J. Nagleof 62 Navy’s 85 basic occupational Somerset County College. the signed document. Gerkensaid. "I can only tell Gerkenand to the council, that Pre- the PBA wishes to reopen Martin St., Somerset, has fields. you that negotiations must, completedrecruit training at by definition, be a two-way negotiations for both salary the Naval Training Center, Includedin his studies were Christmas street," the townshipmanager and benefits." Great Lakes,Ill. seamanship,close.order drill, Navalhistory and first aid. insisted, repeating the phrase "There is nothing in the During the eight-week he has consistently used to statute that preemptsthis," he training cyycle, he studied A 1977 graduate of Franklin state his position on said, insisting that request for general military subjects High School, he joined the HolidayMenus ,":,1 negotiations. arbitration does not preclude designed to prepare him for Navyin August1977. "The township will be much settlement outside of, and better off using compulsory prior to, the arbitrator’s arbitration to settle this handingdown his decision. Air Force officer promoted StartHere dispute rather than continue the one.wayrelationship. The "It is callous of the township Joel T. Hall, son of Mr. and The colonel received a B.S. arbitrator will require the give to take the approachof costing Mrs. JimmieR. Hall of 2615 N. degree in 1961 from Oklahoma and take spirit so necessary the PBAand the taxpayers Bell, Shawnee,Okta., has been University, where he was g for good collective moneyto do the job that those promotedto lieutenant colonel commissionedthrough the Air bargaining," Mr. Gerkensaid. designated under the statute in the U.S. Air Force. Force Reserve Officers should do amicably in a fair Colonel Hall, an operations Training Corps program. MR. KEY, on Nov. 14, bargaining session," the PBA and training staff officer, is His wife, Disn, is the \47r!A submitted to the township a counsel said. Instead, the assigned at Dean Air Base, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don list of negotiable items that township has chosen the Republicof Korea, with a unit Allen of 15 Tripplet Road, included "both economicand "crisis politics of an ar- of the Pacific Air Forces. Somerset. non-economicissues." bitrator," according to Mr. The township, however, Key. appearsto be willing to wait The arbitrator will cost $250 Testa assigned until the arbitrator hands per day, plus expenses. The downa decision, Mighty MacJackets "That shows great sen- township and the PBAwill AirmanFrederickTestaJr., Testa now will receive sitivity on the part of the split the cost equally. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fredriek specialized training in the ~,,.~ A.TestanfgCnnlinentalRoad, airerMt equipment main- 70 Reg. $65 NOW$50 people negotiating for the The council and township ~: - Reg. $75 NOW $50 g township, Mr. Key said. managerfeel the need for an Somerset, has been assigned tenancefield. 7~’(~’, "We wanted to hash out a independent arbitrator to to Chanute AFB,Ill., after The airman is a 1975 contract before the end of the direct traffic at the completing Air Force basic graduate of Franklin High year," the PBA president negotiatingtable, accordingto training at Lackland AFB. School insisted, indicating he Mr. Gerken. Saveup to40 ~ "--~ >- preferred across-the.table ¯ "The table is a two way bargaining to arbitration. street, but so far, wehave seen USAFhonors Mergelsberg T "! ~: "These are men with no traffic willing to meet us families. The township is half way," he said. JACKSONVILLE,Ark. -- of Hilisborough High School, undermining their respon- Airman First Class Perry N. Belle Meade attended SnowSuits "~ ~-’%’" sibility to themselves," the Mergelsberg,son of Mr.and Arkansas State University. PBAcounsel said. EastonAve. Mrs.Royal F. Mergelsbergof His wife, Carol, is the Jackets ’~"~,~(~’~ 53Hamilton Road, Somerville, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ~,~ TIlE PBAbegan to inform is a memberof the Out- Joseph G. Myersof 918 Beesel Infant-14 i! .:~~ the public of some of their (Continued from Page One) standingCrew of theMonth at ave., Manville. views concerning the The second meeting, LittleRock AFB, Ark. Boys&Girls ( ’!!(!~ negotiating impasse. planned for early 1978, will .~,~’.~. Prior to Nov. 17 council serve as a forum to air the AirmanMerl~eisberg’s crew meeting, Mr. Casale called an answers to those questions GOOD NEIGHBOR AWARDS open PBAmeeting, attended raised at the December was cited for extraordinary by 23 Local i54 membersand meeting. Representatives of performance during operational training missions. The"1977 New GoodNeigh- six police employees whoare the state DOT, county He is a missile systems bor AwardWinners" will be not membersof the group. engineering, the design seenon New JerseyPublic "Their feelings were to analyst specialist with the consultants and the contractor 374th Strategic Missile Televisioo,Tuesday, Dec. 27, ¯ picket -- not to do any kind of will present detailed in- 1977at10:30 p.m., channels 23, ~ ¢ job action -- a nice orderly formation in answering the Squadron, a part of the Strategic Air Command.He 50, 52and 58. picket," Mr. Casate said. "We questions, according to Mr. 134Nassau St. Mon.-Sat.9-5:30 don’t wantto hurt the township Leigh. The committee feels was also recently named peopleat all." Airman of the Month in his Princeton.N.J. 609-924-3413" ’~"~; the proposed widening will unit. The 29 picketing policemen profoundly affect Franklin SENIORCITIZEN’S were joined by five wives and Township and welcomes and SUBSCRIPTIONS several sympathetic citizens, encourages the public to at- The airman, a 1974 graduate gOLDAT CUT RATES according to Mr. Casale. tend. "We want to work out a contract," the PBApresident told the council at its Dec. 1 meeting, two weeksafter the WILMAR FARM picketing, in an attempt to McClay... directly involve the council in negotiations. (Continued from Page One) R.D. #2 Sunset Road Skillman "Onethat you can live with 3 a.m., Mr. McClaycompared Riding Instruction and onethat wecan live with," the two jobs. HAVEWE GOT A PACKAGE he said. "Weekends are my own "It is not uncommonfor now,"he said, indicating that by Peggy Fine membersof the council to be as a police officer he had seven there tat the negotiating weekendsoff per year. table} if they are interested Townshippolice officers are and responsible councilmen, scheduled for two six-day [ Indoor Riding Ring FOR YOU? Ptl. Servino said, describing workweeks followed by a five- I PBAnegotiations in other day week, according to Mr. municipalities in the area. McClay. Boardingand Schooling He eurrentiy worksfive-day MR. KEY wrote Mr. weeksand "whenChris came in GraciousComfort Laniganon Dec. 7 "requesting around,I wantedto be more YOUBET WEDO! negotiations to be reopened than a part-time father," he and emphasizing the im- said. 87@4899 portance of it to the township and to the police officers." "It has been an inordinant RECREATIONAL FREESTYLE ADVANCEDto EXPERT amount of time since the police proposal (Nov. 14) was DynastarSP ..... H20.00 DynastarFreestyle RossignolST Comp s210.00 presented to Mr. Gerken," Mr. or Key said. CHRISTMASSALE LookGT ...... 59.50 ...... q50.O0 On Dec. 10, Local 154 DovrePoles ...... 12.95 Salomomn222 ..... 54.95 RussignolROC Comp distributed a printed flier at I several shopping centers in Poinsettias " R:Uil: " LiveTrees ~< MountWax ...... 20.00 ScottPoles ...... 18.95 HansonAvanti .... 198.00 the township. Wreaths ~ , o.p 1,g ~ Greens & Holly Addressed "Dear Un- MountWax ...... 20.00 Salomomn555 ..... 93.95 protected Resident," the one- ~ ~ HangingBaskets ~ °varas_ ~ HolidayPlants~ s21!.45 page hand-out lists seven ~ for $1.0O ; ~ s243.90 ScottPoles ...... 18.95 facts, five items under $1 3°0 9 Mount& Wax..... "Council’s Actions" and ap- The Duro-Lite FactoryRepresentative will be on hand 20.00 peals for the public to voice $1 8900 their support of the PBAat Sunday,Dec. 18 from Noonuntil 3 P.M., demonstrating s540.90 council meetings. 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State Museumexhibits 20th century art AUDITIONS TRENTON-- A major through April 2. Someof these artists wereWeber, Charles Burehfield, whenhe noted that "the /or Congreve’scomedy exhibition of paintings, Placingpartieularemphaslsactive at Alfred Stieglitz’ EdwardBopper, Milton Averymuseum is pleased to be able arts & drawingsand prints selected on the "modernlst"movement famed "291" Gallery; others end ThomasHart Benton. to showour holidayvisitors THE WAYOF THE WORLD from the NewJersey State that introduced n~ workedindependently; all of Majorworks amongthe the cream uf our Amertcanart Sunday,Dec. 18 at 2:00 pm Museum collection and imagination and vigor inh hemwere vital forces in almost 70 setections in the collection." Hesaid that a representing workby 28 of American art some seven ’a~ingthe foundationsof 20th exhibitionincludeMatin’sTherelated exhibition titled at America’s most esteemeddecadesago, the exhibition century Americanart. They Sea Off CapoSplit, Maineand "Stieglltz and the Photo- leisure artists -- including New highlightswork by the anti- included Matin, Bluemner, Downtown,Hew York, Street Secession" and dealing with Artist’s ShowcaseTheater Jerseyans John Matin, Ben academicartists wholed the AlexanderCalder, Charles Movement,Red Sun; the early 20th centuryeffort to 1150Indiana Ave. (affBruruwlck Circle) Boychoirin concert Shahn, Oscar Bluemnerand initial revolt against the Demuth, Marius De Zayas, Bluemner’sA RedNight (Newestablish photo~graphyas Trenton,New Jersey LouisLozowick -- openedin watered-downaesthetics that Arthur Dove, MarsdenHer- England City); Demuth’s recognized art form is PRINCETON-- The Columbus Boychoir will the Museum’sMain Galleries had characterized the 19th tley,’h. Georgia O’Keefe, Flowers; Dove’s.~fter the scheduled in an adjacent again present "APrelude to Christmas"at Alexan- last week. It will continue century. Abraham Walkowitz, Max Storm, Silver and Green gallery from Jan. 14 through der Hall on Saturdayat 8 p.m. TheBoycitoir, un. (VaultSky,;Hartley’s Bowl of March26. der the direction of DonaldHanson, will offer a raiton Table; Weher s I’|It-=l/,|ll~|Ii]l|l|]~l~J|rl=~.~-";".~’dBl =lll’lqldll°lill’TfllirF"’g331-~- I ¯ three-part programof °acted und secular Christ- s Marceau FleeingMotherandChild;and. , "~ ...... =,~,-,= ...... i mas music featuring Benjamin Brltten’s "A McC arter bill Sideshow by Reginald Marsh, iOI~NERAL)OINEMA:/ [3[ ...... ~J~,~"~ fl~, Ceremonyof Carols," as well as all the familiar whastudiedatonetimeatthe }:~:~ ":~,THE~TRES.i, I’I ,.q ~ I . Ill PRINCETON -- The world- another in our lives. With an managesto conveythe torture Lawrenceville School 17 i~ . .v Aa. ~e..~L.(. ~l ~ --~ ~,~.¢~"~ I "Ul~otmott.... .l~t[, ’£>7" ¯ carols. Tickets maybe obtained by calling The famousmaster of the art of eloquentgesture of his hedy, beneath the gaiety, the Fine Art Curator goltan l[ " =,~L=~t.jN==~p Z::’~.., ~ ~C~,;g BoyehoirSchool at (609) 924-5858. ’¢ ,a.r.wh H Ill :.L%~ I .... mime,Marcel Marceau,will Marceaacreates a howling tragedy beneath the comic Buki underlined the ira- I:l , ..... | I l" t"~’~’~ | "J’":’;=" " "W:"~i~<,~ ¯ cometo McCarterTheatre on wind,flirts with a girl in a mask. portance of the exhibition [ ’7~~ ...... :l [till ~ : | PtlIUL NEWMIIN. O Thursdayand Friday, Jan. S dancehall,tamesllons walks Marceauis surely one ot the ¯ ~’’-, ek t Israeli festival and6. apoodle,gets into troublewith most ingenious creative ~ II I SLOP.aHOYl of Almost single-handedly, the cops climbs an in- talents in the theatre today. oil] st,~r,d,v | | I ~ ~-,~ | till] TRENTON-- Brothers Israel Sisterhood will Marceauhas revived one el terminablestaircase, gets lest His art transcends national : The :IJ:]"S, dTURDdYNIGHTII I 2.,s.s..,s f a:0o.7:3o.9:55 presentan all Israeli WinterFestival, featuring the world’smostancien, in asuhway,allwithout houndaties and cultures, so: Hamburger Israeli artists OadiElan, singer andcomedian, end performingarts. the art of benefitof props,scenery, or that.betsknown and!oved the :ttl IIM g DannyDayan, singer. This exciting and unique pantomime. With a few make-upother than his white worm over. ne .as oz. : Theatre eventwill take place on Sundayat 8: 30 p,m. in the gestures Maroeauconvoys face. oasionally appeared as a ¯ ...... :ll l ¯ andvervfunnv’o~v~ I "~-"’- ...... e~o~ B Rider College Fine Arts Theatre. The program the joys of childhood,the Sometimes,Mareeau plays straight actor in films, where :IS casting musicians -~[[ {’OET’E’S’b-R~"6~-I [ n ~~,.~:=-~, llll problemsof adolescencethe morethan one character in a he hasacquitted himself very ¯ also includes u dancegroup which has a delightful wellindeed, but his truegenius and players :’"[I,~:’ "’-"’/,"¯ ~~ mzu~+ru’=m’~lll~p~ II’lel~t/~ { ~ ~IF ~ mostk=¯ combination of grace and excitement in im complexitiesof maturity -- all singlesketch -- for example ’:. pictured in the simple in his justly famousrendition lies in pantomime.His Me-¯ for summertheatre. ¯ I’,1~. ~;i ,.~’~’~’: ..... | I’D ~ L$ ~.~ ~ ~.~¢~p~t~,~ terpretlng authentic Israeli dances. Generalad- sometimeshilarious human of the story of David and Carter appearances in- : ¯ iliL~!~L’~a.~’.t.!!li i:’ ¯ ~ " ~l "th~ ,If*; °"~h~--~",,:,i missionis $7.50per person. Ticketscan be reser- situations wehave all ex- Goliath. Andoften his bits variablysell out. For reser- ¯ 609"392-.~141 ee/l/a![~a!~p!a~l{ g ,,~0 ,,,e,s,+,00 D ved by calling 695-3479. perienced at one time or create powerfulminiature rations~ and information call _ ~--=.-=_,,:~,,:~,,:,o,s:o /I lal s~~ ~. ss,~s.~:ssI m tragedies:in oneof the most the McCarter Theatre box 6oooooeeeee.eee=_ _ i" ¯ .... ~ ~~s~.7o~:s?+S~~00-7.0-0~ -- memorableof these he donsan officeat 609-921-8700. ’ hilatious laughingmask, pulls TV CIIRISTMAS it off, putsit on again-- and Members show finds that he cannotremove it, Art/at ShowcaseTheatre Christmas at NewJersey try as he might. Somehowhe g Shakespeare’70 CLINTON-- The Htmterdon Art Center will PublicTelevision is a weekof host its annual members’show beginning Sunday specials beginningwith Rulh present and continuingthrough Jan. 29. This year’s show Alampi’s "Jerseyfile" on will displaya widevariety of tcchniquesand talen- Monday,Dec. 19 at 8:30 p.m. THELION IN WINTER ts, rangingfrom professional artists to those for on NJPTVchannels 23, 50, 52 whomart is a hobby. Thelhmterdon Art Center, and 58, "The Sights and O comedyby JamesGoldman housed in an old stone mill. is open Tuesday Sounds of the Holiday December15, 16, 17& 181 throoghFriday 1-4 p.m. and .n weekendsI -,5 p.m. Season," There are many TelephoneReservottono (609) 392-2433 symbolsof the holidayseason, ,,~.,.,~ ~c music,decorations, parties, ReservedSeats $3.95 hutone of themost important In 4 track stereo I I$0 IndianaAve., Trenton,N,J. is the spirit of giving.Alampi LEDZEPPELIN Comeand feasfe lakes a look at the true ~~ meaningof Christmas and SongRemains I -"~’, ~,~- I"NEWYORK WEST WINDSOR-- Mercer Cmmty Com- those special peoplewho get NEWYORK" munityCollege’s first annual MadrigalDinner, togetherto makethe holidays TheSame (Po) I Su..,h~T~u..SpatTheatrelntime Presents: "Yeaide EnglishMadrigal Feaste," will be held a happytime for those who Saturdayat 7 p.m. The event, being producedby wouldotherwise not have a the MercerMadrigal Singers under the direction of Christmasat all. Dec. 15,16,17, James and Grayson Vau Camp,is a blend of Renalssaneemusic, elaborate costnmesand daaces B~3OEId. o, , plusa typicallyBritish r.:.,st beefdinner. Guests at Sun. at 7:30~M. the feaste will be entertained by the Mercer Madrigal Singers, the Trente TowneBrass En- semble, harpsichordist LinduCox, tumblers from the college’s physical educationdepartment, the ElizabethanDancers plus jugglers, bagpipes,aad Murray Theatre the CounoJester. Attendanceis by reservation (non- centrex) only. Tickets art $8. per per~mand maybe ob- 482-8181 tained in the Office of AlumniActivities at MCCC. For informatinn and reservations, phone 586- 4800.ext. 202. Aparri in concert PRINCETON-- Original ehorP.graphy, l~th in classical ballet andother styles will be pre~ntedby the Aparri Ballet Companythis Friday, at 8 and O~ep2:,10. d:$5, 7".20 ¯ 9MStDeW at 10 p.m. at the Little Theater, 217 NassaoSt. MudameNine Youshkevitch. one of the famous HOUROFTHE WOU: , ..... "baby ballerinas" of the Ballets Russesof Monte MAXVONSYOOW LIVULLMANN =~ep ~ u plus ¯ " Carlo, nowballet mistress and choreographer,has dOrLe rehearsed the companyin "Fantasy"to music by "LOVEaM ~NAROHY"II l~ ~11’a1~,1t¢111 II + "~ .... ~t.~--’~ r~/O Schumann.Sat Hen, a senior at Princeton Uoiver- M sity, will dance with his panner, PamelaSeh- wartzberg,two of the danceswhich he has created in the style of Tat Chi and moderndance. Mih eeeoeooeooeoeeooeooieoeeeooooeoooeoeoeoeooeeoeee Gibbons,director of the Aparri Ballet Company, ¯ ¯ )CI I will present the companyin three dances from : GEORGE ST. PLAYHOUSE : The12th Century Medieval Music Drama ¯ 414 GeorgeSt. NewBrunswick ¯ "TheWind." For tlekcts ca]~ 924,1620. ¯ ot resents ¯ ~ as Originally Produced e e by the NewYork Pro Musica e " The I/m Cabaret" e /+RE VERRY 2, CIlYEBARNES. in the MtadcalComedy g1,iIMfS withSets, Costumes and Instrumentalists ¯ ¯-~ ~ fromthe Original Production Amateursto sing ’Messiah’ I Companyof Thirty Singers,Actors & Musicians PRINCETON-- The Society of Musical : "Oh ! New Brunswick" : ¢ ¯ ¯ M¢CARTERTHEATRE Amateurswill hold an open reading-rehearsal of ¯ A Fully Clothed Revue ¯ 2 PerformancesOnly! Handel’s "Messiah" on Sundayat 3:45 p.m. in " ¯ THURS.8" FRI. JAN,5-6 at 8:00 TUESDAY,JANUARY 3 at 8pm Dee.9-31 T/cketsNow on Sate at theBox Office: the UnitarianChurch. Professor J. Merrill Knapp ¯ Thurs., Fri., Sat.. Sun., at 8:00PM; Sat. I 1 PM 0 Tickets,Orch, $8.95 8- 7.50;Salc, 7.50 ~- of the PrincetonUniversity Music Department will ¯ ¯ Orch.$7.50 & 6.50; Bale. $6.50 & 4.50 ¯ 5.50. NOWON SALE at the 8ox Office conductthis popularpiece for chorus, orchestra, ° Tic. $5/$6 NewYear’s EveS10. PHONEORDERS WELCOME: 921-8700 PHONEORDERS: 921-8700 and soloists, namely-- AnneAckley. ~prano; ¯ BringYour OwnBottle. Set Ups Provided 0 Jane Share/, alto: TomFaracco, tenor: and Gor- e don Myers, bass. This reading is not a per- e TelephoneR’eservations Accepted at 201-2d6-7717,Tues.-Sun. afternoon: ¯ . @ Call Theatrefor Times formanee. Anyouewith musical interest and ¯ Needa Gift Idea? Call aboutour SpecialGift Certificates. ¯ modestsight-reading ability is welcometo par- ¯ e ticipate in the chorus.Music is provided,and there ¯oeoeo¯oeoooo¯ee¯eo¯eeoooeoeIIieeooooeeoloeoooo( is a small chargefor non-members.For further in- McCarter Theatre Company formationcall Mrs. Remus,924-4266. Michael Kahn,Producing Director

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P.U. Orchestrabilled "Thornton Wilder’s one-act plays The HappyJourney to Trenton end BARGAINMAT. CellTheotrl Camdenand The LongChtJstmoa Dinner ahouldbe seenby anyonewho WED.-1RM. for Times BARGAINMAT.WED.& FRL-1P.M. PRINCETON--The Princeton University Or- admitsmsmbership in the family of man,and one ie unlikely to see them chestra, underthe direction of MichaelPratt, will presentedmore beautifully, over. than in the current Offeringof McCanor give its secondconcert this season on Friday at Theatre Company." 8:30 p.m., in AlexanderHall, with guest soloist -- Witliom McCloew ]anice Meyerson,mezzo-soprano. The orchestra TownToplce will perform Mozurt’s Overture to "The Magic Flute;" "Symphoniesof WindInstruments" by Stravinaky; De Falla’s "El AmorBrujo" and a newwork, "As Ferns"(1977) by Hilary Tutor. BY THORNTONWILDER I Auditions slated "TheHappy Journey to Trentonand Camden" TRENTON-- Auditions have been scheduled "Queensof France" Sundayat 2 p.m. for the classic comedy"The Way "TheLong Christmas Dilmer" of the World," by William Congreveat Artists ShowcaseTheatre. The showwill be producedby Shakespeare’70 Inc. aa purr of the group’swinter directed by MICHAELKAHN season. It will open Feb. 1’7 and run for two weekends.A numberof male and female roles are openand actors and actresses from 20 to "senior OpensDec. I throughDec. 18 eltizen" are needed. STARTS FRIDAY- Itt’ltl~ Jhrtlli~ cohlnlnnttlSt belit mlroJJh’e ORDERTICKETS TODAY- 921-8700 Dec.16th ur least onc weekht,fi~re dayof ptddit’arit~tl, LASTWEEK ! 1 NF~RTSX/~SAVE 2-B *h,~.dsy, December15. 1977 i, , , Januszto teach theatrecourse PRINCETON -- The (oro Princeton CommunityPlayers ¯ with Miriam Friend J have announced plans for a six-week acting workshop, beginning in mid-January, ’Tis the Season for-- amonggraduate in Art History of Trenton-- two you won’t want under the direction of actor- otberthings--cominginoutof RosemontCollege, she has to miss: "Naive Artists in the director-critic Stan danusz. the cold to look at Art. studiedwatercolor with Ed MuseumCoLlection": Pain- The groupwill be limited to 15 Locally, there’s much to Whitneyand George Post, as tings and pastels by self- students, over 15 years of age, offer, and you mighteven find wellas Brandt and is currently taught 19th century artists; and will meet in a three-hour just the right gift for that workingwith Charles Dunn in and "AmericanArt of the 20th session one evening a week. difficult person on your List. Cranbury. Century" -- Paintings, Each session will take up a Visitingbaurs are Monday, drawings and prints from the number of aspects of the Tuesday, Thursday and Museumcollection, including subject: for example, fun- Fridaymornings. work by Dove, Maria, damentals of acting, im- Gallery100, 100 NassauSt. O’Kceffe,Pieabia, Burehfield. provisation, and scenestudy, -- Watercolors by "Bill" Hoper,Benton and Calder. Non-members as well as Heins are featured here. The members of the Princeton BlankweltsMill artist land At the Gallery of Western Community Players may antiquefurniture restorer) Electrlc’s Corporate enroll, thefee for the course paintsthe Millstone River and Edacatlon Center on Carter "Four Paths"--Iour media ’ being $20 for the former and canalscene - the rivers, RSad, paintings by the noted for artistic expression -- are $15for the latter. barns,canal houses of this NewJersey artist Alexander pursued by the Princeton : Mr. Janusz received his lovelyrural area just north of Farnhamare on display until artists featured io the current theatre training at the Princeton.Largely self- Dec. 23. Parnham’sinterest in exhibit in the MercerCounty : Oh, NewBrunswick University of Southern taught, Heins has been architecture is evident in this CommunityCollege Library .. California. This past summer workingin watercolor for the show. A Purchase Awardof Gallery. Welldisplayed in this :~ NEWBRUNSWICK - The cast of "The Inn Cabaret" rehearses he directed and appeared in pastto years. In thisrecent the NewarkMuseum is among light and spaciousexhibit area "Oh, NewBrunswickl A Fully ClothedRevue," playing at the "J.B/’ at Trenton State group,anecdotal, nostalgic hislong list of honors.On aresemi-a bstract paietings by GeorgeStreet Ptayhousethrough Dec. 31. Thegroup, underthe College¯ Otherproductions to and representational,he exhibit with the paintings is a Eilecn Shahbender -- im- direction of DanBerkowitz, features Mr. Berkowitz,Suz[e Bertin, hiscredit are "The Lady’s Not showsgrowing mastery of the selection of sculptures by Kit pressions of the moors,fields RoeBrown, Harry Clark, Jay Devlin, Liz Fillo andJoan Lures. For Burning," "Antigone," mediumin useof goodclear Raymond, a young Princeton andcoast of southern England: Musical direction is by RoeBrown end choreographyby Joan and "Marat/Sade." color and clean washes. artist with considerable graphics by Marie Sturken, Lures.Costumes are by MarieMiller. Particularlyfineis a "Winterpromise. including several evocative Brook", with soft, thin light Hours are weekdays9 to 4, colored lithographs of reflected in snow and water. and Sundays2 to 4. Florence, Siena and Ihe hill Upstairsat too a selectionof townsof northernItaly; worksby galleryartists in- *** watercolors by Dorothy KinderhookandFresh Concert dudesa pair of arresting Bissell t from somber collagesby GeorgeGreene, a Continuing in Princeton: seascapes to a recent ex- t" ,]-1 groupof NancyO’Connor’s Ninth Annual Juried plosive.flora) ; and vividBonnard-ish landscape Graphics Exhibit of the biaekundwhitephotographs andstill life paintings, por- PrincetonArt Association,at by Jane Szathmary -- the traitsby Peter Cook and some McCarter Theatre. An out- Italian countryside and local of DorothyBissll’s recent standingcollection of prints, in subjects (a flowering tree watery and spontaneous a widerange of contemporaryagainst the Shopping Center .-1 Thursday, December 22, 1977 ...... :,"~.~,,~-~,~ L~.l~-_ ...... watercolors. graphictechoiques. wall! ), remarkable for ~:-~-~"Starr Daoiaswill dancethe role of the SugarplumFairy in the Also on display and for sale, Sculptures by Carol Parker, sharpness of focus and quality DAI~C0NG are copies of Dorothea at the Squibb Gallery through 8:00 P.M. Montgomery High School Auditorium ,~,,,m¯ ....:~ ~,~(~.3.~ [~MeCanerTheatreon Dec.20and23at7 p.m.,and onDecember[1( PrincetonBallet Society’s production of"The Nutcracker," at of printing. I!i~ Greenbaum’s "Friends and Dee. 18 -- Life-size and highly The exhibit continues ~’111~._L~ rs 21 and22at4:30p.m. Foes from A to Z," a limited entertaining figures in white through Dec. 20. and you can $5 00 in advance$6 00 at the door ~1|- ’~" NOTTINGHAM edition book nf drawings and plaster impregnated burlap, find your wayto MCCCvia the " " stories by the eminent Prin- created especially for this tlightstown Road to Old ~1[~:~2’~ BALLROOM~ Lions selling fruit cakes ’ ceton artist, produced and gallery. Trenton Road, or Quaker- I t[~ Melc0rSt., Hamilton Sa,,N.L printedby JudyBredsky at Transformations, at the bridge Roa~Lto ilughes Drive Cal1874.4600.Ext. 248Between8A,M.and4P.M. L-~I T~eLarg~ Ballroom in the East ~ WithAll BigBands ~t~ The West Windsor Lions only$4.25,the sameprice they herCastle Howard Press. University Store-- Ashow and (about a mike beyond RR saleof ceramics,weavings, bridge). Bensonfruit cakes for tho years. Theymaybepurehased jewelry,yarn and other gif- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I Sun. } )] coming holiday season The from any West Windsor Lions tableitems by themembers of RI / BENNYSNYDER I D] cakes are loaded with fruit and Club memberor from any of At The Loft,Alexander thiscraftsman’s cooperative. and ,,ave the greatad. ,he followingmerchants: Wills Street-- Watercolorsby (Inadvertentlyomitted from "Fiber hnages" by Betty , For the onesyou love =/g vanlagoof beingprc-sliced. ShellStation LuearHardwareRobertEric Moore, A.W.S., a the list of participatingartists Park makean exciting showat ,,nu,s Thethree-pound cake is still or PrincetonJunction Liquor top-notch,much-awarded and in last week’s Packet: Betty the First National Bank of Slore, all on HightstownRoad widely exhibited NewEngland Park,an innovative weaver,Princeton, tg4 NassauSt., An Unusual Holiday Gift Idea SINGLE* DIVORCED in Princeton Junction; Mazes who is showingcollages of wttere they are hangingfor the WIDOWED¯ SEPARATED artist whois represented by SinglesChristian Pantry Store in Edinburg; and this gallery. Thecollection fiber and foundobjects, and month under the auspices of llamflton Supply Co. in includes not only the semi- attractive wovenpillows.) Ihe Princeton Art Association. Buythem tickets to hear MEET~ MIX Fellowship Hamilton. abstract seascapes in The hard-to-categorize works P Eve~,Fd. ~ Snt. at g p.m. Widowed carefgllycontrolled washes of arc lapestry-like hangingsof CAROLLERLANES Divorced green,gray and yellow that felled and dyed wool, somein ANDREWATTS, ,,,o,,, [N g~[80LOUNGC Separated arehis hallmark,but some At the Museums: low relief, colorful and ROUTEl NORTH. NEWBRUNSWICK Unmarried gem-likeminiature water- At the Prineetoo University imaginative. Betty Park Adm.$1,B0 ready Adm SZ.SOt colorsin brilliant fail colors.Art Museum:Photographs by trained at the Penland School AT RUTGERSUNIVERSITY LiveMuuO ¯ 2 CanoeFI0o~ All .Denominations GIANT Alsonew,at" tee Loft -- small Francis J. Bruguiere through of Crafts in North Carolina, FLOOROR CEILINGMOUNT Jan.g one of thiscountry’s major First Presbl~erlan claysculptures by the Muhas, NEWYEAR’S PARTY ONLY$15.95 a Hungarianhusband and wife At the State Museum, crafts centers¯ "Electrifying, sensational, daring, Reservationsnowheln Church team,in whichancient motifs 9 320N Ma,n St. colorful, imaginative, powerful . .. a accepted.Live Music, FREE DEMO andmethods are used in high Favors,Open Bar all Hlohrstown.N J lemperature-firedpieces of super virtuoso!" evening,Buffet Oinner. (~o~)~=.oOss SUPRA- considerablecharm and Museumexhibits GetAcquainted Dances, WorshipSunday 12 Noon humor. HaroI~Schonber 9, TheNew York Tim@$ S19.OOper person Includes VIDEO everything.8:30 FM t02:30 AM SocialFriday e:3o P.M. Sobr Sltnne P¢ovlded foreigntoys Call.Helen-609.655.0584 St;orl~or,.dhyThe/~4 onmoulh (609)655-0100 ?rt*~hyt,:n.,r~ ~lthe Urlrle(I At the PresentDay Club, 72 Thursday,Jan. 5, 19788:00 p.m. Annetle-201-545.4994 Stockton St. -- JudiFinegan TRENTON -- Not the exhibition are a variety of Niemann, a young Princeton battery-poweredplastic hand-crafted nativity settings RUTGERSUNIVERSITY GYMNASIUM creations to be found under and a unique co}lection of COLLEGEAVE., NEWBRUNSWICK artist knownfor her com- e missionedportraits of homes, many American Christmas early Chinese shadow play shows another side of ber trees but the hand-crafted figures lent to the museumby ReservedSeats - se.so, $7.50, se.50, ss or $2.oo bleachers ARTLEASE talent in "Coast to Coast," a playthings that brighten the the Gest Oriental Library at ForTickets Write: ConcertBox Office Center of theCreative & PerformingAds ljS~,It TSolesGaller collection of watercolors and eyes of children in other Princeton University. RutgersUniversity, 358 George St,, NewBrunswick, N.J, 08903 penand ink drawings of the cultures are featured in a What are folk toys? The NEWJERSEY STATE MUSEUM Princeton area and Jersey "Folk Toys from Around the Caplans define them as "one- or call: 20L--932-7591 Paintings,Graphics. Photographs shore braeketted with pain- World"exhibition at the New of-a-kind playthings hand- Aparri Ballet Company tings done in Southern Jersey State Museumfrom crafted with muchlove from Crabs& Jewelry Dec. 17 through Jan. B. "Seven Dances" California during a workshop readily available materials." Da,q10.5 CloNd Weeklnds with noted teacher Rex The approximately 500 They lake many forms and Little Theatre ~0sw,Smm suns Brandt. delightlnl objects in the shapes, and most are created Trenton.NJ IE~O1394-5310 holiday-oriented exhibition to be presented to a child at . 217 Nassau St., Princeton Freeparking in statelot The Niemann watercolors run the gamut from tight and were selected from more than birth or on a special religious iJ December 16th 8 pm ~ 10 pm behindmuseum onweekends¯ _ _ representational through loose 34,0OOfolk toys collected by or national holiday. and decorative, A 1974 Frank and Theresa Caplan of The proposed Institute and " MAHARISHI MAHESH YOGI [[ Princeton,for a proposedMuseumof Fat)tasy and Play Instituteand Museumof that will eventually housethe Fantasy and Play. folk objects in the current ON THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW ReservedSeats: $3-$1.50. Tickets on Sale ’Representing the spirit and exhibition is supported by a II JohnApai Photographers, 217 Nassau St. colorful traditions of many nonprofit public organization nations, they are created from that includes educators, toy 924-1620 such diverse raw materials as manufacturers, social wood from Bavaria, rubber researchers and community from Sumatra, cotton from leaders. It has been granted $1.~0DONATION. Menand women of all ageswelcome Guatamala, straw from initial funding, and the design MEETINGSHELDAT UNITARIAN CHURCH. THURS. 8 P.M. Mexico,beads from Zululand, for an 80,000-square-foot Thursday,December 15 embroideryfrom Hungary museumwith a related ac- and cast brass from West livities area is currentlyon the Princeton’s incomparableBoychoir "CONSCIOUS8" UNCONSCIOUSSEXISM" Africa. drawing board. a group discussion for menand women Also included in the ForInlormatlon call N.J. GaySwitchboard (609) 921-2565 Christmasexhibit WASHINGTONCROSSING, PA. -- Bowntan’s Hill State Wildflower Preserve is celebrating the PHOTOGRAPHY holidays with a month long exhibit featuring natural decorations. The exhibit will be open to the public daily through Jan, 8 at the Preserve BY FOUR Headquarters Building. . ,-

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.k .IL’t. Thursday, December15, 1977 3-JR Pro Musicato present’Play of Daniel’

PRINCETON-- McCarter the 12th Century "Regularis discovered in the British the NewYork Pro Musica was sacrifice to idols. He is Theatre companywill present Concordia"of St. Ethelwoldas Museum.The Latin text of the the first performance since miraculously spared and the NewYork Pro Musica in a providing "religious in- play and the musical outlines medieval times of the entire Belshazzar, the mighty king, productionof the 12th century, struction designed to fortify were reasonably intact. play in its original dramatic despite the warning of the music drama, "The Play of the faith of the unlettered,the Neverthelessit took a team of form, The ancient music hand writing on the wall, is Daniel,"on Tuesday,Jan. 3, at vulgar, and the neophyte." musical, literary, and drama scored an immediate overthrown by Darius the 8 p.m. Theproduction will play Everyyear until about 1250 religious scholars workingfor hit with contemporary Persian. for oneperformance only. A.D.,"The Play of Daniel"years to reconstruct the score. audiences and after its run in The Pro Musica’s produc- The drama was written was performedinside the The manuscript required New York made a number of tionof the indestructible 8~0- " about 1150 A.D. in Beauvais, cathedralwalls -- unlike the editing, transcribing, and highly acclaimed tours of year old drama dazzles France, by the monastic later Cycleplays, also called orchestration, and scenes had Europeand the United States. audiences with images of school and was performed Mystery Plays, which were to be reordered, in order to Last winter the NewYork Pro visual and aural splendor. The annually inside the cathedral. performed on pageants, or produce a satisfactory and Musica re.staged "The Play of brightly colored medieval The spectacular Latin drama carts, in the streets of authentic performingversion. Daniel" at the Cathedralof St. costumes, the graceful was designed to bring to vivid Medievalcities and townsto In 1958, the late Noah John the Divine in Manhattan, stylized acting, the brilliant life for the uneducatedpeople celebratethe feast of Corpus Grcenberg, founder and and the play once again found prOCessionsand the ferocious of the area the storyand Christi. director of the NewYork Pro a wholenew audience. lions, fill the stage with message of the prophet The manuscript of "The Musica, mounteda production Thestory, of course, is as images that are designed to Daniel.Itis first mentioned in Play of Daniel" was of the drama in Romanesque timelessas the Bible: Daniel, recall the gorgeouspictures in

MAGNIFICENTLYCOSTUMED New York Pro Musicaplayers Theancient dramawill cometo McCarter Theatre on Tuesday, recall gorgeouspictures in medievalilluminated manuscripts.Jan.3, atBp.m. revie_____w_w Players cast Intime’s ’Red Ryder’ ’Queen Jane’ gr ipping enfertain ent PRINCETON -- The McAneny,Allen Rowe, Pierre This time round, for their the wan and c? lorless Angel. Princeton CommunityPlayers Mali, Stephen Conger, Michael secondselection of the season, T]~e rest of the good cast in- have completed casting for Walker, PhilO’Donoghue,Bob Theatre Intime offers a good eludes John Kennedy(Clark); "QueenJane," the historical 0rlikoft, Peter Dolotta, John trip-- a taut, gripping bagful BoomiePederson tClarisse); drama by Marvin Harold Moehel, Jack Gwin, David of theatrical entertainment in and Anthony Clarvoe Cheiten and William Lord, Dessel and Michael Oriikoff. their presentation of "When (Richard). which will play for three Churchill Clark, who was You Comin’ Back, Red KarenEislerhasdesigneda weekendsbeginning early in seen as the art teacher Teddy Ryder?" magnificent set -- depicting January. Lloyd in "The Prime of Miss Intime has selected what an isolated restaurant on the Headingthe cast in the part Jean Brodie," is directing they can dobest-- portraythe edge of no.man’s land. You of Lady Jane Grey, Queen of "Queen Jane." hopes, Irnstrations, dreams can fairly imagine the grease England tor only nine days -- and aspirations of the young sizzlcasthoseshortordersare before her overthrow by Mary and youngat heart, To do this readied. Tudor, will he Jane Beard. they have assembled a "When You Carnie’ Back Miss Beard starred recently IIOLIDAYIIOURS talented cast and Chris Red Ryder?" depicts what as Sandy in the Players .... Baumer,after an initial slow happens one Sunday morning start, directs his performers when a desperate young man productionMissJean Brodie°f "The Prime ofThe ....F’tr_ts _._t____lNa lena _ankB o_f Central Jersey has announced so that each one sustains the andhis mollseekhelp for their . . . ’ .. ailingVWatanail-nightdioer, importantmen’s, parts.., wiu he day banking ...... uuurs.~u¢"- suspense that the ~author in- be played by Rooert watson bank’s offices will provide tended. thenholditsinhabitantsatbay as Northumberland Spencer ~...tnr ¢:~mrd~v hanb ,-, Particularly outstanding is inanattemptedrobbery. What ’ --o ...... ¯ ~ ...... b Gates as Arundei¯ , and Jot; hours. They will be open on Jed Rubenfeld, wholights up happensis goodold-fashioned : Tenney as Gulford Anne ~ t. flay Dee 24 and Dec 31 the stage as he portrays the suspense, and makes for a gripping theatre evening. The Bredon wdI be the Duchess of as usual from 9 a m to noon sinister, menacingTeddy, a Suffold, and the predomin- First National wiil be closed cruel but compelling per- performances continue anHy male cast will Monday.Dee. 26 and Jan. 2, sonality. Whereas the through this weekend at include also Herbert - productionwasslowtostart, it Murray Theater (Thursday- really perks up whencon man Sunday)and it is a good wayto Teddy and his girl Cheryl comein from the cold, (quietly played by Santa Elaine P. Heinemann i Sultan( enter. Fromthen on ~ ~,= every momentcounts, and the ~reen ~ow audience’sattention is riveted , In the stage as this angry ~f|nners nanlea ]1~-~ (~pJ ANDCO(gTAIL LOUNG! .~ youngman puts the assembled llt’9#~’~ ~l#rlotq0m60Ul.nM~l;lllrqll*.,S __ ~i~l patrons and personnel of the HOPEWELL -- At the" ,,~"~ ,.’~ diner throughtheir paces. ChristmasGreens Show held ,1~/ ,,~0,,,o,,o,,0 ’~I~ Like a eircus stagemanager on Dee. 6 by the Hopeweli II~~;ci=b’~,i~t ~li~l~ he makesthem hop through Valley GardenClub, Mrs. D. |l ~ k¢it.h ~.,~0~.~ ~.¢~ ~=,: /~l his hoopsinvarious antics that Manderbachwon the Tricolor |1 ~, ’.[ ~. cmoo~.,,.=,~ ~.~=.0, ~.~’] forces thesehostages to face Award for her line" their inner truths. His method arrangement, "Christmas II~’~~,~,’~ is crueland e...i.g, and to. ~on."Mrs. Er.est OIlo we.: IVJ ~. N.J,’~.b~ Mr. Rubenfeld’s credit he the Artistic Awardfor her -.o,..ro.,..,,,.~,.,.,~,.,-~.,~,~.,’,,,=~,~.,,~, neveroverplays his role. His is Christmas tree. II~~_N~_~~,~o,i’ " ~ M,,.,No,,~ o~ ,,,,,o~ - N,,,,o ,,, ,,,.,, ,.. r,oo,,.~ the road of understatement lnthehorticulturaldivision, ,ll--~ "t’~t’~ti~tm~:’~’t ~:~m):~:i~[~7’~ and it works. David O’Meara Mrs. A. V. S. Oleott wonthe plays the difficult role of the award for horticultural ex- elderly cripple Lyle with cellenee together with the economy,tact and conviction, sweepstakes award for ear- Greg Dale as the misanthropic ning the most blue ribbons. Stephen, a mean, weaseling In the junior division born loser, brings a quiet DorotheaCollins received the strength to his portrayal, artistic junior achievement SusanKorones is appealingas award

