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Vol. 25, No. 42 Twosections, 38 pages Telephone(201) 725-3300 Thursday, Oct. 20,1977 Secondclass postagepaid at Manville,N.J. 08835 $4.50per year/15cents per copy Council approves Women Voters endorse $1.4 million bond free municipal library by Steve Zurler Mack and Garibaldi construction Staff Writer companies. all boards of free municipallibraries Ralph Henig, a representative of by Jane Petroff the township council," the League A$1.4 million bondingordinance to Mack Construction Companysaid the ManagingEditor be appointed by the town council. president noted. connectthe interchangeof Rt. 287 with Cottontail Lane extension was needed "Wehope that the library board will Speaking on behalf of the library Schoolhouse Road and CampusDrive The Franklin League of Women be non-political," Ms. Gallagher staff at Tuesday’smeeting, assistant for a numberof years. Voters will formally encourage was approved unanimously last noted."l’n the past, the boardof trustees librarian Pat Baconpointed out that a "With the coming of the Route 95 township voters to pass the Nov. 8 has been comprisedof dedicated peo- municipal bond might be one way of Thursday evening by the township extension, the improvementsalong council. referendum to create an independent pleinterestedsolelyin theadvaneement eor-ing up with the neededbook funds. CottontailLane will do a great deal for municipallibrary facility. Another possibility would be an The project will improve ap- attracting industry to the township," of the library. Wehope this will con- proximately5,800 feet along Cottontail The League decided to endorse tinue with a council.appointedboard." agreementwith the county to pay for he said. library director Patrieia Nivison’s books the board andstaff wishto keep Lane. Costs will be incurred on a 70-30 Mr. Henigsaid the area will become As an association library under the per cent basis with the township claimthat the library will be better off county system, the five-member on a long-term basis. shouldering only 30 per cent of the an Industrial Park, similar to Raritan without county books, funding or board of trustees has been self- An informal poll of Franklin Valley Industrial Center. He explained supervision after hearing opinions residents who attended the league total. that "prestige" computes would be generating. The director is elected by ¯ According to Township Manager from its membership and from the the board, which also appoints new meeting wouldcertainly reveal a sure Harry Gerken, the improvements, attracted to Franklin if the extension public at Conerly Road School last membersas each term expires. victory for Pat Nivisonand her board. was completed. Tuesday evening. However, spokespersons for the whichconsist of an added road, sewer Another stumbling block, regarded line, and sewagesystem, could return Although commentsran strongly in county library system, notably June approximately$328,000 by 1982. MACKhas been responsible for favor of a municipal library, the as less serious than the others, Adams, a Franklin resident who bringing Ortho Pharmaceutical and league listened hard whena numberof regards the acquisition of booksin a serves as director of the county Singer Corp., an affiliate of Johnson "WE IlOPE these improvements possible drawbackswere outlined. municipal library. library board, plan to use every and Johnson into the township. Althoughthe council has tentatively minute of the time remaining before will start a chain of industrial Joseph Garibaldi III, of the developmentin Franklin," he said. CONSEQUENTLY,the league en- promiseda library budget of $200,000 Nov. 8 to swing voters aroundto their Mr. Gerken hopes the road will be Garibaldi Corp. expects the area to dorsementwill carry two reservations. for the comingyear if the referendum point of view. completedby Oct. 1, 1978. consist of predominantly light in- "Weintend to watch carefully that goes through on Nov. 9, that sumwill They contend Franklin will lose The plan was recommendedafter dustry. In the past, his compnayhas the library is adequatelyfunded, since only cover staff salaries and general crucial services provided to any three years of research by the In- constructed everything from office the entire budget will have to be ap- operating costs. library within the county system. The buildings, research laboratories, and provedby the townshipcouncil if the expected construction of a newbranch dustrial Economic Development light manufacturingfactories. The library board will have to Commission. It requested the con- referendum passes," revealed League negotiate with the council in order to library in Bridgewater,18,000 square struction companiesowning the land Mr. Garibaldi explained that the president Roni Gallagher after the comeup with funds to buy someof the feat of which will house the main on each side of Cottontail Lane to pay area is zoned M-IIndustrial for light meeting. county-owned books nowhoused by countyfacility, is also dangledas an 70 per cent of the improvementcosts. industry. His companyowns 30 acres This year, the county provided attractive carrot before Franklin ¯ The 70 per cent will be repaid by of the land the improvementsalong $135,000of the $200,000spent on library the HamiltonStreet building, as well voters. Cottontail Lane will makeaccessible. operation and staff. The township as new books the director and her residents along Cottontail Lane on an board maywish to purchase. assessment basis over a t0-year "Wepropose to build a speculative forked over $119,000 resulting from TIlE LOSSof 15 per cent of their period. building in the spring or summerof $3.70 per person in dedicated county annual operating budget, now ¯ Several residents along Cottontail 1978 in the hope that somebodywill taxes required for membershipin the DESPITE this problem, Ms. provided through local dedicated Lane questioned the construction of lease it," said Mr. Garibaldi. county system. Gallagher said, the league feels the taxes, stimulates an even harder Another caution to be formally referendumshould pass. curbs in the area. William Yakovone, Althoughhis companywould like to selling job from worried county lease space predominantlyfor office voiced by the league regards the "The library director and the board spokespersons. a resident along Cottontail Lane, have reassured us that there are many handeda list to the townshipcouncil of use andresearch purposes, the offices, appointment of library board mem- Ms. Bacon was quietly adamant in bers. meansto take care of book purchases. her rejection of the county’s 9 out of 14 signatures of people from becausethey are to be built’with a 20 It will depend on the outcome of the area. All voicedtheir oppositionto foot ceiling, can and probably will be negotiations between the board and curbing. used as warehousesalso. STATEGUIDELINES require that (See LIBRARY,pg. 18-A) "Historically we have had a He mentioned that two European drainage problem there and if the companies are strongly considering township constructs curbs, the the possibihty of moving their problemwill be increased," he said. headquarters into Franklin. Mr. Twoof the more aggressive com- Garibaldi declined to mention the panies owningproperty in the area to namesof the companiesor any of the ERA, reproductive freedomto be be opened up for industry are the specifics involvedin the negotiations.

and inside... key issues at IWY conference arts ...... I-B A horrible un.namedmonster... calendar ...... 16-A forum ...... 4-A ...whoseshoes give himaway as a probableSunday morning Jaycee jogger, is tem- porarily behindbars (andmask) at the Jayceeshaunted house at 123Davidson Franklin delegaterepresents state in Houston police blotter ...... 18-A Avenuein Franklin. Toursguaranteed to frighten the stoutestof heart areunderway obituaries ...... 5-A Thursdaysand Fridays from 7 to 10 p.m. and weekends’fromI to 9 p.m. through social news ...... 7-A Oct. 30. Onthat date a $50 savings bondwill be awardedto the personwho sports ...... 10-A suggeststhe best namefor the monster. by Steve Zurier pensive than constructing a lobbying She nowserves as Director of Social (Steve Goodmanphoto) Staff Writer effort. All resolutions producedat the Services at Raritan Valley Hospital in THE SINGLES SCENEdoesn’t have to be a meat market. For a Houston conference will be sent to Greenhrook. As president of the every memberof Congress as well as Somerset County NOW,she has review of clubs and organizations in the area that look "beyond WOMAN.Does it stand for the en- trance to a ladies room?Hardly. to President Carter. developeda RapeCrisis Center at the Mr. Goodbar,’" see page 1 4-A. Letters spelling "WOMAN"are A late bloomer in the woman’s hospital, confronted the ad- proudlydisplayed on the license plates movement, Ms. Drum became in- ministration at the hospital until they Advice for Halloween: volved in the National Organization FRANKLINSMOKERS will have no excuse to stay hooked after of Evelyn S. Drum’sCorvette Sting- provided staff whowould not evokethe for WomantNOW} three years ago smokEnders hits the local scene. See page 2-A. Ray. Ms. Drum,a Somerset resident, Right of ConscienceBill to avoid doing will be representing NewJersey at the when her marriage broke up. abortions, started a battered women’s shake hands and chat International Woman’sYear (IWY) "The marriage didn’t workafter I discussiongroup, and is the facilitator THE WARRIORShave finally done it. During an action packed Conferencein Houstonon Nov. I1. went back to work and began to for the NOWdivorce "rap group" "game last Saturday, the Franklin gridders whipped Bridgewater- Ms. Drumis one of 40 delegates establish myself in a career," she which began her career in the explained. During this period, Ms. East 44-21. For hill coverage, see page 1 I-A. A "Meet and Treat" approach to diversion each year fromOctober 14 to selected during the state convention woman’smovement three years ago. Hallowe’enin Franklin Townshipthis 30, Friday nights, Saturday and held at Princeton University during Drumbecame involved in the divorce year maywell eliminate the "trick" Sundays.This is the third year for the the summer. The slate, a clinic at her local chapter of NOW. Some WOMAN. THE 4-INCH PRAYING MANTIS pictured below is one of the aspects while increasing the fun-- event whichsupplies not only thrills in predominantly feminist block, is in many forest creatures who dwell in Rutgcrs’ Hutcheson Memorial particularly for the adults as well as keeping with the times but benefits favor of ratifying the Equal Rights Forest off Amwell Road. For a full page of forest scenes and a the children. charitable causes. Amendment (ERA), reproductive freedom for every woman,and human feature article on Rick and Darlene Frye, who live at the edge of "Our chief aim," MayorJack Cunen Bogan MeadowsFoundation plans said, "is to encouragethe families of for Halluwe’en,centered at the newly- rights for all people. the forest and keep it spruced up for the hundreds of visitors who our communityof 36,000 people to acquired Bogan House at Easten IWYis a federal program stemming will learn its secrets during weekend tours this fall and winter. See becomebetter acquainted with each Avenueand DeMottLane are set for from the State Department. Main- page 9-A. other and also the fine events we Oct. 30. The mayor and countless raining offices in Washingtonand New {Steve Goodman photol host." Franklin families will take part in the York, the programis responsible for Thus the handsthat knockat lighted "PumpkinFestival" all afternoon. the administration and funding of the doorswill be of all sizes and will be in Events include an apple-dunking Houston conference. search of more than the traditional contest, costumes and costume Each state and territory formeda jelly beans and cookies. Theywill be judging. committee to review the resumes of extended in friendship by neighbors Ms. Post, spekesperson for the womeninterested in going to Houston. and those whotravel far afield since foundation, is excited with the At the state conventions,the delegates the Township comprises 46 square possibilities of this year’s pageant. were selected. Workshopsdiscussing miles and runs all the way from New "There are many small com- several critical issues facing women Brunswickto Princeton. munities within Franklin," she said, today were also held. The workshops MayorCullen’s plan is backed by "and getting people to know each produced the three resolutions the 2 Mary Jane Post of the Began other by organizing communityevents NewJersey delegation will take to / MeadowsFoundation and Attorney such as this is just what is needed." Houston. Steve Klausner of the Franklin The mayor’s Halloween Ms. Drumis adamant in her stand Jaycees whose organizations will proclamation, while emphasizing the on reproductive freedom. "It should sponsor a "PumpkinFestival" and a value of neighborly visits by adults, not be a matter of the state, nor any "Haunted House" respectively. stressed the importanceof fun for the institution that will decide if a woman whole family, with parents joining can or can not have an abortion," she llALLOWEEN SAFETY will be their children. said. stressed with several points noted by "Introduce yourselves," he said, On the issue of ERA,Ms. Drumsaid, the mayor. "and makeespecially sure that new "The reason ERAis being voted down 1. Makeyour visits during afternoon community residents are welcomed is that people don’t have the facts." and early evening hours. during ’Meat ’n Treat’ rounds." She claimed that scare tactics were 2. Wear light colored costumes "Children are entitled to the in- used by anti-woman groups to per- decorated with reflective tape. nocent fun and festivity associated petrate lies. 3. Observe the basic pedestrian with the observation of Halloween "Whatwe want to direct people’s safety rules of the National Safety customs which involve masquerading attention to are the inequities men Council. andvisiting neighborsfor treats. suffer also," she said. "If a mandies, 4. Use flashlights after dark, "Now we can put family fun in the womanis entitled to collect social 5. Light your pumpkins with a Hallowe’enby makingthis traditional security, but ff the womandies, the flashlight. eventa time for our citizens to get to manis not allowed to collect," she 6. Call at homesthat welcomeyou knoweach other in a true spirit of continued. Ms. Drumand the slate of with exterior porch lights on. neighborliness." 40 N.J. delegates are convinced ERA will help to changethis. THE ORIENTALTOUCH in Imme decorating is featured in the The first of what the mayor an- Joe Kinlin, in commandof the ticipates could become an annual towuship’sSpecial Police Force, joins The NewJersey IWYposition on edition of The Packet Magazine which appears in today’s edition, event in Franklin, adding moreevents with the mayorin underlining safety abortion dates bacl~ to the Roe vs. The magazine also offers advice on redoing kitchens, guest rooms, next year, will beginwith the Jaycens’. aspects, Wadedecision of 1973. EVELYN"SKIP" DRUM,New Jersey delegate to the International Women’sYear baths and some off-beat articles on converting a warehouse to a Haunted House on Davidson Avenue Motoristsinparticular are alerted Ms. Drumexplained that having conferencein Houston,proudly displays her license plate, andher cause. home and building one’s own dream house. near Cedar Grove Lane. touse extreme caution throughout the conferencesperiodically is lessex- (Steve Goodmanpho!o) The Jayceas sponsor such spooky dayand evening. I hi, fraflklitl’N[WS RECORD Thursday,october 20, ]977

Franklin smokerswill get help in kicking the habit ...... I’";;eamt ...... ’ 1 beoame MANVILLEHEALTH FAIR a WINEmayven. / "’"...... ,,.. .-.""’"°"’ Sunday, Oct. 23rd from organization hired by health department Intermediate School 1-5 p.m. Following Franklin cigarettes, andwithout the conducting the highly abiding concern for the freedom, rather than an enjoy the pleasuresof a non TownshipCouncil’s recent senseof discomfort and regimented smokEnder smoker’scomfort and dignity. anguishingself-denial. In smokerin a matter ~ weeks." INNOCULATIONS: resolutl~ banningcigarette deprivation traditionally methodology. In additien, as a by-product addition, the program In the past eight yearsmore smoking from council smokersachieve a heightened gradnnily’de4oxifles’ each than 100,000 persons have MEASLES,RUBELLA, DIPTHERIA associated with smoking "Wemaintain strict quality meetings, the Franklin eessation. standards to assure each Sense of self-worth, ac- smokerprior to "cut-

The League of Women bership dues currently cover Voters of Franklin Townshiponly the national and state will conductits annualfinance assessmentsand the cost of drive in the townshipnext publishingthe lecai monthly Saturday, October 22nd week,Oct. 24 - 28. Thedrive bulletin. Thegroup relies on will "kickoff" with a break- funds raised from other fast meeting for workers sources for its other Wednesdayat 9:30a.m. at the publications,its voter’sser- home of Leona Davidson, viceactivities, andits special financechairperson. telephoneproviding voter League memberswill information. personallyvisit many stores, Sincethe local league will CORNER DELl businesses,professional andnot have the personpowerto Dueto conditionsbeyond our control, our dlnnerwom otheroffices toexplain the call on everysingle business in shlpmentsare delayedbecause of the currentdock league’sservices to the the township,business owners communityand to askfor and other individualsshould strlke. Pleasebear wlth us, aswe’re maklng arrange- contributionsforits com- feel free to mailin a cheekto mentsso youcan continue your dlnnerwofe collect- munitywork. the Leagueof WomenVoters ion. Wetruly regretany Inconvenience this may+cause OnTuesday, Oct. 24, league of FranklinTownship at P.O. ThumannsCold Cuts memberswill participate in Box35, Somerset,N.J. 08873. you. "donationday" at the A&Pon Forfurther information,call EastooAvenue. 545-2999. The League of Women Salads Subs Sandwiches Voters is a non-partisan organization dedicated to RUMMAGESALE active and informed par- ticipation of citizens in A rummagesale will be held Coffee Papers government. The league oo Thursday,Oct. 27, from6 to workson the local, state and 8 p.m. at the Independent nationallevels. Order of OddFellows Hall, The localleague’s mem- Welsh’sLane, East Millstone. SPECIALS Announcing Mother.in.~N Day ,c...... , this Sunday, ’...... o++i=A"=~.u,,..~ FStoneware+M0CouPon MIIPOdl ~ O1 mar+ ...... aaa t o~apmc+ te t o I~ ecet at IMPORTED CHEESE PEPSI October23. ~ kk@I~ ~ ~QI wits ~m m~0+30 S~OO~+IChQ+@ mO mmlVm HAM 99C Stortlng Sun., Nov.+3th $1.30 Lb. this DinnerwareOffer Will Repeat S2.00 Per 6 Pack For Two5-Week Cycles ( Just follow thls scheduleto build o Plus i completeservice for 4, 6; 8 or mote, Companion]Nov. 13-19and’~. Dinner Pieces IDec. 18-24 / Plato AvallableINov.20-26and\ Cereal/ At ComparableIDOc’25-31 /+oupBowl ¯ Nov.27-Dec. 3",, _ SavingsAnd Jan. 1-7 ,/" uup . ThroughoutDec, 4-10end X. v~:,....,. .... , Thls Jan. 8-14 / _. Dec;11-17 and\ Salad otter Jan. 15-21 ,/" Plate +,

/./ Thursday,October 20, 1977 lhe Eranklin NEWSRECORD 3-A ers namesnew division This year’s in honorof formerpresident Rutgers University’s newest 18,000 to 35,000, the univer- of Creative and Performing HOBBLESUNLIMITED, INC. division, theSchoolofCreative sity’s annual budget grew Arts is thn realization of an and Performing Arts, will be from$18 million to .$68million idea cherished and nurtured Hillsborough’sOnly Hobby El" Craft Shopl CROP named in honor of Dr. Mason and a massive $121-mlllion by MasonWelch Gross during Welch Gross, president construction program was his tenure as president," the emeritus of the State completed. resolutionstated. University, whodied Tuesday, Aresolution to namethe arts Nowstarting its second BOROCENTER Oct. 11 in RiverviewHospital, school in honor of Dr. Gross year, the school is based in of walkers RedBank, at the age of 66. was approved by the downtownNew Brunswick in Rt. 206 Hillsborough Dr. Gross served as university’s Board of the former P.J. Young’s president of the university Governors at its meeting Department Store at 358 from 1959 to 1971, a period in today in Newark. George Street. The school # which enrollment rose from "The creation of the Schcx4 offers graduate training in theater arts, visual arts and REGISTERNOW FOR MACRAME CLASSES music leading 1o a Master of Fine Arts (MFA)degree, the most advanced degree MiddlebushFire Dept. awarded in performing arts, and this fall launcheda four- OCT. 15 named"best overall" year undergraduate program in theater arts leading to a 10%OFF EVERYTHINGIN STORE: The MJddlehush Volunteer Bud Lewis, officer of the Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Fire Department was named Somerset CountyFire School. degree. "best overall" in Franklin Guest speakers were John Plans call for BFA Township,Fire District No. t, Baab, chairman of the board programs in visual arts and following the annual formal of fire commissioners, music to begin in the fall of Drawing for RemoteControl Model Race Car inspection on Saturday, Oct. 8. RichardGrosser, president of 1978, and a BFAprogram in Other volunteer fire the Franklin Township fire dance to start in the fall of departments competing for chiefs association and Dr. 1979. the award were Elizabeth Samson Smith, former Some140 graduate students Avenue Fire Co., Millstone chairmanof the board of fire and 30 undergraduates are * DEMONSTRATIONS* FREEGIFTS * Valley Fire Dept. and commissioners, Fire District presently enrolled in the Somerset Fire Co. No.1. school. John Bettenbender, The Middlebnsh Volunteer This year the 25th An- dean of the school, estimates Fire Department, located on niversaryof Fire District No.I enrollment will rise over the alcott Street in Middlebush,is formedon Feb. 24, 1952. next four years to between650 under the direction of Chief and 700 students. William Cuddy. The event was scheduled by the board of fire commissioners and was hosted this year by the Millstone Valley Fire Department with a buffet at their firehouse after the in- Openlnl spection. 4S Deweyand DebbieBuschert pushed their 10-month-oldson Matthewthe entire 10 miles of The four fire departments bottle Celebration Franklin’sCROP walk. Ben Beckage, Sr., developed"blisters on his blisters," but not beforehe had were inspected and evaluated 9ow GiantBattles "not an acquaintanceen route whose"hello" promptlycost him$5 for the cause,Mr. Beckagecompetitively on a point Foodtownof reported.About 171 people followed the trail leadingfrom the St. Peterand Paul Church starting system to determine their HighPrices point, to St. Matthias,then to the First BaptistChurch of LincolnGardens, and finally backto St. relative level of preparedness. ,Wesffleld WeGladly Rldilrll U.S.D.A. Food Stamps Peterand Paul. Thewalkers received pledges expected to total morethan last year’s $4,000.Of Judging included personnel 219Elm Street Rodsemany0r oil SuperCoupono this, 25 percent wilt providehunger relief in FranklinTownship. The remainder will be contributedattendance, engine room Wlfha Slngls$7.50 ot MarsPurchoss to overseasprojects destinedto helppeople help themselves.The CROP walk, also knownas the cleanliness, and apparatus "communityhunger appea~ of the world churchservices," is sponsoredannually in communitiesequipment, in accordance with HB throughoutthe nation. Franklin’s effort wasco-chaired this year Ellen Langrethand Gertrude the current fire rating Higgins. (SteveGoodman photosl requirements. The judging lb. pkg. team was headed by Chief quaders DougRue of the Country Hills Fire Dept. and included Chief DonPerkins, MontgomeryNo. 2 Fire Company, Chief Ray Demsfire up for actionauction Reigel, Hillsborough No. 2 Fire Company, Chief Fire The second annual "action day’s use of a Troy-built 4 HP available for purchase Inspector Andrew Kwiatek, auction" sponsored by the rote tiller; math and science throughouttheevening. The$t Bridgewater Township and HB J.F.K. Democratic Club will tutoring; tennis instruction; admission charge includes lb. vac. beheldSaturday, Oct.22atthe legal services; and a sour- free coffeeand cake. pkg. Community Volunteer doughpancake breakfast to be Firehouse on HamiltonStreet. cooked and served in your LCON Professional auctioneer home. RobertHeller of Lebanon,N.J. Items to be auctioned in- MANVILLEHEALTH FAIR has again volunteered his elude: a golf cart and a set of U.S.D.A.Choice Beef U.S.D,A.Choice Beef services to the club for the golf clubs; home baked event whichallows people to breads; a decorated birthday Chuck Roast Chuck Roast bid on services as well as or anniversary cake to serve Sunday, Oct. 23rd goods. 35-40 people; varieties of Intermediate School 1-5 p.m. For instance, these who ethnic foods; baskets of JumbO attend will be invited to bid on groceries; a glass butter TaB ’such services as: two hours of dish, and a young man’s PHONO-CARDIOSCAN sailing and/or sailing in- Pierre Cardinsuit. struction with Assemblyman FORCHILDREN .l.b. William J. Hamilton Jr.; .a Wine, beer and soda will be lb.

WILLTHE REAL REGGIE JACKSON PLEASESTAND UP

Seedless(Size 48) " =.= FreshGov’L Insn. FieshGay’t, rnsp. USDA. Choice US.D A. Choice WithRtbs BonelessBeef Shoulder Florida . ! Wilh Thighs BonelessBeef Notice howit’s almost Election Dayand our opponentshaven’t said a word? Chicken Chicken Shoula r London I Legs Breasts Stea~ I wouldn’t say mucheither IF Broil I WASA COUNCILMANAND MY WIFE JUST GOTHIRED TO A BIG PAYINGJOB IN THE AnjouPears BOROUGHHALL -- PICKEDOVER 14,0go OTHERPEOPLE IN MANVILLE U.S.¯ 1 ExtraFancy Washington Store 3,o,si OR o69¢ o99c 1:, IF rD BEENON THE PLANNINGBOARD FOR SEVENYEARS AND THE RUSTICMALL IS DeliciousApples ~e~°rn 3 9 [ STILL HAZARDOUSTO YOURHEALTH EVERY TIME YOUDRIVE THROUGH IT.

Wehope you’ve read wherethe press is praising us for bringing out all the issues. At the sametime our opponentsare being criticized for an brrongant0 say nothing, do no explaining,attitude.

Werealize Manville has beena Democratictown. Weagree that there have beena lot of good, hard working Democrats who have done a tremendous amountto help Manville.

But wecan’t placeour opponentsin that category.Just look at their records. Hunt’s YouSave More THESEGUYS ARE SECONDSTRINGERS LIKE REGGIEJACKSON WHILE THE GOOD Applesauce DEMSOF THEPAST WERE LIKE BABERUTH. Pizza Tomatoes This year vote for us. It’s really yourlast chanceto savethis great communityfrom the messit’s gotten into. ;ott’ ~ Frertch,%oz 99¢. Bread Wholeoo’li T, 1 Thankfor yoursupport. AssortedVolielies DON’Tlet MANVILLEkeep losing the BALLGAME. Breyers Yogud 39o, O ~cups~I vote row A Rc~.dlop ol Souore~r,dw,¢ h Sliced Foodlown White RUDY NOWAK EDITH KISS Bread

TUESDAY,NOV. 8th (Bakeryprices effective Monday lhru SaturdayanN.) In orderto ossuo o sufficientquantity of soleliems for all out cusome s, wereseoee, the tight to limit salesIo 3 packagesof any Item u.nte .ss otherwi_mnoted. Solo Items not availablein caseIols. Priceseffective Sunday, Oct. 16lhlu 5olutdoy,Oct, 22only.Nolrospons~bfefortyi:x:~rOph4coi’ertors.Memoer.lwm(..’oonw’~tocers.II II I III I II . Hillsborourgh Somervilie Manville- PAIDFOR BY: Manville Republican Camoalgn Committee, 601 West Camnlaln RoaO, Manville, New Jersey - J, Murawskl,Treas. r,-. ~=..Coo’~’o’"nMar=’-’suL ..,v ’ I ...... HillsbQr.o~qh IPlaza’...Rt..’,;[~6 I " IS, E" Main.Streeti I I ~lli¯ ..$. Nllain St.; town [orurn

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editorials Crump’s .~ Medical-Educationquestion n deservesstrong support Thefirst ball blues I Getting pretty well lost in the proved -- would be used for I smmdand fnry of tile guber- heahh facilities at the Newark byStuart Cramp Jr. I MISSEDOUT on the first ball natorial campaignis at least one campus of the College of Staff Writer myselfmany years ago. Notonce, but state questkm on the Nov. 8 Medicine and Dentistry, and for three times. ballot whichdeserves tile support similar work at NewBrunswick Theshame of it all is that by the Ourtown’s kids’ baseballleague had anti Camden. time you read this the WorldSeries anofficial "throwing out the first ball" nf everycitizen. will be over. ceremonyto kick off eachseason. It is the secondquestion: The The existing bond issue to Andwe all knowwhat that means. Medical Education Facilities finance construction of the Winterhas arrived. (Theremay be In mosttowns these days the mayor BondIssue. It is not the type of College Hospital in Newarkis a fewpurists out there whowill insist gets on the pitcher’s moundand tosses " that winterhegins in Deeemher.They a ball to the catcherand they call it question which will evoke much revenne bond measure which cango deckthemselves with houghs of "thefirst ball." discussion; it is supported by lacks the full assurance of the holly.) both Gov. Brendan Byrne and state and also required a large Sinceno righi-mindodperson likes Bigdeal. his Republican opponent, Sen. debt service reserve fund. With cold weather,perhaps I cancheer you That’sabout as exciting as an X- Raymmld Batenmn: endorsed the excellent financial rating of up witha springtimestory. ratedmovie after the first reel. In my townwe did it the wa.ythe prosdid it. by the state Commission on the state behind the proposed THE STORYCAME hack to me Capital Budgeting and Planning general obligation issue and no whenI heardhow the YankeeClipper, Every kid on beth teams would and has the enthusiastic backing need for a reserve, the state Joe DiMaggio,was supposed to throw standout on the field, handin glove." of a citizen’s committeebeaded would be saving a great deal of out the first ball at the openinggame Themayor would throw the ball high of the WorldSeries last week. into the air and we’dall makea mad by Richard Sellers, former John- money. Somebody misplaced Mr. dashfor the ball as if it werea gold son d Johnsonexecutive. With the need for medical DiMaggio’stickets. I understandthe nugget. training facilities in the state, Yankeesare nownegotiating to trade So it would appear that the NewJersey can ill afford to that fellow over to the government Thekid whocaught the ball got to qt,estion will haveclear sailing. sqoander money on interest bureauwhich spends most of its time keep it and to get the mayor’s Unhwtunatel.v that could be an losing unemploymentcheeks. autograph, whichwas a pretty big nnfortunate assumption. The payments. Poorold Joe just missedout on the deal since wehad a pretty fat mayor The NewarkCollege Hospital opportunityto toss outthe first ball. wholooked something like the Wizard question calls for the approval of will fill a great needin that area Hetossed in the towelinstead. of Oz. a general obligation bond issne of $120 million and the fear is that and also will serve as a major Myfirst two years in the leagueI to,) manyvoters will see that and referral hospital for the entire wascompletely out of the runningfor state. the first ball. Themayor seemed to automatically vote no. Money The NewBrtmswick facilities havea wayof curvingthe ball off to questions have buih in voter to benefit from the proposed the fight side of the crowd. reslstence. issue would enable the con- letters to the editor MYTIIIRD SEASON I decided it But this one is different. Of struction of an educational was time I started thinking. I that total, $q5 million will be facility at Middlesex General stationedmyself over in the right side withthe enthusiasmshe did it of the mob. used to retire an existing bond Hospital to combine the Mid- Mr. Bottcher with; little do they knowthat Crump bored? soundsa bit boringhimself. No issue whichhas an interest rate of one enjoys a pompousass, dlesex hospital facilities with tbe applauds mate Joan Botteherknows only one Editor whosestyle of writingcomes Themayor wound up and threwthe 8:~ per cent. The newbond issue state-Rutgers MedicalScbool. wayto do anything,and that’s off like a cheapimitation of ball highinto the air, wherewe lost it will carry a rate of, at tops, 5 I~ It is difficult to see any ob- 10oper cent. Re:Crump’s Corner. Art Buehwald’s.The article temporarilyin the sun. per cent. Thesavings over the life jections to the proposedquestion. To TheEditor: The mayor and council Thisletter wouldhave been soundslike it waswritten on a overturneda decisionmade by addressedto the attention of night that Junior’s SuddenlyI noticedit washeading of the boml issue would anmnnt Question #2 deserves the I feel I can’t let pass what Stuart trump,Jr., howeverI straight downtoward me. to $5(7million. has happenedin the township the LocalBoard of Assistance. wife/girlfriend had a energetic support -- and most It was disciplinary action felt that it wouldhave ended haadaeheand he wasfeeling a Mypulse quickenedand mylegs Therest of the hinds raised by importantly, the vote -- of every in the past few weeks. The againstthe director of social ¯ up in the trash baskethaving little bitter at the world.And tensed as I movedmy glove up into tbe new bomt issue -- if ap- citizen. peopleof Franklinhave lost a services for beingtardy. The made no one the wiser, you can print that in your catchingposition. fighter in Joan Botteher. I mayorand council showed especially Mr.Cramp, Jr. "Letters to the Editor" have seen this womango up their true colors.The director If Juniorhas neverenjoyed eohimn. Downthe hall drifted, slowing against impossibleodds and of social service had legal the excitementof cheeringon wendingits waytoward my waiting Unwieldylegislature target heeanseof her determination a favorite team, along with mit. and faith in a Democratic representationand I believe MikeDoro system, she workedhard to this seared the mayorand tensof thousandsof otherfans, 192Capricorn Drive #l, of newreduction formula councilinto makinga decision on a clear, crisp autumnday, SouthSomerville Just as it wasabout to land,a bigkid right wrongs. Her fight withoutfacts. Theleast the then perhapshe shouldn’ttry namedSparky, the only kid in the Another move to reduce the Actually the unicameral against an impropertax in- mayorand council couldhave to makethose who do looklike entire leaguewho was taller than I ’ size of the state legislature has legislature probably wouldbe the crease wasmet with, "I wish done was postpone their fools. was, leaped out of nowhereand - youluck butyou can’t beat the decisionuntil they hadall of If Junior’ssocial life con- letter policy harehanded- grabbed the hall no been proposed. It is logical. It most effective for NewJersey. It system."She provedyou enn the facts. . sists of such inane and morethan two inches frommy open would prove beneficial. Tim wouldsave a fortune in taxes just beat an injustice by hard tasteless experiencesas he All readersare encouragedto glove. work. The decision by the If the townshiplawyer and write letters to theeditor. legislature would be more ef- by eliminating dual bearings on SomersetCounty Tax Board to managerwere present at this deserihes, and I assumehe ficient. The legislature wmdd the same proposed bills and in overturnthe tax increasesis meeting,they sure didn’t let speaksfrom experience, then Letters musthe signed and Heleaped triumphantly into the air the reduction of duplicated staf- perhapsit’s simplya matterof includethe writer’saddress. It and, of course, didn’tbother to say gain continuity.It will fail. proofthe systemcan work for anyoneknow it. Thisdecision waterseeking its ownlevel. is ourpolicy to printthe name anythingso piddlingas "Sorryabout Assemblyman Frank McDer- fs. the people.Her appealwas an has nowset a precedent.Any And,finally, if Junior can andaddress of the signer, but that." Heran off to get the mayor’s mott, a Republican of Union, But, alas, neither a honestone and eventhose who employeeof the townshipwho only maketongue-in-cheek namesmay be withheld from autograph. were her opponentscan say feels his bosshasn’t the right will introduce a bill calling for unieameralnorahalved she carried herself in an or- to tell himwhat time to come remarksabout a tv program print in certain eircumstaeces legislature seems to be in New withoutqualifying himself, uponrequest of the writerand Asfor me, well, I playedout the cntting the 120-member derly manner.Joan wasasked to workcan get a lawyerand then perhaps he shouldn’t approval by the editor. We season,after whichI hungup mymitt, legislature in half. Under his Jersey’s future. Unfortunately to runfor councilin the second the part-timecouncil will have attempt to makefools of ending whatwould have doubtless wardbut refusedbecause the chaos. reservethe rightto edit letters proposal, the 80-memberAssem- the only body which could create I thank the mayor and personswho choose to watch for length; ~0 wordsis the been a brilliant career on the bly would be reduced to 40 and either situation is the legislature peopleof Ward2 wouldthink that program. preferred maximum.Every diamond. herfight wasall political. councilfor their decision,for letter in goodtaste concerning the 40-memberSenate to 20. He and few legislators would be In Octoberof 1976,she ac- the townshiploss is mygain. In reti’ospectJunior is not willing to take an action which excited by sports, doesnt a locallypertinent matter will I’mstill waitingfor Mr.Coffee to admits it wmddbe the first step ceptedthe job of LocalBoard enjoy meetingpeople and is be published. call andask for myautograph. toward a unicameral legislatnre, would give them a 50-50 chance of Assistancemember. I don’t ¯ WilliamR. Botteher horedby tv. Thefact is Janior a proposal expressed often in the of losing their jobs. think the parties concerned Husbandof a beautiful woman past. figured she woulddo the job Mr. McDernmttpointed to a number of benefits which would obtain frnm his plan. All the A visitor’s view... Library announces legislators wmddhave four-year terms with half of them coming up for election every two years. Calling a spade"A Spade" extendedhours Underthe existing systemthe en- tire Assembly rtms ever), two by Robert Patton Too often menstretch or twist years and entire Senate every Special Writer their words to make a muddled time? TheFranklin Park branch of Thebranch currently has four years. It is inconceivable-- point or none at all. Hear the Is the brook still bound in the FranklinTownship Public morethan 3,000 volumes, but hardly probable -- that one Once, upon being asked for an "BoundBrook" and if so, bound Library is nowopen three includingadult fiction and speaker, for example, apply con- to what? afternoonsa weekas well as non-fiction,children’s books election could remove from the opinion, I suggested that a new diments to a vegetable. He fails five mornings.Beginning this andsome periodicals. legislature everyone of its 120 school be called "Rabbit Hill" in to tell you what actually lles on The mind’s eye, so proficient week,the library’s hoursare at embellishing fact, creates a members,leaving no experienced honor of the rabbits. the plate or howit will taste. 10 a.m. to 4::30 p.m.on Mon. ,I vision from a nameand turns it day, Wednesdayand Friday hands. The Board of Education of Were he to put vinegar on the lht’ Franklin NEWSRECORD Riverside, Calif., a into a story, and the wise traveler and 10 a.m. to 12:30p.m. on Ahhoughsuch a sweep is ex- cabbage, a patron might either Tuesdayand Thursday. ,".’r,lnl~Franldin I’.*~n.hil~ tremely remote, recent elections knowledgeable and sober group smackhis lips or clear out in a turns off the crowdedstreet. Thebranch, locatedin the with their constituents in mind, basement of the Phillips l’uldl.hMlv~.t)’l’hur~h) have rocked Trenton. The 1973 huff. 31111~ilher~l..ln :41. Democratic landslide, for exam- rejected the name in favor of In our various drives and Withtime at hand, I’d like to watch SchoolCommunity Center on I’rltwrt,m,N.J, "Castle View," since the phoney Route27, wasopened in July to h~.’rlw Prlnr¢l.nPm’k~l. In|’, ple, put inexperiencedlegislators strolls through your land of The dock at "Dock Watch Hollow," serveresidents of the southern in control of many committees rooftop of a madstructure erec- lanes, dripping trees and bur- And there composemore names for towns pert of Franklin Township. I~wjl .llh’~: 2411~mlh Main NI.. Man~itl¢.N.J. ted by one of the town’s ec- IlIIH~IS. for which they lacked expertise. nished leaves; your streets with Excitingly to follow. Through Franklin’s par- "releldmlle:211l .~2~.331111. A couple of years as a memberof centrics was in distant range. I twisted walks and spacious well- ticipation in the SouthMid- half expected the board might dlesex CooperativeBorrowing Mail|tin mddre~:PAL B.~ 3. MMdlrbu.h,N.J. any legislature is helpful before kept homes, we pass the turns system, residents of nearby putting a newcomerinto a leader- well have advised the superin- that lead invitingly another way. North and South Brunswick JatwPelt.|[ ...... 3,Inning|hiI’Mil.r ship position. tendent to review mycredentials. Here is the sign that points to townships mayalso borrow lt,,l~rlS. [~,fmln ...... Ad~erli~ingMlnaRef Continuity is a highly It is a satisfaction, therefore, "Basking Ridge." Whowas the booksfrom the facility. Miv~h.rh ...... Istle* Manalter to be visiting within Franklin An introduction... In annnaneingthe extended desirable facet of the McDermott first to bask, and is there room hours, Library Director SllJ,.l’/[l~lildlt~[le~: $4..~11 i~r )ear I~lJ IIIII ill MII~I. plan but the reduction in the Township well away from the there yet? Patrleia Nivlsonsaid: "The ’1’,~.~var, IS. Three~ear~ till Ne~~laml i.r|,’, 15 toasted slice of landscape and The by-line of Robert Patton will appear here and there in the numberof legislators would be Wasthere once a middle bush Oct. 20 and 27 issues of the Franklin News-Record. lihrary collectionwill nowbe even more beneficial, It should sub-divisions knownas Southern available to high school se~’a,m] t’hl ~Im~tlge Imh! ~1 M~n~illm N.J. IIsW, t 7t. at "Middhbush" and was it Mr. Patton wasa reporter for manyyears at the Riverside Daily students who may wish to be possible to increase the salary .California. bright with bloom? Press-Enterprise in Riverside, California. He taught journalism TIlE I’IIINCETONPACKET, INC. In Franklin Townshipand ad- workon school assignments I’ublhher of legislators if a smaller number We’ve never been to "Ten and English at Riverside City College for 20 years and later went after schoolbefore attending Teleldume:{~IILI.Q 2.~.~t ’t.14 were effected and still save jacent areas, I gather from the Mile Run" nor even run ten on to the city school system, wherehe served for an additional 15 activities in the TeenCenter money. A smaller hgislature map, residents willingly call a miles. Just howlong is "Pleasant upstairs. Wewill also be able ’C~nlrll,,nice. pr,ducti.n pllnl ind (~/l~rlle years as director of public information. to serve the senior eltlzens helldqUlrler~,:till) WJlller~p4mnSI,, Ptint’~lt,n. N.J. would also permit the lawmakers spade a spade rather than a gar- Run?" He is also the father of this newspaper’s managing editor, IIsTv~O. den implement. If a rusty spade who meet Wednesdayaf- to act more decisively and what Do rocks still lie on "Rocky presently visiting in NewJersey. terneensat the center." ~’|aOI.. Kilg.re BHIman...... IhmrdClmlmtan tim voters might lose in a were to be picked up in an open Hill, and "Clover" grace Ms.Nivison also announced Ecl~ardP. Sulky ..... Edlt.r,q Gem,ral Mlnam.r Wewelcome Mr. Patton’s warmand witty contributions as an I|ube¢l P. Kdb...... E~eculi~,eEditor representatives ratio they would field, they wouldtreasure it and another? all-too.temporary memberof the staff. that a storytime for pre-school all[l~ll I|llll.hillmffl ...... [’¢*~tuelhtli~|ltllltl~e¢ gain in more able represen- start a town called Has the fox long fled from childrenIs beingconducted at l(.~l~Itl)enard, ..Atl~vrti~inlt l)irerl,,rd |ht~ilw~ "Spadesvilh." the branchon Tharsdaysat t ,Maaatter tatives. "Fox Hill" or does he bide his p.m. ~,’fllimu It~nn~ll...... CirrldalhmM~IIIR~r

e ¢ Thuraday,October 20, 1977 3-A I ht, FranklinNFWSRECORD Exchangestudent’s year in Chile dispells manypopular myths

by Janet Fillmore / Special Writer The mention of the country Chile and the continent referred to as South America conjures an almost immediate imageof a dense, tropical rain forest and tanned natives attired in loincloths. Right? Wrong. As Jean Wattarson of 13 Dahilia Roaddiscovered this past summer, Chile is in reality a modern,progressive nation similar in many respects to the UnitedStates. Jean lived for ten weekswith the Erwin Ahrens family in Santiago,the capital of Chile. The Ahrens have two daughters, Lilian, 21, and Denise, 17. Denise journeyed to Michiganlast winter as an exchange student. Jean, who affectionately refers to her exchange family as "Morn," "Dad," and "Sister" Denise, felt they went "out of their way" to make her stay en- joyable. Since no compulsory :.--#’., educationlaw exists in Chile, ¯ many parents elect to send their children to private JEANWATTERSON, back in the Northernpart of the continent, showsher classmatesa mapof SouthAmerica, where she spent a yearas an exchangestudent. schools¯ Jean and Denise (Steve Goodmanphoto) attended a special German school, Colegio Aleman,five days a week from B a.m. to "Lucuma"(a type of fruit), and "The Streets of San subjected to curfews, which 1:30 p.m. "sopaypias" (fried doughwith Francisco" are broadcast in state the people must be on The students do not change syrup), and ice creamare an Spanish. their property by 2 a.m. on important aspect of the weekdays and 3 a.m. on classes during the day and the TEENSIN CIIILE are quite twenty students remain Chilean meal. Jean observed weekends. Jean received the together for their entire high that Chileis practically devoid similar to their American impression that Chileans in counterparts. Although they school education¯ of overweight people. At- the higer income bracket tributing this to the fact that cannot drive until the age of looked upon Pinochet’s regime TIlE SCIIOOL YEARin more people engage in eighteen and subsequently with favor. Chile officially begins in physical exercise, she cites must rely heavily on public Poverty in Chile continuesto March. wilh summervacation walking as an example of a transportation, they enjoy he a major condition. In extending from Decemberto healthful activity. getting together with friends downtown Santiago, some March. Denise, who is a Public transportation is and socializing¯ houses resemble shacks of senior, plans to graduatethis utilized by most Chileans. Jean felt that Chilean wood and cardboard. Jean November. Santiago boasts a modern, teeneagers were "more considered it "unreal" how At first afraid she "would three-year-old subway dressed up than Americans" children slept on the sidewalks comehack as a stick," Jean system, the Metro. The and the guys seemed "more and old mendozed on chairs at .,, concededthat the food was PudeHuel Airport and two polite¯" Skiing is a favorite the side of roads. "not as different as I thought." train stations are located sport, but the most popular attraction by far is the disco, Breakfast consisted of cheese, within a short distance, while ANOTIIEI{ PROBLEM hread, and palta (avocados). buses and taxis also provide where99 per cent of the music facing the capital of Chile is Palta, commonly known as service for meagerfares. played is American. similar to one faced by Los "The Chilean Butter," is The BeeGees and Barry Angeles,California. Dueto the spread on bread the way AUTOMOBILESfound on Manilow enjoy a thriving fact that heatersdo not exist in the capital city’s streets are popularity, while Julia Chilean homes, families use Americansuse butter. Iglescia, a singer of romantic "Onces,"or tea time, occurs usually older-model American fireplaces during the winter. betweenthe hours of five and cars, as the newermakes are love ballads, is a famous The smoke contributes to seven in the evening with extremely expensive. Jean Chilean recording star. industrial wastes in the air to estimated that a new Moviesare usually American- form an oppressive, obscuring dinner being served at nine made ’and dubbed with o’clook. Volkswagen Beetle (around haze of smog and pollution. $4,000 in the United States) Spanishsub-titles. Bookssuch Chileans, whoprefer to fry Jean describes her stay in or bake their food, enjoy such would cost about $24,000 in as "Jaws" are in demand. Chile. Pepsi, Fanta, and Cokecan all Chile as the "most fantastic main dishes as chicken, steak, experienceof mylife." As only and empanadas, a type of Blenders, hair dryers, dish- be purchased and jeans are a washers, and other con- permanent fixture of every the third student in Franklin meat pie. "Papa de Apio," teenager’s wardrobein Chile. lligh School to become in- ¯ which in appearance venience appliances, although plentiful, also commandsteep President Pinochet heads a volved in this program, she resembles chicken salad, is military dictatorship in Chile. would "recommend to actually madefrom the potato prices. Telephoneservice is good and such television shows The people, under martial law, anyone"the benefits of being part of the celery. are restricted from voting and an exchangestudent. Desserts, such as as "Rich Man, Poor Man," hook Cominfj To PalmerSquare

The scarecrows and the pumpkins are coming on October 29th, that’s who]

Bring your SCARECROWto the Greenin innervisions softens front of the NassauInn between11 and2 on Saturday,October 29. We’ll be judging at 3; withprizes for the funniest,the scariest, the handsomestand the most yourfashion outlook! original scarecrows. Updatedgo-togethers with a versatile Andwe’ll be judgingPUMPKINS at 3, too, separatesapproach make the newsoft i with prizesfor the mostoriginal painted dressingeasy as one,two, three... pumpkin,the prettiest paintedpumpkin, Theboucle blouson sweater with draw- .1\ the funniestcarved pumpkin and the scariest string waistin vanilla or black carvedpumpkin. acrylic,s-m-I, 19.00. Thepolka-dot bow blouse in black or AND,prizes will go to the biggest brownon whitepolyester, 10-18,20.00. pumpkinand the pumpkinwith the Thefront-pleated gabardine skirt silliest shape¯ with belt, in blackor brownpoly- ester, 10-18,18.00. You’vegot lOdaysto get ready TrendsetterSportswear for PalmerSquare’s Autumn Festival.*Don’t miss it. It’s goingto be greatfun|

"Scarecrowsand pumpkinsare only part of the fun plannedfor PalmerSquare on October 29th. Watchfor our ad next weekout- lining all of the fun anddetailsl SHOP6 NIGHTS’TIL 9 30 AT QUAKERBRIDGE MALL. SUNDAYS12 NOONTO 5

PalmerSquare * Princeton,N.J. * 921-7500 Ihl. Franklin NEWSRECORD (,.A Thursday00etcher20,!977 Jaycee.ettes need baby items Baby,look at younow... The Franklin Township with baby items they wish to Arts Councilopens exhibits SCHWINN-- PEUGEOT Jaycee-ettes are again donate to the Jaycse-ettes for sponsoring their baby care distribution to such families is The Franklin Arts Council rendered with brush a’nd Kenilworth and Rarltan project to provide deserving asked to contact either Gaff will be sponsoringexhibits by palette knife, will be seen at Valley Arts Associations. families with used baby items. Hoppes at 828-6129 or Pat three artists- RichardPeters, the Franklin Township Mr. Reay’s medium is Anyonewithin the township Deverat 828-6628. Ella Rolef, and Richard Reay. Library. Her extensive photograph~;. His photos, - during the monthof October. exhibits in the area have in- which have won two first cluded one-personshows at the place, two second place and Mr. Peters, a Somerset Warren TownshipLibrary and S

The Millstone Valley Fire Box 148, East ]~illstone, N.J., Department is accepting 08873. MANVILLEARTISTS i rea ur¢ applications for membership. All persons interested in Regular meetings of the fire helping provide fire protection department are held on the & CRAFTSMEN Ryan Riehle for the Millstone Valley area second Tuesday of each month ,I ¢ltest can contact Fred Shimalla, at 8 p.m. in the firehouse, on president, for additional in- Market Street in East If youwould like to seliand/or CRAFT& HOBBYSHOP formation. Hecan be reached Millstone. Route 206 Harlingen at 873.2239. An open house for displayyour work over the coming Requests can alsobe made prospective new memberswill (Across/ram tlarlingen Re[. Church/ in writingto theMillstone be held on Saturday,Oct. 22 at g ValleyFire Department, P.O. holidays,please call or visit: ( 2011874-4633 12 noon, at the firehouse. Wonder Womanin Franklin? It CLASSESAVAILABLE Stacy Mulrain I Comein a costumeand meet Children four to 10 years of THEBOOKMAN TheFranklin TownshipJaycee-ettes baby photo contest is underwayat six local your favorite superstars - age are welcome. The l Wonder Woman, Superman WoodCarving StainedGlass stores, wherethe five finalists’ pictures havebeen displayed. Judges Jack program will be held on II PlasterPainting Cullen, ElayneRubin of Rubinand Sons,and Mike Pacilio of M 8- J Liquors and Spiderman -- during Saturday, Oct. 22, from 10 a.m. 247So. Main Street Macrame selectedthe five childrenpictured above. Shoppers and browsers can cast votes "Ghost and Goblin Day," to 12 noon at the municipal Manville HummelPainting BrassRubbings by depositing a pennyper vote in the container beneaththe photoof their sponsored by the Franklin building in Middlebush. Be Township Parks and Rep0ss~ choice. Thephotos are on view at MeDonaldson EastonAvenue; Rubin and sure to bring your trick or II Sons, EastonAvenue; Cholly RogerFish Market,Route 27; M 8’ J Liquors, Recreation Department. treat bag. 526-7750 HamiltonStreet; Krauzers,Easton Avenue, and Thrift Drugs,Rutgers Plaza. Judging of costumes and It awardingof prizes will be led For Registration, Stop in or Call Finalists, picturedabove, include Ryan Richle of Piscataway,Ashley Blackburn, by the three superherns. CHILDREN’SFILMS SHOWN Hours:Noon- 7:30 Sat. ]0-6 MonmouthJunction; Vivek KUkaine,East Brunswick;Stephen Cirrincione of Create a face for your very ClosedWed. &Sun. EarlyBe~ore Classes are Filled. Somersetand Stacy Mulrain, East Brunswick. The winner will be judgedin early The Franklin Township own pumpkin, take a spine Public Library will present Nover~berby tallying the penniesgathered from all locations. A $50savings tingling trip through the Hours:Tues. thru Fri. 10-9; bondwill be awardedasfirst prize,and profits will benefitthe Franklin library. haunted house, and enjoy a two films for children next holiday movie. Saturday,Oct. 22, at 11 a.m. in Mon.& Sat. 10-6 the children’s room. "Cosmic Comics" will be shownfirst, followed by "The Pinocchio comestolocal library Beast of Monsieur Racine." SWEATERS All children are welcome. The children of Somerset Thecurtaingoesupat2p.m. will havea treat in store for Admissionis St per person. them when the Nienio Groups of two or more will Marionettes, sponsored by the receive a 25 cent discountafter Multi-phasic Franklin Township Jaycee- For Women For Men ettes, present a six-act the second ticket. Refresh- clinic offered musical adventure story, ments will be available. For Sweaters Sweaters Pinocehio, on Saturday, Oct. further information, please 22, at the Franklin HighSchool contact MiriamBlinne at 545- A multi-phasicclinic for the Blouses SportCoats Auditorium. 3590. Township of Franklin is scheduled for Friday, Oct. 21 Dresses Slacks at 7 p.m. in the employees Is ’77 Jr. Miss signedup yet? lounge of the municipal PantSuits Shirts building. Free tests to be Franklin Township Jaycecs The Jayeecs announcedthis administered include blood Slacks are still acceptingapplications week that Carla Starone, a pressure screening, car- for the 1978 Junior Miss junior at Douglass College, diometers, spirometers will choreograph the 1977 (measuring lung capacity), Pageant, to be held on Nov.II Glaucomascreening, vision at Somerset County pageant. Ms. Starone, who LOCKTOWN SWEATER also choreographedlast year’s screening and thyroid checks. Vocational and Technical High Afree blood tests for senior School. event, and was a contestant SHOP herselfin 1975,will be assisted citizens over the age of 60 will All interested high school by her sister Angola, a be offered as well. A12.hour FactoryOutlet senior girls should contact Ratgersstudent. fast is required prior to this Martin Rothbaumat 846-5690 Both are soloists at the test. for an application. BrunswickBallet Theatre. A$5 charge will be asked for all tests exceptblood tests for Open10-5 Daily seniors. mmm SPORT Anyquestions regarding the w. 1-6 Sundays clinic should be addressed to / SHIRTS obituary } the Franklin Health Depart- I ment, whichcan be reached at 873-2500,ext. 231or 232. Directions: 6 miles Northof James Spice,Sr. Mr. Spice also was a A specialgroup memberof the Hillsboreugh Stockton. Off Route 523 Reformed Church, having (.follow signs for Locktown) of longsleeve shirts JamesW. Spice Sr., 81, of 38 served in various official KNOW SOMEONE in a wide assortment / Franklin St., East Millstone, capacities. WHO’S A FEATURE? died Saturday, Oct. 16 in CALLTHE EDITOR Somerset Hospital, Somer- Surviving are his wife, the of colors. ville. former Kathryn Day; a son, JamesW. Jr. of Seaside Park; Born in Jamaica, N.Y., he a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Anne Reg.$14.00 to S1800. movedhere from Roselle in 1953.Prior to his retirementin Brown of Houston; nine 1958, Mr. Spice was a super- grandchildren, and eight visory engineer with the great-grandchildren. Cordially Tuscarora Pipeline Ltd., Services were held at 1I Division of Exxon, for 45 a.m. Wednesday in years. He belonged to the Hillshorough Reformed company’sannuities club. Church, East Millstone, with Invites You A memberof the U.S. Army the Ray. Thomas Harris, Signal Corps during World pastor, officiating. War I, he belonged to the BOYSJEANS Burial was in Cedar Hill ~ to a AmericanLegion, Boyertown, Cemetery, Millstone. The most famousbrand name. Pa. f,~t Sizes8 to 16. waistsizes 22 to 28. Regulars& slims. THEFAR HILLS COUNTRY DAYSCHOOL WOKCOOKING Preticketed at $1300 Invites youto LADIESPANTS A CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE DEMONSTRATION A specialgroup. Great selection of colors. Sizes 5/6 to 15/16 by HsuYing Li Reg.S15.00 to S21.00. AUTHOROF "HIS FAVORITECHINESE COOK BOOK" TUESDAY,OCT. 25th, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. WEDNESDAY,OCT. 2Sth, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. AT Exhibitors include Moll,Inc. DiscoveryWorkshop LakeForest. III. NewYork, N.Y. ManeLion Eagle’sEye BrynMawr, Pa. Wayne,Pa, Mark,Fore and Strike Jambalaya Delray.Fla. Stonington,Conn. Mill PondHouse LePucalle OysterBey, N.Y. Philadelphia,Pa. Merrlmade.lnc. PRINCETONMARKETPLACE - THURS., OCT. 20 LoiterSags, the. Lawrence,Mass. WeldonNurse~f MATAWANMARKETPLACE - FRI., OCT. 21 NewYork, N.Y, BrynMawr, Pa. andothers at: SHORTHILLS MALL~ SAT., OCT. 22 THEESSEX HUNT CLUB 12:00 NOONTO 2:00 P.M. Rotue 206, Peapack,N.J. Admission $2.00 Luncheon 11:30-2:30 the home ZINE

ThePacket Magazine Is a supplementto Tt~e PrincetonPacket and The Lawrence Ledger of Wednesday,Oct. 19,1977,and tO the Wlndsor-HIQhtsHerald~ the CentralPost, Manville News~ ¯ ¯ ~ HlnsboroughBeacon and Franklin NIwl.Recordof Thursday,Oct, 20, 1977 2 ThePacket Magazine.