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Cadillac available from 9amto 9pro on nasfics.Degree in Physicalto joinour congenialand housework& help children.Jan. 3. Hoursapprox. 7:30 dependence. We are a busy limousines& other vehicles. excellent taste & wish high 20 NASSAUST., SUITE207 Education & expermnce earnings & feel you are a part and full time basis. successfulstaff in newlyOdd jobs availablefor a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 3 days per " agency with more work than Completeoffice set-up. For Experienceis preferred, Call PRINCETON required.Position open decoratedblanville office. If husbandif desired.Private week. Applicant should have we are equippedtoha ndle. You informationcall 609-924-4478. qualified to represent the 609.924.8064 January1. 1978.Please send Trenton / Princeton area’s Mrs. Caster, 609-924-3030 you are lookingto make a apt. away from house,own car and be able tofurnsh leasespace from us. wefunnel between lpm & 9pro. Clerical resume to Mrs. Wilson transferor reactivateyour Beautiful surroundings. 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Fully equipped LEA~V’T required for Penningtonin- terestingfull time job available immediately. Call dustrial property.Sat. noonto needapply. Locatedoff Rt 1, Goodtyping - articulate - good availablein Ewing Twp. T E’L"~P-H’O-N’EI N -Mature. for small rest home in required.Call 201-359.5683. CONTRACTOPP ! Fed & State Princeton, 609-452-t300An phonemanner- growth oppty. TERVIEWERS. parttime. thecountry.Livein. Own room 609-443-4427 weekdays. agencies have contract work 11pro, Sun9am to 10pro. Sendequal opportunity employer. Typingor type setting ability a & for small businesses / in- application with rcfs. to PO tYO must. Pleasant cheerful Market Research for The bath. $500/mo. 609-448-9894. personality helpful. 609-771. Gallup Organization. ’SECRETARY / OFFICE CEN~0N dividual in all fields. Write Box1163, Princeton, NJ 08540.NURSES -- 2 RNsfor 7amto Secretary -- F/P No steno . 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Secretariesa0dTypist9 liopewellValley Tennis Asst. Controller -- Special An Equal#f~ortunity Em- Phone: Center in Pennington. projects & Gov’t. acct. ployer ’1 EXP~:RIENCEPAYS. EASTWINDSOR TOWN CENTER needed for Requires degree. Salary Open AIRLINE I ...at this leadingN.J. bank. We YOURHOUSE? 60~-448-1053 Princeton Area, [ needexperienced tellers tO ea,.~,~,~r~’~t~,l~’.~ave~s~ Rt. 130 Chemist -- Consulting TICKET AGENTS wotkPARTTIMEinour: aKellyGirlTemvorawemp~oyee- and or 556-4034 LIV~ -- I East Windsor,N.J. Manpower, Inc. nice home,light housekeeping~speciality co. -- Syn- ,,,, hoveTime ,o shopInter~Img shorl NO FEE CHARGED thetic/organic bkgd. 12K NASSAU | EAST WINDSOR OFFICE andlong asslgnmenls. CaRus loday. 2ONassau St. shopping & preparation of Wantedfor newservice Irom 3-8daily, 9-12 Salurday simple meals for one elderly PLACEMENTS Princeton, N.J. Adm. Asst. -- F/P Your PrincetonAirport. Experience I WarrenPlaza West gentleman. 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Announcement plus comm., heavy training NEWJERSEY NEURO- Experiencein blue printing and swift temps GENERALOFFICE WORKER program;average 14-17Kfirst PSYCHIATRICINSTITUTE draftingpreferred. Recentlyan advertisementappeared iu this news- For general office duties including messenger, year. paper which offered photographic distribu. P.O.BOX lOoo torships and whichcontained the trademarkand light maintenance and general office work. PRINCETON,N.J. 011540 Reply:"Architects" Requiresa reliable automobileand ability to lift P.O.Bbx 349 trade oante "’Kodak"in its headline portion. (609)466.0,100, Ext. 242 Ptincelon,NJ 08540 "these arc not distribotorqtipsoil’:red or atlthor- METROMATION,INC. heavy cartons. izcd by Kodakbut rather di~,tribumr~,hipsell’trod 20 NASSAUST., SUITE207 by a loudly independent company.This company A young, aggressive leader in the MAPESEl’ ROSS,Inc. PRINCETON NURSES maysell Kodakfilm. as do thou:,ands t~l" o,hor computerized process control industry 909 State Road 609-924-8064 RN’S AND LPN’S pholographicwholesalers and retailers, but no has excellent career opportunities in the one is authorized by Kodakto off’or distribu- Princetone NowJomy Applicationsnow being ac- torship:, in dte nameof Kodak.l’a~tman Kodak following fields: SALESHELP ceptedfor positionson all (809)924-86OO NURSESAIDES nursingshifts, Full time or part Companyis runnin~this notice~,olcly to forestall Wehave immediate full and ’~ime.Competitive salary and the po~,sihility of puhlicconfusion. If anyonebas pan time sales positions fringebenefits. an.Vfordlcr qucstions¢onccrnin~t hi~,matlor, please PROCESS CONTROL/CHEMICAL 0Oyou have 2 yearsrecent availablein our3 locations: wrilc to Eastntao Kodak Cmupany,M3 State ENGINEERwith 2+ years experience ProductionPerson, workingexperience and live in WestOrange, Matawan and Callor writeNursing Office Street, DcparllneotL, Rochester.Ne~ York 14650. using digital computersin the petrochemical Newspaper Princeton,Princeton Junction, Princeton. Experiencein Mrs.M. Westerman,RN, ET field. Hightstownor Lawrencevi0e women’s ready-to-wear eireclorof NursingService areas?We would like youto preferred. The Princeton Packet, Inc., is in need of join thd #1 NationalNursing MORRISHALL HEALTH REAL TIME PROGRAMMERS with an experienced production person, Service.Assignments available & REHABCENTER in the homo,nursing home 8 experience, in process control com- familiar with newspapers, darkroom Phone COGITO: Lawrenceville,NJ08648 "lllll I I 1 1 Ill 1 I ~l 1 l~ I 1 III 1 ~ I~ Ill ¯ hospital. Top insurance I munications or related areas of recent work, experienced typist on AKI (20 I) 329-0402 1609)896-9500, Ext. 214 graduate with B.S. in ComputerScience, coveragoandpay. EQUalOppottuntly Employer keyboards, experienced in doing paste- : MACHINIST Engineeringor Mathematics. I=-,i, ...... ~,~ ~n,, ~ : up. This person must be a self-starter. " " "° " 1~1 MECHANICAL DETAILER/EN- Full companypaid benefits. MEDICALPERSONNEL PROGRAMMER/ANALYST : : GINEERING AIDE ELEC- POOL CanYou Do Your Own Set.Ups on ...... 1873Brunswick Av¯. SYSTEMS SOFTWARE TRONICSFull time Jr. position requires For interview, Call Mr. PIutcnlnson at r#Jg- towrencevllloN.J. : :" 1-2 years board experience taping 924-3244. LATHES-DRILLPRESSES Deg...... " p ’ T,,EeCoHNOLOGYs or equivalent. photomasters8 detailing sheet metal parts. : Electronics TechSchool grad or equivalent ARE THESE CONCEPTSMEANINGFUL TO YOU: MILLINGMACHINES-ETC.? : experiencerequired. balancedtree. interruptdriven fask, metasyntatic variable, veT- 6cal microcode,full duplexmodem, mug[threaded task, record : (~:~1~ GETTYPERSONNEL IockouLrecurs[ve reenterant sharable code, syncrhfonous data ]afn~d°Umhaa:teeeXCt::nftostk~S’raCna;at ea;l/Uae Pil~estS hw°ondLetv°°[i:g:: PRODUCT SUPPORT TEMPORARIES link control,inverted threaded list. ,’ e SPECIALISTto provide marketing and WOULDYOU LIKE: : post sales support for microcomputerreal (6091448-6500-- Route130 cha~engingdive¢slfled assignments, communications technology, . time BASIC process control system. Hightstown, NJ 08520 q/@ computernatworking, graphic arts, hands-oncomputer work. Backgroundin real time computingand/or *MTST /" long term stable professionalemployment future, micro- tspnacin~ep°r~sS’pecialP r°ducti°nequipment’ andms king pans °r : computers,mini-computs¢s, newspaper computer systems, : processcontrol preferred. PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT * Typist @’9 advancementlimited only by yourcapabi01ies, pleasant work environment,rural atmosphere,small corporation, "state of the You’lJha with e highlyinnovative leader in theexciting field of ¯ Keypunch "9 photo-electricadvanced applications, such as sensors, light SENDRES0ME IN CONFIDENCETO: art"teshnology, talented professional associates, text editing, Clerical, Technical, Sales,Administrative = Secretary ,¢’ typography,word processing. multipliers,comparators, andspecialized instruments. Ex- ¯ Bookkeeper @~ celtemtong-,a~m prospeots, end desirable condhions. Please (Resumedesired, but notrequired) call PersonnelDirector a MegOperator NoAgencies SERVINGALL YOUR EMPLOYMENT NEEDS CallFrank TIIImon 609-79~-1111 or lend resume or a 809) 799-1000 II METROMATION,INC. SELECTEMPLOYERS FOR SELECTIVE EMPLOYEES chertletter In confidenceto: I I 1101 State Road TAL-STARCOMPUTER SYSTEMS II EMRPHOTOELECTRIC Princeton, N.J. Wsnt tO got OUtof the houee?HS~I SkitlsL~ll 1 ~ Box 1"-1000 Princeton Jct., NewJersey 08550 m~ GE’I’IWGetsResults Don’twssto theml Work clole to home 20 WallaceRood, Prtncaton Junction, NJ 1 An Equal Opportunity Employer Ot yourconvenience1 Asubsidiary oi Genera~Automation, Inc. AnEqu=l Opponunay Emgloye~ I AnEqull O~portunlw Emplowr M/ F I~ ~mmm mm I1 mmmm mm BIB lib 1B IB mmBB II mmBB I1 BBim me/,/u#c~o~vp.,/cxEr "Seven For Central Jersey" ’WILLS~H BF~_Z~ ¯ rheI~wmnrz I Mgr, r DeManville News THECF-.NTIUtL POST IDINDSO~-HIGHTSHER,,qLD Clas s i fi’ed .,qdverfising TheFranklin NEWS’RECORD Thursday,December 15, 1977 S-B Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted -- ACCOUNTINGCLERK -- PRINCETONFIRM--’has full CAFETERIA WORKER -- ELECTRONICTECHS RESPONSIBLE-babysitter SECRETARY - TechnicalCLERICALASSISTANT -- sECRETARY/ASSISTANTneeded to workin Inventory COMPUTEROPEItATOR FeesPaid. Top firm with top wantedtebabysitfor2boys, 7- manuscript typing and full time position open in neededby medicalpublishing time openingfor individual duties include food TRAINEE benefitsexpands! Ex- yes & 6.monthsat ourhome. preprint library work. ff you creditdept. Mustbe willin~ to companylocated in lovely new Department of company withexeellen~ typing, spelling preparation& serving, clean- Must be accurate, detail be keypunchoperator. Lsght offices mLawrenceville. The located in the Princeton and grammar,fo be trained up &dishwashing, hours 9- oriented. Some data periencedtechwithknowledgeShouldhave own tran- like manuscript typing, have successful applicant will vicinity. Somegeneral ex- for wordprocessing system. 3pro. Mustbc dependable& , of analogueand digital to sportationand goodgood typing and shorthand typingvaried clerical duties perience in bookkeeping processing experience breadboardtestand modify references. Call609-448-6096 skins, this position may appeal andeyed t tunerone. Exce lent have:...very goodtyping and Person should have minimumhave a neat appearance If required. Outstandmggrowth newequipment. To$14.9k. Call after 8pro. toyou. Thorough knowledge of solar benefits & working shorthandsktlls.., pride in preferredbut training will be 2 yearscollege and be able to interested,please call 609-924.opportunity. theEnglish language im- condttions.X Ca I Personnel his/her work.., knowledgeof provided. Good company lype 55 wpm.Salary com. 5900 ext. 229. Opinion INFOMED Mrs.Mills Swift Personnel. perative.Salary com- Dept. for appointment,THE good grammar.., a con- benefits. Equal Opportunitymensuratewith ability, Call HesearchCorp, NoHarrison’ Southllrunswlck t215)295-5035. mensuratewith qualifications. CARRIERCLINIC FOUN- scientiousattitude. Weoffer Employer.Call P. Jordan,609- 609.924-5338for appointment to St. PrincelonNJ. 201.az9-1527 MARKET RESEARCH Top benefits, no parking DATION,Belle Mead,NJ. 201- excellent salary &benefits, 924.85OO,ext. 219. fill out applieahonand take ANALYST- for research lypinglest. TYPISTS companyin Princeton N,J. problembeautiful location. 8744000.An equal opportunity and in time possibility of Please apply in person or employerm/f. occasssional travel. Send BORED WITH YOUR JOB? CLERKS Musthaveminimumof3yearssubmit resumein full con- resume to: Mrs. Meyer, experience,preferably with Excerpta Medico, 3131 CREDITUNION Or are you just plain bored? Register with us for long or supplier.Mutbeabletohaodlefidence ot Mrs. Barbara CAREERIN SALES- and REALESTATE Let us showyou howto lurn ale phases of consumer Roudabush,personnel set- SECRE-’~-~ARY~ full time. Princeton Pike, Lawren- management with major your spare ttmc into an ex- ,short assignmentsand work research studies from vicesoffice, TheInstitute for Immediateopening. No stone, ceville, NJ08648. Smallfinancial institution SALESPOSITION citing andprofitable sideline immediately. We have questionaire design through AdvancedStudy. OldenLane, must have excellent typing seeks generalmunager. 12 to companydue to exmnsion. positions in Princeton, PrincetonNJ 08540. An equal skills and experience. Send tSK plus benefits. Send Sales experiencehelpful but If you are interested in a itsoas wemuchhave. you Or may youwant mayto enjoy do MonmouthJet. Cranbury, analysis of data. Emphasis opportunity employer,m/f. resumeIo Mrs. WilsonPrin- resumetu POBox 120, Dayton,not essential. Substantial different and uniquekind of it full-time. Replytu P.O.Box Lawrenceville& Trenton. No will be placed uponwriting ceton YWCA,Paul ttgneson LEGAL SECRETARY -- NJO8810. starting salarywith incentive fee,top rates, capabilities. Send resume with ..... SouthRiver office. Experience increasesas earned.After a selling atmosphereplease 28, MonmouthJet., N.J. 08852. sulary requirementsto Box SECRETARY- with shor- Place, Princeton,N.J. 08540.preferred.Steno typing and training period in sales, an cal for an appointmenL ~1599c/o PrincetonPacket. thand,needed in Princetonfor ability to usetranscrbing opportunityfor a career in , J &J TEMPOItAItIES equipment STEEL,ROSLOFF 2936Ittef a large expandinglaw firm. RECEPTIONIST FOR a must. Call 201- PARTT/ME STENO/TYPIST managementis available. For & SMITIIAGENCY, INC. ProductionPerson I.awreneeville,N.I. Workunder excellent con- MANVILLEOFFICE -- Must 254-5968,I-Spm daily. - for non-profitorganization, 9 particulars call Mr. Ford Newspaper 609-a83-5572 ditions with goodbenefits & have goodtelephone manner. to 1. Please send resumeto 609-924-4440.An equal up’. 0094t8-8811 RESIDENT SUPERIN- salary andfree parking.This Congenialstaff attractive Box#01590, Princeton Packet. portunityemployer. ThePrinceton Packet, Inc., is TEACHERS/WRITERS TENDENT-- needed for is a fee paid position. This UTILITYSTOCK PERSON -- in need of an experienced small residential con- permaneotjob is available office. Generalcierical work, Generalclean-up work. Full or l~oacatlonal..... pu b"sherIt is ¯ . . . " " ,mmediately. into us for good typing skills, self- production persoo familiar seekingnew m.ate~aal~h~oO;~°mtin~Umndul;cspr~nC(~tr°n: Come motivated,g-3 or perhaps9-5, part time. SagaFood Service, TREE & LANDSCAPE INCREASEYOUR INCOME- with newspapers,darkroom aninterview now. Mon.-Fri.Reply to BoxC-4, Peddle School, Hightstown. SCHOOLBUS DRIVERS- COMPANY-- has openings Activeand progressive offices work, experiencedtypist on elem"en~or~n~aa~ng~BS Box roomanartment with kitchen, 609-448-7990EOE wanted.Rts. in Princeton & pu,mtoca.t~n’--eP~ n-oo~ NJ hath,a~l-utilities, plus salary c/t~ SomersetNewspapers, 240 forpeoplewhoarecourteous & in Belle Meadand Franklin AKIkeyboards, experience in and onemonth paid vacation. J&JTEMPOIIARIES2936 Rte1 So. Main St., Manville,N.J. MontgomeryTwp. Must be 21 concernedabout their future. Park seeking full and part doing paste-up. Thisperson ~8~0.~u,¢,¯ o ...... Ideal for couple.Reply by U.S. yrs. rid, will tramfor special Workall year. Excellent timesales agents, experiencemustbe a self-starter. Full l.awreneeville,NJ. WAITRESS/WAITER-- license.CaB 301-874-5803. salary& benefits. Will train preferred motivation and companypaid benefits. Mailto P.O. Box809, Prin- 609-883-5572 experiencedunly. Full &part you. Positions available: ability to deal wilhpeople a Forinterview, call Mr.Hut- PRODUCTION I eaton, N.J.08540, giving BOOKKEEPER- full charge, lime wanted.Apply in person chinsonat 609-924-3244. ~, ...... I previous employmentex- reasonablewilling to learn It) T.J.’s Restaurant&Piz- landscapeforeman trainee & must. Weare membersof onUt;K t~HA~’tt I perienee, references, BOOKKEEPER publishing business &grow zeria Main St., Rt. 206, tree foremantrainee. Cal1201- Middlesex and Somerset TOconvey material from [ telephonenumber. withyoungdynamic company. Lawrencevilie.609.896-0440. PICTUREFRAMER - mat 297.9300,9 to 6. TreeCare, lee., MultipleListing Systems. And storageto designatedwork I Send resume & salary cutter, designer.Experienced Princeton. members of Multiple RESEARCHASSISTANT -- ~ 3-4 years experience as Full time/parttime. Call 609- ..... Reloaction Organizations. WeFull time, high school ¯ stations, verify componentI bookkeeperthru trial balance. requirementsto Box#01610, 452-9506or 201..4E2-4252. also offer an interesting bonusgraduate Mboratnry studies nameand numberusing [ PAl{T-TIMEREPORTER Knowledge of financial c/o PrincelonPacket. ACCOUNTANTt Taxes) -- NURSESAIDES- for skilled plan as incentive. For con-on air particulate filtration. referencesources, o!0erate IThc Lawrence Ledger seeks,a statements. Fee Paid¯ Princeton. No. 2 nursing facility in Lawren. tidential interviewask for LenExcellent salary andfringe INFOMED ARTIST~ DRAFTING- ex- positionin expandingfirm. 5 ceville. Dependableand ex- Cooper, MID--JERSEYbenefits, pleas’ant working preppingmachines, ability to | part-timereporter_, 18.yf..S=Ol..O mumuq.,al SouthBrunswick N.J. EXPERIENCED LAUND- perienced.7-3:30 shift and3. ....r^.owveroR~ ’ or wri"entin- nleetmgs. lor more. ¢uApphcants covey, must periencedboard person for years experience helps. 3 RESS-- wanted,2 days per ItEALTY,201-359-3444. surroundingsin Princeton. ~.ruc.~¢t Cnn~.... ~nd communicate 201-329-4527 publishingcompany. Charts, ,’,’ears shouldbe withCPA firm wk., Men& Thurs. 9-5, Im- 11:30shift. Appty.ioperson Call Mr. Henry Jansen for tactfully. Experiencedin present he r qua fleet onsn diagrams, mechamcals,and mtax accounting.Salary in portant must have own only. LawrencevtlleNursing ;,l’rit ng to Editor The somelayout. Minimum,5 years the 20’s. Hurry resumeto Home. CLE~- m-~ature appointment, 609-924.3150. electronicsub-assembly a plus. t nwr~,~,~t.pdapr t, ...... 19 ’(3 Rnv [ranspnrtation.Call after 4pro, minded, ambitious, for __ __ Excellentwork ing condttons,i ...... g064. Lawrenceville, N.J. STERLINGTHOMPSON AND experience. Goodbenefits. Chalrcs YoungSwift Per- 609-924-9138. dynamicinternational corn- salaryand benefits. Call 08648 ASSOCIATES-- are in- Salary $10-$12,000. Call609-452- sonnel, 6 E. Trenton Ave. panylooking for experienced 452- lerviewiog for real estate 8090 ext. 46. Anequal op- Morrisville,Pa. 19067or call MALE/FEMALE-- Light BarbaraScarano (609) porlunityemployer. {2151295-5036. factory workersneeded for personto workfull time.Will SALES 2111. SECRETARY-- statistical sales associates. Compareour TYPISTS/SECRETARIES- temporary jobs in Mercer train on TelexMachine. Call typist we are u growingCPA methods of marketmgand Can you type 5g wpmor bet- County. Must have car. Sara, 609-452-1111,9:30-11:3g FURNITURE PRINCETONAPPLIED firm locatedin Lawrencevillecontinued followup. Newor THE WASHINGTONTown- ter? Do you have a car? Do a.m. only. SELLING NJ and are in need of an ad-experienced, continuing trainingwe offer anda ship Schools ure seeking you wanttowork? Then call us A~’ailablework on a daily or RESEARCHCORP. FIREPERSON - Interestin[~ at 609-771-0400.Trade your weeklybasis. Call 609-771-0400, SPECIALIST EquelOppotluniWEm#ove,MIF d tional personwith excellent education program. If you teacher substitutes for the opportunityat private school OLSTEN TEMPORARY PARTTIME typing skills. Shorthandis 1977-78school year. All cer- Ca]| 609-737-1847or 737-183g. skills for dollars. Shortand SERVICES. Mar/erieM. Halliday’s Tues.BThurs. 5:45-9:45 PM preferred. Goodsalary and didn’t makeover $20 000last tified individualsinterested long term assignments Saturday1:15-9:45 PM workingconditions in pleasantyear selling, er you wantto should contact Dr. Vito A. available immediately.Never Sunday11:45-5:15 PM surroundings.Please call Mr. call for an interview:201-297- a fee. Call after 9 am PRINCETON RN’S/LPN’s 0200or 800-392-6810.Ask for Gagliardi, Superintendentof NEED6 PEOPLE-- part tomorrowmorning. OLSTEN Excellent oppportunityto put Eros weekdays,609-896-1221. l’hili!p Dezan. Schools,School Drive, Wind- your broad furnlt ..... ,ling sor, N.J. 085gl,448-8383. time. Helpme in mybusiness. TEMPORARYSERVICES. Models EMPLOYMENTexperience ro work in our MedicalPersonnel Pool tfigh income.201-297-4744 FOR NeedsYou!!! Thursday3pm-9pm. AGENCY Furniture Dept. 9tart w,tha KEYPUNCH CHEMIST-- Fee Ppid. PLACEMENTCOUNSELOR - ¯ Television chair, sell a wholehouse fulll DELIHELP WANTED -- for ¯ Fashion SpecializingIn Wehave the merchandiseif WEOFFER Research department of norn ng hours 6 3Oam- female/male. Weseek a OPERATORS prestigef!r.m. BSor MS.5-10 2:3Opm,experience preferred. TEMPORARY BOARD bright, energetic, ,people- : C~mwsmerciais TemporoyHelp you havethe know.how! ¯ Paidmalpractice Insurance years ruoncr compounomg. SECRETARY.Due to the oriented individual lor our 029 & 129 ~O9448-8985 ¯ Advertising PermanentPlacements in RUGS ¯ Paidsocial secsritf bevelop new products and resignation of our bus{hess Executive Search/Placement SELLING ¯ Unitmmallowance ill?rove existing ones. To administrator / hoard Agency.You should be able to applythLs week-l-5 P.M. SecretarialClerical ¯ Groupdiscount insurance TEMPORARY $30k. Call Mrs. Mills Swift ...... secretary,the So. Bruns.Twp. communicatewell over the Beginnars~ Professionals ~ . ~ , SPECIALIST Personnel.12t5) 293-5036. C~LAIRS.LDV=o~r~?;a,. Boardof Educationis seeking telephoneand have some prior over 18 ~xecaftFe, ~,~Ul" anFz PARTTIME ¯ OR~OUt cat or ~ame Tues.~ Thurs. 6-9:45Pm ¯ ChoiEn0fshiflE A~5~I~TA[NT -- pan lime, a tempora~board secretary. busmessexperience. We offer The Twelfth Circle Technical IMMEDIATE experience oreferred. East Responsibihtiesentail: 1 - an in depthtraining program. Saturday1:15,9:45 PM ¯ Hospital-nursinzhome OFFICEINOUSTnIAL JWindsor office. 609-443-6464. 228West 57th St. NYC 352 Nassau St., Princeton Su ndsy11:45.5:15 Pm TEMPORARY matters specified by law 2- Hours9 to 5. 609452-8844, carryingout of duties related DunhiBof Princeton,Inc. 4thFLOOR (609)924-9134 Excellent upportunity to put ¯ Priysledutl WHATCAN YOU DO~ ¯ to meetings of the Bd. of your creativity to the test orstaff relief I EDI~ -- Exce,e n I I~ roper arv ass,gamen . on. rye,,?E~,? C~,dc~ Wo~? See,~,? nun I forpart time work on in-house Education,3 - carryingout of l selling our wide array of ¯ ProlessionalsUpSfftSl0n vementIocat~ns. Apply: buu~tsmachlnel?kifrcanons?ArmngeI newsetter.Must have eood proceduresrelating to elec- broadloomsand rugs to our Bydilector at nursing WarrenPlaza West Stock?I ight Asaombhf ? I typingand proofreading s~dlls tions. Call 201-329-8182for !DEVELOPRESUMES customers in our beautiful appt. GENERALOFFICE POSITION OPEN Ouakerbridgestore, Experience FORiNTERVIEW CALL ~I. 130. Hightstown woor~ r ,gh h.r .es,a w,~, y ._.e~ h,~k . I and. somelayout experience_. * padvacation, free hospitaEzanon, tree I Flexible hours averaging 2 is preferredbut not necessary. 609.448-5810 improvementifyourskillsaremity,days/week. Please call JOB SEARCH Weoffer a goodstarting salary, 609-393-2818 NO~EECnARGEOSEEUSrOUOR~OW Dorothy609-921-2806. Anequal INSURANCEREPRESENTA- COUNSELING Full time, with diversified duties, availablein liberal benefJrsand generous ..;;;.~7:o,r!:. 1901North Olden Ave. opportunityemployer. TIVE-specializedcredit uni- storewideshopping discou m. % small, congenial,office. Opportunityto work . ~. ¯ MEDICAL’ Trenton COLLEGESTUDENTS on insurancecompany is seek- 609/924-8668 independentlyfor a self-starter. Goodtyping and APPLY PERSONNEL ¯ - PEasaNts, . 609.883-6003 WELCOME ing (2) aggressivemdividualsin .’~,’ POOL/tl - ge YourOwn the C~htralN.J. area. Credit pleasantphone manner essential andoffice ex- Unionor insuranceexperience periencepreferred. Full companypaid benefits. ".... OLSTEN BossAnd Earn preferred, but will not be L0RASSOCIATES 1873Brunswick Ave. KELLYGI RL i101 STATERD. Pleasecontact: Lawrenceville,N.J. Ao+,~,oo o,Ke,t~ s.~,:,,~ TEMPORARIES Over$15,000 A Year regarded as an absolute An Equat OpDorlunity Employer M/F Workfor oneof America’snecessity. Thepositions are I PRINCETON QUAKERBRIDGEMALL SOUTHBRUNSWICK: Rte #l greatcompanies right herein salaried &include a company Office Manager¯ 609-799-8026 Lawrenceville,NJ automobile,travel expenses& Equ,llODDortunlly E~ployet M~ F SALESMENFOR "PROPHET 21" (Opposite Dow Jones} town. Earn a salary while an unsurpassed fringe’ 329-2040 taking Ourtraining program- benefit program. For ad- TurnkeyComputer system for wholesaledistributors. then manageyour owntime. ditional information or a CHEMICAL Qualifications: [:)oily 10-3p.m. Closed Frlda Top incomepossibilities and I managementopportunitias ~rsonalinterview, call John OPERATOR ThePrince,on PacketNewspapers South Somerset Newspopers 1. 1 year’srecent field experienceselling "big ticket’ items, Edinger, 800-833-9885. 3~OW.qherspoon ~t., P.O. Box350 P.O. Box 146 Clerical available. Weseek an individual with 0-2 Call Mr. LaGuordlo: years experience in the Princeton,N.J. 08540 Somerville, N.J. 2. First handknowledge of the wholesaledistribution business Typist manufacturingof biological or (609)924.3244 (20 t) 725.3300 including invenlor¢ control, order entry, accountsreceivable, INSTANT (201) 722-0274 purchasing. AnEqual Oppor~u nity EmD~ye~ FREEDOM chamicalproducts. This is an ASSIGNMENTS KELLYGIRL exceBemopportunity for a TYPISTS bright, energetic individual 3. Somebackground in computers. At lea’It40 wpm Achange IOgreatly improve your typing interested in working in a CLERKS skills witha newexciting molhod ofin+ 4. Wiqingto travel. Acre.e Recpt.no Iyping MANAGERSg tonstvestudy, eocome a Kelly Girl era. manufac,uring laboratory CLASSIFIED SECRETARIES p~o~and s~nd lust a f~,vday~ in vu~ environment. Scientific Shorthandor Transcribing ASSISTANT oRicoon a epeclel,individualued prosram educationdesirable, but degree An excellent opportuniwin a growingcompany. Wa offer six endioi~ thee.cit~ng woda at tem~aP¢ not necessary. ADVERTISING FORM monthssalary f ollowadby goodstraight commission. HELPFOR WEARY JOB SEEKERS? wor~.Call us for dot O*Is, Earngood money on {empo~aWassign. MANAGERS Plemm,elephone 609-921- Pleasewrite stating howyou qualify to: mantanow. Many ~ong and shaM.term 6300to arrange interview e~*gnmentsare aveilable throughout the Cogito, a leading women’s WarrenPlaza West PROGRAMMEDCONTROL SALES INC. Cilyend suburban am=s, Apply today. ready-to-wear chain, has WarrenPlaza West Route130, Hightstown WAMPOLE 2 EastBroad Street openings for Managersand 609-448-5810 Hopewell,New Jersey 08525 Rt.130, Hightstown Assistant Managersin a num- LABORATORIES DepartmentPP 609.448-5810 ber of our New Jersey KELLYGIRL Div. el Carter-WallaceInc, 1901North Olden Ave. locations. Minimum2 years ex- 1 CherryHill Road patiencenecessary. Adivision atKelly Se,v~cet Princeton,NJ 00S40 Trenton, Ecua[Opponunily Ern#oyet M/F EquoloppoMunlty irn~loylr/ {onosquoro for ouchIonor nvmbor,spoco or punctuot;ont 609,883.6003 Forfurther information I~lle/ Femo~e 4LINES-1 INSERTION...... $3.00 The Princeton Packet, Inc. Call Mrs.Hartman 30() Witherspoon Street KELLYGIRL 3 INSERTIONS,nochanges, paid before billing ...... $4.$0 ADive,on o1 Ko~y Spry

ADMINISTRATIVESECRE- WOMAN-- housekee~r & PARTTIME -- clerk/typist PART TIME CLERICAL -- LIBRARIAN- justmoved to SR. ACCOUNTINGCLERK/ HOLIDAYPACKAGES arrive }DVEREATERSANONYMOUS: TARY-- needed for National personal attendant for elderly pOsitionavailable 4 hrs. daily, GETTYPERSONNEL shorthand, typing, filing, & Princetonarea. Availablefor BOOKKEEPER--11 plusyrs, swiftly safely and ine.x.- --meets Thursday evenings, Tennis Office based in Prin- couple. Ableto cook, servefor Mon-Fri.$3.50/hr. Position to Accountspayable clerk[us9000 varied duties. Daily 4 hours, part time or temporary experience desires permanent pensively, when sent by rail, :Is[ Presbyterian Church ceton. Aninteresting position occasional small parties start Jan. I 1978 and will Apply West Windsor State library pOsition while sear- part-time position, 3 full or 5 no matter what the size, in all Highs[own.For information with an expanding tennis mending,IRe laundry, able to terminate Sept. 30,1978.Apply Secretary $170 Bank, 47 Hightstown Rd. ching for permanent job. half (8:30am-l:00pm) days kinds of weather. AMTRAK.call 609.448-2481or 448-5459. ’ educational & recreational drive automobile, willing to at Rillsborough Twp. Pohce Typist start $145 Princeton Jet. NJ 609-799-3456.Energetle, experienced. 609- perweek. Will also consider EXPRESS SERVICE, 20 ’ ~ organization. Must have good travel. Wages$140 per week Headquarters. Deadline for KeypunchOp. $135 737-2851. full-timeifright location and NassauSt. Building, Prin- typing skills and he able to for 48 hours. USGovernment filing applications: Dec. 22, hours.Prefer Hopewell, ceton,NJ. 609-924-6055. GAY SWITCIIBOARD n- Teller, exp. $125 Rocky Hill, Belle Mead, formationcenter. Call 609-921- take shorthand or use tran- rates. Send resume & 1977. Clerk-T~pist $125 DIETICIAN ADA 2565.Best hours7-10 p.m. Man. scribing equipment, Also referencesto Box #01808, Mechan,caleng. to$19,500 EXPERIENCEDCHE~IIST - PrincetonRoute 206 to Nassau willing to do independent PrincetonPacket. Electrician D.C. power desires position asanalyst in St. area. 609-4~..-0222. I NEED someone who can Full time temporary position quality control technical RIDDERING DAY Nun- thru Thurs+ correspondence and projects. TOP SALARY (Dec-April) available for service or support to research. SERYSCHOOL -- has several College graduate "preferred. work without supervision, on Machinist exp. $OPEN qualified therapeutic dietician Send resumeand rezerences to ADVERTISING/ MARKET- an as neededbas,s, during late Salesengineer trainee $14,000 Skills include G.C. thermal CHILD DAY CARE in my openings for children2~zto5 R I DES N EED E D in 375 bed teaching hospital. analysis mechanical testing, home weekdays, Hightstown years old. Half or all day. DESPERATELY-Princeton USTA,Education & Research ING-- Fee Paid.Work with evening hours lafter 11 p.m.) Prod.plant superintendent Strongpossibility that position Flexible hours for working area toTrenton State College. Center, 71 University Place, nationallyknown quality apprex, 5-7 hours night feeding x-ray analysis, wet chemical areastartingJanaary.20t-329- $14K will becomepermanent after and other modernt~hniques. 2145. mothers. Highway27 between Willing to pay. Please help) Princeton, N.J. 06540. . decorativeconsumer items. paper into automatic Industrial engineer $12K + April. Excellent salary. 609-924-2872. Marketingtechniques and lypewrtter. Ve~ good pay. Reply Box #01585, Princeton Kingston & Kendall Park. PERSONNELDEPT. Packet. State licensed. 201-297-1958. displayadvertising l~now.how. Safe surroundings. Please Investigator trainee degree HELENE FOLD PROGRAMMER / Female applicants en- reply to Box #01606 c/o The WELLKNOWN & Reliable $10,500 MEDICAL CENTER Motherwishes to babysit daily H1GHTSTOWN PLANNED ANALYSTS- BAL and/or couraged.Silk. Call C.haries Princeton Packet. Sales managementretail BrunswickAve. PARENTHOODCLINIC -- COBOLUnivac and/or IBM YoungSwift Personnel (215) 750 or weekly located across the CAROL’SPLACE ~ Per- $10K Trenton, NJ CHILDCARE in my home for st. fromMeKnightSehool. 609- sonalized stationery, in- Moodayevenings.Cal1609-443- experience. 295-5036. Sales mechanical bkgrd. 609-396-639L working mothers. Ex- 3439. AND SNACKBAR HELP -- Full Sin+car+exp. perienced.References. Twin 448-5338. . vitations and gift items at MINI COMPUTERS- Medical and part time Days & Accountantgrl. $12K IIiversarea. 609-448-4593. discount prices. Call. 609-443- applications and/or Datapoint weekends. Saga Food Service, Accountantpublic $OPEN DATAPROCESSING -- Fee BAHA’IFAITH-a religion for equipmenta plus. HOUSECLEANING- 4 hrs. Peddle School, Hightstown. Personnel WorkmanComp. Paid, Princeton." Immediate. Announcements~14~ allmankind. For information ~eer week, $14. Owntrans. 6O9-448-7990EOE $3.SK National business leader. call,609-771.0881. Growthopportunity excellent ndall Park. 201-297-0453 Programmer Cobol/Fortran Computer Operator. 3 years GOURMETCOOK - artistic, XMAS CARDS ADDRESSED salary andbenef to. after 6 p.m. withagreat deal of affinity for $15K IBM370/135, 138 and/or 148. the elderly, in needof work, RAISE FUNDS for your -- Calligraphystudent wants INFOMED CIIEMISTS Programmer Jr. apl/Fortran DOS/VS, CICS and JCL. To organization, church, to earnextra cash. 609-443- 201-329-4527 $11.5k. Hurry resume to whowould like to adopt & be 6156. Bargain Mart / cobol adopted by someone as synagogue school, or any LEGAL SECRETARY - Immediate openings for $13K Charles Young Swift Per- other group quickly and easily needed for 2 week temporary ¯ creative researchers, full or sonnel 6 E. Trenton Ave. companion, with so many assignment in Trenton. Legal part’ time. Background in pluses. Reply Box #01589, selling consumerpublications DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL It1.130, Illghtstown Morrisvi e, Pa. 19057or call from the MONEY$AVERS. GENERAL ELECTRIC experience preferred. Start physical or inorganic (215-295-5936. Princeton Packet. Personals REFRIGERATOR-2t cu. ft., AID-- part time, immediate immediately. Come in to 609-448-6500 , Thesepublications are at- availability. Experience chemistry preferred. Send tractive,informative, side by side door,used, necessary. Call Mrs. Benzing, register now. Nofee. detailed resume in confidence reasonablypriced, come RIDE OR CARPOOL WAN- guaranteed, $175. ’ GE, Westminster Choir College. to: THE NEW JERSEY LPN-- full time 11:15pm to BABYSITTINGIN MYHOME prepackaged(along with TEDfrom Princcton Jct. area relrigerator, 23cu. ft., ice 609-921-2982. J & J TEMPORARIES SURFACETECIINOLOGY DIVISION OF MENTAL 7:lSam, Lawrenceville area. -- Lawreeceville, reliable & FREE metric converter) (20-30mile radius)to maker,sidebysidedoor, used, 2936Rte I Box2027 RETARDATIONIS LOOKING Call 609-896-0016. experienced mother, hot lunch ready for delivery, and offer Roekleigh NJ. ~-799-2554. $t90. GEgarbage, compactor, Lawrenceville, NJ. Princeton, N,J. 08540 FOR GOOD FAMILIES TO & naps, infants & toddlers good profits for you. Not omy $65, new. GEdshwasber, pot 609-883.5572 PROVIDE A ROOM WITH EARN$500. $ 800 - a month through kindergarten. Daily will your group raise money, scrubber, under counter, new, ’ SECURITY GUARD - Part BOARDFOR A MENTALLY fromyour home.For appt. 201- SUPPORTIVE GROUPS[or $190. Frigidaire washer & time,some college required. or weekly.609-882-3817. but you winalso help people to Ihe seperated or divorced. A RETARDEDADULT, THOSE 297-4744,Thurs. 3 to 9. be more knowledgeable dryer new, 2 for $375. Unaf- $3/hr.,Westminster Choir EXPERIENCED TEACHER PERSONAL SECRETARY / WHO QUALIFY WILL place to deal with lonliness fieial Christmas trees, 4’ - College.609-921-710L --needed for afternoon Jewish ASSISTANT TO HEAD- consumers and show them and new life slyle. For in- religiousschool in Princeton. RECEIVE TRAININGAND A YOUNGWOMAN desires day how to get more for their formation please call $7.50 6’ -$15., 7’ -$22.00. MASTER- This very small STIPEND. JOIN YOUR LIVE-IN CUSTODIAN- In. money. NO INVESTMENT Floureseent light tubes, 40 Call 10am-4pm,60~-921-0100. music & academic school NEIGHBORS WHO HAVE teresting opportunity at work(domestic). 9am- 4pro, Albatross Rouse between 7 & watt. new $.85/ea. Barton Mon-Fri, LawrenceviHe- REQUIRED.For complete 10 pm. any eveningat 609-924- SERVICE& LOB -- Autos. homo of the word famous MADEGOOD USE OF THAT private school. Call 609-737- Franc s,2235NottinghamWay, ColumbusBoychoir needs a EXTRAROOM AND HELP A 1847or 737-1839. Princetonarea. 609-394-1550 information, write to THE 8654. Trenton.609-587-9444. Changetires, minor repairs. bet.10am & 12 noon. },IONEY$AVERS,P. O. Box Marriedman preferred. Start SECRETARYI SALES DEPT smartorganized person to RETARDEDADULT GET A 3008,Princeton, New Jersey immediately.609-924.2350. - goodtyping skills, shorthand assistheadmaster both w th FOOTHOLD ON FULL a plus,varied duties, excellent usual typing, secretarial CITIZENSHIP. CALL: 609- SECRETARIES-- We neefl 06540. MASSEUSE- relaxing & fringebenefits, 35hour week. chores and with fund raising 298-5981(9:00 to 5:00 WEEK-your skills Longor short term GENERAL HOUSECLEAN- healthful massage. Call for 609-024-870{}or201-622-8048. & other projects requiring assignments. By appointment, ING -- weekly or bi- appointment. 609-392.7380. "86 it" DENTAL ASSISTANT - DAYS) AND YOU WILL weekly.Experienced ref- ORCRESTRAAvailable for imagination & verve. Love of RECEIVE PERSONAL 609.924-0603, 20 Nassau St. NewYears Eve., Christmas in both music helpful, liking for Princeton. erences, owntrans. Call 609- administrativeCUSTODIAN AT MON- ATTENTION, NO AGE 448-544t, 4 to 7 pro. Parties, Weddings, etc. get PltOTEIN86 at TGOMERYH.S. -- 3:30pm to children essential. Secretarial LIMITATIONS. EQUAL Variety of ~ood dancing & PROFESSIONALman. 31. N.J.X-ray license skills essential. Pay is "freedom - with - integrity" ;endresume to Box 11:30 p.m. Permanent OPPORTUNITY. SPEECHTHERAPIST -- part ,listening music. NOROCK. type, seeks mature and decent NUTRITIONCENTEI{ reasonable; opportunities for 603-446-0025between 6 &7 p.m. c/oPrinceton Packet. pOsition,yr. round work, all other rewards aregreat. Call time, C.C.C.or Clincal female companionship. fringebenefits, paid vacation, Stephen N. Howardat609-924- ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER- ¯ Fellowshipyear required. Call BABYSITTING- in Manville, Children O.K. Al[contacts will Route 130 near IIightstown salary$7500. tostart. Call 201- part time, Small Nassau 609-882-1503after5pro. any age. Large yard. plenty of .... be answered. Reply with photo 874-5200for application. 5358. OFFICE MANAGER Street office. 609-924-2040. room, hot meals. Fuilor part PLAY & LEARN GROUP - to Box 698, Allentown, N,J. ContraIJersey’stsrgest EXECUTIVE SECRETARY time, 201-685-0231. 06501, TY l~Ib’l’b~ neeaeu im- Certified teachers offering tlealthFoodSupermarket DENTAL HYGIENIST - OFFICE PERSON - all arts & crafts, Music, A highlyprofessional Prin- ENTER THE EXCITING mediately. Short & long term Lawreneeville office, part world of Health & Nutrition -- assignments available now. around. Interested in art & Language Arts & Math in- cetonoffice is seekingan of- timeto start. 6o9.896-oo50. decoration. Phone ~452-9586 MOTHER/TEACHER-- will struction. Fulland parttime. VOCALGROUP - Doing 50’s- 609-448-4085 fice manager/executiveexcellent earnings, makeyour Byappointment. 609-024-0603, Reasonablerates. Ages21.~ to 60’s NewYork style street ownhours. 609-921-0967. 20 NassauSt., Prificeton. or 201-482-4252. care for your children, her secretaryfor full time em- LINE SERVER-- part time home,while you workor play. 5. Jan Registration ~ow.609. corner harmonies seeks lead CHOOSE& CUT yonr~ nw~J ployment.Qualifications are days. Saga Food Service, 201-321-8422. 448-6764. singer. who.knows’ their t fs uf. CHRISTMASTREE ...... - ..Whito ~,~, as follows: Serious mnded persons please Scotch Pine Norway& n ,,, RECEPTIONISTwith light REAL ESTATE SALES- Peddle School, Hightstown HousECLEANING HELP - m ’ " .... ¯ Pleasantknowledgeable PERSON -- for well 609-448-7990EOE efficient, reliable. 2 days ~r contactA/ Bruinafter 7 p , Spruce.December I0 thru24, personto function asexecutive typing & steno skills for Law LOOK,LOOK, LOOK. There is 609-448-8265. 10 to 3 30 da ly.Ann-El en secretarytopresident offirm. Firm m East Windsorarea. No established Princeton office, month, $3 per hour, Belle YOUNGMOTHER, former with or without experience. Meadarea. 201-359-0340. elem. teacher will babysit, parkingat PrincetonStation. ’ChristmasTree Farm, Daum ¯ Thoroughfamiliarity withall prior legal experience Excellent training program. Rates50 centsper day, $4.06 FEE~~r,,.~~,r~r uu . -- Road, Engtishtown.Daum phasesof officemanagement necessary. Salary open. 609- SECURITYGUARD -- Parl full & part time available, for overnight,by the week Many women have been Road is locatedmid-way Write Box#04040 c/o Princeton time weekends.Experience in emphasis on individual at- neglected when it comes to includingphone reservations, 448-1819. Packet. tention, playing & learning. $3.000, by the month ~. The hetweenEn-[tshtown&Rte33, appointments,extensive working with people PLAYERS & MUSICIANS -- only overnight parking in sound fmanmal planmng and fflronOre~oad.TurnoffRte travelschedules etc. necessary. Diverse respon- for Springplay. Contact 609-921-1135. insurance counseling. As a sibilities. Goodsalary and Princeton. 609-924-0976. 33 at Down on the Farm’ ¯ Fast,proficient typing ability SECURITY GUARDS -- GOODTYPIST - part time- HamburgerTheatre, 609-392- woman, I understand your Restaurant. Lowerprices on as a wellas excellentcom- working conditions. Call for unique needs whether you are Uniforms & equipmenl sup hours flexible - day or night. appointment, Personnel Dept., 5441. weekdays mandof English. Pleasereply to Box #01605c/o PHOTOGRAPHIC OR DISCRIMINATIONbased on a working wife, homemakeror plied. Fall or part time. Work T}IE CARRIER CLINIC divorced or single, tDid I ...... m Central Jersey area. For ThePrinceton Packet. FOUNDATION,Belle Mead. DARKROOM ASSISTANT - race, creed, color, national appointment call weekdays,9- origin sex or marital status in leave anyoneout?) Myservice Pleasesend resumeto Box N J, t20tl 874-4000.An Equal Resumes partor fulltime position the safe or rental of housesor s without any obligation and tIOLtDAY WINE .#01574,c/o Princeton Packet. 4. 201-329-4541.AnE.O.E. Opportunity Employer m/f. sought by experienced apartments is illegal. A entirely al your convenience. $5.00porgallon WE ARE SEEKING A amateur.B.Bathurst, 201-350- qualifiedperson can notbe Ca BarbaraParker, 609-924-. . . CHALLENGE.Sure, we do 6154. deniedemployment because of 4440days. Bringyour own lug!’ DELICATESSEN CLERK JANITOR/ MAINTENANCE everything from building new SUBS’ITI’U’I’PS ’I’~ACHERS THE PLAIN TRUTH ABOUT MAN-- (o clean & do regular homesto panelling dens. BUt race,color, place of birth, age, WANTED - part time, NEEDED: East Windsor RESUMES:-- Did you know ancestry, sex or hability [or WIDOW60-wishes acquain- Sat "’td NewYearsEve Saturdays& Sundaysonly. maintenancework for offices the real satisfaction comes RegionalSchool District.thatprices for resumes range EXPERIENCED- all round in Hillsborough. 1 day per when we meet the challenge beardman wishes studio or military service. If you have tancewith widower-bachelor ..... Call after 4 p.m. 609-924-1802. BachelorsDegree required.ashigh as $5,0007 and as low experienced discrimination, ’ ~uec ’ 3 - t~mcKoorry~ ..... Nassau Delicatessen, 1 week.291-359-II00, that an older house offers - Call 609-4484660 - Barbara as $15.9 And in today’scon- agencyarrangement. Space or Dumer- Ihealer - omcert - uec l0- ury wrote retaining the integrity of the perday. Reply Box #01602,report it immediately to the church functlon-n’ o lies" - oo ~ ’ ... Palmer Square, Princeton. WH.Anderson, Asst. Supt. fusingmarket place with its Joint Commission on Civil marrauei "JU sl co n- ~ uee 17- ~mgara dwelling without sacrificing Personee[ & Training, 364 ever shiftingstandards & Priece:onPacke__ t._.~ l~,ights, 4 GreenStreet, 924-panions~ai’p. ~ ’2- Sh ry ROOM& BOARD- in ex- comfort and beauty - solving Reply Io Bnx ucc..,~"r*~E change as live-in companion, Sloeklon St., Hightstown NJ tasteshow does the job seeker 7138, Joan E. Hill, Director. #o1601 c/o Princehm Packet. ~e .... - .....e problems with innovation and 08520. Equal Opportunity knowhow to judge, and get his CHILDCARE - TwinRivers, KEYPUNCH OPERATORS - salary, lovely home, lovely experience - using the ex- Employer - F/M moneysworth? For example: Keypunchingexperience more area. 201-359-6267. ran[herwill (are for your child .... WiL~t the B&BVI~^E_VAaDS,INC. pertise and craftsmanship How much shouldyou pay? whileyou work.Lhnch and DAYCARE - new program at Inn Mercedeson Tues. Dec. 6 thanone year?Have a car? lhat has made WILLIAMS Whatis a goodresume? How - .z0,1-ti’J~i~.~a[or Want to work? Tradeyour naps 6094434555. Monfesseri School, 8-5 p.m. X%’iI h Penna. license plates oetatLs anQotroetlons BUILDER known in the do youknow you’re getting a Half day program & [ran. KLBin fronl oftt~ellunSchool sparetime for dollars. Call Princeton area for years. Call GENERAL CLERK -- for goodresume, a badone, an *’u-~ available $1 each The after 9 am tomorrowmorning, SECRETARIAL POSITION 201-507-~5~. customer service dept. Some outstanding one? Is there a sportatiOnadditionalavailable.info.201.297-6066,Call for a~ffveprice of $5,00per gal. is 609-771-0400. OLSTEN pl.~ea~e~ttael, 009-92t-0663 heavy lifting, full benefits. correct form for a resume? INFANT AFTER SCHOOL & 297-9144. " ...... -- not a sale price but our TEMPORARY SERVICES. No shorthand, good typing, Located off Rt 1, Princeton. Shouldyou go to a professional child ca’re, weekly-daily in everyday"low ’ price for wine convenientlocation. NURSES- RNS 509-452-1300 An equal op- BOARD OF ~n~P~ww~ " resume writer? Should you TwinRivers. QuadHI. 609-448- WE ...... WISH YOU ALL.HAPPY .by the gallon Bring your own portunity employer. write your own?Is the whole 7390. HOLIDAYS FROM SUNNY jug. SCH~ - FEE PAID Are you interested inworking thing really worth the sub- CItlLD&FAMILY Trainingfor statelicense CALIFORNIA- JIM & MARY BANNER in a progressive nursing stantial amountof moneyit’s IIOME COUNSELING tIALL. INVESTMENTS FOR available3-4 hrs daily, drive BUSINESSASSOCIATES department? We have GENERAL KITCHEN HELP going to cost you? Is there a TWO WOMENLOOKING for At their own home, child & locally.Oration Bus Service. 145Witherspoon St. openings in the following -- No cooking.5 days per real difference between the days work. Own Iran- family learn howto cope with l[O’l~~r"m-~tion CHR.lST~1A.S --Z.lta, ve several 201-431-2288. Princeton,NJ specialties: Critical Care, week,llam-8pm. 609-924-8587, $15. & the $500. resume? Are sportalion. 600-394-5077. problems arising from center for he’lp with personal. ~nenm~any p~aro.s,tv~aro.fo,l 609-924-4194 Med-Sur~.. Pediatrics, Life youassured of getting a good emotional, phystcal or nrobie ~’,-do,,t w~-t ,eace p,a,e ~tr~ ~ ..I.~ ~1,~ ask[or Alan. developmental handicaps, ~ SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS, Mobile. Critical Care course resume just because someone CHILDCARE - Experienced vou’vegnl going for you. Call v’aff.s’,9’b~sRac:.,nts’..Hanse! So. Brunn.Twp., public will begin in January. In- claimsto be a professional and motherwill care for your child Priscilla Maren,809-466-2030. b24-1t44 8-t0 p m Monday %t~,re’%,J°~ej~,-~,~,’"’~,’~ schoolsneeds substituteCLERK/TYPIST -- ex- terview nowand start out the is charging you money? Do lhrnugh Thursday ~..m. ~,y. ~...... ?; -~.~ teachersat allgrade levels. new year in a new job. Ex- IIOSPITAL FINANCIAL / you neei:l a resumeat all? In daily or weekly. 609-4484873 -° ...... ~" reasonanle prices. AlSOt~u porienced. Light secretarial alter 7:30 p.m. t970 Christmasplate $19, Avon Min.2 yrs.college, prefer with good typing skills. cellent salary and fringe BUSINESS OFFICE all of these questions the THE FOURTH WAY is a P1LLMATE’ The reason for benefits that include PERSONNEL-,to serve as problem is the same: howcan method of self-development, t.b;.a , ,rho’-~m,, ; .... *,;, 1974 plate $9, plus16 Avon certifiedpeople. Call 201-329- Machinetranscription a must. ~.""~ -"t ~ -’r :% ~?"~.w 8182for appt. Diversified clerical duties. ~. tlospitalization, Major communicationslink between you tell? I ama resumewriter HOUSEKEEPER- seeking introduced into America by el[COtS uutyouunn’taeslretts collectors bottles in original Medical, Dental Plan, Life hospitalbusiness office and whois different. In a field day work. Owncar. Princeton Mr. Gurdjieff. AKHALDAN11 .. ’ ...... boxesnever used. Also antique hours week. Call Mrs. dataprocessing professionals. ~sloe ...... ellec[s. "lnat s a pOll[e decks rocker and ehmacloset McKinley,609-924-1511. Insurance Pension Plan, free where the product quality is references. 609-924-2123. is a school in the Fourth Way ...... way ot saymg ...... "the dan el- . ’ ¯ PSYCHOLOGYSUBJECTS -- parking, [uition refund, etc. Excellent growthopportunity’, not justuneven but varies led by an experiencedteacher, lec~s’ Ol ine pro. ru.,t, iviaa~with ..... bow^ sides, Call 609-506- (males 18-25) needed for DON’T DELAY hospital expermnce is 4o31 alt er-’3 0 u fromthe horrible to theex- WOMAN LOOKING FOH 609443-1898. is designed to help you avoid "’ ’ experiment in visual per- CALL TODAY essential. InfoMed, South cellent,my resumesare those had effects -- now .... ception al EducationalTesting BUS BOYSI GIRLS- Da~.s& 009.396.65"/5,ext, 2277 Brunswick.201-329-4527. LIVE-IN POSITION-- Call nights.Anplv in PersonHilton consistentlygood to out- 609-921-7247,after 8 pro. UNICEF CARDS & before those bad effects CLEARING OUT SALE -- Service. $5.00for 1~=hrs. Call Inn,East Windsor. No phone Director of Nursing stanUing. My clients bnng happen ta you. Hurry to Antiques eollectibles, organ, MikeFlannagan r.~9-02t.9000 IIELENE FOLD hack reportsthat prospective CALENDARS-available at calls. TEPEE Cabin Creek Quilts, 195 Nutrition Center Route 138 pianos, good new & used ext. 2713. MEDICAL CENTER employerswere not merely Warren Plaza West, near furniture & jewelry. Open 750 BronswickAve. DELIVERY DRIVER - satsfiedbut highly impressed weekendand holiday interior NassauSt., Princeton. Tues- llam daily, except Mondays. Trenton. NJ 08638 Responsible person familiar painting. Experienced, fully Sat. 10am- 5pro. Hightstown. with Hightstown area. Full withthe quality of the resume 10,000sq.ft. At JimmyHall’s, BOOKKEEPER/ SECRET- WAITER/ WAITRESS- Part my clientshowed them. I’m insured,, free estimate. Call . 3640 Nottingham Way, TARY-- parltime. 15-20 hours time,full time. Luncheons, time. 609-443-5510. different also because I will 201-359-7652after 8 p,m. CHILDCARE- Pro-schooland TIIE S[NGLESET -- meets HamiitunSquare9 miles from per week, bookkeeping (nru dinners.Weekends. Jolly Ox. LEGAL SECRETARY - at give you straight answers to KindergartenJumping Stone everyFridayat theTreauway 201-722-5440. least half time East Windsor Princeton& 5 ’mila~from general ledger payroll reports area, premium paid for ex. t~e h’st of most frequently BABYSITTER-- Well known Day Care Center,Wortman Inn,Route l, princetonNJ & TrealonPhone 609.890-a~~a & ~yping reqmred. Lawren. CAREER, JOB SEARCH & everyTues. at the Washington...... eeville. Expermncedonly need perience & intelligence. 609. EDUCATIONAL COUN- asked questions above and to &exceptionally reliable. Hot Streel, East Millstone. 201-873- manymore. If you call me I lunch, naps complete 2770days, Eves. 356-3518. CrossingInn, 9 pro,live band, LARGE -- woodenstorage apply. Call 609-924-0748eves. 448-8880. SELING-- Testing& Resume guestswelcome. For info. call c[nset$60.3-pc. living room set or weekends. BREAKFASTCOOKS -- full included.Dr. MichaelL. will sitdown with you and take playground facilities. time, applyin person Hilton Rosenthal,609-737-2235. time to answerall your Beasonablerates. 609-924.2037. 215-062-5888or836-5142. $100.4-pc. hlond living room Inn, see Mr. Goldblatt. No GENERAL OFFICE questionswith no obligation on HOLIDAYSPECIAL -- TEN ~ lables $40. Largemaple rocker phonecalls. WORKER.part time 12:30to yourpart, and if I doa resume DAYTOUR- Friendship Tour ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS$30. Reeliner and ottoman$40. CUSTODIAN-- Needed at EARN A GOOD INCOME -- REGISTERED NURSE -- Italy Land & Egypt, March14 Private school¯ Carl for ap- 4:30 daily. Typing. Knowledge foryou, I willbe glad to advise t[ELDAND INFORMATION- Hounopedestal lamp table of bookkeeping helpful. While you train for a youon updating R for a period privateduty, homes or nursing thru 24, Completecoverage of CALLC~09.924-7592 $30, Mahoganycoffee table pointment609-737-1839. professionalcareer in Sales. homes.Full or parttime. 215- Israel, experienced guides, CLEANING WOMAN -- Princeton Datafilm. 609.799. of 2 years after~ free of charge. r ...... $15. Many more items to 1630. CallMr. DeCandia, 609-298- Call me to fred out more: 493-0670.. special features. Contact KAY’S IN’I’I{ODUCTION choosefrom. 609-259-7232. Experienced,references, 5 5552.EOE m/f. hours a week.Call after 6:30. PRINCETON WRITING Everett F. Hezmall, escort. SERVICE-. all ages. Meet a __~ INSURANCE-- Personal ASSOCIATES,201-359-5948. 609-448-6905. partner for a friendship or ...... 609-443-6465. :~OFA= uu~e, ~a~%~s~nY?~e~ ines policy writer and rater. STUFFERSfor large mailings JANITORIAL- Steady part MYLOSS CAN BE your gain. marrage. 201-534-2726 matcmngc air. e ~alary commensurate with . hours flexible - day or time evenings Mon-Fri. I’m moving so my rel able 23 YR. OLDGIRl, - seeks a 609-448-0282between 9 & 5 pro. ]bility. Reply PO Box 413, evening. Please reply to Box Hightstown & Mereerville CAREER, JOB SEARCH & cleaning’womanis available. MOTIIEHS!Going back to .travelingcompanion to go to TAPEtranscribers aeeded - area. Car necessary. Call 609- EDUCATIONAL COUN- Princeton, N.J. 08548. workfrom your home -- good #01805 c/o The Princeton For references, call 609-898- workor" school? Established EuropewithinMarchor April COFFEETABLE, ’$35 -- Packet. 443-1033between 10am & 4 pro. SELING-- Testing& Resume1008 after 7 p.m. Or call her NurserySchool provides for 6-8weeks. Contact Box Lady’s desk $35. Bureau with pay.Please reply to Box #01605 included. Dr, Michael L. c/oThe Princeton Paczet. directly at 3~6-3679. QUALITY DAY CARE for #01553,c/o Princeton Packet. glass top $20. Single bed $50. PARTTIME joh opportunity Rosenthal, 609-7374238. your preschooleror Kin- !IUS DRIVI,:It SUBSTITUTES NURSE- to help disabled womanweekday afternoons. dealing in arts and crafts. No dergartenchild. Loving Care ~ Sofa $35. Metal utility closets. NEI’:DEI) - N.J. dryer’s investment, no obliga ion, no in an educational setting. Call J01NUS -- meet new people. $10 & $15. Metal clothes closet icense required; bus dr ver’s Call 201-249.6560bet. 7:30 p.m. EXTREMELY RELIABLE -- SECRETARY / IBM MAG strings attached For details KNOW SOMEONE Busy Bee School 609448-3883.. Parents Without Partners, $15. Tent (for 4) $15. 2 erector ieense desired. Call r~9-~A8. CARD OPERATOR - Ex- & 9 only. ca[281-369-3414. nursingstudent wishes em- Chapter 387. Weoffer con- sets, I with motor, best offer. it80- Barbara W.[I. Anderson cellenttyping skills, ability to WHO’S A FEATURE? ployment mid-Declhru Jan. ~~ viviallty,awareness, adult & Approx,150-78 records, make ,sol. Supl. Personnel & workwits statistics required. , GOT AN IDEA , Will cleanhouse. 6 yrs. children’sactivities, gourmet offer. Rug0xl2, $20. Bookcase ’raining, 184 S mkton St Excellentfringe beeefi[s, 35 SNOWPLOWERS - any size PORTER- 4 hours nightly, 5 FOR A PHOTO? babysittingexperience. Ex- FRED TRAVALENAFAN meals,danees, unders~anding, $40.5trun)ts, makeo[fer.Ailin [ighlslnwn, NJ 08520. ’Equal hourweek. Call 609-93441700 or truck, must be insured. 201- nights a week, Princeton area. cellentreferences. Reply Box CLUB-- For informationto etc,(days) (eves) 608-924- good condition. 609-258-2492 Ippnrlunity I.:mplnyer. FIM 261-622.ro046. 469-5193. Call 201-874d~202, CALL US NOW. #01~, Princeton Packet. join, call 609-896-1366. 2872or 201-257-7553. after 8pro. 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TRANSFERRED-- 8’ pool MOVING SALE -- Wed & TELEPHONE ANSWERING RANDSOMEDINING SUITE AAAAA FACTORY OUTLET DECORATEDgrave blnnkpl~ LIQUIDATINGAPT -- must WASHER-- GE multi-spd 3 REFRIGERATORS- one GE -- "WASHINGTON BIR- sell sleeper sofa, 2 table $75; blue couch $3S; Thurs,10am to 3pm,Frig, tg’ w/mini wash, excel cond $75 & recordingunit--with built- old give.a.way. OneGE 23 eu. ¯ 6 caned back chairs, oval $7.50. Large standing wreath desk .$30; swivel chair - $25; if,ice, Cust Imperial, Frig drapes, 52"x52", light green in coupler.New condition. Was table, seats 8, pad, lg. hutch. TIIDAYSALE?" Yep! Beats a decorated, complete with upholstered chairs, B&WTV, 2 ft. w/ice maker, $150. One GE march on compehtion and lamps. Dining rm set kit- swivelsteal (4) $25kit. chairs Compactor;3 spd. v b Red. open weave, nearly new. $40 $199.50will sell for $150. Call with freezer on bottom, 23 eu. Also beautiful coordinated 8 waterproof bow$5. Christmas (3) $25; 36" Kitchen cabinet chair,day/nighter 2 bed set; pr. GEbaby hot plate, new, 609-924-0914. R. $75, Oneprofessional jig- Pc. king bed set, designer offers last minuteGift values trees greens, door pieces, chenware, glassware plated Martha would have snapped ware, m se. Fri & Sat. llam- $15; bric-a-brac; baby items. etc.486 Fairfield Rd, Quad IV $10.609-443-4613. saw w/stand, $60. One work fixtures. Cherrywood,queen sprays, pillows etc. Your 609-,H3-5/64. TwinRivers. t~9-4~3-1022. DOKORDER8140 -- reel to table with shelf ,approx6x4x3’, bed, headboard. 609-443-4599 up for George. FURLONG garden center, ’LEYRER& 4pro. Cash. Kingston Terrace LAMP FACTORY OUTLET Apts. Apt.405, 2nd floor, Rt. ’27 re~l tape deck, 4 channel $15. Twosaw norses, $5/pr. after 5pm. ~MITtl PLANT MARKET, multi-syne. Electropic echo. Deep rod rug approx. 8xi0, largestfor a 99 mile radius. 3 No. of Princeton& _Kings.._.lloo. miles south of Lahaska 2020 GreenwoodAve.. Tren- ANTIQUE-- 3-legged pot ONCE AGAIN SHOP PHILCO-- console am/fm Like new, mustsell $560. 609- $40. 6~-924-8354. ton. Open7 days¯£/}9-587-3333.. belliedstove round oak 140S. Main St. Hightstewn radio and record player, like 799-1322after 6 pm. tPeddler’s Village) on Rte, 263 INEXPENSIVE -- manic pedestal dining room table, new $400. EarlyAmerican FOR THE TANGIEST, Furlong, Pa. OPEN7 DAYS bdi’m set - 7 pes., chaise (oppositeold Pos[Office) crunchiestjuicest Winesap weekdays8-0, Sat. 10-5, Sun. oak dresser, pine Hoosier Fostoria crystal service for 12 RCA 19" COLORTV - like lounge chairs exercyele, cabinet, Fairbanks platform plus serving pieces, $250. Call POOLTABLE -- Like new, FOUR PIECE SECTIONAL apples come to Scrumpy. tl-6. Micro Dot Pricing aotiques, typewriter, sewing 4’xT, Balls & rack iocludod. SOFA- round walnut coffee antique cider jugs, {215)794-7444-5-6. new; in carton with brand new scale tweed, brass & cast, after 5pro,201-297-5323. guarantee (cost $439.) asking machine tape recorder, new refinished collector’s item), $65.609-395.0384. "table, child’s dresser, 4 ft. Reproductionsof gift boxes of clothes ~atmnal Geogrpahie, walnutfinish vanity top with 2 our fine foods, nuts, honeyadd $225. AM/FM8-track stereo dresser and beveled mirror record& playsystem, (new) books, pictures, g Its, kn ck- large Empire style china SIMPLICITY LANDLORD-- drawers, floor scrubber, dried fruit in addition to our FANTASTICBUY - on gift with turn/able (B.S.R.I and knacks toys, small ap- closet, mahoganydresser & A THRIFT SHOPPE -- METZELECTRONIC FLAStt adding machine, pool table, delicious cider. Gift bags of items & stocking stutters. featuring used but not abused 10hp tractor with 2 spreaders UNIT (never used) girl’s size 7, whiteice skates speakers (cost $247.) asking p lances. 609443-3857. mirror also some antique and sweeper.$600. 609-921- coal for stuffing stockings of Fromcosmetics to radios. 201- $199. AM/FMear stereo 8- collector’s items. 609-259-3076.clothing for the entire family. #MECABLITZ402. I/2 price¯ new GE warming tray. 609- the less deservingon your list. 359-1806. OVERSTOCKED!!20% off 7884. 6O9-443-5229. track or cassette tnewl (cost rchases of $10 or more. ,448-4769 after 0 & weekends. Serumpy Cider Mill Belle $129.) asking $50. Typewriters ~V~ Mead. from $47. 201-329-6339. any new and never worn ItALF PRICE YALE-- Zippo items. Mon-Fri.10-3 pm.609- XMASTREES -- all sizes, SUPER CHRISTMAS STEKEOSYSTEM -- l,’tsher KODAKINSTAMATIC 014 - pick your own. 58 Carter Rd. PRESENT MOPED stereo receiver, B.S.R. - belt- used once. A bargain at $35. lighters, Timex watches, 448-9849. CRIB SPRING, mattress, Fantasy lights. All of the Princeton. Tag now. Motobecaee40~¯ 1400 miles, drive turntable, Ipr. 3-way LARGE SELECTION - 609-924-5309 after 6 pm or good condition, $385. 609-024- speakers. Asking $600. Call weekends. bumpers, $55; swing, $7; merchandiseat least 20%off. 609-821-6240,ask for Tom. Refrigerators, freezers, stroflcr $25; playpen $25; Fine china, crystal & gifts. BICYCLEGIRL’S - 24"; 3- DINETTESET -- 4 ebairs & 2324. washers dryers. Guaranteed. Summer carriage $25; CAPRICCO,20 Nassau St. speed; blue,Raleigh. Very table. Good condition, Free delivery till Jan. 15. Can dressing table $30; sterilizer Princeton, across from }larry goodeood. $40. Col/ 609-882- provincialslyling, $75.699.-440- $300 VALUE- train set layout, do electric or gas hook-up.CaB "PA. tIOUSE" 80" sofa $175, not old. Dolls, an[ique YELLOWKITCREN SET w/4 w/slipcover & 2 pair matching $10; baby sled. 699-446-60885 Ballot’s. 4920. 6319. 201-369-3710. pm to a pm. bureau, ~5. 40 year old doll chairs. Electric steak broiler; drapes, swive] rocker & house, fiberboard, 2 floors, 4 pieces black fur hippy type recliner $425.609-799.9410. CABIN CREEK QUILTS furniture¯ Gasdryer; electric FURNITURE- Queen size YEAREND CLEARANCE-- $50. 609-924-1799. TROPHIES- 50% off, free TRAINS-- MARKLIN-- no ROSENTHALSTAINLESS - everything 20-50%off. Fine dryer Admiral side-by-side20 engraving. Herb’s Sports wait largest stock of Marklin Unique Appalachian p.at- bed, triple, dresser,, night full service for eight serving cu. ft. refrigerator; Gibson17 chwork: pillows, qmlts, stand, dinette set wsth china pieces. Contemporarypattern china, crystal & gifts. Xmas INDULGE YOURSELF -- ¯ cu. ft. uprig]~tfreezer~ 201-369- Shop, Raft(an. 201-526.0781. COMPLETE LIVING room trai~ and repair parts in cabinet, other misc. pieces. cards.CAPRICCIO 20 Nassau Jersey -- new,used, rcbuilts. clothing, toys, aprons, pot ¯ ’Composition". Unused. Calligraphy student will ad- 3710. furniture - custom madepcs. holders, etc. from $1.50. Movingto Fla. 609.-448.4627. Value ~00. Asking$150. Call St.across Harry Balot’s. dress Xmas cards¯ Old KIRBY-,a h.p. uprig.h_t [or TR twnhses. Excel. cond. Fact. authorized service. We t95 NassauSt. 609-921-1278 English, personalized in- vacuumcleaner. $100.8t0tb. 609-448-5106. repair and guarantee what we 10a.m.-Sp.m. a.flcr 5 pm, 609-890-9328. sell. 30 yrs. exp. Scholls Tues-Sat FIREWOOD- Seasonedoaks dulgencesalso available. 609- FlSHERS00C--70wattstereo Everlast punching bag & POOLTABLE - 4x0 .a~ in. 443.6156. gloves, $65. 707 Power fins, Trains, weekdays 8-12, 1-4:30, slate. Brand new. Still in & hardwoodsdelivered & receiver &1weKLH Model 1~ 0:30-8p.m,Sat. 6-3, Sun. 2-5, CIII{.ISTMAS TREE AMANA SELF- stacked.$35 pickup truck speakers - $275 Ior both. L nee mask &snorkel, $30. 10 BEDROOMSET -- 5 pc, solid carton. Asking$750. Call 609- lb. Yorksolid dumbels, $12. Sandalwood finish, $75. 347 Willow St. Borden(own. CLEARANCE-- 4’ to 0’: Blue 890-0676. DEFROSTING - copper load. 609443-3908. Speakers alone were Call Bob609-452-8131. 609-259-7485. 609-290-1469. Spruce,$I0; White Pine, $8; refrigerator- freezer, 30cubic MOVINGMUST SELL - 6 ft originally $550. Also Nikon feet.Still on warranty $200. FTN35mm camera with a 1.2 NnrwaySpruce, $6. You cut. JordanPool Table,$95; FIREWOOD- sold io 3/4 ton SPEAKERS-- professional Walter Wittcnbrock, 440 SKI BOOTSsize 10~,i~ &Cubeo Small wood/coal cookstove WINDOW REPLACEMENTS Custommade woven drapes lens - $300. Call 609.448-0295 FURNITURE--7t.zft. Couch, cast iron, with 4 burners, oven --Warehouse sale. Contractor evenings or weekends. 2 ladies chairs, club chair, like pick up loads. Ail seasoned quality Nova-Nine system, Ben(Icy Rd, Hightstown, 609. Bindings, asking $40 or best (10ft.w de)plus rods, $75; hard wood. Split, stacked & 446-3336. offer; indash AM-FMcar in good~ondition, $150.3black haslarge supply of aluminum Built rite stroller, $15. Call new, $500 all; 19" color TV, mint condition, 40"x20"x14" windows left over from stereo, AM/FMradio, all GE, delivered. Ca11609-446-2133.If custom elevation stands in. stereo, asking $40, like new. ~olonial kitchen chairs, $55." 6O9-443.4289. no answer 448-2131. Call 201-297-0547or 297-1893. Write for directions: Creagan, developmentjob. $49/ea. TYPEWRITER-- IBM, like $400. 201-329-2481. eluded. A lifetime investment CBRADIO .7.3 channel pace GreenwoodAvenue, Kingston, installed.Financing available. newcondition, orig. cost $675, at $300. For demonstration #113 base w/mikeroof antenna NJo8528. CallBob at 609.392-5722. sacrifice$295. 201-782-7281. DELUXEFREEZER- 23 cub. QUEEN SIZE -- box spring phone609-921-7765. like new. $100. 448-8773aft. BALDWAS -- NewHairpieces LADIES5 Carat 0pal ring ft.chest type $100.Snow tires and mattress with blue brass 5pro. are in. Positively un- with 15 roundfull cut diamond. detectable. Lookfantastic in a CRIB & MATTRESS -- STAINED GLASS SUPPLIES Total weight1 ~/~ carats. $500or BAUERSKATES - child’sII, ET0x14 $30,other tres E78 xBlack and ironCarrara headboard, glass lop table,$200. PING PaNGTABLE - wood, hairpiece styled just for your carriage 2 hi-chairs, child’s -- Distributors& Discounters best offer. Ladies minkstole, $10,2 setsof snow tires, $20, 14.$40. 201.329-2631. wroughtiron, Jr. dining room 5x9, goodcondition. $45. 699- CRAFTYNEEDLE is going facial features &your overall table &chairs, toys & clothing Customdesigns. Repair & AutumnHaze $100, call 609- each¯ Gauchoboots size 8, $25. with 4 high-backchairs, $250. 924-5399 after 6 pm or out of business. M-F:9-9, Sat: image. We guarantee your &maternity clothing. 609-799- restoration. Lamps,mirrors, 448-0720after 5:30 p.m. 609-799-9076. 609-448-5323. weekends. 10-4. Hickory Corner Rd/Rt satisfaction. Call Georgefor 2269. planters etc. Princeton 130 (behind Potter Hillman into. or appt. 201-725-1127. Stained Glass, 38 Spring St.., Ford)609.446-3335. Surprisingly low prices. HAIRSKI BOOTS-- Nordica pro, 609-921-1311. ELECTRICRANGE - Sears, LIKE NEW- Ladies ice CBRADIO-- 23 channel pace FALL & WINTERAPPLES - TECHNIQUESLTD 122 W. size 12. Pricetag still on. $120. double oven, avocado, $150. skates, size 10, men’ssize 12, ¢! ~h, #It3 base w/mike roof an- Suydam Orchards, Suydam MainSt, Somerville. Yoursfor 565. 609-466-1111. Exc. cond., Bedframe & lop grain leather suitcase, ,~, -.~. , %If" tenon, like new. $75. 609-448- Rd., Franklin Park¯ Open ORIENTALS,French, Ger- UNICEF dresscr with mirror, $30. 609- RoyaI Bonn porcelain lamp 0773after 5pro. 10am- 5pm,closed on Sunday, man,Italian, Czechoslovakian CARDS 799-6753. merchandise,furnitaro, an- CARPETING-- 7 pes. 6xI5’ base, very rare. 609-921-2312. ~ LIVING ROOMFURNITURE Cabin Creek Quilts Shop a/pL,~- tiques,swords, etc. Call 201- - Tapestry couoh, lamps, 2 each.New orangetone tweed 356-6826, suitable for kitchen, rec. 195 NassauSt, BING & GRONDHAL- ’71 & FORSALE-- upright freezer, FURNITURE CLEARANCE! CANONET20 - 35ram electric chairs, 2 end tables, stereo "thingsfor thehouse" wall units, babyfurniture and room, bath, eto. $36/pe., take Princeton ’72,$24. 1970 Anniversary $30. kiln, kitchen table & 4 chairs. Furuiture-GiRs - Early American style: eye camera. Still under as manyas you need. Please Tues-Sat, 10am-5pm Startor fib in collection. Have 201-329-2713. New-Old-in-between Cherry desk $150, king size warranty. ’Fop rated con- CHRISTMASTREE buckets, baby winter clothes. 201-821- call morningsor evenings 609- goodinvestment as well 609- fruitwood headboard $130, sumers repot1 $75. PDP fire woodholders, planters¯ 7167. 