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Without question the biggest news in woodfurniture and accessories for the hometoday is the Oriental look. Mostof the major furniture houses are currently featuring an Oriental group and report that they are doing a brisk business in the style nationwide. Oneof the largest groupsis Chin Hua by Century. Manyof the items in the group were inspired by ancient Chinese prototypes, but have been updated for contemporary use. Muchof the fur- niture is availablein a choiceof finishes, including the Chin Huafinish, whichis a mediumsemi-gloss look, Cordovan, a variation of the traditional ebonyfinish but with a slightly reddishcast to it, and a combination of the dark Cordovan border stripe and lighter hurl. Anan- tiqued Export ROdpainted finish can also be ordered on a limited numberof pieces. CltlN IIUA has an extensive dining roomcollection featuring various sizes and shapes of tables, most all woodbut somewith glass tops, and a wide choice of china closets. The tables are not so Orientel-looking that they could not be mixed in well with contemporary pieces, particularly the. rectangular parsons style. What makes the dining room group, and the bedroom as well, look especially Oriental is the distinc- tive brass hardwareused on the storage pieces. Amongthe unusual occasional pieces in this Century group is a charming altar table adapted from a classic Chinese coffer, aa especially large square coffee table with Ming(curving WHILETHE ORIENTAL look is very muchthe thing this year, it slightly inward) legs, compahionlamp neccl not be entirely Oriental. Theliving roomabove shows an im- tables, and evenattractive wail units. pressiveblending of an Oriental screenand rug with contemporary furnishings. C,o~ on P~21

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Getting the home in shape for the holidays is a traditional fall occupation in An/erica. It may range from a new coat of paint in the dining room to a completely new kitchen. This edition of The Packet Magazine attempts to offer some off- beat as well as traditional ideas for redecorating the home, from the purchase of a priceless antique Oriental rug to starting con- versations with your own bonsai tree. If there is a theme, it is the influence of the Far East on fur- niture, decor and motifs. As articles point out, it is not necessary to go all the way in Oriental design. Most Far Eastern pieces mix well with contemporary or traditional American homes. ...the cover But beyond the Eastern influence, the magazine may offer some tips on how to redo your kitchen; how to make the guest room something’other than a place to store the vacuum cleaner when The Oriental look is gaining in popularity throughout the nation there are no guests and why a geodesic dome may prove popular if - in furniture and decor. It is not a new look, of course, and the you are weary of boxy rooms. cover shows that even Far Eastern architecture has had its share of Other articles will touch on the spaciousness of mobile homes followers for many years. (they certainly aren’t wailers anymore}; how sections of ravaged The home and garden pictured are those of Polly Fairman, a Trenton are being restored to their Victorian ~legance and how devoted follower of Oriental culture - especially Japanese. Her one man is converting a warehouse to be his home. house and gardens follow the Japanese tradition "with the gardens And finally, if the splurge toward plants throughout the home is hailed as one of the finest examples of their type to be found in this making the living area look like a jungle, how about adding a area. greenhouse? The cover photograph and most of the other photographs in this edition are the work of Mark Czajkowski, Packet photographer. The articles are by Susan Santangelo, a free-lance writer and frequent contributor to The Packet Magazine. - 4 ThePacket Magaztne Restorationsof Trenton

One of the manythings the greater marble statue whichwas movedto Mill Princeton area can boast about is its Hill for last year’s Bicentennial multitude of beautiful older homes.A celebration. leisurely drive around Princeton, Residentialdevelopment in Mill Hill Lawrenceville, Kingston, and Rocky beganin the mid-19thcentury and the Hill givesarchitecture and history buffs area grewrapidly into a middle-class a wide range of styles and building neighborhoodpredominantly of small periodsto enjoy. tradesmenand skilled industrial Whatmay not be asgenerally known, workerswith a few professionalsmixed however,is theabundance of beautiful in. olderhomes in New Jersey’s capital city Gradually, however, the area of Trenton. deteriorated, and once the downward True, manyof thesestructures have slide began, it came quickly and been neglected for manyyears and resolutely. allowedto fall into disrepair andeven "WhenI cameto Trentonin the early ruin¯ But within the pastfew yearsthe 1960sand boughta housein the Mill Hill city of Trenton has been making area," said Bob Allen, current head of monumentalstrides toward restoring the LandmarksCommission for the city someof these homesto their former of Trenton, "most people were very glory. surprised. But mywork requied that I Twoareas in particular are worthyof be close to the heart of Trenton, so this

close scrutiny, Mill Hill and the State location was ideal." HouseHistoric District. Afew other people felt the sameway, and the area began, very tentatively at TIlE MILLIilLL area of Trenton is first, to try to recapture its former comprised of Mercer and Jackson ambience. Streets, two charmingone-way strect~ "I think what really started the bali which are boardered by Mill Hill Park rolling," said Mr. Allen, "was the urban and the Assunpink Creek. renewalprojects of the 1960s. Andthen, MillHill is rich in history. It received gradually, a few of us decided we’dlike its namebecause the area’s first in- to really makean attempt at restoring dustry, a grist mill, was built there by someof the magnificentold houseshere, the first settler in the Trentonvicinity, somethinglike the Society Hill section of Mahlon Stacy, in 1679. In 1714 this Philadelphia. If it could be done there, property was purchased by William why not here?" Trent of Philadelphia, after whomthe city is named. IN 1967 Mr. Allen bought his present During the AmericanRevolution the home on Jackson Street, Now a groundadjacent to the grist mill wasthe magnificent example of Victorian ar- site General Washingtonchose for the chitecture (the house was built around INSIDEAS well as out, the Trentonhome of Mr. andMrs. DavidDeitz is an out- Second Battle of Trenton. The General standingexample of Victoriana,representing a massiverestoration project. 1868),it is difficult to believe that the Alexander Douglass House, where first rainy day that Mr. Allen took Washingtonplanned the battle, is ad- possession of his house he had to keep jacent to Mill Hill Park, andWashington is commemoratedby a 12J,~-ton white Continuedon Page35

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Alternative to ho-hum is the dome With moderntechnology and design expandingconstantly into bolder horizonsit wasnatural that the home building industrywould follow suit. Today’shome buyers frequently want housesthat differ fromthe usual Cape COd,split level, or center.hallcolonial. Onepossible alternative to ham-hum designsis the geodesicdome. Actually, the shape of a geodesic domeis not a newone. Eskimosand

Actually the shape of a geodesic dome is not a new one. Eskimos and certain In- dian tribes have been living in AnnualFall Carpet Sale round houses for years. :i:i:i:i:i:i:i:i! i:iii!:i:i:;:~:iii:iii:i:i:! ’i!i!i:i:! !!.?~ i!!:! !!i" !:!:’:!; :’! HEAVYPILE SUEDEPLUSH SAXONYSHAG certainIndian tribes havebeen living in roundhouses for years. Luxurious,lush Acrilan in 16 $ a96 Thegreat snap-dash of shag- Several years ago famedarchitect dramaticnew fall colors- 7 in a wonderwear nylon pile. and designer Buckminster Fuller Distinctive Beauty,Superior Wear. Sq. Yd. Deepand dramatic, it’s the $ ~a7 demonstratedthe concept that more don’t-do-withoutbuy of the useablespace can be enclosedin a round Sq. Yd. shapedstructure than in the more MULTI-LEVELTIP VELVET seasonat this lowprice. commonrectangular and square 18 gorgeouscolors. shapes. Heapplied this principle to Theelegant look of velvet,plus HEAVYDUTY TWEED homebuilding, and the geodesicdome the practicallyof longwearing $97 9 wascreated. nylonpolyester pile. Good Commercialspecial -- foam news127come alive colorsto Sq. Yd. $ ~86 BASICALLY"speaking, a geodesic backed,charming colors, tough, J domeis a carefullycomputed system of brightenany rooml perfectin all heavytraffic areas. Sq. Yd. interconnectedtriangles that formsa sphericalshape. Advocates say it is the Wehave the Selection... Wehave the FamousCarpet Nantes... strongest possiblestructure for its weightand size in the world,and also Wehave the SALEprices to Temptyou... WhyWait? professthat a domeis the mostefficient shape for energy consumption.The reasonfor its low energyusage is the PHONETO SHOPAT HOME: combinationof a maximumenclosed Just dlal 883-6900for ¯ Allied Converycarpet spacewith a minimumsurface area, so representative to bdng samples to your home heat gain or loss is controlled more or office, measureyour fioore, andgive you an efficiently. estimate, They range all over the Deiaware RonaldTobia, president of Building Valley, and there’s NEVERA CHARGEFOR Concepts, a construction company THIS SERVICE! whichrecently movedinto newquarters on Route206 in BelleMeade, is oneof the Use Your Master Charge, area’s strongest boosters o( geodesic domes.In fact, his companyspecializes l~n~tmericard or in them,and if any of these spherical shapedstructures are visible in this vicinity, BuildingConcepts probably ConverTs Revolving Charges! wasinvolved in their construction. "It’s amazingto mehow many people ROUTE#1... Opp. LAWRENCESHOPPING CENTER are becomingattracted to the dome house," said Mr. Tobia. "0( course, (2 Miles Below Quaker Bridge Mall) there arc alwaysskeptics who look upon domesas low-cost housing,and some ~ r w r I Continuedon Page36 "rite PKketMngau~m 7 Factory posesultimate challenge

Architect converting warehouse Somepeople are not satisfied to live in an ordinary type of home.Rather, they prefer the challenge of converting a barn, a garage, or a shopinto a domestic residence. One talented interior designer evenconverted an abandoned railroad station into his home. Michael Graves of Princeton is an architect of international repute. A professorof architecture atPrinceton University’sSchool of Architectureand UrbanStudies, Mr. Graves is expecially knownfor being a innovativeperson. "Sincemy lifeis prettymuch cen- teredin Princetonr I be.gan looking for a buildingnear the heart of town that had a lot of space, whichis not an easy thing to find," said Mr. Graves. "I liked the idea of living in a loft." WhatMichael Graves settled on for his home is close to the center of Princeton,has a lot of space,but is not a loft. Rather,it is, or was, a factory. ’*IN TIlE MlD-1920s when dormitories at the university were being con- structed, muchof the help came from Italy," explained Mr. Graves. "The Italian masons constructed this two- story L-shapedbuilding as a warehouse. Then it became a warehouse for a trucking companyuntil I bought the Grand Opening! property about five years ago." Landlockedon three sides, the Graves property has a generousside yard which wilt eventually becomea formal English garden. The exterior of the building is THURSDAY, OCTOBER20th pink clay, reminiscent of barns common to the Tuscanyregion of Italy. "That is another thing that attracted me about the building," said Mr. Announcing a unique new concept in Graves. "I lived in Italy for two years and I really like the style of Italian Lookfor us custom draperies-made to your architecture." He has been planningthe design of his on Route130 South measurewith savings, speed, and qualiW. homesince he first boughtthe property, betweenPrinceton- although the actual renovation workdid HightstownRoad At The Drapery Machine, you can now have custom draperies made of not begin until muchmore recently. The first-quality fabrics, with first-quality workmanship,within two weeks plan calls for leaving the buUding’s andRoute 33 exterior pretty muchas it is, with the after you order them. You choose from more than 200 bolts of fabric on exceptionof a courtyard entrance to the Windsor,New display at The Drapery Machine-bolts, not skimpy samples or main wing of the house which will be Jersey swatches--sothat you really see and feel howthe fabric looks. open to the sky. One door frOm the courtyard will afford the visitor direct access to the living room, and another door will lead directly to the dining room. Although the work is still in the 1609)448-7277 SAVE50-70% preliminary stages, Mr. Graves’s plan is so detailed andhe explains it so well on DraperyFabrics! that the house almost seemscompleted. Themain wing of the first floor of the housewill oonsist of a dining roomand a For homesewing, you can buy drapery and slipcover fabrics and save huge living roomwhich will be of double Monday-Friday 50-70%-and, because of our unique quantity-buying policies, we can heighton one wall, lopped by a seriesof offer you custom draperies at 50%less than the cost of custom made skylights.French doors will lead from 10 A.M.-9 P.M. theliving room to theformal English draperies elsewhere. garden.There will also be a libraryon thislevel. Saturday Thesecond floor will house a studio forMr. Graves the is also a painter)and 10A.M.-6 P.M. themaster bedroom suite, which will terminatein a balconyoverlooking the GRANDOPENING SPECIAL- livingroom. A flightof stairs will lead directly from the master suite to the Thursday Oct. 20th through Saturday Oct. 29th Only! living room. At the juncture of the L will be the kitchen. "I have already purchased an 48’ ntique Satins at $1.95/yd. and old restaurant stove to perfect my culinary skills on," joked Mr. Graves. additional discounts on custom draperies. TilE KITCilN will open into a Askfor our To celebrate our Grand Opening, The Drapery Machine offers you solarium,and the rest of the first floor of special added savings on our yarn-dyed antique satin seconds in your this wing will be a guest roomand guest FREEfolder bath. showingyou how choice of 14 beautiful colors, For ten days only, our grand oPening A stairway fromthe kitchen area will to measure price f6r this luxurious fabric will be $1.95/yd.-a 20%saving on our lead to the second-floor childron’s regular low price of $2A5/yd.-or, let us makeyour draperies for you bedrooms. your windows from your choice of any fabric and we’ll give you an added 10%off on "I amplanning on leavingthe cement for draperies. our custom drapery price. floors,"said Mr. Graves. *’If a certain typeof finish is placed on cement, after a whileit looksllke a terrazofloor. Stopin Orientalrugs should make the flOors lookvery attractive." or phoneus MichaelGraves has alreadymoved for yourcopy intothe building.while thework is going on.*’It will be a longtime before all my D erLj ff hine planswill be completed," hesaid. But whenthey are, he undoubtedly willhave a homethat will be unlikeany Route 130 Windsor, N.J. 08561 (609) 448-7277 other in the greater Princeton area. 8 ThePacket Magazine

In miniature Polly Fairmantrims oneof the dwarftrees in her collectionof bonsai,the art of moreinteresting homedecorations. growingdwarfed and shaped trees. Moreand more people are turning to bonsaifor Plant surge provesspur to bonsai Plants are becoming more and more popular these days in decorating homes andoffices. Andwith this renewedin- terest in live plants both interior decorators and horticulturists have noticed a related upsurge of bonsai in popularity. The word "bonsai" comes from a Japanese word whichliterally means a plant in a shallowcontainer. Abonsai is a living miniature tree whichhas been

A bonsai is a living miniature tree which has been dwarfed and shaped, sometimes over many years of effort, in a small container of nourishing compost.

dwarfed and shaped, sometimes over manyyears of effort, in a small con. tainer of nourishing compost. Althoughscholars believe that the art of bonsai actually began well over a thousand years ago in China, it is generally associated with Japan, where its arrival eoincidedwith the advent of Buddhismin that country. BONSAIis a quiet art, requiring pruning the roots and pinching the shoots of a plant carefully so as not to disturb the overall balanceof the plant. It is also a portable hobby;some bonsai trees maybe hundredsof years old and yet not he three feet in height, so they can easily be transferred from one address to another in this age of ’frequent job transfers for young executives on the wayup. If properly done,a bonsaiplant canbe passeddown from onegeneration to the next, like a living valuableantique. OnePrinceton resident whois an expert in bonsai is Polly Fairman. Her business, Poly-En Gardens,specializes in exterior Japanese landscaping and interior bonsai plants. Mrs. Fairmanis a true devoteeof the Oriental cultures. Herhome is designed in Japanese-stylearchitecture and her Continuedon Page33 "l~e Packet Magazine 9

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astronomical these days. figure out whythe realtor hadn’t given Sometimes couples maypurchase a us a set of keys to let us into the house. second or a third homeand still not be Whenwe got there I found out why. The living in the style they really want. house was all open - it had no deers!" Carol and Peter Jegou of Hillsborough That pretty much was the turning are, by their ownadmission, a pretty point. Theybegan to think seriously of lucky pair. They’vebeen marrieda little building their ownhome, and started more than four years and for the past combing decorating magazines and twoof themhave beenliving in the home newspapersfor floor plans and ideas. of their dreams. "Finally wesent awayfor plans for a But if luck had somethingto do with two.story contemporary house to an the Jegous’good fortune, so did a lot of architectural firm in Chicagothrough a sweat and plain hard work becausethis local newspaper," said Peter. "As I couple literally built their ownhome, remember the original plans, the with the exception of such things as structure was about 30 by 24 feet, not plumbing,heating and electrical work. including a two-car garage. Webegan workingwith that plan andrevising it to "WIIEN WEWERE first married in suit our ownneeds and ideas, and came Marchof 19"/3," said Peter, "westarted up with our present home,which is 38 looking aroundat what was available in feet by 28 plus a two.car garage." real estate in this general area. We Finding property to put the house on weren’t that fussy, at least we didn’t did not prove to be muchof a problem think we were." for the Jegous; however,the land where "What we had in mind," interjected their housewas to stand was not on any Carol, "was what realtors call a ’han- recognized street in the town so they dyman’s special,’ something that actually hadto build their ownstreet as THEFOYER of the Jegouhome in Hillsboroughgives an air of roominessas oneen- needed a lot of renovating. Myfather, ters, whatwith a soaringcathedral ceiling. Stephen Kulina, was in the building Continuedon Page31

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Therewas a time, not so manyyears the rug. A hand-madeIranian rug INDIANRUGS are being imported patternsare stronglyrectilinear, with ago, whendecorating a floor meant generallyhas a minimumof 250 knots a into the UnitedStates morenow than squares and diamondspredominating. covering it up with wall-to-wall squareinch, andcan go as highas 3,000 ever before. In fact, rug-makinghas MainlandChinese rugs have very broadloomcarpeting. Today,however, knots a square inch in silk rugs. becomeone of the mainstaysof the recognizablepatterns; mosthave large manypeople are rediscovering the Naturally,the latter type of rugis not Indianeconomy. Indian rugs are made central symbolsand delicately detailed naturalbeauty of hardwoodfloors, and readilyavailable through most local rug with bulkier wool yarn than Iranian floral ornaments.Many have no her- area rugs are once again becoming merchants,but onlythrough specialized rugs, so the numberof knotsper square ders, whereasPersian rugs alwaysdo. popular. importers. inch is not as great. A good-quality Furry flokatis are nice, and Scan- Twoof the more popular Iranian AllofthedesignsonaChineserugmean dinavian-stylerugs are colorful,but for designs, many of which go back classic beautyand timeless elegance an thousandsof years, are the Kerman, Orientalrug is in a class by itself. noted for its lustrous pastel The term "Oriental rug" can be a hackgrounds;-andthe Kashan,with its "[ like to think ,)f a fine Oriental as being like a fine painting. misleadingone. Generallyspeaking, the visionsof the gardensof Paradise. There are no two handmadeones exactly alike, and that is as it variouspatterns weusually associate Thicknessor thinnessof the pile does withthe termare beingproduced today not havea direct relationon the quality shoulcl be." by two methods.- by machineand by of a newIranian rug. Fibercontent, the hand. washingprocess, and numberof knotsa square inch are moreimportant, ac- cordingto RonaldTitseh. washedIndian rug usuallyhas no more something,such as goodhealth or long Albert Moomjyof Einstein Moomjy, than 65 to 70 knots per square inch. life. Theyare verypersonalized designs. A genuine Oriental rug is whichalso maintainsa store on Route1 Checkingthe thicknessof the pile is very Agood hand-made Chinese rug, which one made of Wool (or in LawrenceTownship, noted that importantin an importedIndian rug. A9 is alwayswashed, has about 100knots generally new Iranian rugs are x 12 Indianrug cango for $2,500. per squareinch, anda 9 x 12 cango for sometimes silk), woven en- becomingvery difficult to get in the Paler colors usually predominatein $3,200.Chinese rugs so far do not come tirely by hand by native craf- UnitedStates today. "Thecost of im- this style of rug, althoughthe Indians directly to the U.S.because trade with tsmenin somepart of Asia. portingthese rugs is skyrocketing,"he are nowbeginning to experimentmore Chinais still somewhatrestricted; A Chinese rug will last as said, "and generally speaking the withimitat ng Iraniandesigns, in which instead,they go first to Englandand are long as a Persian rug, and it qualityis notas goodas it usedto be." case they use morevivid dyes such as importedfrom there, whichraises their The consensus amongrug dealers the rubyreds. price considerably. has one very interesting seemsto be that whatis comingout of Turkish and Caucasian rugs are characteristic: It is literally Iran todayis not necessarilygoing to becomingscarce andmany of themfall ACIlINESE RUG will last as longas a hand-carved. appreciatein value as muchas Iranian into the antique (over 75 years old) Persian rug, and it has one very in- rugs of, say, 50 yearsago. category. Turkish and Caucasian Continuedon Page32

A GENUINEOriental rug is one made of wool (or sometimessilk), woven entirely by handby nativecraftsmen in somepart of Asia. Theycan be placed into five main groups. TheIranian (Persian), the largest and mostim- portant group;the Turkomangroup, the popular "red" carpets, comprising Turkoman,Afghan and Baluchistan rugs made in Central Asia; the Caucasian(Russian) group, which have geometrical figures for their main decoration; the Turkish (Anatolian) group, nowvery rare in the U.S.; and the Indian,Pakistani, and Chinese rugs. Rug-makingin these regions can be traced almost2,000 years accordingto somesources; Nomadictribes in Asia perfectedthe art, andmost of the colors of the rugs were achieved through vegetabledyes. During the 16thand 17th centuriesin Iran, rug-makingcame into prominence,and it has remainedan integral part of the Iranian economy eversince. Designsin Orientalrugs are generally only two-dimensional, featuring Arrangements Made.To.Order! medallions, hunting scenes, floral designs, and geometricalshapes. The shapeof the Oriental carpet has not Tell us what you’d like, changedmuch during all its years of existence;traditionally it is someform or let us create of a rectangle with only minor a beautiful deviations. Nearlyall designscan be dividedinto flower or plant arrangement. eitherthe field or borderof the rug. The field is usuallyone basic designwhich We’re artists: mayserve the entire mainsection of the rug, or the surfacemay be dividedinto rectangles or squares containing similar or diversedesigns, giving more of an all-over effect. Theborder is usually one wide stripe as a major bordersurrounded by smallerstripes of approximatelyequal width. Themain border usually repeats a floral or geometric design, and the smaller stripes canbe vine figurations. Accordingto RonaldTitsch, of San- dler & Worthon Route1 in Lawren- ceville, buyingan Orientalrug canbe a $u/’¢. tricky businessfor consumersand many peoplecan be misledif they do not know whatto lookfor. "Unfortunately,the samecriteria cannot be applied to each type of THEFLOWER BASKET "Flowerswith a lqair" Orientalrug," said Mr.Titsch. "First youmust find out the countryof origin, l l0 NassauStreet, Princeton Phone 924-2620 ALLEN’SFLOWERS and whetherthe rug is machine-or hand-made." SECONDSHOP 43 WestBroad St., Hopewell PrincetonNorth Shopping Center IIAND-MADEPERSIAN carpets can (609)466-0062 be either 100per cent wool,a wooland Phone(609) 924-2600 (609)924-8615 silk blend,or a wooland mohair blend. *’Allthese rugs are treatedwith a wash, CUTFLOWERg -- PLANlr8 -- FLORALDECORATION8 MajorCharges Accepted whichis a chemicaltreatment to make (609i92¢9340 the carpet look antiqueand the colors moremuted," explained Mr. Titsch. "All really goodnew Oriental rugs are washed;if you run your handover the FLORAL SHOP rug’spile, onethat has hadthis treat- 47 PalmerSquare-West Pdnceton mentwill be muchsofter to the touch than onethat hasn’t." phone60~,~4-0121 Checkingthe back If a carpet is 360Nassau Street Princeton,N.J. anothergood way to see the qualityof 14 ThePacket Magazine Don’t look down Before the Winter Rush at condominiums The biggest craze to hit the home- maintainedthrough the useof neutral Insulate now with building industry recently is con- vertical blinds on the sliding glass dominiums. They’re springing up doors, everywhere, from Maine to Florida to Theliving roomoffers accessto the 12 California and, even, to Princeton. x 11 foot formaldining room,which is Many people who have never been again furnished in a mixture of an- inside a condominiumtend to look down tiques. on them, thinking they are just onestep The stairway to the second.floor removedfrom apartment living. These sleepingarea is interrupted by a lan- critics could not be morewrong. ding, whichserves as a homefor more Althoughsizes differ accordingto the artwork.The basic bluecolor schemeis numberof bedroomsand the particular carriedthrough on the wallsand floor to Foamed-In-PlaceInsulation floor plan, the interior of individual the secondlevel. condominiumcomplexes are laid out as Upstairs there are two bedroomsat well as, if not better than, manysingle- one end of the hall, which serve as family dwellings. children’srooms, with a full-size bath. Small room size is usually not a At the otherend of the hall is the master problem. bedroomsuite, including a bath of its i ii!::ii:::i+iiilii i: :i :i:i i!%!i:i!::i!? :i iiiiiii: i :i::::.i ¸ i i

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IN ONE CONDOMINIUMcomplex own. It wasat this point that the owner put up in the Princeton area a few years decided to deviate a bit from the ar- ago, the four-bedroomstyle had overall chitect’s original plans. Originally, the dimensionsof 24 feet by 45 feet, cer- floor plan called for two bedroomsat tainly generous. this endof the houseas well, but instead, Onefour-bedroom unit in this complex the owner asked that the master whichwe visited kept pretty muchto the bedroomrun the entire width of the original floor plan of the architect, in house,separating it into twosections of that all the bedroomsare on the second sleeping and a sitting/study area. floor. Oneother interesting feature of this The main entrance to this homeis at condominiumis that the laundry roomis the centerfront of the building,as it was on the second floor rather than on the in the original plan. Thecenter foyer is first or in the basement.When you think done in blue andsilver in a supergraphic about it, this makessense as the dirty design which even goes up onto the clothes and linens are usually foundon ceiling. This effect adds width to what the secondfloor. could have been a narrow entranceway. This same floor plan, however, was Immediatelyto the right of the foyer taken by another owner in this same is a television room or study, com- condominiumcomplex while the units Reduce costly fortably furnished in a mix of antique were still under construction and so country pieces. Rowsof books line the radically changedthat it is incredible to walls mixedwith attractive accessories. believe both homesoriginally had the Apowder room is easily accessible from same plan. the study. heat loss To the left off the foyer is the kitchen, INSTEADOF the main entrance large enoughto offer plenty of working beingin the front, as in the originalplan, space and sit-down dining. this ownerrevised it to put the entrance Straight down the hallway from the on the side. It wasfelt that this would in your home foyer is the formal living room,which is give moreprivacy. 24 feet wide, the entire width of the The mainfloor of this homecontains a house, by 15 feet deep. The blue tones kitchen, living room and dining room, are carried fromthe foyer into the living powder room, and master bedroom ¯ room, whichis dominatedat one side by suite including a full bath. All major Saveheating, cooling costs! a huge fireplace and at another by living can be done without climbing the sliding glass doorsleading out to a deck. stairs. ¯ Stopsdrafts and cold walls! The sliding doors also tend to addto the Earth tones are predominantin this depth of the room. home- gold, rust, beige. All the wails ¯ Reducesnoise intrusion! are donein neutral burlap, whichserved Tills ROOMis furnished in a mixture as an unobtrusive backgroundon which ¯ Easy,fast application! of antiques from many different to hang an extensive art collection. periods. There is a Freneh-style The kitchen in this homeis small but loveseat in gold-patternedupholstery, a compact, and leads directly into the tufted wine velvet sofa facing the living and dining area, which are fireplace, and tasteful artworks separated by huge plants and a teak NEWHOMES, OLDER-HOMES, everywhere. The eclectic look is formica console table. The living room enhanced by a chrome, brushed also has sliding glass doorsleading to an COMMERCIALSTRUCTURES aluminumand glass coffee table in front attractive deck. of the sofa. Contemporaryfurniture is the most Anothersection of the roomhouses a predominanthere, but an eclectic look is magnificent baby grand piano. The contemporary balance of the room is Continuedon Page27 i Let our experts showyou how i to take advantageof special financing i, plans and proposedtax credits I

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the reasons behind the sudden boomin another type of home, mobile homes. Mobile homes have come a long way from their initial embryonic stage as little morethan oversized shoe boxes. Theyare not just "trailers" any moi’e, but can be just as elegant andgracious a place to live as anyconventional house. OF COURSE,prices vary on mobile homesdepending on the size and the manufacturer,but the smallest size, 54 feet longby 14 feet deep, beginsat about $12,500(plus 5 percent salex tax). For thisprice a customergets a two- bedroomhome, a kitchen/diningroom withrefrigerator andstove, wall-to-wall carpetingthroughout, living room, full bath,and all the furniture. That’sright, the purchase price in- cludesfurniture, inyour choice of style andcolor, and even window treatments forevery window. No matterwhich way youlook at it, that’s a pretty good deal. Youdon’t have to buya mobilehome furnished,however. Ifyou already have furnitureyou want to use, the manufacturerwilljust deduct the price Continued on Page29 -gulld gallerg

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More and more people are using Cruz, Calif., The Greenhouseman,at whichthe sun’s rays strike the ground heat loss. plants to add beauty and warmth to 980-tTth Ave., which advertises varies widely from summerto winter, their homes. Plants are really an greenhousesbeginning at an incredibly and the nearer this angle is to 90 TIIREE OTIIER vital factors in inexpensiveway to makeany roomlook low$98.95. degrees, the morelight and heat will get selecting your greenhouse site are terrific. Rememberthat the more glass there into the greenhouse. Generally water, drainage, and electricity. Ob- Someplant lovers, .hOwever,are not is in the greenhousein relation to solid speaking, a curvillnear-shaped wall or viously an adequate water supply is satisfied just to have& collection of materials, the moreheat the housewill one withglass to groundlevel is ideal for essential, and permanentpipes should houseplants spreadthroughout their lose whenthere is no sunshine.So it is most activities, although heat loss is be laid underground by a qualified home.They want the beautyof fresh-cut more expensiveto keepan all-glass fairly high with the secondtype. plumberto prevent freezing. flowers, or fresh home-grown Before actually beginning con- vegetables,all year round, evenin the struction, rememberto checkwith lOcal dead of winter. Homegreenhouses are building inspectors as youmay need a the answer, and are becoming ex- permit. tremely popular. First, decide on the sort of plants you want to have and what Mostgreenhouses need a heat source Whenseriously considering building a temperature range you want the greenhouse to cover. Frequently otherthan just the sun,especially if you greenhouseat home,a few basic things price is a factor. wishto keepplants in it all winter.Cool mustbe takeninto considerationbefore greenhousesuse artificial heatfrom late beginning.First, decideon the sort of fail to early springonly, and keepthe plants you want to have and what temperature generally about 45 temperature range you want the greenhouse at the desired temperature Selecting a site for your greenhouseis degrees.They are ideal for nonhardy greenhouseto cover. Frequentlyprice is than one which combines ~lass and very important, for if the spot chosen plants andother gardenstock. a factor. Choose the best model brick haft-walls. does not get good sun, it is obviouslya An intermediate or warmgreenhouse available for the money. The vast majority of modern green poor choice. You should aim for a is kept at aa averagetemperature of 55 houses are manufactured in pre- position that receives the maximum degrees. Such things as cucumbers, Tills MAYENTAIL shopping around fabricated sections, most of whichcome amountof sunshine summerand winter. tomatoes, and cut flowers such as a bit. Manyhome.decorating maga~nes with detailed assemblyinstructions. A perfect site is one that is well carnations and snapdragonscan be offer advertisements for greenhouse The shape of your green house will sheltered but whoseshelter aspectsdo raisedin themall year round. Theyare catalogues for a modestinvestment. For havean effect on the amountof light and not cut downon the light. Shelter cuts example,there is a companyin Santa heat reaching the plants. The angle at downthe risk of stormdamage and also Continuedon Page28 COUPONSALE

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Oriental all Thereare Oriental rugs and there are Orientalrugs. Thehangings at the backgroundthe feel of howthey will look ona floor. depictthe variety to be foundand the designsinvolved. In the foregroundone gets

Definitely Oriental This Orientalvase dates to 1820and is oneof a pair of 30-inchan- tiquesavailable. It is just part of a collectionat JuliusGross, Prin- cetoninterior designer.

A small touch If youhave nothing else Orientalin the home(and you have some patience you can learn the art of bonsaigardening, the ancientChinese art nowpopularly associated with Japan. PacketMagazine. 21 Oriental look is ’in’, in decor,furnishings

design occasional tables, so called Continuedfrom Page3 because the four legs terminate in a design which actually resembles The group is most dramatic in the horses’ hoofs. combinationCordovan/hurl finish. Chin Other pieces in the Pan Asian group Hua is on display at manylocal fur- show more of a Korean influence. For niture stores, including HermanSpiegel example, one armoire in the bedroom on Route I in LawrenceTo’~voship and collection has the impressivefacade of a the furniture department at Bam- Koreanstacked chest, but it actually berger’s, QuakerBridge Mall, has large doors for easy access to the Oneof the mostrespected (and ex- storage area. Bamboo.stylecarving is pensive) names in Americanfurniture also a typical Korean look, and this is Henredon,whose newest group, just Henredoe group also has occasional introduced into the retail market, is pieces in this style. called Pan Asian. Henredon says the group contains some fairly authentic PANASIAN is done in solid and

Most of the major furniture houses are currently featuring an Oriental group and report that they are doing a brisk business in the style nationwide.

copies of rare Oriental antiques, and veneeredmahogany with olive ash buff; other pieces whichadapt the Oriental some characters are done in a marked style to more contemporaryliving. walnut veneer. A limited selection of Someitems definitely have a Chinese pieces is available in the CirmebarRed inspiration, exemplifying the Chinese finish as well. gift for uniting beautiful wood and It’s not necessary to do an entire glossy brass hardware; the lines of living room,dining room, or bedroomin these pieces imitate the simplicity of Oriental to he in style today. As a matter classic Chinese household furniture. Continued on Page32 Oneexample of this is the horse-hoof

Chinese import Thisblack lacquered secretary, imported from Chins, is oneof a numberof lovelypieces of furniture withOriental character available at Julius GrosS, Princeton.

gl. Andan antique Brighten up that dead corner in the living room with one of Thomasville’s breathtaking Oriental-screens. They really are E. Behadurian8" Sonsspecializes in antique’Orientalrugs suchas the oneMr. works o! art. Bahaduriandisplays, The price of suchrugs may leave the customerbreathless, but Mr.Bahadurien’counters with the fact that the rugwill appreciatewith time, 22 The Packet Magazine WE CAN HELP YOU at ALL WORK COMPANY since1957

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The guest room: ne clutter spot, or beauty place?

Often one of the mttst neglected rooms maketheir extra bedroomspretty and in the homeis the guest room. Because decorative are Betty and GuyMingoia it is seldom used, a guest room of Lawreneeville. Their entire homeis frequently is turned into a combination furnished in exquisite taste, but their den/television room/office/sleeping two guest roomsare really outstanding. area by combininga desk and portable "We’vebeen in this house 13 years," TV and books with a recllner and a said Mrs. Mingola, "and we’ve taken convertible sofa. our time to get everything to look This maybe a practical wayto utilize exactly the waywe want it. Decorating

¯ . .an extra bedroomcan be a place wherethe womanof the house can really decorate to her heart’s content. Guestrooms can be amongthe mostattractive in the homeas thesetwo examples in a Lawrencevillohome reveal.

an extra room,but it usually is not the a homecannot be done overnight. We’ve most decorative. searchedpainstakingly for just the right Another popular way to use an extra touches to makea room look right." roomis to put all the cast-off furniture in One guest room in the Mingoia home there along with a sewing machineand is done mainly in a combination of maybe an ironing board. So when an chocolate brown and blue tones. The unexpected overnight guest drops in dark-stained woodfloor is accented by a there is muchshuffling and rearranging white area rug. of furniture just to give the guest access "I call this guest roommy ’Empire’ to the twin bedtucked into the far corner room,’ said Mrs. Miogoia, "becausethe of the room. daybed in it is designed in a French That certainly is not the wayto make Empirestyle." a friend or relative feel welcome. An Italian import, the daybed, (a standard-size twin bed), is of brushed GRANTED,some people have to use aluminum and covered in a small- that spare roomfor storage or an office, printed fabric of blues and browns but given the choice, an extra bedroom accented with peach and pink. Assorted can be a place where the womanof the throw pillows and matching bolsters housecan really decorate to her heart’s complete the look of the bed, and the content. She can use those frilly ac- sameprinted fabric is repeated on the cessories she maywish were in her own windowin an Athey (tightly pleated) bedroom. In the so-called "master shade. bedroom,"after all, there is another person’s taste to consider as well. TIlE MINGOIASreally love to mix Onelocal couple whohave chosen to Continuedon Page28

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Continuedfrom Page24 . large rather thansupersmall. However, extra space does not alwaysmean an he didnot leavein place andused it as Cextraordinarykitchen. Again,it de- YOUR moldingfor the doorwayand window. pendaon howthe space is utilized. Heeven installed the crankfor opening FAMILY the windowinside the original wood In one new contemporary style windowmolding. Princeton homethe kitchen is much "Thedishwasher was a¯ ugly thing," larger than onewould expect to find, 24 BICYCLE be said. "SoI tookdown a cabinet, feet by 13feet includingthe diningarea. whichwe didn’t need, and cut its doorto Butthe space,in this case,is notwasted. fit andhide the front of thedishwasher. Howmany times have you wantedto HEADQUARTERS! Nowyou don’t even know it’s thereuntil reacha particularitem in yourkitchen wefold the doorback." and find that it is wayout of reach? Tolook at this roomnow, it’s hardto Gettingto it entails draggingout the believethat it oncelooked as bad as Mr. stepstooland fumbling i¯ the backof a Vargaand Mr. Puzio say it did. Butthat highcabinet where you really can’t see is just a tributeto thecombined talents whatyou’re doing. of thesetwo men, who have created a Thearchitect for this housesolved this highly efficient andextremely at- potential problemby putting all the tractivekitche¯ from what they termed cabinets,with the exceptionof onelarge originallyas a disaster. pantry,at counterheight or below.The Thehigh slanted ceiling is effectively low cabinet height not only makesit usedfor displayingaccessories such as easyto find things,but this waychildren pictures and baskets. Gleaming c¯n help motherput things away, an stainlesssteel potsand pans hang from extralittle bonus. hooksfor easyaccess. Cookbooks are Oneof the mostimpressive features arrangedon a lucite shelfto keepthem aboutthis kitchenis the centerisland handy.Silverware is attractivelystored workarea, whichcontains more storage in plain sight in a lucite caddyrather space with roll-out drawersto make than hiddenin a drawersomewhere. findingthings a breeze,a built-inmixer In effect whatthese people have done andknife sharpener,a griddleon top of is to use the everydayitems found in the counter for makingpancakes etc., mostkitchens as decorativeaccents, andtwo ovens. One oven is the regular QUALITY BICYCLES combinedwith more conventional variety, andthe otheris the microwave ¯ .. and everything In cycling decorativetouches such as pictures, typefor hurry-upmeals. There is also a built-in ice crusherand meat grinder in plants,etc. It is an interestingand in- Whetherit is thethrill of thefirst bike,a new10-.speed fight- ventive combinationwhich comes off this centerisland. splendidly. Thekitchen looks even larger because weightfor dad,or a newhome Exerciser for mother,we have of its cathredalceiling, andthe roomis thebest selection, and the bestknow-how in cycling. We’re FREQUENTLYthe trend in newer factoryfranchised by Schwinn and our bikeexperts are fuc- housestoday is to buildthe kitchenextra Continuedon Page37 t¯~/trainedto serveyou better. Every bike we sell is properly : :~: ~:~,~: ~;~~ ~L~::~ :~ ~ ~i~!~i~ i~i~ ~ ~ assembled,fitted, andready to rideat noextra cost. We slack a completeselection of accessories,.andparts for all populbr The architect solved a potential problem(of high cabinets} by blkes...andwhen your newSchwinn needs service, our putting all the cabinets, with the exceptionof one large pantry, at mechanicsareready to fix it... soit will stayfixed. Whatever counter height or below. yourbike’needs.., drop in andlet’s gel acquainted. KOPP’SCYCLE Sale.~- Service- Parts 10-12JohnSt. Princeton, N.J. WA4-1052 26 ThePacket Magazine

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Continuedfrom Page18 excellent for pot plants and for used to be the potting room but which propagation. nowis used as a small sitting/garden Hothouses,used for growingseveral room. Sort of a get.awayplace. "Antiquesfor Plea,~ure and bwest,ment. , " ~ temperaturekindsoforchidS,propagation.Palms, andhavef°r high-an "1 DON’TPRETEND to be a plant averagetemperature of 65 degreesin expert," said Mr. Kirkpatriek. "But I winter. enjoy whatI do. It’s very relaxing, but Fromnow until December22 It is wise to investigate the cost of a can be challenging at the same time. heating system whenfirst considering Andthe rewards are great. building a greenhouse. The more "I can spendas muchas eight hours a wewill be openfrom commonmethods are via hot pipes dayputtering aroundwith myplants if I containing hot water whichare heated wantto, or as little time as a couple of 10a.m. until 5 p.m. by a boiler; oil heaters; or electrical hours. There’s as much work here as heating systems. you want to be. Andwhen the weather Mondaythrough Saturday Oftencareful considerationof the cost gets warm, I often replant greenhouse of a heating system maydetermine the plants in my outdoor garden." type of greenhouse you can afford and The greenhouse at the homeof Mr. Fora specialChristmas gift thereby determine what types of plants and Mrs. Charles Jaffin is totally can be put in the greenhouse.Certainly, devoted to flowers, most notably choosing plants which are comfortable orchids. Rather than being a separate of enduringvalue, let usshow you in a similar temperaturerange, whether structure like the Fitzpatricks, the they be vegetables or flowers, is a Jaffins chose to build their greenhouse necessity for a successful greenhouse. about ten years ago as an addition to The Largest Stock Of Fine Antiquesin NewJersey their home. WIIEN ROGERKIRKPATRICK and The greenhouseis entered via a door his wife bought their Princeton home from the sunroom, which the family Everythingfrom one of the finest many years ago, the separate uses for relaxing, but it can also be seen greenhouse was an added bonus. "But prominently from the formal 1Bib- when I was commutinginto> NewYork century living roomas well. So whenthe bonnet-topHighboys we have had, every day," said Mr. Kirkpatrick, "I Jafflns are entertaining guests, theycan just didn’t have the time to devote to put on the lights in the greenhousefor an to a choicepiece of Brass. plants. Since I retired in 1975, I’ve added effect. decided to do more in the greenhouse and I really am enjoying it." "We always wanted a greenhouse," said Mrs. Jaffin. "But we had no in- The Kirkpatrinks’ greenhouse is the tention of getting into orchids. Wereally type that maintains an average tem- perature of 55 degrees.And it really is a started with snapdragons and taurus, 192 ~.~sau Street working greenhouse. and then someone gave us an orchid Amongthe flowers grown, mostly plant and that’s howit all began." ~grinceton, ,~w ]ersey /~1 The Jaffin greenhousetoday contains from seed, are marigolds, begonias, at least ten different species of orchids, cyclamen, snapdragons, and car- nations. "There’s nothing like using from dainty lady slipper orchids to the freshly cut flowers from your own familiar cattleya (large purple or white greenhouseas a table centerpiece," said florist variety) to the smaller cym- bidium. Mr. Kirkpatrick. Exceptperhaps for using fresh "Wedon’t generally cut off flowers vegetablesfrom the greenhousein from any of our plants," said Mrs. wintertimesalads. The Kirkpatricks Jaffin. "But every nowand then one our growlettuce and radishes,and are bloomsturns into a corsagefor a school talkingabout putting in sometomato dance. An extra bonus of growing or- plants too. chids." This particular greenhouse was heated by a coal furnace when the THIS GREENHOUSE is ap- FRzpatricks bought the house. Now,an proximately10 x 12 feet, and the air is oil burner is used, and Mr. Fitzpatrick kept circulating by an electric fan. said the cost is nominal."There is also Basically the green houseis a hobbyfor an automatic roof ventilating system," Mr. Jaffin. "Hefinds it very relaxing he said, "which helps maintain the after a hard weekat the office," said his temperature at 55. Wedidn’t lose many wife. "I don’t think either of us ever plants last winter during the energy thinks of taking care of the orchids as a crisisbecause most of ourplants prefer chore, just something we both enjoy cooltemperatures." doing. Actuallythe Kirkpatricks’ greenhouse "I think one of the nicest things about isa two-roomaffair. There is the actual havingour greenhouseis looking out at greenhouse,and attached to it an at- it on a cold winter night. Youfeel like tractiveroom with a slatefloor which spring has never really left."

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example of howtwo different fabrics Continuedfrom Page23 can be used effectively to create a single knock-outeffect. styles of furniture andvarieties of prints This room is done in shades of in a room, and this guest room is no burgundy, taupe, blue and cocoa brown. exception. Onecorner of the roomholds The majorprint in the room,used on the a brushed brass, chrome and glass walls, bed coverlet, windowdrapes and console table with a large single ot- cushionof a stunningbamboo chair, is a bold paisley whichcombines all of the toman upholstered in a harmonizing add-a-room¯ add-a-carport print under it. Anelegant mirror hung above colors. This could be an over- over the consoletable makesit a perfect poweringlook for a small room,but the dressing-table area. paisley is accented and toned downby add-a-patio¯ paint-the-house Light-toned woodpieces - a formal the secondprint, a tiny white polka dot Chippendale-style arm chair with on a burgundyground which is used on a finish-the-basement upholstered seat and a tall wire.doored large roundtable at oneside of the bed library unit usedto displayattractive ob- and as accent trim on the chair cushion, jects &art - mix perfectly with the pillow shams, and Romanshades on the see us for the money! metals of the dressing-table and bed. windows. The whole room is given a soft look Youcan enjoy moreliving comfort-- without moving.Add to or improve ATTRACTIVEaccessories, such as your present home with an economical Nassau Savings Home through the wall treatment; the paper Is a small chocolate brown and gold ginger jars over the bed on sconces ImprovementLoan. Come into anyof our three convenientoffices, we’ll instead of the usual picture, plants, an be happyto makeyour plans a reality -- quickly and courteously. geometric paint with a wide ceiling outstanding brass table lamp, and an border. Indian-design area rug on the dark- HOURS:Weekdlyl,9 l,m, Io 4 p,m.,Frldly evening, 5 Io 7 p,m, Although it could be said that this Salutday*.10 a,m, Io 1 p.m,,Monlsc~nlrY only. room was designed with a womanin stained floor complete the look of the mind, in fact the people whouse it the room. most frequently are the Mingoias’ two "I love my home,"said Mrs. Mingoia, young nephewsaged I0 and t2."They *’and I really enjoy decoratingit. It’s reallythink the room Is pretty,said beena labor of love, and fortunately my c assau %avin husband shares my enthusiasm. We AnEquglOppo*lunlWILendgtAnd Loan Associati Mrs.Mingoia, "and they are very carefulwith everything in it. I don’t want everyone whovisits here to enjoy 194 NASSAUSTREET * PRINCETON* 924-4498 haveto worryabout anything breaking themselves, and I think having an at* 44 HIGHTSTCWNRO. ¯ PRINCETONJUNCTION ¯ 799-1500 whenthey stay overnight." tractive guest room can really make MONTGOMERYSHOPPING CENTER ¯ RT. 20a ¯ 921.1080 The secondguest room in this someone know you think they*re Yoursavings lntu,ed IO SA0.~O0 Lawrencevillehome is a perfect special." ThePacket Magazlne 29

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Someof the Route130 in Robbinsville,runs $87a manufacturersare designing their Welook forward to working with you monthincluding water, taxes, and mobilehomes with peaked roofs instead of flat surfaces,which makes them look sewerage,garbage and snowremoval. a lot morelike conventionalhomes. Therental price also providesfor two Oneof the mostattractive plans’ in QUEENSTOWNSHOP car parkingplaces. mobilehomes today wasdesigned by Thesizes of the lots are expandingat architect Phil Holt of Princeton. the Robbinsvine park. The owners Probablyone of the things that is the 151West Delaware Ave. believein givingtheir tenantsplenty of mostappealing about the designis that Pennington,N. J. roomfor a yard,and some of the lots are it does not looklike everyone’scon- 50 feet by 90 feet, whichis not much ception of a mobilehome, but is far smaller than in-city conventional 609-737-1876 houselots. moresleek and contemporary. Mon..Sat.9:311.5:30 Bythe way,this parkand most of the "Actually this idea beganwith my others in this area are full at the trying to design a low-costvacation moment. homefor myown family," said Mr. Mobilehomes "are the only wayto Holt. "So I designeda two-bedroom live," said HowardDye, one of the housewith the living roomat oneend, a residents at MercerMobUehome Park. center core of kitchenand dining area "Mywife and I had our ownhome, a withbath nearby,and the bedroomsat CapeCod, in Trentonfor manyyears. It the oppositeend. Theoverall dimen- wascompletely paid for, but one dayI sions were24 feet x 48 feet." sat downwith a paper and pencil and TIlE PLANSwere put aside for a BRINGS YOU figuredout that, withall the extrasthe while, but then the ReynoldsAluminum Co. announcedit was sponsoring a houserequired, I wasactually still contest for mobilehome designs (the workingmainly to support it, not connectionprobably being that most myself.I decidedto lookfor a better mobile homesare aluminum-sided). way." Phil Holt realized that his vacation TIlE "BETTERWAY" the Dyes house could easily be adapted to a choseis a 65 foot by 12 foot two-bedroommobile-homestyle, and could be mobilehome with an extra roomoff the prefabricatedin two12-foot-by-48.foot living roomthat can serve as an extra sections for easy transporting to a bedroomif needed. projectedsite. *’Whenwe were still living in our old "WhatI nowhave is a transportable house,"said Mr.Dye, "it seemedlike if residencefor the secondhome or youwere upstairs you neededsomething recreationstructure area, which is an downstairs or vice versa. Wewere untappedpart of thepresent-day mobile alwaysrunning up anddown the stairs. homemarket," said Mr. Holt. Andit took a longtime to thoroughly Thehome is a mostattractive one, clean that house. witha sizabledeck reached by sliding "Withour mobilehome, everything is glassdoors from the living anddining so muchmore convenient because it’s areas.There is muchmore open space all on onefloor. Mywife and I devoteone anda freer feelingthan in mostother daya weekto housecleaning. She starts mobilehomes. at oneend and I start at the otherand we "Thewhole thing could be produced meetin the middle.It hardlyseems to very reasonably," said Mr. Holt. "I wouldestimate it wouldcost about take us anytime at all. $~,000to buildone, and of courseif you "Anotherthing I like aboutmy mobile build in great quantityyou savemore homeis that I don’thave to worryabout money.I originally envisaged the keepingthe outsidefreshly paintedall furniture in myvacation house to be the time. It’s completelyaluminum built-inseating, but now I cansee a lot of sided, so there’s no outside main- nubbyfabrics and butcherblock and a tenance.My only regret is that wedidn’t variety of storageunits woulddo very do this years ago; mywife feels the nicely." sameway." Mr.Holt sees mostof the floor space Donot be deceivedinto thinkingthat of his mobile homecovered in a the interior of a mobilehome looks like reasonablegrade of carpet, withtile in an averagelayout in "HouseBeautiful" the bathroomand kitchen areas in a or "ArchitecturalDigest." It doesnot, harmoniouscolor. "Becausethe house but then, neither do most average is notvery large, it is importantto keep people’shomes. a uniform color schemeaa muchas However,it is not necessaryto duck possibleso as not to :jar the eye," he yourhead when entering a mobilehome, said. as somepeople believe. (Theceilings Thewalls wouldhe donein gypsum average7 feet 6 inches,which is cer- Shower Cumins ¯ Matching Draperies tainly a respectableheight unless you board and painted. "Theeasiest and are a giant.) cheapest wayto makea room look Assorted Throw Pillows ¯ Bedspreads Noris the furniture in a mobilehome differentis to paint it," said Mr.Holt. 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Continued from Page13 teresting characteristic: it is literally people in the Princeton area prefer, hand-carved. If you run your hand over according to Mr. Bahadurian. "Ninety the design of a hand-madeChinese rug, per cent of my clientele want an old you can actually feel that the pattern Oriental rug, hut are not prepared to has beencarved out of the carpet pile. spend a small fortune for an antique. Prices for most hand-maderugs, no Theyprefer colors of rust red, orange, matter what their countryof origin, are gold, and pale blue, and favor geometric usually quite high. If youdo not care to or stylized floral designs," he said. invest that muchmoney, Mr. Titsch of Apparently some people whohave had if ’do-it-yourselr is not for you Sandier & Worthsuggests looking into an Oriental rug in their familyfor a long someof the good-quality machine-made time havevery little idea of its actual -- see us for a newhome ... Oriental-style rugs coming out of worth. "Sometimes people come to European countries such as Belgium me," said Mr. Bahadurian, "and they and France. Mostof their patterns are have an Oriental already. Theywant me faithful reproductions of timeless to find a similar one to harmonizewith designs, and, although they are not a it. WhenI tell themhow much it’s going lifelong investment, still promisemany to cost, theysimply can’t believeit. It’s years of good and faitMul service. amazing how often people take these treasures for granted." In addition, Sandier & Worth also With decorating leaning more and carries Karastan carpets, an American more toward mixing styles these days, brand which, according to Mr. Titsch, perhaps this is one reason whyOriental provides good quality and faithful in- and Oriental-style rugs are becoming terpretations of Oriental design. Again, increasingly popular. One of the most ... and homeowner’sinsurance, too. all good quality machine-maderugs go important things to remember when through the same wash process as the considering buying a rug is to find one hand-maderugs. that answers your ownpersonal needs. When buying a machine-made Besure it is the right size for the area; Oriental, checkfor thicknessof pile, and be sure the colors harmonizewith what also see if there is a clear pattern is already in the room. definition on the reverse side. OBVIOUSI.Y,buying a tight-colored IF ANYONEis looking for both a good Indian rug for an entrance foyer or investment and a heautiful addition to [amity room or any other area which their home, an antique Oriental rag will encouo~erheavy .%,t traffic is not might be a purchase to considnr E. "~’t’ry~T’a¢21ical. Whenbuying selling or insuring your home, let us help. Enjoy Bahadurian & Sons on State R~ad in As to:" .a:’o. ~11 ()rbx:tn! ,’ogs need 1 iowe’s Personalized Professional Service while you save time and Princeton has been in the rug husi~ess !’,!~]l:i/l i° cie~H~.iIlg’.\ il ’. : :lit efficient effort. An.lndependentrealtors and insurers there’s no need to ’do- for more thtm 60 years, and ),It’. x~letJ!.iill cleailt:I’, t)!d,’;" l’tl!’S do not h.yoursell’ because wework exclusively for you. Bahudurianhimself will assist ~’~t ia !’VP,!)¢,iS]WC]I ~0 a ’;tlel:l.l[ll :,.ith brusbes, your selectiou. t~t ]e,~st trot everytime it’s ¢]~aned;it’s i:~,) hardon the {file tit :tltwe arty spots "I~uyingan (h’iental rug shouklu ,t LC cr +,pills promptly.’l’l~.e longerthe spot an impulse item," Mr. ]~ilhit/~twiall .~tm the harder it is t,~ remove.Don’t he PI~INCETONOne Palmer Square [609] 924.0095 d~r~WF. expiairmd, "This is something ’~hich afraid to use most of the rug cleaners will be kept and probably he passed WESTWINDSOR ¯ PENNINOTON. FLEMINGTONcc available in the supermarkets on an I~p~c~sl~ downfrom one generation to the next, Oriental. You’ll find the rugs are anddealing with a specialist, a reliable colorfast and mildew-resistant. Never source,is a necessity. Wegenerally let a use bleach or ammoniaon a stain. customertry an Oriental in the homefor Regularly turn the rug to evenly a few days before they makea decision, distribute wear and fading. Oncea year as it is so difficult to visualizehow it will is often enough. look in a room otherwise. Have your rug cleaned by a "I like to think of a fine Oriental as professional whennecessary, at least being like a fine painting," Mr. every year or two so the rug won’tbegin WOOD HEAT Bahadurianwent on. "There are no two to look dingy. handmadeones exactly alike, and that Be sure your rug has a good pad under is as it should be." it, as most rugs begin to showwear on for warmthand efficiency Old rugs are becominghard to find the hack before it is apparently on the these days, especially in the colors front.

’The look’ is eastern in decor, furniture ContlnuedfromPag.21 NassauStreet in Prineetl~ani oY:,~, No.404 eounu to De xmpress~oy y . of fact, one of the things that makesthe Oriental lookso popularis that it can be JULIUS GROSS, who has an at- mixedin with almost any other style ann tractive interior design studio andshop not look out of place or overpowering. on Hullfish Street in Princeton, has No.606 Manya living room or foyer could some beautiful pieces of antique ) benefit from the addition of a handsome Oriental a’rtifacts for sale. Particularly ebony secretary, hand-decorated with noteworthy is a pair of 30-inch-high striking Oriental motifs. Thomesville Chinesevases whichdate to 1820. There has somebeauties in its Four Corners are also a few Oriental-style Regency Collection, as does Habersham.Or try footed boxes, one especially designed adding a distinctive Koreanchest. for playing cards, which go hack to Consideran Oriental style credenzaor early 18th-century England. buffet for the dining rooln, or even the Whilein this shopalso take note of the living room. The hand-painted designs small hurl and brass chest imported and colors of most of these manufac- from China, the handsome black turers often makethe choicea difficult lacquered secretary, also imported one. fromChina, andall the lovely ginger jar Brighten up that dead corner in the lampspainted in Oriental designs. living room with one of Thomasville’s Ginger jars and ginger jar lamps, by breathtaking Oriental screens. They the way are a relatively inexpensive really are worksof art. Mostare silk wayto add an Or ental touch to a room EARTH. panels and hand-paintedin traditional through small accessories. Of course, Oriental scenes. Contact your interior the really fine quality ones cost a king’s -j designeror visit anyof the fine furniture ramsom,but manyof the Oriental shops CENTER stores in this area. In additionto the two so prevelant in NewJersey shopping already mentioned,drop in at Convery’s malls today offer respectable imitations and Park Lane on Route t in Lawrence for sale.whichmay be just the accent to Township and Nassau Interiors on ’spruce up a tired-looking room. 609-924-7377 No. 602 8 ThePacket Magazine 33

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~, The beautiful way .... to savefuel. GroverLumber Co. 194Alexander Street ThisOriental is an antiquewhich with goodcare will cantinueto appreciatein value, Princeton 924-0041 Plant surge acts as spur to bonsai Continued from Page8 and then perhapsmake a few rough UNFINISHED FURNITURE sketchesbefore you actuallybegin landcontains same of the mostbeautiful clipping. * KITCHENCABINETS * LADDERS Japanesegardens in thisarea, Duke Bonsaiplants also need to have their Gardensin Somervilleincluded. ¯ TABLES* CHAIRS* BOOKCASESa WARDROBES "The Japanese believe that rootstrimmed regularly to keepthem everythingin gardening,whether for small. Keepthe plant in a small pot, and ¯ DESKS* CORNERCABINETS * WICKERFURNITURE cheek the growth frequently. Prune the indooror outdooruse, should look roots faithfully and then repot. Also, da ¯ BOSTONROCKERS * BARSa TROPHYCABINETS completelynatural," explained Mrs. not forget to water the plant every day. Fairman."It should not look contrived, ¯ GUNCABINETS ¯ DRYSINKS * CURIOCABINETS but as if theplants grew that way Indoor bonsai plants (the art can be ¯ HUTCHESa TOYCHESTS * BATHROOMVANITIES naturally.Americans are finally practiced on exterior potted trees as well) should be kept in an area of the * BENCHES* DINING ROOMFURNITURE house where the temperature and humidity do not vary greatly. A south- "...Not everyone has the eye facing windowis usually best. Choose TheLargest Variety in the Stateof NewJerseyl for the line of a plant or a con- hardyplants for indoors, and be sure the container is placed on a slightly larger sistent way of caring for them saucer which is covered with peat or that is necessary for a bnosai’s sphagnum moss and dampened snrvival," regularly. Bring this ad with you and receive "Bonsai had almost become a dying art in the UnitedStates until a fewyears learning to appreciate this look in ago," noted Mrs. Fairman. "I first gardening. Instead of arranging became interested in it when I was 10% OFF straight plants all in row.s, they’re associated with the Brooklyn Botanic ON ANY ITEM IN STOCK comingaround to the twists and turns of Gardens back in 1958 through a $25.00 OROVER plants and shrubs that the Japanese Japanesehorticulturist there. havealways appreciated. ’%group of about l0 or 12 of us then Offer effective through October 30th Inbonsai, according toMrs. Fairman, founded the AmericanBonsai Society, .ll thecentral point is theshape of the and it just mushroomedfrom there." plant,not just the age. Mrs. Fairmancautioned that bonsai is Tobegin a bonsaiplant on yourown, not for everyone. "Sometimespeople startwith a straightplant. Almost any becomeinvolved with samethingjust plantwith eithersmall leaves or needles becauseit’s the in thing to do, but not is suitable;some of themore popular Trenton’a PHONE everyonehas the eye for the line of a MostExciting varietiesarethe black pine or Japanese plant or a consistent wayof caring for 298-4444 mapletrees. Tropical plants are them that is necessary for a bonsai’s Store sometimesused for bonsai here in the survival. UnitedStates as well. "YOUKNOW," she continued, "I give ONCE YOU IIAVE selectedyour classes in bonsaiin the eveninghere in UNFINISHED FURNITURE plant,begin pruning away what foliage my home, and so many times I see you do not want and wire it to begin to people begin the lessons all enthused Route 206, BORDENTOWN,N.J. form the desired shape. This should not only to drop out a few weekslater." be done too quicldy, however, as you (In Front of 2 Guys) may accidentally snip away a branch If youare really interested in learning that you later maywish yau hadn’t. For the fine art of bonsai, Polly Fairmanis OpenMonday, Thursday, Friday 9:30 AMto 8:30 PM novices, it’s a good idea to go through the womanto contact at 924-3202. someof the bonsai books in your local "Bonsaiis really somethingyou can’t Tuesday, Wednesday,Saturday ft Sunday9:30 AMto 6:00 PM library to get someideas as to shape, learn from a book," Mrs. Pairmansaid. The PacketMag~dne

Another era Themaster bedroom in the restoredDietz homein Trentonis Victoriandown to the detail of the chamberpot.

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Victorian theme downto compote Continuedfrom Page 4 his umbrellaup inside the buildingto brick streets and the gaslights in- especiallyin the 19thcentury. It would the state library anddid muchresearch keep dry. "The house was partially terspersedat regularspots to addlight be impossibletoday to duplicate the on the period. Theywanted their home burnedout whenI boughtit," explained andauthenticity to the scene. ironworkof 168-170West State Street, or to beas authenticto the Victorianperiod Mr.Allen. "It reallywas a bigproject to Actually, whenwalking down these the terracotta and stained glass in whichit wasbuilt aa possible. get it into shape." streets today,it’s hardto believethat prevelantin someof the otherbuildings. "Wehad manyproblems," said Mrs. Theprevailing style of home,in Mill the houseswere once in sucha state of TheState HouseHistoric District is a Deitz. "Wespent a lot of timegoing to Hillis the two-or three-story,three.bey- disrepair.However, there are a fewstill mixture of residences and state acutiosstrying to find the right pieces widebrick row house. Decorations of the being workedon extensively- one, in buildings,of doctors’offices andat- for the house.We wanted the interior to LateGreek Revival, Italianate, Second fact, that is a massof boarded-uprubble torneys-at-law.Some of the buildings be as Victorianas the exterior, andit Empire,or Eastlakegenre are applied at the moment.And Mr. Allen said that wereprivate residencesat onepoint, wasn’teasy finding many of the pieces generouslydepending on the year of the mostof the housesonce looked the same onlyto be transformedinto professional wewere looking for. particular home’sconstruction. way. officesat anothertime. At the turnof the "Anotherproblem we ran into was "Mostof these werepainted brick or Whois movinginto the area? "Mostly century this was the area knownas findingsomeone to clean the exterior Trenton’s"gold coast," the placeto live thoroughly.There are not that many ’:I(:Ei:i:!:i:!81 i:i::i:i:i:i ! i: :!:I:I:!8!:!:E::1:i:1!xi i:~ ~:i:18 :’~:i:i:i: ::: :!i: ?II:I:Z:L: : i:}:i i:i:i:i:i 18::1111:11 for the socially prominent. peoplearound who specialize in this Oneof the mostfascinating examples type of work." of restorationis at 144West State St., the Whatthe Deitznsended up with after ActuaUy, whenwalking downthese streets today, h’s hard to homeof Davidand Rosalie Deitz. A all their hard work- morethan two believe that the houseswere ,,nee in such a state of disrepair. combinationof a private residence, yearswere spent on the restorationand office (Mr.Deitz’s law office is on the furnishings- is oneof the mostperfect i!i!’~ :!i:!: :i: :i:i iii ii : i : "!! iii:iii!ii ii!ii:iii::i!iiiii ii bottomlevel of the building), and examplesof Victoriana on the East private apartment with a separate Coast.The colors usedare mostlyruby brownstone,’"said Mr. Allen. "You youngmarried couples, especially state entrance, the building is brownstone reds, mauves,purples, and pinks - cannot imaginethe workinvolved in or county governmentworkers," said (the first story) and brick with those that werein vogueat the time. gettingyears of paint off that type of Mr. Allen. "Theyare a well-educated brownstonequoins and elaborately It is not possible to accurately surface.Most of the housesthat looklike groupwho do notsee living in the city as carvedcartouchee in the archesover the describethe home.Suffice it to say that newwere sandblasted to get that paint a problem.We have a strong neigh- secondfloor windows.The third story is eachdetail, so painstakinglyresearched off." borhood association which meets also brick. andadapted to the house,is absolutely Mill Hill has long beenthe homeof regularly to discussany problemsthat manyprominent area residents. For maycome up, and everyonehas input example,the old family homesteadof into whatgoes into the neighborhood. the Converyelan, of the furniture "Thefirst Saturdayin Decemberthe business, was on Jackson Street. MillHill RestorationSociety sponsors a Trentonmayor Arthur Holland and his Christmastour of area homes,which Granted, not everyonewants to live in a housestyled in the Vic- wife havelived in their MercerStreet has beena verysuccessful venture for torian manner,but it is possible to bu~’ one of these old Trenton homesince their marriagein 1963. Ben us," said Mr.Allen. houses and style it anywayyou like. Whitmire,chairman of the Trenton HistoricalSociety, also lives in MillHill. THEOTIIER historical district in Re is currently in the process of Trentonis the State House~-Iistoric restoring a homewhich, whencom- District, whichroughly occupies an L- pleted, will be the mostornate in the shapedtract of land fromWillow Street "Whenwe bought this housein the authentic. Eventhe accessories- the neighborhood. It is most unusual to WestState Street. Mostof the early 1970s,"said Mrs.Deitz, "it wasa oldpostcard collection, the light fixtures becauseit has exteriorcast iron window residentialstructures are on a two-block doctor’soffice, all cut up into examining etc. - are right. It is amazingto thinkof ledges. area of WestState Street, across from roomsand such. But it had so much twopeople committing themselves to so the State House. charm,such as the beautiful woodwork monumentala project. andstained glass windows,that wefelt Oneof the mostcharming touches of Tile OLDESTstanding house in Mill Thevarious styles of architecture the houseis the additionat the back, Hill, whichoverlooks the park,was built represented are Georgian, Federal, wereally wantedto makeit the houseit whichthe Deitzesuse as a sitting room. in 1830.It is a combinationof brickand Classic Revival, Italianate, Second oncewas." white painted wood,and is presently Empire, RichardsonianRomanesque, Designedin the shapeof a gazebo,it beingrestored. andQueen Anne - all the architectural BEFORETHE DEITZES even began overlooksa beautifulgarden, surprising Part of the charmof the area are the styles popularin the UnitedStates, their monumentalproject, they wentto Continuedon Page38 fabrics ¯ comforters¯ pillowsI~ HOUSE OF TREASURES ~ BRIC P FABRIC R FABRIC U " ANTIQUES ¢ A L L FABRIC

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Continued from Page§ peoplethink they are of cheaper con- structures, must meet rigid NewJersey struction than conventionalhouses. This building code requirements, but Ronald is definitely not true. Dependingupon Tobia says he has never been denied a .A, the size homeyou choose,the initial permit to build a domehouse. building costsrun pretty muchthe same Whattype of person is attracted by as a conventionalhouse." this type of house?"Generally speaking Mr. Tohiaattributes the suddenin- they are more free-thinking than hilt creasein popularity of geodesicdomes aveerage,"said Mr. Tobia,"but there is C-" to the fact that manypeople are getting no one agegroup. Asa matter of fact, tired of the boxylook in construction. manyolder peopleare nowbuying dome withyou "After all, no matter whatother style houses,surprisingly enough." houseyou pick," he said, "be it ranchor Ronald Tobia and his family are colonial or Cape- andwe build all these probably among the best ad- inmind styles - they still have the samebasic vertisements[or domeliving because rectangular shape. The interior maybe differently laid out, and they maybe one- or two-story dwellings, but the overall shapeis still the same." Theexterior of a geodesicdome is The exterior t)f a geodesic maintenancefree becauseit is covered dome is maintenance free with cedarshakes, asphalt shingles, or because it is covered with other weather-resistantmaterials. Of cedar shakes, asphah shingles course, woodshingles cost morethan BURNLESS WOOD AND PRODUCEMORE HEAT asphaltshingles, but Mr. Tobiabelieves or other weather-resistant materials. ¯ Constructedwith ¼" plate * Ashfender they look better on the domeexterior. ¯ Totallywelded Into on efficient ¯ Rightor left handdoor design hootproducing unit onstoves only SPEAKING OF LOOKS, it is ¯ 2 Safe,efficient cooking suRaaes * Outletsavailable on back, top generally conceded that a domehouse withdtlferent temperatures or eitherside of stove looks best in a woodedsetting, not they lived in one for well over a year. eSuperlordoor sea| completely ¯ Outletsavailable on top or back sticking out like a sore thumbon some "Whenwe first movedin," said Mr. eliminatesfire hazardfrom of fireplace flat pieceof acreagein the middleof the Tobia, "I have to admit we were very sparks ¯ Uniqueventing system prevents farmlands. "Frequently we find that excited. Even though my company ¯ Will notsmoke when properly excessiveheat from escaping up people have been turned off the dome builds them, it_was really a novelty to Installed chimney houses becausethey happenedto ride by actually be living in one myself. ¯ Superiorlocking screens onall * Firebdck lining one that was not put in a proper type Rreplacemodels "But after a few monthsthe novelty setting." said Mr. Tobia. "Peoplelook wore off and wesimply thought of it as at the house andlaugh, becauseit looks W~h;4~S~ou~T-33 W~ht~jmu~ T-iF 1 our home,which may be the best thing l O~eru~ons18"wk~e by 3)" deep D~emJon129"w~eby 29" deep I so out of place. But put a domein the can say about living in a dome.No, you M|xmlumLogL~Oth 30inchel MalrnumLogLength ;[4"ot 20" woods,especially if it is finished with HiltsUD"re 2c~0 i~uorl tees HaltsUI3To 2000 t~Ja¢l Ii¯t woodshingles, and it reallylooks don’t feel like you’reliving in something (steins~c~dldl strange, just comfortable in your own W~ht:~=o=~ T.24 beautiful." Olment~nlIS"wkJ| by 2T’ de¯a Wl~gh1430pounds T-SF home." Ma=imam t, ogLength 24inch~ Oiment;o~26"wldl by 2S" aeep It takes about the sametime to build a Contrary to what somecritics may Hut=UpTo |400 I~U~llt fmP| Me.imamLogL~’lgth ~0" at 16" geodesic domeas it does to build a H~ltup To 1400 S~uam F~¢ think, youdo not get the feeling of being W’h¢’?O-- *’fg IS ...... dedi conventional house, and sizes vary inside somethingcircular wheninside a O~l*e,~14" w~* by 21" ~ between39 feet and 59 feat in diameter dome house. The upward curve is so M*z~mumLogLa~gm 19h~ches dependingon whichmodel is chosen. All HHt,Up TO~0 Iq~l f.l Firewood Available ~ gradual that the feeling is moreone of the prices Building Conceptsquote for open space than anything else. Wedellverl construction of the house (the land is U. S. Highway206 b HillsboroughRd. extra, naturally) includea full ONEREASON for this open feeling is basement,Prices level off between probably the fact that most domehouses $40,000and $45,000, but you can spend are designed with a maximumamount Belle Mead,N. J. moreor less. Alldome houses, as well as any other Continuedon Page37 4JP~ His and her baths "/he PacketMagazine Continuedfrom Page25 visible on oneside from a secondfloor balcony. A word about baths TIlE FARSIDE of the room is mostly glass, from the greenhouse-typewindow The newest trend in bathroomstoday to house lots of plants, to the corner ¯ is his and hers. Rather than just one sliding glass doors whichreally bring bathroomin the master bedroomsuite, the beautiful outdoorsinside. The large manybuilders are dividing the area into rectangular butcher block formica table one room with a stall shower and and companionchairs placed in the cabinet sink for storage, another room dining area near the sliding glass doors with a bathtub, sunkenor otherwise, makethis room a pleasant one for in- also with a cabinet sink, and a third formal entertaining. The earth tones section for the lavatory. It mayuse used in the color scheme add to the morespace, but is a good wayto ensure overall natural look. This is really a privacy whentwo people have to bathe kitchen that combines everything most and dress at the same time. people could want.

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4. The Packet M~ Victoria reigns in Trenton Continued from Page35 in the middleof a city suchas Trenton, andfrom the street the gazebolocks like a separatestructure rather then a part of the house. GRANTED,not everyone wants to livein a housestyled in the Victorian manner,but it is possible tobuy one of theseold Trenton houses and style it anywayyou like, One young couple in MillHill purchased a house in suchbad condition interiorally that restoring original woodworketc. was impossible. So they are making the interior con- temporary. For example, the second- floor bathroom will have a step-up bathtub and a skylight. The City of Trenton is doing what it can to foster these renovations. Ac- cording to Tom 0gren, assistant director for housingfor the Department of Planning and Development,"Anyone interested in buyinga property in these areas for their own occupancy can obtain a special mortgagethrough the NewJersey Mortgage Finance Agency. The interest rate is 7~.~ per cent and downpayments are low, even for con. ventional mortgages. Further in- formationcan be obtained from the City Department of Planning and Developmentor local realtors." Further, financial assistance is available from the city for homeowners whowantto improvetheir homes.In the historic districts, rehabilitation loans are availableat a 3 per cent interest rate with a repayment period of up to 20 years. And when undertaking Diningin style renovations.beyond those o~ a repair nature,which would increase the real TheDletz diningroom could come straight fromsn illustration for a Dickensnovel, completewith the large bladefan andthe fruit com-estate tax assessment, property owners potecenterpiece. mayrequest a five-year delay in any reassessment.

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Whenyou’re planning Girl gymnastspost first victory to landscape- landscape by Janet Fillmore Michelle Bills took first on Franklin girls’ gymnastics achieve a 6.5 or better tally on with a plan... Whynot Special Writer the unevenparallel bars with a squad, Sue Vecsey and Lisa the balance beam. call oneof ourlandscape 3.1 tally aa first place in the Juzwink, need one more high The Central Jersey State The girls’ gymnastics team vaulting event was awardedto seore in their respective Sectionals will be held at the architectstoday. of Franklin High Schoolbested SueVeesey with a score of 6.5. events to join teamma’.. Hnidi Franklin High School on Nov. the Tigers of SouthPlainfield Jackie Fisehback, Debbie Jackson in qualifying for the 12. The Warriors next host to claim their first victory of Cherry, and Michelle Bills Central Jersey State Sec- Hopewell Valley on Wed- the season, but fell to Bound placed second, third, and tionals, nesday, Oct. lg, andonFriday, CompleteDe=lgn & Brook and Hackettstown in fourth, for Franklin in the Sue desires a 7.75 or better Oct. 21, journey to ConstructionSemite contests this past week. The latter competition. Lisa score in the vaulting corn- Bridgewater-Raritanl~ast for team’s record nowstands at 1- Juzwiak was high scorer for petition as Lisa hopes to a meet with the Minutemen, 5. the Warriors in the floor Franklin bowed to the exercises, copping second doerler landscapes Crusaders, 67.65-59.75, on the place with a 5.2 tally. evening of Oct. 6 at Bound Hackettstewn proved to be phone 609-924-1221 Brook High School. Lisa the victor, 61.35-59.15, in a Juzwink captured first place meet with the Warriors on the on the balance beamwith a afternoonof Thursday,Oct. 13, 5.25 score as Michelle Bills at Franklin High School. Lisa took fourth in the uneven Juzwiaktallied a 6.95 score on parallel bars event with a 2.75 the balance beam to attain for the Warriors. first place for Franklin. She Second place Jn the floor also look second in the floor exercises was awarded to exercises with a 6.6 as DebbieCherry with a 7.Otally. teammate Michelle Bills Sue Vecsey earned second in earned second place in the the vault with a 7.75 score aa uneven parallel bars com- Debbie Cherry was next high petition with a 3.7 total. First for Franklin in that com- in the vaulting competitionfor ~’; petition. the Warriors was Sue Vecsey CALL526-5550 The Warriors swept first with a 6.6 score. place in three of the four Two members of the events on the wayto defeating the South Plainfield Tigers, 44.70-37.70,on the afternoonof Tuesday, Oct. 11, at the Franklin gymfacilities. Lisa Juzwiak triumphed in the balance beam competition with a 4.0 score as teammates Joyce Freidberg and Jackie Fischback captured second and third positions for the Warriors. .:" " ", ;’i ..;,~:.,/ ’ ; ’., ((,) ’., ¯ ¯ .... Singles champs Thesweet taste of victory.. ¯ lose trophy Forthe ultimate ...has beenabout as familiar to headvarsity coachAI Hedingthis yearas a wholeplate full of ChristmasGift sauteedtrufles. LastSaturday all the hardwork paid off at last, andthe coach’striumphant holler at Jacqueline Kimball and game’send neededno megaphone. Marie Sie, both of Franklin, (Steve Goodmanphoto) werebeaten in the battle for first place in women’sdoubles competition of the Sixth An- ~-- -- m~-- le 114 X nual S°merset CountyPark Tennis Tour- vL" II U/UI ! ! Ul commission Warner maclline ~ ~ nament. The twowerematched in the doubles finals against Dolores Havea happyHalloween Party with PumpkinMegic l~arty goodsfrom Hallmark. Or ch~ the The Franklin Junior JamesAshley ran it in for the penalties before next week’s game against second place LaVecchia and Frank Cald- popularAutumn Leaves pattern or a combinationof plain colorsin HarvestGold or Bittersweet Warriorsmade it five in a row conversion. The "Iron Guard" well, both of Basking Ridge. Orangewith Brown. Paper Party Goodsmakes entertaining easy. with a 21-0 victory over the received the greatest Highland Park. However,our challenge to its unbeaten kids haverisen to the occasion The matchwent to the Basking Don’t forget HalloweenCards South AmboySabers Midget Ridgeteam at a score of 6-I, 6- Portraits team last Sunday¯ season when the Sabers all year andI think theywill do marched down to the Junior it again in our most important 4. by Andrew Bradsbaw, who was Warriors’ eight yard line gameof the season." The tournament was played -~o.~£,~a~ Nassau Card and Gifts substituting for the injured before the Warriors defense The Little Warriors broke a at the Green Knoll Tennis CharlesMcVicker, Tyrone Moyeat quarterback, and the clock combinedto stop three gamelosing streak with Center, on Garretson Road in Princeton North Shp. Ctr. - next to Grand Union put the Junior Warriorson the them. a 13-0 victory. Quarterback Bridgewater. 924-2660 scoreboardin the first quarter In the third quartera touch- DonaldParkins led the attack when he ran 35 yards on a down was scored by Claude by running six yards on a RECYCLE keeper. The extra, point was Griffin on a 55-yard run.Rod keeper and passing twenty good when Bradshaw passed Brnndidge made the extra yards to Darrio Roberts. The THIS to Jeff Merritts. point on a drive up the middle. win gives the Franklin Pea NEWSPAPER Thefashion greats In the secondquarter Walter Head Coach Carl Wadewas Weesa 2-3 record. Brown passed 40 yards to happy with the win but said, The Mini Warriors turned its Steve Cartledge for the TD. "We must cut down on the horses loose against South Amboy’sJr. Pea Wens35-6. It areat the... was a field day for Derrick Polly,put the kerde on... Brown and Kevin Harris as Girls field hockey they scored five touchdowns from our collection better alternativd announces between them. Kevin Harris of waterkettles opened the scoring with a 20 MarriageEnrichment yard run. Jeff Hall ran for the At Cogito, shop for the nowat 4.3.4 mark extra point. Derrick Brown Manyshapes and sizes best and give your budget a Awin, a loss, and a tie were ly in the season Franklin scored on a twentyyard run to in rest because famous maker Workshop accumulatedthis past weekby downedthe Golden Falcons by makeit 14-0 at ball and designer fashions are the girls’ field hockeyteam of a 4-0 margin. Gayle Gross, The Mini Warrior’s 30% to 50% less than re- Five ConsecutiveSunday Evenings Franklin High School. DawnRubin, and AnneHauss scoreless streak was stopped enamel tail. exhibited the most offensive Oct. 30; Nov.6, 13, 20, 27 The Warriors overpuwered whenthe South AmboyJunior copper And that includes this Cedar Ridge, 2-0, on Monday, shots on goal for the Warriors. Pea Weestook the second half season’s greatest look, the October l0 at the Franklin Franklin’s defense per- kick-off and marchedto the stainlesssteel shawl and skirt ensemble. SexualEnhancement for Women Only field. Gayle Gross drilled in formedadmirably, with goalie first touchdown the Mini You’ll find an exciting collec- both shots, with the team Debbie Bondybeing credited Warriors have allowed in five aluminum tion of colors, patterns and contributingon the two scores. with seven saves. The JV team gamesthis year. styles at dazzling savings! SexualEnhancement for MenOnly The Warrior defense, fell, 2-0, to the team from At this point the Brownand Oneday workshop,Sat., Nov.5 consisting of Lisa Kleber, Bridgewater-Raritan West. ’ Harris show got on track. Jackie Fisko, CindyJones, Sue The Warriors had previously Harris scoredfrom ~ yards 100%wool Van Aken, and Debbie Beady in the season held the Golden out. Brownthen addedtouch- did not allow a single goal in Falconsto a scoreless 04) tie. downruns of 28 yards and56 Shawl & Skirt THEINSTITUTE FOR EXPERIENTIAL containing the Cougars. The Suzy Harder demonstrated yards. Ensembles... outstanding play throughout JV team was idle due to the The Mini Warriors are now reg.retail $80 LEARNING& DEVELOPMENT fact that Cedar Ridge lacks a the gameas goalie June Miller 3-0-2. This weekthey have an saved six shots for Franklin. BOX6254, Lawrenceville, N.J. 08648 team. open date. At COGITOs43~ Franklin and Bridgewater- ’t’l~e Warriorsjourneyed to The Midgets and Pee WeBS or call 609.882-6815 Raritan Westdueled to a 04) tie South Plainfield on Tuesday will travel to HighlandPark to Sendfar ourschedule of comingworkshops on Thursday, Oct. 13 at the and will travel to Piscataway play at DonaldsonPark at l Warriors’ field. Previous- on Thursday, Oct. 20 p.m. on Oct. 23. Specialties Wool/polyester for the Home blend Shawl & Skirt NII~IUIt Harrtlon Ensembles... Parkingtn rear reg. retail $48 ~,~ Mon.-Sat.10-6 j At COGITOs’2.4~ Celebrate, Celebrate! SALE Completethe fash- ..... COMEHELP US CELEBRATE OUR 10TH ANNIVERSARY. ion look with a visit CopcoKettles to ourgigantic sweater d~partmend Regularly 27,00 COMETO OUR BIGGEST FRENCHFOOD FESTIVAL EVER. Cowl Sweaters LOTS OF NEW IMPORTS FROM FRANCE. NOW19.95 i (in anyof GOURMEI" BARGAINS BETTER THAN EVER. 18 beautiful colors) regularly $19 Gooddesign in 9s FROM NOWAND UNTIL THE END OF OCTOBER. four bright colors - NOWSI0 teakwoodtrim WISHING YOU A ! And.,. At Cogito, you can enjoy customerservices unavail- able at any other store of our kind. We’re the better alternative!

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by JanePetroff Their purposesare in fact very well "That’s becausewe’re liberated but coordinated, and have been nearly intelligent," her husband quickly ManagingEditor from the momentthey met. Assigned replied. The cat purred. to share the same small office at But life in the enchantedforest will Just off AmwellRoad, not far from Colonial Park, a family flourishes. Rutgers College when they have to end soon for the Fryes. There is a man, his wife, and four arrived...he from a four-year high "I have absolutely no monetary school teacbing job in Lancaster, Pa., incomeright now," he explained. "All eats. They live in a simple, wood- I can provideis our house,in exchange frame house at the edge of a wide she with a new B.S. in biology from meadow. MichiganStale...the strangers wasted for the caretaking." Withina stone’s throwof themall is no time getting better acquainted. . Ms. Frye’s pest

Forest scenes

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RICKAND DARLENE FRYE stroll through the William L. Hutcheson MemorialForest during a.break in their schedules.The insert showsthe coupleon the dayof their marriage,perlormed three years~lgo on a meadownext to the forost. (Steve Goodmanphoto) ! hl, ! r,mklin NEWSRECORD Thursday,October 20, 1977’ Table tennis opens season Solid showby varsity soccer The New Jersey Table opento all, regardless of age, Tennis Club is opening a new sex, or playing ability. In- season in October.The club is terested persons should visit bringsin win over Plainfield located at 226 North Avenuein the club on Mondayevening, the heart of Westfield..Thisis telephone232.9659, or write to Robert Barns, 63 Martins by JimAllegro and breakaway. Moments later The game was lest in the the oldest as well as the Walker scored again on a first half aa Angalo Vlsacelio, It’s us. largest table tennis facility in Lane, Berkeley Heights, N.J. MareSulam Special Writers penalty kick, Franklin held its Somerset County Scoring NewJersey. 07922(telephone 464-6785). 2-0 lead due to some fine leader, Scored three early Membership of the club Last Monday, Oct. 10 the defensive work, especially by goals. He later added another numbers over 160, but the ROCKYIIILL PARTY itsamazinggealte, scottPotts, goal to round out West’s spacious (eight tables) Franklin varsity soccer team beat Plainfield, 3-1. The team Things were rolling until scoring. premises can aecomodate an The MaryJacobs Library in Plainfield scored in the fourth Franklin’s only score came even greater number. played well on offense and Rocky Hill win present a defense and led from begin- quarter, but the defense on Swiss exchange student Therefore, applications for special Halloweenparty, for tightened up and Scott SlomanGerard Gelgar’s tap in of a new membership are being ning to end. children in grades K-4 on The scoring started early in scored an insurance goal late Mike Feldsteln rebound. accepted hy the club at this Monday,Oct. 31 at 3:46 p.m. in the gameto wrap up the 3-1 The loss dropped Franklin’s time. Due to the variety of the first quarter with Vinee For further information Walker scoring on a wm. recordto 1-7-3. leagues andtournaments, it is please call 609-924-7073, Thewin was Franklin’s first TheJV teamplayed only one ofthe season and it’s really gamelast week, losing to West unfortunatethatit took so long 3-1.Andre Morrish scored the incoming, lone Franklingoal in the The varsityhad to come fourthquarter on a penalty backto earthin Bridgewater ¯ kick. The loss plunged the JV RaritanWest in order to lose 4- squad’srecord to I-8-i. TOYOTA__ t. Franklin Tide repeats victory Ziebart In what is becomingan all this year by the hitting of Ken too familiar story to the other Luke and the Calve brothers. members of the Franklin J. Middlesex,led by Bill Township Men’s Softball De|aney,won secondplace League, Franklin Tide again duringthe regular season in RELIABLE USED CARS repeated as Championsof the theirdivision as didBan- t977 summerseason. nisterswhich was led by Bruce After going undefeated and Latso. winningits division duringthe regular season, Tide also won the playoff’s final series BRIDGECLUB TO MEET between themselves and HermaL They were led by The bridge club, sponsored pitcher Jeff Smith and the by the Department of Parks hitting of Bob Traphegen and and Recreation, will bold its Jim Meseroll. next meetingon Oct. 24 at the Hermal which won its Sampson G. Smith School, division during the regular beginning at 7:30 p.m. Down-to-Earth season and finished second All area Bridge players are during the playoffs, was led invited to attend. L’F reseone hi the opinionel BondCounsel fo the Aulhotgy,interest on Iho 1977Bonds is exempffrom Federal income taxes under A head of the game u~ist~t~ff statuteand court decisions,and the 1977Bonds are exempt/roe1direct taxationwithin the Stateof NewJersey, +~cep;for ~ranster.inheritance and estate taxes and taxes on transfersby or in contemplationo1 death,and Franklinvarsity soccerplayer Scott Slnmanheads the ball while +ntere:;t on the 1977Bonds is not includible in grossincome under the NewJersey Gross Income Tax Act. S/anBul]oskis of the opoosingSouth Plainfield Tigers waits for a Tire Prices chanceto takeit away. NEW ISSUES (Steve Goodmanphoto) Ratings:Moody’s: A Slandard& Poor’s: A,+ DROPIN SOON! $18,000,000 Tennis team nets another victory by Janet Fillmore host Rutgers Prep tomorrow Special Writer in regular season competition. This weekmarks the advent of (Princeton, NewJersey) The Franklin High School 1977 play in the Central Jersey girls’ tennis team rompedto Group 3 State Sectionals. their ninthvietor:~ in ten starts Franklin tsoeded fifth) easily by trimming Bridgewater- qualified for this tournament $10,495,000 Revenue Bonds (1977 Series A) Raft/an West, 4-I, on Thur- and faces Howell Township sday, Oct. 13 at the Warriors’ (seeded fourth) on Wed- $7,505,000 Revenue Bonds (1977 Series B) homecourts. nesday, Oct. 19 in the opening Diane DeVries defeated round. Dated: November1,1977 KoreaRichards, 6-4, 6-2, Janet Fillmore ousted Peg Hale, 6-1, Due: December1, as shown below 6-2, and Kathy Vlastaras BASEMENT Principaland interest (inlerest payablesemiannually on eachJune 1 andDecember 1, beginning June 1,1978, whippedDabble Almqulst, 6-0, representingseven months interest) payable, unless registered, at the principaloffice of UnitedJersey Bank. Hackensack, 6-I in singles action for WET?.... NewJersey. the Trustee,or, at the optionof the holder,at the principaloffice of MorganGuaranty Trust Company Franklin. The Warriors’ first WE GUARANTEETO DR’ of NewYork, New York, New York¯ The 1977 Bonds are issuableas couponbonds in the denominationof $5,000 each, doubles team of NancyMendel andregistrabLe as to principalonly or asto bothprinclpal and interest and, if so registered,convertible and Paula Kimballeasily IT UP PERMANENTLY? into couponbonds in accordancewith the Resolution, handled Annette Ebsen. The1977 Bonds are subject to prior redemptionas describedin the Olficial Statement, Paterson and Noreen Kemether,6-2, 6-1. The GoldenFalcons’ lone EachParticipant under the ServiceContract with the Authority(Princeton Borough, Princeton Township, West Windsor OURMETHODS FOLLOW THE Townshipand South Brunswick Township, and Hopewetl and Penning/on Boroughs upon notice to connectto the pointcame in seconddoubles SUGGESTIONSOFCONSUMSRS UNION. Systempursuant to the ServiceContract) is requiredto makepayments to the Authorityof AnnualCharges when JaniceHorvath and NEHAVE SERVED THE AREA FOR A OECAD| sufficient, togetherwith other [andsavailable to the Authority,tn payoperation and maintenance expenses and DeidreWeeks of Franklin CALL WHITEWALLS Authoritydebt service. In the opinionof BondCounsel to the Authority,the AnnualCharge payable by a Participant I DAYOR NIGHT393-3033 will constitutea valid andbinding direct andgeneral obligation of suchParticipanl and each Participant has bowedin a three-setmatch, 6- powerand is obligatedto levy advalorcm taxes upon all taxableproperty therein for the paymentof its 7, 6-3, 1-6, to the twosomeof AnnualCharge. without limitation asto rateor amounl. Barbara Lundbergand Laurie Tropiano from East. The1977 Bonds constitute direct andgeneral obligations of the Authority,which has no power to levyor collect taxes. Matches with Montgomery The1977 Bonds are neither a debtnor a liability of the Stateof NewJersey or of anycounty or municipality. on Friday, Oct. 14 and North SENIOR CITIZENS TheSeries A Bondsand Ihe SeriesB Bondsare equally secured under Ihe Resolution.The Underwriters reserve the Brunswickon Monday,Oct. 17 withproper I.D. cards right in their dlscrelionto confirmorders for the SeriesA Bondsand the SeriesB Bondson an interchangeablebasis. were cancelled due to rain. The Montgomery match has #2 COUPONVALUE $2 AMOUNTS, MATURITIES, COUPONRATES AND YIELDS OR PRICES been rescheduled for Friday, Coupon Coupon Yield Oct. 29 and the matchwith the Amount Maturity Rate Price Amount Maturity Rate or Pdce Raiders will take place on $245.000 1982 4.20% 190% $350,000 1990 5.00% 100% Tuesday,Oct. 10. 1983 4.30 100 370,900 1991 5.10 109 The Warriorsjourney to 255,000 Piscatawaytoday, Oct. 20, and 270,000 1984 4.40 100 390,000 1992 5V4 5.20 280,000 1985 4V2 100 410,090 1993 5V4 5.36 290,000 1986 4.60 100 430,900 1994 5.35 100 305,000 1987 4.70 100 455,000 1995 5.40 190 FET and old 320,000 1988 4.80 160 475,900 1996 5.45 190 TI!EY’REO01N FAST/./ 335,000 1989 4.90 100 505,090 1997 5r/2 100 Front End 16-inch wide $12,315,000 5,95% Term Bends due December 1,2012, Price 100% 1977 LEFTOVERS ALIGNMENT ~, PUSH (Accruedinterest, if any.to beadded) Only a Few Left.. Ourexpert mechanicswill set caster,camber and toe- 2 -- CaprlceEstate S’t’;tlon Wagons in to manufacturer’sorig- Thet977 Bondsare oratedfor de/ivorywhen, as andif issuedand delivered to the Underv~titers,subject to the approvalof legality Dy Hawkins,De/afield & Wood,Now York, New York, Bond Counsel to the Authority, Certainlegal matterswill be 1 -- ChevelleMalibu Classic Coupe passedupon for the Undo/writersby Brown,Wood, fray, Mitchell & Petty, NewYork, New York. 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as long as you own the car Warriors blast out with 41-22 win (others Justguarantee muffler only)¯ All foreigncars are fully suarante#dfor oneyear. ¯ CustomPipe Bending ¯ R.V.’=.Plck-Ups g Trucks After a two year absence, ¯ FreeSafety Inspecnon ¯ ForeignCarl the Franklin High School ¯ Coast.To-CoastOuorantIe * CustomDual Systems offense has returned. ¯ ufen.~eG..... tee The Warriors exploded for (609)921-0031 four secondhalf touchdownsto win their first gameof the year, a 41-22 rout of BridgewaterEast. Franklin is I1plY. J,,. NEMESSONS, INC 1.3 on the seasonbut 1-0 in the U.S. HWY.206 he PRINCETON Mid.State Conference. East has lost four straight¯ The Warriors rolled up 382 ¯ total yards, by far their best total under Head Coach AI Heding’s two year reign. Among the Warriors’ best REEDMAN plays werea 67 yard TDrun by -s BruceJones, a 64 yard scoring run by Chuck Jackson, and a 63 yard touchdownpass from Phil Johnston to Bill Miltner.