395-02’/8. 466-3344. OpenDaily maple rocking chair $45, 2- fiberstaff tennis racket, oil Just someof the uses for our z KARASTANAREA RUGS, 6x9 BOEHMBIRD COLLECTION tieredend table $35, also filled nylon, 4-],~ light, ex- oak barrels. & 9X12,wool, red, like new. - 10-20%below retail. Mint atExit8, NJtrpk unfinished Phillipine cellent condition, $35. ,qcrumpv Cider Mill Belle LAFAYETTEstereo 8 track PIN BALLMACHINE -- Exc. Bestoffer accepted. 609-448- GE WASHER with mini- condition¯ Large selection. Hightstown,N.J. mahogany wardrobe closet Osterizer 4-speed blender $I0. Mead. " recorder / player wilh condition, no coins required. 9488 after 6 pro. ’ .. basket.Good condition. 201-782-7281. $45. All very good condition. 699.683-0219. Garrard turntable, 2 speakers Challenging game, great Coppertone.$75. Call after 609-448-2200 201-359-5047or 359-1235,keep plus cabincl, blusl sell before bargain. 609-924-5881. 6pm,6o9.799-2350. trying. TRAINS: American Flyer, Xmas.20t-359-2503. BENNINGTONPINE Etager, ELE(2TRIC DRYER $50, THE DOLLHGUSESHOP - 15 Lococ: steam and diesel. 31"xl5"xB0" excellent con- Domehair dryer $I0, portable styles of dollhouscs, complete Cars: passenger and freight, GOING OUT OF BUSINESS dition. $100.609-448-9394. stereo$25, 24" girl’sbicycle, SOFA - Spanishstyle with THE NOVELNEEDLE now line of miniatures. HoursTues MCINTOSH 5100 integrated MOVINGSALE - 12 cu, It. to Sat. 10-4pro, Fri. till 8 pro, original sets and many ac- amp, 45w./eha Best bid over SALE-- Onyxchess sets, reg. refrigerator, only used one $10.After 5:30 - 609-883.7886.connecting table & matchingopen carrying a full line of’ cessories all in excellent $45., sale price, $35. Ma_hjong year - $175, WorkBench-S12, chair.Beautiful cond. Asking needlepoint canvases Crewel Sunday, 1-3 pm 14 Seminary $200. Call evenings 6O9-006- LIVINGROOM -- love seat, 2 Ave.,llopewell. 609.466-1262. condition & reasonablypriced. 0161. set, reg. $45., sale $29. Muchhigh back stuffed chairs, ApartmentSize Washer- $40, 2 TWO ~ ~. -- $199 for all. 609-259-2683. kits, persianyarn, custom 215.946-2796. more. East Gate Oriental, green, $75. 609-440-1110after Storage Dressers - $5 each. framing& custommade hand Prioceton Shopping Ctr. 609- 6pm. Call 201-446-3459after 0 PM. Ford car wheels. $8.75 each. --~--- painted canvases. Free 924-2481. 609-896.0628. FIREPLACEWOOD -- Calllessons. For moreinformation LONGHORNSTEER HORNS LIONEL TRAIN SET UP -- DISCOUNTGUNS & AMMO Ideal for kids¯ Includes Shotguns& rifles 201-359-5556. call 609..440.8013. -- 4’ long, perfect for over 0 A DIFFERENT KiND OF TYPEWRITER -- Smith SNOWPLOW FOR SALE -- 0 mantle, $150, (; brass chalices trains, 6 transformers, 8 $I0over wholesale ft. very good condition. 609- FIREWOOD- oak and hard- from Pakistan and ice bucket switches 7 cross-overs. 3 Aminodiscounted FURNITURESTORE -- now Corona, Coronamatic 20O wood, split, delivered& GIRL’S RABBITFURCOAT- open at 2000 Turk Road, portable electric typewriter. 790-1762. from India. $150, am/fro control centers lots of ac- 10., off moslhand guns Cartridge ribbon. Hardly stacked.$45 truckload. $55 size 6, excellent condition. $35. SENSUOUS- 8 ft. round Panasonic stereo receiver, 4 cessories with many extra Be[darlingsupplies discounted Doy[estown, across from cord.After 5 pm,201-873-2524. 609-882-9179. waterbed in brown plush Edson Furniture. Used fur- used, $190, 099-799-0207, upholstered frame and speakers, tape deck & tracks and parts. Whole Buy Sell& Trade CULTURED MARBLE ¯ recorder, tapes & tape box, collection $700 or best offer. Murphy’sSportsmen’s Dea niture, decorator items, VANITYTOPS -- Wholesale& headboard.With liner, heater, earphones. Pad $300. Asking Also for sale: 20" Schwinn ;1152I~t. 27, KendallPark hangingbaskets, etc. Stop in PORTABLE SINGER Retail. ALTEG TRAINS -- SchollsBet;. plus goodsatin bedding.$250. $140. Oak wipe cask from boy’s bike; anniversary clock, Mort. thro FrL 1~-9 and ask for Alice 9-5 daily, SEWING MACHINE- LIKE POLYMARBLE, 73 W. dent0wn347 WillowSt. I yr. MOVINGMUST SELL - Gas 699-655-0665mornings, 452-1777 closed Sunday. NEW,$35. 609.655-0317. guarantee.Repairs. All dryer, exc. cond, $80. afternoons or 448-4938after Spain $12.5. Bar and 2 mat- 1920 Selh Thomas clock, Sat. 10.6. Sun.12-6 SomersetSt., Raritan. 201-526. gauges,Tyco, Lionel, Am Fireplacescreen & tools,$30 6pro, Men,or Wed. ching captain’s chairs, paid Captain’s hat, Westminster 201-297-3357 2777. $610, asking $300. Japanese chime. 609-882-1533. SCHWINN-- 5 speed boy’s Flyer,Marklin, Athearn, KD, Air conditionerfor small NIKON F PHOTOMIC.3.5 bike,full size, like new. 215- couplercars in stock.Buy, wiodow,$50. Almostnew Buddhastatue $35. 609-259-3265 microlens, $225. 009.452-144]. trade,sell. Hours: daily 0-12, studded snow tires (735x15) after 4:30. LOVELYROUND -- Fruit- 547-5296or699-890-152L RUBBER STAMPS I-4:30,6:30 - 0 p.m.,Sat. 8-3 VW wheels. Call 609-921-2031 CHAINSAW - McCullochmini- 1 pair of Tyrolia Ski bindings, wood dining room table with’ Schoolor Collegeaddress eves. mac-35,extra chain, excellent t,ew-42.00 1 pairSpalding 190 IIUMMELCOLLECTOR -- 8 Home,business, zip code p.m.,Sun. 2-5 p.m. condition. $100. Call 201-359- BABY ITEMS & OTHERS-- carved legs, 4 matchingchairs GIVE A COOKBOOK--for the ~ era. skis w th Solomon404 with cane backs. Perfect inch Umbrella Boy & Um- Rubberstamps of allkind. 4443. car seat, car bed, toilet, bindings-good condition; $35 1 IIOLIDAYS! 300 recipes. brella Girl mint cond. $750. and sizes madeto your ordel CONTROLHUNGER add lose bathtub, bottles, high chair pair 10hrll ski boots. Rciker condition.609-737-3865. Benefit Lawreoee Hadassah. MAPLEKITCHEN TABLE & weight with New Shape Diet gate skating shoes, rug. Call for pair Hist price, $900.)Call at: Bools.609-799-1427. $3.00.609-896-9460. eves. after 7, 609-924-5927. 4 chairs, Lawsonchair -grey, Plan and HydrcxWater Pills. f~09.448-0884. APPLIANCES & CAR- LARGEGLASS dome butter 5’ artificial scotch pine XmasAt Siegel’s Franklin Park PETING - Westinghouse IIINKSON’S tree, 4 whls. Chev PO-15", Pharmacy. dish $20. Old cut ~lass wine dryer,$20, Whirlpool dish- BABYNEEDS -- Edison crib, Dober guitar (new). After decanter $65. Cut glass WI[EELCHAIR -- excellent HOLIDAY GIFT PLANTS, 82 NassauSt. CREDENZAFOR OFFICE, condition asking $95. Also washer$50. I pc.nlush red straw add green wreaths, mattress, Gcsslein carriage, p.. m., 609-799-1640. compote$15. Child’s pressed double unit of Cole steel. carpet,exc. cond. 24’ x 13’~I swing, carseat, gates. Exe. glasspunch bowl and 4 cups Adiar lypcwriter, $35. or best unusual tree ornaments, )csertsand color. Excellent pc. plushred carpet,fair stocking stuffers, table trees. Cond.609-883-3792. XMASTREES AT TERHUNE $3,5. China powdered sugar connltliln. Removublelop ill offer. 201-359-5365. eondlt~0n13’x 13’,609-790-3792. ORCHARDS- Scotch Pine, shaker $15. Black amethyst Tamarack Farms, Beerhrook ELECTRIC STOVE - CAMERAS -- Canon FT NorwaySpruce,BlueSpruee & lighl hrown and brass trim, Rd., Princeton June(ion. 10-6 Whirlpool,self-cleaning vase with sterling overlay $25. permitting each unit mbe used Tuesday and Thursday or OHI~~with green,excellent condition (SLR) body, $97.50. Canon DouglasFir. All are beautiful, Old high back benches with scparatclv. Locks, sliding CERTIFIED RAWMILK is FIREWOOD- Comefill ),our rosewoodcabinets exc. cond. Macro FL 50mm3.5 with l:l full and freshly cut in a sides $30/pr. Old solid wood nowavailable weekly. If you Irunk.$10. 699.466-3088. phone452-03t7. Call 609-896-2470atter 5pro. Installed newkitchen couldn’ extension, $58. Canon FL variety of sizes and prices. doors, sh61ves 12" and 24" ¯ understandthe superior value use. Asking $175, delivered candle stand $30. Plus misc. high. Size of douhleunit with 609-924-0632. 05mml.a, $,19.50. Fujica 35-MLTerhune Orchards also have articles. Call 201-329-0722,top: 5’x5" wide. l’xT’ deep, nf Natural Foodin preference 45ramI.lllens (ranger finder), wreaths &boughs. All for sale to altered food. you’ll call PO’I’TEI’IS KICKWtlEELS -- EARLY AMERICAN- art SOFA- 2 piece sectional, vinyl, $25. Argus Cinemax85E Reg. 2’x5" high. Attractive price. beginning FridayDec. 9. An l’hone: 609-924-5399. Nutrition Center, 609.440-4885, used, Universitystyle, sturdy, reproductions on canvas. $76. Foursteel belted radials, 8mm, with 1.6 8.5-42.5mm old fashioned Xmasat your Roule 130, near bights(own. ready to use; easy access for Incredible brilliance, rca[ JR78-15, $150. 609-448-0878. MAGICCATALOGUE - $1 zoomlens, $40. Call after 7. local country farm. 330 Cold DISC(IUNTLIGIITING ¯ The pick-up, reasonable. 201-782- texture. For home, office, credit of $1 ¯with your list | tE9-799-0503. ¯ Soil Rd., 609-924-2310.Open BoostersCoup. Lighting (1454. gifts. Art Fae Gallery, 12-14 order - Jack’s MagicDen Bo CIIRISTMASTREES TYPEWRITER -- Royal daily 10-6 pm, Sat. &Sun. 10-5 lixtt.tres,lamps, shades, parts ICELANDIC" SWEATER- McrcerSt., Hopewell,609-466- eleclricoffice, excellent 312 Princeton Jet. andrepairs. Clocks, gift ilcms Menslarge, brand uew. $55. at INGl’:ltlt ANI)’S 2913. XMASTREES - White & pro. WILL YOU REMEMBER condition, original cost $475, & fireplace equipment, lluge Laoduus.Askiug $35. 699-924- I’I,ANTATION sacrifice $150.201-782-7281. NorwaySpruce, Scotch Pine¯ assortment ofbrand names at 9164. Cranbury Neck Road, TIIIS HOLIDAY SEASON? I’/ainsboro t on CranburyNeck You will with a Bell and GET UP ANDGO! .. wil Cut your own. Reasonably SEAHSCNAI,"/’SMAN 21" discount prices. TIlE BABYSALE -- Mariner Nav~" SUNASU - a perfect] priced. Ponak Farm, I ms. Lawn mower, $15; now deluxe ROOSTERS’COUP, on l:~t. -x3, B.d -hetwoen Cranbury and llnwell nmvic camera - only carriage/ear bed. mint cone. l’rineeton Junction) 609-799- used :3 times - like new- Zoom $50. Playpen. $)0. Call after balanced nut|rition~ north of Southfield Rd. off Meat Slicer. $20. 609.443-1608.l,ambertville. N.J. ’,_)PEN RED APPLE CIDER for MOBLEC.B. -- Pace model program.Call ... 609-921.698 Hightstown / Princeton Rd. I)AYS,609-397.0027. CIo’istmas Yes-try Scrumpy 1308. lens- easyto operate -- see for 8pro. 699-44B-8210. 144 with 23 channels. Comes 609-799-0319or 799-0468. Belle meadlted-applc cider ,,’ourself -- $69.70.Call 0-5:00- with power mike, under- IIAVEMOVED -- Must Sell: 3 with craoberry juice. 10o% 6~9-921.6858. mount and antenna. Asking cycle KcnmareWasher, $135; pure. just like ScrmnpyCider. $160or best offer. Ca 1 609-921- FREEZER BEEF GOIN(; OUT OF BUSINESS t|olpoinl 3 cycle dryer $135. TYPEWItlTERS-- Eleclric, Net" nlpv Cider Mill Belle WASHER-- 6 monlhs old, 18 FVERFST JENNINGS 6246, ask for Tom. 112 PRICESALE Bothexcellent condition, used manual, portable, office Mead. lb. load, $150.Green rug, 9x12, WllEELCtlA1R- like new. tlome grown naturally f~ verylittle. Call after 6.609-448-models. New, rceonditioned. go,d conditioo with foampad, DOLLtlOUSE & Owner used, 2 weeks, steers. Cut to your ov SALES ENDS DEC. 31 1380. AI)I)EHS, CALCULATORS. $35.609.446-6400. MINIATURESfor sale, New& Ronuwahlearnt & leg rests. specification, wrappedal Name Brands. Hentals. IIAPPY IR)LII)AYS BEGIN antique pieces. Goodprices. New,$365. Asking$:100. 609. ELECTRICTRAIN SET - on frozen. Kauffman Farm 6( PIN MONEY BOUTIQUE Hepairs, Trade-ins, CENTEIt AT TIlE OU’|’t;IIOIVN SIIt)P t~Jg-799-2194. 799-1085. ~),lywood board. I Lionel, 466-0773, Master Chg. ava ¯ 14Mercer St. KEROSENE SPACE BUSINESSMACHINES, 104 IIOI,LY FORCIIItlSTMAS ,es.. early type. $2"/5. Excel. Hopewell,N.J. HEATER-- Anms Bowker208 NassauSt. f~)9-924-2243. No oonsense shoppers cone(.609-393-5528. 699-466-2810 WiUfind gifts & bargains ANY AMOUNT MOVING- white slate top FIREV,’OOD- 3/4 ton p/u load, REFRIGERATORFOR SAt AcademySt tlightstown, 6O9- t OpenTues-Sat, 10-4 pm 448-$989. Mao.vat t/2 price kitchen set. 4 blue upholstered delivered and stacked, - 15 cub.ft. Kenmore 6 m( $300 VALUE-- HO train 609.896-0406 chairs, LR cndtables, 2 Ilopewell, Penn. &Pr. areas CHRISTMASCRAFTS - pine old. $250.Ca 1 days,609-?! cone wreaths and cen- 3929. layout, 0’x4’, $175. Dolls an- Clothing for you add yours eookta~l tables, chandelier only, $40. 609-466-2666aBer 8 terpleeesLoveless 5.5 miles "" PINBALL. MACRTNE-- ex- RANDSOME PECAN - Iique bureau,$55. 009.924-1759.234 Nassau St. Princeton CHESS SETS FOR XMAS- bedspread & drapes and pro. Tues thru Fri 10.5, Sat 10-3 Handcarvedivory or ebony & pictures.609-443.4360. northtraffic signal, HopeweIl, cellent condition $450firm. hexagonal dining room table 426Rilcyville Rd. He GAUGE RAILROAD 609-448.7549after 8pro. w. wroughtiron base, 2 leaves, Closed Dec 19 until Jan 3 rosewood,both nev¢&recent[), CEItAMICS- 50% offnmlds, . 2 SOLIDCHERRY step tables purchas~ in India; standard greenware, gtazes, stains, Portable,onsaw horses. Tu $.100. Lai]der.baekwrought iron $50 apiece.2 marblebase tabletyard, full scenery, r enairs w. upnotstered seats, 4 size, reasonable.609-737-1272. Inlsc, 201-297-5207. COMPLETE CUSTOM made lamps, $25 ca. Pa,ymaster FRAMESLIKE NEW- 100, all BEAUTIFUL HAND MADE LR Spanishblk/red, sofa, 2 for ksdsunder 12.Also lar PLYWOODSHEATHING -- [or $100. Crystal chandelier, treslle desk and chair. $115; shapes, sizes, standing, PINE CONE WREATHS- for chairs,2 tables,commode, slotcar set. Call609-921-74, ext. eew4x8 - 3/8" $7.10, V~" $40. GE dishwasher $40. 5 cobbler’s bench coffee table CABINET TYPE ELECTRIC theholiday season. Call 609- WOOL CARPET - Heavy, drawersolid woodchest, $40. ,banging, Isome deep) many 799.1885af/or 5 pm. stereo,2 lamps,wall ac- $3.48.5/8" $11.88.3/4" $14,28 $00; round pine coffee table under $1. I]09-924-5934,10-4. SINGER SEWING MACIIINE sculptured, beige, 13x13,$70. cessories.Orig, $22S0. AU for CRAIG UNDER DASH Kiln dried lumber lx3x8, 39 609-737-1790after 6. $70; wine colored over stuffed - in goodworking condition 13xll $60, Ball piece, 3x33, $449,or sell separately. Call cassetteplayer. Perf~ cents’, 2x3xB,88cents; 2x4x8, 96 chair $70; large pine bulletin $35. Call after 6 pm, 609.799. $40. Includesmat. 609.921.0707.609-448.67"/IMen-Thurs. condition.$50.609-443-1283. cents; Andersen windows27% FIREWOOD PREMIUM and chalk board combination PEItSIAN RUG 6’5"x3’7" O294. CLARINET- $50; Flute, used offTex. bltplywood siding dUALITY- All Hardwood- $15;01dfashioned school house ~rarc Turkoman w/greco). twice, $I00 1969 21" 5/0",4x0~$14.68sht;R.R. ties, oak, hickory, birch( etc. desk $60; Boston rocker $50; Baroque carved coral Magnavoxcolor TV console FIREWOOD-- cut, split & ANTIQUE WICK[ Seasoned,split, delivered bridge lamp $20 everything in necklace, antique silver 8 PCS. FARM MACIIINERY nec~]s repair, $50; 6 diamon~ DINETTE SET - w. leaf new,creosoted, 8’ $6,95, Can includingDump truck. $I0~ weddingband, $200. 609-440- b]aok, $55, Sewing machine stacked at your home. Free STROLLER- Reasonable.; deliver. Call Bobcol[cet, 215- slacked. $30/eerd,$55/cord. excellent condlion. Call 609- occklacew/medallion. 609.024. table° 609-799-3088after 5. estimate. 201-874-4330. 295-3105. 674-0205,eves. 807-2313. 009-737-9109. 466-2506, 6459. takesall 201-297-2166. 0351. THE. PPJNCE.TONPdtCKET "SevenFor Central Jersey" ~ZLLSBOROUGHBf.ACO~ "1~,Izwm~e, I~lger l~e ManvilleNews THE CF.N77~L Poyr WlNDSOR-HIGHT$ HEPJ/LD Class i fi’ed dvertising The Franklin NEWS’RECORD 8-B Thursday, December15, 1977 Musical Bargain Mart Bargain Mart Musical Antiques Pets & Animals Pets & Animals Lost & Found Autos Wanted Instruments Instruments AEOLIANWHEELOCK baby ORGAN-- Baldwin spinet CHRISTMASGIFTS--Braes: ’HORSE SHOEING -- for PEKINGESE- 2 pups, AKC FOUND-- ENGLISH SHEEP JUNK CARS WANTED-- $20- SPRING MEADOW FARM-- ’E L E C TR I C I B M grand piano - walnut, good with orcnestra ac- graduated sleigh bells, can- expert protection of your championline, 6 weeka,609- DOG-- Sun. night, 12/4. About Freezerbeef, excellentTYPEWRITER -- exc. con- 921-1329. $100.201-548-6582. quality.Fed on pastureand dition. Best offer. 609-896-0443. condition $300. 609-3q’-8148. companiment. Beautiful dlesticks, andirons, cuspidor, horses hoofs, call Dan Smith, 4 month puppy. In front of grain.No steroids.Halves, FIREW---’-~D ~ ~ -- $500. Call¯ 609-737-Fireplace pails equipment:banquet lamp trivets, [rays..graduate Farriers College. of OklahomaHot, cold Marty’s Cyclery Lawren- split halves cut 1o order, ~osn6d)tion. iron pots,tramels. Blanket SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPS - cevie Rd, 609-883-7889, A-l JUNK CARS HAMMONDORGAN - Double and corrective shoeing. Also justin timefor Xmas. Parents $45 packedlabeled and flash wllldeliver by truckload. Call keyboardbass, all instrument chest with strap hinges,child’s special shoes for rocing. Fast, frozen. Wil delver, 609466-after 6pro, 609-452-9182. PIANO- Old Wurlitzer Spinet, chairs, muchmore. CallBlack onpremises. $125. Call 609-887- LOST, GERMAN SHEPHERD IF DBIVENIN tones. Excelent condition.201- courteous service. 609-587- 890gafter 6pro. - Female puppy, all black Class2 &3 2937. 873-2791. good condition, $250. 609-4M,- Kettle Antiques, 609-4~.0222 3751. 2786. 47 W. Broad St., He,we1. w/whitespots over eyes. Lost - 201-525-6906 WOVEN WOOD WINDOW vicinity of Rider College, TREATMENTS- by Del-Mar, 12/10.Reward. 609-B90.0345. 2596off retail price. In- BABYGRAND -- Beautiful PIANO - Kimball spinet TASHAMA FARM FREEFEMALE CAT - 8 mos. JUNK CARS WANTED FULL SIZE SEL[G parsons stallationoptional. 609.443- old, Mahogany, exee lent w/bench. Beautiful condition. COLLECTOR’SDELIGHT . BRIDGEPOINT ROAD old, very gentle, likes kids & stylesofa covered m rust condition. Lovely tone, Made $400.Call 609-737-0656. antioue rocking horse, iden- BELLEMEAD, NJ 08502 ANYCONDITION velvet.Good condition. $925. 6791. tical oneat Washington’sMt. dogs.Good pet. Call 609-440. LOST- Beagle Bound, Small by H.W.Perlman. Best offer 7502after 5 p.m. female no collar. Lost in 609-921-3371bet.4-6 pro. CompleteCare 609-446-6434 over $750.609-443-6009. RESOT--~ ~ - Vernon, excellent$175. Ornate goldcondition. mirror $30; Harlingen Rd., Griggstown WantedTo Buy exc. toad.,with case.201.624- 609-466-2506. BoardingStable Rd., Belie Mead.Reward, 6o9- 9209between 8 am-Spin. 921-2930. BRANDY STATION HONEY - GUITAR-- 1966 Gibson LG-o Private’HuntSeatInstruction WELSH SPRINGER Localwildflower inI, 2 & 5 lb. acoustic, with hard case. Mint, SPANIEL AKC puppies AutosFor Sale jars.Will deliver. AIDeVito, OLD REFECTORYTABLE -- Deckard’sChampion stock, fine tone. $150.Call eves, 609- PORTABLE ACE TONE ANTIQUE DARK Italian ConvenientLocation ancientrare breed, tea anu GENEROUS REWARD -- 10Cranbrook Ave. Somerville. if so. please phoneevenings or 896-0208, electric organ. $275 or best marble fireplace, approx. 8’ x Hasset Round missing from 201-359-3207. weekends,609-924-7130. white,ready for Christmas, 1968 MERCEDESBENZ 2308 - offer¯ Goodcondition. Call AI 5’. Call after 4 pro. 26].-521- 201-359-21~0or show, hunting and family dog. Carter Rd area. Call 609-924- after 6 pro, 6OO-924-3617. 0976. 609.924-3329after5:00 9776or 924-3227. dark brown automatic, 6’ 201-543-7546or 543-6300. cylinder, air, good condition, PAIR OF CANE & RED CHILD’S SKI EQUIPMENT RESOTONE CLAIiINET - andclothing for seven-year- EXCELLENT COND.. recent repairs, SL2OO.609-448- VELVET chairs, with HIMALAYAN KrI’FENS FOR 0607. separatecushions. Very good oldgirl. Need good used skis, W/CASE. 201-524-9209BET- FENDERBASSMAN & tique. BEAntiques UNIQUE -- make Give a angreat an- ~ERMAN SHEPHERD HOLIDAYGIFTS - 201-828- LOST- GERMANshorthaired cond.$I00 609-466-2312. poles,size-one boots, parka WEEN 8 AM - 5PM. AMPLIFIER- solid state 3x12 PUPPIES-- 12 wks.old, AKC 6625, pointer, female answers to andpants; will consider ad- Christmas gift for anyone. reg.Area’s finest bloodiine. speakers, like new, $395, 201- They’re also agrea[ in- "Vic" in Hillsboroughvicinity. 1970 COUGAR- p/s,p/b, a/c, ditionalclothing if in good 722-1447or 722-3958. $2o0each. 609-737.6773. Familypet, gun shy, not field clean. 1958 CHEVY, cond.201-297-3434, 9-5,Men., NEW LOWREY ORGAN - vestment plus enjoyable & trained. Reward.Call 201-359- 6 BAR COUNTER STOOLS - ...... practical.Why not stop by & KITTENS FOR XMAS- 3 automatic.Best offer. 609-448- Birchwood,spindle backs, 30" Tues,and Fri. Teenie Genie with Magic kittens will be ready in lime 3161. 4769 after 6 & weekends. Cords. A Christmas delight! CLARINET-- I~xc. cond.,browse through our shop & for Xmas,free, lovely gentle highwith cushions, beautiful Comulete with head phones, reasonable.609.448-9574 after barn. We specializein oak FREE TO GOOD HOME - condition,$30.201-821-9056. beautiful mixed breed pup- mother 6~-737-3444. WARNING!!- Don’t purchase WANTED-- largemen’s bike bench & song books. Perfect 5:30. furniture& reasonable prices. pies, perfect Xmaspresent. L()ST DOG-- in Monmouth 27"wheel, 24"+ frame, low for children & adults whowant A smalldeposit will hold any Jet., Ridge Rd. & Fresh Im- any 1978 car or truck until to learn to play musicquickly. itemuntil Christmas. You’ll 201-389-5691. GOODHOME WANTED - for you’ve consulted AI Glonek, price.Call Bcbe, 609-921-2617. pression area. 2 yr. old brown New Car Brokers. We pur- 2 AIR CONDITIONERS-wall Eves. & weekends, 609-452- TRUMPET, CONN/ find printers drawers my AKCIrish Setter. Need &silver, maleYorksire terrier units Chrysler AirTemp WANTED- long coats,warm, 2069. DIRECTOR-- $II0.Clarinet, glassware, collectibles, beds, tempera shelter until April. - Lhasa Apse named Max. chase tens of thousandsdf new’ Bandy,$95. Excellent con. washstands, round & squareSPIRITED HORSE- for ex- Well tramedO’ obedient dog, autos annually at almost 36 OOOBTU, We are taking size 12 cloth or fun fur, used. per. rider. 15’3", 9 yrs. jumps Epileptic, & must have them out to put in central air. Ca 201-073-2487after 5pro. dillon.609-924-2983. tables,bureaus, china closets, Cal for details. 609-883-7816. medication.201.329.6819. manufacturers invoice price Workingperfectly. 6 yrs.’ old. LOWREYOI’tGAN - monet buffets,rockers, desks, 3 sets 3’. $1200./ or trade. 609-799- for people just like you. You $260per unit. 609-259-2033. MSO.Best offer. 669-921-7271. of 6 matchingchairs, cradle, 4265 eves. get the exact brano new 1978 cedar ehest, armolres, hoosier OLD ENGLISH SHEEP DOG car and full factory warranty PIANO WANTED, good ONE YR OLD SOHMER 14 YR. OLD-- Male black that youget from a dealer. So --~ condition, reasonable price. CONSOLEPIANO Mahogany cabinets & much more. Puppy -- AKC9 rues, shots, labrador with leather collar XMASTINS & SETS- imp.609-443-4668 between 4:30 & 7 Naunie’s Pretties Antiques. LABRADOR RETRIEVER Obedience training, house and Nantucket, Mass. dog save a lot of time, moneyand CLARINET-- Selmer Signet finish. $1675.Please call eves Now at 2 locations! The aggravation by purchasing from Engandfor cookies,pro. Custom. Like new co-rid. 609-921-0863. PUPPIES- AKCreg. ~’ellows trained. Needs room to run. lags. Lost on Bunker HiB Tomato Factory in Hopewell, &blacks, ready for Christmas. 609-448-8277~ Road, vicinity of BunkerHill your next car the "Broker candies, etc. Also coasters &-" Asking$100. Call eves¯ 609-895------open 7 days par wk, 10-5 & next Way".At Glonek,New Car trivets50% below retail¯ Call 0208. 609-443-6121, Golf Course. Answers te the 609-443~6557. BLACK RIDING BOOTS. in VIOLINSBOUGHT & SOLD- to IBM in Dayton,open 12-5, nameof Robbie. Reward of- Broker,609-587.6793. goodcondition, assorted sizes. Minorrepairs, setting up & closedSun. & Men.201-32~- LHASA APS0 PUPPIES- AK- fered. 201-874-6217. 201-297.3025or 201-297-3194. adjustments,bows rehaired. 2062. We wishyou alla very C Go[den& White.Asking XMASTREES FOR SALE - YAMAIIASPINET ORGAN- ANIMAL PLACEMENT $200.90day guarantee. 609-298- 1976 TOYOTA CORGLLA ModelB-12. Absolutely per- CalIDavidKohut, 201-874-3224, Merry Christmas, Elliott & AGENCY 1833days, 882-6548 eves. DELUX-4spd, am/fro stereo, 609-448.2941. WANTED"Carter Martindell Mon-Tbursor write DavidPenny Hulick. OF THE WINDSORS radials,rear defeg, just tuned, fecl. Asking$I050. 609-587-0929 Kohut,River Rd, Belle Mead, -- in ’76" political campaign after 6, A.P.A.W. Auto mintcond. 609..443-1634. STRAWFOR SALE - $1 r, ar button given to workers who NJ. ftANKINS ANTIQUES, 169 See us for healthy, fully in- SIAMESE KITTENS - 6 ~,~ m h~ minimum ~. helped Anne Martindell --’- MercerSt. Hightstewn N.J. neeulateddogs & cats. adorablebabies ready to Tires/Supplies ~...~,~,~v~..e " "~" become a delegate to Dem. HAMMONDORGAN - ex- Webuy&sell furniture china. 112S. Post Road leave Molher and share F’l AMC _ " ..... Nat. Convention. Call Irwin USED BALDWIN glass, jewelry, lovely things. ( t.smile off Village Road ACROSONIC.tawny cherry. ce]lent condition$600. 609-448- Christmas Joy in new homes. VICTORIANWALNUT - chest f~09-924-38~. 6744evenings. Comein and browse¯ Open11 609-799-1263 Mother Blue Point, Father RADIALSNOW TIRES I~5-15 - Gremlins Hornets Pacers Informationcall 609-392-7133, to 4:30 Tues. to Sat. 609*443. Hours:Mon-Fri,9-I Sun. I-4 Seal Point. $40/ea. Call 609- pluswheels, almost brand andMatadors. Clearance of all of drawers, mahoganydouble ask for Miss Barbara. bed w. box spring & mattress, WANTTO TRADE- Baldwin 4102or 448-6772. Sat.by Appt. 443-1484. new.609-448-0495. new1977 modelsin stoek..all pine drop leaf table, wicker WANTED- Girl’s poster/ Acrosonic for Baby Grand. --- 60 day andolder ears to be sold chair, table lamp, ladies 10 canopy twin bed, also rug Callafter 5pm,215-295-6693. STANDARD POODLE; - MAG WHEELS(4) -- Cragar, at dealers. Limitedtime offer. 14x27 or more. 609-799-0857 PRE-CIIRISTMASSALE - on POODLEPUPS -- Sassafras Big selection. speed hike; ladies golf clubs, after 5 pro. all floor models. Baldwin Flea Markets & puppies 2 beautiful cream 14x6,like new,$IOO. 261-329- TR-615" wheel. 609-448-7948. Chickering. Kohler and Ch. sired AKC tiny toys. male, 7 rues. old, AKC,family 2926. Father& tinyYorkie at stud.raised, car trained. $150. 609- COLONIAl, MOTORS Campbell. Drastically BABY GRAND PIANO - Rummage Sales 609-4484790. U.S. RT, 22 W., North Branch reduced,reductions up to 40%. Chickering, very little used, 397-[486. TIRES- 2 KellySpringfield 201-722-2700 RIDE ON LAWNMOWER- WEBUY -- good used & an- Storehours, 9-5 daffy, eves by sacrifice, $2995.609-448-0572 GR 78x15,Aram~d belted 32" cut, 8 H.P., excel, tend., tique furniture. One piece to appoinlment.Mifflin Piano eves. asking$2~. 201-359-4486 after5 Feedsand Grains FREE TO GOODHOME -- winterRadials. Whitewalls, entireestates. Call 609.393- Co., 234 E. State St., Trenton, FLEA MARKET- Indoors, forallanimals at usedI seasononly; 2 Kelly p.m. 6513. 609-392.7133. Cute Cocker/Springer Spaniel SpringfieldA78x13 Snows, Flagtown Firehouse, I[OSEI)AI,EMILLS mix, 2 me. female. Wormed, WURLITZERspinet piano - llillsborou~h Vol. FireCo. No. 274Alexander St. usedI seasononly. 609..443-5438 1966 VOLVO122S-auto, trans. Mahogany excellent con- shots.669-443-5117. after7 p.m. exc. cond. no rust, radials, LYNXCOAT - E.’cellent PIANO -- small grand in l. Every SundaY,7 a.m. - 5 Princeton LIONEL & AMERICAN- dillon, $300. Cal after 7pro, p.m. Call 201-369.3176or 5621. 609-924-0154 $1100or best offer. 609-924- condition, beautiful. Size 8 or FLYERTRAINS - An),’ age or excellent condition,$1595. 609. 609-448-9143. 2084. 10. Reasonablypriced. Call for gauge. Topcash paid Ior all 799-0354. IfORSE ANDRAY - 9 yr. 2 SNOWTIRES - on rims, G78- information.215-295.3105. items. 201-521.2195. QuarlerHorse mare, dun. 15, almost new. 201-329-2418. UPRIGHTPIANO - $200 or PRIVATE RIDING LESSONS Excellentslmw or broodmare ’1969TR-6 - 68,000miles. Good AMPEGVT 22- 2 yrs. old, by experienced, licensed prospect. Shownin 4-H and bestoffer. Call after 5pro, 201- seldom used,like new. Must Pets & Animals...... condition recently repainted. \ IIIGtIEST CUBRENT 329-2516. Germaninstructor. Beginner open showssuccessfully, good ~f~uw l"~ru~. {z} uooayear WHITE DOUBLE DRESSER - selffor $400. 201-359-4311, ifno thru advanced.Please call 201- bloodlines. Good Quality atuuu~o. ,na...a ..w-xo ~, ~ ,o~ FSj~ ~,., ,..y~u,, ,^. New6 mtop. Call 609-924-6874after PRICES FOR arts.35%5033. p nighttable, mirror, $100; crib I)IAMONI)S Princeton 297-1331. Timothyhay - $2.00 per bale. $20. 2 studde~ 8.85-14 with " $20,Perego stroller $20. 201- GERMANMADE VIOLIN -- Small Animal Rescue League Moving,must sell¯ Call 201- wheels,used I season, $45. 201- 297-5054. hard shell plush lined case 446-3459oiler 8 PMor write 359-4843after 6 pro. Call Certified Appraisers for with 2 bows. Excel ent con- 1972 MUSTANG-V8auto, air, appointment weekdays betw. WEBUY AND SELLSlillhouse Road, RD#2, Box p/s, exce lent cond,$1395. 609- dition. 215-547-5296eves. ¯s=~r-ara-e." ea*es LIVESTOCK -- Kaufman 147A,Englishtown, 07726. BRIGHTEN YOUR ROOM - 9am-5pm.609-396-1661. Farms, Skillman, NJ. 609-466- SNOWTIRES -- Like new. 2 446-1002. with light and heat. Burn my 0773. Goodyear Suburbanite fireplace coal. Free local WANTEDTO BUY -- Scrap SMALL GRAND PIANO -- MOVING- must sell couch- PUPPIES FOR CHRISTMAS studdedG76.14, mounted, $60. 1972PINTO RUNABOUT - delivery. 201-329-6044. A.B. Chase.Beautifully Re[rig. table, odds & ends. -- Free,healthy & cuddly. Also 2 FirestoneTown & very goodcondition, 60,000 metal, light iron, steel, bar- refinisheamahogany case, Comesee at 442 Plainsboro Mixedbreed six weeks old on .Countrystudded G78-15, an- miles, S1200 or best offer. 609- tortes, radiators, copper perfectXmas gift. Asking Rd., Plainsboro. Dec. 17. 9-6 IRISH SETTER- AKC reg. December25. Please cal 609- mounted,$50. All four $100. 921-6190 after 5 pro. brass aluminum and used $800.669-466-3344. pm. Moving,must sell. I’: yr. old 921-3262 after 4pm tkeep 609-799-0177. GE 18’ UPRIGRT FREEZER machinery. Currently paying fern. Loveskids, needs lots of - 23"console Magoavox color Ihe highest prices in the area. room& affection.Exc. wat- Irying), or cometo RockyHill I TV, all makescameras &. Paymental time of delivery. chdog,$75. 609.448-3122 after5 and see. Irrestistable, for the REASONABLE- two studded’70 VW S’~QUAREBACK- good equipment.All in gal. cond. GUITARAMP - 100 watts,2- BACKPORCH ANTIQUES . pcrlecl Xmas and priced snowtires, R78-15. Two L76-15. condition, new green paint, I Receiving hours 12-5 p.m. 12"speakers, and 2 separateWed-Sun,10-5pro, Rte 179, Mt. p.m. right. Best offer on each, 609-896- Men. thru Fri. 8 to 5 on inputs.Great for practice and ¢SAVE~ 1974BUICK for sale. 609-921- a/c, best offer. 201-297-0889. Airy, N.J. 609-799-3288,609. ’8012. 0443. Saturday. No quantity too performance.Must sell im- 466-0686 Each Year SAVE Finds large or too small. Gale In- mediately.Call 609-452-0390 or HomesFor lofts Of Healthy POODLES -- AKC, large AFGHANHOUND PUPPIES 76 DODGE ASPEN station dustrial Scrap Iron and Metal 452-7249. Animals. Help us help with a standards. $250 - $300. --AKC,apricot. 201-735-7534 wagon- SpeCialEdition, 8 cyl, BOYSTRAINING BICYCLE - Co. North Valley Road, contribution. Miniatures $150 - $200. Ex- after 6. 201-647-1077days. 2 RADIALSNOW - tires, HR a/c, 17,000 mLCall after 5. $25. Tricycle, $5. Bothin ext. Roosevelt. For nIo. call 609. ANTIQUE- Sarouk, un- cellent blood lines, health Boarding. 78-14 mounted,like new. 609- ¯ $4200.669-443-5192. shape. 609-440-7459. 448-2679. believably near perfect value Blond Poodle type mixed guaranteed. 201.364-4447, 799-1984after 8. MARTINGUITARS -- 1971 D- $10,000 or more, sacrif ce breed dog, male. ---- 28$475. 1925 O-18, $275. Both $3500.201-946-9400. Male black mixed breed has .~v e*~^t Ic Cgn ~ost re ANTIQUE AUTOMOBILES withhard she ] cases.609-585- ¯ VANESSA & LORETTA - 2 AUDI100LS late ’71 - excel. full coat, ]easant ds pom ’feed&careavadable’Mdes°f ~ n.. . USED TIRES -- 2 E78x14 cond. Metalic blue, auto. WANTED-- in your garage or 1396 after 5 pm. Female P~ "Jr oI~ black feline sisters want to retire barn only. Cashpaid. Ca11609- ESTATEOFFERS-beautiful ¯ i. a ao~" istate trails close by. Belle fromtheir theatrical tours to a snows,uaed I season$30; 2-7, trans,less than 55,000mi. Best 3-strand antique Pearl ~a~ra~or ~ e,. ’ - 4- 4 quiet loving home¯ Spayed, 35X14studded snowson rims. 1 offer 609-924-3197. 566-7003,8-5 wkdys. Necklace with 22 diamond- ~Peru a e 15 me. old yellow Lab Mead area ’201 87 63 6’ Firestone C 78x14,best offer. CONNORGAN - 1 yr olddual shots. 669-452-9087or 452-6139, studded Platinum clasp, type dog. Judith. Call 6~9-44B.6672after 5 pro. }lAND HEWNBARN BEAMS keyboard,percussion, bass. Wouldconsider cash or new Male & female Collie- TAILGAIT TACKSHOP - 79 1973 BUICK CENTURY-- -- All beamsover 160 yrs. old CASHFOR GUNS SWORDS - Bestoffer. Must sell. 609-921- Peugeot 604 GLor Jaguar in Shepherd type pups. .Main St., Kingston, NJ. TOP RATEDMID SIZE CAR in exc. shape. Also: grey militaryitems’. Collec- 6015. trade, For appointment to Altered male Shepherd - Holiday hours Thursday & -- CONSUMER REPORT weathered barn siding. 201- Ior/dealer ’,viii pay more. inspect write Box #01592, Afghan type dog, Friday6:20 to 9, Saturday10 to AKCEnglish Setter -- 4 yrs. ’71 VW SQUAREB.4.CK - tAPRIL73). Original owner, Bert 669924 3800 days Male l yr. old Labrador old, male, great with children, rebuilt engine, exc. running lowmileage, 2 dr. auto. trans., 236-6690mornings or evenings. ’ " " ’ " SACRIFICE- Ace Tone.spinet Princeton Packet. 5, Sunday12 to 4. in need of a good home. 609- oond. needs nothing. $~50 or _ Greyhoundtype dog. power steering, power disc 466.1476after 5 p.m. best. 609-655-0556. brakes, air cond. 8 track, DINETTESET - 2 sets of CASH FOR YOUR ANTIQUE ¯ Y ¯ " Y " SHERATON BANQUET Call us about our attractive GIVING A PUPPY FOR $1900.Call 609-921.6100or 609- drapes queen size bedspread FURNITURE-- we are a ms built in tape recorder. TABLE- mahogany wood, 2 female spayed, altered male CHRISTMAS?Let the The 466-2082after 6 pm. wall unit, 20" color TVbaby largedealer soocializing in Original cost $1295. Asking ends rounded corners, 4 legs and declawed cats and also TrentonKennel Club refer you LOVELYCHI~S’rNUT MARE TIRES -- 4 Goodyear steel carriage. 609443-4597. OaR.Willing to buy I pieceto $795.Call 609-395-6239, after 5 each, center tabledropleaf &6 about our attractive kittens. to a reputable breeder. Please -- 15.3 hands, has had com- belted radta[s, w/w, lowmiles, entirecontents. 201-329-2062. pro. legs turned reeded legs large call215.943-2258, 201-7824}298, bined training, jumps $80. ER-78-14. Call 201-359- 1971 CHEVYMALIBU - 4 door, single piece top, NewYork. Call Mrs. Graves for an ap- 609-466.6792& 609-392-2983 for willingly, English or Western 7122, 7-9pm. p/b, p/s, a/c. Needswork but SOFA -- wood frame,goLd C1810,215-295-7672. pointment,6OO-921-6122, Hours free information. 609-466-1476after 5 p.m. good student orstation car. HalianProvincial couch in WANTEDT0 BUY: Scrap BEAUTIFUL LEWIS 64 p.m.Sat. 10-12. Report Best offer. 609-655-0665mor- copper brass lead, "LAUREL" CELLO-& bow nings, 452-1777afternoons or goodcondition. Call 201-359- TheAntiqueShops lostand found pets within 24 FREE TO A LOVING HOME 4681,late aiternoonsor aluminum,stainless steel, with zipper case. Used only 1 at hr. periodand call the policeif MYNAME IS Jolly Roger I 448-4938 after 6 pmMen. or sterling silver, etc., solids or year. In top condition¯ For ’--spayed, 1~ yr.old part would Hke to be someone’s Autos Wanted Wed. evenings. TIlE TOMATOFACTORY you find an injured pet. GermanShepherd, good watch turnings, Industrial, business moreinformation call Sharon 2 blks fromSunooo St. off616 Christmas present¯ I am a or pr[vate. Correct market 609-452-1959. dog.Very good with children & beautiful, healthy 12wk. o[d HamiltonAve., Hopewell Defs. Call201-297-9448 Sat. & SELLINGBMW 16OO & 2002-- 1971 ALFAROMEO - 1750 RUG- 9 x 12oval brown shag, price, cash paid. S. Klein SPECIALOPEN IIOUSE PERSIAN KITTENS black and white cocker GTV,great coM., one owner. like new. SEWINGMACHINE Metals Co., Inc. 2156 Complain available nowor will hold until ~un. spaniel, champion parents, used and rebuilt parts. Also Dec. 16th 10AM.to 10 PM. buywrecked BMW’s, Cat[ 609- $2800firm. Serious inquiries . White, w/cabinet, hardly Rd., Somerville, N.J. 08876. TANGLEWOODFESTIVAL Christmas.Allshots - call201- shots and wormed.609-482- only. 609-695.8645after 5. :used, must see. 609-443-5970. Phooe201-722-2288. PIANOS-- havearrived. Sale 359-4700. 2637. 567-7323eves. nowgoing on. Mifflin Pianos, THE LANTERN ANTIQUES MUST GIVE AWAY -- 234East State St., Trenton,NJ -- Cnpper& Brasscleaning. S. IBDEAWAYFARM offers the friendly, talkative, playful 6o9.:~2-71J3. MainSt. (Nextto Hagertyfinest facilities for the care grey-white l0 rues. old female ALL JUNK CARS and trucksRAMBLERREBEL 1968 -- 4 JIRL’SCLOTHING, sizes 6X- Musical Florist),Cranbury. N.J. 609. and boarding of yourhorse, cat. Please help me. 609-924. Lost & Found wanted.Free towing $15 and door,good running cued. Best 2. Coats,stacks, tops & 395-0762. 6074. up.Scarpati Auto Wrecking. offer. 609-924-3187. tresses.Excel. cond. All like FOR SALE BY OWNER - withthe largest area indoor 609-396-7040. ~ew.609-448-9488 after 6 p,m. Instruments Farfisamatador, like new, ring& lounge.Only a short splitbass. We-We control. ~- ANT--Fr.’~ scenic drive. Mostreasonable KITTEN- 6 weeks; kitten - 6 CHEVY’65 - Convert super Prey. Couch& 2 chairs. 609- rates. Instruction beginner, months ; Cat.spayed-need LOST’-y?ung ~roy .& white sports,new white top, red 655-3055after 9 pro. good homes,609.989-8944. femora cat, vicimly umnave. 443-1581. hunt seat, and western. L nd- White flea collar. Reward. JUNK CARS WANTED body, p/s, excel, meeli cond, KI & Spademan binding -- vex JAGUAR-- Electronic Loyal portab]etypewriter DC berghRd., Hopeweil. 609-466- 609-T~t-~M0. $380,6~-448- 8695. keyboard portable organ with 3426. We Pay From werter to AC.2 snowt res & bass keys accessories in- PIANO-- Chickering baby BELL POST ANTIQUES PLEASUREHORSE - Gentle enough[or the entire family. $35.$100 Ires LR78-15. 609-921-8843. eluded, $375 negotiable. Also, grand. Almost new. Must Collectibles,Furniture & LOST--Calico Cat, with black ForRunning Cars ’71 FORDMustang Grande - LAFAYETTEguitarand AMP sacrifice, $3595or best offer. OiILamps EXOTICBIRDS - parakeets,Chestnut.Must sell. $200. heelspots, flea collar, Amwel[ V8,p/s, am/fro radio, auto,’ for beginner, $75. Practical 609-446.0572after 5pm.’ Manyinteresting items F nches, Canaries Lovebirds Nancy009-896-2197 after 5:30. From $I100.609-799-1353 after4 pm. parrots, Cockatiels. 609-882- Rd,Belle Mead. 201-359-4740. $15-$.~ He RAILROAD -- with presentsfor Xmas. Call 609- For Junk Cars remoteswitches, lights & 921-7678, 201-359.6730 1812 after 1 pm. Deposit hold. mllidngs, All mounted-on4x8 AMPEG BAb~S BOTTOM- COLLIES AKC-- Season’s 1975 GREMLIN X - new Greetingsto area friends from ’IRISHSETTER - female, FAST PICK UP radials,3-speed onthe floor, V- dywood.Model ships for with 2’15" curved horn answersto "Tara".Reward. llsplay& radiocontrol. 609- UPRIGHTPIANO - Good speakers, $400. Classic guitar OPEN DAILY PERSIANKITTENS -- whites all at Wellspring. Golden 8,a/c, p/~, p/b, 6O9-799.9540 due 12/28. Lastseen.vicinlty ofH’boro- 201-469-6131 52-9263. condition. Best offer, 609.696- plus case, $125. 609-799d382. Just west ef 206, Dutchtown- & blues, CFAReg. All shots. sables Manvillb.uall 201-725-3168. after5. $2400. 0443. tlarltngen Rd., Belie Mead, $100.$150.f~9466-2607. WELLSPRING COLLIES N.J. 16091448.4372. FARRINGTON WANTED- an experienced FOUND- female black & WANTED -- VW Bug ’71 CHEVY IMPALA - a/c, /fERRY CHRISTMAS bass player for casual play, ENGLISII SADDLE -- 18" ?REESfor sale at $1.25per MUSIC CENTER maybe more, with piano and AKC POODLES. grey, 2 whltecat on RiderCollege Squarebackor KarmenGhla. ps/pb vlnyl r~{ excel run- seat, Stubben Krefeld, like campus.Lawrenceville, 609- Anyyearor condition.Please !nlng cond $800. 609-448-4124 out,Call 609-921-8615 for Nowopen in Princetonat 12 guiIar; jazz, rock, blues; call SAVEA BUNDLE... new,$275,.609-259-7752, males,can meetmother and after8 pm& weekends. ours, Spring St. 609-924-8282. evenings, Mike609-921.2872, RECYCLE NEWSPAPERS father.Reasonable. 201-821- 896-8635, callBill, 609.655-056E Phil609-448-2476. 9076. "Seven For Central Jersey" ~ILLS~H BEACON,. TheManville News Class tried . dv er tising TheFranklin NEWSRECORD Thursday, December15, 1977 AutosFor Sale Autos For Sale Autos ForSale Autos ForSale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Trucks Instruction Instruction