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The Warriors wasted no time in getting on the scoreboard. On the game’s Wayto go, Warriors! fourth play from scrimmage, Scenesfrom the exciting Oct. 15 gameagainst Bridgewater-East show Franklin’s Jones founda huge-holeon the zoneas FHSband member signals the newaddition to Franklin’s side of the right side and raced 67 yards secondTD, left, achieveddespite a futile dive fromBridgewater-East player Frank scoreboard. untouchedto give Franklin the Trusheim,No. 21, anda wastedeffort from co-playerHenry Buschinski, No. 34. In (Steve Goodmanphotos) lead. Carlos Robertsran in for photoat right, the Warriors’third TDbrings a leapof joy fromBill Mihnerin the end ¯ the extra point and with 9:43 yards but he was sacked four have come to undefeated, Watchung. Watchung (3-1)is remainingin the first quarter, ensuing free kick and drove 43 his left and foundMiltner open In the fourth period, the times for losses totaling 38 state-ranked opponents and another MSCcontender but the Warriorsled 8-0. yards in eight plays for the in the end zonefor the score. OLDSMOBILES,NEW BUICKS, tying touchdown. Teryek Minutemen recovered a yards. that Somerville, rated as the they haven’t played well The PAT try failed but fumbleat the F-45 and went 45 It was the first Mid-State ’NEW PONTIACS,NEW FORD MIDWAYthrough the culminated the drive with a Franklin led 14-8. best team in the MSC, lately. Twoweeks ago, they yards in I0 plays for a score. Conference game for the defeated East only 15-12, the were pounded 22-3 by period, East’s Scott Teryek onc yard plungewith 9:46 left The Minutemenstruck back Buschinski did most of the ran for 12 yards and quar- in the second period. Brian Warriors and it looked as Warriors’ chances are pretty Piscataway and last week, quickly. The Warriors tried an work,carrying six times for 38 though they are ready to fight good. terback Mark Hawkins threw Schofield’s extra point kick onside kick which failed, they beat a weak parochial attempt sailed wide. to the yards, includingthe final eight for the Conference cham- This Saturday, Warriors school, Our Ladyof the Valley, a 30 yard pass to Tom giving East excellent field for the touchdown.Buschinski pionship. Whenyou consider Schoolbraidfor a first downat right. position at their own 46. meet Warriors as Franklin only 9-7. Gametime will be ran in for the two point con. that Franklin’s three losses takes on Watehung Hills at 1:30 p.m. the F-8. HenryBuschinski ran Later in the quarter, Ryck Hawkinstossed a screen pass version and with 7:00 left in twice for four yards but on the Suydamrecovered a fumbled to Buchinskifor32 yards to the the game, the Warriors led 34- next play, Hawkins fumbled pitchout to give the Warriors F-22. Two plays later, the ball on the E-23. Arun by 22. the snap and Tim Barna Hawkinshit Schoolbraidfor 22 The Minutemen tried an recovered for Franklin at the Johnstonlost a yard but on the yards to tie the score, 14-14at following play, the Warrior onside kick and nearly were five. half time. successful. However, Berne Three running plays gained quarterback threw for 14 In the third quarter, the recovered it for Franklin at nothing and Miltner was yards to Miliner at the E-10. A Warriors looked as good as their own48. forced to punt fromthe backof holding penalty set Franklin any team in the state. the end zone. Jay Chambers back 15, but a I3-yard run by After Jackson carried for Franklin’s offense produced two, Johnston ran the option SAVE YOUR ENERGY blockedthe kick out of the end Roberts helped bring the bail 176 total yards and three again for 28 yards around the zone to give the Minutemena back to the original line of touchdownswhile the Warrior left side to the E-22. Johnston , safety, cutting the score to 8-2. scrimmage. On fourth down defense stopped East to a net added three morewith a run to withan Energy Saving Loan from Lincoln Federal The Minutemen took the fromthe nine Johstonrolled to total of minusone yard. the opposite side. From/heE- Onthe first play of the half, 19, Roberts raced aroundright Wecan help you slash the tuel bills you’re improvements or repairs (a local contractor Hawkinsattempted to pass hut end for his second touchdown it was overthrown and in- of the day. Wityk’sextra point paying right now. Irs as easy as a Home canhelp)andcallordropinloseeus. Nored tercepted by Roberts, who capped the scoring, with the Improvemenl Loan from Lincoln Federal Sav- tape. No delays. No wasted energy here, returned it 19 yards to the E- Warriors on top 41-22. ings. Figure out the amount you’ll need for 42. A four yard run by Jackson either. and an eight yard burst by TIlE WARRIORSdid have Roberts movedFranklin to the one more chance to score late E-30. After Johnston gained in the game. Brian Bloyd B_ three, Miltner madea diving sacked Hawkins and forced a catch of a Johnstonpass for 22 fumble, which Bullek yards to the five yard line. recovered at the E-12. Coach INSULATION Luther Sirmans was stopped Hedingdecided to run out the ALUMINUMSIDING Insulate your attic and for no gain Roberts carried clock rather than run up the Aluminumsiding will through the left side for the your side walls. It’s oneof the score. Reserve quarterback beaulify your homeas well as touchdown. DonSmall ran twice for six crilical sourcesel energy yards as time ran out. . .. conserve energy. loss AFTER TIlE KICKOFF, It was a very satisfying win East picked up a first down for the Warriorsas they finally and then was faced with a achieved the potential they’ve ,, ,.~,%~j..p.~, .... third and sevensituation at the been hiding for two years. E-48. Hawkins wanted to Warrior runners gained 276 throw but Suydam and Dave yards in 35 attempts, an Bullek combined to sack him average of almost eight yards for a six yard loss. Chambers per attempt. Of course, the punted the ball away and the long runs by Jones and Warriors took over at their Jackson helped this average own36. considerably. Jones finished Johnston pitched out to with 95 yards in l0 carries Jackson on an attempted while Jackson ran for 73 in sweep to the left. Jackson only four tries. In addition, CARPETING dropped the pitch but picked Roberts gained 49 yards in six up the loose ball, reversed his Wail to wall carpetingis an SHOULDTHE STATEINCOME attempts and Johnston had 46 energy saver. field, and scampered64 yards in 10 carries. TAX BE ALLOWEDTO DIE for a touchdown. Jones threw Johnston had his best day of a key block in the backfield to the season at quarterback. He help spring him loose. Marko threw only eight times but I IN 19787 Witykbooted the extra point to completed five for 106 yards ROOFING give Franklin a 27-14 lead. and two touchdowns. Miltnor Franklin got the ball back caught four of the completions If heat can’t go throughthe YES! quickly on a Chamberspunt to for 108 yards. His other roof, neitherwill heatingbills. the F-30. Johnston ran for completion was a tight end seven yards on an option play. screen to Keith Black which TheState IncomeTax Package: Then Johnston threw to lost two yards. STORMWINDOWS !i ¯ HatNot Slgnlflcanlly Helpid Ihe Large Urbon Aceas, Miltner, whowas wide open at the E-35. MiRnertook the pass The Minutemenamassed 222 Storm windowscan pay lor ¯ HatNet Worked Toward Ouallt y Education. yards themselves. Busehinski themselvesin the savings you all the wayfor a 63-yardtouch- was the workhorse of the of- ¯ HatNat Ptav~dad Significant PtopIny To=Rellah down. Wityk added another realize in fuel bills. Alsocheck fense, running 18 times for 92 FURNACE REPAIR ¯ HasNot Wan the Public Confldunci. extra point and the Warriors yards. Hawkins completed the weatherstripping on all were in commandafter three doors and windows. A moreefficient furnace ¯ HolNoe hen P,ov*n Neca.aq. seven of 15 passes for 123 j quarters, 34-14. I can cut fuel consumplion. 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by EllenKoifon-Waton mirror, to see if yourhair is in IIOME, YOUDECIDE, is WIIAT IS THEREbeyond other clubs welcomeanyone hold activities ranging from leader~ know that they are Staff Writer place, better than the crush of the search for Mr. Goodbar? with commoninterests, discussion groups and wine newcomers. You call a friend (of the Farrah Fawcett hairdos and Take heart, there are many There are groups that ap- end cheese parties to day You’re single. It’s seven same sex) and suggest a bar: leisure suits. The search for a places wheresingles can go in peal to the intellectual, the trips. ’It’s difficult to find partnerswhen IN TIlE LASTcategory are o’clock on a Friday night and at least it’s out of the house, good time, even for a con- and around this area thathave sports or music lover, This club and others have a the weekend looms like a you’re in your forties.., this is fun. clubs that put their emphasis There you give a guy credit versation that is more than a formed in response to the travelers or simplyto people membership fee, although on doing something rather monotonouslandscape, for originality whenhe asks if hustle, is fruitless, needs of the unattached, be seeking others in the same prospective members are It’s activity and meeting people at than talking or meeting That great book - the one he left his Congressional "I’m fed up with the meat they never married, widowed situation, welcometo attend one or two people. you couldn’t wait to start -- MedalofHonor pinned to your rack scene," say womenwho or divorced, eveningseither for free or for the sametime. If you meetsomeone, nowholds as muchattraction ThePrinceton Folk Dancers bar stool and squirm past the have sworn off singles bars. Although there is a strong TIlE EXISTING GROUPS a nominal charge. For more have been in existence for asaseries of rabies shots. The unbuttoned hairy chest who Complains a recent divor- undercurrent of "will I meet can be split into three information about this group, great ~ if you don’t . . . you’re not over 30 years. They meet on television moviesare reruns, insists you’vemet at a party, cee: "I’m sick of married men someonetonight?", the era- categories: the purely social call Ms. McGinnis’answering heartbroken.’ Tuesdaynights at the Valley There are no football games If you’re a man, you swear whoslip off their rings and phasis is on havinga pleasant (and perhaps closest to the device at 609-883-1444and she on. The tomatoes are all Road School at 8:30 and on , off womenwhoturndownyour then attempt to pick me up." evening. Pairing off is con- singles bar scene), the social promisesto return the call. Friday evenings at 185 Nassau cannedand thekitchen floor is invitations to dancealter they "The crowdat bars is just sidered a fringe benefit. Some fellowship and discussion THE SINGLES SET is an St. at 7:30. soshinythatyou’vebeen using give what you thought was an too fast for me," confides a of the activities are groups, and the on-going clubs international organization The club is for singles only SIMILAR TO TIlE "The nice thing about it, instead of the bathroom encouraging glance, middle-aged widower. specifically for singles, while that are not .exclusively for whichis franchised to operate betweenthe ages of 21 and 40. Unitarian Forumfor Singles is cominghere is that you don’t single persons, although in Princeton. Dancesare held the Singles Christian haveto havea partner and you memberssay manysingles do Tuesdayand Friday evenings. TIlE SECONDCATEGORY Fellowship held at the First don’t have to worry about attend. On Fridays, at 9:30 p.m., the includes the Princeton Presbyterian Church of being asked to dance," said a The first group includes the group meets at the Treadway Unitarian Church Forumfor llightstown.This is a groupfor five-year regular. Princeton Singles, the Singles Inn and on Tuesdays it meets Singles, Singles of the anyone whois single. "They The beginning of each Sot, the Tennis Doubles for at the Washington Crossing Unitarian Church, Parents don’t have to be Protestant." eveningis devotedto teaching Singles (a branch of the Inn in Pennsylvaniaat 9 p.m. without Partners, and the emphasizes director Harry someof the dancesthat will be Singles Set) and the Raritan In the area for a couple of Singles Christian Fellowship Bohrs. executed later in the evening. Valley Meet and Mix Singles. years, it has between150 and of the First Presbyterian Theymeet Sundaysat 2 p.m. The dances are primarily Church of Hightstown. for a worship service at the from Eastern Europe and A sign postedon Friday at the Prin. Mthoughmost of these groups church on North Main Street Russia and most arc done in meet in a church or are and Fridays at 8:30 p.m. circles or lines. ceton Unitarian Church forum for church-affiliated, leaders Following the Sunday Until they catch on, those emphasizethat membershipis worship, membersusually do who are learning usually Singles orders, "If you are married open to membersof any faith. something together such as dance behind the more ex- and workingat it, go homeplease." A sign posted on Friday bowling, playing miniature perienced. The mood is evenings at the Princeton golf or eating at someone’s friendly, and the regulars Unitarian Church Forum for house. Friday evenings are appear willing to help the Singles orders, "If you are "strictly social" with the no,ices. Princeton Singles meet on 200 membersranging in age married and workingat it, go program alternating between the last Sundayof each month from 30 to 50, according to homeplease." discussions of current event TIIEPIt.INCETON Ski Club on River Road in Princeton at franchise ownerRay Kressler. In existencefor over a year, topics, craft evenings, dances has also been aroundfor the Shrine Club from 3 to 7 Carioine Schmid, a member the program primarily at- and films, Mr. Bohrs said. On severaldecades and boasts p.m. One can expect an of theSinglesSet, is in charge tracts an educated, Wednesdaynights at 7:30 a over400 memberships.The eveningof music, provided by of the Tennis Doubles for professional crowdranging in discussion group is held that clubmeets from October to a live band, and drinks are Singles parties held the first age fromlate twenties through deals primarily with the ad- April every other Wednesday available. Saturday of the month at the sixti,s. The format -- begin- justment after a divorce or of the month,beginning Oct. 19 Newmembers are screened, Hopewell Valley Tennis ning at 7:30 p.m. -- involvesa death of a spouse. psrticularlytoinsurethatthey at the Knights of Columbus Center at 8 p.m. social hour followed by Hall at 111 Prospect St. at 8 are not masquerading "It’s difficult to find part- discussion groups, followedby MANY SAY Parents p.m. FOLLOWINGA GAME, Marian Mazur of Hopewelland Frank ValleyTennis Center on the first Saturdaynight of eachmon- marrieds, according to ners when you’re in your the entire groupmingling once Without Partners is a group Over the years, the name Rovello(formerly of Hopewell)enjoy a snackat the "Tennis th. nresident Susan McGinnls.On forties," said formerHopewell again. that helps to smooth the has stuck but members are Doublesfor Singles." Theprogram is held at the Hopewell (Ellen Kolton-Watonphoto) other Saturdays and Sundays resident Frank Rovello at a People are assigned to transition from a married to involved in morethan skiing. during the month, the Singles recent party. "Thisis fun. It’s groups whenthey enter and single status. "It seemsthere They do, of course, make activity and meetingpeople at the discussion- anouneedonly is a staying power of two weekendski trips to Vermont the same time. If you meet oncethe sessionbegins - is the years," said vice president resorts, but also plan tennis, someone,great - if you don’t same for everybody. Topics Beverly Triestman, a member water-skiing and sailing (he shrugs), you’re not heart- usually focus on personal for a decade. parties and square dances. broken." experience and opinion: in a PWP meets the fourth Membersrange in age from Ms. Schmid tries to pre- recent meeting participants Wednesday of every month, their twenties through their match players with others debated the question of althoughit is in the processof sixties and about a third of according to ability. marriage versus living seeking a new meeting place. them are married, according ’ Throughout the evening, together. Ms. Triestman advises wat- to president Steve Lipp. refreshments and drinks are Phylis Scdler, a memberof ching the personal ads in this served. For moreinformation, the steering committee, ex- paper for information. TIlE IIII,LSBOItOUGIISki Ms. Sohmidcan be contacted plained that the format is Meetingsusually begin with Club, less than two years old, at 215-968-2091. designed to encourage con- a speaker for about a half has formed to accommodate. versation and eliminate hour, followed by refresh- the overflowin other ski clubs, THE RAR1TAN VALLEY tension. ments and conversation. said president KenThomas. It Meetand MixSingles is a new Glancing around the room During the month, parties or meets on the first and third club, in existencefor less than she observed, "Here, discussion groups -- usually Tuesday of each month at the a year. It meetson the second everyone stands around related to the state of being an Jolly Ox Tavern in and fourth Tuesday of the talking to each other. At bars unmarriedparent .- are held. }lillsborough. Meetings monthat 9 p.m. at the Jolly Ox they just look. This is less There are frequently family usually consist of lectures and Tavern in Hillsborough ton threatening." activities planned. movies pertaining to skiing. Route206). The Unitarian Church also Parents without Partners The club sponsors a half After a short business has a singles groupthat gets and the other groups men- dozen day skiing trips a year meeting, those attending play together in the church lounge tioned make an effort to and at least oneweekend trip, backgammonand card games on Sundays at ll a.m. welcome new members, Abouthalf of the membersare andusually leave the Jolly Ox following the service. Onthe realizing, as one leader single and the crowd is to go, en masse, to a place third Sundayof each month a recalls, "that it can be a generally young-. between18 where there is dancing, said pot-luck dinner is held at a horrible experience walking to 30 -- said Mr. Thomas. president Barbara Lindberg. member’shome and the group into a roomfulof strangers." The membersalso take trips often plans restaurant outings Usually name tags are worn TIlE INTERNATIONAL together -- to wineries, or theater or opera parties, and those attending for the Club meets at the Princeton theaters, bowling and bike- according to memberMarie first time are given a tag YM-YWCAon the second and ride picnics. Bellis. which, in some way, lets third Thursdayof each month at 8 p.m. "It is a very socialable group," says president Helena Temmer, SHOPTHE whoexplains that the dub is for "anyonewho is interested in international relations." LEATHERWAREHOUSE Meetings vary. Sometimes there is an outside speaker JUSTONCE... talking about a country; other times a membermight tell the group about his or her recent YOU’LLNEVER BUYA trip and occasionally a movie is shown. Some nights are LEATHERORSUEDE devoted to a particular , culture, with songs, dancing, food and customs of that COATANYWHERE ELSE! country used in the program. ¯ THE LARGESTSELECTION Dr. Tcmmersaid the group onlyat IheLeather Warehouse witlyOU lind such often takes day trips to the a completeselection 01Ihe latest sb/les mevery size beach or theater. The last andcolor imaginable-over 2.000garments to choose Saturday of every month the fromin eachof ourfive convenient stoms-lealher club holds parties at the home andsuede car coats. Irench coats, sp~rt coats, iackets, of a member. shearlings-.’even/stylein eve~ size for Ihe most dtsuliminatingmenand women. FOR TIlE MUSICALLY Join a Christmas ¯ BETTERQUALITY inclined, there is the Princeton 0nlyat The Leather Warehouse witlyou find better Society of Musical Amateurs, quahtycoats made from the smoothest, softest skins Princeton Community Or- available-supplesuedes,smooth glazed leather, beautiful chestra and the Princeton shearlings-petsonallyseIentedby The Leather Warehouse RecorderSociety, or Chanukah Club andfashioned andlailoted to meetour higher slandards The Musical Amateurs meet of excellence, five or six times a year on a = THE LOWESTPRICES Sunday afternoon at the" onlyal TheLeather Warehouse wiltyou hnd such top Princeton Unitarian Churchto qualityleatherwenr at prices so amazingly lowEven when join voices in a rendition of a of interest to you... othersrun sales they can’t beat our ovowday lowprices. great musical work. ¯ COMPARE "Nobodypractices ahead of Shopthem all-the department stoles, tile speciattyshops. time," says member Peter thediscount stores You’ll lind Ihere’s nothing like the value Cook Heatheote, who can be andwe’ll say"ThankYou"witha free gift! youget at TheLeather Warehouse reached for more information at 609-924-4835. Youcan’t beat the The Princeton Community Nothing beats systematic savings. Except a free Currier& Ives CeramicARTile. Hang it Leather Warehouse---] Orchestra meets in the band roomof Princeton High School s.ystematicsavings with a high interest anda as a collector’s item, use it as a decorative IgeSelection of Men’sand Ladies nice present. You’ll get both by joining SheepskinCoats & Jackets...| on the first Thursdayof the table piece or as a hot plate. Trulya gift of ~r monthat a p.m., according to Carteret’sChristmas or ChanukahClub. You’ll lasting beautyand value. ’129-s139-s159 ’l Mr, Heathcote. The receive 51A%interest on yourcompleted Club. prerequisite is music reading, Visit the Carteretoffice nearestyou and open he said, adding that a lot of That’sa full tA%’more than offered by most yourHoliday Club now in either $1, $2, $3, $5, unmarriedpeople -of all ages financialinstitutions. And, you’ll also receive $10or $20denorninations. -- attend. The Princeton Recorder Society’s mainobjective is to encourage playing of the in- , ’l~ strument regardless of a person’s ability, says CRRTERET SRVIflGS Elizabeth Horn of Hopewell. AnD LORn RSSOCIRTION The society meetsat 8 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each Route206 g NewAmwell Rd., HIIIsborough,N. J. 08853¯ (20 I) 874-5400 FULLLENGTH IMPORTED monthat the All Saints Churoh SUEDEDPIGSKIN TRENCHCOAT on Van Dyke Road in Prin- MainOffice: 866 Broad Street, Newark,NJ. 07102 ¯ Tel.: (201)622.8010 (as shown) ceton. There are 25 to 30 withbuUon-out woofplaid Ilnlno. Officesconveniently located throughout New Jersey Reg.Retail Pdee $180.00 regular participants, ac- OurEye,day Ffice $ 99.00 cording to Ms. Horn,with ages Thisoffer goal through December orwhile.supply lasts. 51~interest par year paid on theaverage balance ot yourClub when completed. Manyother styles ol lull-langlh ranging from high sehoclors to oalharzip-out coals In stockat$99.00) people in their seventies, Thursday, October 20. 1977 [ 3-A

news from our neighbors . COUNTYBIKE IiIKE TheSomerset County Park t ,ovrorresoodee i SINGLE PARENTS’DANCE Commissionhiking groupwill AETNAAIDS S.C.C. of HigherEducation Program. hold a bike ride of 35 mileson 40%on the SUffll COllie ion? NOin(Je*d. Jusl I fewselected < Aetnagave 50 percent in- Saturday,Oct. 22. Meet at 8 D*=uu*s40%. Oct. 24 -Oct. 3lst. Parents Without Partners, SomersetCounty College is centivegrants to thoseschools a.m. Far HillsRailroad Chapter141, will hold a dance oneof 14 collegesin Newwhich received gifts from 40 Station,Route 202. The leader .~S~d~o,’r,or~.~,o.Nt~ZS~.°,;o~’~’.~ y . . LEAMA KET flannel board presenta i The Warren trailblazers on Friday, Oct. 28, from9 to 1, Jerseywhich has receivedper centor more of theiris FrankWortman, 201-234- ~ ------=’°~"~’s"~’;,~.~ ~,i and & CRAFTSALE that teaches brotherhood. The picked teams for the county at the RylandInn, Route 22, financialaid this year under alumni. County4-HAgenta circle growsfrom the in- horse bowl in December.They Whitehouse. Musicwill be by Aetna Life and Casualty’s Aid 1242. ~F~L0~L~l~[]~[[]~,|[llill|ll Response has been great Pat Dee Duo. Refreshments I J ~IS~ ~ ~4~ ~1~ dividual to include family, are: Holly Dunbar, Diane ~ (All meetingsheld at the 4-H andit looks like there will be then friends, then the com- Sehenck, Lori Gardner and will be servedand there will be Center, 310 Mllltown Road, some interesting items munlty and eventually the Cheryl Carlson, senior team; a cash bar. Single parents only Bridgewater, unless otherwise available. Additional clubs world. It also teaches Ilss Carlson, Beth Freiday, are invited. For information s ted, that havesigned up since last tolerance for differences. Kevin and Chip Williams, call 356-7179. PLASTERCRAFT CLASSES BASEMENT week are: Somerville whir and Soundsgreat, doesn’t it? If junior team. (ceramiclike) COMINGEVENTS stir, Branchburgmuff-R-ups, you are a 4-H teen member WET?.... Bridgewater wise apples, whowould be interested in COUNTBASLE, ATTENDCLASSESIN OURSTORE/STUDIO OR DO AT HOME ¯ WE GUARANTEETO DR~ -Thursday, Oct. 20 - 4-I-I Twirly birds, Bridgewater teachingasacareerorjust[or C. CHAPLIN A TTENTION:CERAMIC STUDENTS, HOBBYIST & CRAFTSMEN IT UP PERMANENTLYI exchangeassociation - 8 p.m. happy hours, Manville meows experience contact the 4-H -Saturday, Oct. 22-4-Hflea and whistles and Seeing-eye office to find out howyou can Membersof the Meowsand Thursdayevening Oct. 20 at FROM8 TO 80 market and crafts sale - l0 central. Seventy-five per cent Whistles club of Manville join this program. 8 p.m. The Morris Stage, 100 ARE YOU T/RED OF XoTRA ADDED COST OF FIRING PIECES OSlsnr ~ a.m. to 4 p.m. of the proceedswill go to the 4- learnedhow to tell if their cat South Street, Morristownwill -Monday, Oct. 24 - Green H center and each club will is pregnant at their last feature Count Basle and his AND THE BOTHERSOMETASK OF CLEANING PIECES? THEN OURMETNOOS FOLLOW THE Circle organizational meeting, keep 25 per cent. meeting. Theyalso reported orchestra, Friday and SUGGESTIONSOFCONSUMERS UNION. -Tuesday, Oct. 25 - Club CLUB PRESIDENTS’ on cat showsthey had par- COME TO PLAKS ’N’ NAKS, AND LET US SHOW YOU rEHAVE SERVED "fNE AREA FOR A GECAOI Saturday, Oct. 21 and 22, the president’s conference. * * * CONFERENCE ticipated in. stage host comedy en- HOW TO ACHIEVE THE SAME RESULTS AS CERAMICS, DAYORo,tL NIGHT 393-3033 --Wednesday, Oct. 26 - Leaders’idea exchange. tertainment for everyone GREEN CIRCLE is a The president is an im- betweenthe ages of 1 and 101 WITHOUT FIRING OR CLEANING, AT A FRACTION OF THE portant person in every club, The new officers of the will present a Charlie Chaplin COST. HILLSBOROUGHSKI CLUB one who directs and guides film festival. Tickets are other members. A good Bridgewater mint 4-corners available at the stage box HUNDREDS OF SELECTIONS WITH BREATHTAKING president helps make for a stamp club are: President, Meets1st ~ 3rd office or by phoning 201-540- DETAIL TO CHOOSE FROM good club program. Robert Bonney; secretary, 9271. Tuesdayof Each Topics to be discussed are: Steven Thompson;treasurer, Month Howto work with your leader, Jeff Colen; recreation, Chris CLASSESDAY & EVENING bow to run a meeting, howto Dowling and reporter, Gary AT at include younger members, Colen. BEEKEEPINGPROGRAM ways to get cooperation PLAKS’N’ NAKS TheJolly OxInn amongclub members, ways to The Somerset Naturalists make your meeting more will meetin the Hillside School Jetway ShoppingPlaza on exciting and a chance to ex- 4-H members will be Library, Brown Road, 116 ThompsonSt.& Rt. 202 in Raritan US Route206 change ideas with other club demonstratingtheir skills at Bridgewater,on Tuesday presidents. the Somerset County home evening,Oct. 25, at 8 p.m.for a ( across from Channellumber) HillsboroughTwp., N.J. economic council’s holiday program on the art. of 526-6262 preview to be held at the 4-H beekeeping.Dr. Michael J. at center on Thursday, Oct. 20. McCarthy,of Bridgewater, 1 free afternoon class with this ad 8:00 pm LEADERS’ IDEA They are: Cathy MuirOoney, will present an illustrated (one per customer) EXCHANGE Maryann Tarnowski, Cathy lecture. Contact Ken Thomas Ravener and Terry Runco, -Wednesday, Oct. 26 - 4-H cake decorating; Sue Fisher, at 359-5878 center - 7:30 p.m. peasant blouse embroidery; The Idea Exchange will be Mrs.Sonja Lutsko, 4-H leader, presented by leaders from foamart. BOYSAND GIRLS ~FFILI~T~ ...... TA~ SHELTER their ownexperiences. Short presentations will be on topics such as getting members to accept responsibility, plan- TEEN4-H UPTO 13 YEARSOF AGE... DISTRIBUTORSHIP ning a programof work, club i[ORTICULTURECLUB Part or Full Time finances, wreath sale, how importantis winning?and lots Anew teen 4-H horticulture Weare nowappointing TELSTAR distributors to maintainindependent & more. This is the time of the club will be organized on chain accounts. Out product line features World FamousWRIGLEY year whenclubs, old and new, Tuesday, Oct. 25, at the ENTEROUR 1st ANNUAL PRODUCTS,including ORBITSugar Free Gum. are planning programs and Somerset County 4-H center, Youmay keep your present job, start part time,expand to full timelater tf looking forward to a year of Milltown Road, Bridgewater. youdesire. Getin on the groundfloor of this mufti-milflon$S industry. activity. This exchangeshould The organizational meeting Wefurnish all retail outlets. be of value to all leaders. from 7:30 to 9 p.m. will con- TOqualify you musthave auto, a few hours spare time & cash In- centrate on programplanning vestmentof: PlanI - $4250.00 PlanII - $7925.00 *e* of meetings and field trips. PlanIII - $11,887.50Plan IV $19,812.50 Leader is Nancy Knapp of Robin Cressman, Maria Griggstown. For informationwrite: Jones, Jackie Bennett, The club is being formedto satisfy the need expressed by TELSTARENTERPRISES INC. Darlene and Donna Perrine members of the Branchburg a number of county high 501 CENTRALTOWER- 80 butterfingers twirled for the school students interested in UNIONBANK SQUARE senior citizens at the Y.M.C.A.gardening as a career or ORANGE,CA 92668 The club reports seven new hobby. Field trips being membersjoined and their new considered are Longwood PLEASEINCLUDE PHONE NUMBER. officers are: President, Gardens,Burpee Seed Farm, Dennis Cellos; vice-president, BrooklynBotanical Gardens, Donna Perrine, secretary, localnurseries, forests, Lisa Medashand treasurer, greenhouses,florists, etc. Lisa Vitallano. Meeting programs may Distinctive Christmas Giving include propagation, plant growing, fruits, vegetables, exotics, cati, etc. The Branchburg Bionic Club is open to all high Cooks made chocolate cup school students interested and be"n at ki [atJ, cake cones at their last will meet monthly. meeting and are planning to For moreinformation, call make chili next time. Their Mrs.Knapp (874-4972) or the new officers are: President, Hoffice (526-ffo44). TomManzo; vice-president, SkihausWill AgainPresent the Geiger WayneLoughney; secretary, BoiledWool Jackets For Menand Women Jaekie Paustran and KNOW SOMEONE treasurer, Linda Dugal. WHO’S A FEATURE? At LA BELLE BOUTIQUE CALL THE EDITOR At The Essex Hunt Club From 6:00 P.M. Monday, October 24, 1977 6 PRIZES! Until 3:00 P.M. Wednesday, October 26th. FIRST PRIZE SECOND PRIZE PORTABLEBLACK & WHITET.V. PORTABLERADIO ¯ 2 PRIZESAWARDED IN EACHAGE GROUP , UPTO 6 YEARS¯ 7 TO9 YEAROLDS ° 10 TO13 YEAROLDS OFFICIALRULES = Entrants must be 13 years of age or under. M Entries must be received at MontgomeryNational = Only one entry per person. Bank no later than 3:00 P.M. on Wednesday, M Pumpkinsmust be real and left whole - no carving November2, 1977. or cutting. 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Box 509, corner Main and Merchants Row Middlebury, Vermont 05753 Telephone: 802-388-4451 or 802-388-7779 ReadingBlvd. BelleMead, N. d. in the ~ of Middlebury, Vt. (201) 359-2444 Thursday,October 20, 1977 Singer Ed Amescoming in ’Shenandoah’ Singer-actor Ed Ameswill Miller’s "The Crucible," the and has been a guest star on Broadway production will many major TV dramatic direct "Shenandoah" at the bookmobileschedule star in the family musical musical comedy smash "The shows. Paper Mill. "Shenandoah,"whichopensat Fantasticks," "Carnival," the Paper Mill Playhouse In and Ken Kesey’s "One Flew In "Shenandoah," the long "Grease" is currently running Broadway Tony- playing through Oct. 23. BYDOROTHY RUBIN, Oh.D, Millbumon Oct. 26 and rues Over the Cuckoo’s Nest." He Awardwinning musical, Ed The box, office phone through Dec. 18. then went on to star in the Thursday,Oct.20 Franklin Township: East Thursday,Oct.27 plays the leading role of numberat the Paper Mill is Millstone at ReformedChurch Mr. Amesand his brothers television series "Daniel Charlie Anderson, a Virginia 201-376.4343. Franklin Township: Marcyfrom 3:15 to 3:45. were at the top of the racer- Boone." Franklin Township: South farmer struggling to keep his ,Together Street and Fordham Road Franklin at Marcy and dins charts as the Ames He has also appeared In "LYSISTRATA" from 2 to 3:45. Brothersbeforeheleft them to regional and national com- familyneutral during the Civil Wednesday,Oct. 26 FordhamRoad from 6 to 7:45. War. Philip Rose, who Ilillsborough Township: nstahiish his owncareer whichpanics of such hits as "Manof Thepremiere production of included starring in Arthur La Mancha"and "I Do! I Do," produced and directed the TODAY’SGAME Zion at Dutchtown and Long Franklin Township: a newtranslation and adap- Hill Roadsfrom 3 to 3:30. Franklin Park Reformed tationof Aristophanes’ The goal of today’s gameisle choose a word from Church from 1G:45 to 11:45; LIVE WITH A PRINCE FOR 3 DAYS CirclePlayers’ rollickingsexual comedy Friday, Oct. 21 Middlebush at South Mid- ANTIQUESFAIR "Lysistrata"by Dr. Gerald the given words that best tits the blank in each sen- dlebush and Amweil Roads Yes, fry the Prince Tennis Racket workshopopen to all LeeRatliff will take place tence, and then to define the word. Use the wordparts Montgomery Township: from 11 to 11:30. The fall edition of the on us for 3 days Circle Players in October19 through October 22 and their meanings to help you. Intermediate-grade Pike Brook Estates at Belle Montgomery Township: MorristownAntiquesFairwill DUNLOP CHAMP}ONSHIP Piscatawaywill be opening up at MemorialAuditorium, level children and up can play. Glades attdWillow Run from Belle Meadat FirstNational be held fr0m Thursday, Oct. a free Theatre Workshop MontclairState College. IG:15to 11:15. Bank,parking lot, 10 to 10:30; "fELLOW TENNIS BALLS WordParts and Meanings: bi - two; cycle - wheel, 20,to Sunday, Oct. 23 atthe ,m,,Ai, o2~r2d~;:,tp; ..... beginning in October which Curtaintime is 8:30 p.m., circle; bio -llfe; cent- hundred; tleca- ten; ohtgT- lilllsborough Township: BlawenburgReformed Church NationalGuard Armory on will cover such subjects as witho Fridaymatinee per- VillageGreen at Brooks froml:15to2; and Holly Drive WesternAvenue. Hours are’1 ~ acting, directing and general the study of; chrono - time; pad, pod - font; ped - formanceOct. 21 at2:t5 p.m. Boulevardand Magda Lane offDutchtawn Road from 3 to child to10 p.m. daily -1 to6 p.m.on stage work. It is open to all Ticketsare $2.50 ($1 for Senior from2 to3. 3:45. Sunday.Admission is $2. PROFESSIONAL GOLF 8, TENNIS SHOPS from the age of 16 and up. Call Citizens andGroups of fifteen WoTdList: bicycle; biology’; century; decade; the PJaybouseat 968-7555and or more).For furtherin- cychrrte; chronohrgica/; biped; podiatrist; Montgomery Shopping Center leave nameand number, or formationand reservations ped iatrieian $$$$$$$$$;$$$$SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS$~ .~ Rt. 206 Rocky Hill 609-924-8020 call BobbePhilip at 54t-9472 callthe box office at 201-746- I. I llke to ride my__. for moreinformation. 9120. 2. Weare taking __ in scimol this ),ear because HighestPrices Paid at we wantto leanL abot:t living things. 3. Our teacher asked ns to write our outline in 20Nassau St. __ order. It’s about time we had 4. Manis a __ because lie we|ks on two legs. 5. Mymother took my baby sister to a __ for her Princeton,N.J, 609-924-6186 checkt:lt, somebody representing 6. In a __ the year will he 2077 A.D. 7. Whenmy feet hurt, my mother tank nLe to a SILVERCOINS. 1964 and Below US in Trenwn/ 8. I have lived for moretitan a __. 9. The __ was so strong that it destroyed many PAYING3 TIMES FACE Ill)UseSill oar tnwn. Elect Answers: 1. bicycle - two-wheeler 2. biology - SILVERCOINS study of life 3. chronological - referring to time 4. biped -- two-footed 5. pediatrician - children’s doctor Nickels ...... 15¢ea. FranklinTownship’s 6. centu~’ -- period .f 100 years 7. podiatrist - foot doctor 8. decade - period ttlll) years 9. cychme-- Dimes ...... 30¢ea. DeputyMayor strong, destructive winds. Half Dollars ...... 60¢ea. FUN WITH WORDS Quarters ...... 75¢ea. ClUgt1D01La.ND See howman), of tile wordriddles yon can solve. Halves ...... $1.50ea. 1. Dogs like to eat this. Removeone letter and yo:.’ll have a mtmber. SilverDollars Before 1936 ...... $3.75ea. to the 2. l’nt tire opposite of high, but if yon add one let- ter to n:e, I’ll helpyou cut, lift, or turn your soil. 3. I tell you howm:Eclt something costs; if you GoldCoins STATE ASSEMBLY renn)vc one letter, I’m a brain, and if you remove att.ther letter, [’m good for cold drinks. $1 ...... $80and up 4. Youenjoy visiting me on hot days, but if you $60and up VOTEROW A* November8, 1977 *SELESKY,BRINDLE, DURAND* add one letter hr me, ] can help you clean ynur $2.50 ...... ch)thes. $175and up Pe.[d for by: Durandfor AssemblyCommlttee~ 5. If you add two letters to the sotmd that you $3.50 ...... AmwcllRoad, East Millstone, N.J.; Jim Bogart, Treasurer. makewhen yon are hurt, you’ll have something wet. $5.00 ...... $60and up 6. You can travel on water in me, but if you rem(~veone of myletters, beware! $10.00 ...... $90and up 7. If you have me, yon’re in a bad state or predicantent, bat if you remove one of my letters, I $20.00 ...... $180and up can makefilings brighter for you. Answers:1. bone - one2. low - plow 3. price - rice - AlsoSelling Coins, Currency, Stamps ice 4. beach - bleach 5. ow - snow6. boat - boa or bat 7. plight ~ light for Boththe Collector and Investor APPRAISALSPERFORMED BYPROFESSIONAL NUMISMATISTS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS, CAMPINGIH|KE PLANNED CALENDAROFCOMING The weekendof Oct.22.23 PRINTING the SomersetCounty Park Commissionhiking group will EVENTS camp in the public cam- B f:t B PRINTING THURSDAY,OCTOBER 20 qT/taz/,~’a pgroundat Ricketts Glen State SERVICES FrankLinBoard of Adjustment- 8 p.m. Municipal Bu~ldlng. Park, Pa. There are 26 "Roots"- MaryJacobs Library - RockyHill, everyThursday at 7./az,t Sh,,/; waterfallsin thispark. On 617W.Camplain Rd. 7:30p.m, Free. Sundaythere will be a hikeof Manville, N.J. 08835 HillsboroughBoard of Adjustment- MUA - 8:15 p.m. Authority ¯ Come see our 10 miles.For information call attica34A Rte. # 206.Discussion o1Van Cleet tract. BettyDent Wainio at 201-725- Businessand Social Printing FRIDAY,OCTOBER 21 fine selections ¯ 1336(office) or 609-924-2649 FormR-Bugetins-Flyers-Tickets FranklinMulti-Phasic Clinic - 7 p.m.,Municipal Bldg. Custom Framing (home). Cards- Envelol~s- Fall RummageSale - Womenof St. John’sEpiscopal Church of ¯ Alterations Letterheads-invitations Somerville.9 a.m.-1 p.m. Benefitsocial for Right-to-LifeInformation Center, Raritan. 8 Easton Center LAWN-GARDEN INSTANTPRINT p.m.-1 a.m.,Knights of ColumbusHall. 729So. Main St., Manville. ~oEaston Ave., Somerset Tickets,828-4822. SUPPLIES PHONE:|201) 526-2070 WhiteElephant 8. CakeSale, Ladies Republican Club, Manvine. I 5,15-3760 9 a.m.-3p.m., 600 Complain Rd. Also Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Full Lineof SATURDAY,OCTOBER 22 4-HFlea Market 8’ CraftsSale - 10a.m.-4 p.m., 4-H Center, 0RTH0PRODUCTS MilltownRd., Bridgewater. "Play-in"for children2-12 years old, ChildcraftCen:er, 20 KilmorRd., Edison. 11 a.m.-4 o.m. HORSEFEED g SUPPLIES.PET JapaneseBeetle NieoloMarionettes production of "Pinocchio"-sponsors, FOODS.WILD BIRD SEED. ANIMAt Traps&Bait DavesMen’s Et FranklinTwp, Jaycee-enes, 2 p.m., Franklin High School. Tickets, FEEO.WE ALSO CARRY WATER 545-3590. SOFTENERSAETS. LAWN g GAR. Boys Shop OENSUPPLIES. SHOES. Boors. "HawkWatch" field trip - SomersetNaturalists. 5:30 a,m.-4 JACKETSS GLOVES¯ SWIMMINGPOOL 41S, MainSt, Manville p.m.Moat 8:30 at ReynoldsClothing Store, Somerset Shopping Cir. for car poolto RaccoonRidge. Kinatinny Mountain. CHEMICALS Pet5how - 10:30a.m., lawn of SomervillePublic Library, 35 BELLEMEAD Formal Wear WestEnd Ave.. Register pets at SomervilleLibrary or Somcrse! HTH $49.95 For Hire CoumyLibrary. Contestants must arrive ½ hour before show time. FARMERS’CO-OP 75 Lbs. FranklinGhost 8" GoblinProgram - 10 a.m., Municipal Bldg. ¯ Policemen LINE ROAD Granularor Tabs ¯ SUNDAY,OCTOBER 23 Mailmen Country8. WesternVariety Show - Sponsors, Christ the King BELLE MEAD Eachbranch will beparticipating SchoolPTA 2:30.5 o.m., schoolauditorium - Noah131h Ave., SENTRY 725-9027 Manville. 70 Ibs. $49.95 in 2 Halloweenstaff contests GospelMusic Concert - "The Sojourners", from Lancaster Rible College- 7 p.m., EmmanuelBaptist Church,South 3rd aRd 100 Ibs. $64.95 WashingtonAve.. Manv~l{e, FUELOIL Buffet-Supperand Dance Social - SomersetHunterdon Chapter Gypsum PUMPKINDECORATING & COSTUMEDRESS of Widowsor Widowers 7-11 p.m., Holiday Inn, R:. 22, Somerville. MarbleChips HalloweenHorse Show - NorthBranch Park, MilitownRd., PlaySand YOUDON’T WANT TO MISS THESEEVENTS! Bridgewater. Information call201-359-5427. Peat Moss Ae MONDAY,OCTOBER 24 XEROXCOPIES The decoratedpumpkins will be on display at each branchfrom October24-31. "FalVsFrills" FashionShow - OurLady of PeaceColumbienes PineBark Mulch Council5051, Manville K of CHall, 729So. Main St., 7 p.m. BESSENYEI (Q,atttity RedwoodChunk Bark Weinvite you to cast yourballot for the winningpumpkin during this week. HillsborooghEnvironmental Commission - S p.m.Municipal I’rir’,,.~ Bldg. & Son TUESDAY,OCTOBER 25 ..h’aihtbh.t Allkinds offertilizers OnOctober 31, Mr. Bee will be at all the branchoffices to judgethe staff costumecontest. SomersetNaturalists meeting - 8 p.m.,Hillside School Library, SAKRETE Oil Burnersinstalled BLownRd., Bridgewater. Program - The Art ofeoekeeplng. TOWNSHIP At WhitehouBe At HIIIsborough At Rarltan PennySale - LadiesAuxiliary, Finderne Fire Co., 7:30 p.m., at WaterSoftener Salts theFirehouse¯ PHARMACY 9 a.m. - I! a.m. !1 a.m.- I p.m. ! p.m.- 3 p.m. 586Hamilton 51, RaritanValley Meet 8" MixSingles Club, Singles 21-40, 9 p.m., #2 Crystals$3.05 80 Ibs. NewBrunswick Jolly Ox,Route 206. K[5-8800 KI5-6453 Hi0sboroughTownship Committee - 8 p.m.Municipal 5Ida. 712 Hamilton St., Somerset BalerTwine REFRESHMENTSWILLBE SERVED AND ALL ARE INVITED H~llsbotoughHistoric Commission - Up.m. Van der Veer House. NOTARY PUBLIC CANNINGJARS & LIDS All kindso! lawnand garden equipment SHERMAN SOPKO BELLE MEAD Fencing FUCILLO & LUMBERCO., INC. ,-7----.. SONS Agentsfor ReadingBlvd.. Belle Mead ShowHorse teen WARREN JEWELERS WhealonVan Lines, Inc. 359-5121 1 I lO0,hs.$8.65 ¯ OF 1RA.RITAN VALLEY MOVING8" A CompleteLine of ¯ I D¢I/C MEAn KeepsakeOiamong Rind m.u.i. IwtLnu STORAGE,.INC. BUILDING MATERIALS¯ | Funeral Home,Inc. WidsSelection o{ WeddingBands ¯ Cook,o~.. ,., .... c.~ I I AdamFucillo. Mgr. DoorsS~/Indow! ¯ Anderlen Win- FARMERSCOOP [20t] 725-t200 FREEEar Piercing with Permit#S I, ....c.,,,na.aPaH.,.,..,.,..! I RARITANOFFICE HILLSBOROUGHOFFICE WHITEHOUSEOFFICE 725-1763 Local g Long Distance ¯ CarpetingS Vinyl Tile ¯ Elite ¯ 1 ASSOCIATION Purchaseof EaninD BatemafnOoors ¯ Railroad Ties ¯ Line-* ~Koaa, - nhelle -tt--~reeuu 34 EastSomerset Street 403Route 206 South Route22 andRidge Road 1 ¯ I WhitDhouse.New Jersey SomersetShopping Center USNo.17th Ave. Hardware.e Decorator Panels ¯ Rar.tan.New Jersey HllisboroughTownship. New Jersey BridGewater Manville I ,..,,n,-0,..,.,.¯ ,o.o,0,,0. I I 359.5173 MemberF,D,I.C. 205 S, MainSt., Manville ¯ alas| . panalllnRPlywood ¯ erltk ¯ I 52B-0111 201.725.775S ¯ aMmonryMotatloh ¯ ,| Hours’., Men, ~ fri~j.:. 7’30 ’ 5 ¯ . I ’ . ~St.I;~U" Noun Tl~arMay,October 20, ] 977 1 7-A Ivesfigators’¯ exams schedule Tt~e Somerset County notified of the time andplace Detailed information con- Fenwickreports GEICO Prosecutor’s Office has of the exam. eerning requiramentsfor the Polic~tHolders sehedd~ledan examinationfor Mr. Linett emphasizedthat position can he obtained CALL 609-882.0213 mid N(~vemberfor applicants the examination is open to throughtheproseeutor’soffiee U.S. Representative Franklin Township:SgB,fi83 ~or irt$oronce for inv(~s,+~.,torsinthat office, both menand womenand will or the Somerset County Millieent Fenwlek (R-Sth- in third quarter; $I,86"/,163 Weinsure everybody Somers~’ "~unty Prosecutor be conducted on a non- Personnel Office. Telephone N.J.) has listed figures total to date. for David II.,ne~t announcedthat discriminatory basis. 201-326.4400. showing totalrevenue sharing Hillsborough Township: Homeownersand the exa,~fin~ien wi)I create amountsreceived in the ~hird $36,617 in third quarter; Auto Insurace list-of leligible persons for Social to benefit Riaht.tn./;f- quarter of 197"/andsince the .$673,336to date. CAPITALINSURANCE AGENCY app0inttments as investigators -- "" ~ ...... "- inception of the programon a ManvilleBorough: $30,098 in Of MercerCo. Inc, from la~e 1977 through 1978. A benefit social for the terra nment will be provided. ! town-by-townbasis in the 42 third quarier; $598,395to date¯ 1684%Pennington Rd. Those,l persons wishing to Somerset County Right-to-Life All proceeds go to the Right- communitiesin her district. Millstone Borough:$832 in rronron.N. J. The figures include: take tl~e examination are Information Center will be to-Life Information Center, 4 third quarter; $18,887to date. I ~oleanneere4 .,f~ Me,cerCo Go.e required[t to obtain an ap- held on Friday evening, Oct. SomersetSt., Raritan. plication from the 28, at the Knightsof Columbus prosecul~nr’soffice andreturn flail, 729S. MainSt., Manville, Ticket information may be the corn]plated form by Nov. from 8 p.m, till 1 a,m. obtained by phoning Fran ¯ 10. )Jle applicantswill be Refreshments and an- Johnsonat 828-4822.