1969 VOLVO142 performing 1973 PLYMOUTHSCAMP - 2 SAABEMS 1976 - 4 cyl. fuel ’72 THUNDERBIRD -- "’70 GRANDPRIX -- a/c, p/s, 1976 FORDVAN -- Econoline, PRIVATERIDING LESSONS THE GUITAR STUDIO- 1976 FORDLTD - 2 dr hrd top beautifully service record p/b, 62,000miles, snowtires, 12 pass. good cond, V8 be experienced licensed dr.hardtop, auto. gold, vinyl available. Best offerover $900. injection, 4 spd. M/S, P/B, beautiful ext &int, pwr pack, Nassau St. offers classes 2~ ale. low mi. Excellent con- i’oof,a/c. 609..443-3794. am/fro stereo, metallic paint, just tuned, radials, am/fro AM/FMgood condition $795. automatic, p/s, hot water German instructor. Beginner private instruction in the , :dition. $3875.Call after 6 pro. 609-921-9469. only 10,000miles $4850 exc. tx Ca 609-924-1484after 6pro. ¯ heater, $4000. 201-297-9144thruadvanced.Pleasecal1201. Classical Guitar, 600-924-5790. 600-448-2055. radio, $1600.609-443-6979. after 6pro. 297.1331. 1968 DODGECoronet - good TOYOTACORONA 1974 -- 4 & MV. Auth. SAABDealer d auto, a/c vinyl roof low 201-247-8769. runnin~condition just passed 5 ’64 BUICK ELECTRAcon- 1958 FORD-- 6 eyl, 3/4 ton SILVER SMITHING DRAKEBUSINESS inspection,pric~ Io sell. 609- mdeage,ext. rend.Asking 1977 CHEVYVEGA RAT- pick-up truck, $300. 609499. JEWELRYCLASSES -- COLLEGE 1970 PLYMOUTHFury IIl 924-7527. $2,600. 609.924-5749days, 799- vertible, $900 or best offer. CHBACKCOUPE -- like new, Very good rend., 318 VS, auto, SAAB99 1973-4dr. 4 cyl. 4 spd. Call 201-359-5756after 3 p.m. 4096. beginning, advanced or 3730eves. automatic transmission, p/s, 17 LivingstonAve. p/s, a/o, 4.dr. $800. 609-448- M/S, P/B, am/fro stereo, gdod radio, w/w tires, side ~~ casting. Learn to create 7678. condition, 00,000 miles. Only NewBrunswick, N.J. VW BEETLE- 1965, 4 cyl.4 VOLVO’72 - 1449- newradials, moldings, B400miles. Asking ’67 FORDVAN - automatic, jewelry. Silver Stoneage Rt. CompleteSecretarial and ’74 CHEVY VEGA - 50000 spd. new paint, good shape, $1995ext. tx & MVfees. Auth. a/c, r/h, excel, rend. $2200. $3200.009-737-3774 after 5:30. security bars, roof vents~ new 31, Penningten. 609.737-3055. miles clean, excellent run- AccountingCourses BLUE:"75" Datsun B-210 - 2- M/SM/B, 111,000 miles. Only SAABDealer, 201-247-8769. Call Kevin609-921-8708. front end, exhaust, starter & See our discount jewelry, 14k. Day and Night Courses ning. Radialtires, air, $1100. $495 exc. tx & MV.M ddlesex, carb. Best offer. Call 609-799- ¯ door, standard trans., 32,0~ Call 009-466.3534after 5:30. Telephone:201-2494)347 miles, $2500.609448-6644. 201-247-8769. ’74 VEGAHATCHBACK- good 1949 CHRYSLER 2679or 452-2344. condition. Engineoverhauled. ’74 MUSTANGIIfo 4 cyl. PLYMOUTH-- $1500or best NOWIN ITS auto, 53,000mi. Mustsacrifice after,very goodrend. Call FOURTll YEAR 609..452-11550-5. $2,200. Call between 6 & 10 TllEPRINCETON TRUMPET & TROMBONE 1969SAAB 96 V4- Michelins, DATSUN240Z, 1972, 6 cyl.4 1974 TOYOTACELICA LT- between5-7pro. 45000 orig. LESSONS- N.J. certified well maintained, very good spd.M/S, P/B, new metallicexc. rend. 4 spd. fully p.m. 215.802-5911. mles. 609-655.3810. Trailers LANGUAGE GROUP teacher. Private lessons, my condition, $825. 201-247-6776. paint,chrome wheels, 51,000 equipped, $2650. 600.392.8641 1968 LINCOLN- Continental, 4 Co-op of experienced native studio or your home.201-389- miles,mint condition, $3150 alter 5 p.m. dr., classic design. Needs 3215. exc.tx & MV.Middlesex 201- trans, seal, will sacrifice. 201- ’69 VWBUG - good rend., new ’70 HOLSCLAWTRAILER -- teachers, offers the following DATSUN240Z 1973 - am/fro, MERCEDES BENZ 1970- services in 25 languages in- a/c, 4.speed, mag wheels, 247-8769. 359-8487. lires. 215-295-8630. 250SL,exc. rend. red, 4 spd. sprung holds two motor- CADILLAC Fleetwood trans.Call after 6:30pro, 609- cycles. $200. Rick609-466-9010 eluding English as second SCUBADIVING -- Call for Mustcell, $3400or best offer. language. Private or semi- 609-448-9024. Brougham1975 - all black, 448-4941. days, 609-921.8163evenings, course nearest ~’ou. Scuba black leather interior, black 1975 CADILLACSEDAN DE ’71 TOYOTA- 4-dr, auto, a/c, private instruction for sales, rentals, aw, service, 1973 TOYOTA COROLLA -- VILLE- loaded. Phone609-896- am/fro, extra wheel, $900. 609- children & adults, intensive trips. PRINCETONAQUA 78000 miles, good running vinyl top, am/fro stereo with brush up and conversational tape, 6-way power seat, dual 1393. 466-3688. ’69 OLDS88 Royale --Exc. SPORTS,306 Alexander St., NO MONEY??’? condition, $700 or best offer. control, all poweredfactory courses Also translation & Princeton. 609-924-4240. NEEDA CAR??? 009-586-3685. engine, interior. Runs good, Recreational interpreting. Please register installed burglary alarm plus needssome body job. $200. 201- Many makes and models manymore options. Excellent 1970 DODGECharger - 318 MOVINGOVERSEAS -- Must ,ow for fa]Iterm. Call 609-924- available. Also trucks and auto p/s, a/c 8-track. Asking sacrifice Dasher VWWagon - 297-7013. Vehicles 9335or 609-92t-3063. vans. Weneed Customers who condition. Private owner. DRUMLESSONS -a~] styles, 74 MUSTANGH Ghia V-6, air, 40,000miles. Asking$6500. Call $1100.Call 201-722-1451after 5 standard - air conditioning Reading, teeh & conceptual. can qualify to just make am/fro/stereo,4 speed, 25,000 pm. am/fro radio,6,000 mi - under payments on our inventory. mL ’74Chev. Impala wagon, 9 609.587-3941. ENGLISHTUTOR, grades 9- MannesColl. of Mus.student. warranty - like new. Call 009- ’74 GRANTORINO SPORT -- ’66 VWORIGINAL FACTORY Reasonable.201-297-1754. Call dealer at 201-723-6894for pass.p/s, p/b am/fro roof 799-1427. good condition, 43,000 miles. CAMPER-- rebuilt engine, 12. Language structure, ¯ information. rack,47,000 mi. Must sell; best THUNDERBIRD 1976 - mustsell. Excellent condRion. vocabulary; hterary insight, ’73 CAPRI-- AM/FM,gold, A- loaded, 18,000 miles, exe. Asking$2300. 609.448-2702 after enthusiasm composition offers.201-2357-3062. 1 condition.$1350. 201.874-4345. 8. $850.201-874-4345. power, propriety. Master ’72 DODGEChallenger - small condition.609-799-0698. 1963 RAMBLER660 - 4 dr. MATHTUTORING - by Ph.D., sedan,6-cyl. auto, needs rear teaoher Tern Wertenbaker, V8~p/s great gas mneage,low .609-924-2219. High Schooland College. mileage. Ca l 609-466-1511. ’69 .SAAB- super bargain. axle, $125. 1967 MUSTANG1973 HONDACIVIC -- very SNUWMOBILES-- Polarm, Grouplessons for S.A.T. FREE:VW bus body and snow Good condition. Newengine. 1970 CHEVYNOVA - 93,000 convertible,6-cyl. auto, $650. good condition 66,000 mi. available.609--449.3690. tires with purchase of its $700. 609-921-0907or 924.8664. miles, exc. rand. needs 669-737-1327. $1,500.609-452-33159-5, 397-2279sales& service,Grovers Mill upholsteryjob. $550. 609448- Company, Cranbury Rd. PIANOSNEEDLOVET00!!! ’76 CAMARO-- Silver w. red rebuilt 1965 engine. $255 (bus weekends, and alter 6p.m. PrincetonJet. 609-799-0121. ’ Experienced piano instructor interior bucket seats, ps/pb, and engine assembled and in 8351. Tues. Thurs & Fri. am/fro radio, ti ted wheel, one ’73 VW-- Super Beetle, exc. 1971 CHEVYNOVA -- 2 dr. has several- openings in Business useful running condition). 201- running condition, 009-443- coupeV8, a/c, p/s, snowtires, Prinoeton for serious piano owner,$3800. 609-448-6935. 297-3169. 1973TERRY -- 24’ customstudents. Alllevels-specialhe 5268. 1959JEEP - red, white top, gd. cond., org. owner.$1295. ’75 CADILLACsedan deVille Services 609-799-3748. interior, awning, jacks,dual in beginners. Lessons m your 42,000 original miles, ex- -- has everything, very clean, gas tanks, 19,000BTU furnace, VW1974 -- 412, 4 dr. sedan, ’64 FORDVAN -- runs very cellent condition. $1200.Call garaged. Priced for fast sale, home- reasonable rates. Call Princeton Packet Inc.* 1973 VW412 - 2 dr., manual fullsize doabledoor fridge, 201.254.5080(anytime). . Imssome ’shift, good rend., includes 36,800miles, exc. cond. $2550. well, exc. condition, 609.443- after 6:30, 609-239-2259. $5450.609.855-1001. bathw/shower, a/c, battery 201.2464424. 5268. ’71 MGB-- clean: new top, PrcssTimeAvailable stereo cassette player, $1500. exc. runningconditton, $1,100. charger.Like new, sleeps 8, WebOllset Press 609-462-1365. 1976 DATSUN280Z - cocoa 600-587-4290bet.5 & 7 pro. PORSCHE914.2 -- 1974, mint 009-448-4405. ’73 MUSTANGMACH I - 302 ’73DATSUN 240Z -- 4-s .[~ed, brownmint condition. $5900. condition, black w/tan in- ~ ’Let us print your newspaperor automatic, p/s, p/b, air, AM/FM0 track stereo, silver, Ca after 6:50. 609-239-2259. terior, appearance group, in-houseorgan. Cameraready 1971 CHEVROLETIMPALA am/fro track stereo, new A-l condition. $3359. 201-874- ATTENTION JAGUAR ’77GMCVAN,25series,350VS, mechanicals or negatives OWNERS-- excellent Jaguar garaged, $4800.Call 212-246. P/S, P/B A/C customized KUNDALINIrequired. We print regular V8 - 1 owner 63,000 miles paint, mars & radials. Must 4345. 1825. power brakes, steering, sell. $2800or best offer. 201- 1950 CHEVYBELAIR - V8, mechanic, over 20 years ex- interior, many extras. Must YOGA standard pages or tabloids. windowsseats, tinted glass 821-8675. auto. dual exhausts body-exc. perience, works on Jaguars sell. Best offer. 201-246-1731. a/c, post-traction rear end, ’76 CORDOBA-- 20,000 miles, road., interior very good exclusively. 201-537-2372. air, p/s, p/b, AM/FMstereo 8 BUICK 1975 ELECTRA2254 EveningClasses Your paper can be printed on fro/am rear speaker, rear rend., mechanical - fair dr. sedan, air am/fmstereo regular 30# newsprint or 50# ~indowdefroster, ext. rend. GOING OVERSEAS ’63 track. $3050.201-074-4345. condition. Needs minor 1962 RAMBLERCLASSIC -- 6 cruise, lilt steering wheel, 6 for all levels white offset stock. Thereis a 201-356-0252days, 609-921-3947Mercedes190 Diesel grey red repairs. Runswell. $450. 609- cyL, buy parts or wholecar. waypower seats, radials with Illy laSotorc,,cles nominal extra charge for a eves./weekends. leatherinterior rei~uilt 896.1356or896.1852. 609-921-2177before 5:30 pm. snows, p/w, 43,000 miles. Sat. morn. Women’scourse second spot color, if you so ’76 DODGE200 -- custom van. desire. eng ne,30 mpg,$2495. 609-466- Beautiful$3600. 609-896-2152. VegetarianCookingClasses 3379. Captain seats, many extras, 1967 VOLVOP-1800 -- Must 1976 HONDAMR175 - very 1978 GRANADA-- 8 cyL 2 or. like new.Best offer. 201-874- 1974VEGA excel rend, 2 dr,4 see to appreciate. Call 609-639- good condition. Call 609-466- Ourcapacityfor yoor needs is auto. p/s, p/b, a/c, am, half 4345. spd,a/c radio& CB wire, 1522. For Information vinyl roof, hnted glass, extras. 2817. 24 pages standard and 48 1969 PLYMOUTHSatellite 49,500 mi, 23mpg.$1400. 809- 1970 CHEVROLETCAPRICE call pages for your tabloids. 9500mites, $3700firm. 609-448. wagon - 318 VS, good 448-1116after 6pro. -- a/cp/b, p/s, 2 newtires, 4169. mechanical condition, body PORSCHE914 -- Good con- muffer, battery. $I000. 609- CYCLE INSURANCE -- 3HOFOUNDATION ’73 FIAT 124 SPIDER -- dition. Mustsell. Call 609-096- Immediate coveragelow Call Mr. Hutchinson or Mr. fair and good mileage, $395. AM/FM spoke wheets 466.3289. 609-799-8238 Burkeat (609) 924-3244 for ’74 VOLVO- model 144, a/c, 201-297-0719. 0440. rates, liability, thef~ and Micheins, c can. $2095. 201- CADILLAC1969 Coup devine collision. 609.799-0472. particulars on your printing fuel injection am/fro radio, 874-4345. Excel eat condition. Serviced TEACHERfor Gutter & Violin needs. steel radial tires, mounted 1972CHRYSLER Newport - 4- monlhly by Cadillac agency. OLDSMOBILE’67 Delta 88 - ’65 VWBUG - rebuilt ’67 -- beginners, inLermediates& snows,auto tranS., exc. rend., doorexcellent condition, fully R.K. Ribsam. 45 Pine Knoll 425 engine recently rebuilt. engine 12 volt no dents good advanced. Graduate with BA *(We have won state $3,200.609-921-6579. MOPED-Motobeeane 40L. in Music Ed from Berklce equipped,$900 or offer. Eves. ’76 FIATXI9 --blue, like new, Drive, Lawreneeville, NJ 609- Runsbeautifully, $300. 609-452- tiresnew paint.Call for 1400 miles, good condition, College of Music, Boston. national press awards for 609-655-1695. 10,000, AM/FM stereo, 882-7788. 2466 after lpm. details.609-655-0556. $385. 609-924.2324after 6pro. Specializing in Rock & Jazz quality press work), LTD WAGON-- Priced for Michelins,4.speed. $3695.201- quick sale. 609-924-5792. 297.2295. -- guitar & classical Violin. Also Anytime. 1971 FORD MUSTANG-- PEUGEOT’65 -- sell engine ’73 YAMAHA100- just ~’ebullt teach composition theory & WINIFRED DONAHU.~. 64 RAMBLERCLASSIC - dark 1970 DATSUN-- many new some rusting mustsee cheap engine, all new parts exe. arranging. Professional green, inspection OK. $200. parts including transmission- green metalic, white bucket SECRETARIAL SERVICE, ’71 CAPRI-- 4-speed, ex- seats, excellent condition.Call $125.Call 609-440.6400. eond. Extra parts iee~uded, playing experience. Will play 240Nassau St., Princeton, 609. ’71 FORDGALAXIE - 2-door, Phone609-448-5296. needs brake work. Best offer. $250 or best offer. 201-359-6798for all affairs. Reasonable cellent condition in & out, 609-446.1833after 6pm. 609-452-2300or 448-3334after 924-1424.Your complete, one. V0, radials, CB,cassette deck, 6pro. after 5 pm. rates. 609-443-5163. stop secretarial service. p/s, a/c, one owner excel T-BIRD’62 - mechanics& int. snows.$950. 201.874-4345. MOVING? Featuring the Xerox 80~ cond. 809-448-4405. perfect body very rusty 1973 MGB-- Excellent con- 1976 FORDMUSTANG -- 4- BEING TRANSFERRED? Electromc Typing system winterized including snows. ’73 VEGAGT HATCHBACK-- MUSTSELL YOURCAR? YAMAHA-- Harr Brothers -- CLARINETFLUTE OBOE Plus: Manuscript typing: dition. $2,400or best offer. 201- cyl, 4-speedmanual trees p/s. We buy cars outright. Call Motorcycle Sales- Service- Saxophone"-- lesso~s. Ex’-’ Gd. reliable transportation. 4-speed, AM/FM,snows, very 996-6695. Must sel. Ca 609-737-1577. Cassette & Dictaphon~ JAGUAR LAND ROVER $500.or best offer. 609.924-9600clean, oneowner, $700. 201-874- VISTAMOTORS for details. Parts. 1605 N. Olden Ave., perienced N.Y.C. musician & Transcription, Xeroxing Authorized dealer. T & days, 924-5142eves. 4345. 201-725-5800 Trenton.609-393-7660. certified (N.J., N.Y.S. Offset Printing, Mail Randlin[ Motors, 210 WoodbridgeAve., ’69 VWBEETLE -- runs well N.Y.C.) teacher. Call LeRoy ’74 PLYMOUTHVALIANT - 6 goodrend lion, $575. 609-799- BartonJr. 609-448-0420. and forwarding. AUTOMATK lligb]and Park, N.J. 201-572- cyl.,auto, 4-doer, p/s, p/b, LETTER TYPING (ever~ 2577. 9266eves. ’73 FORDGran Torino squire BATAVUSMOPED 1976 VA 20 THUNDERBIRD 1966 -CHEVY IMPALA ’73 -- a/c,AM/FM radio, exc. rend. 9 pass. wag. Fully equipped, Deluxe.Call 609-883-1827 after pagean original)No jobto( Landau, exc. cond, rust free, Ststion wagon,power steering 201-297-4227. large- ortoo small. full pwr. options, inc. a/c, & brakes; radio factory air. MUSTANG-- 1965, 6 cy[. auto. roof rack, 3St-Cleveland 5pro. fordetails. TUTORING AMC HORNET SPOR- engine. Offers 201-359-6012 TABOUTWAGON ’74 - air, $1295. or best offer. 609-924- Roof rack. 38,000 mes. Exc. radial tires, exc. road. READING ENGLISH BALESTRIERI standard, sole owner, ex- 9600days, 924-5142eves. cond. $2,475. 609-896-9705. Collector’sitem. 600.883.8318.after 5 p.m. 1972 HONDACL350 Scrambler STUDYSKILLS ’71 CHEVROLETMALIBU FRENCH SECRETAItlAL SERVICE cellent condition. 609-924-6578, COUPE- perfect condition, - 7000 miles, $550. 1974 HONDAHISTORY after 0 pm. 1968 DODGE DART -very ’69 T-BIRD- full power,silver MT250Elsonore 1800miles, Adults &Children (609)921-3398 ’65 CORVAIRMONZA -- 4-dr. beautiful appearance. 59600 ’68 BUICKLeSabre, runs metalic paint, manyextras, TIlE LEARNING reliable.Call after 6& miles. P/s 5 newtires. Owner good, auto, P/S, Makeoffer. $695. 609-799..0639after 6pro. Day or Evening ’Ifardtol~,49,000 miles, passed weekends.609-737-3249. $1000.600-448..4405. EXCllANGE 1974 MONTECARLO - full recentinspection, used daily. earing area. $1,500. Call 609- 201-874-3548after 6 p.m. and 157S. MainSt. l|ightstown 921-0479or 924-4400ext. 221. weekends. Resumes,Letters, Thesis power,609-924-3839. Needssome work and paint, BUICK’70 - EstateWgn, 9 6094434113 Dissertations, Manuscript~ Best offer over $350. 609-466- ’74ALFAROMEOSPIDER--5- pass,a/c,ps/pb, brown, excel 0477. speed, silver, air, like newin &o Instruction Statistical and Techn[ca out AM/FM stereo. 1966 BMWM0-aute. 4 dr. ’71 MATADOR,A-1 shape, 21 ’mechrend. $700. 609-448-8695. MATH TUTOR-- N.J. Cert. Typing, etc. 1970VW FASTBACK -- 36,000 Michefins, 22,000 origina[ sedan, 4 cyl with 58,000miles. mi. per gal., 1 driver, $695.600. math tutor.Experienced. miles,great running con- miles. Best offer over $4650. 27mpg.radio-snow tires, new &~5-38o9or 717-468-6600. TUTORING-- certifiedReferences. High school& Rates: Reasooab[e dition,$950. co09-799-3610 after6 ’76 MUST&NG- 2 + 2, 22,000 201-846-1590. disc brakes, muffler & bat- Trucks teacherfor children in Math & collegelevel math. 609-449- pm. miles 2300ccblack, 4-speed, lery, recentlytuned, sacrifice, Reading. Call609-882-8205 4310. Equipment: Se]eclric If an 30mpgwith luxury and Ralley first $850takes it. 668-921-62461970 LINCOLNContinental -- an Automatic Mag Card ] 4 dr. a/c, CBwired, auto, evenings. 1970 FIREBIRD- p/b p/s package. Excellentcondition. between4-Spin. Typewriter Asking$3000. Will negotiate. 1977 PRIX(S) and SUN- pwrpack, excellent road. MUSIC INSTRUCTION - new exhaust auto, snowtires, $2000.609-449-1116 after 6’.30. NEW .... Voice building, repertoire airshocks. $1200.609-448-5495. After 7 pro, 609.882-0492. BIRD(S)-- fully equipped. PIANOLESSONS -- Ex- coaching, speech correction, LAMINATINGSERVICE Phone 9amto 5pro (609)448- ’76 TR7-a/c, Sony in dash cassette stereo, moonroof perieneed teacher will teach piano, tlzeery, Professional We laminate news clipping~ 2963. RED 1968 PLYMOUTHRoad classical, contemporary. For ’76 BMW2002 exc. con- !976 CHRYSLERCORDOBA custom duals, 4 spd. Asking TRUCKS instructors with years of documents, diplomas, maI~ -- 19,000 miles one owner, $4500.6(}9-298-1833 days, 882- Runner-- Excellent body, new info, rates call 609-452-7397,8-9 experience. Beginning and menus, cards, recipe: dition, 26,000 miles, 4 spd. wheels and carburetor. Needs am. fro/stereo a/c, $8500.201-249- leather upholstery, fully HONDAACCORD - gold, 6548 eves. Savings+ a big selection of advancedstudents of any age. luggage tags, security equipped, AM/FMsun.roof, engine work. Asking$850. as Call 609-452-2139. meeting badges. 0125after 5 pro. 13 000 miles, a/c, am/fro -- is. 201-297-4051after 5:30pm. pick ups vans 4-wbeeldrives, PRACTICINGENGINEER -- a/c, p/w, etc Excellent stereo, with 4 speakers, Lucas dump trucks, medium/HD condition.$4650. 609-921-0195 or driving lights, Ansaexhaust, 1974 MALIBUCLASSIC - A/C; chassis, used trucks and some will lutor . or teach EQUIPMENT-KITS- NOVA’72 -- 65,000miles, 6 cy[, 924-8500,ext. 200. Clark protective side AM/FM.Radials. 40,000 mi. ’73 CHRYSLERNew Yorker left overs...or order a 1978 malhematics, physics, or POTTERYCLASSES at Art SUPPLIES Best offer. 201-329-4062after 6 -- full power, 43,000 miles, chemistry. Learning can be Barn, Men. Jet. w/ Sharon DON CORPORATION auto., snows,exc. rend. $1,300. moldings, ext. reed. $4500or p.m. modelto fit your needs. fun! 609.924-4538. Johnson. Days & Eves. 4 wk. 689-799-4171eves & weekends. CITROENMASERATI -- 73, best offer. 699.799-1394. $2350as is. 609-890-1309. POBOX 276 5 spd. 25,000miles, newtrans. COLONIALMOTORS sessions. Start monthly201- Cranbury,NJ 08512 head gaskets, exhaust system, U.S. Rt. 22W.,North Branch CONVERSATIONAL 297-2350. 609-655-0793 1977 COUPEDE VILLE - mint CAPRICE CADILLAC 1969 Sedan ’72 VOLVOSTATION WAGON superbly maintained. $9,000. condition. Call 609-896-0600for 1974 CHEVY deVille. Excellent condition. 201-722-2700 FRENCH-- learn,practice, -- am/fro radio, Michelin 609-466-0827. appointment. Station wagon -- pa6 ss , a/e , Serviced monthlyby Cadillac improve.Register for new TUTORINGAVAILABLE-all COUNSELINGby qualifi( radials rebuilt engine with ps/pb, am/fro radio, $2650. agency. R.K. Ribsam, 45 Pine term.Call 609-921-0492. If no subjectsfrom non-profit educ. professionally trainc 6000 mile guarantee 600-443-1789. answer, please call again, organization.609-921-2021. psychotherapist. AI remaining,Best offer. 609-924- ’72 CIIEVYMALIBU -- 43,000 SUBARU1974 - 4 dr. 4 cyl. 4 Knoll Drive, Lawrenceville, ’73 DATSUNPICK-UP -- with mi.,4.dr.,Scyl.,auto, p/s,a/c, NJ. 609.8824788. cab, goodcondition, must sell. pointments day, eve., az 949I. spd. M/S, P/B, exc. weekends. Located $1000.609-924-4972. $1250.201-874-4345. GUITAR, BASS LESSONS- EXPERIENCEDPIANIST - throughout. Economy & ’72BUICKLA SABRE -- 4 d/" teacher accepting students in HighlandPark. Lowfees. F, -- reliability. Only28,500 miles, brdtp a/c, ps/pb am/fro Jazz-Rock-Country - Folk inFo.or appt.call 201-297-12 ’64 PLYMOUTH- good run- ’69 VOLVO142S - in good $2150 ext. tx & MV.Auth. stereo, cruise control 609-440- CABS~ ~ - 2-1974 Hvlhm and Improvisation. piano, theory, ear training, eves.6 to l0 p.m.or weeken, condition. $850. Call 609-452- Chrysler Newports, 1972 1974 CHEVY BLAZER CAllTom 609-921-7338. beginner through college. B, ning rand. exc. 2ndor station SUBARUdealer, 201-247-8769. 4124 after 8 &weekends. Plymouth Fury III, 1968 TRUCK- 4 wheeldrive, low 8 a.m. to l0 p,m. car.$200. 009-446.0876. 0245after 6 pro. mileage,exc. rend.con- Mus, M. S. Tbe Julliard Cadillac Limousine, for in- vertib]etop, added im- School, Diploma Di Merite, formation,609-924-4478. GUITARISTS:Tired of Chigana, Siena, ltaly’s Staff of $50{} PER THOUSANDsh 65 DODGE.- 80,000 mi, good 1977MONZA 2+2 - Mustsell. ’74 PONTIAC FIREBIRD - 1970 FORD LTD BROUGHAM provements.$3000. Office 609. condition needs battery $230. Excellent.condition, v.8 305 48,000miles, $1800 or best 921-9490. playing the same old licks? Boychoir School of Princeloo, ring envelopes. Free suppli( Calleven rigs 609-446.3592. engine, 16 000 miles loaded offer. 009.799-3929days. --396.Vs,4-drsedan..auto,air, 1970 GORE)GALAXY 500 ~ 4- Got fast relief with Pete’s 609.921-0802or 924-9665. Rush stamp addressed ¢ with extras. Asking price p/s, p/b, goodcond.Best offer. door hardtop’, good body, guitar tessons. All styles, all -- re/ape to: World B/ackwo 609-921-2373eves. engine & transmission. Needs artists reading theory, Company, 37 Potter La, 1975 AMCPACER - 3 spd. $4295.Call 689-394-8616. SAAB99 1969- 2 door, 4-cyl, 4- 1972 DATSUNPICKUP -- 4 MUSIC INSTRUCTION -- spd m/a, m/b well main- carburelor tune-up & mmor technique, improvisatinn . . piano recorder. Experienced Willingboro,N.J. 08046. am/fro stereo, DL Pkg. well workto run well. First $300 spd., ’73 engine, new exhaust .transcriptions of any music. maint, just broken in 52,000 ANTIQUECAR LOVERS -tained, only 53,000 miles. $995. MUSTSELL - 2 station- system, snowtires, 6 ft. bed, Learn nnly what you want~ & creative teacher. Mus c 1951 PLYMOUTH4-door exe. ix. and my. Auth. SAABwagons, ’72 BUICKESTATE, lakes it. After 6 p.m., 009.~2. $1250,609-655-4465 anytime miles, $1600.609-883-6453. ~2[’ beginnersloadvanced. Beslot degree. Laura, 609-924-8569.FUTURE INSULATIONSC sedan. Restored condition. Dealer. 201-247-8769. ’73 COUNTRYSQUIRE, both beforenoon except Wed or references. Lessons given on URETHANE FOAM SPR,~ $1500or best offer. 609-924- exceptionally clean. 201.859- Thurs. :APPLIED , CELLULO~ 1971MGB/GT -- $1000.C-~]] Princeton campus. 212-874- FLUTE, CLARINET & 1971 PINTO- 2dr. sdn, green, 1806. 6809. KeepIrying! BLOWNIN - Solarbuildinl 8284. FIAT124 Coupe- 1975, 4 cyl. Lew,609-394-8973 or 882.5232 SAXAPHONElessons, - N.J. homes,attics, walls, cc 78,000mi auto, 8 track stereo, certified teacher. Private amradio avail if desired.$6Z% OLDS1970- Delta 88, p/s, p/b, MIS M/B, 5 spd. am/fro VWBEETLE1970-10000with exl.210. storageboxes~ storage tanl 609-448-1932 after 5 pm radio, mint condition, 37,000 rebuilt engine,std. sit’lit, very 1971 GMCdupmp truck -- w/7- lessons, my studio or your roofs, trailers, val ale, low tutelage, $400. 609- miles Only $3495 exc. tx &MV yardbody & 2-speedrear. Also anytime wknds. 449-0751. reliable, needs some body PIANOLESSONS -- Ex- home. 201.369.8215. specialties. 609-397-0132, fees. Auth. FIATDealer 201- work.Sell for best offer. 600- 1967FORD Falcon station- a 9.ton Irailer whichcan be perienced certified teacher, Rooktown Rd, Lamberlvll 2478769 wagon,good rend. $400 or best sold separately. $3500[or both. NJ. " ’ 924-2376. offer. After 7:30pro, 609-466- East Windsor area, 609-443. HEALTHYEXERCISE. Tal- TRIUMPHTR6 1975-blue, 2 1974BUICK RIVIERA ¯ G.S.- 609-924-3032. 5850. new Michelins, new clutch, burgundywith white vinyl top, -- - 0832. , Chi Chuanclasses for adults & am/fro 8.track, overdrive low ’seniors, small groupall indiv. TYPEWRI’rER REPAIR mileage,future classic, $4000 DRUMLESSONS - N.J. ~est~ns for beg,nners. 201-821- Generalcleaning and repel !/b~’ Lep~nelP/si!~c~"TaRr%,t?o2CONs~di~.RaTmiBfLmEra~f 197I MGB/GT-- British ’71 VW TRUCK -- EX- firm. 609-453-2300, ext. 626 defr s~ I , , ,,a;,l~,~, ,~=~Uooe~4 great $450 or hest offer Seeat Racing Green wire wheels, CELLENT CONDITION. certified teacher. Private $392. Free estimates,CalI before 4pm, or 609-799-3759 radials ’Must sell Best offerfirm...... 215-736.8630after" "~ 9"*~ pro. 164 Broad’ St ,Hightstown’’ cxc. cond. $1700.Call 201-359- CALIFORNIACAR. $I~0. 609- lessons, my Studio or your Radigan,609-448-6443. after 7 pm. over ~’0~. 009-02’t-2716. 8758after 8:30proor Sat ~Sun. 921-8325. home.201-869-3215. HOME HUN TE R ’,Y GUIDE 10-B Thursday,December 15, 1977