SOMERSETHOSPITAL’S new library-education building ts now completed.Health careers studentsmay request an introduction tn the hospitni’s information servicesfrom Mrs. Naomi Mallory,librarian (right). Studentsshown here are BarbaraConover, R.N., of Raritan: Robert Dacuk,Rutgers College of Pharmacy,and JamesPersinko, Somerset Hospital Schoolof Medical Technology,both nf Manville. TODAY -- OCTOBER19 Neweducation facility completedat hospital ROCK’L Somerset Hospital has vices," according tn William a substantial fulfillment of one completed the completion of J. Monagle, executive of oar objectives for 197/," he the construction of its new director. "Quality patienf care said. In forrnulatingitsobjeetives JEWELERS library-education building, depends more than ever nn which was madepossible by a well-trained hospital era- for 197/, Somerset Hospital $350,000grant fromthe Robert ployees of every description, expressed its intention to 26 WitherspoonSt., Princeton WoodJohnson Jr. charitable Furthermore, physicians seek foster educational programs trust, the best resources in their which maintain and increase 921-1473 The hospital library- continulng medienleducation, the level of excellence of education building is attached and the community desires health care provided for Featuringa completeline of to the main building of health information accessible patients and which are SomersetHospital and adjoins to patients and consumers," responsive to the health needs Goldand Silver Jewelry its Fuld auditorium, he said. of the community. The 3,577-square-foot(floor "The completion of this Somerset Hospital has space) building with its main attractive hospital library- A.M.A. approved family Registerfor our free drawingfor entrance off Grant Ave., will education building amountsto practice and pathology house library and teaching residency programs¯ Its facilities for use in the continuing medical education 1-- Seiko Quartz Watch- delivery of hospitalwide Pe~ show $e¢ program is approved by the Lady’sor Gentleman’s education and training. Medical Society of NewJar- SomersetHospital will also be Jn Sornerv[He sey. The School of Medical 6 -- $25gift certificates able to use these aa- Technologyis approvedby the 4 -- $15gift certificates oommedatiensto plan health A pet show wiUbe held on AmericanSociety of Clinical education programs in the lawn of the Somerville Pathologists. 4 -- $10gift certificates ACM ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO....~ cooperation with other health Public Library (near Somerset Hospital provides 29 Union Avenue- P.O. Box A care organizations and SOmerset St.), 35 West End clinical training for students immimmimmmllmRmmiimiumnmlmmnmmmmimm nminnl from the College of Medicine Somerville, New Jersey 08876 (201) 725-0500 agenciesfor the benefit of the Ave., Saturday, Oct. 22 at Dropoff this entry blankat Rock’LJewelers general community. 10:30 a.m. and Dentistry of NewJersey, The new center in Somer- Pets will be judged in the Middlesex County College, (No purchase necessary) villa is designed to improve following categories: best Princeton Theological NAME the functioning of educational behaved, best costumed, best Seminary, Somerset County programs byennsolidatingthe trick, smallest and largest. College, Somerset County ADDRESS locations of educational staff Judges will be Miss Edith Vocational and Technical offices, conferencerooms, the Macko, Somerville Public Schools and Rutgers I PHONE l library and audiovisual ser- Library; Mr. Robert Bonham, University College of Phar- vices¯ a resident of Somerville; and maey. mnimmmiimuminmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm~ The multimedia library will Mrs. Merle Sneed of PLANNOW serve both the medicaland all Hilisborough, whois on the other health professions, library staff. Information services of the TOSPRUCE UP library will be expanded to Each contestant must be include material pertinent to present at least one-half hour \ the administrative and sup- before showtime. FORTHE HOLIDAYS! portive systems within the Pets should be registered in hospital, advance at the Somerset The building was developed County Library, county ad- Youmfor the asking-- a beautiful 60-page, to permitthe use of the latest ministration building, High full-color ProgressLighting Catalog with educational techniques in the and Bridge Streets or at the 700 idenefor decoratingwith lighting. Bring most efficient manner Somerville Public Library. in this ad beforeOctober 28 andits yours, whetherin groupor individual free of charge.A $2 valuel learning sessions, whetherfor If it rains the pet showwill physician, nurse, therapist, be held in the children’s room HILl/BOROUGHflflTlOflflL BRNH technician, or administrative of the Somerville Public staff member. Library. All children in the HOURS:Mon-Tues-Wed-Fri-9am -5pm,Thursday-9a.m -9pro "It is not surprising that area are invited to attend¯ WE’RECELEBRATING OUR 5th BIRTHDAYwithGIFTS . ~. LARGE, SAFE, OFF-STREETPARKING. EASYIN, EASY OUT. Somerset Hospital is corn- This program is co- mencing an ongoing corn- sponsored by the Somerset mitment to improve and ex- County Library and the pand our educational ser- Somerville Public Library.

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(Continuedfrom Page One) John Carlano, Franklin WarrenTownship for 12 years. president of the NewJersey mental health~ Da C viewpoint,expressed Tuesday night TownshipHealth Officer, is Heis a graduateof Rutgers Health Officers Association Byrnes, East Orange talc by countylibrarian JaneAppel. amongthree officials of the University, and has taken and presently heads that Officer, was named tb "Oneof the problemsis that we’re NewJersey Health Officers additional studies at the organization’s health, . not gettingadequate services from the Associationappointed to key Communicable Disease education and planning The State Health i county even now,"Ms. Baconsaid, subcommitteesof the Plan Centerin Atlanta,Rutgers and committee, ¯ and CoordinatingO adding,"It’s not that we’reagainst DevelopmentCommittee of ColumbiaUniversities, and at His appointmentwas an- workthe agencyon the overa]respem f~ systems.The fact is we’vejust joined the State HealthPlanning and Newark College of nouneedthis weekby Thomasservices and faellitie a systemin south MiddlesexCounty CoordinatingCouncil. Engineering. A. Phita, president of the m4tetel whichpermits Franklin card holders Mr. Carlanowas namedto A memberof the Central HealthOfficers Association.plan to he developed’or Ne~ to borrowbooks from New Brunswick, the subcommitteeon cardiac Jersey and SomersetCounty BesidesMr. Carlano,Dr. A. Jersey. Thecouncil ievn South, East and North Brunswick, services. He has served as healthplanning councils, Mr. Peter CappareIli, Edisonall certificates of ne ro~ Plscatawayand HighlandPark. Franklin’shealth officer for Carianohas been elected a HealthOfficer, was appointed health care institutic ~ftat "We’reJust against this system," the past 15 years, and as fellowof the RoyalSOciety of to the subcommittee on they have been rev b} Ms.Bacon concluded. consultant health officer to Health.He also serves as vice alcoholism,drug abuseand regional agencies.

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Franklin family strikes it rich MANVILLE Susanand Mike Horgos and their five-year-olddaughter Linda,received notice last weekthat a subscriptionmem- PHILIPH. ZASSLER,O.D., M.ED., ED.D. bershipin theNew Jersey weekly lottery hadnetted them a whopping$50,000 jackpot. Ms, Horgos had used the same luckynumber 815-427 for severalyears in a row.When she OPTOMETRIC EYE EXAMINATIONS wasnotified by telephoneof hergood fortune she said she "just couldn’tbelieve it. $50,000seems like somuch money." by appointment only The29-year old resident of 71Dayton Ave. is employedpart- timeas a keypunchoperator at Johnsonand Johnson, a job 3 DARROW COURT KENDALL PARK shewill leavetemporarily when her expected baby is born, (South Brunswick) HEALTH FAIR "theday after Christmas."Her husband is manager of frozen foodsand dairy productsat FoodtownSupermarket in Hillsborough, (SteveGoodman photo) TEL.: (201) 297-0336 Durand berates Collier" bureaucrats ~Iome ~FashioR Center Seventeenth District large in Franklin Township, CERAMIC TILE AssemblyCandidate Charles eaUedfor the resignation of SUN., O" OBER23 Bathroom,Foyers B.W.Durand said there are those involved in the Easton two major instances recently Avenuebidding "mistake" TREMENDOUSSELECTIONS of bureaucratichumbling in that will delayeonstruetion for T r e n t o n ’ s b u I g i n g monthsand could ultimately 870 Hamilton St. (Amwell Rd.), Somerset bureaucracy, cost NewJersey taxpayers HEARING "Both," he stated, "De- hundreds of thousands more cuffedin the l?th Legislativedollars. i~ ~YL4m 846-5757 SCREENING ORAL CANCER District and both reflect SCREENI NG miserably on the oversight "Those bid specifications responsibilitiesof our presentwere so many years in O" LIVE WITH A PRINCE FOR 3 DAYS legislators WilliamHamilton coming,"he said, "that it is Yes, trythe Prince Tennis Racket STREP TH and Joe Patero." impossibleto conceivethat -~ Mr. Durandwho is deputy every minute item was not on us for3 days C U LTU R E /" mayorand councilman’.atL thoroughly reviewedby our DUNLOP CHAMPIONSHIP state officials. Afterall," he YELLOWTENNIS BALLS 1/inuems open specifications on not quite two -- -- miles of road not two ~ headquarters thausand.,.’ AlanN;ederlitz PU LMONARY J "We have a similar PROFESSIONAL GOLF & TENNIS SHOPS F-UNCTION ~- ( /\/ Over t00 peopleattended the situation," he commented / \ openingof the tTth District "with regard to the Route18 Montgomery Shopping Center SCREEN I N G JJ ~ / \ \ Democraticheadquarters on bridge. Howcould anybody Rt. 206 Rocky Hill 609-924-8020 C ’ GeorgeStreet in NewBrun- possibly plan a bridge and swick recently Thursday. completelyomit plans for Onhand for the ribbon wherethe increased traffic is cutting ceremonywere the to go after it crossesthat THESAABWAGONBACK. CARDIOMETER ~ 17th District legislative bridge?" Mr. Durand AS4B)~NWHmYOU~ttNTff,AWAG<)NtM4ENlPOUIB)rr. ~ [/ 1 ~ ~ CHIROPRACTIC candidates and their famllies, questioned. "ln this ease the .... HEART " includingAssemblyman and state has had over 15 years to / / i L...~EVALUATIONS Mrs. JosephPatero and their makea determinationand all / ~=¢ql~ TESTING /...z Z~ i \\ " daughter, Alicia;assemblythattheyhavecomeupwithis,, . ~; . ~., hopefulDavid Schwartz and a ’missedconnection’." , Mrs, Schwartz; Assemblyman"Further," Mr, Durand ---~ ~lll~/~; Jr. and their son Michael; Patero and Schwartz have ~.~j Claire Graf, MiddlesexCounty been trying to makeelection State Committeewoman,and day points at teas and picnics MeredithSchwartz and Shells with the Rutgers’hierarchy, I A ) ~~~

police blotter I l~ll~l~lIlxI~t233SfateHwy’27(N.....St.) , i rw~l~ , ,0MiIesNo. o| PrInceton247.0771’ "BLOOD PRESSURE ~ ~ ] ] / l ) Franklinpniieereportedthisanddistributienefmarijnana. L ~ READINGS I" ill ) 1 weekthat EugeneSmith, 33, of Hishail wasset at $5,000,the ;HONOI ~ swick,was arrested last week The early morning arrests ~ ¯ DIABETES TESTI NG ¯ " PHONe CARDIO byNewBrunswick police. Mr. were coordinated by G FOR anRemsen’wasapprehendedOnindictment warrant Lieutenantthe prosecutorJaCk’s office.GardnerField°f CHILDREN charging him with breaking director of the narcoticstask Y( ¯ FLU SHOTS \ /I / and entering in Franklin force is county detective i. ~ AGED \ [ Township. Following ar- RichardThornburg. MoreI¥I on Your FOR raignmentat NewBrunswick , THE [- CHRONICALLY\I I, "-= police headquarters, the --- Regular Savings ILL suspectwas transferred to .~r~ , Rel ~ !l .l" ~ DISPLAYS I SPONSOREDSPONSOI SomersetCounty Jail. ~ DIV ¯ / )!’ LECTURES[----.- BY MikeMeDermott,24,of53 ~ Ir Ji, At The LOCAL ArdenSt.. somerset,wasone mr ¯ I[- /’ if ~, \ MOVIES I of 10adults and three juveniles ~ ~ /. "~_’1 ..IJ ~i arrested early Wednesdayll~ Il~ P, NVI ~ (.--~ ...... morning;Oct. 19, by the ~ ~ II MANVILLESAVINGS& . IMMUNIZATIONSHOTS ~ .... x-#~’- COUNTYCOUN’F, SomersetCounty Prosecutor’s I ~ office in connectionwith a ~ ORGANIr, variety of drug-related ~ 1% LI charges. ~ / ~ ~ GERMANMEASLES " PA;Ju[°’~’l~e~t~ilvYa4n~SManville, ECKANKARThePath of FOR-D’PHTHERIA ALEXANDERBATCHO " policeofficers from Franklin, TotalAwareness E 1. o/ ,ore,DO." MEASLES Bound Brook, 1 ltb W0rldWide Seminar I-TETANUS Greenbrook and North ECKANKAR Plainfieldparticipated in the "TheEverlastingG0spel" 5 INTERMEDIATESCHOOL arrests and execution of POLIO searchwarrants as the first October21, 22 & 23 phaseof the activities of the HartfordCivic Center The Highest Rate in Town newly formed Somerset Hartford,Connecticut CountyNarcotics Task Force, Opento thePublic on Prosecutor David Liner ’ reported. "ECKANKARis the key for unlocking Regular Insured Sav|ngs TheI0 adults, includingMr. thesecrets of theuniverse. It in ploof McDermott,were arraigned of survivalol man.after dealh, for it 313 S, Main, Manville 1 the same morning before givenevidenne that all thinDhave life SuperiorCourt Judge Wilfred beyondthin physicalplane, includinl 7zz-2n6 animals,plants and minervls." 1 1 P. Diana, ’with assistant TO 5:00 P.M. prosecutor Craig L. Barto appearingfor the state. from Introduction to Accordingto the prosecutor, ECKANKAR Mr.McDermott was charged by PauITwltchetl. for one count each of ForIorall information call’. ThisAd Sponsored byRuzycki’s Pharmacy : distribution of CDS,(con- trolled dangeroussub6tence) 921-3823 , ] Thursday, October 20, 19"/7 Windsor-His;It, Herald, HillsnorougnBeacon, Manville News, Franklin News-Record,Central Post l’]] Zanymusical’,snext on McCarter’sroster [ PRINCETON-On Thur. show, also wrote the Off. MBrrissey Hall" which chcraft, slavery,torture- and NagleJackson, artistic[, sday,Nov. 3, at 7:30p.m. Broadwayhitmusleal "You’re premieredIn the summerof truelove - fill theair. director of the Mtlwaukeefl McCarter Theatre CompanyA GoodMan, Charlle Brown"1976 at the Pacific CBn- In the role Bf Julia Faysle, Repertory Theatre, wllll arts & will present the East CBBSlwhich opened in NewYork servatory of the Performingthe beleaguredbut staunch direct. Mr. .Jacksonl f- I~ premiereBf an innovativeand City in March1967. With the Arts in Santa Maria,Calif. headmistressof the school, previouslyworked with Clark!|c 7:10&9:25 I ~1 ;’ ~’" " "" zany musical, "The Utter success B[ "Charlie Brown," Theaction of the showtak~ Eileen Heckart returns tB G esnerduringthemld-’60’son| Glory Bf MorrisseyHall," Mr. Gesner set to work on place at a fine, old hoarding McCarterTheatre to lead the Julius~’- Monk’s "Phza-9"l starring glleen Heekartand anothermusical on a grander schoolfor girls somewhereIn cast of 28 performers.Miss revuesin NewYork, when Mr. leisure JaneRose.The production will scale, onewhich would, as he the rural south of England. Heckart last appeared at Jacksonwas a performerand [~l,.®.,.~.,..io,.,, la run throughSunday, Nov. 20. says,"fill the theatrefrom the But beneath its staid. McCartertWB seasons ago in sang some of Mr. Gesner’s verybeginning with multiple neogothicfacade, Morrtssay an acclaimed production of songs. IDTHEIm Clark Gesner,WhB wrote the lines of action." Theresult Hallis seethingwith wild pre- Brecht’s "Mother Courage" Howard Bay, veteran Film specials book, music, and lyrics fBr the was"The Utter Glory nf adolescent fantasies. Wit- directed by MichaelKahn. designer of 170 Broadway,. productions, including the |~ PRINCETON-- Theatre lntime wraps up its Oc- tober series of special events with a weekendof Pratt newconductor of Artists Showcasesets ’Rigoletto’ present revivalnfManchu," has "Man designed of La the I’ k cinema. OnFriday at 8:30 and 10 p.m. original TENTON .. ,Tttsta AlexCampbell; and the role Bf multi-leveledset. films from the NYUGraduate Institute of Film Un i versity Orc h estra ShowcaseTheatre, 1150In-his siEter, Maddalena,will be Jay Blackton,the original and Television will be presented at Murrary Ave., will present performedby Vivian Argilan music director fBr "ROCKY"’;’:): Theater.Saturday brings three showings18, 10, 12 diana "0k]ahoma!"and long-time PRINCETON-- Michael Wagner’sPrelude and Love- "RigBletto"by Verdion Oct. andChristine Reits. GiBvannamusicdirector fBr Rogersand p.m.) of the Peter Bogdunovichclassic, ’ Last Pic- Pratt, thenewconductoroftheDeath from "Tristan and 23,23,28, and29 at 8:3Op.m. will be Barbara MByerand Hammerstein,will wield the ture Show."Tickets for the eveningof NYUfilms Princeton University Or- Isolde" and "SymphonyNB. 6 Twocasts of singers will Jeanne LaPolh, Countess baton for "MorrisseyHall." and "Lost Picture Show"are $1 for students and in D Major"by Dvorak.The alternate in the principal CepranB, M. GraysonVan- chestra, will conductthe or- Campand the Page, Ann For further informationan( $1.50 for non-students. For reservations and in- chestra’s first concert this Princeton University Or- roles. Rigolettowill be played reservationsoalltheMcCartet formationcall 452-8181between I aBd8 p.m. seasonat AlexanderHall on chestra is composedentirely by Jeff Byrumand Robert Primerano.The three eBur- hoxoffice at 609-921-8700. Sundayat 8:30 p.m. of undergraduatesand a few Parrish. His daughter,Gilda, tiers, Bursa, MarullBand -we.trovE- Exclusive engagement A graduateof the Fastman graduatestDdents. All CBn- will be sungby LydiaRicci CountCeprano will be played * 3~Smath Week * Starts Friday Baroque music SchoolBf Music, his first certsare free. andLea Landolfi. The Duke of by James VanCamp,Richard in were given as Mantua will be sung by Machand ThomasGlllespie. ((((Sound360)))) NORTHBRANCH -- Somerset County College an undergraduate there, Childress play RichardMeyer for all per- Reservations and in- will present a six part concertseries by the New where he also conducted formances.Sparafucile will be formationmay be obtainedby student recitals, composers’to open season tlsyedby MarvinStafford and calling the theatre, 392-2433. THEHILLS YorkBaroque Ensemble. Tim first in the series forumsand eventually all the HAVE EYES will take place on Friday at 8 p.m. in the major instrumental en- PRINCETON- The Paul Planetariumfrheatre. The programwill feature sembles. RcbesonCultural Arts Center goest soloist, DanielCollins and includeSongs by In 1974,after an appearanceopensits fail dramaaeries on THE MIKADO Jolm Dowlund,a cantata by Francois Couperin, with the RochesterPhilhar- Thursday,Oct. 27, at 8 p.m.A at the Trenton Wor MemorialAuditorium andinstrumentol works for violin, recorder, cello, monic,Pratt wasinvited to play by the noted Alice Saturday,November 5 at 8 P.M. bassoon and harpsichord by Fasch, Leclalr, participate as a Fellowship Childress, entitled "Winein Fundlnhotbe4n rnede e~lhebkD b AduhtZ4 e Bolsmurtier, Rameauand Loeillet. Admissionis CBnductorat the Berkshire the Wilderness,"is the first in NJ.St~to a rCcmncll onthe Arts In Chlldmn(under 12), $4.5I) for a single performanceor, $21 for a sub- MnsieCenter at TanglewoBd.a seriesthat will include"Toe co4pemflonwith Noflonol|~rw~t StvdenteS~l $4 There he was selected by Jam" hy Elaine Jackson; for =heArts ,~orcHhens ~111 $4 scriptkmto the series of six concerts. Studentad- GuntherSchuller to assist "MBJO"by Alice Childroes; andthe CKyol Tm~n All pdc~In Ink:. SO~h. missionis $2. Leonard Bernstein in a "Sugar Mouth Sam Don’t Sendcheck and self.addressed envelope to: videotapingand recording for Dance No More" by Don Deutsche GrammBphonof Evans; and "Who’sGot his ARTISTSSHOWCASE OPERA CO., Franz Liszt’s "A Faust Own"by RunMilner. 2685Princeton PIKE, Trenton, N.J. 08648. BARGAINMATINEE SAT. Silver on display Symphony"with the Boston DianneDixon will makeher ANDSUN. UNTIL $:SO PM Symphony.He was later in- Princetontheatrical debut in LADLES*NIGHT TUESDAY... CRANBURY-- Old silver will be on display at vited tB serve as assistant the lead role of Tommyin the nmseumof tire CranbnryHistorical & Preser- conductorat the NewEngland "Winein the Wilderness". vati.n Society dnring tbe monthsof Novemberand Conservatory,a position he Oppositeher is GarthLatty, a prlnton trten.q c presents: I)ecember. It is openon Saturdays BndSundays heldfor the past year. playwrightin his ownright, as from2 p.m. to 5 p.mf OnNov. 11 the society will FBrhis debut as conductor Bill. of the Princeton University Theplay runs Oct. 27, 28, 29, present a memorable program featuring the Orchestra, Mr. Pratt has andon Nov.3, 4, and5 at 8 p.m. George Richard Browns in "The Wonderful chosen the "CoriBlana Forticket infBrmationcall 924- World of Music Boxes." They have America’s Overture" by Beethoven; 0996. finest private collection of 19th century mechanicalmBsical instruments and memorabilia; a musicaladaptation of the Gospel and their musicbox concert combinesOld World accordingto St. Matthew. McCARTERTHEATRE CO. melodies aml Christmas musicwith curious Old MIckHIK,ks, Prodscine Oillctor Worldinstnuneots, The programis open to the Nov.4, 5, 6, 10,11, 12, 13 with lllllnU --at Alexander Hall-- public and [ree of charge, andwill be held in the 2 performancesonSat., Nov.12 Tuesday,0ct. 25 at 8pm CranhnrySchool attditorium at 8 p.m. THE VAGABOND All seatsUnreserved: AnEvening with $3.50non-student; $2.50 student MARIONETTESin JERRYJEFF Fortickets and Information call Eisnerto play "HANSEL& GRETEL" McCarterTheatre Box Office at WALKER Ticket,:$6.5n, 6.00, 5.50, 5.00 PRINCETON-- Leonard Eisner, pianist, will be McCARTERTHEATRE 921-8700 heard in a free concert on Sundayat 3 p.m. in eeeeoooooooeeeeea WoolworthCenter, sponsored by the Friends of SAT., OCT.22 ¯ 11 amg 2 pm Monday,Nov. 14 at 8pm Mosic at Princeton. A native NewYorker and graduateof the Juilliard School,Mr. Eisneris now Tickets:$2.50 8-ZOO. All seatsreserved. JOAN in his 18th year as a faculty memberof the At McCarterTheatre box office and moviesat Jnilliard Schoolin the pre-colhgedivision. His at doorSaturday from 10 am. irrogram will inclode Beethoven: Sonata in D Forphone reservations, call 921-8700(609) Major: Schnmann:Novelette in F Sharp Minor rrkcarter and Debnssy: Prelodes, Bookl. Ingmar Bergman’s

Workshopon fibers GEORGE STREET THE MAGIC Ckofides PRINCETON-- Helen Bitar, a nationally recognizedfiber artist of Portland,Ore., will givea PLAYHOUSE FLUTE Stitchery. Qnihing and Applique Workshopon EquityTheab’e in HewBrunswick Satnrdayand Snndayfrom 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.in the anditorinnt of the Visual Arts building, 185 Stunning...magica, THE NassanSt., sponsoredby the NewJersey Designer Craftsmen,Inc. Ms.Bitar will alSogive a slide lee- NewsTribune Sideof ture on Saturdayat 8 p.m. Ms.Bitar’s workis in- Superb eluded in national collections, exhibits, and ~ galleries, as well as being publishedin various magazinesand books,In the east, she has taught at °"’""Comicand t0ucbing RAIN CooperSquare Art Scbool, the Craft Students Home News League, Ballard School, and The NewSchool, Registrationis reqniredfor the workshop,$30 for NJDCmembers, $35 for non-members,$2 for the M~a~1~’UeSdP;ed~rmances slide lecture. Send a check payable to NJDCto M A K E R Linda Berry Walker, P.O. Box464. Kingston, Greetacting...a splendid set...a very good story N.J. 08528. MessengerGazette McCARTERTHEATRE COMPANY MichaelKahn, Producing Dlroctor Thum.,FrL, Sat. at 8:30¯ Sun.at 2:30& 7:30 Tickets:$4to $6 Mimesto play Reservations& information: (201) 248-7717 (afternoon) WESTWINDSOR --The internationally.known National MimeTheatre will be at MercerCounty The Utter Glory of MorrisseyHall Collegeon Friday and Saturday.The initial event will be a performanceat 8 p.m. Fridayevening en- titled "BeyondWords." General admission is $3. On Saturday morning, Kenyon Martin, the AMusical by Clark Gesner theatrB’s artistic director aBdstudent of Marcel Marceau,will conducta two-hourmaster class in starring classical mime,exploring what mimeis and how the mimeactor uses precise, disciplinedgestures to capturethe essenceof an idea. A two-hourchss for Eileen Heckart beginuingstudents of mimewill be given Saturday afternoon under the leadership of JohnLepiarz, Jane Rose whowill present techniquesfor wearingand per- hrrmingnnder a mask.The cost of the classes is $15. Toregister, call 586-4800,ext. 268. musicaldirection by choreographyby Joyelackton Michael Mourer Four handson keys NEWBRUNSWICK ~ A piano recital by Jane settingsandlighting by costumesby stagemanager Farnhamand Louise Howewill be held Sundayat rHowordBa David Oroden ElizabethClodweU 3:30 p.m. in the DouglassCollege musicbuPding auditorium. The program, sponsored by the directedby Wellesley Club of Central Jersey, will include Noglo Jackson works by Debussy, Clementi, Brahms, Khat- chaturian, Saint-SBens, and DavidBarnet. The By arrangementwith programis free andopen to the public. Arthur Whita/owend Albert W.Selden OPENSNOV. 3 - 20 ORDERTIX TODAY 609-921.8700 2-B Thursday,October 20, 1977 McCcrter bills ,Auction goes on tube

New JerseyPublic Le Car by Renault,a $2,~0 Tarot card readers,cameras spree a’t ChannelLumber, ’MagicFlute’ Televisionkicks off the thirdRed Squirrelsporcelain from Yashica and Lelca,cruises on the Mississippiand year of the Great TVAuction sculpture from Marshall "Oceana," a porcelain in the Caribbean, dinners at PRINCETON- Ingmar required three years to on Saturday, Oct. 22 at 7 p.m. Boehm,a golf trip for twowith sculpture by Cybisof Trenton, some of NewJersey’s most Bergman’s screen adaptation complete and involved screen on NJPTVchannels 23, 50, 52 golf pro TommyAaron valued an official autographed elegant dining spots, Kosher of Mozart’s "The Magic testing 124 different singers. and 5B. There’s plenty to at $3,410, a $tp00O organ basketball/roe the NewYork catering, summer camps, Flute" will be the second Bergmanfinally cameup with watch, bid and buy with donatedby the Freehold Music Knickerbockers, two birthday parties, clothing, presentation in this season’s a cast which both looks and thousandsof gifts andservices Center and much, much weekendsfor two at the Great toys and games, appliances, new "Movies.at.McCarter" soundsright, andcritics found offered during the week-long more. Gorge Playboy Resort Club, flying lessons, food, art andan series. Originally madefor the acting exceptional. event. These dollars in Co-hosts Mark London and cameras, gift certificates unusualcollection of antiques. SwedishTV in 1974at a cost of "The Magic Flute" was proceeds go to support Linda Scott ("Scott Free") including a $1,000 shopping $650,000,the film will be shown photographed in color by programmingand activities of will be joined by a host of Tuesday through Thursday, Bergman’s regular the Friends of NewJersey celebrity auctioneers in- Oct. 18, 19, and20 at 7 and9:30 cinematographer, Svan Nyk- Public Televisionin support of cluding the great American Colonial cooking class to repeat p.m. each evening at 10 Mc- vist. Bergman has Nykvist the network. Actual dates and humorist and host of Thewomanwhowarmedthe CoshHall. movehis camerain and out of limes are as follows: Sunday, "Shepherd’s Pie," Jean our American heritage when For many years Bergman a conventionally staged hearts, mindsand stomachsof the family reunited aroundthe Oct. 23, at 7 p.m.; Monday Shepherd. viewers with her delightful had intendedto makea film of theatrical production of the through Wednesday,Oct. 24- Auctionitems are piling up, hearth and dinner table - with "The Magic Flute" his opera, with the audience and Colonial recipes, customsand no artificial additives. 26, at 8 p.m. including two and one-half wit on the popular series, favorite opera. The project, backstage areas of the theatre Some of this year’s Big hours of 10 tea-lnaf readers, when finally undertaken, integral parts of the scene. Boarditems include a $4,500 "Fireside Kitchen," returns Each program offers a full astrologers, palmists and again this fall beginning meal, from entree to dessert. Wednesday,Nov.2atUp.m. on Mrs. Connollynot only throws NewJersey Public Television in natural and home-grown channels23, 50, 52 and58. The spices; she spices her cooking eight-part series of Colonial with tidbits on the background recipes, history, crafts and and history of the time and lJance into the Night. gossip revives an era two people whostopped at these centuries old, one unique to historic places. Pair will vocalize BarryWhite, tenor, andAnne Hoffmann, soprano, are rehearsinga duet by Lortzing. Enjoy quiet,Old World Dining byan open hearth in the original Inn. pearwith MaryaliceWitte, mezzo-soprano;Afif Bulos,baritone and Arlene Jones, pianist in a cc Circa 1710. Candlelight. wine and thou. cert of vocalensembles on Friday,Oct. 21 at 8:30p.m. at WoolworthCenter, Princeton University.

Or enjoy the New. Lively dining and dancing to Chic Corvan’s Continentals. Dick Averre at the piano. Friday and Saturday evenings. Triangle to play’Godspell’

Quail, pheasant and venison are now in season. Chef Michel Faure PRINCETON- The Prin- musical adaptation of the "GODSPELL" will be" eeton Triangle Club’s fall Gospel according to St. performed at 185 Nassau preparesboth American and French cuisine with tender, loving care. ~ production will be Stephen Matthew. Street. To better set the mood Schwartz’s "Godspefl," a The show, which opens on of the show, Triangle Nov. 4, will be directed by lechniciansand set desit, ners Old WorldDining. Fine Food& Cocktails 1~ % former Princeton resident are presently remodeling the ARILEASE Cama . Carpenter "She is .an entire theatre ’ Production Steaks&Scalded I ([.d~$~.~"2r~.s,t.,. I estabhshedveteran of Pr,n-datesareNov.4,5,6, i0, n, i2, Or the New. Oa.yBoardSpeeials/ m~ " eeton theatre having per- 13 with an early eveningand " NEWJt:~SEV $rAl’~ ~o~;,m~ formedin five PJ&Band three late night showon Sat. Nov.12. Together.. .,.,. P,imc aib...S6.95 / ~ ~I $~ ...... Triangle shows. A graduate of Ticket prices are $3.50 for Veal Cognae...$7.95 ’ ~, ~) Paintingl, Graphics ¯ Photographl Pnne’ e ton Da y Sch do1, Ms. non-students, $2.50 for Broiled Seafood Oalt,gJ,wi[ry Carpenter is nowa senior in students. They are available (jolligaJ ls 1 Platter...$7.95 e,~vto.s cio~aw~,~, the Art History Department. at the McCarter Theatre 2OOW,Stale S~eet Bar Sandwich Menu Trenton,/~.J[~l 3~,.~ 10 Freeparking in slate lot Stockton Inn Lunch & Dinner behind...... kends. TRANSCENDENTAL 4 mi. North of Princeton on Rt. 206 Rt. 29. Stockton, N.J. (609) 397-1250 Reservations (201) 359-6300 ""...... ’ ...... MEDITATION AreaVocal Coach Program (EastmanSchool ol Music Alumnus) It’s more than a way to relax -- haslimited number Learn about pure Consciousness; of openings for BEGINNINGand __ Enlightmenl ADVANCEDstudents.

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i li II ¯ Thursday,October 20, 1977 -B ’ Art students win honors Art students from West Wlndsor-Ptainsboro High gallery notes , Schoolwere among exhibitors 3 receivinghonors at the annual LawrenceArt Showheld at MercerMall on Oct. 1. Jacob Landau’s show of planned for the Unitarian Thefollowing students from "Apocalypticand Prophetic" Churchby MarieSturken, will Patricia Doyle’sart classes worksat the UnitarianChurch remainon view through Oc- were cited for their out- of Princeton consists of tober,and the publicis invited standing entrees: Gwen lithograpi’tsand llthes coloredto viewit on Saturdayaf- Staudinger, "Best in Show", by handor "pochoir"(stencil) ternoonsfrom I to 4. third placein watercolors and in vibrant and luminous third placein acrylles;Donnel aniline watercolors,on Old Barr, first place in water Testamentthemes. Manyef Worksin manymedia by colors,first placein acrylics, them grew out of Landau’s BucksCounty artist Marcia first place in pencil and studies for and workon a Abramsohn are being honorablemention in acryiies; recent major project, the exhibitedat Kalen’sFine Arts, Sue Fox, second place in designof stained glass win- 29 HulfishSt. Mostof her art charcoal and pastels; Lynn dows for Congregation depicts outdoor setting of Kelly, secondplace in water Keneseth Israel in natural beauty.Striking are colors; and CarolynQuinton, Philadelphia.Like his fellow her poetic.lookingchildren honorablemention in pen and Rooseveltartist, the late Ben painted on marble whose ink. Shahn, Landauis also in- veiningsuggests the design. terested in calligraphy;the Theshow closes Saturday. Biblical quotationshe in- terprets are incorporatedinto TheArt of his intricate, richly colored JACOBLANDAU designs.And like stainedglass Grover’sMill Graphicsin Apocalyptic & windowsin miniature, they Princeton Junction is glow. featuring the work of twe Prophetic Works ~ A master lithographer, Swiss potters, Beatrice TheUnitarian Church ~’~ ¯ Landauis representedin the Landorand MarkLanzrein. of Princeton )l collectionsof over25 leading The show opens with a L museumsin this countryand receptionon Sunday,Oct. 23, CherryHill Rd. ~] abroad. &Rt. 206 ~ fromt te 4 p.m.,and continues FOUREXTRAS, students all, have madetheir professional They are, from left, Matthew aernstein, Paul Liberti, Lisa Kirban Theexhibit, eneof a series throughNov. 12. ~Oct. 15,22&29~ theatrical debuts in "The Confirmation" at McCarter Theatre. and PeterDelotta. HAPPY HOURS Tues.and Wed. 3:30 to 5:30 COUPLESONLY MAKEYOURSHOP ’Confirmation’ gives KNOWNTO ALLI WednesdayNight is OUR GANG, N.J.’s Ladies Night swingingest couples club is ~ nowopen in MiddlesexCounW four kids their chance from 5:30 on on Fridey evenings.Serving sophisticated couples since 1971. OAHClHG PRINCETON- McCarter’s LawrenceHigh School. "Ben Peter, Paul, Matthew,and Levit, the play’s assistant Lisa are workinghard these EVERYSAT. & SUN.HITE worldpremiere production of We accommodate dining ([~ Pleasecoil 791-2256 Harold Ashman’s "The director, called mymother at days, whatwith a full class or writeDept. 4 NOTTINGHAMConfirmation"provided an homeand she called meto say schedule, homework,and P.O. BoxS03 opportunity for four I gotthe part." seven performances next Folrlawn. NJ. 07410 BALLROOMyoungsters to maketheir Peter Delotta, a Princeton week,hut they’re thoroughly MercerSt., HamiltonSq., H.I. professionaldramatic debuts. HighSchool freshman, whose enjoyingthemselves and will TheLargest Balhoom in the East Thefour respondedto an ad in previous acting experience be sorry whenthe showmoves DON’T JUST STAND THERE -- WithAll BigBands local paperscalling for youngincludes workwith Creative te Philadelphiaen Oct. 26. Sat.-HARRY UBER teenagersto appearas extras Theatre Unlimitedand the "Theyalready put an ad for Sun..EDDIE SHAW in "TheConfirmation’s" party PrincetonStreet Theatre,was extras in the Philadelphia SoL-9-12 p.m. scene, surprisedat getting a salary papers," remarked Lisa CE! Sun.- 8-TI p.m. "I got lhe phonecall whenI for his part in the play. "I somewhatsadly. at our was at school," said Lisa would have done it for Kirban, a sophomore at nothing,"Peter said. Rod-headedMatt Bernstein, PIANOWORKSltOP an eighth.graderat the John WitherspoonSchool, was also Oenes Agay, the world- DISCO WINDSORMANOR enthusiasticabout his workin renowned Hungarian/ with DISC JOCKEY ED KLEIN of "TheConfirmation" - except Americanmusicologist and WHWH RT. 130HIGHTSTOWN music editor, at PRINCETONBALLET STU[)iOS, OCT.21, 22 for one thing: "they smear PlanYour downyour hair withDippety. will hold a workshopfor 262 ALEXANDERSTREET Fri. 8"Sat. pianists andpiano teachers on HalloweenWeekend Doeto get that oldqashionod SATURDAY,OCTOBER 22-- 9 to I -. $5 per person ’60’slook and it takesan awful Saturday,October 22 froml0 BRINGA PERSON-- BITINGYOUR OWN GIBRALTAR TwoNites longtime to washit out." a.m. tel p.m.in the Playhouse SET-UPSAVAILABLE (NewRock Sound) Sat. & Men. Paul Liberti, whoattends at WestminsterChoir College. HamiltonHigh School, has The workshopwill be spon- LIMITEDSUBSCIt IPTION -- FIItST-COMEBASIS OCT.28, 28 Prizesfor Best sored by Westminster’s FORTICKET RESERVATION CALL Fri. I~ Sat. enjoyedthe receptionhe and q2I-3tX~) or737-1)657 Costume& Dance Contest the others havereceived from ConservatoryDivision and is IqtOCEEDSBENEFIT TIIE PRINCETONBALLET CO. The BLUEJ’s the rest of the cast: "They’re opento all interestedpianists OCT.31 really friendly," said Paul, and piano teachers without (5 pieceGirls Band) HalloweenNite "theytreat us just like eneof charge.Call for reservations the family." at 609-921-7104. Callfor MONTANA WESTMINSTER---- Directions MININGCO. 609.448-9833 (SpecialPrize) FRI. OPEN"TIL 3 a.m. PIANO WORKSHOP SexiestCostume with DENES AGAY $1.50 DONATION¯Men and womenof all aDDSwelcome el MEETINGSHELD AT UNITARIANCHURCH piano editor and musicologist OCt,20: "The Constitutional R’=ghl of Privacy"by O~v~AJ Rehards, Pro feasor or LOW, NYU SATURDAY,OCTOBER 22, 10 A.M. TO 1 P.M. Oct.21= The Lo~b~t nHerstory A;ch~s n I nl For Inlormcdlontoll N.J. GaySwitchboard {609) 921-25~ in the Playhouse underthe auspicesof the ConservatoryDivision Rt. 130& MapleStream Rd. I.. ~0~/E. Windsor,609.448-8487 ADMISSIONFREE EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT EVERYFRIDA Y NIGHT Tues.-Sat. 4 pmto2 am LOUNGE Sun.4 prntogpm (Reservationsneeded -- Call 921-7104) PRESENTS d ttl ,u,..,,c Tues., Wed., Fri. B Sat. WestminsterChoir College The Entertainer’s Featuring Princeton,New Jersey 08540 Bruce Hall, Chris Betz & Holly Sommers CAESAR’S Thursday The Fantastic Jack Jonah Group SERVEDFROM S:00 TILL 9:00 P.M. Sunday Afternoon Ja=z FEAST ::::"~’ : ’~-i " :.,, :’-~’~’ ..... ’.-’,... Dick Braytenbah,piano FrankHerrora, base , FRESHLYgUT MEATS , JohnnyMoo, tenor sax DickGrotton, guitar

O~,en¯t4. Sulk"b,stn, ors r,,:, )~ .~ ¯ , SEAFOOD, PASTA , [hint ourHo~ O’Olu,~l t=o. ".’. ’ r’~:’ , VEGETABLES,DESSERTS , .... o,JOmLETESAIJIDEyARso MENU ¯ PRIMERI6 ¯ VIRGINIABARED RAM¯ Enjoy fine dining and cocktails in the 4.95 *5.95 country atmosphere of the early 19th ROASTPORK * ROAST DEft¯ ROAST 0 l P ?~J£S,--N.Y "Sir(aSh S.75. CHICKEN¯ STUFFEO SHELLS ¯ [ [ ShrlmpScampi- 5.75 century Sergeantsville Inn. Per Person 1 P VnD.--~im, Rib $.9_5 NOOOLESALFRADO * PENCIL POINTS RESERVAT~NSACC[F’11[O r, ¯ STUFFEDSHRIMP ¯ BAKED BOB SMITH’S Lobster Tails~ 6.95 A variable menu always includes/resh h Josr,~=v~=o,, ~l~n~ THURS.-- Vi. Pmga.~£95 FLOUNDER¯ ASSORTED VEGETABLES J[ Filet Mignon~S.gS fish, chicken, veal and bee~ and specialties DRINK C ¯ COMPLETESALAD BAR ¯ ASSORTED~ FRI.--Saueeed Fi!et at of the chef. DESSERTS¯ ~ 5:00-12:00 LAMPLIGHTERS i Sole Almandine~5.$0 _ ~ FOOD SeafoodCombo (Lobster Tail, The bar is open from I0:00 A.M. 5:00TIL 9:30 TheI8-Plece Orchestrawith the Souncl$of TommyDorsey, g ClamsCasino, Scallops, Filo~ 2:00 A.M., Monday thru Saturday and BennyGoodman, Artle Shaw,Glen ~lller... of Sate) .5.fl /rom 12:30 P.M. to midnight on Sunday. EVERYFRIDAY 9 P. M. - 1 A. M. L’ SATURDAY&SUHDAY Prh’,~e Rlb~ $35 Music by l [’~ * SPACIOUS DINING ROOM S Filet Mignon-- S.t5 Thank you, ’ SINGLES BAR ¯ LOTS OF FREE PARKING - ~ ~ Steve Yakimo The BILLY KAYETRIO ¯ ~,~,~o~,~..s~ ~ Proprietor " 9P.M.- 1:30 A. M. NO COVER OR MINIMUM ~.~/~LUNCHEONS--DINNERS ~[ | j~ l~ /~ BANQUETFACILITIES ¯ ,~-~?~:s s‘ ~ ), ROUTES23& | f)~v’/ (201) 722--5440 l ~"\~,S~ ROSEMONTROAD, 1445 WHITEHORSE- MERCERVILLE RD. SERGEANTSVILLE,N.J. (BetweenKlockner & KuserRd.) Phone(609) 397-3700-3701