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BELLEMEAD CREAM PUFF -- Wehave just listed a 3 year old homein mint condition whichfeatures 4 or 5 bedrooms,2½baths, family room with custombrick raisedhearth fireplace,large living room,dining room, eat-in kitchen with Solarian floor. Freshlydecorated with impeccabletaste with newwall-to-wall carpeting throughout. There is goodstorage spaceincluding the floored attic, plusa large2-oar garage. All city utilities, buta verycountry feeling. Cat1924-0095...... $74,500. WALKTO THE NEW YORK BUS from this PrincetonTwp. Gem. Perfect for a coupleor a smallfamily, this homefeatures three large bedrooms, 2 full and2 halfbaths, lovely fireplace in THISTHREE BEDROOM COLONIAL is set on a private, woodedlot. Frenchdoors in d’inin g the living room,bay window in the diningroom and French doors leading from the dining room to a lovelyscreened porch. Park-llke selling. ImmediateOccupancyl Call 924.0095.. $105,~0. roomlead to a slatepatio, in the living room,a blackmarble fireplace, mahogany paneled studywith bow window, bookcases and bar. Two full bathsand one half bath.Full basement withw[ne cegar. Screened porch and fenced backyard. Call 924-0095 ...... $119,~0.

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A CHRISTMASGIFT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY to enjoy all "/ear round - in our mint condition5 bedroom,3 V2 bath East Windsor Expanded Ranch. A fireplaceand central air and BUYOF THE WEEK -- Ourluxurious carpeted 3 bedroomColonial is readyfor occupancy other attracfive extrasincluded at ...... $74,900. SPACE- VERSATILITY - CONDITION -- This lovely 2500+ squarefoot homein Hopewell beforethe holidays- if youhurry, It featuresa modernkitchen with largebreakfast area, Call 7951100. Twp.with Princeton Address offers ell THREE!Four bedrooms, 2 + bathscenter halt Cotenla} paneledfamily room with sliding doors and a 2-cargarage. Only minutes to PrincetonJunction withsuper kitchen and family room. Abundant Extrasl Picture pretty seningl Call 924-0095. andPrinceton. Call 799-1100...... $61,900. CUSTOMBUILT BRICK RANCH just 9 milesfrom PalmerSquare. Very convenient to high schooland library, this 3 bedroomhome is set on1 ½acres. There is a largebasement with ...... Asking$112,500. outsideentrance, oversized 2-car garageand a gorgeousjarousiod porch - andmuch morel EXCELLENTLOCATION ANDCONDITION -- Both offered with this spacious4 bedroom, Call us at 924-0095for an appointment...... ASKING$70,500. 1 ½bath Split Levelin NorthEwlng. Less than 20 minute commute in any direction to ares I=IREPLACELOVERS will admirethe beautyof thls brick andwood fireplace that makesthis researchfacilities, collegesand governmental offices. MOVE IN RIGHT NOW[ Cell 924-0095. H.O.M.E.FOR CHRISTMASl -- Why not somethingunforgeUablel This time give warmth hearth-centeredliving rooma joy to relaxin. Butthat’s only one of manyfeatures; this house ...... t ...... ~1,900. andgood cheer to youand yours for yearsahead with one of theseBRAHe NEW two-story, 3 alsoboasts 5 bedrooms,4 baths, overeize dining room end large eat-in kitchen, This 3 yearold bedroomhomes that haveroom for expansion.The walk-in attic onthe second floor is suitable homeis all brickand requires row maintenance. Call924-0095 fat furtherdetails.. $105,000. IN LOVELYEWING -- A charminghome with s 2ndfloor apartment.The let floor offers 2 for buildingyour "dream" room or roomslater, Thereare brand new harvest gold kitchen bedrooms,living anddining rooms, an ultra modernkitchen and 2 full baths;also access to a appliancesto highlightan abundance of oak cabinets. They are super homes including a full fuji basementwith a ½bath. The 2nd floor features2 bedrooms,living anddining rooms, basement,2-car garage and ALL ALUMINUM SIDING for only$5e.500, and $60,5~0, Call 799- Member of kitchenand a bathpriced at ...... $72,000. 1100todayI Call799-1100. Multiple Listing Service ¯ LOVELYSPLIT COLONIAL featuring paneledfamily*room with raisedhearth fireplace, "We are one of the largest insurers formaldining room with sliding doors to the deck,large living room,3 +bedrooms, t ½ baths andoversize garage. Come and see a goodbuyl Immediate Occupancyl Call 799-1100. M£S of homes in New Jersey. See us for your Mercer, Somerset and ...... $(~,900. HOMEOWNERS POLICY H unterdon Counties r~, r <© I~’ before you close on your new home." PRINCETON WEST WINDSOR PENNINGTON " FLEMINGTON (609) 924-0095 (609) 799-1100 (609) 737~g301 1201) 782-46~ ’ Realty . o, LicensedReal Estate Broker [ th Scot.ia wtrh,n the P rinncetonArea db r"c;llsIIII NEWLISTING Approximately5 acres, secludedyet 2 minutesto shopping, trees galore, HopewellTownship, high EXTRAORDINARY COLONIAL WITH MAIN- on hill, ideal setting to build Contemporaryor TENANCEFREE EXTERIOR. Gourmet kitchen, traditional home. $55,000, MEADOWS cherry woodpanelled family roomwith brick wall fireplace and separateenclosed barbeque grill, 4 FIRSTTIME OFFERED MontgomeryTownship corner bedrooms,2 ceramic tile baths, game Unfurnished 3 rooms and bath, Continuous. $99,500. room, loads of closets and storage space. cleaning oven, dishwasher. 15 minutes to Prin- BUILDER’S HOMEON 1 ¾ ACRETREED LOT. ceton. Rent $250. You mean you haven’t visited Rolling Meadows Great Value. $97,000. yet? Better hurry ¯ only two more houses due for completionthis year! If you’re quick enough,you OFFICESPACE :, HamiltonSquare, ideal for professional, plenty of can have one finished in your colors .... parking,all uti{ities, fireplace, one2 roomand one Very well .built two-story ColoniaLswith large, 1 roomoffices. ~ brightrooms(¢bedrooms)onafull acre of ground. OReof sixteenoriginal Nilsendesigns at CharlestonRiding II

NEW NEW NEW in the Princeton area at Pennington.26 woodedsites, Absolutebeauty for executive. Extra large bi-level ~ manyof which are in various stages of completion. on spacious treed lot. 4 bedrooms,2’/2 bath, 2 CalIHILTON REALTYCOMPANY car garage, plush decor, central air, quick oc- [~ Over $100.000. GEORGIANCOLONIAL WITH DRAMATICBEAUTY cupancy,transferred. $59,900. ~ 194~Nassau Street 9266060 - Circular stairway off interesting foyer. Eleven BUILDING ARTS CENTER large rooms- 5 private bedrooms.MAID’S WING 12 - 5 every day or by appointment (609) 737-2131 WITH CERAMICTILE BATH. 3½ ceramic tile baths. YOUROWN PRIVATE BALLROOMplus ~ DIRECTIONS:Travel North or South ~ 3727 Nottingham Way onbQ5 tothe Penningt°n" R"al e"t’ A LIVING ENVIRONMENTFROM~ panelled family room with cozy brick fireplace. Business Entertainment North(In Rt. 31to DelawareAve. (3.S Hamilton Square, N.J. 0E690 miles}.Rightturn. proceed past Main St. CUSTOMEDDETAILS. $125,000. (609) 890-2000 Services WOLFY THE CLOWN -- 1 blockto AbeyDr.. right turn to fur. Birthdayparties andall other n=shcdmodel, Laurancedsen Ltct. OPENHOUSE Weekdays WOODLANE ESTATES Weekend~ TOO SMALL FOR A FULL occasions.609-448-2125, 1.4P.M. timefull charge bookkeeper? Furniture l0 A.M.-5P.M. Business 201-359-3253 THAT’SENTERTAINMENT -Talent Furniture Cull for complete booking for all oc- Catering bookkeepingservices. Restoration .. ,... Services s,oo,o,,o0, Restoration r’=:"::;;7i ...... HANDY TONY -- NO job too JONJiETHE LAWRENCEVILLE DELl WOODFURNITURE strip. ping. Excellcntwork. Call 609- CANED& RUSHED-- Make 393-i537,keep trying, an old chair better. Giveit a ~,J ~-~6_-6s]!._aft_er6_p.m_.. - new seat. Expertlydone. 609- I (~----"lik’~l~",~S.[ small. Prices reaso,ab,e. Col,Entertainment. MagicMAJICCLOWNcomedy &balloon willcater alunch foryOUroffice.bUsineSSwc alsomeetinghaveaatmeetingy°Ur 395-0342. - animals. Available for school roomavailable for up to 25. 5 cARPEl’ INSTALLER-- wiII’LIGHT UP YOURHOLIDAY shows,birthday parties, grand Franklin "Corner Roa,~ near EXPANDING: DIP ’N STRIP 2 Bedroolnrls ’ sell carpet~ do installations & PARTY-Piano and vocals by upcnings and fund raisings. Route206. 609.896-i850. -- is nowa complete service repairs. Licensed & bonded. Ed Shamy. I have portable For further information call center for anything made of PianoTuning piano.Call 201-246-0246. 201-254-6374. woodnr metal that you have in $295 i ",’our homefound in your attic m 609-448-8~88or 443-6511. rn t 9 pny~L°=o-ra-L bought at thc flea markets & All apartments,whh wall to wall==’ MAGICIAN-- Scouts, Parties, auctions. We do hand strip. UPRIGHTS,GRANDS - and NEW- CUSTOMBUILT WITH QUALITY - IN- TYPING-- letters, theses, MAGICIANS-Magic shows carpeting,a ) anti Cen.= forchildren’sbirthdayparties, BanquetsretC. Girlcut in hall ping, all types of repairing, Fender Rhodes elee. pianos DIVIDUALLYDESIGNED - IN PRESTIGIOUSAREA lpllancesm ¯ resumes, term papers, by electric saw plus Houdini tralaiteondilklning¯ a dissertations, addressing & schools, libraries & other NATURALCOLOR - Per- rcfinishing, caning & rushing, tuned electronically & inex- OF LAWRENCEVlLLE- 4-5 bedrooms - 2½-3 AnKleel I,catton chin, It) slmlp. ¯=’ occasions. Haveperformed in lock escape. Gordy, 215-968- traits, Bar Mitzvahs, Wed- also, furmture bought &sold. mailing. Copies made while dings, socialevents from $t25. Tryus, youwon’t be sorry.pensively.20i-359-2207. ceramictile baths -.panelled family rooms- brick ping anti majortran.~lmnatrm,¯ you wait. PROFESSIONAL.Princeton & surrounding. 3733. ’areas. Call Jimmyat 609-924- ~ ~-- Remarque Studio. 609-449-DiP ’N STRIP,49 MainSt., fireplaces - central air conditioning - full Adehend h,ddh.r i,mb.t,,n.i*.~ TYPING SERVICE Warren Kingston,N.J. 609-924-5668. t.’onrt,and headlmlleotlrts. -= Plaza West, East W ndsor, 2775 or Buckat 921-1286. HAVEMUSIC THIS YEAR- 7938. basements- 2 car garages - GREATVALUES. Professionalguitarist / singer, OpenMon,-Sat. 9-5. PIANO TUNING & REPAIR From$g7,790. N.J.Call 609-448-6707. -- DavidForman at 609-443. IT’SMAGIC RichardWinthrop will add the right touch to make your party PHOTOGRAPHICOR 6866or 609-767-0432. DIRECTIONS:Route 206 to Cold Soil Roadto first STEELE,ROSLOFF -" DARKROOMASSISTANT - right on WoodLane to homes, Fromspectacular Stage shows a success,609-92t-0967. CHAIR CANING & RUSHING ANDSMITH partor fulltime position -- veryreasonable¯ 609-466- EXPERTTYPING -- STENOto intimate close up magic, sought by experienced Regltovsartdlnsurors Manuscripts, Theses, Term Children’s birthday pa.rbes, ~ng-~ 2404.(Ropewell). PIANO TUNING ¯ Papers, Business Letters, banquets, Christmas snows, amateur.B. Bathurst, 201-359- 609.655-00g0 Resumes,Addressing. IBM 6184. CHAIRS--CANED,RUSHED Regulating Repa!ring any event.Each snow per- itOBERTII. iiALLIEZ 609.448-8811|Selectric It Typewriter.Pick. sonallyplanned to yourneeds HOST & HOSTESS- Exquisite . reglued, tightened. Furniture Registered ’ up and Delivery¯Reasonable by a professiena~magician, hors d’oeuvre & ~everage BARGAIN MART I8 refinished. Years experience. r~ Lowrencevllle, N.J. 609.896.0005 TwinRiversTownCemer|Rates. (609) 443.5514. Reasonablerates. Callafter6 catermg for your nameor Free pick-up anddelivery. 609- MemberPiano Technicians A BARGAIN MART IN Guild.Inc. pro. 201.359-2847.Ask for Ed. office party. Call Erlk, 609.921- CI.AgSIFIED PAGES 896-0057. III 1419. 609-921-7242 HO ME HUNTER’,f GUIDE TJmrsday,December 15, 197, 7 l-B -- I Happy Holidays ]rom the Van Hise Realty Lombardo AgencY, Realtor Pennlngton,New Jersey o~ East Windsor Tel: 609-737-3615or 609-883-2110

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No finer Christmasgift could be than this custom ranch. This lovely homeblen(~s in with and even enhancesthe natural beautyof this lovely land- scapedlot. Located in East Windsorthis custom built ranchhas everything a family could desire. It PENNINGTONBOROUGH contains living room, fireplace, dining room, houseand gardenkitchen, library, 3 lyour choice) JUSTFOR YOU is this attractive CapeCod on oneof Psn- masterbedrooms, 3 baths, full finished basement, ningtoo’stree fined streets. Modem kitchen with eating area, patio and manyextras. Call today. $$9,S00. formaldining room,large living room,4 bedrooma,1 ½ modernbaths, full baeamsnt,2 car garage, large lot.. $64,900. HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP MAJESTICVICTORIAN - with emrsncefoyer, modemkitchen with breakfastbar, formaldining room,living roomwith fireplace,study with firep[aca, spseioos and sttractivs family fireplace, comfortable kitchen with dark, rich e!binets, and lovely colors roomwhh fireplace plus wet bar, 4 bedrooms,2½ modern baths,4 carbarn garage, circa 1877 with all thewarmth, charm andgrace of that period,plus 1.75 seres ...... $11g.g00. and decorating pervade in the other rrmms. Centrally "air conditioned. with all appliances under a Sears contract to insure of care. Full basement STARTINGTOTAKE SHAPE ¯ is this attractiveColonial under and a two-car garage. Blacktop drive and a brand new patio from which construction,nestled on an all woodedlot, bricknnd aluminum This Homewill morethan fill your stocking as your sidingfor lowmaintenance, slate entrancefoyer, modern to enjoy tile lovely lot! Please comeand see tilts soon with a Henderson irst hometo start your future. This lovely ranchis kitchenwith breakfastarea, formal dining room, family room agent as it will moveqnickly...... ~... $89.000. located in EastWindsor in a well establishedarea; withlog burning fireplace and open beam ceiling, 4 bedrooms, i maintenancefree, living room, extra large modern 2 ½baths, laundry room, 2 ca,garage, central air conditioning, eat-in kitchen with wainscoate panelling, 2 aluminumstorms and screens included ...... $11E.S00. bedrooms,full bath, laundry room, 1 car garage, AUTOBODY REPAIR SHOPS ¯ plus a two ato~’ dwellingwith maturetrees enhancethis lovely landscapedlot. twoapartments, ideal location,apartments ors an additional incomeproducer, excellent auto repair business el present ,sea. time.This property must bs seen ..... Calltar Price& Detalle. ]00 ACRES- with a ColonialFarm House, in-groond pool, farm P pond,horse stables, workshop, srt studio,circa lath eentuw, completeprivacy ...... Callfor Pricea Derails. HOPEWELLBOROUGH A’FI’ENTIONCOMMUTERS! We have just listed a fantastic colonial ATTRACTIVEBI-LEVEL ¯ entrance foyer, living room,large at the end of a cul tie sac and in the w~,Ms,With 5 or 6 bedroomsand 4 modernkitchen with dining area, familyroom. 4 bedrooms, oomphte baths, this cedar shaked home features 3,500 square feet of ½baths, laundry room. one car garage,quiet location ex- generousliviug space. There is a spacious foyer, a hnge country kitchen, cellentfsr children...... $56.S00. dining room and living room all with wall to wall carpeting (most of it braml new! L Also. a hdl bfisement, central air and a 2 car attached EWINGTOWNSHIP garage. Call today to see oar newest WestWindsor listing at $129.900, Start the NewYear right with this beautiful split ELEGANTCOLONIAL - en~’ance foyer, modemkitohen with level situated in East Windsor. Features 2120 breakfastarea, formal dining room, spacious and attractive squarefeet of living andliving room,raised dining familyroom with brick log burning fireplace, 4 bedrooms,2 ½ SPACIOUS 4 gEDROOMCOLONIAL with room, large moderneat-in kitchen, 4 bedrooms, bathe,2 car garage,central air conditioning...... $93,500. family roomand additional den. Convenient 2½baths, panelled family room with full wall WHATMaR1 COULD YOU WANT ¯ than is offeredby this Cape to transportation. 2 car attachedgarage. fireplace, 2-car garage, central air, beautiful Codin theGlendale Sectisn. Modern kitchen with eating area, landscapedlot highlighted by 16’x35’ in-ground formaldining room, large living room,4 bedrooms,2 full $72,500. pool with manyfeatures. List of customextras. modernbaths, finished recrest/on room in basement,anterior $6%900. rearwooden deck for outsideenjoyment, many extras. Call for your appointment...... $.47,E0e. 104 NassauStr~,t ¯ 021.6t}f:O See Our Other Ads. LOMBARDOAGENCY OF WINDSOR WHYRENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY ¯ this sttractive 2 story ~EAIIOf~ Colonial.Modern kitchen with eating area, formal dining room, MUCtl MORETHAN MEETS THE EYE is this spaeions ranch on a comfortableliving room,2 largobedrooms, full modernbath, wooded acre in West Windsor with 4 bedr~)ms, a beautiful counto’ 609-443-6200 basement,fenced in rear yard, concretedriveway. Many kitchen with a fireplace, eomh~rtableliving room. dining room and plenty EveningsCall: extras...... $211,500. of wall to wall carpeting. This homeis the ultimate in mndernliving. J|mHawley 609.443.4390 EdM¢~cNIroI|. Mgr. 609.69So722S Home Services Buyer’sProfe©flon Plan Available DON’TMISS THIS aNE ¯ attrsativeCape Cod in mintcondition. Other ootstanding fanfares are a recreation room with a fireplace, wet CustomBuilt Modernkitchen with eatingarea, formal dining room with bar, a complete room 120x36) added to tile back of tbe Imuseoverlooking HILL TOP CABINETS -- Frenchdoors leading to s largescreened-in rear porch, living the in-ground swimmingpt.d, and 2 car garage. Just listed and ready to furniture repaired and Homes roomwith fireplace, large laundryroom, 3 generoussize be seen by appointment ...... $135.000. refinished - Custom orders bedrooms,2 full modernbaths, basement, 2 car garagewith madeto suit. 6~3-466.0249. automaticdoor, large bsautifuflylandscaped lot, aluminum Wm.Bucci Builder, Inc. sidingfor lowmaintenance, nearTrenton State College ...... JOHN T ...... SSS,000. FLOOR SANDING-- hard- OFFICE SUITES wood floors sanded and Forinformation, LAMDERTVILLE finished¯ Phone609.585-8235. TWENTYNASSAU STREET call 12 UNITMULTIPLE DWELLING -’ under conetruction, q-IENDEoNON’ c overlookingthe Delaware River, each unit hssair conditioning, EXPERT REPAIR Office Suitessingles ¯ double=.Sunny ¯ Comfortable wall to wallcarpeting, balcony and many other attractive MAJOR& SMALLHOME (609) 924-0908 overlookingNossn,t St. ¯ UniversityCampus. APPLIANCES features,on site perkingfor 2t csrs...... Princeton i’ ...... Call far Priceand Detnlis 4 CharltonStreet, Princefon,New Jersey 085,10 12 x 20 ft. Suitesuitable for conferenceroom, classroom or Specialized service on all meetingroom with glass enclosed reception area. BUYLAND: THEY DON’T MAKE IT ANYMORE (609) 921-2776 makes and models of air Home Services conditioning, refrigeration, Callue for more Information onthe above listings HuntardanCounty heating, dishwashers, electric - 700Sq. Ft. g400 Sq. Ft., highceilings, large windows. MercerCounty MultloteLit lingService SomenetCounty dryers, ranges, freezers, CARPENTRY- Con- 17.EACRES ¯ Hopewell Township, residentlsl. $2,500 per acre. MultipleListing Service PrincetonReal Estate Group . Multiple Listing Service vacuumcleaners, humidifiers, temporary furniture, eabi- etc. nets, bookcases,storage All Utilities&Janitorial sendces included. 9.6 ACRES¯ all Woodedwith a pond,Prey/nee Line Road, areas, Woodfinishing and HopswellTownship ...... ~.$65.000, Fast service, all work refinishing. Custom designed guaranteed, 20 years of ex- to suit your needs. Nanak’s B ACRES- Woodod.Residen~laI,Ewlng Twp...: ..... $~9,900. "" perience, check our pric~ Services, 609-799-E738. first. 2.3 ACRES¯ all wooded,Residnmial, Lawrence Twp. near HomeRepairs HomeRepairs HomeRepairs Princeton...... $.12,000. AVAMIAN COLLEGE STUDENTS -- HomeServices 609-443-6904or609-443-6989with truck willing to clean Home Services CARPENTRY I HOME IM- CARPENTER SPECIALIZ- NOVOBILSKY& VANDORN- attics & cellars & do light IS.EACRES - Hopewe[/Township, residentisL $2.S00 per acre. PROVEMENT-- any andall INGin interiorremodeling. No }tOME IMPROVEMENTS-- hauling. 3/4 tonpiek-up 609- kindsof homeimprovement job too small. 201-246.3090. Carpentry,roofing siding, int. 896-0839.Ask for Kirk. 896-0072 and alterations. For free -- & ext. painting msulatfon & CUSTOMWOOD WORK .by Ask for Don. KITCHENS, BATHROOMS CARPETINSTALLER -- will Memberof Multlp/e Listing Service estimate call 609.~,9-9427. screening. 609466-0920. expert, experienced craft- CABINET RESURFACING sell carpetr do installations & HolldayeCall: MASON-- Plastered ii~,’ COMPLETE REMODELING repairs. Ltceesed & bonded. ’ ~-- sheetrock walls, ceiling’S, sman. Woodarticles made to __ BeyWilled’or. 737.0462 CathyNemeth, 737.3051 REP~ all suityour needs. Lumber cut to -- Promptexpert work. Free fi09-449-8888or 443.6511. hnles, cracks repaired. Most INTERLOCKING WEATHER designservice & estimates. ¯ FrankT. Rickette,585.6706 HettyLIndeboom, 466.2064 CARPENTRY, ALTER- all masrony repairs. major appliances. Vacuum sizefor your projects. Wood ATIONS,ADD1T1ONS. No job cleaner bags belts &repairs. turningand shaping. Small STRIPPING.Professional 201-526.5353. too large or too small. Doug Sheetrock taping spackling, BueeeAppliance ?art~ 255 projectspreferred. 609-882- installationplus new doors. BATHTUB AND TILI~ Renk, Builders. 609-655-1221. finishing done. Call Edward No. Main St., Mawiik. 201- 5K’}5after 6 p.m. Chas.Ruebner, 609-448-1666. RESURFACING. White & Gudat16Gg) 466-3437. 722-2922. colors.Free Estimates, SEEOVER 206 HOMES PRINCETON ALTEG.Call (2Ol) 526-2777. UPHOLSTERLY, SLIP- DISPOSALSERVICE iN ONEDAY CARPENTRY -- Expert NELSONC. MOUNTJR. CARPENTRY-- Insulation & CHEAPWORK DONE - dirty, , Rt.130 & HalfAcre Rd. roofing. Small or lg. jobs at COVERS-- At prices~’ou can Cranbury,N.J. Callor writefor thelatest iesusof ourreal estatemagazine craftsmanship with Carpentry, Int, & I~xt. dirty work donecheap. Yard afford.Free esttmatea, reasonablerates. AUphasesofPainting, Minor Plumbing & reasonableprices¯ 20t-359-2090 workwindow washing, small 609-395-1389 "Today"chock full of piotums,prices and descriptiona of over or 609-655-1079after 5. promptpick up anddelivery. 200available homes in Somerset,Mercer, Hunt=talon, Mid- construction. Wewill help you Electrical Repairs. landscapejobs, heavy house 201-247-7633.Somerset. SpecialServices design your ideas. Over20 yrs. cleaning,small repairs. Call Homeand Industry dlesex,Monmouth andOcean Countles...l"he heartland of the experience. 201-297-7080. 609-655¯2830 609-896-0B69. Garbage,Trash, Rubbish GardenState. MASONCONTRACTOR IIOUSECLEANING Removed THE PROFESSIONAL Haulingofall Types SterlingThompson &Assoc., Reall~r ATLAST -- one numberfor all WindowCleaning MASSAGE CENTER -- for CARPENTRY Fireplaces. stone brickwork, CARPENTER / CRAFT- Floor Washing& relief of muscle strain & TollFree: (BOO) $9241al 0, ext. 24,$ yaur home repairs or steps, patios, concrete,SMAN- since 1952 available Waxing generalstress. New Rope, PA. or locally(201) 2W.02~ remodeling , we do it all - ADDITIONS REMODELING basementsfinished - masrooy waterproofing, etc. for any size job, 609-655.2064. Honest,Reliable CESSPOOLS 215-862.9147.We offer gift (=0t) S=~U,= KITCHENS RESTORATIONS Experienced certificates, . fireplaces - painting - AND Call~" or writefor thslatest issue of thsreal estate msgazlns "Today CUSTOM BARNS WM.FISIIER BUILDERS Callafter 0 pm SEPTIC TANKS plumbing - additions .- in- INC. ATTIC, BASEMENT, 609-587-8055 ,, sulalion, Askfor Ken. 609448- GARAGE CLEANING-- and CLEANED 609.259-7940 Peter Wikoff8657. 609-799-3818 7 Trucks - NoWa Ring SEWING MACHINE & light hauling. Callafter 5pro, VACUUMrepairs & Parts. n HOME REPAIRS & 609-882-1730. NOW IS THE PERFECT Pickup&. delivery.Also, G & R BUILDERS-- General TIME TO HAVE YOUR RUSSELLREID CO. ELM RIDGE PARK ALTERATIONS-- kitchen & CARFENrKY & PAINTING contractors. Additions & washers, dryers, bath remodeling, ceramic -- kitchen & bath design, CARPETCLEANING -- 7-10 FURNITURE UPHOLST- 20 Years Experience refrigeration, ranges, service Princeton Prestige Area floor & celing tRe, roofing, remodeling & repair, redwood alterations. Brickwork & per sq. foot for SHAMPOO& ERED.We do customwork in 201-844-2534201-356-5800&Parts, 201-247-7565. paneling & sheetrock. In- decks, recreatioo rooms, fireplaces, patios, aluminum STEAMCLEAN, Best process Ihe finest tradition. I will come NewTwo stow Colonial for sale by owner.All the siding¯ Free estimates. 609. to your homewith hundreds of sulating closets, bookshelves, Andersen windows & doors. forlowest price. Fine local extras, 4 bedrooms,2 ½baths, living room, dining redwooddecks, patios, ~arago ServicingPrineeton Hopewell 799-0753,799-1779. work for past 6 months. beautiful fabric samples to PRE~ - conversions. Free destgn & & Lawreneeve area. Call Ed Rutgers student, with In- give your homea new fashion bowls- mugs- jewelry-trays~ room, den with fireplace and sun deck, laundry estimates. 609466.0820after 5 Caoney,609-397-8110 eves. surance. CallRan, 201-2474109 look. CallBecky at Rogers A&W plaques - plastic , ann room, 2 car garage, macadamdriveway, Air pm. eves. Upholstery,609-799-2807, trophies. SPECIALTY Cond., Full dw basement,large sliding glass doom FORMICASERVICES SALES.609446-5695. HomeServices CounterTops to patio, extra doorfor future greenhouse. On 1 PLUMBING- Lic #4621.Need CARPENTER -- CABINET ATTICS, BASEMENTS and CARPET CLEANING SPEC- HomeRepalrs a p umber,free estimates - all MAKER~ wants moonlight garagescleaned, Junk hauled IAL -- Anysize room steam KitchenCabine{s SEAMSTRESS my home, acre tot on MeadowLane. Call 609-737-2203. types of plumbing. Call Mike work,good quality, reasonable LAMP SHADES -- Lamp away.For estimate call 609- cleanedby experts. $19.95. 609.599.1683 609.695.5239Man. Jct. E~¢pertwork- Ready to moveinto. $132,000. anytime day or night.’Phone rates. Small jobs welcome. mountingand repairs, Nassau 460-3076 after 5pro or on NewDawn. 201-446-4313. manship,pars. serv. 201-821- Interiors,162 Nassau St., weekends. 609-586-0286. f.@9-466-0782. Princeton. ?167. I I I i ... 12-B Thursday, December 15, 1977

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NESTLED DEEP IN TIlE SOURLANDS Sechldedin the center .f 30 wcmdedacres is this charming,immaculate, 3 bedroom,2 tile TIIE CHANGEOF SEASONSIS ENIIANCED BY TIlE VIEW FROMTIIE DECK! hath Colonial. BeamedceiHngs in entrancehall and living room,large fleld.stone fireplace, Anarchitect designed, custombuilt contemporarypresently under construction on a wooded bay boxed windowin formal dining nmmnnd cozy knotty pine kitchen. The 2-ear garage ¯ acre with shared ownershioin a park-llke setting of seven acres of open snaee in Princeton has an (’xeeilent studio apartment ah.ve with nuah, rn kitchen and hath. A large pool and Township.The skylighted two story entry sets the pace for this exciting i~inn. Livingroom st!reened gazebo art, perfect for summerentertainment. At dusk watchthe deer drink from w/flreplaee nnd raised hearth, dining room, family room, w/Rrepince, breakfast room. )our own little p.nd ! ...... $148,0~0. kitchen with every modernconvenience, powderroom. Upstairs: Large and loft)’ Master bedroom, master bath, dramatic bridge connecting bedroomwings, three bedrooms,hall bath & laundry room: two car garage, htily air comlitioned. U[~mcompletinn in three Locatedin an area of shady streets, handsomehouses and quiet conveniencein the sought momhs,land will he fully landscaped ...... $165.tggL after section of westernPrinceton, a houseof this quality rarely becontesavailahle. ¯ The house is comfortablysized, hut not overwhelming.A gracious front In back slate entry hail. library, living room.dining room.screened perch, kitchen, butler’s pantry and loll powderroom comprise the first floor. Thenmster bedroomwith sitting roomand bath plus three other family bedroomsand bath complete the secondfloor. The third floor of three roomsand bath is a marvelousteenage hideaway. lallll Addto this a panelled playroom in the basement, charmingtwo-.story guest cottage, ’~’~t.z- y:~-’7 magniRcentpool landscaped for privacy, two car garage and you have a perfect family .z ~ ! home ...... $215.000. FromBelle Mead(874-5191

CIRCA1790’s .l.5 mostly wcMMedacres bordering llo[)ewdl Twp. Eat-in kitchen, dining room with ONTIlE LAWRENCEVI LLE ROADand only minutes from excellent eommnting, is this outstandingGeurginn brlek colonial. With extra high ceilings and a large entrancefoyer this fh, hlsmneflreplaee, living r~ml, 2 bedrooms,full both. Enjoythe woodsand nature from five bedroom, two and a one half bath homeis in EXCELLENTcondlthm. There’s a two the screened.lnporch. R.est.re this 180 year aM2 stm3’Colonial to yoar liking ..... $56,900. car garage, patio and a side porchat either end of the bout. A fantastic living roomwith a fireplace, extra modemkltelten with a separate breakfast room.Just listed and ready to be seen ...... $1 f9.50o.

IMMACULATE High on a hill in one of the most desirable areas in KendallPark is the perfect homefor the demandingbuyer, meticulouslymaintained, this four bedroom,two bath brick ranelf is a joy. Thespacious roomsand a beautiful view makethis a very special offering. The con- vmlenceof this foes{ion is unbeatable. Elementaryschools, NewYork transportation and shoppingall within walking dhtance. This is a property you mustsee ...... $48.9~).

CALIFORNIACONTEMPORARY!...CLOSE TO PRINCETON.Warmth and cheer - 4 year old split-level, 3 bedrooms,2 ~ baths, low taxes, CUSTOMDecorated. Living room and dining roomcathedral eeilinged. Modembrick comer fireplace with brick chimney~od seml-ralsed hearth in cheedul, cozy. panelled family room. Central air. humidilier, 2 car MAIN STREET garage, thermopanewindows throughout¯ Sliding doors lead to 1000 sq. it. entertaining PENNINGTON OI’PORTUNITY patio in rear. Doublegas grill on redwooddeck off kitchen, doublefront door facing 13 Three i. one. A three bedroomtownlmu~ with living room. kitchen, full bath and laundry. acre green park with lake ...... $73.000. Anapartment with living room. kitchen, full bath and bedroom,and a store front nowan .[a, rating barbershop.All in a charming100 year old Colonial in apple pie shape. Income potential .ver $1,0(~l mmlth.Extra bonus, a fommlJ apanese gardenis yours to enjoy ...... $86,500. NESTLEDIN THE WOODSOF PIN OAK ROAD, IN MONTGOMEIIYTWP., on one acre is an outstanding owner-designedcustom RANCII just nine )’ears young. ThL,~Iow- maintenancecedar siding homeboasts a comfortableliving roomw/fireplace, formal dining PENNINGTON TOWNHOUSE ’ ] room.spacious eat-ln kitchen, 3 bedrooms,3 full baths. Anadded attraction is the family IIS) Year .hi colonial with I.rmal living rm)m,{lining room,kitchen with barn siding and roomw/stone fireplace, borbequepit and sliding glass doorsto lovely patio. You’llenjoy the adjoining brick flnored isuadr,’. Fire dares in living roomand dining room can be re- wooded setting even more from the REOWOODDECK off the kitchen and master hi th4, bedroom. MOVEIN IMMEDIATELY...... $92,000. o[~,ntql. { St’OatH]fh,or, th r’ee bedroomsand full bath. Attachedbarn ...... $63,500 I EXCEPTIONAL! Looatedin the Pretty Brookarea of the townshipon over two acres of woodsand gardens. this superb homeprovides enjoyableliving areas on three levels! Livingroom wlth cathedral ceiling and comerstone fireplace and dining roomhave sliding doors openingonto a red- wooddeck; master bedroomwith stone fireplace overlooksthe living areas inside and out! Three other I~lrooms.3~ baths in all, and a very inviting seuna...are just a few o[ the manyother features one wouldexpect of a resldenee of this calibre. Architect-designedand profesSinnnily landscaped...ail at a price of ...... $265,000.

5 EAST ACRES DRIVE Ainmlnumsided two story Cohmial with the right Williamsburg touch on ll,~ acre professionally iandg.apedInt. Center hail. large formal living roomwith fireplace, charming dining r(amxwhh eXlmscd brick ssail, beamedstep downfamily roomwith fireplace. Super THE ELOQUENCEOF A COUNTRYESTATE IN MONTGOMERYTWP. ON 3.50 eat-iu kitchen with screened-in lmrdt overlookingheavily woodedprivate estate. Four light acres. Broad sloping lawns covered with trees and formal gardens give this WIIITE BRICK and airy hedrooms,2 t/. botils, hdl hasement,attached garage, central air, path, and more.. RANCHa stunning departure from the ordinary, heightened by ’"riie MILLSTONE ...... $139.9~0. RIVER"that flows past across from the t)roperty. Anum~sua home n an musal setting, this imposinghome stresses the moreformal aspects of gracious living, using the richly IJYI’S-- ACREAGE beautiful surroundingsto create its special eloquence. Thegrounds offer ahundamspace for 1’; high arras with pamwandt~~iews of the AmwdlH unt. Subdivisionpossibilities. the 16x32in-ground pool, fenced-in pasture and riding area for horses. Highlights of the interior [nchde a large formal living rnom20x26 w/marble flrepinee. 25x15family roomor ¯ ’ ~ ...... $65°000. 17 buihling lots with hmgviews of the WerLsvilleValley. Approvedand ready to go! :solarium, Dining room. eat-in kitchen opens to the flagstone patio, 3 bedroomsw/cedar Iclosets. den, 3 haths. MATCHLESS!¯ METICULOUSI - MEMORABLE! ... $118,500...... $140.0(]0. Eigllt. I/. acre buildinglots. Superviews.l’erc-subdivL.don by purchaser...... $23,000 each¯ COUNTRYRENTAL.....10 minutes north of Princeton. 2 very large bedrooms, khchen, living room in’a country setting w/31~ acres and barns. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, AN OUTSTANDING1 RINCETONCONTEMI ORARY...an 3 landscaped acres with Ask’fur Ihlen Skillman ...... $425.00 pool entertainmentcomplex and lighted tennis court! This realdence is a dramatic one.flo~)r RENTAL- HISTORIC LAMBERTVILLE design having a 90’ skylighted gnllery-hall with indoor marble pond. distinctive ’Fwo bedroomaparmumt will, brand new kitchen and bathrooms. Large living room with living/dining roomwith 40 ft. glass wall and sliding doors to patio, librao’/wet bar, 4. fireplace and attractive {lining roomwith fireplace. Separateentrance. Newlypainted. Only bedroomsnnd 31/: boths...PLUSthe master suite with study/slttlng area, dressing rooms. $2115per monthIdus security. ¯ exercise roomwith sauna. A residence that is at once elegant and eminentlyllveahle~ Owner jOHN T relocating and will consider reasmable offers ...... Asking$350,000.

MEMBER:MERCER, HUNTERDON and SOMERSETMLS RELO, EN DEI ON INC. INTER-CITYRELOCATION SERVICE INTERNATIONALREAL ESTATEFEDERATION REALTORS PRINCETONREAL ESTATE GROUP HOPEWELL PRINCETON- BELLE MEAD HopewellHouse Square 4 CharltonStreet Route206 Hopewell,New Jersey 08525 Princeton,New Jersey 08540 Belle Mead,New Jersey 08502 {609)4,66-2550 (609) 921-2776 (201) 874-5191

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Dianne F. Bleacher Lorraine Boice Larry Collins mREALTOR HILTON ® Sheila Cook Ted David REALTYCOMPANY BarbaraEllis BetseyHarding Marjorie Kerr Joan Quaekenbush Cecily Ross THETHREE R’S OF HOMEHUNTERS. Roomy, ready 5 BEDROOMRESTORED COLONIAL on a treed lot. Ralph Snydcr and reasonable. 4 bedrooms,large family room, Built in approximately1837 with all the charmof spaciouskitchen leading to a coveredpatio. an era goneby. Spaciousrooms, lovely fireplace ...... $47,500. mantels, plaster walls, basementhas a workshoP. Manyadditional extras ...... $69,900. QUALITY HOUSES iN HEAVILY WOODED BEECHWOODMANOR. Double cul-de-sacs provide pleasingseclusion. LIVING ROOMWITH CATHEDRALCEILING, PLUS THE BEAUTIFUL ELM RIDGE ROADAREA OF formal dining roomfor eleganceand entertaining; A Complete HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP. 18 acres bordering Stony panelled family room (glass sliders to patio), Real Estate Brook ...... $55,000. additional den or 5th bedroom, and modern kitchen with breakfast areafor comfortableliving. Organization WHO NEEDS CONGESTION’/ This new 4 -- are just someof the fine features this young bedroom,2½ bath Colonial is in a country at- Colonial has to offer. Located in the growing mospherebut with all conveniences. For more communityof East Windsor...... $72,$00. details, give us a call ...... $g9,900.