1,, .Z I l THE PPJNCETONP.//C/£ET"I~I,awmrre,I~ge,rTHEWINDSOR.H/GHTS4.BCf.NT~L POSTHEP~LD "Seven For Central Jersey" 9-IILLSBOR(XIGHBEACON~ ]~e ManvilleNews Classified J/dvertising The Franklin NEWSRECORD Thursday, October20. Iq;7 Business Business Opportunities Opportunities Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted KEYPUNCH-- Immediate ~ NO RISK-- No franchise- No WANTED:Women who want RELIABLE CLEANING DENTAL ASSISTAN’I & SECRETARY $16EKITCHEN MANAGER/ PROGRAMMER/ANALYST MEDICALSECRETARY - for territories - No inventory to earn extra incomein their temporaryassignments LADY NEEDED for small RECEPTIONIST-experience COOK-- Boardingschool for Princeton office. Experience investment, No age limit over ownwholesale & retail avai|able for Ist&2nd shifts,ranch house I day everyother preferred, but we willtrain. QUEST[’ONTOWN 25 boys,one kitcSen position Estahlishod time.sharing firm or degree in medical field 19. Fast selling items. All business.$500 to $I,000Must have minimumof l yr. week in KendallPark.Own SendresumetoBox #0151Sc/o seeking a program- recent experience on 129 or forplanning menus orders & required. Dictaphone tran- guaranteed. Immediate potential. Call 201.297-2029for transportation necessary. Princeton Packet. ¯ Can you picture yourself purchasingfood. Cooks food, mcr/analyst with 1-2 years scription, patienl contact & profits plus bonuses. Earn as qualifying interview. Key-to-tape and have own Please call 201-297-3757after working in a large beautiful washesd=shes. 3S mealsfor experience in computer an- other diversified duttes."r muchas you want. All replies - transportation. If you qualify 5:30pro. company? lunch& dinner.41 weekyear, vironment. Salary cam- promptly answered. Box call in at 609.771-0400Oistea BUILDER/ DEVELOPER-- Salary commensurate with seeks intelligent, hardworking ¯ Are you hard working & minus 8 weeks when students mensurate with experience..experience. Benefits. Reply #01519,c/o Princeton Packet. TemporaryServ ces. willing to be trained as "a are on tour or vacation. 30-40 Send resumes to Karen Box #01501, Princeton PackeL PROGRAMMERS reliable person to assist him personnel secretary? Help Wanted The job involves mainly hour week. Call 609-924-5859. Boorcam ADP Network ¯ Do you have typing of 50 Serv ces, ll01 State Rd., CANDY--ICE CREAM&- FUEL OIL TRUCKdriver . APPLICATIONS varied manual work wpm,stenoof 80 wpm,with 1-2 Princeton NJ 08540. State IlIGll SCHOOL MAT~Ii SODA SHOP- in largeN.J. experienced preferred. PROGRAMMERS Csometimesmenial). Han- years college or work cx- salary requirements. TEACIIER LEARNING NEED RESPONSIBLE man Princeton Fuel Oil. 609.924- dyman skills are a so CONCESSIONIST- part time mall.High profits, I yr. old. to handle all stable duties. parlance? CONSULTANT[full time 10 Willtrain partner has other 1103. F i v e A S S E M B L Y [equired. Call 609-921-6651for = Do you have an outgoin~ help. Apply in person Quaker months] interests.Ideal couple or Permanent job, living LANGUAGEprogrammers urther information & in- Bridge 4 Theatres, Quaker facilities available on tcrview. personality & enjoy people. CAREER IN SALES & JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE familybusiness. $115,000. with property. No travel. Family ~ are needed to write ap- If your answer to these ~ridge Mall. management with major TEACHER $40,000down payment. Call manprcferred. Frank Chapel, RECEPTIONIST plications programs for mini questions is YESthen call us company due to expans on. 6~-799-281I. and micro computer based immediatelyto win this prize Sales experience helpful but Requires N.J. Certification. NeshanicStation 201-369-7631. products being developed by PART TIME/FULL TIME-- Wcare looking for just the position. Fee paid. SECURITYCLERK / TYPIST nol essential. Substantial Contact Mr. Eide Hopewell right, mature person lo TAL-STAR COMPUTER receptionist/ office manager starting salary with incent ve Valley Regional Schools 2 operate our small but busy SYSTEMSin Princeton, New at tennis club. 201-359-8730. - Trainee position. Duties increases as earned. After a LEARN ABOUT GOV’T HOUSEKEEPER & BABY TOWN include maintenanceof small AcademySt. Pcnnington NJ CONTRACTOPP! Fed & State switchboard & greet our Jersey. Thosepreducts will be -- PERSONNELAGENCY training period in sales, an 08534or call 609-737-1511. CARE-Responsible, loving, visitors. PBXexperience not applied to the following classified llhrary andrelated opportunity for a career in agencieshave contract work cheerful, energetic person NURSESAIDES 255OldNewBrunswickRd security functions. A for smallbusinesses / in- necessary will train you. technologies: Private duty cases for ex- Piscataway, NJ 201-961..0440 managementis available For required for 13 month old Some light typing reqmred, clearance will be required for particulars call Mr.Ford, 609. dividualin aU fields.Write happy boy. Sleep in. 5 days. ¯ MessageSwitching perienced aides. Days, shifts this job. Additional clerical deseribingyourbus.specialty Please call 609-924-3400for to suit; live-in available. work,excellent typing a must. g24-4440.An equal opportunity PART TIME CODERS- Th~ Willing to sponsor. Recent appointment. ¯ Text processing employer. Gallup Organization in to learn about these opps. PO references. 609-921-17145 to 6 ¯ Intelligent video terminiais Weeklypay, benefits, no fee. POSITION - ORGANISTfor Call 609-452-2950ext. 35 Mrs. Box 183, Hopewell, NJ 08525. GALLUP&ROBINSON, INC. Interview hours Mondaythru Sun. scrvices only, from tiara- Princeton is seeking persons pro. 609-452-7664after 8 pro. Princeton, NJ Kratz. An equal opportunity / for part time clerical work, Candidate must be capable of Thursday10-3. Call for appt. 12neen.40 wksavailability per affirmative action employer SCHOOL BUS DRIVER -- An Equal Opportunity El- HOMEMAKERSUPJOHN yr. Call 1st. Presby. Church minimum30 hours per week. working with minimal M/F. with schoolbus driver license. Noexperience necessary. Call SOLAR ENERGY- Dealers THE NEW JERSEY ployer 73 WoodbridgeAve. Hightstown,609-448.0055. 4hoursper day. Salary $3000. wantedto market Solar water, DIVISION OF MENTAL ~ guidance from a pro~ect HighlandPark 609-924-9600. An equal op- leader demonstrate an abdity t=ontactMr. Martin Brennam, portunity employer. space and pool heating RETARDATIONIS LOOKING LABTECH -- Chemistry, no Co devleopdesign approaches 572.6900 SALES- to work in area’s Transportation Coordinator equipment. Details: Solar- FOR GOOD FAMILIES TO degree,$8500. BANNER and solve problemson both CHILDCARE. We are looking Upper Freehold Regional Works, Inc., P.O. Box 177, PROVIDE A ROOM WITH foraspacialpersonwhowouldfinest ladies’ shoe salon. BUSINESSASSOCIATES, 145 small teams and one man CAR~W.RFOSITION for two Experiencepreferred but will Schools, High Streel, Allen. RUG--~ALE-S-~&SE--~VICE Princeton Jet, N.J. 08550or BOARD FOR A MENTALLY WithcrspoonSt., Princeton, projects, peoplcwithagrowing70yroldliketo take care of two well- tram the right person. Call town,N.J. 06501.609-259.0277. call 609.799-215I. RETARDED ADULT. THOSE NJ.609.g24.4194. behavedyoung children after Deadline for applications is BUSINESS-- must drive TAL-STARis a leaderin Insurancecompany. Service schooland eveningswhile between1 &6 609-799-8580. standard shift step van. 40 WHO QUALIFY WILL developingcomputerized text established policy holders, Nov. 1 lg77. An equal op- hour week. Call 609-924-0720 RECEIVETRAINING AND A publishingsystems for the Averageearmngsfrom $12,500 professionalmother is at porluni{y employer, STIPEND. JOIN YOUR EXPERIENCEDPLUMBER newspaper industry and has to $15,000;higher earnings work.You wouldhave your WANTED - ASSISTANT for appointment. CONVENIENCE FOOD NEIGHBORS WHO HAVE -wantedimmediatclyforworkhad rcgulargrowth for over commensuratewith ability.ownprivateroomandboardinMANAGER~Nat’l fabric STORE- in excellent location MADE GOOD USE OF THAT inPrinceton area. Call 609-921- seven years. We offer a salaryGrouphospital, major medical a lovely, spacious, and secure chain. Rated & sewing ex- on Rt. 130. Fully equipped BOOKKEEPINGASSISTANT LOOKING FOR A RECEP- EXTRA ROOM AND HELP A 0454. commensuratewith ex- andcarinsurance.Freegroup.Trenton home,and you would perience desirable, good available immediately. Call RETARDED ADULT GET A be treatedwith consideration, opportunity for advancement -- full time, 9-5pro.We require TIONIST- with good typing 609-440-4081weekdays. FOOTHOLD ON FULL parlance,a generousbenefit life, pension plan, pro[,t respect and dignity.No willing to re-locate. ApplySo- an individual with previous ability. The posihonincludes. package,and a pleasantsharing & many other houseworkexcept children’s experience in accounting various responsibilities CITIZENSHIP.CALL: 609- D RA FTSP E RS O N -" workingenvironment. Please benefits. No experiencelaundry and meals.Salary Fro Fabrics, E. WindsorTown 2S8-$981t9:00 to 5:00WEEK. Center, E. Windsor, NJ. 609- procedures,payroll, and ligh}. Princeton location, beautiful mechanical/juniordesigner, call Mr. Tollengcr at 609-799-necessary, we train. Call Mr. open. An excellentsituation. typing. Familiarity with NCRsurroundings, excellent DAYS) AND YOU WILL Princetonarea consuIting till or sendyour resume in McKee,days 8:30-4:30. 609- Please call 609-394-0787. 443-1441. benefits. Reply Box #01514, PRINCETONBORe TAXI & RECEIVE PERSONAL machine requested but not ATTENTION. NO AGE firm seeking person with 3-7 confidenceto: 695-5477;eves7-9, 609-799-3290. required. Excellent salary and Princeton Packet. Livery licenses for sale. Will years experience in water & benefits available. Call 609- sell as oneunit or individually. LIMITATIONS. EQUAL waste water systems, WANTED . PART-TIME OPPORTUNITY. TAL-STAR 924-3600 and ask for Mrs. Inquire at 609.924.6766or 890- municipal and industrial. COMPUTERSYSTEMS TYPIST/OFFICE WORK. ~z COUNTERHELP - ex- RADIO DISPATCHERS. Make. An Equal Opportunity 1848. Knowledgeof layouts, flow BoxT1000 ¯ day A.M. 201-329-4000, Ext. parlance helpful, but not SHIFT WORK- 6:00AM- Employer M/F. LOVE CHILDREN? We are NURSESAIDES -- all shifts schematics & structures Princeton Junction, N.J.08550 241. necessary. Flexible hours 2:00PM;2:00 PM-10:00PM; seekinga personfor child care Secmt~ry’Steno will train, for nursing homein necessarywith ability to work salary commensurate with 10:00 PM.6:00 AM. NEED &light housekeepingfor busy Highistown. Call for ap- independently. Liberal fringe A subsidiary of General RELIABLE PERSONNEL Sudbury, Mass. professional experience.Call for appt. 609- family(2 schoolage children). REMEMBER pointment9 to 3, Mondaythru benefits. Salary open. Submit Automation,Inc. PARTTIMEPERSON- for 2-3 452.2300, ext. 348. Mrs. Enid ABLE TO WORK ON EXPERIENCED COOK and LEAVINGTHE Friday. 609-A49-7036. resumes Co A.R. Roy, Van An equal opportunity el- days per weekat tennis eenter Symonds, Mgr. Freshway MOMENT’S NOTICE. serve. References. Luncheon Driver’s license required. STENOPOOL Note HarveyAssociates, P.O. ployer operationsdesk.HoursSam-5 Foods, Inc. c/o FMCCorp. SALARY-$3.00 PER HR. and dinner parties, private Live-in or out. Phonecollect Box623, Princeton, NJ 08540. pro. Dependability, pleasant APPLY IN PERSON - home. Owntransportation, eveningsor weekends617-44.~ TheOld Gang... Princeton. HIGHTSTOWN POLICE Box #01491, c/o Princeton 6537 or write Box #01507 rw~s personality & good groominga YourTypewriter,.. must.Experience in deahng DEPARTMENT148 N. MAIN Packet¯ Princeton Packet. INDEXINGSPECIALIST with the public desirable.BABYSITTER WANTED. for ST. HIGHTSTOWN,N.J. 609- YourCareer.., Withthe ChildrenGone FURNISHEDAPT-Iivingrm, Princeton publishing firm bedroom,bath, use of kitchen Contact Mr. Gedney at 9mo.old in my home, 3hours, 448.1234. AGEOR SEX NO Sincethen. it’s beenjust you and your WhereOoYou Go? seeks an individual to oversee Hopewell Valley Tennis BARRIER. CONTACTSGT. SECRETARIAL/ CLERICAL FAMILY plus salary, in exchange for creation of a general en- 3 afternoons per week. Call I A~Fa,A~Yoo, A~b,,,OO help with 2 youngsters& light Center. 609-737-3600. 609-443-6058. LOFTUS. -- position in marketing GENERALFACTORY HELP Now.,t’s timeto c aleback A,o..w..Ke,ye,,,, cyclopedia index. Breadth of dcpartment of bookpub]ishar, to workea powerpress &light, housework, afternoons & knowledge and previous en .... assembly work. Goodhenehts. NO,not to the old gang. (o the n~ group Th’ltShShl’ [NO need to fee*hmrt~d bY evenings. Pleasant home, 3 Write Princeton University at Kelly Oldf Wehave ~med~te vo,,, ~. w~k,o, ou ...... cyclopedia experience is Press, Princeton, N.J. 08540, Apply EWCInc., RD1, High- openingsf ate Kl:)enenced blocks from Nassau St. Good preferred, but applicants with HOUSEKEEPER - CHILD DISHWASHER- UTILITY - ACCOUNTING CLERK ~"~o’~P°ne":"andFh~.~o,e~,oob,eo~,,so~d po=oo,d~,,,~ of opportunity for teacher/, Attn: Marketing Dept. No way33,Smi. east of Turnpike. varied book indexing CARE- Live in, 5 days, room, lunches, dinners. Princeton N. phonecalls. ¯ SECRETARIES ~,e, co~b,,~.a ~,,~ yo,, student or freelance worker, backgroundswill be seriously board, salary. Call 201-873- shoppingcenter, Rt. 206. 609- ¯ STEflOGRAPHERS ~,~,,.,~,:,~.,,~q .~,,,., ,.~y~e~n Call 609-924-8664. considered.The salary for this 3740. 924-9313. International air pollution hg~hNrewo,dmg caree¢ opporlunlhes control manufacturer has OFFICE TEMPORARY ¯ SENIORAND STATISTICAL position will be commensurate immediate opening for in- SECRETARYJR. -- starting Wehave ~empo,a,V ShOrt Ion ~e,m with the successful applicant’s position in attractive fast TYPISTS ~,R~men~that,equ.e YOUR sk,~lsR and C~e~s evidence of ability. Reply in SCHOOLCAFETERIA HELP. dividual witheither training or NOFEE You’ll haveYOUR cat.t: YOUR as~tsde~Rned Io .,ee# YOUR ca,ear Substitutes needed for So. CHILDCARE -- my home in experience in bookkeepmg. moving, modern, downtown schedu~(lem=)ota~ ~ong o~ shot1 te~ abaci,van confidence to: Brunn. Schools. Call 201-329- Lawrenceville. Goodvav.near Prefer 1-3 years experience. Princeton olfice. Must have AODUP: a ~Pgnmen~);YOURluture KELLYGIRL Position reports to Manager, top skills, position includes II you’reg~d and have LawrenceK.Lustig .4044 Ext. 17 or 201-329-2845 .bus. Wednesdays3-7 & Thur- HighRate| If youhave Wplng, ~crela~lal ot clerical Don~hes,~a~e ~ocal~ and d,~over ~he belw. 9 &10 a.m. sdays 3-8. Additional hours Finance & is responsible for manydiversified duties. Call BonusPrograms $~dt=.le¢ us h~p you renew your career OVpO~l~n,l,es~h~1~wa,~ you ~1 f*gufe aptlt ud@, why NOt AretePublishingCompnay possible, references required. bookkeeping, clerical & ad- or write M. Saunders.609-921- Ca~I us We’dlove IO tee you back aga,n bewnhus~ Research Park, CN28 FnngeSe~fit| . WarrenPlaza West Ouremploye~s getTop Pay 609.896-2645. ministrative duties in Finance 3633, GunwynVentures, 14 V~c.=~on WRh Psy WarrenPlaza West Princeton, NJ 08540 Dept. This is a newposition & Nassau St. Princeton, NJ F~=eoleSchedu~s Rt. 130.Hightst0wn SECRETARIES Fnend~etSe~i,ce Rt. 130.Hightst0wn rheFnend~y Folks al requires a self-starter whocan 08540. 609-448-5810 TYPISTS PORTERS-- experienced in grow with the job. High 609-448-5810 MAGCARD I & It 1901North Olden Ave, KELLYGIRL janitorial and floor waxing. starting salary, excellent MULTIPLIEDBY: 1901North Olden Ave. KEYPUNCH OPERATORS Part time nights $3.$0 per fringe benefits program & ACCOUNTS Trenton WarrenPlaza West DEVELOPRESUMES CLERKS Trenton hour. Call (201)674-6202. pleasant office environment, 609-883-6003 Rt. 130,Hightst0wn located in East Windsor. RECEIVABLE DIVIOED8Y: 009.883-6003 609448-5810 Do you have office ex- JO~ SEARCH perience? Comein now, we CLERK Yyp~.Sects~rk~ lad olhe¢oe¢o 1901North Olden Ave. have a wide range of tem- WAITER/ WAITRESSES - Please call Peabody Air personnel,etsembly and warehou~ KELLYGIRL KELLYGIRL COUNSELING Resources Eauioment Weare seeking a dependable, ADe: ~n of Kellyse~c~ AO~=s,on ofKelly Se~*ces Trenton porary assignments in days, full time, ap.ply in person Ou~E m~v~sNeve, Pay a Fee Ourimplores n~e, Pay a Fee 609.883-6003 609/924-8668 pelasantoffices. Workclose to to Mr. Soto, Hdton Inn, E. Company, 609-443-5532, conscientiousperson with EqualOpponun,w Emvloye, Equa~Oppo,lum~y Emp~ove~ home when you have free Monoaythru Friday, 9 to 5, experience in accounts ANSWER: OurEmploy~ N¢ve,"t Pay ~ f~ Windsor. Nophone calls. EOE/MF. Equat0p[~orlunlly Employer time, for I day, 1 week or 1 receivable, to workin our month. Comem to our office accountingdept. Candidates 0 L0R ASSOCIATES just oncefor interview.No fee. shouldhave a proficiencywith ~101 STATERD. MODEL- art class needs ¯ HOUSEKEEPER - Own figures,typing skills, an ability L J & J TEMPORARIES figure model. No experience ,transportation,recent to workwith computerized ThePrinceton Packet NewEpopers Sou,hSomerset Newspapers PRINCETON ncceesary. Send resume to references.Call 201-526-2973. S 300Witherspoan St. P.O.Bax 146 2936Rte i Box#01520, Princeton Packet. Possible9 days work. dataand telephone collection PHnceto,.N.J. 0S540 Somerville.N.J. Lawreneeville, NJ. experience.Excellent sales( Et T 609-883-5572 benefitspackage. (609) 924-3244 (20 I) 725,3300 FLASH!!- Rubbermaidis now LEGALSECRETARY -- part E SYSTEMS hiringdealers & managers for time, to share a full time Callfor inte~iew: N theirnew homeparty plan. position on an alternate week JanlceMironov ANALYST REAL ESTATE SALES High commissions rapid PEOPLE -- We are not basis. Parking provided. Call Degreepreferred plus 2 to 5 I lookingfor .quantily but advancement, no delivering, 609-921-1400. (201)469-3311 CLASSIFIED yearsexperience in Systems l quality. Our offzce is growing no collecting. Call 201-566-2684 Analysisand Programming in or 583-6697. J and has opening for two DESIGNER ADVERTISING FORM Material Managementor I licensed Sales People with Manufacturing Systems. PART TIME MSC Prooramminoin BAL/COBOLI experience. Call Van Hise SALES RELPWANTED-full OLSTEN in DOSenvironment preferred, Realty609-737-3615 or 883-21].0. or part time. Liberal eel- Experienced machine MICROWAVE mission, prestige service destgner. Semi-retired? Time TEMPORARYSERVICES to spare? Flexible hours. SEMICONDUCTORCORP organization. Write to: BBB 100School House Rd. SUBSTITUTE Central N.J., Rt. 130& S. River Proc~sion plastic processing SOUTHBRUNSWICK: Rio, I1 (Oppo=me KEYPUNCH ’Rd., Cranbury,NJ08512. machinery.Call 201-526.6100, Somerset,N.J. 08873 DewJo~l 3.~.2040. Ollty 10-3PM I OFFICEHELP ck31maFndly. OPERATOR ..soPER HOUR Somerville, NJ. AnEqual Opportunity Employer 1 to 3 yearsexperience using SUBSTITUTE IBM129 Keypunch,Starting PART TIMEHELP -- 4 hours Conesquare [or eachletter numborspace or punctuation) shift will be10 a.m. to 6:30p.m. AIDS SECRETARYa day, 3 daysa week.Shipping for training; goingto second $3.25 PERHOUR & receiving somedeliveries, 4 LINES. 1 INSERTION...... $3.00 Cal201-722-4550, askfor Mrs. IS YOURFUTURE AS BRIGHT AS OURS? shift. 4:30p.m.to 1 a.m.at a Weare nowaccepting ap- TOCONTROLLER later date.Job includes input Smith. 3 INSERTIONS,no changes, paid before billing ...... $4.S0 plications for the above Interestingand diversified preparationfor financial positions.Call or applyin secretarialposition working for ¢ system. WANTED-- reliable sitter- If billed addS0 billing charge person: Controller of world-wide companionfor 10 yr old girl We’reCentury 21, NorthAmerica’s largest real estatesates ContactMS, M. Weover operation at corporate networkand we wantto tslk to youabout an exciting PRINCETON after school Ill 7pro, some rewardingcareer in realeslatel NAME (201)874.2194 REGIONALSCHOOLS headquarters.Good typing and holidays. E. Windsor area. (~o~)924.e47s aptitudefor figuresessential. Must have own trans, I can PersonnelOffice, Box 711 CallMiss Evancle at 609.924- )rovide return. Prefer mature ADDRESS )arson whocan provide ee- Areyou paid what you’re really worth?Do you want unlimited BABYPRODUCTS COMPANY Princeton,N.J. 08540 8500, ext. 225, for ap- ~ncomepotential? Would you like morebusiness freedom? ~rl~dvle.Id,, $/lllmen, N~, o1$$1 Equ~lOpponunilVIAffirm*th’e pointment. can. overnight care for short AcponEmF4OWt business trips. Call 609-448- BERLITZSCHOOLS 5359after 7pro. If you’vegot tim desireIo improveyourself and are willing to CLASSIFICATION __ INSERTIONS __ AMOUNT PAID __ OFUINGUAGES let a top-flightinternat’l sa[ss organization back you every step Princeton,N.J. CLERK- of theway with full trainingand image., you’re invited to talk All Classifiedads appear automatically in one weekor $1.00 for 3 weeksan~l the EqualOpportunity Emplo’F~t wi,h us andgrow with s nswcompany but e well known all 7 Packetnewspapers: The Princelon samethereafter, Adsmay be displayedwith PROGRAMMER PLATFORM name... Packet.The Lawrence Ledger. The Central white spacemargins and/or additional LeadingN.J. bankhas en Post. Windsor-HiqhrsHerald. The Manville capital letters at $3.50per inch. A special COBOL, DOS/VS, DL/|, CMS, VSAM immediateopening. FULL News.The Franklin News.R~cord Bnd the discountrate is availableto advertisersrun- LABASSISTANT TIME.in its EASTWINDSOR HinsboroughBeacon. Ads may be mailed ningthe samedisplayed classified adfor a If theseare practical opersdng concepts with whichyou Me Researchinvolving purificatiov officefor enindividual able to or phonedin. Thedeadline for newads is 4 minimumof 13 consecutiveweeks or dif- familiarand have direct experience, wewould like to talk with endhybridization of nuclear dealpleasantly end efficiently p.m, Mondayif they are to be properly ferent displayedclassified ads totaling 20 or you.We ere looking for s programmerwith two or moreyears acids,gel eisctrophorasisand with customers.Experience classified. Cancellationscannot be ac- moreinches per monthwith arrangements experience,o sseist in planning,designing end implementing a centrifugationtechniques. helpful.We offer a goodsalary. databaseend reporting system for corporateflnancisb and fine benefitsand congenial cepted after 4 p.m~on Monday,"Too Late for monthlybilling, Boxnumbers are $1.00 control. Weare offering snextremely attractive benefit APPLYPERSONNEL OFFICE to Classify"ads will be accepteduntil noon extra. CLIOHALL OR CALL workingatmosphere. Please package.Salary is commensuratewithability andexperience. FORAN APPLICATION applyin personor call 201-745- Tuesday. Pleasesend resume and silent historyto: TERMS:There is a 50¢billing chargeif ad is (609)452.6130 6141or 201-745-6144. RATES:A Classified Adcosts $3.00 for up not paid in advance.Personals. Situations FRANKLIN to 4 linesfor oneinsertion, or. if originally Wanted.Housesitting. Aparzment Sublets. COMMODITIES CARP, PRINCETON KROL.REALTORS ordered.$1.50 additional for 2 consecutive Wantedto Rentor Shareand all out of area UNIVERSITY STATEBANK weeksor issues, and the 3rd consecutive and movingads are payablewith order, MI. LucasRd. Princeton,N.J. 08540 Princeton,N, J. CorporateHeadquarters 359-6222 ’609-924-~7575 Attention:H. Roberts AnEqull Opponuniw I insertion is FREE,Thereafter. each con- This n e w s~e_sp.qO~ i_b_l p~[Q~r£or s Aekmltt~qlAction Empioyet M/F 630Franklin Blvd. Motethan 4200Independengy owned seeutiveinsertion only costs $1.00. The n~oJ~re c_L~J_b y~._h (~ _a r,J y~,ri~ r ir’flff3qd~el~ Somerset,N.J, andoperated offices to serveyou nextincrement of up to 4 lines is 50Cfor followin0 the first publicationof the ad. . ---~ . EqullOpponunRy env~ioy~¢ MIF

a a ff-IILLSBOROUGHBEACON,. THE PRINCETONP~qCKET "Seven For Central Jersey" ’l ~,l av~,~,l zdge, r TheManville News THE CF.NTR.$L POST The Franklin NEWS’RECORD U)INDSOR-HIGHTS HEPJtLD Classified J dvertising Thursday,October 20, 1977 5-B Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted TEACHER’S AIDE -- for LEGAL SECRETARY -- WE NEED PLANT LOVERS MAINTENANCE PERSON -- NURSES PSYCHOLOGYSUBJECTS -- SECRETARY: Skills in BABYSITTER WANTED - (~ GETTY PERSONNEL typng, shorthand, andgeneral nursery school. Part time. Princetonlaw firmrequires --in the Princetonarea. for MontgomeryTwp. school RN’s&LPN’s Reliableperson to carefor (males18 to 25) needed for an Wed.Thurs. Fri. afternoon experiencedlegal secretary Exciting new concepts in district.Must be willmgto do Privateduty cases home or infantin our TwinRivers experimentin visualper- officeoperations required. sessions only. Mustalso drive withexcenentskllls.Pleasant ~rowing indoor plants & allkindsofrepairwork&have ceptionat E.T.S. $3 for one 2 RECEPTIONIST $135 Experiencedesired. Im- hospital.Partorfulltime;3-11 home beginningDec/Jan. $175+ school van. Wewill train for workingcondition, good ,lowers. Can boostyour bank knowledge of plumbing.Some & 11-7shifts. Weekly pay, Weekdays0-5 pm. July-Aug.hr. session.Call Mike BOOKKEEPER mediate employment; Specialdriver license. Call 609- benefits,starting salary account. 3096 commission, custodialwork. Salary range, Flanagan,609-921-9000 ext. BILLING CLERK $120 Princeton;Hours 9-5’ ex- benefitsno [ec.Interview off. Light housekeeping609- SECRETARY $160+ cellentworking condi[ions; 448-3883, commensuratewith ex- home party plan.Anything $0,500-9,000. dependin[{ on hours~onday thru Thursday 448-6614. 2713. $125 patienceand ability. Call Miss Groes Anywhere, Inc. 215-493- experience. Forapplication & 10-3. Call for appt. TELLERexp. goodsalary andbeeefits. Call Dorsey-609.924-0050. 3781or 493-5888. interviewcall 201-674-5200.The FILE CLERK $110 Dr.Gerald Meade, 609.921-7866 LEGAL SECRETARY - ex- HOMEMAKERSUP JOHN WANTED¯ Individual lo be ADMINISTRATIVE SECRE- Montgomery Twp. school Askfor Arlene forinterview. periencepreferred, salary district is an equal op- 73WoodbridgeAve. Santa Claus (with or without TARY -- diversified, PLANT SUPERINTENDENT commensuratewith ability, TICKETAGENT -- full time RESPONSIBLE WOMAN- HigblandPark interesting, position with $14K portanity, affirmative action ¯ costume) in Princeton area, Suburbanlaw office. Call 609- position new available for whoenjoyschildrentocarefor employer. 572-5900 Neededfor 27 days, Man-Sat., established t growing com- PRODUCTION FOREMAN 259-7944. mature-minded person. Must boy 8 and girl 6, 3pm- 0pm, 5 hours per day. Start Nov.26. pany. Reqatrements - good M/F(2) $12K BILLING CLERK -- 2pm- Monday thru Friday. Mustbe congenial, dependable typing &siena skills, 2 years $OPEN be dependable and steady.’ MACHINIST’s 6pro.Must type 60 wpm.CallSALESPERSON& FITTER - Pleasant working conditions References and own tran. IF YOUENJOY fine work LOOKINGFOR AN amateur and like kids. Must have own exper,ence. Send resame to MAINTENANCE/plant$11K ’IredwaysExpress, 609-448- sportation required. Please creative cookwho is able to be transportation. Please write Personnel Director: P.O. Box $OPEN 3060. experienced, personable, with exc company paid sueh as needlepointor knitting ELECTRICIAN clothing salesperson for benefits. CaR Jim McGuire call 609-921-8927. we need,youtoassemblesmall an assistant chef for Sunday Princeton Shopping Center, 6098, LawrencevilleNJ. 08648. SERVICEMAN Manthru Fri., 9 a.m. - t p.m., electromc components. Full brunch. 609-896-277010-5 pro, c/o Management Office, $OPEN quality mensstore, Princeton (furnace) area. 201-297-9366. 609-924-7750. "HOMEBOUND"-Needtoget time employmentin pleasant Mon-Fri. Princeton, NJ 08540. Askfor Mrs. Gold GUARDS -- FULL FLASH atmosphere. 609.924-2444. BABYSITTER-- Part time, out of the house? Not sure DATA PROCESSINGthee part time openings in Cran- where to go? Try Friendly, Princeton Advanced Cam- MICROFILMTECHNICIAN- steady, day and/or evening $455/mo.bury, New Brunswick, & BUILDING SUPERVISOR - EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ponents Rt. 206, Research PART TIME POSITION hours. Perfect for womanwho desired for a private eating meet new people, earn good day shift, experience not SALES-INDUSTRIAL$12K Sayreville. Apply 941 -- to the President, West- wages, food discounts, Park, Princeton. necessary. Call 609-799-1030 AVAILABLE:driver needed ioves children and has a few MANAGEMENT/retail$10K Whitehorse Ave, Cresiwood club. Minor repair and minster Choir College. A ~ for Senior Citizen tran- ~pare hours. My homeonly. janitorial skills requested. unilorms provided. Hours bet 9 &5. INSIDESALES/mechanic~K Bldg, Rm23, Trenten. Or call demanding and prestigious available 11-3 &5-10:30 pro, sportation service. Musthave References.609-443-5188. 609-587-7551.An equal oppty Call 609-924-6587. position in whicha secretary PART TIME -- Lab. N.J. drivers license no your duties will include ACCOUNTANTpublic $0PEN employer. of high quality coordinatesthe customer service & product technician for busy pediatric violations, possess genuine CREDITMGR. (MBAACCT.) various activities of the office. Routine office MEDICAL SECRETARY-- interest in elderly, be friendly TELEPHONE SECRET- $23K RESEARCHEDITOR President’s office. Shorthand preparation. No exl~.rience hematology, bacteriology & OFFICE MANAGER- Full & patient. Prefer person w/t ARIES -- weekdays or necessary. For detads, call timeindoctar’soffice.Must be PROGRAMMER/ FORTRAN Princeton publishing firm is essential as is an excellent Manager, Friendly Ice Cream urinalysis. Mustbe avail Sat. fullday or more free. Pay $3 weekends.Pleasant telephone . ASSBLY $19K PSYCHIATRICCOUNSELOR seeks a knowledgeable in- th, ping facility (IBM mornings. Salary negotiable, efficient in typing, dictaphone per hour hours: 8:45.-4pm. voice required. No experience SYSTEM ANALYST $20K --for night position inhalf- dividual for the data Executive Map Card equip- Shoppe, 188 Quaker Bridge Send resumeto Box#01489, c/o preferred. Reply Box #01502, Driving is restricted to necessary. Immediate PROGRAMMER-COBO~10K wayhouse in Princetonarea. verification of technology meat). A college degree is Mall. Equal Opportunity Princeton Packet. c/o Princeton Packet. Princeton Bore and Twp. Call openings.Call 609-921-6300for References& experience articles. A background in required, and a working EmployerM/F. 609.924-6152Mon-Fri, 9-1pro. interview. Askfor Judy required.Call Kevin 201-073- engineering or the physical knowledge of French is 2055Monda- Friday. scmnces ts required, and preferred. Recompense in- OFFICE MANAGER,small A SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY HELPWANTED -- full time Rt. 130Ilightstown facility in the use of Princeton cludes excellent salary and DISPATCHER FOR home -- Welcome Wagon seeks SALES EXPERIENCED MIF heating fuel - to operate literary magazine. Ex- and part time bus persons. 609-446-6500 area libraries is preferred. fringe benefits, retirement ceptional person with business personnel in Princeton, -- Public Relations - Apply in person, 133 Nassau GENERAL UTILITY PER- Replyin confidence to: and medical plan. Candidates computerized delivery Lawreneeville & Ewing. marketing $2000 month whofeeltheyqualify maycall system, route and check in and secretarial experience. commissions.Part time SL Princeton. Experience SON WANTED -- Person trucks. Princeton Fuel Oi1609- Write to Box #01495, c/o Flexible hours, goodearnings, requ red. PART TIME TYPIST-- for wanted to do general work & LawrenceK. Lustig 609-924-7414.No agencycalls Princeton Packet. car required. Equal op- possible.Bonair Research Co. attorney, Montgomeryarea. errands. Must have driver’s Arete Publishing Company will be accepted. 924-1104. portunity employer. Phone 201-377-2455or write:304 Call 609-466-2506. license. Call fer details Mr. Research Park, CN28 201-635-5245,9-12am, Oct. 6, 13 BrooklakeRoad, Florham TAILOR - FITTER - Princeton, NJ 08540 &20. Park,N.J. 07932. Gerlipp.609-452-6883. IlOUSEKEEPER- Live-in SEAMSTRESS-- top pay fer BOOKA preferredfor an 8 room MASON- 4 yrs. experience. experience, full time or part RECEPTIONIST/ SWITCH- TOY & GIFT PARTY Colonialin WestWindsor & 3 Musthave transportation. Call time all benefits. For in- BOARD-- operator, part GenerousAwards after5:30 p.m., 201.722-2964, BABYSITTER -- needed HELP WANTED -- Liquor formation call Mr. MihanSt. time. Pleasant telephone WANTED- babysitter in our [IOUSECLEANINGneeded - DEMONSTRATORS childrenages 9, 8 & 6.Driving ask for John Pluchino. weekendnights for working store,drive small truck. 609- The English Shop, 32-40 voice, greet visitors, ability to Hightstown home. Tuesday, in Princeton two mornings ALSONEEDED isnot essential. Call 201-966- mother.Call 609-448.8975 or 924-5700. NassauSt. Princeton, 609-924- type; misc. office duties for Thursday& Friday, I to 5 pro. weekly. Owntransportation Over400 newest 4228between 10am & 3pro,Men- 609-448.9439.Keeptrying. corporate division of medical Prefer teenager with own necessary. 609-924-6157. Fri. 7100. transportatien. Call 609-443. most.wanteditems CHURCH HOUSEKEEPER -- information service company. Forfurther information, i , DELIVERY PERSON - An equal opportunity em- 3355 after 5 pm. write 10 hrs/week.Send description Princetonarea. Pleasant ployer, phone GwynneRomig, NEED A RELIABLE FULL of exp. and refs. to Box#01492, GROUNDS PERSON -- PART TIME OFFICE SANTA’SPARTIES c/o Princeton Packet. NASSAU tg conditionsgood neededat private school. 609- 609-924-9767. WORKER -- occasional BoxP,Avo~)--onn.06001~Rt: TIMEbabysitBABYSITTERin ourhome. Must" to fulltime. Apply in 737-1839or 737-1847. GAS STATION ATTENDANTtyping.3 evenings, 6 to llpm. have owntransportation, rots. -- .... PLACEMENTS 20 WitherspoonSt., -- full time & part time, 18 G6odsalary. Call 609-924-0580 Call Toll Free 1-800.243-7606 desired. 609-799-3354after 6 PARTTIME -- janitorial incetonNJ. years &older, apply in person, blondaythru Friday between ...by Boa Hunt EXPERIENCED SECRET- PARTOR FULL TIME - short pro, weekdays, anytime on position open. Hears 5-9pro. order cook needed in South LouMaruts, Sunoco,Rte 130 & 9&5. weekends. Please call Personnel Dept. ARY-- immediate opening, 571, East Windsor. PERSONWANTED -- to work KEYPUNCH OPERATOR - real estate experience Brunswick. Good pay and for interview, 609-709-1000. Wespecialize in Experienced.For market desfrable but not necessary. working conditions. 201-329- in store &teach operating in- ORGANIST wanted for Equal opportunity employer. ¯ researchfirm, part time, Benefits salary open. Call 609- 2990. COMPUTER OPERATOR -- TEACHERTRAINEE -- full structions to new machine Sunday services Trinity secretaries at the flexiblehours. Call Anny, 609. customers. We will train. 924-1186for an nterview. 360/70,12K, fee paid. BAN- tim% day care center. Some knowledge of selling Episcopal Church, RockyHill executive level 921-8100. DENTALASSISTANT - Ex- NER BUSINESS Prevtoas teaching experience NJ. Call Donald Carroll 609- ONEYEAR OLD BABY -- in early childhood settinl~ helpful. Apply, AmericanSew" 924-0949after 7 pro. needs warm, responsible perienced. This position has ASSOCIATES,145 Wither- Vac Prmceton Shopping babysitter, 6-10hours per PRINCETON AREA - Bright GENERAL CLERICAL -- varied duties; c’hairside, 4- spoonSt., Princeton, NJ.609. necessary for application. Cau 195 Nassau Street handed dentistry, X-rays and 924-4194. 609-921-6606. Center, 609.921-2205. week. Light housework, own Mustbe positions.Logging and sorting MATUREWOMAN -- needed transportation necessary. 609- 609.924-3716 jobhas much of mail,editing o[input forms, some laboratory. Excellent in my home for working hours, Princeton office. Salary 896-2616. contact.Must be goodpreparation and mailingof SALES HELP PART TIME -- CI~RTIFIEDTEACHER--fer mother, Man thru Fri. Box#01517, c/o computer reports. No typing,open dependingupon ability. ’ HAIRSTYLIST -- full or oar, Children aged, 26, &1O yrs. generaloffice experience Send resumeto Box#015O0, c/o time, with or without Fridays,2-8:30, Sat. 9:30-5:30, nursery school. Part time. Light housekeeping, must "helpful.Call 609.452-1300. An Princeton Packet. following.Call 609-737-3060. gourmetfoods, 609-924-7755. Mon&Tues.afternoonsessien have trans. Call after 6. 609- TRACTORTRAILER- QUALIFYCONTROL equalopportantty employer only. Call 609-448-3~83. 443-3870. DRIVER-- part & full time HOUSEKEEPER & COOK - work.201-621-8212. LINE MOTHER’S HELPER m/f. BABYSITTERNEEDED - for forsmall family in a countryBABYSITTER WANTED-- INSPECTOR NEEDED -- 8-10 hours a 9 yr. old girl. Mon-Friafter setting.40hour week, provide Mon-Fri.afternoons, 12 to 5 in Buyers and Sellers meet every week,light housework, some PORTER -- fulltime, hours school, 3:30-5:30pro. Hunters owntransportation. 609-882- my home. References &ewn FULL TIME CHILD CARE/ weekintheClasslfied Pages of N.J.STATE PrincetonFacility laundry,hoursflexible, $3 per8:30am to 5pro.AI~I~ly in Glen. My apartment. Begin 6983after 5 pro. transportation needed. 609-443. NANNY-- experienced care The Packet Newspapers. hr.to start. 201459-2440 before person~ 9am to 3pro, monday Nov.1. Call 609-771-1293or 737- 4458 alter 6pro weekedays & of newbornchild ef working JOBSERVICE Weare seekingHigh School 10am& after3pro. to Friday,Franklin Con- 9333. Sat. & Sun. mornings. parents required 5’/zdays per i Professional¯ Technical grad to performphysical valescentCenter Lincoln LIVE-IN WOMAN -- for week, beginning early - mid Clelical¯ Skilled ¯ Unskilled testingand monitor activities ’ Hiway,Rt 27,Franklin Park, cooking& light housekeeping, Jan. Live-in prderred: salary MACHINIST duringpackaging of medical NJ. 201-821-8000. somecare for MSpatient. Rm & full benefits plus private Applyat: PART-TIME HELP -- At. BABYSITTERwanted for room and bath. Live-out Experimental prototype and diagnosticproducts. Previous MATHEMATICS tendant for dry cleaning & Bd& salary.Call for interview 15megirl, I day/wk, Menor I quality control production 609-448-1971. Fri, 7:15am-3:30pm, Twin possible with owntran- light production. 3 to 5 years Rt.130&W0odside Rd. IBM COMPOSERlaundromat. Must have own sportation: 8:30am-7:30pm, experiencepreferred. Contact experiencenecessary. TEACHER OPERATOR-- needed im- transportation. 609-443-1360. Riversarea. 609-443-3568. Robbinsville,N.J~ ARply1oPerSonnO Dart. SECRETARY / RECEP- weekday coverage & com- JohnRzuczek. Phone: mediately to work evenings pensation for reguiar CARTER-WALLACE,Inc. Immediate opening. Ex- forPrinceton publisher. Call TIONIST- Exp. not periodic evening coverage. PRINCETONGAMMA 609-448-1053 609-924-5338. PERSONTO IRON -- man’s necessary,must know typing LAUNDRYHELP -- nursing HalfAcre Rd. patiencepreferred. Able to washed shirts. Experience home n Hightstown~ full & Location: 1/2 mile from Main Cranbury,NJ teachfull rangeof math andshorthand. 30 to 40hour St., Cranbury. Phone TECH or586-4034 necessary. Call 609-924-1300. week.Richardson Realty, part time 9-3, will trtan, call weekends or weekdays after WashingtonSt. NO FEE CHARGED EqualOpportually Employer M/F courses.Interested can. CUSTODIAN/ Route130, East Windsor, 609- for appt. Mon-Fri,9-3. 609446- dldatesshould submit o 7pro, 609-655-2426. RockyHill, N.J.08553 HEAD 448-5000. 7036. (609)924-7310 re|umeto: ELEMENTARYSCHOOL Dr. StephenL. Sokolow Equaloppo¢t unRy Employm TYPISTS MAG CARD Supeflntendenl,UpperFmeI~M REALESTATE LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER-- BABYSITTER- to carefor 2 ARE YOU IN NEED - of more LiberalCompany Pa