A TWO-SIDEDBRICK FIREPLACE highlights this WELL-PLANNING& WELL-EXECUTED ¯ That’s our contemporary Ranch, located in West Windsor. new listing in East Windsorl Brick and frame Family roomwith glass sliders leads to the patio construction, 3 bedrooms,2½ baths, living room and fenced, /n-ground pool. Extra-spacious wiht raised hearth, family room, separatelaundry kitchen. Manyspecial features ...... $65,900. and workshop,covered patio ...... $65,500.

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194 NassauSt. 921-606~ WilliamSchuessler, 921.8963 AllenD’Arty, 799.O6SS RussEdmonds, 201-449.9357 NOT EVEN LANDSCAI’ED YET! ! HarveyRudge, 201.359.5327 HiltonBldg., 2nd floor EdithMelntck, 924.9719 VirginiaDean. 201-874-3743 ...bnt it’s still most attractive! The beautifully i woodedlot eomldenlcnts tit,, smoothand comh,rtable i lines nf tiffs ThompsonCape Cod. Excellent cnn- Painting & Painting & structirm is typical thronghout, but finishing touches MONROETWP. - 3 BedroomRanch, 2 baths,full basement, garage,nice homeon ~A acre lot $57,500. art, necessary. Choosethe paint colors, tiles, fh,tring. Paperhanging Paperhanging and all, for the many beautifid and useful rooms: PAPERING, PAINTING -- HIGHTSTOWN- 2 family home, 4 rooms,bath and garage each hlrge entry, living room with a fireplace, formal orrepairs. Quality work to PAINTING & PAPER- apartment,ulilities areseparate, town water ~" sewer,good dining room hvith sibling doors to deckl, gourmet’s f your budget. Free HANGING-- Frank’danda, investmentproperly $5R,200. kitchen, breakfast room, hlundry room, powder e mates. Fred, 609.882-9132 292 DutchNeck Ftd. Call ¢6091 rtarm, 4 bedroomsand 3 baths ...... $145.00g. niter6. 448-3578. CRANaURY- aeautifu/ly kept 3 bedroomRanch, die balb, S() CONVENI ENT modernkitchen, dining room, full basement,immaculate home indesired village. $59,9a0. PROFESSIONALPAINTING NANAK’SSERVICES The d

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ANOTHER NEW EXCLUSIVE LISTINGmoderately priced and ready to be gift wrapped for MAKETHE CLASSIC MOVEinto Christmas. The six rooms can THE MODERNHOME for the this treasurered antique fully accomodate most any size young at heart. Four bedroom interior-decorated in excellent family, and the low traffic cedar ranch on cul-de-sac in condition! A remarkable location can provide peace of excellent condition. Great family $113,500. MOVEIN FOR THE mind for Morn and Dad. It CAN roomwith fireplace, full dining HOLIDAYSI I I be yours for $35,900. roomand super kitchen. Close to .IBM, Kodak. $72,900. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY PRINCETONRD. This lovely rural property in the Hopewell area AT THE FOOTHILL OF THE offering so much that the SOURLANDMT...ACCESSIBLE cosmetic needs will not NORTH-BOUND COMMUTEI I discouragea value wise shopper, PRO TENNIS COURT~ custom Fireplace, bookshelves, w/w OUR CROSSWICKSCOLONIALS traditional 4 bedroomfeaturing carpeting, laundry, full are beautiful examplesof various oversized roomsthroughout, full basement, eat-in kitchen, in- eras. The ManorHouse is 1740, 8’ basement...just reduced to ground pool. $63,900. the smaller housesare 1790 and $135,000. (OWNERWILL TAKE 1840.Fully restored, all clustered BACK P.M. MORTGAGETO a on an acre lot. Good income qualified buyer) potential. $139,900. IDEALSTARTER HOME located in a quiet neighborhood.New roof, newvinyl-steel siding and corner PICTURESQUEBEDENS BROOK lot makethis homeone of our VALLEY OF LAKE MON- best buys. There is an eat-in TGOMERY: NASSAU COURT. kitchen, formal dining room, Secluded wooded setting living room with fireplace, 3 surrounds our custom 4 bedroom bedroomsand bath plus 1 car new home/forma~ library Ef garage and an outbuilding. Must HISTORIC COLONIAL180 year dining rooms, fit-to-back living be seen. $41,900. old elegant homein Hightstown room, tremendouseat-in kitchen overlooking a beautiful natural - one of the finest houses on TWENTYMINUTES TO PRINCE- Old Kings Road. Physician’s setting ...... $134,900. (spring occupancy) TON,and only three miles to N.J. office suite attached, and now Turnpike 7A. An hour to New zoned commericaL Could be Yorkor Philadelphia. Better than used for a medical or dental newthree bedroomrancher with group -- or possible an antiques manyfine features. Must see to or gift shop. Carriage diagonal CRANBURY: 2-FAMILY TOWN believe. Possible mortgage garageincluded. One acre lot. HOUSE.A great incomeproducer. assumptionfor qualified buyer. $129,000. to live with or secondincome... Total Price only $53,500...... $B5,900.

SUPERSIZE[) FAMILYROOM IS the center of attraction in this West Windsor 4 bedroom TRADITIONAL HOMEfor the Colonial. The property is large family in choice Princeton professionally landscapedwith area surrounded by beautifully manymature evergreensand its landscaped property. Oneacre LONGACRESCUSTOM...entire location plus a huge detached lot on cul-de-sac. Family room garage with paved driveway and screened in porch. This brick exterior! A HOMEWITH MANYextras including p/aster parking area makes it an in- homeprovided ample space and teresting home/office combo. privacy for many.Walk to grade walls, s/iding glass doors off $8S,500. school and to NewYork bus. dining room, patio with built-in $124,900. brick barbecue,commute to 1-95! $99,900. WHENHAVE YOU LAST SEENA HOMEoffering a half acre of land, central air, family roomwith a customfireplace, 2 full baths, SMALLTHREE BEDROOM COLONIAL in Princeton for your very first RANCHER¯ 3 acres/vlew $58,000. full basement,attached garage, homeclose to all Princeton facilities. $32,000. PRINCETONTWP.custom rancher in the $60’slI concretedriveway, large trees on A SPACIOUSCUSTOM CAPE, all aluminum,walk to Prin. Shop.Ctr. $69,S00. back line and a lovely suburban MONTGOMERYTWP.- Building lot. suitablefor customconstruction in the $80’s/$90’s...acre plus $29,500. community with convenient shoppingfor only $59,900. TWOKENDALL PARK RANCHES now available, 3 bedroom one on a OWNyour own piece of the Mountain:3 + acreswith view/cozy rancher $58,000. woodedlot, $43,900t and another with 3 bedroomsand a den plus a log burningfireplace, $47,500. FANTASTICPRINCETON CAPE.,.3 bedrooms, all alum...greatincome property $69.$00. 8USINESSOPPORTUNITIES: CENTRAL JERSEY STOCKINGSTUFFERS HIGHWAYCOMMERCIAL ¯ Rre. # 130:AUTO BODY, ’established clientele/8 bays + $300,000. VERMONTCABIN IN SNOWCOUNTRY. Gas range and trig. - Furnished. PRINCETONBUILDING LOTS, 2 choice 2 acre lots on Great Road. Private $8,500. drive, wooded. $65,000. each RESTAURANTLOCATION in Montgomery Twp...2 acres/building/city waterx NORTHERNARIZONA RANCH. 40 acres of Juniper trees off U.S. Rte. #40. sewer. $17S,000,(Bring an offer,,,) $11,500. MINIOFFICE COMPLEX. 10,000 sq. ft., 1-95LocationHI $225,000, MILLSTONETOWNSHIP - 3.84 acres. Goodarea for horse fancier. $21,000. (Ownerwilt holdP.M. mortgage to qualified buyer...) KROL CARNEGIE 1000State Rd., Princeton CROSHAW.=.c....c. 130 NassauStreet, Princeton Station Sq., Belle Mead 307 N. MainSt., Hightstown 609-921-61.77 924-7575/359-6222 609-448-0112 REALTORS REALTORS REALTORS Eachoffice is independently Is your future owned and operated. We’reHere For You.,° as bright Our sales people have as oursP the professionalability Are you paid what you’re really and neighborhood know-howyou need to worth? Do you want unlimited sell your homefaster! They’re incomepotential? Wouldyou like thoroughlytrained in modernreal more business freedom?Do you want estate practices, and havecomplete to be your own boss? marketingtechniques to get results If you’vegot the desire to improve without wasting time. Don’t you yourself in theseways, and are deservethe kind of servicesonly willing to let a top-flight international the largest Real Estate Network sales organizationback you everystep in North Americacan offer? of the way,then you’re readyfor us. Call us whenyou’re ready... we’rehere for youlll Giveus a call now...itcould be your ® firststep toward e brilliant new futurol HOME HUNTER’S GUIDE Thursday, December15, 1977 15-B WEST WINDSOR ,,~. NEW LISTINGS

WEIDEL’S FEATURE HOME OF THE WEEK HOPEWELkI~WP. ESTATE 69.9 ACRES WINDOWWALLS AND DECKS provide a viewof the28 acrelake and Princeton-HightstownRd. borderingthe properly. Built by a builderfor himselfwith (oppositeMcGraw Hilll lovingattention to detail,Ibis 5 bedroomquality home boasts Eost Windsor,N. J. fourbeautiful fireplaces with enormous raised headhs, a huge skylightedkitchen with a centerisland and many closets and cabinets,cathedral ceiling, wood framed double glazed sliding glassdoes and a fuel savingzoned heating system w/four SHERBROOKEESTATES thermostatswhich allows you to useany fireplace for heatas I and 2 Bedrooms CUSTOMCOLONIAL ¯ 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, wellas pleasure, lO large rooms, a dry basement anda 2 car formal dining room,living room,large family room garageprovide ample and flexible space for familyliving. from $235. permonth with fireplace. Country eat-in kitchen with Professionallandscaping andelaborate walks and grading lie separatedining areaand Frenchdoors leading to a thehome to its forestsetting and make it seempart of theen- heated ]4’ x 22’ Florida Room. Finished vitonment. $159,500. Features: basement,2 car garage. Central air. Doubleself ¯ SWIMMING POOL cleaning oven, intercom, dishwasher, automatic ¯ PLAYGROUNDFACILITIES garage door openers. Manybuilt-ins. Fencedon ½ acres with manymature trees. $I,12,000. For All Area Listings = OFF STREET PARKING Adlerman,Click & Co. ¯ AIR CONDITIONERS est. 1927 ¯ KITCHEN WITH DINING AREA NEW CUSTOM DEVELOPMENT = THERMOSTAT CONTROLLED HEAT Realtorsand Insurers (included in rental) PRINCETONJUNCTION - 4-5-6 bedroom, 2 ½ bath 4-6Hul}L,~h Street Prlnceton,N.J. ¯ WASHER~ DRYERFACILITIES colonials, with fireplace, panelled family room, 924-0401 586-1020 = RESIDENT SUPERINTENDENT formal living anddining room,full basement,2 car CIRCA 1808 STONE COLONIAL garageon Yzacre. starting In the 80’s. Members:Princeton Real Estate Group, Multiple ¯ MASTER TV ANTENNA Very charmingIt) rooms. :l]/~ baths, 4 fireplaces, randompegged floors. ListingService, Global National R.E. Referral Service , MODELAPARTMENT OPENDALLY (609)799-2058 ANYTIME i’/ (609)448-5935 "The PeoplePieasers" PETERL. OLIVER REALTY, Inc. PrincetonStation Office Park Bldg. 6 -- 14 WashingtonRoad Gardening g Wanted To Rent Princeton Junction Landscaping 2 PROFESSIONALwomen -- MemberPrinceton Real Estate Group - N.A.S,A. with cat seek quiet apt. or RelocationService wlth over 5.000 Re=liar= Members L. ADLER& SONS -- SIM- cottage. Immediate oc- PLICITY-- Snapper mowers- cupancy not necessary but tractors - tillers - Route130, N. desirable. Willing to do minor ¯ repairs and maintenance. CAR GARAGE LARGE 2 STORY BARN Brunswick,201-297-2474. References supplied. Eves, LlndaAltland Petert. Oliver,Realtor Lit Oliver Plus a separate 3 room and bath Plus a 23’ x 33’ stable with hay 609-466-3818. MichaelGorczyckl Ell gowaloff ColeenNichols guest cottage. storage. SEAWEED -- Liquffied or DanielKlelnberg granular. The ideal plant AnnNook vitamin. At Peterson’s Nur- GRAD STUDENT & Dog sery, Re. 206 between Prin- looking for quiet living Long road frontage on 2 roads and the picturesque "Jacobs Creek" ceton & Lawrencevile. running through the property makethis a tremendousinvestment at situation around Princeton to finish dissertation. Both come $385,000. TOP SOIL -- Fill dirt and with several years of local drivewaystone, 609-259-7032or refs. Please call 609.466-2899 259-2627eves. eves. NOWRENTING WEIDELREAL ESTATE EAST WINDSORCAPE TOP SOIL STONE& FILL -- Housesitting "One heavilytreed ½ acre this attractive3 bedroomunusual BuIdozer work, trench ng and PRINCETONARMS R EA L TORS-- INSURORS capeis an outstandingoffering. Featuringa Heatilator land clearing. 201.297-9224or fireplace,wine cellar, laundrychute, built-in dresser,dining 297-3091. RELIABLE, experienced Route31 ¯ Pennint~to,i.N. J. room,etc. REDUCEDTO$4a,900, married couple, both college LuxuryApartments 737-1500 grads. Jan. or Feb. thru CHEROKEENUI,~Ettil;~ -- Summer.Refs. Avail. 609-737- EAST WINDSORCOLONIAL tree digging, landscaping, 0348 eves. 4 bedrooms,2 ½ baths, fireplace, central air, andattached 2 lawn mamlenance. 201-929- 1 and 2 Bedrooms car garageon ¾ acre. Six yearsyoung. $82,000. 6850after 5, 201-238-1512. ENSURE YOUR ROME’S SECURITY!- Reliable ex- From$225. permonth (609) 799-0288 perienced housesitter will REALTORS {~] ~, Paving provide protection and also PEYTON ¯ . onytim.e care for your pets and plants. ASSOCIATES 609-921-1550 53 NORTHMILL ROAD Best of Princeton area Features: references. 609-921-0672. 246NASSAU ,~IR[:ET ’ PRINCETON NLW JERSFY PRINCETONJUNCTION, N.J. 08550 DRIVEWAYS,stone dump truck rentals, also general HOUSESITTER WANTED-- Wall-to- Wall carpeting over hauling. Sand, stone, gravel, care of house & dog in ex- THE BESTPARTY HOUSE lop sod, bank run, fill dirt, change for use of home.Dec. concrete in 2nd floor apts. paving, free estimates, 609- 26 thru March.Refs. required. IN PRINCETON- WEKNOW! Building Building 9214)678. ,609-896-0443. All utilities except Electric Services Services Individually controlled heat HOUSESITTER FOR Jan, WantedTo Rent Feb.March - countryhome 2 air conditioners nearBedens Brook Golf Cub, Private entrances BUILDING CONCEPTS FIREPLACES -- Chimneys Needtransportation, 7 miles to and all other masonry. Princeton. Have use of Walk-in closets Innovative and skilled craft- Reasonable. R.W. Herbst. 201- LOOKING FOR -- 2/3 bedroom,sitting rm kitchen, smen working together .526-8563 after 5:30 p.m. bedroomhouse or apartmentbath & laundry. Only [ndivMual balconies building custom homes of in Princetonor surroundingresponsibiltly Is to feedGer: Storage room within apt. distincttve’ design superior area.Can occupyanytime. man Shepherd & cat. Must quality and excellent value. NEED REPAIRS, RE- Call201-477-0703. sleep in nightly. Keep own Laundry Rooms MODELING, CONSTRUCT- Contemporaryor traditional, room clean. Student, t or 2 Superintendent on site on your lot or ours, Building ION? Wc’H do just about graduates most desired or Concepts can build a house anything. No job too small. QUIET, NON-SMOKING, married pair. Reply Box # that will compliment your Rnberlson& Son. 609-737-2260.SINGLEprofessional man seeks small house/large016(}4 c/o Princeton Packet. individuallifestyle. apartment to rent m OpenMon.-Fri. Oa rd e n i n g & Lawrence.Princeton area. LOOKING FOR A DEPEN- 12:00-5:00p.m. writeF°rfurtherinformation callor Maximum$350/mo. Write - DABLEhousesitter? Quiet, Robert P.O. Box 6421, non-smokingprofessional will Sat. 10-2p.m. becausewe had four or five hundredpeople plus a BUILDING CONCEPTS Landscaping Lawrencevile, N.J., 08646. provide security for y.our home in Lawreneewlle-- superband in it! PO Box 266 609-448-4,301 Rte 206 Princeton area. References. Belle Mead,N.J. OBAL YOUNGMARRIED COUPLE Write - RobertP.O. Box6421, 201-359-1114 GARDENMAiIKETING INC. - looking for apt or small Lawrencevlie, N.J. 08646. cottage in area North of Landscape Princeton for Feb. l. Realtors Directions:From Princeton: Prlnclton-Hlghtttown Rd.. ~urn Designer and Contractor neednot call. After 6 pro, 201- tight onOld Trenton Rd., % mile turn leh andfollow tiger. NELSONGLASS & 234-1521. Apts./Houses ALUMINUM AlexanderSt. 45 SPRINGST. Princeton PRINCETON 609-924-2401 To Share 609-924-2880 WANTEDTO RENT- placein MIRRORS lhecountry. Onebedroom with Apts./Houses Apts./House: AUTO GLASS DOERLER LANDSCAPES studioif possible.Will ex- PERSON WANTED TO PLATE & WINDOWGLASS changework in carpentryfor SRARE-- 175 year old house To Share To Share Landscape Designing renovation if needed. Peter on l0 acres in skinman.$70 per and 609-466-0277. month plus one fifth of THE DELTA STAR Contracting utilities. Call609-466-1982 BOOMMATE NEEDED TO SRARF }lOUSE WITH CONSTRUCTiONCO. 609.924-1221 between7 & l/pro. SIIARE - lovely apt. in others, center of Princeh WOMEN’S OR MIXTE bike Princeton. Bent, $90 per heauliful roomwith firepla~ Completeinterior & exterior wanted:3,4, 6 or10 speed. 609- month tworking or grad. sunporch, ownbathroom. $r remddelling. Rooting, siding, 924-2962. sludenl). Call Christa 609-452- 609-921-0559or leave mess~ DO YOU NEED ME TO TO- FEMALE NEEDS NON- at 609.921-0511. architectural fireplaces, LANDSCAPING?Gardening, SMOKING ROOMMATE to 2300 ext. 463 days. patios & driveways. All work lawn mowing, sodding, QUIET APt WANTED -- in shareapartment near Nassau designed & planned by a seeding, clean-up, hauling, Princeton.Garage if possible. St. Call oiler 6. 609.921-0963. professional engineer. All Professionalman,. non~ PERSON NEEDED - I workguaranteed. Call 201-297- concrete work patio smoker.609-259-3041 ext208, I FURNISHED BEDROOM sidewalks, fencing, radroa~ Askfor Joe WeingarL {withfireplace) available in4- vacancyin our Penningl Yet a delightful family house¯ Large roomsbut 5C53. ties, drainage. Wecut fields. ROOMMATE- young female bedroom Prioceton farmhouse.$85. + utiliti not too manyof themfor day to daylivingl On7 ½ We do driveways. We also Io share beautiful old home. lownhouse.Central location. 609-737-9332. acres of splendid property in a very central FRANKJ. CLEARY-- con- deliver gravel, sand, top soil, WORKSHOP WANTED -- Mustlike kids, Hopewell.609- Pond, tennis, golf uearby. ~__ etc. Call anytime,609.924-9555. 466-2707. washer, dryer $175 plus Princeton location. $375,000. tractor. All types of concrete Approx.24,000 sq.ft, area in work. Free estimates. 609.466- light industrial zoneto set up uti ilies per month. Ca Eric, WOMANWANTED-- tosll smallshop. 201-246-8197, 609-924-5456 2776. HALF A HOUBE FOR RENT - house in Ropewell wit: We Have FunSelling Property SCENIC CREATIONS INC. to single personwho doesn’t grad sludents / profession Because ALL TYPESof excavating;Designing and plantinglawn smoke.Rouse in woods,deck Sunny, cheerlul spacious landclearing; septic systems Commercialmaintenance an~ residentiaR. sodding. STUDIO- suitable for artist. overlookinglake. 2 fireplaces. NICE FARMIIOUSE & 3 cats and lots of pla We’re The Placel drains;driveways installed, One basic room - light, private entrance& bath. Give groundsto share, 8 rain. lrum Baokyard,cellar, attic, , ’t cutout, stoned or paved;call Free estimates. Call 609.446- privacy,Please call 609-921- background & references. Prbteeton on lhvy 206 for room, $150/mo.includ 921-1550 AiPadgett t20ll 359-3735 after 3473 or 609-890-9066 after 5 p.m,0907. ReplyBox #01607,Princeton responsible person. $125. plus utilities. 609-466-1681el 5 p.m. Packet, ulihties. 201.874-4946,874-3532. keep trying. HOME HUNTER’S G bIDE

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BEST BUY AROUND TWOLAI(GE FIREPLACESare just tbc bekdnning of Is lids terrific 3-4 bedroom.2 ½bath, contemporaryjust a OVERLOOKS THE HARBOURTON HILLS this unique Imme. Eat-in kitchen with island, built-in low minutes from Princeton. There arc so many lovely 3.649 acres with approx. 31 mature apple trees surrounding cltopping bhrck and dlsbwasher; utility room is on first features such as cathedral ceiling in living and dining this custom built 3 year old ranch with attractive native floor. Crmtl)ine oMworld charm with maintenance free rooms, deck patio off family room, ¾ acre on cul-de-sac fieldstone and aluminumsiding, 7 rooms, 2½ baths, stone alnminumsidiog anti you have a bargain at and a snper neigbborhood of higher priced homes. fireplace, central air conditioning, central vacuum, ...... FIFTY ONE THOUSAND...... SIXTY FOUR, NINE. oversized 2 car garage with expansionpossibilities. Areal beauty in Hopewell Townshipfor ...... NINETY-SEVEN, FIVE WANT’FILE GOODLIFE Yea can have it when you moveinto this super 2 bedroom, IrA bath townhouse, in East Windsor. The full basement. eat-in kitchen, large dining room, central air, JUST IN TIME JSTMAS- A brand new listing!t" tlere’s a c washer/dryer, upgraded appliances, storms and screens Colonial on a tree lined street in desirable and more make this the BESTBUY around. Near tennis Township. As the family slumbers comfortable in the four bedrooms, Santa can courts, pool, school and playground, the N~Y.bus stopping leave many presents by the beautiful hearth that adds at corner, wittt all outside maintenancetaken care of for warmtbto a spacious living room, Merry Christmas! .... yon. Tltcre’s time to play and do the things you most enjoy...... FIFTY FIVE THOUSAND. Call us to see ...... THIRTY FIVE, NINE.

. " , . . 5. IIICKtlRY ACRES COLONIAL perfect house for DON’T BE LEFT OUT IN THE COLD. Start building growing family. Four bedrooms, 21/.2 barbs, large eat-in equity today in this modernizedthree bedroomcolonial on a woodedlot in Lawrence Townslfip. Lowtaxes leave you WOODEDLOTS - NEW CONSTRUCTION kheben, family room anti lovely back yard. Assumable that extra spendingmoney so necessary this time of year.. Just beginning so it’s the right time to make your own 6¥t%mortgage to qualified buyer° or available for F.H,A. aml V.A. fimmcing ..... FIFTY SEVENTIlOUSAND...... TWENTYEIGHT, NINE. personal selections. 8 rooms, 2½ baths, family room with fireplace, oltra modernkitcben, dining room. Don’t delay, there’s only 4 to be built. Yonwon’t believe it at ONE OF THE FEW NEWER HOUSES LEFT in ...... FIFTY NINE, NINE. Lawrence Township for under fifty thousand. This tastefully decorated 4 bedroomhome delights the eye, and JUST PAINTED pleases the family interested in low maintenance features Andready to be lived in and enjoyed is our dramatic Tri- such as aluminumsiding outside and wall to wall carpeting PENNINGTON BOROUGH INEW LISTING) Level Contemporary. Located on an acre at the end of a inside. Bright airy rooms add to your pleasure through A very charming 2 story colonial witb 8 rooms, 2½ baths wooded cul-de-sac. There are ¢ bedrooms, 2½ baths, all the seasons of the year ...... FORTYNINE, NINE. that features a super studio with beamedceiling and unique laundry’ roomon main level, fireplace in living room, large sky light effect, a huge master bedroomsuite, large brick uhra modernkitchen with sliding glass doors to deck, large patio and lots of mature shade trees on the 10ft x 149’ lot. deck off living room overlooking private woods, many CHOOSE THIS HOLIDAY SPECIAL FOR THE KIDS First time offered. Don’t miss it at upgrades such as plush carpeting, mirrored doors, dressing -- near schools. Here is your chance to owna spacious 4 ...... EIGHTY-NINE, NINE room in master bedroom, and lots more. Call us t~wlay for bedroom colonial in an established neighborhood on a professionally landscaped corner lot. Hurry! Santa has an appt. Ownermust sell. Asking ...... SEVENTYFIVE, NINE. received a lot of requests for this one...... EIGHTY FIVE THOUSAND. CONTEMPORARY SPLIT LEVEL Ill’: TIlE FIRSTto see our newest listing before its sold. TWIN RIVERS CONDOMINIUM 9 rooms, 2½ baths. 3-4 bedroomsand includes a beautiful This mint condition Manchester colonial in Devonshire has Youcan afford to ov.’nthis superlative condo with many TIE THIS PACKAGEWITH A BIG RED BOWand the family room with a floor to ceiling stone fireplace. all the most desirable extras -- fireplace in living room, upgraded and all appliances. Just moveright in and hang entire family will be pleased. Whenholiday madnessor too cathedral ceilings, 2 raised balconies that overlook a central air. hardwoodfloors and storms and screens. Four your clothes in the closet. Youcan enjoy tbe freedom of a much togetherness exhausts you, retreat to the master professionally landscaped lot- for. EIGHTY-FIVE,NINE herin.mrs. 21/, batbs make this a perfect home for a wonderful new way of life. No maintenance, pools, tennis bedroom suite with its ownTV room. Sound interesting? gr.wing family, l:.r only, ..... EIGHTYFOUR, NINE. courts, open spaces, private clubhouse for Avon Village Let us showyou this sparkling hometoday. owners, and advantages galore. Let us tell yon more about ...... NINETY TWO THOUSAND. this. Only...... TWENTYSEVEN. FIVE. ROUTE 130. EAST WINDSOR 2681 MAINST. (RT.206} ROUTE31.1)ENNINGTON, N.J. 2421/_, NASSAUST., PRINCETON 600-737-1500 609-882-3804 60q-448-6200 609-921.2700 LAWRENCEVILLE609-896-1000 8 Offices to Serve You WEIDEL REAL ESTATE Interior & Exterior Color Photos REALTORS-- INSURERS International RelocationService

Apts./Houses RoomsFor Rent RoomsFor Rent Apts.For Rent HOPEWELLBOROUGH To Share FURNISHED ROOM FOR ROOMFOR RENT - Princeton TWIN RIVERS -- Modern TAXBREAK...Well caredfor Victorianwith professional offices GENTLEMAN -- on quiet Jet. farmhouse, female arden apts. Studio - l & 2 and2 bedroomapartment, Located near railroad station and ROOMMATE. h) share in a street, 2 blocks off MainSt. preferred. Inquire 809-799- cooperative household con- Manville. Call days, 201-722- ~edrooms, furnished or un- townconveniences ...... $&2,5~. 1675. furnished excellent lease for veniently located near 0070or eves. 201-722-8524. tenants (fang or short term). NEWLISTING...2 story townhoase with a nurseryand 3 shoppingcenter. $115. 609.924. 5027. Heat & hot water and many bedroonls,2 baths, laundry, dining room, living room,eat-in ROOM & SEMI - EFF- LARGEROOM - furnished or extras included. From’ $288 kitchen,basement. Deep lot hasa 1 V~car garage, 2 story, slate ICIENCIES-- at weekly rate. unfurnished in lovely house. andup. Call 609.448-7792. roofhorn with a 45’x45’cyclone fenced area. Offered at ..... 2 WOMEN - l man Princeton Manor Motel. Sunny,private, next to woods ...... $$S,SO0. professional people, mid-20’s MonmouthJct. 201-329-4555. kitchen privileges. $120. Near plus, seek male housematefor US llwy #l. Hightstown.609-448-9131. TWINRIVERS -- Lovely Ig 2 large sunny 4 bedroom house gR 2 bath Condo - all appl STONYBROOK in RockyHill. Available Jan. shag cpt pool, tenms, I. Call after 7 pm,809-921-7276 ROOMIN TOWNHOUSE -- RETIREMENT MOTEL -- beautiful room and board clubhouse. $340/mo. 609-448- sorry, no dogs. available January 1st. One 0319. REALTY minute from University & facilities for the retired on la 35 W. BroadSt., Hopewell transportation. No kitchen acres of nice, quiet country WANTED-- Responsible privileges. Happy surroun- land. Call 609-75a-8300or 2OI. SUBLET2 BR, 2 Bath apt, Realtors 466-0900 person, with professional or dings. Business or 821-8757. East Windsor. Children & pets " - "~ ’ MemberMultiple Li’;ting Service educational interests la share professional person preferred. welcome.609.446-5992 after 6. house with 2 womenand l E09-924-2841. Specializingin CountryResidential FIoperlies man. Cull 609-448-3822. SUBLET- I bedroOmapt., For SLEEPING ROOM - for Run at Princeton Meadows. gentleman in Cranbury Jan. 64~3.799-I9Mafter 6. ROOMMATIg SOUGHT to ROOM& PRIVATE BATH -- I, $11S/mo.Eves. Cal 609-395- share large charming far- with semi-private entrance in 1258. p rehouse with 2 others. Own secluded area for quiet SMALL FURNISHED Eft. !room & study l0 miles to studious person. 609-924-6065. apt. - all utilities included. Pr nceton or NewBrunswick. ROOMFOR PENT - share Reasonable. Close to Prin- Wewould prefer someoneover kitchen, walking distance to ceton. 201-329-2612. SECONDFLOOR OFFICE 28. Please call eves, 201-359- 2 ROOMS FOR RENT - far- campus.609-924-5792. 5495. mhouse. $125 & $145,lots of living space, secludedarea, ROOMFOR RENT-- walking ONE & TWO BEDROOM- Availablefor immediateoccupancy For ~’urt)~er information,609. distance of RCA.$09.452-8127. APTS. -- for immediate oo- [] 799-3937. cupancyat WindsorCastle, E. RoomsFor Rent Windsor Twp. FromPrinceton Newlyconstructed, panelled office with approx.800 take 571 to Old Trenton Rd. DTENNIS[::]SWIMMIN6 oCLUBHOUSE n60L PRINCETON-- Room for Apts.For Rent makealeft then proceedto the sq. ft.; outsideentrance, off street parking, storage FORRENT - 2 single turn, single person student or first left beyond a couple graOuate in family household Finally, get whatyou’re lookingfor in an apartment... area. Separate heating/air conditioning system roomsin private home,share hundredfeet from Old Trenton expedencethe PdncetonMeadows way of life. bath. Walking distance to with cultural interests. Must HIGHTSTOWN- on farm, Road.009.448-5~S. specially suitable tor researchor atchitect’s office, University. One avail im- havereferences. $150. Call a09. small 4 room apt. complete Distinctive one and two bedroomapartments. 921-6271. etc. mediately,the other Dec.lgth. privacy. $225 monlhly incl. Minutesfrom PrincetonUniversity. Call 609-924~879after 5:30 heat, elec. Adults preferred. MONMOUTH JUNCTION, 4 $225per monthwith leasearrangemnts negotiable. rooms.Call 201-297-34SL Closeto the NewYork - PhiladelphiaTrain. p.m. LAWRENCEVILLE - Com- 609-448-0297. CallArt Wilson lete house privileges. phone STUDIOROOM -- in Prin- parking.609-896-M67. APT. OVERLOOKING LAMBERTVILLE - 25 (609) 799-1611 ~in~¢~n Gordon& WilsonCo. 609-448.0507 ceton. Share bath with one, DELAWARE -- river, minutes to Princeton - l Stctttttact ~su¢ broker breakfast privileges, parkingl Lambertville,NJ. Newcon- bedroomapt., heat, hot water, carl business person ROOM FOR RENT - for struction.Avail. Feb. 15, One $21S. 2 bedroomapt. 2 baths, LINCOLN PROPERTYCOMPANY I I 1~3U~,,"%/~ preterred. $125/mo.fi09-924- gentleman,$30/wk. 609-896- bedroom$300 per month. 201- spacious, heated,$290. 609-397. 0804, 0443. 782-5425. 82e6, HOME HUNTER’S GUIDE

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OFFICE SPACE RESEARCH PARK r r"mr, ,.. 110l State Road, PHnceton,N.J. 3.25 per squarefoot net, net 30 days occupancyof "SPACEODYSSEY" ¯ Take a trip to the goodlife in our 2,600S¢l. ft. IN THEPRINCETON MANNER - The neal appearanceof the house newhome to be built on 1 ½wooded acres. You’ll be on "cloud 9" from the street givesno hint of the elegantterracing, elaborate with 4 huge bedrooms,2½ handsome bathrooms, ultra kitchen, 1,500to 30, 000 square/eet MARVELOUSSECLUSION ON OURAUTHENTIC COLONIAL FARM landscaping,and the luxurious 25’ x 50’ in-groundpool in the living, dining 8’ family roomsdesigned for entertaining and - Nowyou can makeyour dreamcome true¯ All the ingredientsare ¯ secludedgardens. With its newroof, newaluminum siding, new relaxing-- Or asJecta d~fferentmodel: contemporary, ranch or bi. here.A tree.lined lanetoads to a 200year old restoredhome set on windows, newappliances, this fantastically maintained 5 level with s Princetonaddress. 83 acres.Authentic old fireplacesand wide board floors remainfor bedroom,3 bath homeis an extraordinaryvalue. $t 24.000. charmand warmth and there is an up-to-date kitchen and new Low$11O’s to $120,000. 427, 000 squarefeet in Park CHARMINGIMMACULATE HOME ¯ Huge eat-in kitchen, 3 bathroomsfor convenience.Your kids will love the secret stair- bedrooms,sunny enclosed porch, anda largo sitting room.Over way, the hugedormitory bedroomwith its buig-id beds, and GRIGGSTOWNAREA FARM, PRINCETONR.D. 1 - Our 1755 Occupiedby approximately 50 Tenants rowingand fishing on the small farm pond.You wlU all enjoy a an acre of well landscapedgrounds. A GoodBuy at ..... $61,900. colonial fate houseoverlooking historical RaritanCanal has ¯a senseof privacyand freedom on this quaintproperty with its gaily$185.000. ~BI~~~ ~,~ ~"=-~’ t |i’, "~:~ ’ tl~’ .... large colonial kitchenwith o~enhearth firaolace, d/nine8" IJvino paintedfarmbuildingsand old-time feeling. ~~ ~/~=~,lr~.~, ,~!~]lljt ~:~lll[,,, : j;. ’ !,,, roomswith original mantels,family room~" 4 bedroomsin top condition. Onemile deep,this rolling farm land with frontageon 2 Princeton Mail:mgAddress roads, a barn, small building, pastures,fields 8. woodsmidway ~ ~~ ~ ." ;:, ,., betweenPrinceton 8" Rutgersis just whatthe doctor orderedfor ~’[ ~111~:"’ family riving today. Asa perfect investmentopportunity, sub- and Phone Number division 8 termsare availableto qualifiedbuyers. 85 +/- acres $255,000. CALL:Research Park RENTAL¯ in excellent conditionand’only 1 ½years old. Beautiful 4/5 bedroom,2 ½bath air conditionedtudor with fireplace and 609-924-6551 ,.AWOODED SETT,NO’,PR,N ETO.-Th,s unique wall to wall carpeting throughout.Occupancy late Januaryand - househas gracious living roomwith fireplace and wet bar, priced to rent at $750per month. a large formal dining room with a greenhouse wall Up- stairs, there is very private suite consisting of a master "62 ACREFARM" ¯ If your t~amily enjoys quaint fireplaces, wideboards 8. beams, a cheerful windowed family room bedroom, a study, a walk-in attic Bnd a full bath while downstairs there are two additional bedroomsand another ¯ !~ : . ,/ . ./. ~ t" !./~,~ TM" ovedookidgfisJds Et woodstar hunting, fishing, famJing, Apts.For Rent Not the swimming8- riding - comesee our country property in the full bath. Other assets include a very useful basement,a ...... ,: l Sour]andFoothills¯ Freshly painted ~" sprucedup - the 9 room playhousein the woods,a 1-1/3 acre naturalistically lan- FURNISHED ONE 1750colonial pluscharming guest house on 62 + / - acres- answers dscapedlot with abubbling brook, a stone patio and a cir- BEDROOM APARTMENT ¯ butthe DistinctiveClassical the needsof all in the family: charmfor Morn,fun for Kids in- cular driveway. $79,500. ’ ".~W I . ~ ¯ i!it semi-privatekitchen & full vestmentfor Dad. $2go,o0o. SUPERHOUSING FOR HORSE AND RIDER - Minutes from Turnpike bath. $150/mo. includes Design... 8" 1-95,you can easily reach all tracksE~ shows from this dellghfful . ’ " t! utilities.One month’s security. homeEt stables. 3 bedrooms,f ’/z bath homewith ranchdecor Maturegentleman preferred. beautifui swimmingpool for the owners,For the horses- oneof the few indoorarenas in areaplus 25 stalls, 3 paddocks,elc., on the 13 +/- acreswith highwayfrontage. St 65.000. ~. ~-=~~.~.-2--.~. ~ .-~ BESTBUY OF THE YEAR - This colonial boastsa hugeliving room East Windsor w/exposedbeams, large eat-in kitchen, a first floor laundryroom, BE SELECTIVE! 3 bedrooms,lovely old trees anda Princetonaddress, All for $S6,OOO. LongStanding NEWJERSEY’S "SHOWPLACE" Responsible Mgmt. :)VERLOOKINGTHE DELAWARE R|VERI CROWNINGA BEAUTIFUL EXPANSE OF LAWN,this two story All Modern Theincredible homesat De~awareRise. Upto 3,000sq. ft. and colonial has dining roomwith mirrored wall, living room, 4 Finely Maintained over of living area, brick fronts, aa shownin models,4 and5 bedrooms,modern eat-in kitchen, panelled denand separate . _~t~ ,~,~ ,~-- ..... Checkthese outstandingbuys... l & 2 Bedroomapts. bedrooms,2 ½ bathe, 2-cargsrsge. 6" x 3" of inaulation in all playroom.For income,there is a large roomrentable to Trenton IDEALLOCATION FOR PROFESSIONAL OR COMMERCIALUSE ¯ A in Roosevelt Full~, Carpeted houses.City water, city sewers,walks andcurbs are all in- Stats students.Many other extres andjust reducedto $59,900. idng impressiveDrive leads oneto this handsomecustom buih 5 Fully Air Conditioned cluded.Wooded Iota available. Hilly ½acre lots with 125ft. bedroom,3V~ bath homeso convenientlylocated. Thehome. on 4 JUSTLISTED - 3 BedroomRanch on treed corner lot. Newly Swim Club Available acres, is adjacentto lovely parkgroundsand top educationaland decoratedliving room,spacious kitchen w/dinette area, newbath, Some Balconies or Patios ~ecreationa~facilirids. It hasnew central dual zone air conditioning, plus an 18x 25’ unfinishedarea for family roomor studio. A must large foyer, living room,dining room, eat-in kitchen, family room see at $42,900. SHARON ARMS w/fireplaceand professional space ant: Io~d~t~f s;~acefor parking. EVERYTHINGIS INCLUDED in this lovely 4 bedroomdetached Located on Sharon Rd. off of The3 car garagelends itself to a variety of uses¯If ’¢ou’vebeen ranch¯ Fully equippedkitchen, remodeledbath, andsl~ecious Circle at Intersection of Rts. 130 & 33 near Tnpk exit 7-A just lookingfor the right spotin the heartof MercerCounty - this is it. living roomwhich opens u p onto a large, heatedporch¯ Don’t miss == mi. north of Rt. 1-95. ill It’s pricedjust right at S37,900. f~J.ssg.944b THE STATEPAYS FOR YOUR BACK YARD ¯ This 3 B/R ran- ch sits on the edgeof GreenAcres. All city utilities, new BROOKWOOD GARDENS roof and new100 amp service makesthis a steal at $37,900. Located on Hickory Corner Rd. off Rte. 130. WOULDYOU BELIEVE? A lovely lot with maturelandscaping, an $230 CENTRALAIRt 3 bedroomsplus panelled family room (or 4Ih From 609-448-535t elegantliving teemwith an openIseling, a large dining ell anda bedroom)on ½acre for only $,18.500. modemeat-in kitchen. There are 3 bedroomsand a bath on the WYNBROOK WEST samefloor andon the groundlevel with sliding glassdoors leading 3 BEDROOMRANCH with separate building ideal for artist’s Locatedon DutchNeck Rd. off to the patio, is a spaciousfamily room,a half bath, a studyor studio. On½ acre approx. 25 minutesfrom Princeton and t0 Hie. IS0 fourth bedroom,a laundry room, a storageroom. and a onecar minutesto Turnpike¯ $41,900. From$235 609-445-3385 garage¯All this addsup to EASYLNING. And what’s more, THE "COMETO A PARTY" - if you loveto entertain,do it in style in this OWNERWILL HELP FINANCE¯ Now reduced to $46.500. charmingcolonial¯ Theflowing spacefrom the 27 foot living room A LOVELIERHOME IS HARDTO FIND ¯ our newlisting has 4 spacious bedrooms,llving room,dining room, large kitchen, adjoining the gracious dining roomand large family roomwill APT WITH VICTORIAN ’ LAKESIDECONTEMPORARY - The spacious decks and wide ex- makeall occasionsmemorable. The family will love the eat-in family room.1 ½baths, area for office space¯Behind this perfect charm - in historic Lam- home.isa brandnew 16 x 32 in-groundpool secludedby a com- pansesof glass afford a lovely view of this heavily wooded kitchenand 4 lovely bedrooms.A delightful homeyou’re proudto bertville. 1 bedroom, $250 propertywhich runs downto the shoresof the lake. Thereare 4 ownat ...... $62.900. fortablepatio. Youmust see it now- howlong can i! last at includes water and heat. 609- bedrooms,4 fireplaces12 Entertainingareast Plus an extra large $43.500. 466-2363 eves. gameroom! If youlike cathedralceilings, skylights anda well- INCOME- INCOME I I This 2 family homein Lawrenceis a rare find equippedkitchen for gourmetcooking, then youowe it to yourself today. The1st floor has an enclosedporch, livlng room,small refrigerator, TV antennae & study, bedroom,kitchen and oath. Upstairs is a gv[ng room, COMMERCIALAND LIGHT INDUSTRY- One sto~ masonry 4 ROOMS& Tiled bath, alln to look at t his anractivesprawiing contemporary ranch. $159.500. carpeted, $200/mo. with stove, kitchen, bath and2 bedrooms¯Full basement,storms and soreens. building,2,200 sq. ft. Has200 ft. roadfrontage, good parking. Asking$79,500. THREEAPARTMENT, income property on a lake¯ Walkingdistance Lowtaxes. $39,900. water supplied. Adults ~/, to lawn, Shoppingand a NewYork bus. Twoapartmenrs com. UNBEUEVABLE¯ Zoned office ~ researchin center of Princeton- No pets. Has gas heal & hoax- pletely furnished. Financingavailable to qualified buyer. 26.8acres, Only$12,000 per acre. ups fur washer & dryer & Realisticallypriced a nd just reducedto $52.000. \\ private parking. 201-725-6403. BEAUTIFULPR. LOT- 3 woodedacres CREATEAMIDST CREATIVITY - Artists, writers, music~n.~.- a $48,000. living studioof 2000square feet ona beautifullywooded full acre¯ LAND.Contiguous to AmericanCyanamld, 24.43 */- acres zoned LAWRENCEVILLE -- Most All city amenitiesin s purerustic environment-- 1st level hasroom RO-1,research and office. Veryshort distancere Route1, Quaker privateliving. $30/weekly, all for 2 bedrooms,sunken living room,darkroom, bath, kitchenene, BridgeMall andMercer Mall. Easyaccess to Princetonand Prin- conveniences.Won’t last. 2ndlovely balconyfor a spaciousmaster bedroom suite area-- 45’ ceton Junction¯ HOME RENTALS Apts. For Rent Apts. For Rent GeodesicDome delight. S64,900. 70+ACRES ¯ with fields of corn, wheatand berries anda Prin- Broker$40 609-39.1-5900 BUYOF THE WEEK ¯ Comfortand beauty perfectly describe this ceton R FD address. $2.000/a¢. LAMBERTVILLE -- Ready UNFURNISHED NEW I2/15,spacious2BR, only$215, LUXURY APTS. I & 2 luxurious, 2 bedroomcondominium with every extra you could JUSTLISTED - Brandnew to the marketand picture pretty. The AUTOGARAGE - Great opno.’tunity for mechanics,body shop possibly imagine¯Living room,dining roomwith sliding doorto perfect starter home- 3 bedrooms,1 ½baths, oversizedkit- I AWAY MOST WEEKENDS? heatpaid, kids OK. bedrooms. $300 and up. chen, w/wcarpeting, alum. siding, full basement~ perfect men,etc. Loyal following makesthis well located garagewilh Greatset-up for responsible iIOME RENTALS MeadowLane Apts.,5 minutes patio, kitchen, laundry, 2 full baths, wail to wall carpeting¯ manybays Et equipmenta profitable operationa t only $99.500. Humidifier, central air. Just reducedto $30,200. condition¯ Walkto everything, $46,900. young professional or Broker$4O from Princeton Jct. Call609- graduate student. 609.443-3857, 609.394.5900 452-8220.