KILN REPAIR- Fire brick, GENUINE BLOCK MEER- THE MATTRESS MONGER LOOKINGFOR - a beautiful DISCOUNTLIGHTING - The Visitour dank, dark, dingy, ANDERSEN PERMASHIELD BARRELSFOR WINE -- and SACRIFICE -- Old thin@ STONE FRONT MOd.style living room set? elements kiln cement SCHAUMPIPES for sale - Roosters Coup. Lighting WINDOWS,2’x3’ awning’ cider, 52 gal.oak. $12.50 each. forced out of storage. Empire Get this 78" long sofa with thermooouplings,experienc¢,~ !heseare not pressed! Many fixtures, lamps, shades, parts dismal,wretched, rathole woodshutters, new26"xTt,~ Oakplanters, $I0. each. 609- table, carved oak doublebed, Newlead-Lodge Rook Field wood lattice work and deep repair nersonnel. Standard oeantffullycarved & fancy. and repairs. Clocks, gift items mattressfactory. Fridgeaire, selfdefrost; kit’- 896-1916. oak chest, rosewood couch ¯ Stone, Penn. Slate: White, red crushed velvet upholstery. ClayMines - openMort. - Sat. Majoritywith cases. Prices & fireplace equipment. Huge chert cabinet steel with slat backed chairs, Fodera~ Beige,Gray. Beautiful frunts - Matching 28" square end Ski//man,New Jersey 609-466- arereasonable. Flemington. assortment ofbrand names at SEE TIIEM MADE porcelain cast iron sink and chifferobe large oak table can - Slate & Brick steps -Must tables with black neo-slate 2986. 201-782-0721. discount prices. TItE RIGHTon the PREMISES top. Call after 7 p.m. 609-799- STABLE MANURE -- large seat 10, Dolphin pedestal move. Bulldersprice. Special tops and octagonal37" dia. ROOSTEItS’COUP, on Rt. 29, We can demonstrate,prove 3264. pick-uptruck load, $25. table, child’s pedestal oak ROCKTEX GRANULAR coffee table wRhblack slate Lambcrtville, N.J. OPEN7 and GUARANTEE for 10 delivered. 600-924-8271. table and 4 chairs. Other good top. Entire set pecanfinish. FOR SALE -- 3 cryptsin SOAPSTONE- Green,white, YEARSthat out Mattress is STONEPANELS. Entire front Mausoleum Cedar Hill softstone-easy to carve. DAYS.609.397-0027. SUPERIOR! There is ab- pieces. 201-B74-3457. ¯ only $89.00;entire house8’ x Perfect condition. Only$700. White pink translucent DININGROOM -- dark oak, 100" $349.00. Terms. Price By appointmentonly call 609. Cemetery.Call Mr. Field, 609- solutely NOTHINGBETTER THERMOPANE PICTURE 656-1100ext. 652. AlabasterCarrara marble, MADE, ANYWHERE -- extension table, 38"x00"plus includes labor and material. 799-2229. African~onderstone power OAK BOWFRONT - china ANYTIME-- at ANYPRICE. two 15" leaves, 4 new oak WINDOW -- and frame PHILCO Side-by-side Call Montecollect at 287-2470, tools and accessories. closet, 3 ft wide, 5~ ft high, 5 We are not. just another chairs, excellent condition. 30"x76".Worth $200 Best refrigerator freezer~21cu. ft. day or evening. Sculpture HouseInc. - oapenn shelves. $275.609-259-7232. Retail Store with a ~9-799-K~1. offer.Also 30" woodframe Mint condition. Call after 6 UNIQUE*** BOUTIQUE GOLF CLUB REPAIRS -- Mon. - Sat. Sklllman, New doorwith safety glass panes. p.m.201-359-5952. Oneof the finest selections of regriping, refinishing, "PHONEY"claim of being a 609-924-0739. ONCEAGAIN SHOP ¯ previoasly owned better reshaffing. Alan Niederii[z, Jersey 609466-2986. "Factory Outlet" or 140S. MainSt. Hightstown RUBBER PLANT -- 6’8" FALL & WINTERAPPLES - quality family clothing at Pin Pro Golf and Tennis Shops, height & width in 21" redwood "Warehouse" of "Overrun Suydam Orchards, Suydam Wanted To Buy (opposite old Post Off eel MoneyPrices [ WOMENMISSE.~ JR’s- New Earthquake End of the World MontgomeryShopping Center pot on wheeltray. $25. 609-655- Liquidations"or other insults Rd., Franklin Park. Open PUMPKINS - PUMPKINS - PiN MONEYBOUTIQUE 009-924-8020. fall line, slacks, blouses, Jr. 3267. 10am- 5pro, dosed on Sunday. 14 MercerSt. tops etc. Clearance rack - tothe intelligence. PUMPKINS- Soldretail and This Is The FACTORY[ wholesaleat TerhuneOr- IIIGHESTCURRENT Ilupewcll,N.J. Your choce, $3.99. A & B chards,330 Cold Soil Rd., PRICES FOR 609.466.2810 FACTORYOUTLET 108 So. Wedonot give Discounts Off REFRIGERATOR -- $25, Consignment Resale HERCULON SOFA-BED, Main St., Manville 201-520- FIREWOOD-- $45 for pick-up of Fictitious Retail Prices LawrenceTownship, 609-924- DIAMONDS chair & ottoman $100. Nylon works well, spool tables, 2310. , A THRIFT SIIOPPE -- ()pen Tues, Sat 10-4 9778. Thurs.&Fri., ti 9. load, $35/cord of spliI hard- (whichnot eventhe idiots pay) redwood hutch rocker sofa featuring used but not abused hi-low carpet, 12’x19’ $50. wood.Trees removed.609-443- and wedo not run SALES,365 Call Certified Appraisers for Brn/Bge/Rust. 201-297-3319. days a year. etc. a 1 cheap. 609.9244)512 appointment weekdays betw. clothing for the entire family. 1236. days, 896-2637eves. SOUP at ROOSEVELTART 9am-5pm.609-396-1661. OVERSTOCKED!!20% off 2 ALTEC (voice of the. ANTIQUE HOOSIER KIT- In ten years we have never, theaters) A7500W-IIspeakers. ever had a SALE or any ANDCRAFT FAIR, Sue., purchases of $10 or more. CHEN.CABINET - painted Nov.20, 11 am- 6 pro. Many new and never worn Walnutcabinets, 416-15", 802- BIG WINDOWUNIT -- per- $75 girl’s 26" BICYCLEwith USED OFFICE DESK -- phoney "Come-Ons." Wehave 100 LBANVIL, exc. condition. DEPRESSION GLASS -- items. Mon-Fri. 10-3pm. 609. 8D II,F. driver, N-s00G feet for cottage picture win- ch d’s seat, $25. 669-799-0472.excellent condition white no BAITModels with STEP- Best offer. Call after 5 p.m. FIESTA WARE-- Clean out 448-9~9. crossover. $700. 609-567-23O8dow.Approx. 7x9 feet. Colonial formica top, 34"x68", walnut UP PRICES.No bargaining or 609-896-9000. CARPET-- 97 yards, 100% your attic now! GETCASH for base, $75.Call before 4:30 pro, chiseling is necessary. One nylon.Virtually new. Ycllow- unwanted dishes & colored eves. style with storms & side green.Ca]] 215-962-5734. glasswarefrom the 1930’s. Will STAINED GLASSSUPPLIES screens.$200. orbest offer. CHAIN LINK PET EN- 609-924-1930. CASH + CARRYprice to WHITE OAKCRIB w/mat- CLOSURE10’x10’x4’, $90; everyone. Personal cheeks are tress, excel cond 4 kitchen buy few pieces or large lots. -- Distributors & Discounters 609-921-6612eves. 600-448-3993after 5pro. ¯ Custom designs. Repair & COUCH,2 chest of drawers, adjnstable station wagon PUMPKINSFOR SALE-- 25 okay. ..~ ^^ cha is, goodcond. 609-448-8047. ARM CHAIRS-- swiveltype, restoration. Lamps, mirrors, doubledresser and desk set; 2 fence $15. 009-687-5517aRer to $1. Village Nurseries, 89 CribSize ilu.w large chest freezer, large planters etc. Princeton bean bag chairs; assort. BATHROOMSINK - with 3pro. York Road (2 miles south of Bunk Bed $32.00 ELECTRIC HOT WATER refrigerator and mod. size CORNER CHINA CABINET Stained Glass, 38 Spring St., lamps, gas dryer, couch beds, faucets and vanity,, toilet, Hightstownon Rt 539). Twin 39x75x6 $50.00 HEATER- 80 gallon, used 1 refrigerator. 201-359-5365. -- want 2 matching ones to Double54x75x6 $60.00year, $50. 201-297-1379. 600-921-1311 dec. grill, lockers, pine book- beige, modern design, high GOLF CLUB REPAIRS -- refinish. Approx.24"xB’, dears case; double door quality, excel, cond., $100.609- regriping refinishing Queen60x80x6 $80.00 pref. 609..443.5315. refrigerator; architect’s 466-0470. reshafting. Alan Niederlifz, sHEA-EE-6~-Ac--~55-~ COAT King 78x80x6 $100.00 SCULPTORS - ART drawing board, am/fro -- size 14, $100. Small 5-skin Box spring same PRICE. METALTURNING LATHE -- WINDOWREPLACEMENTS Pro Golf and Tennis Shops, Russian mink scarf, $50. RCA Customsizes madeat 11x36, Dividing head 10" -- Warehousesale. Contractor STUDENTS- Plastilina, Panasonic 8 track stereo, MontgomeryShopping Center has large supply of aluminum YAMA’HA BABY GRAND sculpture clay armatures china, bedroomfurniture, 609- BOYSBICYCLE - 24", l0 sp. 23" b/w TV w/stand, $35. 2 no extra charge swing, gauge b[ooks 8i p~ PIANOWANTED - If you have waxes, mold making an~ Vista. Good cond. $60. 609-924-8020. portable typewriters, $55 & Our bIattresses are SIX 201-329-6817. windows left over from 799-1324. developmentjob. $49/ea in- oneto sell call609-921-2959. casting supplies. Sculpture Children’s Workbench 6 $25.2 wheels15x60, St0 a pair. Solid Inches of coot breathing drawer desk and desk chair. Bowling ball w/bag, $15. polymeric Crystalliferous stalled. Financing available. HouseInc. : open Men.- Sat. Call Bobat 609.392-5722. WANTED I’O BUY: Scrap Skillman, NewJersey 609466- GREENLOVESEAT -- good $’75. Call 600-924-7307after 7 MUST SELL UPRIGHTriot Bowlingshoes, size 8z, $5. FOAM. Our foam will EARRINGS- and display pm. Sunbeameveryday electric positively never, ever mildew, copper, brass, lead, 2986. conditionQueen size bedI I yr. dog grillw/warmer area. units. Distributor selling 1977 aluminum,stainless steel old, very good condltien. Greatfor street fairs. Asking vacuum,$15. 609-924-4016. powder, crumble, oxidize or inventory.Will sell in small or MUSTSELL. Best offer. Call decompose. We have five COMBINATIONB/W TV, 21", sterlingsilver, etc., solids or $95.609-443-6407. large quantities. 609-737-2812.stereo & record player; turnings,Industrial, business 609-799-8201. SwI~ER weight densities (degrees of or ~rivatc.Correct market ANCOSTOR-A-WAY drawing PERSONALIZED GOLF -- Propanetype, excellent firmness) for you to try out National cash register. 201- ~ table 31x42, $40; Portable BALLS -- ideal gift for 207-1001. price,cash paid. S. Klein table top drawing board CONTRACTORS-- Circular business’Christmas presents 56" SPEEDAWAYSLEDS -- condition.600-921-6812 eves. and choose from, with no price MAHOGANYBOOKCASE - 3 MetalsCo., Inc. 2156 Camp]ain blades sharpened, $2 each, builtto last. None finer. Retail difference. Our heavy covers glass doors,6 feet long& 5 feet ltd.,Somerville N.J. 08876. w/parallelstraight edge 20X26 forgolfers. Alan Niederlitz are 12 ounceheavy poplin with 520; both ike new.Call after 8 Sunday’s, Neshanic Flea ProGolf & TennisShops 609- $30.Pre-season sale $20. ADMIRAL-- Stereo with high, carved columns, lions PHILCO-- 40" electric range. P )one201-722-2283. Market. 9 No. 3rd Ave., Delivered.Call Pat at 215-493- zippers. paws,$225. 609-443-4341or 201- Doubleoven, good cond, $50. p.m., 201-297-7316. 924-8020. am/fm radio solid walnut TIlE FOAMFIRM Manville201-526-3453, 5 - 7 p.m. 5168. cabinet, excellent condition, 985-3512. 009.4.43-1147. LENOX CHINA -- Char- $100.Call 609-799-3263. maine:"We want to bu~place OUR NEWSTORE GOLD- 4-piece sectional MODERNWALNUT BR set, SNOW TIRES -- New 4-ply CHILDRENS CLOTHING 157 MainSt. JR DININGROOM -- oval 6 settings& serving pieces." MOVING SALE - custom polyGoodyear, 500x14 ’black- couch in good condition. Call chairs, (2 armchairs)~ leaf, 609-,148-3836. drapes, bedspreads, coverlets, dresser, chest, headboard,end wall.$20/pr. 609-799-4096, sizes6X-12. Coats slacks tops PEAPACK-- Next to Post 201-297-0768$150. dust ruffles and manyitems tables, queen-size mattress, etc.,Exce. cond. 6O9-448-9488 GOLFCLUBS -- fullset PGA, Office. Peapackis a right turn solid Iruitwood, provincial, after6 pro. off Rt. 206, 9 milesnorth of Rt. avacedoseat cush. $225. 201- almost new. Exercise bicycle, $300.609-921-1558. POOLCOVER -- 18’,used one 9 irons,4 woodsw/covers, 2 246-3018. beautiful fixtures. Giveaway putters,cloth bag. $135. 609. 22. AND WORTll THE MAGICCATALOG - $I - credit WANTED-- Stamp Collec- season,best offer. Call after 443-1363. [)RIVE. Main factory in of$I with your list $5 order - tions -- U.S. and foreign. Send )rices. 609-556-3947. 6pro,201-297-0432 or297-6348. Jack’sMagic Den Box 312.GOBOLINKSfor Sale - $1.75. note w/phoneno. to WHH0847, DIGITAL TUNER -- KARASTANAREA RUGS, 6x9 OXFORD.N.J. & 9x12,wool, red, like new. I I A.M.In 4 P.M. PrincetonJet. For further information call Box 146, Hightstewn, N.J. assembled Heath Kit, AJ- 08520. FOR SALE: l FRONT END 1510A;frequency synthesized, FOR SALE-- LouisXV style 609-443-9488after 6 pm. OCTAGON FORMICA -- & 6 P.M.to8P.M. 009-443-2387or609-443-4015. Role Tiller 5 tIP plus keyboard entry, auto-sweep, sofa-- blue velvet - $150. 609- dinette set with 4 swivel Saturday-- l0 to4 Itcverse, 3 yrs old, excellent and programable. $600. Days 921-3349. FOR SALE- Green& Beige chairs. $150. gas dryer, CONTEMPORARYDINETTE WANTED-- Hockyequipment cond. $150 firm. Call 609-449- 609-452-6285,nights 587-3474. 90"couch & 0’ matchinglove a mosteew. $100. Call after 5 The FOAMFIRM TYPEWItITERS-- Electric, SET -- Rosewood formica for youngboy. Skates (3-4) 3194 from 5pro ¯ 7pm. FIREWOOD FOR SALE -- seat.600-443-1100. pm, 609-448.2005. 201-234-1622 manual, portable, office oval table with extension leaf helmet, shin guards, etc. 609- willdeliver bytruckload. Call models. New. reconditioned. tu 85". $150.00 Six Chairs. 443-5182. after 6pro,009-452-9182. ADuERS CALCULATORS. Three matching walnut book PINBALLMACHINE -- 1952 FRANKLINSTOVE, antique SECTIONALSOFA -- Custom t971 WHEELHORSE-- 12hp ORIENTAL RUG -- hand- Name brands. Rentals, cabinets (24x79"}.$150.09. 609. Gottlieb, All-Star Basketball. -- exe. cond., top or backflue made,beige $125. Occasional tractor mower,$695 or best made6’x4’ Pakistani Bokhara. Repairs, Trade-ins, CENTER896-2152. CASH- for your antique fur- Excellent Cond. Asking$235. with screen, grate and con- THE NOVEL NEEDLE now chair,$15. Step stool, $10. 609- offer. Alsoantique woolwheel, Veryfine weave.$395. Call 609- BUSINESSMACHINES, 104 niture. Weare a large oak Call after 3pro. 609-448-5966. nector pipe, $225, call 201-249- opencarrying a full line of 656-2037. $250.& antique zither, $75. 609- 445-0572after 5pro. NassauSt. 609-924-2243. dealer, looking for goed oak 0055. 737-1675. needlepointcanvases Crewel SELLINGBMW 1600 & 2002-- furniture and other types of kits,persian yarn, custom used and rebuilt parts. Also furniture. Webuy one pleee to FOAM WALNUT DINING RM -- framing& custommade hand FOR SALE - Perrago GE ELECTRIC DRYER -- USEDPOTTERS WHEELS - 2 Used FURNITUREof ever:,, buy wrecked BMW’s.Call 600- entire contents. 201-320-2O82. CUT painted canvases. Free Carriage, goodcondition. $25. description. Largest collection Oval Table 2 leaves, 6 chairs exc. condition, t0 rues. old. used Amacotreadle wheels - in BucksCounty. Daily til 5 557-7323eves. AnySize - AnyShape & china closet. Good cond. lessons.For more information Also infant seat & Asking$150. 609-737-3369after like new- $100each. Standard LIONEL & AMERICAN call 600-448-8013. Swingomalic. Call 609-448- closed Sunday. Edison Fur- $350.609-448-4095. 4:30. ClayMines 600-466-2086. nitu-e, Doylestown,Pa. FLYERTRAINS - Any age or WHILE-U-WAIT 3733. WHITE KITCHEN SET -- gauge. Topcash paid for: all Soft, lumpyold cushions made with metal too table. ~lcms. 201-521-2195. like new before your eyes. 4 SUITS- 42L,4 yrs. old. Also Bring your old cushions and SOFA-- Hide-A-Bed, French PLYWOOD SHEATHING - SHAGRUG - for sale, blue- FOR SALE- Used Motorola ¯ WALLOVEN & STOVETOP Reasonable.Call after 4. 6~- Provincial, 83 in., beige ext. new4X9 - 3/8" $7.38 I/2" green,l0 x 12, $30.009-448-1756 AutomobileTelephone. 2 yrs. green convertible sofa. 201- RANGE,natural gas, Caloric, 468-2844. wc will measure, cut and eves. 369-4213. PRIVATE PARTY -- Most replace. damask,good cond. $Z59. CalJ $9.18.5/8" $12.18. 3/4’ $14.18 u]d. Asking$1500.00. Call 466- turquoise. $50 each or best sincerelywishes to purchase after 4 p.m. 201-359-6644. Kilndried lumber Ix3x8, 39 2086. offer. 609-448-02?5. HANDHEWN BARN BEAMS oriental rugs and antiquesno AverageSofa . _ __ cents;2x3x8, 8~ cents: 2x4x8, TRAINS- Seholl’s, Bor- OLIVETTI -- portable dealers please. Kindlycall Mr. 95 cents:Andersen windows -- All beamsover 100 yrs. old typewriter, $50¯ Air con- Cushion o dentown,347 WillowSt. I yr. in exc. shape. Also: grey JohnDante 1-213-284-6343. 24"x24"x4"--$5.75 HEAVYDUTY Allis Chalmers27 ;~off. 27,~ off Tex. I-II auarantee. Repairs. All TYPEWRITERFOR SALE -- ALUMINUM AWNINGS, 5 ditioner, $75.Suitcases $12/ea. snowblower for sale¯ 5 HP, 24" plywoodsiding 5/8", 4x8, weathered barn siding. 201- Prices gladly given over phone gauges, Tyco, Lionel Am Royal 970, one year old, us.ed ¯ 236-6690mornings or evenings. different sizes,for house Call 009-921-6174. 201-234-1622 swath¯ $125. Call evenings $14.68sht; R.R. ties new, Flyer, Marklin, Atheare’ KD, only three months. Special windows". from 20" to 102~/z WANTED: MERCURY after 5 ur all day Sat. or Sun. crcnsoled,3 $6.95.Can coupler cars in stock. Buy, keys: brackets, umlaut, acute, Excelcond. 609.448-02?5. DIMESwalking lib. halves at Call 609-395-1342. deliver.Call Bob collect, 215- CUSHIONS MADE trade, sell. Hours:daily 8-12, grave and cireum-flex. Three HEADBOARD-fruitwood, FIREWOOD FOR SALE -- $3.50for ea. dollar, silver Any Size-Any Shape. Price 674-0205,eves. 887.2313. 1-4:30,Sat. 8-12. reams of bond paper and eight Mediterranean fits full to split stacked &delivered. 1/2 dollarsat$4.25. Call Paul days Includes Labor. Super Firm ~IOVING- green velour sofa new nylon ribbons included. queen size, excellent con- MOVING- mustsell, 3 area ton pick-up load for $45. Half at 609-452-2300ext.330. Foam, Zipper, Choice of $400. Telephone609-799-1035. dition. 009-448-5844after 6. rugs,refrigerator, dressing load $23. Seasonedwood. 609. Fabric or Bring Your Own. w/fruitwood trim, $100. WASHER/DRYER- Mayteg, BOLIVIAN- and Peruvian table & wingbackchair 586-5413or 799.3389. ANTIQUEDOLLS - dollhouse ,24x24x4 $17.90 Koehler rust tweed reeliner, apartment sized & full size hand-knit Alpaca and wool w/ottoman.609-443.5654. furniture, cast iron 24x36x4 $19.90 $60. 4-pc. bedrm set 1920 FORSALE--completestereomechanical bank, toys. Pre- washer. Makeoffer. 009-79% sweaters and ponchos. RECLINER-- $20. Sears GIRLS- ages 6-10, fantastic 24x72x4 $30.90 circa, $100. Blondoak dining 0098/448-5250. Bargains.609-921-3737. buyson clothes fromtop stares system, dual 1219 turntable, 1940. 609-587-7521. 30x72x4 $36.90 rm. set . table w/4 chairs, heavy duty massager, mint wornonce aroundby one child. Herman Kardea receiver 40 hutch, china buffet, $125. Must cond, $15. 609-799-0827early BARN WOOD -- BROWN - watts per channel, OHM sea to appreciate. 609-799-3718. eves,Sat., Sun. All seasons,all styles. 609-924- The FOAMFIRM TWOWOODEN COAT RACKS 7128,5-3 pro. Hurry,only 250 sq. ft. left! 75c speakers original list $950, PEAPACK - Antique tiger mapledresser FORSALE -- genuine jade perrunning foot or best offer! sacr fce at $400or best offer. ANTIQUE AUTOMOBILES -- Next to Post Office-- hearts, almost 1" wide, money 009-393-6597. Call John, 609-452-0599. V, ANTED-- in your garage or STEREO - &mirror, oak highboy bureau, COLONIAL LOVE SEAT - barn only. Cashpaid. CaII600- am/fro cherry marble top dresser, back guarantee, $7 each. FORSALE-- COLONIALsofa Goodcondition. Best offer. phonograph, 6-track, barely Other gemstones also. Reply -- frame & body in good ENTIRE HARDYBOYS 586-7003, 8-5 wkdys. TENTCAMPER -- $275. 1970 used. Bargain $100. Drumset. muchmore. 609-259.7232. Call 201-359-5287. COMING THE ROOSEVELT to Box ~1519 c/o Princeton condition. Cushtons need mystery series, 56 books plus Ford Country Squire Sta. E. W. Kent $95. 609-921-6035. Packet. repair. $40. Call 669-440-2570. ART AND CRAFTFAIR, Sun, Wagon- $400. Call 201-369-3813. Nov.20 - RI.571. handbooks $50. 23 Alfred MAHOGANYDOUBLE DOOR SINGER457 STYLISTzigzag H tchceekmystery series. $20. WEBUY -- good used & an- - combination desk, china sewingmachine and cabmet tique furniture. Onepiece to FORSALE- Splendid king size 609-896-9194. entire estates. Call609-393- ItL’IHH’:It STAMPS ..~I’ItING MEADOWFARM - closet. Antiqueitem. $375.600- KITCHENSET -- $40. Desk & chair& accessories.$123. 201- CULTURED MARBLE - School or College address. 259-7232. bed, mattress & sheets, $95. 722-8273. VANITYTOPS -- Wholesale& 22 CU. FT. ADMIRALside-by- 6513. Freezer beef excellent 609-921-1610. 2chair, matching bookcase Ilome, business zip Code. qua~i[’,’. Ft’d Off p~slurc and $25/ea. Small upholstered Retail. ALTEG side refrigerator. 20 cu. ft. Rubber stamps of ;all kinds grain." N, steroids. Halves POLYMARBLE, 73 W. LOVELY HOUSEHOLD chair, $25. Sears vac. $15. Bradford side-by-side LOOKING FOR antique and sizes nlade to )’our order :,pitt hah’es, cut to order BOOKS - Encyclopedia Largeglass bottle $5. Assorted BALDWAS -- NewHairpieces SomersetSt., Raritan. 201-326- refrigerator with ice maker, at: packed, amled and flash FURNISHINGS.misc. items Britannica,1955 & annualsto are in. Positivelyun- bathtub, metal or wood on for sale. Setyour ownprice. drapes, matching spreads. 2777. 28 cu. ft. Hotpointside-by-side platform with matchingsink, ¯ Irnzen. Will deliver. 609-466- 1977.Photographic history of blaple step table, $10. detectable.Lookfantastic ina refrigerator. Guaranteed.Can 609-799-3519during the day, CivilWar 1911, 10 volumes. hairpiecestyled just for your must have original fixtures. 2937. before 5 pm. Aquarium equipment. Call deliver. 201-369-2718. Also antique kitchen sink with ItlNKSON’S 009-452-1169. 600-452-1356eves or 452-5351 facialfeatures & your overall 02 NassauSt. image.We guaranteeyour PERSONALIZED GOLF .... high back, metal or wood, days. satisfaction.CallGeorge for BALLS-- ideal gift far wuuld like original pump, I)ISCOUNTGUNS & AMM() TliREE PC. SECTIONAL- GOLD COUCH -- and burnt info.or appt.201-725-1127. business’, Christmaspresents DISHW.~..~HER-- Kitchen, Mustbe in ext. condition. 680o Sholgues& rifles pale gold, floral quill, good orangeslip covers, both in for golfers. Alan Nioderlitz Aid, portable, 2~ years old, 888-2394. BUREAUS-- desk, heds & Surprisinglyiowprices. HAIR MOVINGSALE -- Bar $100, $10overwholesale condition, $70. 201-359-5647 excellentcondition. $250. 609- TECHNIQUESLTD, 123 W. Pro Golf & Tennis Shops 609- great eondition, $180. 609-924- after 4 pm. 587-6831. chairs, goodfor students. 609- 924-8020. .5459eves. gas dryer $100. Custom-made Ammodisoounled 921-6454. MainSt,Somerv lle. WANTEDCHAIN SAW -- gas drapes, area rugst bed- 10%offmosthandguns drivenin runable¢ondihon spreads, fireplace equipment, Reloadingsupplies discounted odds and ends. Excellent BuyScll&Trade CB BASE ANTENNA-- I/4 KASTINGERWorld Cup ski FIREWOOD-- Seasonedreed ums ze. 201-o89-3717. DAVISCABINET CO -- round MICROWAVEOVEN -- orig, CHESSSET -- Mintcondition. boots, men’s 9t/~, used 1 hardwood,~ one halfcord, condition. 00%874-6131. Marphy’s Sportsme Vs Den pedestal dining table, I year, groundplane with 25’ coax & unopened, carton MSGSha~ One of a kind handcarved 3152Bt. 27, KendallPark reg.power supply. $55 firm. season. Call 201-823-9361. $65full cord delivered. Call WANTED Stamp Collections, 2-18"leaves, solid cherry, 201- R5330list $270,10 yr. guar.sell mahogany.Each piece a work evenngs. 609-395-1748. U.S.and foreign. Call after 6 Monthru Frl 12-9 521-0404. 009-448-2790. $190.609-799-3452. ofart. 4"-7" in height includes p.m.,609-448-0380: FORTY-YEARold porcemm Sat. IO-6,Sun. 12-6 handmadebeard. Retail $3900, 7’ CONTEMPORARYCOUCH sink, $50. Caloric gas stove, 201-297-3;157 : oatmeal color, like brand asking$2000 firm. Please call new.$225. 609-924-8588. 5 B.F. GOODRICHtires - white, $50. 609-443-1624. ALUM.STORM DOOR -- with PENN. HOUSEsolid cherry after6pro, for appointment, HARDY BOYS -- NANCY BACHELOR FATHERS -- screen white, 36x91$40. King 6.0~12,4-ply rating, tab,eless working mothers and those coffee table, very good con- 609.443-6388. whitewalls. 4 with 100mites, 1 DREWAND BOBBSEY TWIN AAAAAFACTORY OUTLET FOR SALE -- crib with who hate to cook -- use size Drexel headboard, $40. 3 dillon, 22" x 48", $95. 201-~9- LIVING ROOM SET -- is brand new, never used. $95 BOOKS.Will pay 25 J~ .each. -- 40% OFF THE STIFFEL mattress and bumpers, baby SALLY’SSUPPER SERVICE. area rugs,gold, 4’x6’ & 5’x3’. 4270. Spanish, 6 piece. Asking$500 for all. 609-586-3947. BOOK TRADER, MERCER COLLECTION?No indeed, swing, convertible c:,’riage- Dinnersdelivered from my 201-359-7521. RECONDITIONED or best offer. Sofa, chair, 3 end MALL, LAWRENCEVILLE. Just a few selected beauties stroller, playpen, tuys. Call weeklymenu. $8.2 $10-3; $12- REFRIGERATORS o tables & coffee table, Good 609.452-1181. after 4 p.m. 609443-4416. starting set. Also electric 140% off. OCTOBER34 - OC- 4,etc. per night delivered. 609- PUMPKINS& INDIAN CORN BUNKBEDS -- good con- Freezersand air conditioners. FOR SALE: 2-14" WHEELS ml~’OBER 31st. AT FURLONG 924-2940. Guaranteed,candeliver. 201- stove - 36". Asking$150. Call with 7:75 Snowtires mounted. FOR SALE! All sizes. dition,$70. 600-452-1470. after 6. 609-448-3915. WAN~rap ILAMP FACTORYOUTLET POT(s) at ROOSE’VELT Art Reasonable prices. Byrne 369-3718. Bothfor $30. Call 609-449-3194metal," light iron, steel, hal- largest for a 99 mile radius. 5 Bros Farm, Cranbury Station from5pro ¯ 7pro. teries radiators, copper, lniles north of Hatboro on Rte. AND CRAFT FAIR, Sun.. STERLINGSILVER --8 place HANGGLIDER -- good for DRYER, AIR CON- UnionValley Rd. 009-655..0~7 SWIM POOL DISTRIBUTOR- brass, aum num and used ll.63~y Furlong, Pa. OPEN7 Nuv.Roosevelt 20,11am- School. 6pro RI. 571 a{ or ~5-02?0. settings, Gorham "Butter beginner. Bennett Delta Kites machinery. Currently paying 1)A S Weekdays 8-8~ SAT. 10- DITIONER,freezer, hi-fi, sink Cup". Used 4 times $750. hasleft over 1976 peols. Full Co., standard modelfar 125o185 AM/FM/FMStereo 8 track -- the highest prices in the area, w/faucet,misc. Moving 201- Original cost $1400.Call 609- price$649 includes 31’ pool, lb. person. Stars & stripes $65, w/speakers. Call after l~i, SUN. 11-6. Micro Dot 249-2028. filter,deck and fence. Com- Paymentat time of delivery, ricing (215)794-7444-5-6. 3M medel 921-9000,ext. 3237. pletelyinstalled. CallTed, 609- design. $195,609-921-6612,eves. 3pro.609-448-5966. ReeelVing huurs 12-5 p.m. FIREWOODFORSALE--We 191, goodcondition, .$400. 609- 392-5722or201-923-0735. Mort. thru Fri. B to 5 on cut & split our ownhardwood. 924-7555., MAGNAVOXCOLOR TV, 25", CERAMISTS- Slip, glazes, Saturday. No quantit~ toe F GASDRYER -- Whirlpool,2½ KITCHENTABLE--2 chairs Exeenentquality, reasonable S-PC. DANISH walnut exc. cond, just tested by greenware, cones, brushes large or 1on small. Gale In- mlutilityteble,$30. Lined drapes, price. Cedar posts cut to yrs.old, exc. cond., $100. bedroom suite - good con- reliable tecnnician, $200. clay, plaster tools. Stenda~ duslrial Scrap Iron and Metal ml$10, World Books, $10, fwin desired length. N.J. Beagle Scott’sa’rotary spreader, like SHERWOODRECEIVER 7210 dition. Asking$200. Also3-pc DINETTESET -- brandnew, Black Angusrotisserie, exc. Clay Mines- openMort. ¯ Sat. Co. North Valley Road, lheadboards, 2 for $15, mirror Club, RollowRd., SkillmanNJ new,$25. VW luggage rack, $6. mint. Deal 1225. Fair price. section gold hying roomsuite, $73.Also bars. $79. 609-896- eond., does everytmng. Call Skillman, NewJersey 609-466- RooseveR.For nfo. call 609- 1~4, $5, 609-921-3675. 609-466-3841.Weekends only. Call201-359-0258. Call 215-862.9203after 7pro. asking$75, 609-448.0368. 9711. 609-896-0489after 6pro. 2086, 448-2679, THE PRINCETONPJtCKET "Seven For Central Jersey" ~IZLSBORO~HB~CO~ "11~,I,aw~nc~, I,cdger l~e ManvilleNews THE CF.N7R/tL PO£T U)INDSOR-HI6HTS HEPJtLD Classified J:/dvertising The. Frank n NEWS’RECORD Thursday,October 20, 197 7 i 8-B Musical Flea Markets & Garage Sales Pets & Animals Pets g Animals Pets g Animals Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Instruments RummageSales Autos For Sale DRUMSET - Magnificent RUMMAGE SALE -- Prin- FANTASTIC CLOTHING BOX STALL AVAILABLE- PINTO PONY& SADDLEfor ANIMAL PLACEMENT ’76 CADILLACELDORADO - 1973 BMW2002 . automatic, 1973 TRIUMPH Stag - Ludwig Vistalite clear blue ceton United Methodist SALE- $1, $2, $3 - women’s, Excellentcare in small stable. sale. Gentle, Reasonable to AGENCY blue with white top, white sunroof AM/FMstereo, alloybeautiful classic, southern set. Perfect condition; in- WomenOct. 20, 9-5 & Oct.21 juniors,sizes 4-6,5-9, 11-43,12- Mid-Montgomery Township. good home. Call any evening OFTIIEWINDSOI~ leather interior, air,am/fm wheelswith new tires,new kept Vg, am/fro. Power .eludes 22" bass drum, 16" 9-3in church basement, corner 14. Bloomingdales, Bonwits, Separate Paddock for after 6 or all daySat. or Sun. A.P.A.W. stereo with tape, cruise exhaust,green with saddle windows~steering, brakes. floor tom 14" large tom, 12" Nassau& Vandeventer.Half- Bambergers. Skirts, pants, training. Miles of opentrails. Call 6{]9-395-1342. See us for healthy, fully in- control powerwindows&doorinterlor~exceptional carwith Newtop t,rns &exhanst. $5000. small tom, chromnsnare- the pricedsale begins Friday dresses, blouses, sweaters, 201-359-4207. noeulated dogs & cats. locks. 21,500miles, best offer low mileageat reasonable609.924-7885eves. 7994)400,ext. noon. handbags,etc. Several coats & 112S. Post Read cost.Call 609-799.3122. best Ludwig makes. Includes POODLEPUPS -- Sassafras over$7500. 609-448-6707. 2244days. all hardwareand cymbalsand jackets, S5-10,Sat. Oct. 22, 9-5 ( V4mile off VillageRoad) pln, 22 Sterling Rd. (off Canal Ch. sired AKCtiny toys. . .1~)9-~9-1263 19770LDS Cutlass Supreme-- cases. HaymanHi.~at, (worth FABULOUS FLEA MARKET Princeton Father &tiny Yorkle at stud. hours: Mon-~’ri, 9-1 Sun. 1-4 fully ,~,,uip,’~4 low mileage 1977 FORD ECONOLINEE- $100), drummers throne, Rdat cemetery- Griggstown). SmallAnimal Rescue League MUSTANG’66 -- interior& -- ALL SAINTS~CHURCH (off 609-448-4790. Sat. byAppt. last of’the ~g’ mediumsiz~ l00,cargo van, 6 cyl. std. shift, exteriorin verygood con- cymbal stands, Slingerland .TerhuneRoad) Saturday, am/fro radio, H/D rear bass pedal, soft cases for all October22, 9:00 to 4:00. Many ---- cars. After 6:30 pm or dition;rebuilt engine. Call 609- ’ drums, hard case for cymbals. GAlt~ 22...... weekends609-443-33~. springs,23,000 miles, Asking 443-5810. rare and beautiful things. Canned tomatoes, toys & BEAGLES -- males & I~bP, t;Y~ HUt~J~-- longest $4000.609-448-5395 after 7pro, I Zildjin crash, 1 10" Krut Lunchavailable. Comebrowse more. 4 Benford Drive, females. Pups and older dogs, established teaching stable in -- anytime weekends. . ride 2 Krut High-hat cymbals. and buy. Or rent a table and $25to $125. Call 609-393-8272.Somerset County. We offer 1968 DODGEVAN -- 8 ft. Even includes leather st ck sell. Call Mrs.Slightan, 609- Princeton Jct~ MARK IV Lincoln1974 -- instruction in saddle seat, auto. all windows, clean, privateowner, fully equipped, bag, sticks, mallets and 924-4120. GARAGESALE: Sat, Oct. 22, stock (Westernl seat, side ,running rend. 1973 Plymouth brushes! Completeset-up, $750 IT’S TIMETO winterize you saddle, and hunt seat on the Fury HI, auto., 440 engine, 1974 MUSTANGGHIA - plush, exc. cond.,low mileage, - worth twice that - am 25 Parkside Dr., Princeton, and your horse at S. & S. auto air ps/pb, radials, 39,000, $4,550.Call 9-5, 201-297-9001. moving. 201-885-1147after 4 STUDENTS/HOMEMAKERS Quadhi-fi Magnecord reel- Saddlery, Lamington Rd. flat, and over fences. Our clean. 201-846-1193or 846-7119. mi., Call Sally at 609-586-4315 -- The best in used furniture, reel T.V., stereo, books, school horses are show ring or 921-4224. p.m. household items, clothing, puzzles traverse rods linens Bedminster, N.J. OpenMan.. Champions: Large indoor ’75VWSCIRROCO-a/cauto. Sat. 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 201-234- arena negmners wemome. books, records, stamps, shoes. sleeping bags iceskates snow 0111. CB stereo casette silver, 1972 VEGA RATCHBACK - Clothing $1 a bag. Consolata tires. t S AV l’: Gone mora= atmosphere. ¢3[[0 609-452-1087’ goodgas mileage, best offer. KIMBALLPIANO -- Italian Missionaries Rte 27, Eight 1 hour lessons $40. For " --__ ’~_ ’72 VEGA- new shocks, 609-448-3840.Needs engine Provincial console¯ All wood, Franklin, Saturdays 10-4. Each year SAVEfinds homes appointmentcall 201.359-5427. muffler, tail pipe. 74,000mi. work. fruitwood finish, like new RUMMAGE- Early bird for hundreds of healthy FREEKITTENS -- born Aug...... VWBUG $425o .Good rend Goodbody & interior. Smokes. $800. 609-259-2731after 6 an(J evening,Tuns. Oct. 25, 7 - 9:30 29. Calico tiger, twinkle toes. 201-725-1496,after 3:30 p.m. $500firm. 609-882-5546. animals. Help us with a ADORABLE4 me. old male weekends. DECEMBER3. SAVE THE p.m. AlsoWed., 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. contribution¯ Wildeliver. 201.359-0446. 1977PINTO FOR SALE:7 mo. &Thurs., $1 bag day, 9 a.m. - puppy, mostly Beagle, has lefton waranty,automatic DATE for STUART COUN- general idea afhonsebreaking, 1977 CHEVETTE- excellent B-FLATCLARINET and case. TRY DAY SCHOOL’S noon. II Park Ave. Somer- Female black young Terrier IRISH SETTERAKC -- reg WELL KEPT 1973 DODGE transmission powersteering. for sale, femalel~/z yrs. Needs butnecdsmoretimethanIean condition. Best offer over POLARA-- V-6, auto, p/s, am radio 9000 mi. Owner ~like new perfect rend., used CHRISTMASBAZAAR. One- ville. JCCGym. ty~ dog. give. Free to goodhome. 609- $3000.Call 201-359-32,54after 5. only a few times. Selmer stop Christmas gift shopping Male young yellow Labrador family w/large yard &lots of p/b, a/c, rear defogger, cleen leaving country. $2,950. Call LeBlanc. Owned hy in- time. Loveskids. 609.448.3122 799-3874weexends or evenings 609-924-4343days; 924-4737 from a reasonably-pricedbut dog. except Tuns. & Wed. inside out. Pricedto sell. $995. .strumental music teacher. fabulous "Christmas Around MOVING! BIG GARAGE keeptrying. 201-246-8197. evenmgs. This is a buy - $100. After 4 Femaleblack & brownTerrier 1968 OLDSMOBILESTATION the World" selection of SALE.Bed unit for pickup type dog. WAGON runs well heater p+m.,201-685-1147. elegant, creative, luxurious, truck,tools, lawn mowers, Male black & brown Scotty BORZOIPUPPIES -- sired by works,good condit on, $150. ¯ DISMANTLING ’67 1 ’66 &1 ’69 GMCBUS. $1106- ¯ imaginative, and delicious clothing,etc.3152 Rt. 27, Kend. type dog. Last & Found 609-799-1280. gifts¯ Fascinating en- Pk.Every day, from 9 a.m.on. Westminster winner. Showor Volkswa=,en-- sellingall :69, $1000-’66. Superiorbodies, BALDWIN VERTICAL tertainment by dancers, Male 14 monthsold pure bred companion, Pickfair Borzoi parts.Call 609-4484883 after noth in good shape. 609459- CONSOLE-- for sacrifice. 609- singers in brilliant native GermanShepherd. 609-298"2241eves. 6pm. 7055. 882-1618. costumes from many lands. ¯ GARAGESALE -- October15 Male 4 months old pure bred LOST- one gold earring with 5 1972OLDS "98" luxury sedan Corgi, black & tan. amethyst stones. It’s -- vinyl roof and fully AT STUARTSCHOOL, Stuart 22 & 29 10to 5.Toys, girl’s Female young pure bred ALTO SAX Buescher Road, Princeton. I0 am to 4 furniture, misc. 1OStonicker FREE-- 3 beautiful kittens monetaryvalue is it’s reward. equipped.$1695. Call 609-799-’64 VW-- reliable tran- 1971 FORDLTD Ford station Siberian Huskey. 609-466-0732. 3214 after 6pm. sportation, needs work. $125. Aristocrat model,like new.All pm. DECEMBER3. Dr., Lawrenceville. Male adult pure bred raised with children, litter wagon.$400. 609.259-7231. accessories including case¯ trained and ready for new Call609-448-7269. Asking$200. Call 609-443.1484. Dachshund. home.609-737-9072. LOST -- FEMALE CALICO 1967 CHEVYIMPALA. 4 dr. Call us about our female ’76CORVETTE - low mileage, FOR SALE-- 1975 PONTIAC Garage Sales Antiques CAT named Maggiewearing a/c, all power,excellent V8 - automatic, good tran. Firebird Esprit, 30,600 mi, spayed & altered young male whiteflea collar vicinity condition.Can be seenat sportation, $200. 609-737-2684. SUNN200S 165 watt bass amp cats. Feeds and Grains AmwellRoad, BelleMead. am/fro, a/c, $3,500. Call 609- with two 15" JBL bass for all animalsat Potter& Hillman,Rte. 130, 395-0037after 5 or after 11 am 201-359-4740or609-924-1363. Hightstown. weekends. speakers¯Ext. rend. $350. 609- BIG YARDSALE - Sat. Oct. BI’:I,L POSTANTIQUES Call Mrs. Graves for an ap- ItOSEDAI.EMILI.S 1968 VWVAN --3,000 miles on 924-7724. 22, ColdSoil Rd. 1 mile off Rte. Colleetibles, Furniture& poinlment,609-921-6122. Hours 274 AlexanderSt. new engine good body new 206, Lawrenceville, 9-4pro. Oil Lamps 8-4 p.m. Sat., 10-12. Report Princeton CALICOKITTEN - (mostly ’76 PINTO-- 4 spd., only 12,000 tires, 8’x5’ carpeted back. ’73 NOVA- 3 speed floor, Antiques,furniture, etc. Look Manyinteresting items lost and found pets within 24 609-924-0134. miles, new tires, extra $2,000 invested need quick asking$1,600 or best offer. 201- brown) 6 month old female, mounted snows,exc. cond., 359-4705. FEMALEVOCALIST -- seeks for signs. Raindate Sun-Oct. hr. period andcall the police if missing from area of Mercer sale. F rst $500takes it. Call 23. 201-359-6730 you find an injured pet. $2,595.Negotiable. Moving, working band, some St. & Olden Lane. Pink flea mustsell. 609.799-1823. Ken,4-Spin at 609-921-6246. keyboards. Prefers jazz & TASiIAMA FARM collar &blue collar with bells. CHEVELLE FOR SALE -- R&B. Chick Corea. Stevie OPEN DALLY BRIDGEPOINT ROAD Call 609-924-2797. auto trans p/b, p/s, good Wonder,Marvin Gaye. Willing MULTI-FAMILY YARD DOBERMAN PINSCHER BELLEMEAD, NJ 08502 1976 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE RACECAR -- C. altered SALEOct. 22 (10-4), 172 Old Justwest of 206Dutchtown . PUPS - 2 males,black & rust, eondit on. 609-799-0510. 71 to practice. If interested call Cranbury Rd-E. Windsor. CONVERTIBLE -- 13.000 Roadster,283 engine complete Lillie St., Pr!ncetonJct 201.M6-0568evenings. Askfor llarlingenRd., Belle Mead show quality, champion sired, CompleteCare miles,AM/FM, $3300 or best with trailer, best offer, call Clothing, household items, N.J. ’ AKCregistered. 201.8"21-8453. BoardingStable Autos Wanted Prin. toys andmuch more. offer.609-883-5113 evenings. after 6pm.201-545-6221. Private HuntSea t Instruction P.O. JEEP-- must sell, exc. rend., best offer. 609-466-1480. WEIMERANER PUPS -- 1973 MERCURY COUGAR GULBHANSEN PLAYER YARDSALE -- multi-family, TO CLOSE AN ESTATE -- ConvenientLocation WANTED - VW BUG, HONDAAccord -- brand new’ PIANO -- completely Saturday October 22 tO to large collection pewter, hunt, pet or show. Call Sqnarebackor KarmenGAla. XR7 convertible. Air con- less than 20 miles. Immediate 4pro. Books, toys, clothing, copper, brass, all for moredetails, 201-297-4570. Anycondition or year.Call ditioned power brakes power delivery. Call 609-962-2016 restored, refinished, and 201-359-2660or steering, am/fro stereo, wire RAREMGC - 6-cyl., British electrified, $1400.215-968-6134. jewelry household items & professionally appraised. Also -- 609.924-3329after 5:00 609-655-0556. after 5pm. racing green, new tan top. more. Crestfield Acres Mobe 1936 Smith office typewriter, FREE TO LOVING HOME wheels.Call 609-396-1763. Engine, body, interior im- HomePark Rt 130 & Hickory superb condition, $45; very old W/children, 2 yr. old Black maculate. Am/frostereo, wire TANGLEWOODFESTIVAL Corner Rd., East Windsor. English hand made ladies’ Great Dane, very good :tlORSE SHOEING -- for ’59 VW-$100.Battered body, VOLVO1971 -- automatic 4- spokes. Asking $1900or best PIANOS-- have arrived. Sale (across from Potter & Hillman riding boots w/trees, $30. 609- JUNKCARS WANTED-- $20 - eyl, a/c,good on gas almost w/children, good dispesltion, expert protection of your $I00.201-549-6582. reliable engine & gearing. offer. Movingto Fla. Serious nowgoin~ on. Mifflin Pianos, Ford) Rain date October 23. 924-4016. no papers. 201-329-2951after 6 horses hoofs, call DanSmith, Good tires. Brakes need new condition. Comelook it inquiries only. John Wagner. 234East State St., TrL.aton,NJ over, makean offer. Wemust 609.-396-3515before 6 pro, MOO- p.m. bgraduate of Oklahoma repair. 609-924-2585. sell it. Pleasecall 201-359-6930. 609-392-71;13. MOVINGSALE -- furniture, 2 ROSE CARVEDrosewood ’arriers College. Hot, cold tractor, washer, dryer, toys, and corrective shoeing. Also A-I JUNKCARS muchmore. Oct 22 23.6 Ash- chairs red velvet QueenAnne special shoes for racing. Fast, $45 PIANO-- Chickering baby cha r, 16’ Sonycolor TV.Call COLLIE PUPS -- AKC IF DItI".’ENIN ’63 MERCURYColony Sta. 1977NOVA--4dr. 6 cyl. p/s, 1970 OLDS2 dr. sedan, deadin wood Terr., Be e Mead. 201- 201-873-2995. registered match show win- courteousservice. 609-587- (’lass 2 & wgn. - 69000 mi. good driveway4 good tires, radio grand. Almost new. Must 359-46,37. 3751. mechanical rend. Practically p/b, auto trans, 2000 miles, sacrifice,¯ $3395or best offer. ners shots, wormed, eyes WE ALSOPICK UP garage kept. $3800. 609-587- a/e, 93,000 miles, needs body 609-448-0572after 5pro. checked.609-466-3163. 201-526-6906 newtires plus snows. $300. 609. 2539 after 7pm. work. $400 or best offer for MULTI-FAMILY YARD 2 OLDQUILTS -- marble top SWEETLITTLE -- half grown 924-0695. wholething or any part. 609- SALE-- Cranbury. 46 So. tables, homespuncoverlet, tiger tom cat with green eyes 466-2397. SLINGERLAND- 5 piece, tiger Main St. Oct. 22 9:30-4pm. pine drysink, pinna stool. 609- FEMALE BASSETT -- 3 found abandoned. Healthy and ALL JUNKCARS and trucks 1971 MGB-GT- rebuilt engine, 1974 VEGA HATCHBACK - red drum set. 14" chrome Diningtable, bunk beds, toys, 737-1937. years old, spayed and trained handsome would make wanted. Free towing $15 and new clutch & brakes, radio 40,000miles, needs some valve concert snare. Zildgen bab~’ Reins, many household free to a goodhome. Call 609- someonea lovely pet. Call 609- up. Scarpati Auto Wrecking, electric overdrive, exce lent work.Asking $850. 609-452-1155 ’72 VW CAMPER-- Pop top. cymbals.Good condition. $495. gooas. 921-3770days or 924-1988eves. 79%2369. 609-396-7040. tires &interior¯ $1900.609-452- 9-5pro. excellent condition. Asking 6O9.259.2942. ANTIQUE WALL 7558. $2,500.609-921-3455. TELEPHONE -- fully SMALL MAHOGANYbaby GARAGESALE - Fri. Sat. restored, manyantique bat- ’77 COUGAR XR7 model - 1972 PONTIACGrand Prix - ENGLISHSpringer Spaniel IRISH SETTERPUPS -- AK- WANTED- 1969, 70 or 71 ’70 BEETLE-- std. shift, perf. grandpiano. Made by Bald- Sun, Oct. 21, 22, 23. 9a.m. - 4 tery radios, parts ann tubes, puppies -- Champ. sired, 1 Lincoln4-dr sedan, dark color. Fullyloaded, mint condition. 60,000 miles, good condition. int., engine inoperative. Best win. Very good condition. p.m. 785 Hwy 202-206 609-737-2615. C, champ,bloodllnes, parents Call609-443-3095 after 4 pro. Call.after.____55 p_m, 609-____799-1677. Asking$1000. 609-6954001 after Bridgewater. Hedgecutters, male, 1 female, real beauties, on premises, wormed, shots, Must be clean and low offer. JohnDunn, 609-921-9000, $200.201-757-3262. $75.201-246-1193. mileage. 609-259-7232. x4304or 924-7572. 5 pm. lawn mower,shovels, paint, HANKINSANTIQUES, 169 JAGUARXJI2C - late’75 - 1974 FORD- Grand Torino books & sundry household MercerSt., l-lightstown, N.J., Sablewith cinnamon interior. Squire Wagon,auto., p/s,.p/b, items. Webuy &sell furniture, china, Lovinglymaintained. 21 000 air roof rack, new ramais THOMASBLOW ORGAN. $300 KITTENS -- 4 adorable JUNK CARS WANTED ’73 DATSUN280Z -- Racing Verygood condition, good far’ glass, jewelry, lovely things.: FORSALE -- flashy chestnut miles.Show room condition. etc. 45,000mles, $2800or bes~ green with white interior. Comein and bruwse. Open11 T.B. mare. Farm raised. 16.1. females - 2 orange, 2 beige - offer. 609-443-5654. youngster starting. 609-443- THREE FAMILY SALE - hands 4 yr. old. Neverout of lots of personality. Free. 609- ANYCONDITION Lastof thebreed. 12 cyl. Excellent conditon. AM/FM 6910. to 4:30 Tues. to Sat. 609-44~.’ the ribbons at A&Bshows. coupesno longerimported. cassette a/c, new Michelin Sun. Oct. 23, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. ~llO2or 448-6772. 466-3203. 609-448-6434 $3800.609-924-5944. snow tires, wire wheels, 4- 226 AmwellRd., Hil sborough. Readytoga Medal Maclay and BEST OFFER for 1973 "Noearly birds! JuniorHunter. Call Allison Cadillac Coupede Ville in speed, 19,000 miles. 609-924- THE LANTERNANTIQUES- Barkley 201-396-8201, after 5 4140 after 7:30pm. BUNDYFLUTE -- Excellent PERSIAN-- adorable fluffy JUNK CARS WANTED ’69 BARRACUDA$400 - and’69 excellent condition, fully condition.201-297-9683. Copper& Brasscleaning. S. p.m. kits to warm your bed this BelAir Chevy, $300. Call 201-equipped.609-924-5400 ext. 360. Main St. (Next Io Hagerty winter¯ $50 and up. Mrs. We Pay From 297-4624 after 6 pm or VW DASHER1974 -- 2. door, A THREE FAMILY YARD Florist}, Cranbury, N.J. 609 .... weekendsall day. 29,000miles, auto. trans, a/c, SALE-- Saturday, October29, 395-0762. Mayer609-466-1094. $35- $100 IIOUSE ORGAN-- Lowrey rain date Saturday November SIBERIAN HUSKYPUPS -- For RunningCars CADILLAC1977 - Sedande am/fro8-track vinyl roof, IIoliday Deluxe, antique white -- AKCAll shots, paper trained From Villeloaded plus CB. Must extras,exce. cond. $2900. 201- 5 from 9-4. Furniture, dishes, 874-6527. finish, used 6 months,asking toys, toaster, TV & stand, "THE CORNERCUP- $150. Call after 5 p.m. 609-466- FOR SALE TB CON- $15- $35 ’68PONTIAC LE MANS--’ 350 sel.5700 m as,asking $8995. ~00. Call 609-443-3753. pictures & frames rugs BOARD,"at Owen’s Antiques, ForJunk Cars V-8, p/s, p/b, 4 good tires, 77 MainSt., Kingston, is now FIRMATIONMARE by Hasty 201-297-4747or257-1623. OLDSOmega Salon - ’75 p/s, ceramics, broiler ovens, Road.Bred to a half brother of needssome work. Best offer. SCHO-EM-A-CH-EI~Baby Grand typewriter, old records & featuring: a walnut corner FASTPICK UP 609-443-6918. air, 35,000m. Exc. cond. Call cupboard, solid doors with Gozzi. $3500. Call Allison 609-799-2430. piano, $700. Altec voiceof the many more things. 142 BEAUTIFULIRISH SETTER Barclay201-369-8201 after 1976 CAMARO- 6 cylinder, WashingtonSt., RockyHill. original keys in pristine cond., 201-469-6131 [heater speakers, $600. several handsome large -- female, 3 years old, AKC 5pro. automatic, p/s, steel belted Framus folk guitar, $60. mirrors, an oak hallseet/hat papers. Affecbonate,$100. 201- ’74 MERC. MONTEGO - radial white walled tires, 1977 DODGEASPEN -- 4 dr, IIoffner Beatle bass, $110. 60% rack, birdseye & maplechest 297-2865after 4:30pro. Broughm,n/c, ps/pb, am/fro AM/FM/6track w/2 Jensen 2 6 000 mi. auto, ps/pb, am/fro 443-1624. GARAGESALE -- Used and PRIVATE RIDING LESSONS stereo,exe. cond., $2 750. 609- waycoaxial speaker systems, rad o, 609-921-6969afternoons of drawers, Circa 1830. Hours 587-4787. NEWitems. Sat. Oct. 22, 10-2. 11-5 except Mon.609-921-7164. by experienced,licensed Auto Supplies paddedrear deck~ excellent & eves. TWOSNARE DRUMS- Both Unitarian Church State & MALE WEST HIGHLAND - Germaninstructor. Beginner condition22,000 mllns, yellow Rogers, one chrome one CherryH 11 Rd., Princeton. white terrier pup, 10 weeks thruadvanced. Please call 201- w/tannter or & bucketseats. woodgood condition. Includes WECARRY - A large selection old, AKC,phone 609-466-1928. :x37.1331. CallRobin 609-799-2111 days& CHEV.wagon ’74 - 9-pass, p/s, TRANSMISSIONS -- for VOLVO- 1970 142S, Excell. p/b, cruise, am/fro, roof rack, sticks, one has drum stand¯ of oak and other types of Chrysler products. 3-speed & condition, stick, radials, 443-4521after 6 pro. $15.00 each good for beginner¯ YARDSALE -- Oct 22 - 38 Pine furuitureand glassware. Open SCOTTISHTERRIER PUPS, IiIDEAWAYFARM offersthe 4.speed, $30/ea. Both w/floor am/fm cassette. Must sell, 46,000,nice, $2695.201.257-3062. Also one Rogers field drum, Dr, Roosevelt, l0 am - 5 pro. 12-5 pro, closed Sun. & Moo. AKC, bron Aug 22 1977. asking$900. 201-521-3637. Manufacturers samples. finest facilities for the care & shifters. 609-443-1147. white woodwith strap, $15. Nannie’s Pretties Antiques. Selectively bred for quality & 1973VW 412-- 4-drsedan, 1 ]972 VEGAHATCHBACK -- 201-885-1147. 201-329.2062.Located next to temperament. 2 males. 609- owner,silver blue, 22,500 HOPEWELLCHAPTER 446-2030(evenings}. automatic 2 new tires, IBM,Rt. 522, Dayton, N.J. lounge.Only a shortscemc ’54 PONTIAC CATALINA-2 miles, a/e auto, AM/FM,fuel AM/FMrado. $800. 609-799- EASTERNSTAR drive.Most reasonable rates. injection, rear defog, many Autos For Sale dr h/t V.6,p/s autogood other extras. Exeenentgas 9247. FARIUNGTON SELLING OUT ANTIQUES& ’ FREEBEAUTIFUL -- 7 wk. Instruction,beginner, hunt runningcondibon, $115 orbest MUSICCENTER ANNUALCHRISTMAS . collectibles. Carved Deacons old mixedbreed puppies. 609- seat,and western. Lindbergh mileage. Like new. 609-448- BAZAARand BAKESALE offer.609-449-6857. bench, Chinese side chair 446-8430. ltcl., tlopewell. 609-466-3426 ¢74 DATSUN-- 260-Z,A/C, 4521. Nowopen in Princeton at 12 SamovarRoyal Bonn& Bristol ’77 MONTECARLOexecutive Saturday, November12,1977 AM/FM,4 spd,mounted snow car. Bl/rod inured landau top, SpringSt. 609-924-8282. vases, pr! Satsuma lathps, 2 PLEASUREHORSES - good tiresnew clutch& shocks ..... 10A.M.-4P.M. Royal Dolton characters, SIBERIANHUSKY BITCH -- ’75 VOLKSWAGEN VAN - 1975BUICK RIVIERA -- all 2000mi. a/c p/s, V9auto, etc. temperaments, sound. Call 39,000miles. $.3850 or best automatic,a/c, rebuilt engine, power,air, fm stereo,low Call Al Alberts 609-890-1000. silver, dinnerware, oil pain- 609-259-2095. 4~ months old. AKC show offer. 201.674.3531. tings, hope chest etc. Bell quality. Parents on premises. 34,000miles A-1 mechanicalmileage,exc. cond, 609-448- Flea Markets& LUNCH SERVED ----- conditon. 609-397-0457 after6. 7894. collection from churches, 201-431-0797. JAGUAR LAND ROVER -- RummageSalestlopewell MasonicBldg.East Broad Street ships, railroads & fire engines, FORSALE -- REGISTERED 1966 JAGUARE typecoupe, Authorized dealer. T & T carousel horse, Sextant, APPALOOSAS.4-year old newcrotch exhaust, tune-up Motors, 210 WoodbridgsAve., llopewell, NewJersey 08525 Spyglass, flare gun, Seaman’sgelding, 3-year old mare. FREE KITTENS to caring andMiche in XAS tires, $2995. DATSUN280-Z 1977 - $9150 1971 MUSTANG-- V-6, a/c, HighlandPark, N.J. 201-572- chest. 201-364-2463. Proven halter and per- 6G9-585-2551after6pro. p/s, p/b, radials.snows.new FLE~ l’T~oors. ’ formance. Excellent youth or homes.609-924-1560. value.AM/FM a/c, stick, II00 trans. $1600.1972COUGAR - V- 2577. l,’lagtown Firehouse. GARAGESALE -- 3 familles, ¯ open prospects. Call Pare at miles.$3500. Getting married. 6, p/s, p/b, a/c, radials, snows, I[illsborough Vol. Fire Co. No. Oct. 21 &22, Fri & Sat, 10am- LINCOLN TOWN CAR 1977 215-493-1500: newvalve job, $190~. 1963 WANTED-- Lonely pony has 1973 OLDSVISTA CRUISER t. Every Sunday, 7 a.m. - 5 6pm,Susukil20dirtbike, ping- Pets & Animals ~-~s-~. good homebut needs someone basicblack with stunning AUSTINHEALEY 3000, exc. p.m. Call 201-369-3176or 5821. pong table, portacrib, many beigeleather seating area, cond.$2000. 212-PL 1-4210 WAGON-- V.6, auto. p/s, p/b, interesting mmc. items 83 gentle & little (110 lbs. 1973 CAPRI2000--4 good tires ate, sunroof, wood&rainext.’, KITTENS- 4 weeksold, $3/ea. maximum) to take care of Virginalat 9,000lovingly plus 2 snow. tires. $1750.May days,609-443-6283 eves & MainSt., Kingston. drivenmiles and still under weekends. with mountedsnows, looks like RUMMAGE& BAKE SALE - TWO ANGUSCOWS -- with 609-921-1423. him, ride him, love him and Ford"Motor Co. warranty for he seen Boa’s Auto Service, ’77 model. Exc. cond. $2795. calves. Bred for spring pay his board. $175/mo.Call Lawrenceville. 609-096-0146 609-883-32.66. Eden Institute for Autistic caning. 609-466-9072. 609-466-1383. 3,000 more miles. This luxury before 5pm. Children,October 22nd, l0 to 3, GIANT THREE FAMILY DACHSHUNDPUPPIES -- vehicle is unchangedin 1978 CADILLAC, 1974 Coupe at St. Andrew’sPresbyterian GARAGESALE - moving, betweenminiature & standard models. Interested parties can deVille,exc. canal., 1 owner, Church corner of Nassau & selling many items some old ¯PUGS- 3 male 1 female, 5 size. 1 female, 3 males. FANCYPIGEONS for sale -- call609-890-9378, ’64 CHEVELLEcony. new fully equipped, low mileage, ’72 PONTIAC¯ 925 green 2-dr.I C tambersSta., Princeton. $1.50 each, imported stock. batt. 4 good steel belted $3,595.Call 9-5 201-297-9001.auto. power, V6, low mileage,1 pieces, Fri, Sat. Oct. 21 &22 9 wks.old, fawnw. black faces, Pedigree, no papers, 6 weeks 609.882-6271after 12 neen~ am. Between Edinburg & very beautiful, private old. $30. Please call 201-359- radials just tuned up and extras. ’72 CAPRI$950. green,1 breeder. 609.299-9042. 6930. CHEVY CAPRICE - low inspecled. $265. 609-443-6125. 4 spd.~5.s67. m ¯ Windsoron South Lane. mileage,1970 4-door, many 1966 FORD MUSTANG DEALERS WANTED -- extras,p/s, p/b, p/w & door Bazaar & flea market, Thedeadline for the proper CONVERTIBLE - 4 spd. classification of ads Is 5 p.m. locks,a/c. Built in AM/FM/8 Classic, black with newwfiite November5th. Bound Brook track/speakerstereo system. 1949 PACKARD,antique show PoliceWives Association. Call TOYSALE --’used, Sat. Oct. POODLES- AKC, females, GERMANSHEPHERD PUPS on Monday. **Too Late to 1969 FORDGALAXY 500 ’- top, newclutch~ new starter, in m 22, 13 Starling Rd. Kendall. brown & black, fully ¯ AKCbred, 7 weeks,4 sables, Classify" ads will be accepted Mustsell. $700. Call 609-924- a/c, p/s, p/b, 4 dr. goodcon- good mechamcal condition Icar. stright 6 4 dr. compl. Mrs.Cimino, 201-469-1937. Park, 9am-4pm. " guaranteed.201-297-0648. shots. 201-249-5231. until noon on Tuesday. 9524after 3. dition, $550.609-799-2750. $850.609-466-0559. orlg., $2,1002i’5-295~I~11. I a m / "Seven For Central Jersey" cI-IlLLSBOR(X]GH BEACON,. ]~e Manville News HERALD Classified d:tdvertising The Franklin NEWSRECORD Thursday,October 20, 1977 9-B Recreational Business AutosFor Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Instruction Instruction Instruction Vehicles Services THE GREEN OAKS 1973 ALFAROMEO SPYDER 1974 MATADORwagon -- ’69 CHEVIE, Kingswood ATV ATTEX-- all terrain ENGLISHTUTOR, grades 9- SCUBA DIVING-- Call for CARPETINSTALLER-- win ’76 FIREBIRDESPRIT -- 350 AtPrinceton 2 barrel auto., P/S, P/B, A/C, 2000 -- Absolutely excellent 41,000 miles, auto. trans am Estate station wagon.Radio, vehicle 440 ThunderChief with 12.Language structure, course nearest you. Scuba sell carpet, do installatinns& AM/FM/Stereo tape, rear cond, extras, $4700. or best, radio, a/c, fuel economy heater 8 c~,lindcr automatic roll bars, 6 wheeldrive. New, vocabulary;hterary insight, sales, rentals, air service repairs. Licensed & bonded. winaow aefroster, custom Merry,609-924-6500 days, 799- gauge one owner, just passed goodcond hen. $550. Ca i after $2,700, asking $875. 201-782- Englishfor the ForeignBorn: enthusiasm composltton trips. PRINCETON AQUA 609-446-0000 or 443-0511. interior. Goodyearradials, 9236 eves. inspection. First offer over 6 p.m. 201-369-0074. 7649. Learnto read, write,and power,propriety. Master SPORTS 306 AlexanderSt., 22 000 mis. under excel, cond., $1200takes it. Call 609-924-6021 SPEAKbetter English. Also, leacher TomWertenbaker, Pr ncelon, 606-924-4240. movingout of state, $4700or after 6pm. VW’69 mini-bus -- fully Spanish, Portuguese, French, 609.924-2218. best offer. 201.968-7491or 752- PLYMOUTHGTX 1967-- mint 1973 FORDLTD - P/S P/B equipped as a camper, $900. German & Italian. Native Entertainment condition,Call 609.585-4291. vinyl lop low mileage, excel. 609-921-0313. teachers. Private & Small 5341. ’71 CHARGER500 -- 383 mag. cond. snow t res included. classes. English: PUBLIC PRIVATE RIDING LESSONS HEALTHYEXERCISE. Tat- p/s, p/b, am/fm. Call eves. $1995.Call 291-874-5883. SPEAKING.P.O. BOX2538, by experienced, licensed ChiChuanclassesfor adults & 609.737-0633. Germaninstructor. Beginner’ seniors, smallgroup all indiv. ’70 LTD. p/s, p/b a/c tilt ZOWIE!1955 MERCURY-- 2 ’75 JAYCOJAY CARDINAL-- Princeton. Call 609-924-458‘5, MAGICIAN-- shows for sh-’ 10-1:30or 4-6 P.M. thru advanced¯Please call 201- lessons for beginners. 251-821- wneal,54,000 miles, goodcanal. dr sedan, basic Henry Ford 14’ tent camper with gas/dec 297-1331. 8392. cool, cubscouts,parties, clubs $1100. ’75 BUICKLTD. exe. black. Perfect & easy to 1975 FORDPinto wagon -- 1973 PONTIACBONNEVILLE refrig dbl gas bottles, con- & more. Audience par- cond. p/s, p/b, am/fmtape, restore. V-8, 3 speed stick, excellent condition 4 speed. - 4 dr., P/S, P/B, some bed~ verter awning, tandem axles licipalion & balloon animals. powerseat, $4200.609-924-4315, snows, etc. 609-921-9250for Call 609-882-9636anyt me. damage. $690. 201-359-2463 spare t re, secps 8, I ke new. FRENCH TUTORING -~ty POTTERY CLASSES at Art Lowprice[ Call Ted, 600-921- 5-7pm. info. after 5 p.m. 009-448-7485. Frenchnational. Business 1549. ’73 VEGA-- $400or best offer. versation.Call 609-466-3958 Johnson.Barn, Men. Days Jet.& Eves.w/ Sharon4 wk. Call after 6pm,609-385-1144 eves. Services Fair condition. sessions.Start monthly 201- 1970 DODGECHALLENGER - 1972CHEVELLE -- statton- PLYMOUTHValiant ’73 -- 4 1973 HOLIDAYtravel trailer - 297-2350. JONJIETHE 383 engine, automatic, vinyl wagon,exc. running condition, door, auto p/s factory air, 20-W, sleeps 6 full hook-up, MAGICCLOWN roof, 66,000 miles, in good $400.201-359-3800. 1973 DODGE VAN, TENNIS LESSONS - Fall radio, 42,500 mi es. 609-924- excellent condtion, $4000.Call classesnowforming.CallEast EXPERIENCED TYPIST- Magic comedy & balloon running condition. Needs a TRADESMAN100 - slant6, 3- 1073 after 6pm. 201-359-3277. offers typing services in her little work. Original owner. sp.,radials, front discs, heavy Windsor Community animals. Available for school ’69 MUSTANGMACH l, 4-sp. Educationoffice. 609.448-4783, FLUTE, CLARINET & homewillpiek upand deliver, Best offer. 009.448-3844after 6. d-utyshocks, new starter, new Ca 1 609-924.9011. shows,birthday parties, grand Hurst Headers,Edelbrock clulch.Very reliable, runs eves. 449.6123. SAXAPHONElessons, N.J. openings and fund raisings. manifold4 barrelcarb. new SNOWMOBILES-- Poarls certified teacher. 291-369-3215. beautifully.Mustsell. Asking Motorcycles sales &service, GraversMill t, or further informationcall battery,Drakes, am/stereo 8- $2400,make offer. 609.921-9256. 201-254-6374. track.$875. 201-297-1098 after Company, Cranbury Rd. MATHTUTORING - by Ph.D., COMPLETEACCOUNTING & 1967 PONTIAC LeMANS PrincetonJct. 609-799-0121. High School and College. bookkeeping services, m- WAGON-- newtires, plugs, & 5:30. TUTOItlNG eluding payroll, billing, ’72 PLYMOUTH WAGON -- Group lessonsfor S.A.T. ENTERTAINMENT -- battery. 71,000 miles, good tIAHLEY-UAVISON 1963 available. 609-448-3690. READING ENGLISR statements, etc. Available on BANDSNEEDED for private mechanical shape, 1 owner, air AM/FM p/s p/b cruise Sportster- custom frame - all STUI)YSKII,I,S weekly, monthly or temporary 1971 CAPRI-- 55 000 miles, 4- controluses regular gas. bRANDNEW - 1978, 25’ a/c club, Thurs. nights, 9 p.m. - 1 $375. After 6:30 and weekends, chrome- $2000. Call 609-440. fully self-contained Travel BISTORY I,’RENCH basis. Call 609-799-2273after 1 a.m., Call 609.799.2710between 600-799-9287. speed trans., newradial tires, Asking$1050. Call 609-466-3073. 3837. pm. good cond. Must sell at Trailer with 14 extras. Sleeps SCHOLA PRINCETON Adolts &Chihlren 9 a.m. - 5pm. reasonable price. Call John 6, must sell, buyinghouse. Can TIlE I,EAItNING PRIVATE INSTRUCTION EXCIIANGE 6O9-452-0599eves. best. be seen anytime at 21 Hedge 157S. Mainl;0~.H:l_llt3St.ltightstown TYPIST IBM SELECTRICIf WOL-~Y T~E ~ -- ’00 CHEVYconvertible 283, 1968 OLDS DELMONT8‘5 -- ’68 HONDASS125 - Engine Rd. Kendall Park. Priced ~o andSERVICESsmallgroup--offersinstructionPrivate _ cassette transcripts, Birthdayparties and all uther great shape just passed in- goodrunning condition 4-door excel.9000 miles. Owned by spection, asking$550. 609-924- sell. for youngpeople and adults - reports, manuscripts, ad- occasions. 609-448-2125. 1977 CHEVYCHEVETTE - 4 p/s,p/b, vinyl top, snow tires girl.Closest offer to $200. Call all schoolsubj-ects~plus study dressing, resumes, elc. 609. 0751after 5p.m. spd. 6000 miles, like new, on extrarims. Must sell by 201-2O7-1853. 799-0574. skills, report-writing vocab. MAGICIAN-Scouts Parties. ownermust se 1. $2750.609-585- Nov.Call 609-924-1696or 924- 1973 BEELINE - trailer - 23’, development, and BASSIST AVAIL. exper. 4047. 1685. sleeps 6. Fully self-contained. w/equip, seek working hand Bao(uets. etc. Girl cut in half ’76 KAWASAKI- 3 cylinder 2 Manyextras. Excellent cond. mathemahcsfor business and into all idioms. Also accepting TYPINGIN MYHOME-- All bv electric saw’ plus Houdini 1977 PINTO FOR SALE -- stroke, 400cc’s clean. 600-771.. daily life. Call 609-921-7336or h;ek escape. Gordy, 215-968- Automatic transmission 1399. Askfor ~eorge. $800. $3500.201-674-48‘53. 924-2457. students, 609-799-121L types, reasonable rates, - powersteering, eight months ’67PORSCHE 912 -- Classic1942NASH"000", exc. running Prompt service. Hightstown 3733. left on warranty 8 000 miles, exc.cond., $3,250. Rebu It cond. needs paint very rare area. 609455.o823. leaving country. $2950. Call engine& trans. 609-586-4580. find. Best offer. Ca Tim, 609- YAMAIIA-- Harr Brothers -- THE VIKING- tent trailer FRENCH LESSONS -- all DRUM LESSONS - N.J ..... 799-1211. MotorcycleSales - Service - levels by Frenchwoman. Call CaCer|n,’, 609-924-4737anytime. 1972¯21’ extended.Sleeps 6, all Marie201-821-7390. certified leacher. 201-369-3215.TYPING-- IBM correcting ’75 CHEVYMALIBU’-- 4 dr. l’orts. "1605 N. OldenAve., accessories. $1500. Moving1o Selectric It. Manuscripts 350vg, auto, p/s, p/b, 40,000 ’rrent(m.609-393-7550. Virgin Islands. 609443.4540. ’00CHEVELLE -- runsgood - 1970DATSUN 240Z -- 70,000 CONCERTPianist & Teacher reports, letters, statistical BAKTENDING- [,’or your mi.Exc. cond. $2959. 609-924. FRENCH COOKING -- ATCMMTA - CerPa, is ~piog. (English & French). next party. ’76 Harvard grad, goodtires - $150.Call 009-448- 0994. mi.Exc. cond. $2,500, or best CLASSES--five students toa Eves. 609-466-3958. 5340after 5. offer.Call 609-924-0372. acceptinga limited numberof experienced mixologist, CYCLE INSURANCE. Im- Mobile Homes class. The finest and most students. Beginners lo ad- friendly &responsible. 609-921- nictitate coverage,low rates sophisticated course in ranted. 609-6554346. 3737. 1970 PLYMOUTHFURY -- 1938 FORD SEDAN- chevy ’71 MGMIDGET -- conv., liah ty, t~eft and collision Princeton. Instructors former BALESTRIERI newtrans radiator and tires. enine & Iransmission, cx- radials, newpaint, exe. mech. 609-799-0472. students of the Paris Cordon SECBETARIAL SERVICE $200,ca l after 5 pro. 609-448- cement condition, street rod. cond., low miles, best offer. TAYLORIMPERIAL-- 10x54, Bleu, the Lenotre Pastry FREETUTORING -- french, LETMEHELPwith your next 7765. 201-297-1587. 609.443.4136after 6pm. 2 BR, l~&baths central air, School and the Culinary In- Native or any subject thru (609)921-3399 dinner party. Myspecialty, stitute of America. Call Mr. college for room wkdaysMr. 1974 HONDAXL-street & dirt arge corner lot. Adut park. DayorEvening homemade breads, rolls, bike. Goodcondition, excellent $5500.609448-0196. Dimas,evenings 609-452-8062. Lynch201-821-7300. desserts. 201-369-3672. MOVING? ’71 VWSUPER BEETLE - NO MONEY??? running condition. 609-921- Resumes, Letters, Thesis, BEING TRANSFERRED? new front end, VALVEJOB, NEEDA CAR??? 8214. Dissertations, Manuscripts MUST SELL YOUR CAR? battery, carb. Best offer. 609- Many makes and models MOBILE HOME24’ x 58’ NOWINITS ~ Statistical and Technical THE MOVEABLEFEAST We buy carsoutright. Call 655-0556. available. Also trucks and double-wide Magnolia, new FOURTIIYEAR Typing, etc. CATERING COMPANY - VISTAMOTORS for details. vans. We need Customers who HONDA90 - road bike. Mint cpl., gas-log frplc., excel TIlE PRINCETON catering 1o your needs is our 201-725-5800 can qualify to just make eond., all appl. Must meet LANGUAGEGROUP Rates: Reasonable calling card. Weare the full payments on our inventory. condition, lights, 193 mpg, KUNDALINI service caterer with a dff- ’69 VOLVO164 -- a/c, am/fm, auto, 3-speed. $300. Call 201- min. age requirement 45. 609- YOGA Call dealer at 201-725-5604for 448-4264. Co-op of experienced native Equipment: Selectric If and ferenee; happy to fill your radials, stick shift, lowmiles, information. 359.8863. teachers, offers the following@ an Automatic Mag Card II request from a few trays of 1973 CAPRI - V6, 4 spd. very good eond. Must see. services in 25 languages in- Typewriler finger foods to a complete am/fm, good mileage, uses $1600.609-392-8555 after 6pm. cludiog English as second EveningClasses gourmetbanquel. Callus, our reg. gas, asking$1795. 609-443- 1971 PONTIACGRAND PRIX 1974 HONDA 360 CB, MOBILE HOME IN Adult language. Private or semi- foralllevels ...... variety of dishes will surprise 5’163. -- 60200miles, am/fro stereo, showroomcond., 5,000 miles, Park -- 3 BR.1~!2 baths, with private instruction for and delight you. Our work is RESTORABLE-- ’66 VWbug pb/ps, auto, showroomcon- fully equipped$700. Mustsell. 45’ alum. patio awning, Must children & adults, intensive Sat. morn. Women’scoursc TYPING-- letters, theses, guaranteed, if for any reason convertible, good tires, good dition mustsee. $1 695. Canbe 201-297-1859. sell. 609-449-1251. brush up and conversational resumes, term papers, you are dissatisfied, wewill 1973 FIAT124 sedan, 4 dr. einginc, goodtop, 609.924-4123.seen at Jay’s Cyce Shop.609- courses. Also translation & Vegetarian CookingClasses dissertations, addressing & 43,0~0miles a little rust, but 924-7233. interpreting. Please register mailing. Copies madewhile pick1641, up Man1he- tab. Sat, Call10 to 609-799- 7:30. mechanically perfect very ’73 PORSCHE914 -- excellent ’72 BSA GOLDSTAR58‘5 - nowfor falIterm. Call 609-924- For Information you wait. PROFESSIONAL economical.$975. 609-924.7484.condition. $2900.Call 609-924- purple, rebuilt engine, good Boats 9335or 609-921-3063. call TYPING SERVICE, Warren ...... 4242. condition.609-924-7055. Plaza West, East Windsor, 1973 RX2MAZDA -- 2 dr. std. 3 lid FOUNDATION N.J. Call 609-446-6707. F u rnitu re trans. 50 38‘50miles Blaupunkt 009-799-8238 ’76 FIAT 131 - 4-door, 9 PASSENGER PONTIAC stereo redo, Mcheln tres 1966 HONDA90 -- $75. Call ’77 SUNFLOWER- was $300 GRANDSAFARI WAGON-- GUITARISTS: "fired of - automatic a/c, AM/FM,tape, including 2 snow tires, new after 3pm.609-448-5966. new,sailed only 4 times.Sell playing the same old licks? HANDYTONY -- No job too Restoration CB.Metallic beige, low miles. loaded, all extras, brown brakes full tune-up, passed for$200. All accessories incl. Get [asl relief with Pete’s CLARINET FLUTE OBOE w/camel interior, good con- August inspection,servmed ai small. Prices reasonable¯Call $3800.609.448-2009. 609-443-6125. guitar lessons. All styles, all Saxophone -- lessons. Ex- 609-446-6871after 6 pm. CHAIR CANING& RUSHING dition. $2800.609-466-3811 eves. Z&WMazda. Asking $1 000. XR - 75 HONDA’73 - Ex- artists reading theory, perienced N.Y.C. musician & Will not refuse reasonabe -- very reasonable. 609-466- cellent condition. $250. Call technkluc, improvisation ... certified (N.J., N.Y.S. 2404. (Hopewell). ’76 MGB- 10,000 mi., exc. offer¯ Pleasecall after 6:30, no between6-9 pm,609-466.1642 or FOR RENT-- boat storage tralmeriptions of any music. N.Y.C.) teacher. Call LeRoy BEMLOCKBOUGHSfrom the cond., no reasonable offer ’66 CHRYSLERNEWPORT -- later than 11:30 pm. 609-924- space for winter. Pennington P/S,P/B, $225. 201-725-2430. 466-1699. Learn only what you want BartonJr. 609-448-0420. Poeonos (Walienpaupack ...... refused. 609-587-4787. 1447. area. 609-737-0899. beginners to advanced.Best DE area). Desire wholesale EXPANDING:DIP’N STRIP references. Lessons given on buyer. 717-689-4074. -- is nowa complete service ’65 CHEVROLETIMPALA 283 DATSUN240Z - 1973, excellent Princeton campus. 212-874- INDIVIDUAL center for anything madeof 1969 BMW2800 sedan, a/c, -- Needsminor repairs. $150 HARLEY 59 PANHEAD30 BOATFOR SALE -- 12’ level woodor metal that you have in auto. trans, good mechanical condition a/c, AM/FM,mag over pistnns Mikkunicarhs. flotation unsinkable,like new, 6809. Keeplryingl RIDING LESSONS ...... orbest offer. 609.449-7767. whees, 609-449-9024. AT your home,found in your attic, shape. $2500.609-883-1827 after Lots oi" chrome,needs workto cost $450,sacr flee at $250.609- TYPING -- all kinds: I)oughl at the flea markets .5:30 pm. makeclean¯ After 5p.m. 201- 449-7399. GLENBURNVALLEY FARM .Manuscripts, letters, etc. CANALROAD,R.D.#1 ltcasonable rates, prompt auctioos. Wedohandstripping 1967 BARRACUDA2 door. ’75 MGBConvertible, spoke 874-3939.Days 009-921-2506 ask TEACIIERfor Guilar’& Violin PRINCETON,N.J. all types of repairing, Besloffer 609-921-0329. wheels, $5800or will exchange for Martin. -- hegiffncrs, intermediates & service. 609.924-2027. re[ioishmg, caning & rnshing. ’74 MAZDARX4 wagon - Auto. The area’s best knownshow for larger car of equal value. 17’ FIBERGLASScanoe with stable and training center for Try as, you won’t be sorry. trans, a/c, am/fmstereo, built 201-874-02O6. oars, $200.609-443-1624. il:’,’anced.Music EdGraduate from Berkleewith BA I.qP ’N ~TRIP, 49 Main $I., in CB.$2200. 609-448-7145. PLYMOUTHSalelile ’66 -- V8 American Saddlebred Horses ’71 KAWASAKI100 -- Excel. College of Music, Boston¯ and riders is starting a brand TYPEWRITER REPAIR -- Kingston, N.J. 009-924-5068. automatic,p/s, radio tape cond. $275 or best offer. Also Specializing in Rock & Jazz t;coeral cleaning and repairs. OpenMon-Sal. 9-5. CHEVY SUBURBAN ’77 deck,mags, $350. 609-443-1147. ’64VW BUG -- Needsbattery, new teaching program this Honda90, $100, goodcond. Call 29’ OWENSCABIN CRUISER guitar &classicialViolin. Also fall. Runby fully accredited I.’rec estimates. Call Ed ...... Silverado, 4 wheel dr, 12,(]00 makeoffer. 609-896-1153 after 201-369-4692. leach composition, thnorv & Radigan,609-448-04-i3. mi, loaded, $70OO.609-449-3322. 4pm. -- A-I condition, sleeps 4, arranging. ProfessiGnal A.S.H.A. Judge. Customized CIh\IBS - CANED 1975 Dodge ROYAL MONACO galley, head, fully eqmpped. for each individual and geared ItUSIIED-reglued, tightened. Call 201-8‘55-1787after 5pm. playing experience. Will play toward show riding. If this --Exc. cond, Auto trans, P/S, 1974 KAWASAKI100G5. New Ior all affairs, lteasonable EXPERTTYPING -- STENO Furniture refinished. Years ’72 PONTIACGRAND VILLE P/B,Air, am-fm radio. Asking VW SQUARE BACK ’69 -- appeals toyou please phoneus experience. Free pick-up and -- 2 dr, vinyl top, ps/pb, pwr. tires, just serviced.Best offer. rates. 609-443-5163 belween6-9pro (201) 359.6338 Manuscripts, Theses, Term $3500.609-446-3241. auto,AM/FM, new tires, low 609-443-1937. Papers, Business Letters, delivery. 609-896.6057. windows, am, mr, plus 2 mileage,exc. coM. $950 or 12’ FIBERGLASSBOAT - $65, for an appo[nlment. (Limited snows.Exc. condition. $1,895. enrollment). Resumes Addressing¯ IBM 609-448-3576. bestoffer. 609-737-0321. servicable. 609-443-4540. Seleetric IITypewritcr. Pick- W(If)D I"URNrrUREstrip- ’67 FORDFAIRLANE V-9 4 ’75 YAMAHA350RD -- Good TUTORING-- by student up and Delivery. Reasonable ring. Excellentwork. Cal1609- dr. 61,000 mi. Goodtrans. N~w running cond., 7500 mi. Best teacher graduating in ...... Rates. (609) 443.5514. 393-1537,keep try ng. December.Grades 1, 2 & 3 in E X P E R I E N C E D _ FORDTORINO- ’70 p/s, p/b, parts$350. 609-448-4003 after 7 1971 CORVETTE-- T-top4 offer over $400, w’/helmet & reading &/or math.$8/hr.~ail black, viny roof, $750.Call p.m. spd.,am/fm, exc. cond., n~ed access. 609-924-1099. Airplanes horesewoman looking for ...... 609-452-7249between 9 am-I familycar. Best offer over Debbie600-003-1009. positions training green or The Princeton Packet° pm. $4,700.2OI-297.22O5 after5pm. problem horses and teaching has some Piano Tuning 1907 CHEVYWAGON, p/s, TRUMPET & TROMBONE riding to children or adults, l PressTimcAvailable FLYINGCLUB - 5 Cessnas,4 LESSONS- N.J, certified havean extensive background WcbOf[setPress a/c, body, engine & tires in Trucks IFR,Kupper Airport, Students exc. shape. Plus 2 almost new teacher. 201-369-3215. and am highly qualified in PIANO TUNING & REPAIR ’70 CHRYSLERTown and 198‘5 VWBUS -- Goodrunning welcome,609-799-2106, 201-297- both these areas. Call 609-921- Let us print your newspaperor -- DavidForman al 609-4.13- Country -- 9 passenger, P/S, snow hres. 80,090 miles, cond., recently rebuilt motor 4640. asking $500. Call after 4 pro, goodtires. Asking$775 or best 8397. in-house organ. Cameraready ~866nr 609-767-0,132. A/C, $400 or best offer. Call CELLOLESSONS -- Suzanne mechanicals or negatives 201-874.4970after 6 p.m. 609-799-2125,weekdays, SoL & offer. 251-873-2340. DODGE318 Offenhouser -- 4 Sun. all day. barrel manifold and Holly. FORSALE Push Pull part- Smith - Mead masters in required. Weprint regular 60OCFMdual feed carburetor, nershipin a 1971Cessna 337. If music Student of Bernard PIANOSNEEDLOVETOO![! staedard pages or tabloids¯ PIANOTUNING $150.Call 609-924-0166. interested call 609-924-9557. Greenhouse of the Beau Arts Experienced piano instructor ’75 PLYMOUTHVALIANT ’74 CORVETTE-- loaded, 350 BUICK CONVERTIBLE -- Trio. All ages. Call 609-924- has several openings in Yourpaper can hc printed on ltegulating Hcpairing Brougham-- P/S, A/C, $2900 cu. in., mags, headers, tnot 1963,auto., A/C,$500. Call 201- 3133. Pr neeton for serious piano regular :;(~, newsprintor 59# BOBEItTII.|IALLIEZ or best offer. 201-874-4970after exposed)racing green, saddle 846-285_3. 1974 CHEVYBlazer -- 4-wheel students. Alllevels - specialize white offset stock. Thereis a Registered 6 p.m. leather int. very gd. cond. drive, low mileage, excellent Machinery g in beginners. Lessons m your MembcrPianoTechnicians orig. owner,$5,900. CallDoug, oominal extra charge for a PROFESSORWISHES to sell condition, convertible top SILVER SMITHING home- reasonable rates. Call ’ second spot color, if yea so Guild,Inc. 10am - 4 pro. 2Ol.329-454I,0-8 added mprovements. $4000. JEWELRY CLASSES - 201-2,54-5080tanytime), 609.92t-7242 pm609-924-1941. top condition’72 LTD FORD, Equipment desire. ’67 FORDCORTINA -- new allluxuryincluded. $1600 firm. 609-921-9480. beginning,advanced or battery, brakes shocks; 6~J-924-2903. casting. Learn to create Ourcapacity for ),our needs is rebuilt engine, needs work. jewelry. Silver Stoneage, Rt. PIANOS TUNED ’76 CADILLACCoupe de Ville - 1965 CHEVROLETPICK-UP 8 HP TRACTOR--38" mower, DRUMLESSONS- all styles, 24 pages standard and 46 strobiscoplcaliy $15-20.20~- Body,good, interior good.Call white with blue top & blue -- needs transmission work. Craftsman,good condition. 31, Pennington.609-737-38‘55. Reading, leeh & conceptual, pages ~or your tabloids, after 7pm,600-924-8270. $150.609-921-3859 after 7pm. Sec our discount jewelry, 14k. 359-2207. leather interior. Loaded. ’66 PLYMOUTHCOMET, 4 dr, MannesColl. of Mus.student. 201-329-4011. _ Reasonable¯201-297-1754. Call Mr. tlulchinson or Mr. 40,000 highwaymiles. Best good 2nd car 318 eng, PS/PB, Burke at (609) 924-3244 for iP~ ¯ offer over $5300.Call 609448-radio, $250 firm.t 609-4413-95201938 DODGEVAN - V8 tires PRIVATE SPEECH 1975 MERCURYMONARCH good,body excellent, $700.Call GRADERBLADE for 3 point particularson ",’our printing Home Kepalrs -- 2 dr. p/s, p/b, auto. trans, 8980. aft 5. THERAPY-- diagnostic & oecds. VG, a/c, w/w, low mileage, 609-466-0069. hitchtractor. 6’Ford, excell. therapeutic serwces, ar- INSTRUCTOR-- in piano, condition,$125. 609.443-18‘53. ticulation, language, tongue music theory, chambermusic $2850.251-82O-4838. coach, accompanist, °(We have won state & PLUMBING-I,ic~4621. Need TOYOTACorona ’70 -- air, ’71CHEVY VAN -- new paint, thrust & aphasia. 609-386-0235 national press awards for a plumher, freecslimales-all auto. trans, good tires. Call ’69 MERCURYMONTEGO after 5pm. reasonable rates. Jeffrey after 3pm, 609-587-37,4~ MX4 dr sed, auto, A/C, PS, custominterior shag carpet, FarringtanB.M. NewEngland quality press work) . tylx, s of flumbing.Call Mike "’68CHEVELLE SS 396 - Ex- radio, new brakes, battery, panelling.L ke new. 201-297- GRAVELYTRACTOR -- with Conservatory, M.F.A. Prin- anytime day or night. Phone 4779. snow plow & skid chains, cellentcondition. Mustsee to ’55 CHEVYPICKUP heavy starter. $500.609446-3550. MATHTUTOR -- N.J, Cert. ceton. 609-492-1040after 6pm. 009-586-0266. .~ appreciate.$260O. Call 609-586- recently overhauled,$150. 609-math tutor. Experienced. bumpers,asking $225. 009-924- 924-3231. WINIFRED DONAHUE’S 1282. 0751after 5p.m. 1964 CADILLAC- funeral References. High school & PRIVATE GUITARLE~SONS SECRETARIAL SERVICE, CARPENTRY, ALTERA- 1967 FORD FAIRLANE flowercar. Make good pick- college level math. 609-448- -- Instructor Harry Warner. 240 Nassau St., Princeton, 609- TIONS,ADDITIONS. No job stationwagon, 6 cyl.auto., For appt. call 609-448-8288. 924-1424.Your complete one- 1974 DATSUN200Z -- 4 s~d, up. 009-259-7232. FROZENSOFT ICE CREAM- 4310. too large or too small. Doug 1970 FIREBIRDFormula 400 goodtransportation. Asking or yogurt electro-freeze ...... stop secretarial service. A/C, am/fro, exc. eond., ong, Rebuilt’73 engine. 4 speed, $200,201-725-7941. Itcnk, Builders, 609-655-1221. owner,best offer. 609-924-2983.HurstSS wheels,stereo many 1972 FORDF250 -- camper machine,2 heads, 10 mes.old, Featuring the Xerox 600 DRAKEBUSINESS THE GUITARSTUDIO -- 20 Electromc Typing system. newparts. $1,600 orbest offer. special, ps/pb4 spd. trans., orig. cost $7,600. Best offer. Nassau St. offers classes & Plus: Manuscript typing, .1964 OLDS4 Dr SEDANgood 600-924-2158, dual gastanks side tool box, Call 609-799-2811. COLLEGE 198‘5 CORVETTE,T-top, ex- radials & wagonwheels, 3,ft. private instruction in the Cassette & Dictaphone CARPENTRY local transportation. $175.609- Classical Guitar, 6G9-924-5790.Transcription, Xeroxing, 448-7439after 5pro. cellent eond., 4 speed, PS/PB, cap.609-?99-2664, FORD 9N with front end 17 LivingstonAve. electric windows, luggage NewB~’unswick, N.J. .... 0ffsetPrinting, MailHandling ADDITIONS REMODELING 1971MUSTANG -- Vg, auto, rack, rally wheels,42,000 orig. loader & 2 buckets 3 pt hitch CompleteSecretarial and and forwarding. AUTOMATICKITCHENS RESTORATIONS a/c,p/s, bucket seats, console, 72 CHEVYpickup truck, ~:~ ve PTO. Good eonditon, LETTER TYPING (every CUSTOMBARNS ’1976 VWRABBIT -- exe. new radials,white w/black miles, $5500.Serious inquiries $2,200or best offer. 609-758- Accounting Ceurses PIANOLESSONS -- Bruns. eond., 13,000miles, best offer, only. 609-259-9594after 6. ton 350V8, rebuilt. 4 newtires, Dayand Night Courses Acres resident, BAin music, page an original) Nojob too vinyltop. Mint cond. Asking 8‘5,000mis. $2,100,609-396-4784, 7275after 4 pro. 609.259-7940 PeterWikoff After 7pm,609.448.6406. $2100.201-359-4251. Telephone:201-249‘0347 I0 years exp. 201-297-9510, large - or too small, HOME HUNTER’S GUIDE