SMALLAPT- Ideal for couple 2 ROOM- complete kitchen. SUBLET-2 bedroom apt. Fox and bath. Off Nassau St. $335/mo, or single. Avil. Jan. 1, in Run, Plainsboro. Kingston. $175/mo. Kindly $225/mo. 609-882-3047 after 5 incl. gas heat & oven.609-799- pm. Adlerman, Click & Co. 4162. reply Box #4, Kingston, NJ 08528, For A~IsAr~;2 LTisting s A.R=BIa.c Hazel5fix Nora WIImat PhyllisLevln SUBLET- 2 baths,2 bedroom, Suki tewin STUDIO APT-forrent, small DanF¢lcclni Hunter’sGlen, Plainsboro. unfurn, adiacept to Univ.. HousesFor Rent RoeGreenberg Dorothy Kramer AvailableJanuary" 3th. 609. Jane Lamberty Avail. immed. Reasonable, Realtorsand Insurers (609) 586-1020 A..oRo,o.9~ 799-4462. 609-924-1086. (609) 924-0401 JoanAlpert ALLENTOWN-- Ranch with 4-6 HuffishSt., Princeton,N.J. Ba,bO,OKatenTrenbothPInkhomFlorence Rosenberg taste. 3 BR, w/w, air,, garage LoisFee DianneBishop Evening 924-1239 2 BEDROOM MODERN MANVILLE- 3 rm. apt, 20l- and more. Jo Ellen Grossman MadeneHorovlt= CRANBURY APT -- [tamed, IIOME RENTALS Broker $40 Member: Princeton Real Estate Group, Multiple Listing Service, Global Nationa~ R.E. Referral Service BetlyGray Kathleen Fee avail.,must rent this apt. 609. ¯ 722-1973. Mike Pollard 448-3198. 609-394-5900 MANVILLE - 5 room apt. BELLE MEAD - Modern I new y decorated, centrally RENTAL WITH A VIEW: bedroom 2nd floor. $275/mo, located near church, schools & ’Roomy ranch, 3 bedroom.s,.2 Apts. For Rent Apts. For Rent Apts. For Rent Apts. For Rent Apts. For Rent Apts. For Rent ’ heat ncluded. Available Jan. shopping, $260, 1 runs. baths.Quletoonvenientnel~n- 15. references. Security. 201- security, refs. No pets. 201. borhood, Hopewell Township. 725-5341. 968-0466. Modern eat-m kitchen, large ONE BEDROOM APT -- for EWING-4onebedroomapts, FRANKLIN CORNER HIGHTSTOWN -- on farm. 5 WEST WINDSOR -- New eat- EFFICIENCY APT. - Sinl~le playroom. SES0/mo., 609.924- 7545, ,rent,no pets. Locatedon US I. all immaculatein private2 GARDENS- Lawreooevflle,rooms, $225. Fee Heat paid, all bedroomsin kitchen, garage. Ig. livingS400/mo. room, setting, 2 non-smokingparking area.male. FirstQuiet Callafter 5pro, 609-924-6814 or family home, approx.20 mine, Areas most spaciousapart- extras, includeshot water, floorprivate entrance. Newly SUBLET ---, Janua~. Fox FURNISHED APARTMENT 924-5"/’/9. from Princeton.Some with ments.From$275,now renting, flaME RENTALS Braker$4O redecorated. Ideal for study, Run, Plainsnoro 1 bedroom TO SHARE ~ 8 minute walk FOR RENT -- 4 bedroom fireplaces, garage, 609-896-0990. $281 including heat, 609-799- from University. $145/month Colonial on CDl.de.sae in carpeting, ~ g09.394.5900 WESTWINDSOH -- Ideal for creative writing. Call 609-452- yards, a/c, porches, single person; 2 Ig. rooms,eat- 2139. 1427. including heat. Available Kingston. 1 block NY bus, 6 MANVILLE - 2 rm. furnished washer/dryer, panelhng, dish. 1 BEDROOM APT. -- one in kitchen and bath. Parking. December ltth. Call 609-924- minutes downtown Princeton. apt.Adults only, no pets.Call washer, new baths & kitchens, person, no pets. Hopewell, 609- $250/mo. includes all utilities. A V A l L A B L E I M. 3371. ’ Famil~ room, fireplace, 201-725-2769, storage etc. Prices $275-$37S, 466-2457. Par.zing. UNIQUE COUNTRY REN- FURNISHED 3~ room apt. centTatair, Ssg0/mo. Call 6~, TAL -- for peace and quiet ¯ - some with util ties. 201-992- Walter B.Ilowe, lnc. MEDIATELY -- 2 BR Condo near Pennlngton, New~ty 921-6175. 0456or 609-9~9-9781OT 201-821- lover. Separate entrance. all appi incl wash/dry’, remodeled, most utilities & PLAINSBORO SUBLET - E IiOPEWELL TWP. -- We 7129after 6 pro. 2 BEDROOM APT. - Second Downstairs - I large room & ,l{.ealtors $3251moincl heat. 609-448-0,184. yard. $325 too. 609-394-2314. minutes from Princeton. Two have 2 uDits on Pennington floor. Big kitchen & living kitchen. Ups)airs . large 609.924-0095 HOUSEFORRENT- 4 Ixlrms,, exclusively modern one 2s~ baths, living rm{ dining Road. Ready 1/1/78. All room, wall-to-wall carpeting bedroom with hand hewn bedroom modern. Hurry. living rm., heat & hot water beams and attractive bath. 10 apartmentB, rm & family rm. Cen ral alr, I MANVILLE ¯ 2 furnished $256/mo. available" for furnished, washer/dryer,2carj IIOME RENTALS 4ROOMS-Businesscouple, no included. Prefer business miles No. of Princeton. $275 MANVILLE - 5 re. apt. No LAMBERTVILLE -- 1 subletting after Dec. 20, ’77 tD children, no pets. Ap.ply at 155 couple. Avail, Jan. 15. I me. includes utilties. Security & Pets. For appointment, 201- waterbedroom & heat, apt. 609-466-2363, $200. includes rooms,I double, 1 single. Call garage. East Windsor. 609.443- Broker $40 201-722-09M. Aug. 15. ’78. Call 212-227-8151. 3929. B09-3~1.5~00 So. 6th Ave., Manville. security, $265. 20L-722-8057. refs. 201-782-0527. 725-8652. ililii==i HOME HUN TE R ’ S GUIDE 18-B Thursday, December15, 1977

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Electronic Realty ~ Associates, Inc. REALTYWORLD ofh!ring natinnwide expusurc, with a vnmpuleriznd phoh) Roomto movein this beautiful Salt Box. Four Bedrooms offeriug more combined square footage listing system Coming at you. Growing Strong! than some people’s homes. There is a huge kit- chen, a living room with fireplace, a formal dining AMERICA’SFASTEST GROWING REAL ESTATE GROUR room and a hmily room with fireplace. Over the 2 car garage is a roomto be finished for a studio, den Serving over 100 communitiesin the DelawareValley. or wbatever, a full basement and attic, One could spend paragraphs describing the creature comforts Youcan be padof Ameficdsfastest provkle~)u with tile moste×lensive real Arl inlen’~.3tiOllalrefemd serdce and 011 of this one. Plainly speaking this is a very nice assvr~iveacb.,e~lisin9 l)ro~,~m a~e all p,m gov4o9 real esDteorganL~ation - a estatetmh~in9 available and, where. Our home. Makean appointment to see this today. 9rOLlpof strongindMdual brokers united c[oscd’chvLfit"IV training proxjram is the of whatReal~ ~bllcl car] providefor poar $13%900. to ~iveprofessional real estateservice. onlyone of ifs khldin the indusl~,Reah.v business, Asa Realty~,hrld memberbroker ~,~br[d memberbrokc5 use the mostad. Sinceall ReallyL~)rld offices are WEARE PROUD TOPRESENT pouhaw-" all lhe advantagesof being part vancedmarkefin9 techniques and sales indelmndenllyo~ned, you have all the of an international~::VUUl). u.~tbotlt aids availabletoda~ indudin9Realscope. ~IeSC~[~Ce S O~a]~ intematinnalof~anL, atiqn ournewest listing in WESTWINDSOR .. a lovely 3 bedroom,2 bath ranch Around the turn of the 18th centuw neighborin~ ~cd[icin~v)ur indMdoalilu Realscopc.a Really t.~rld exclusive. ~dthoutsacfificin(] control of v)urbusiness. withlarge eat-in kitchen, formal dining teem and living room, 2 car garage landholders probably warmed their .feet at the ReahyWorldmeans business for ~.~)u, provideshome buwrs t~4th a lull.color If 9ouwant to 9o.vand be l~¢I ot ... anda newlycompleted family room with wet bar. The beautiful lan- fireplace of this charmer. Goodspirts still abound You1~2eeive all themarketin9 tools, per photo~jmpbictour of a sellers homein the lonlorrO,x’sreal estate indus/w,we urge dscapingincludes aflagstone patio with gas grill. Otherspecial features: and with a little love this could he the showcasefor sonndtraining andadverlising YOu need convenienceof tile Rcal~’~brldbroker’s vtmto call us toda.v centalair conditioning, citysewers, w/w carpeting andonly minutes to the your antiques, 5 hedroomshold a brood of any size to make~JDllr bosiness more stlcccssful. dike. In addition, our broke~have a hbtfll {ind Re/~.’V4)dd is a wodd of difference. $77,500 or board your out of town guests in complete Withdur’recmitin~ and trainin~ proganls completeselection of customizedsales train station. harmony. Catch dinner in your owntrout stream youwill alWactmore professional real aids.and professionally coordinalcd thai] or hunt deer in your backyard. Your own kennel ~statc personndto 3~urbusiness, ~,Ua lugpieces available for theire:,:clusiw., use, HOMEOFTHE WEEK holds the bounds. This one will cast a spell on you. Home, kennel, stream and 9 acres in the Soudand FOR MOREINFORMATION CALL BILL KINSEY AT (215) 353-6770, PRINCETONJCT.CAPE- All brick exterior with slate roof. Features modern foothills for $86,500. kitchen,living room, office orstudy, dining room ordownstairs bedroom, bath.Upstairs aretwo bedrooms. Idealfor single orcouple commuting to Phil&or N. Y.OWNERS ANXIOUS TOSELL ...... $55,500. Get a Horsel Keep him tied to a tree on your own spread in the foothills. Two bedrooms, living room, bath and eat-in kitchen, plus a two-car arage, patio, and nearly three acres puts you in ~usiness for a mere $,15,000. FORSALE

(~) REALTYWORLD Justthe house to"begin with". Aroomy 3bedroom, 2bath split level ex- REALTYWORLD cellentlymaintained. ThisEast Windsor homefor $58,500. hasair con- LAURENCER. MAY, INC. ditioning,includes allwindow treatments andin a pleasant, quietneigh- Route 518, Blawenburg (215) 353-6770 b0rh00d.0nlyseeing this lovely home willallow you to appreciate it. Somerset41 Mercer Co. 455-2444 MuUi¢0L~,~g so.~o. Dean Dabrowski MaureenLanger Connie Parrow Patricia Bell, Broker Ruth BIy Joanne Sanders Lois Fox KayTighe Janet Lachapelle HousesFor Rent Resort .Business Business Business Business Open7Days a Week rT~ Properties Properties Properties Properties Properties WeekdaysUntil 9 P.M. 799-8181 ~ ~ALS 1 FAMILYHOUSE -- for 3 persons, See., Util,, maint., 43 Princeton-HightstownRoad, Princeton Junction ,~so/mo.Inq. 151 WycoffAve., PROFESSIONAL OFFICE Hightstown. POCONOS-- wooded building BUILDING,So. Bruns., 40 x 80 MODERN STORE FOR EXCELLENTFACILITY - in SPACEAVAILABLE - Route lot. Year round resort w/heat,could be used for RENT- or for officense. Good Princeton area for your 33 Highstownnear tn~k. Will machineshop or storage,$200. location, Manville. Call for computer center. ’Self con- MERCERVILLE -- location.1 l.~acres, $7800.Call divide to suit. L reded off 609-799-3046. per ran, 6o9.65a-380~or 717.448- appointment201-725-935t. tained air conditioning unit street parking. 609.587-7a22 Fireplace. 2 baths. 3BB,only 6600. with raised floor. Special days, 448-8933eves. .~00.Great deal. ~~ ~ wiring & computer library. IIOME RENTALS Prime lOcation directly across Broker SUNBATHE NUDE on your OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT LAWRENCEVILLEoffice OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE HousesFor RentHouses For RentHouses For Rent own privatesun deck. Grill -- 300 sq. ft. Rt. 130 &Prin- space centrally located on from Princeton Airport. Call . aPRroximately S00 ~q. ft. 009.3~ steakson yourown sand dune. ceton Road, Carduners Franklin Corner Roadnear 609-924-8700or 201-022-6046. Retatl or commercial.Located Swim,surf and fishat your ShoppingCenter. Call a09.448. Route 206. Reasonable price. 1910 PrincetonAvenue. Call EAST WINDSOR-4bedroom 0574. 609-896-1850. 609.095-5324. COM’P-L-ET-I~LY-C-OM-HOUSE FOR RENT - Colonialin excellent location. frontdoor. Enjoy all the SALE BY OWNER ¯ FORTABLY FURNISHED PRINCETON BOROUGH -- Available immediately at prestige ann convenienceof a Small ranch in Charming4bdrm furn. house. brand new, $150,000, ocean- CRANBURY PRIME ,PRINCETON- 7500 scj. ft. ol .HOMEm Princeton, avail. Princeton, close to shopping Liv ng rm w/fireplace, large $450/moplus utilities. 1 year PROFESSIONAL OFFICE APARTMENTS ~ 24 utdts in BUSINEBS INCOME primeoffice spacein excellent Jmmema[eJy 4-8.moat% to lease, lX,~ month security front housewithout the hassles B U I D I N G S P A C E Trenton,$160,000~gross about PROPERTY. 7 rentals, plus a location on main thorouglffare responsmle small family. 2 center, buses, schools. 3 dining rm, 2 bdrmswith bath of ownership. 4 bedrooms, 3 AVAILABLE.609.443-1150. h~-..m~ w baths livine required. Air condition~. ~- full baths, laundry etc. Fully $47,~0.For offering sheet call 5 roomapt available. Building directly aeruss from Princeton room:-"altling" area, ’kitche~ downstairs,2 bdrmswith bath 443-4427 weekdays for ap- .’201-329-6309, in e~cellent condition, mustbe Airport. Immediate oc- b~ro°~lsh&wS~dY,ry , . - ,, g~f~;/"an & playroom upstairs. Very furnished and completely with refrig., stove, 2 utility private haekyard. Avail. Feb. pointment, equipped, for living and en- ALLENTOWN-- TWOUNt’t’ seen to be appreciated. Yearly cupancy, unlimited parking. oven, etc. Lovely proper%, storage rooms dryer double INVESTMENT PROPERTY income$20,000. Call 609.055- Call 609-924-8700or 201-622- .q.met area, yet rams. to 1. $7S0 per month. N.J. tertaining. Quiet area ad- carl~ort Avai|able ira- CALLAWAYREAL ESTATE, FOR RENT - Twin Rivers 2 jacent wildlife preserve on PRICED AT $3&900, WITH OFFICE BUILDING 079~, for appointment and f~46. umversR~,or st.atmn. $500 per mediatelythroughJune. Some ANNUAL INCOME OVER further information, monthplus utilities. 609-,1S2. 609-921-10S0. BRtwnhse, 1~/~ baths, all Long BeachIsland, N.J, Must INVKSTMENT furnishings available $500ver appliances, C/a, opted con- be reserved now for next $4500. DDR-DIDONATO FLEMINGTON,NJ -- Re. 31, 8413. monthan’d utilities. Call 609. REALTORS,INC, (609) 448- LAWRENCEVILLE--3BB,2 venient NYC bus, schools, summer. 609-924-8658or 4f~ Central Jersey office nearmedical center. 1,660 sq. 924-9403. shopping. $375/mo. ¢~9--t4a- 1282or 492-0309. 6ass. building investment on feetat $5.~,per sq. foot. LAWRENCEVILLE baths, w/w, $300 bracket, F R A N K L I N P A R K LenapePlaza. 201-782-5425. Executive,7 rooms,2 baths, everyextra. 3193or 44e.1422. % acre.Five year lease PROFESSIONAL OFFICE - heat paid. $300bracket. Hurry. COUNTRYRANCHER -- Just IIOMEIIENTALS FOR RENTOR SALE-- Twin RENTAL- Poconos, Big Bass OFFICES-- retail and/or at $56,000/yr., gross Exeelent location, 3001 Hw~.. IIOMEBENTALS 20 minutes to Princeton or BrokerS40 residential.2 story concrete expenses$28,000, 2 #27.Carpeted, paneled, will Rivers, 3 bdrm, Townhouse, Lake, 3 bdrms, color TV story - 9350sq. ft. Good BrokerS40. Trenton. Spacious 5 roomand 609.394.59oo l J~Z baths, charming ~tio, fireplace, pool, skiing. Call building, l block from Prin- partition to suite, utilities paid 009-394-5900 hath house with l-car garage, office space, fimshed after 6 pro, r~-7~-1478. cetonttospttal.zoningpermits parking. Central by owner. Immediate oc- LandFor Sale AvailableJan. tat. basement, professionally location. $225,000. cupaney.500 sq. ft. $sZS/mo. TWII~ ~ 2 Edrm ItOUSE FOR RENT-- West 3rd floor addition. 5000sq.ft, 201-297-6506. twnhse,$:]65 plus utilities. 609- WindsorTwp. 6 rooms&. bath. decorated. Rent $375/mo.Call per floor. On-site parking 16 + WOODEDACRES - on 448-5410after 6 pro. WalterII, IIowe,Inc. All improvements,fireplace, 2 after 7 pm. 609-4434694. available. Recent variance W. S, BORDEN mountainside near Bear Realtors ear Ear., fruit &shade trees. --- BEACII FRONTAPT -- on permittedoffice conversionfor MountainBridge. Onehour 2~ 609.924.0095 beautiful Sapphire Bay, St. adjacent property, Forsale or REALTOR 609-883-1900 OFFICE & WAREHOUSE FARMItOUSEwithfive acres Quiet & comfortable. Near PRINCETON-4 bedrooms, Thomas. Ground floor, minutes by train to Grand elf pasture land, barns for schools, train, shopping,bus. furnished, including will renovate to suit for long Evot.&wk,~d$.~a~.ss~.~341 spac% 10,000 sq. feet %000 CentralStation. Garrison sleeping-living room, large lerm tenant. P.O, Box 1138, warehouse, 2,000 office) animals and machine repair RENOVATEDTOWN HOUSE" months $390/m0. rent& plust roDS. utils. sec. Onein washer/dryer, dishwasher, bedroom,equipped kitchen, 2 modern facility in prime N.Y.School District. Beautiful shop with furnace. Housein . 3 bedroomsI-~,~ baths living advance. Avail. Jan. 1, refs. fridg. I mile to campus in Princeton, NJ or 609-924-0746. views.Several spectacular baths air conditioned. Ac- WABRENPLAZAWEST Princeton location. Avail. on residentialbuildings sites. good condition with 9 rooms, room, large kitchen, full required, Would like 2 yr. Riverside area. $47S/manth. commedatesup to S persons. EASTWINDSOR sublease for 1~/~ yrs., avail. 1% baths, inground pool FromFeb. thru Aug, ’78, 609- Maid and hnen service $50000.Reply Box #~1504 basement, fenced in yards, lease or longer. No pets, 609- 921.8723, 86 Cedar Lane. STORESPACEFORRENT 1/78. Average, $2.75 per sq. Prnceton Packet. plentYmonth,of privacy. $450per $375/month,plus utilities. 609. 799-1718days, 924-S592after 6. provided. Tennis courts, CENTRAL PRINCETON foot. Call Mrs.Baker, 609-452- 397-0486. swimmingpool water sports, STOREFOR LEASE-over800 RentTaxes Util. 1155, 9-5. TR--Lakefrontt QuadI, S BR, restaurant on premises. sq.ft. Fordetails phone, (Mo.)(Mo.)(Mo.) S0 ACRES-- High,wooded, EASTWINDSOR rancher with ItOOSEVELT--7roomhouse, 2~,~ bath townnouse many Reasonable.Call 609-924-2620.E~winHall at CharlesH. 1000sq.ft. $350$115 $100 zoned,resldential-agricultural 7rooms 2baths, 2 car garage, garage & storeroom washer extras. $425/mo. Write SMC, DraineCo. Realtors, 609-924- 2000sq.ft.$700 $230 $100 WOODWORKINGPLANT 2100ft. frontage, canbe sold in Convenient to N.J.Turnpike, PRINCETON- Avail. for 3 dryer. $3S0p us utilities. 201- Box 255, Whippany,NJ 079at. 4~0. forsale or lease.Immediate 2 parcels.Call us forpar- bus and train transportation, months. Completely furn. :182.382& ticulars.20 ACRES & 31 Nice residential area. Ira- English Country style home. 2 OCEAN FRONT -- Long Existing20 store shoppingoccupancy. _Monmouth PRINCETONJCT. - Rancher BeachIsland, beautiful new a plaza Ires space availableuoumy, ~urnpm¢ =~=. ACRES zoned generalin- mediate occupancy. $525.00 bdrms, 2 baths, fireplace. On Fullyair condltioned acoustic 24,000 sq.ft. All or part. $1.05 dustrial.Many more fine per month, acre in desirable location 2 2 STORY- 3 bedroom, family house, 7 rooms, garage, bedroom Dz baths s~ec. listingsavailable. Call MID- f replace, front & ba&yard. lacular view, w/wcarpeting, ~OFFICESPACE FOR RENT-ceihng recessed ’lighting, per sq.ft.rentM.N_e{Salreo~- mi. from bore. Couple room modern kitchen. EX- gS00/mo.Year lease. 2 blocks washer/dryer, dishwasher. Rte.206, across from Man- excellentlocation on Re.#130, per sq.tL uwn~r~ u[ ~.c[a JERSEYREALTY, 201.359. t,EONAIIDVANtIISE preferred. $375 / me. ce lent condition. Immediate tgomeryShopping Center. 1000 1/4 mile south of the Princeton protected. Call 609-~A8-8507nr 3444,201.297-4700. AGENCY megotiable) occupancy. $450/mo. Stults R.R.S. Cal1609:890-0926or eves For rent Sept..Oct. 609.494- sq.ft, to 4000 sq. ft. space 6~J-924-5982. 448.5107. 6410. - HightstownRd, 2 year lease, ¯ 201-528-7278. 1~9.4~8-t250 Realty, Realtor.. a09.395.0444, avaltahte. Newbuilding. ~t- Call 609-443-4427weekdays tar eves, 395-1258. 359.5837. appointment. LOTS FOR SALE -- it FARMIIOUSE-- on12 acres, a RENTAL- LongBeach Island. PRINCETON PROPERTY Hightstown Bore water ~srns,3 acres,every extra.COUNTRY HOUSES for rent,HIGBTSTOWN -- 4 bedroom Resort View of oceanand bay. 3 FORSALE - approx.8600 sq. sewer, Youbuild or will bulk Rightdollars, both in Lawrence Twp. very bedrooms,l-½ baths, dish- STORE FOR RENT- I100 sq." BORDENTOWNTWP. It. of well located,fire for you.Call 609-448-0380 afte~ IIOMERENTALS near Princeton. Bi-Level on Ouet street. Properties washer, clothes dryer, large ft. facing206 acrossfrom Approx. l acrecorner 2-½ resistant commercial space in 6 pm. " Broker $40 Availahe March I. frontporch, excellent con- M,intgomer.y Shopping Center. story dwelling, tSSO sq. {t, B-I excellent condition with ample . 609-394-5900 3 to 4 BR~lovely old Colonial $44S/month609-443-3839. dition.Call after S pro, 609-466- Nlw huildmg.201-359-5837. business.8 ram. N. J. Turnpike parking. 609-924-0125. with kcepmgroom& LR with ~ I"/09. and 1-295. Ideal for HEAVILY WOODEr ~OUNTR’Y~-"H-~E . fireplaces, DR, modernkit. POCONOS-- Big Bass Lake, prnf~sionaloffices with living BUILDING LOTS -witl 3"verlooking pond Near attached greenhouse, 26x50 HIGRTSTOWN- On quiet cub new home,fptc, pool, skiing. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT quarters.2 income apart* PHINCETONSTORE - for mature growth. An ex %llentown, NJ. Adiacent to pool, garage, $7a0/mo.{avail. de-sac, 4 bedroom2 full baths, Weekends,weekly, seasonal. POCONO- 3 BR,fireplace pool -- centralNassau St. Small or ments.Or liveina beautifullyrent. Witherspoon Street. eeptionaloffer ofprivate ant $450/m0. plus utils, Sec. table, free chairlift, sledding, ’.195 2bdrms2baths,$550/rto ~or purchaseat $200,000). required. 201-359-3610eves. ~-,148.0551, large,aw/il, now, low rent.landseap.ed home. LivingEstablished TV ~ Stereo secluded woodlandin a choiel ~lus utlls. ~mgtetamely only. skating, $125 wkend,families. area of executivehomes in thl . 20t-M6.0812. .’ Telephonesecretarialservices room wgh fireplace, dlning repair service.and/or suitable Refs. 609.396-7576,bet e:ao & VER~E - available. 609-924-2040. room,modern kitchen, 3 forother business or office. vicinity of David’s Lane m Very secluded brick manor EAS~oom _ bedrooms,I-½ baths, heated Reasonable rent. ~a.92,1-06~ Sourland Mountain i~ t:80. ~ house in midst of 92 wooded townhouse1 year lease, l-Z~z for rent near PieD and garage andmore. 609-298.0353or ~-7a7-937",’. In- monthssecurity, $400/mo.Call Kllltngton, Sleeps 6. Hillsbornugh Township. 3,71 BEDROOMS,l~.~ baths -- acres plus guesthousa. FOR RENT -- 5000 sq.ft, between 1-6pro for ap- acres,$24,500; 3 acres eerier lavishly panelled, 3+ 609.443-4427. $200/wcek.Call after 6pro. Garages building. 201-721-8331. pointment. By owner,St00,000, CORNERCOMMERCIAL ell

e CHARNESKI& BONGiORNO READIT IN Realtors& Insurers COZYAND WARM, with twofireplaces to warmyou during the coldwinter ahead¯ Living room, dining room, kitchen, family 42 S. MainSt. room,3 bedrooms,and 2 baths.Extras include wall to watt Charmingranch in Manvillehas everything but a newowner = Manville carpet,washer and dryar, and a beautifulinground pool for Largefamily kitchen, panelled with 1 BrickWall and modern summerfun andrelaxation. 3u¯l reducedto ...... ~4,s00. applianceS¯3 bedrooms,panelled and beamed living room, 201-722-0070 THE PRINCETON PACKET " ~" plus rue.room and fenced rear yard¯Many extras including " |vtnln~Hovr~ ontu~., rt~n. ¯ Fd. new "cedar.¯hake" eh~m. ¯~ding~ lureEve|: ~01.72Z.|$24 (609) 924-3244 , == " Owneranxious and has just reducedthe price to an economical $49,900. Too Late To Classify l awr(nc(; l cdge, HOMEMAKERS,PAP~NTS, ACTIVE GRANDPARENTS -- whohave some free time & OLDEREAST WINDSOR HOME: Living room,formal dining would like to earn money (609) 896-9100 room,kitchen, T.V. room,powder room w/shower on first taking care of sick people in the home, Flexiblehours, floor. 3 bedroomsand bath on second. Full basement,en- COLONIALHILLS REALTORS art-time & full time. Free closedfront porch.Large 2 car garage.Aluminum siding¯ ~r $49,500. aining by a professional. Reasonabletaxes ...... 201-874-4700 Second language & eaT assets but not necessary. Start a rewarding new career as a THE CENTRALPOST homehealth aide with Visiting Pa. Properties Too Late Itomemakers Service of Greater Trenton. Apply in (201) 297-3434 To Classify person, 151 MercerSt., Tues. SOLEBUIiYTWP. -- Enjoy a thruThurs. between 10 a.m. & W panoramic view of the 2 p.m. COUNTRYRANCH ON V, ACRE:Situated on a knoll countryside from this lovely HOTPOINT - Heavy duty gas overlookingthe countrysideis this pratWrancher in stone and stucco rancher on dryer, deluxe, ext. cond., used WashingtonTownship. Some outstanding |eatura¯ of the 3% secluded acres. Living only ~ rues. Movingmust sell CONGREGATION YOUNG eightroom house include carpeting throughout, large couniw with fireplace, dining $ll0. Call after 6 pm.609.44:1’. ISRAELof Lawrenceville kitchenwith knotty p~ne cabinets and new self cleaningrange, roOm,eat-in kitchen, family 3038. Holidaysale. New-old clothes a 45x 13’&club roomin basementwith barand full bath, room with fireplace, 4 householditems, toys & games WINDSOR-HIGH TS HERALD panalledbreezeway with double insulated glass windows, and hedrooms,library, 2~/z baths, LOST "TINA", 4 vr old andmany new items.Sunday anattic fan. Twocar garage and above ground pool, tad ..... 2-car garage and muchmore. SIIELTIEf miniature "Colliel Dec.18, I0 a.m. to 2 p.m.All ...... $69.900. Excellent condition, Easy Children’s pet. Call 609..448. indoors,2,5Texas Ave., off Rt. (609) 448-3005 N.Y. or Princeton commute. 1700exl. 57869 to 3 or 443,,6314 I, adjacentto Lawrence LEONARDVAN HISE AGENCY ELLIOTT REALTY CO., after 3. ShoppingCenter. Realtor, 609-77].-9133.Eves k MEMBERMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Sun.215-297-5319. TOYOTACELICA 1973.$1700. ’65 VWBUG -- Excellent Office: 609-448-4250 automatic,a/e, mustsell¯ 6o9. I B0Stockton St. HIghtstewn.N.J. running cond., $500. or best REALTOR 448-6104after 7 pm. offer¯ Call Kelly, 609-466-3534 Too Late bet 5 k 7pro, AlterHours & Sunday Call: The Manville News IVERS & PONDpiano 2.. ItichardVan Ilise 4-18-8t~42 To C!assify studio upright, lighl walnut LIVE-IN DOMESrlqC- Ior Ernest’rurp 4.1,8-215l finish, l0 yrs. old. Like new, (201) 725-3300 JeanEseh 448-1178 grown family. Offering very GNiVOXP O.TA LE $750. 609-924-1650after 5pro. desirable workingconditions. Electric Keyboard with ac- Experience& refs. necessary. cessories & Univox amp. $~. SILVERPOODLES - 3 male, l Pleaserespond with par- Will Barter or trade. 609-448- female, 6 wks. old, AKC ticularsto Box #01612c/o Real Estate Real Estate 3399. registered. $200each, 609-893.PrincetonPacket. For Sale For Sale 7149. SITTER& light housekeepiog 1973 OLDSVISTA CRUISER "tIILLSBOROUGH BEACON -- Mon-Fri,5-9pro. Movingto GROCERY STORE FOR WAGON- V8-auto. p/s, p/b, ~, Princeton and need warm SALE- $7 000.Rent, $250/mo. a/c, sunroof, woodgrain ex- ~’OWNtlOUSE-- Village 11, TWINRIVERS - 3 hdrm, 2t cheerful person to care for 6 Averagesales, $250. daily. Call terior, mountedsnows, looks (201) 359-0850 kitchen, bath twhnse, end unit, 5 .’ year old girl. Close to Prin- bet. 6.gpm,201-329-2258~ new. Ext. condition. $¢295. pllances no.waxfloor, prit ceton Shopping Center¯ VOLV--~q800-- 1966, $1000, 609-883-3266, location, Princ pa s only¯ 6 Drivcr’s license required. 201- 4484768& 448-3746. 545-1435or 2014~-B2~6. Manynew parts.Must sell. md 609448-8382,Deborah. CHILDSITTING COUPLE-or )m, individual neededin Princeton FINAL SALE DAYS -- All QUIET FEMALE seek)ng homefor Feb, 1978. Reply Box Pa. Propertiesremaining house contents. room to rentwith kitchen # 01613,c/o Princeton Packet. ]he Franklin NEWS-RECORD Must be sold Fri, Sat. &Sun. privileges.Call between 10am- ~’EST WINDSOR-- 7 room Dee. 16-18, from 10am-4pmat 2pro, 609-924-8453. MONTGOMERYTWP. - 5 (201)725-3300 house for rent. Excluding 224 DoddsLane, Princeton. beds, roomcottage, quiet, secluded. utilities,$335/mo. Call 201-359- COTT,~GEtFOROdeRE2Tc Z Chairs, tables, bureaus, SIX CHROME WAITING 201-359-5871. Available Im- 2090or 609443-6036. Vcr~/ priva el ,~" glassware, frames, ,pr!nts, CIIAIRS-- 6 cabinets, 2 Jade mediately. ventences. 1 ~rt, ~,=t curtains drapes, shelve’, trees, 1-9 yearsold 1-20years fireplace, bath, dinin~ area dried ~,eeds~ Christmas old. Canbe seenat Durners MUST SELL - 4 Smashing anqsmall Rttelaen. ’tins in- ’decorations yard furniture Barbershop, 4 Palmer Sq. ChromeBar Stools with brown ’TWIN RIVERS QUADIV -- c udes the heating. $~0/ma. and tools ’ tower pots end unit on lake. Excellent w/securRy. No others need luggatte old toys women’s East, located in NassauInn. suedeclothseats, excellent .buy- must sell. 609-443-6307. apply 215-~62-SM6. hats s~es c othes’, odd cloth condition$65 each new / sell sewing items and misc. of all PRINCETONMEADOWS -- 1 ,$25each. 609.448-8290. If you’ve got somethingto ...... sorts and age. Call 609-924-4121 bdrm apt 8 rodS, sublet availabeJan. t. Hunters CLEANING PEOPLE SOLEBURYTWP. -- Enjoy for information. __ Glen,2nd floor, $~6 per WANTED-Full time. Apply in sell.., we’ll get your mes- ,’WIN RIVERSSUPERIOR -- the charminghistoric village month.Call 609-452.9500days, person.Hilton Inn, East BR TWNHSEQ-11 - many of Carversville and still have BEDROOMSET - Maple or 799-4116eves. Windsor,Mrs. Brown. ~xtrasincl. fin, bsmtw/blt-in sage across! And our big strg,laedscaped & decorated stream5gbeautiful and some rolling woods. acres A mirror,with Spindle chest, bed, 2 nightdresser stands. with beautifully,choice location, great old house presently Can be usedwith furl or queen Fou~rey HOUSEKEEPER-- Kingston, ’move-incond. 609-448-89B2 divided into 5-room and §- s ze mattreSs.$150. 609-448. withblack stripes, tan nose tar child andhouse, minimum readership guarantees after7 & weekends, roomliving quarters, each 2907 for information. whitechin,white paws. Found 3 daysper week,References. with fireplace (easily con- 12/12Windsor Regency area. Call evenings. 60g.921-3132. verted to single family or. 1965 VW-- Good station car. 609-443-6620between 8 & 9 am you lots of prospects! differentsized aDtS.) La New battery.Best offer.609- or8&-O pro. HOUSE IN LAWREN- ?OCKTONCOLONIAL -- barn and garage,An unusual448-8310. CEVILLE-- $80 per month Deedfrom 1898. ~& a. 4 br,Ir, property suitable for horses or HOUSEKEEPERS - Im- plus utilities. 609.883-1178after r, den,kit. laundry, Igz cattleoffered for $170,000,1971 CAMARO- 48000 miles mediatework. Good con- 5pro. Laths,garage, principals only, Owner will consider financing, auto, 307-V8, ps/pb, viny.l roof, ditions& hours,rdust be dependable. Own tran- FRIENDLYHOME -- needs a ;54,~0.Ca/latter 6 pro,wee/c- ELLIOTT REALTY CO., asking $1700, seed conq. 609. helping hand. to clean this lays,all day weekends. 609- Realtor, 60g-771-8133. Eves & 452-4876,beL 8:30 am & 5 pro. sportation.Ref.609-448-2400 9 Iovelyhouse, (:all 201-359-2452. 87-1833. Sun. 215-297-5319, . weekdays.Ask for Dawn. to5.