IO-B . Thursday,October 20, 1977 Van Hise Realty Realtor HILTON @ Pennington, NewJersey REALTY COMPANY Tel: 609-737-3615 or 609-883-2110 REAl.I’:S’I’ATE COMMERCIALZONED BUILDING - suited for trac- ! tor trailers, truck storageor warehousing.3000 18 ACRESBY STONYBROOK IN HOPEWELL squarefoot block andstucco building located in TOWNSHIP.Approved pert in onelocation. Call Electronic Realty ~ Associates. Inc. Jamesburgon four acresof land.For saleor rent. us for moreinformation on this $55,000.in- vestment...... $85,000. COMMUTER’SDREAMI New Colonial on a one acrelot with four bedrooms,fireplace in family nffering n:ttinnwidnnXl)Osure with HAVEIT FINISHEDTO SUIT YOUR STYLEI Four a compulerizedpbolo room,basement and two-cargarage..... ,,,-,$102~0.. listing syslem bedrooms,2 ½baths in wooded,secluded area - but with excellentcommuting. Special features - WESTERNSECTION OF PRINCETONTOWNSHIP big stonefireplace in family roomand good size ONOVER TWO WOODED ACRES ¯ Brick Ranch HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP opendeck ...... $I05,000. with 4 to 5 bedrooms,central air conditioning, VICTORIANBEAUTY . circa 1877,with all the charm,warmth swimmingpool andcabana. All custombuilt and andgrace of that period, 1.75 acres, entrancefoyer, modern kitchenwith breakfast bar, formal dining roam,living room THEICeS OF THECOUNTRY - A FEWMINUTES designedby architect ...... $225,000. with fireplace, studywith fireplace, spaciousfamily roomwith FROMTOWN. A new four bedroom, 2½ bath fireplace, andwet bar, 4 bedrooms,master with fireplaca, 2 ½ NEWCOMMUNITY OF 17 DELUXEHOMES - baths, 4 ear barngarage ...... $l I S.O00. Colonial,flagstone center hall, hugefamily room, Smackin the middleof woods,yet only minutes full basementand Wvo-car garage ...... $99,,100. fromPrinceton. Only a fewof thesefour bedroom HOPEWELLBOROUGH Colonialsstill available. Goodcommuting and 2 PLUS2 EQUALS$ ¯ that is the numberof bedroomsthis at- LARGENEW CUSTOM BUILT HQMEON A 1% reasonabletaxes. Call us for details. tractive TownColonial offers, entrancefoyer, modernkitchen ACREWOODED LOT in an area of fine homes. with breakfastarea, formaldining room,living room.family room,1 ½baths, enclosedfront porchheated for extra IMng Twoof the manyextras are a screenedporch and APARTMENTSAVAILABLE" a woodendeck across rear of house.Two-car area, basementsembnnished, 2 car barngarage, a lot 565’ in LISTEDTHIS WEEK depthwith numerousmature trees excellent for children, pets garagehas an extra storageroom .... $150,000. ForInformation, Call 921-6060 and your owngarden ...... S71.900. Lookingfor housea housein excellentcondition, in a nicearea, for a com- LOOKINGFOR AN INVESTMENT¯ how about this 2 stow fortableprice????? Come see our newest listing in EastWindsor. An exciting apartmenthouse with 4 apartments, eachapartment con- split level homewith 3 bedroomsand 2 bathsand in excellentcondition. taining 4 roomsand bath, all separateutifities, excellent MEMBER: conditionand ideal Iocatlon...... Call for Price= eetog=...... Asking only $58,500. HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP Multiple Listing Service Princeton Real Estate Group BRICKRANCHER - entrance foyer, modernkitchen with eating HOMEOF THE WEEK I area, formal dining room. rivlng roomwith fireplace, 4 Affiliated IndependentBrokers (nationwide .referral service) bedroomsplus an extra room,2 full baths,laundw room, 2 car ThisENERGY.SAVING (extra insulation) 4 bedroom,2 bath home, garagewith an unfinished roomabove, full basementwith situatedon a largecorner lot in EastWindsor, offers spacious living at anotherfireplace; brick patio, beautiful location..... SBS.500. Open7 days till 5 p.m. Eveningsand weekendscall: a realistic ...... $59,900. WEARE STARTING TO FRAME - this newbrick andaluminum sidedColonial, nestledon an all woodedlot. slate entrance 194 NassauSt. 921-6060 WilliamSchuessler, 921-8963 Allen O’Arcy,799-0~15 foyer, modernkitchen with breakfastarea, formal diningroom, HarveyRude, 201-359-5327 RussEdmonds. 201-449.93.~7 family roomwith fireplace andopen beam ceiling. 4 bedrooms, , ..... Hilton Bldg., 2ndfloor Edith Mesnlck,924-9719 2 ½baths, basement,laundry room, 2 car garage,central air, Virginia Dean,201-874-3743 aluminumstorms and screens, we havethe BluePriots...... Cogfor Price end Detogs. ~. AUTOSHOPS AND BUSINESS ¯ plus a two stow dwelling with 2 I, . ~ r j .’.t~;,:,. ,’:~,. ,,. ,; -, . t~~%. aparrtments,ideal location for auto business,apartments are -,..~,,,..¢.i.% an additional incomeproducer. This propertymust be seen...... Coil for Price andDatalls. "~~:.’:~ EWINGTOWNSHIP OPPORTUNITyKNOCKS BUT ONCE ¯ so don’t miss it by not ~!~l seeing this immaculate CapeCod near State Teacher’s College.Entrance foyer, formal diningroom, living roomwith Charming6 yr. old Colonialfeaturing 4 bedrooms,2b baths, formaldining fireplace, modernkitchen with eating area, laundwroom, 3 roomand living room, eat-in kitchen, family roomwith fireplace and generoussize bedrooms,2 furl baths, basement,2 car garage, beautiful landscapedlot ...... $5S.000. lovelydark wide-plank flooring, full exceptionalbasement with panelling, carpetin Rec.Room, dark room,and workshop. This home is in move-in EVERYTHINGYOU WANTED ¯ is offered by this attracUvo Colonial in the Mt. ViewSection. Entrancefoyer, modern conditionand only minutesto the train station ...... $93,500. kiichen wffhbreakfast area, formaldining room,isrge riving room,attractive family roomwith old brick fireplace, 4 bedrooms.2½ baths. 2 car garage, full basement,patio. WARRANTEDFORONE YEAR THROUGH excellentlot with somemature trees and beautiful landscaping, E.R.A.’SHOME BUYERS PROTECTION PLAN centralair conditioning...... $93,S00. WESTWINDSOR TWP, - Attractivemulti-level, featuring5 bedrooms, MUCHLARGER THAN IT LOOKS- is this CapeCod in the GlendaleArea, mint condition, modernkitchen with eaUng largeliving roomwith raised hearth fireplace, central air, wall-to-wall area, formaldining room, large living room,4 bedrooms,2 full carpetingthroughout, basement with oustideentry. Thischarming baths, wail to wall carpeting thru out, basementpartially homeis locatedon2/3 acre with stream,woods, and mature plan- finished into a recreationroom, outside deck, many extras.. tings ...... Offered for $82,500...... $49.900. DELAWARETOWNSHIP

DeanDabrowski SPLITLEVEL WITH A PLUS- entrancefoyer, modernkitchen ConnieDarrow PatriciaBell, Broker MaureenLanger with eating area, formal dining room, living .room with Lois Fox RuthBly JeanneSanders fireplace, family room. 3 bedrooms.1½ baths, basement, KayTighe enclosedrear porch,excellent lot. Theplus is that this property JanetLachapelle Vivian MacPherson is a LicensedCommemlel Kennel. Call for additional in- formation on Kennel...... $63,500. Open7 Daysa Week WeekdaysUntil 9 P.M. 799-8181 __rT~ MLS LAMBERTVILLE 12 UNff MULTIPLEDWELLING ¯ under construction, 43.Princeton-HightstownRoad, Princeton Junction overlookingthe DelawareRiver, eachunR has air conditioning, wall to wall carpeting,balcony aod many other extras,on site parkingfor 21 cars ...... Call for Price & Det¢0s.

Home Repairs HomeRepairs HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP SPECIAL 18th CENTURYHOUSE ¯ 100 acres, pool, stables, pond, art studio, completeprivacy ...... Call for Price a Details. CARPENTRY/ ROMEIM- ’ G &t¢ BUILDERS-- General PROVEMENT-- any and all contractors. Additions & BUYLAND: THEY DON’T MAKE IT ANYMORE kinds of homeimprovement alterations. Brickwork& Call us for moreInformation on the abovelistings and alterations. For free fireplaces, patios aluminum estimatecall 609-259.9427. siding. Freeestimates. 609- 17.8 ACRES¯ Hopewell Township. residential. $2,500per acre. the 799-0753,799-1779. CARPENTER- CABINET 9.6 ACRES¯ all woodedwith a pond, ProvinceLine Road, MAKER-- wants moonlight Hopewe]lTownship ...... $65.000. work,good quality, reasonable rates. Small jobs welcome. CARPENTRY- Insulation & B ACRES-Wooded- R esldentlel- Ew[ngTwp ...... $49,900. IBa g atellewithin the 609-466-0782eves, roofing. Smallor lg. jobs at reasonableprices. 201-359-2090 or 609-655-1079after 6. 2.3 ACRES¯ all wooded,Residential. LawrenceTwp. near CARPENTER-CRAFTSMAN Princeton ...... $32.000. Remodeling, shelving, 15.8 ACRES- Hopewell Township, residential. $2.S00per acre. paneling, doorshung redwood Home Services decks, repair work. etc. 3 ACRES- Hopewefl Township, residential ...... $19.900. Home Repairs HomeRepairs quality workat reasonable Membero! Multiple Listing Service prices. Please call Scott Holidayscan: Demmeafter 6 p.m. 201-7e2-expert_experienced CUSTOMWOOD WORKcraft- by Bey WlUever.737-0462 Cathy Nemeth,737-3051 HOME REPAIRS & NOVOBILSKY& VAN DORN .3768. sman.Wood articles madeto Anca Bowe,883-7924 Hetty LIndeboom,466-2064 ALTERATIONS-- kitchen & HOMEIMPROVEMENTS -- suit yourneeds. Lamber cut to FrankT. Rlckette,$85.6706 bath remodelin~ ceramic Carpentry,roofing, siding, int. floor &ceiling ttle, roofing, &ext. painting insulahon~ CARPENTERSPECIALIZ- turning size forand your shaping. projects. Small Wood paneling &sheetrock In- screening.609-466-0926. INGin interior remodel, projects preferred. 609-882- Home Services Home Services sulatingclosets, bookshelves, " ing. Nojob too small.201-246- 5835 after 6 p.m. redwooddecks, patios, garage NELSONC. MOUNTJR. 3098. conversions. Free design & .... NOWIS THE PERFECT EXPERTREPAIR estimates. 609-466.0820after Carpentry Int. & Ext MICHAELE.TELKER TIME TO HAVE YOUR MAJOR& SMALLIIOME 5pro. Painting, MinorPlumbing & MASONRYREPAIR -- new GeneralContractor FURNITURE UPHOLST- APPLIANCES ElectricalRepairs. and old paving sidewalks, ERED.We do customwork in br ck walls, etc. 201-3564728 CarpentryMasonry the finesttradition. I’will comeSpecialized service on all Oneof sixteenoriginal Nilsen designs at CharlestonRiding II FIREPLACES-- Expertly 609-655-2830 anytime. RoofingSiding Blacktop to yourhome with hundreds of makes and models of air rebuilt~ very reasonable, beautiful .fahrie samplesio conditioning,refrigeration, in the Princetonarea at Pennington.26 woodedsites, manyinterior designs. All SEAMLESS ALUMINUM. 201-821-9270 give your namea newfashion heating dishwashers, other masonry.Phone after (;UTTERS--Victor Diamond.REPAIRPARTS -- [or all look. Call Beckyat Rogers electrzc’ dryers ranges, manyuf whichare in various stages of completion. 5:30,201-526-8563. R.R.2, Box219, Bridgepointmajor appliances. Vacuum Upholstery,609-799-2807. freezers vacuum cleaners, Rd., Belle Mead,N.J. 08502. cleanerbags, belts &repairs.’ IF YOUfound It impassibleto humdifiers, etc. Over S100,000. 201-359-3641night. BuncoAppliance Parts, 255 reach me at Rogers CARPENTRY-- Expert No. MainSt., Manville.2el- Upholstery,I apologize.~rhe HOUSECLEANING- Spring" Fast service, all work BUILDING ARTS CENTER craftsmanship with 722-2922. difficulty with myanswering reasonablerates. AlIphasesof service wasresolved and I’m clean yourhouse any timeof guaranteed,20 years of ex- 12 - 5 every day or by appointment(609) 737- 2131 MASON CONTRACTOR .... the year. Windows,floors and perience, check our prices constructionWe will help you waiting to hear from you. earpeting.609-587-021L first. DIRECTIONB:Travel North or South designyourideas.Over20yrs Fireplaces, stone, brickwork, VIASON-- Plastered or, BeckyRogers, ~0~-?~-200~. on 1-95to the Pennington-Rt.31 exit. A LIVING ENVIRONMENTFROM f- experience.201-297-1975. steps, patios, concrete, iP, eetrock walls ceilings, CARPETCLEANING -- AVAMIAN ....Avs, ta.e r CHEAPWORKDONE. dirty 609-443-6904or 609.443-09a9 waterproofing,etc. , I:oles, cracks repaired. MostSutton & Son. Professional, dirty workdone cheap. Yawl ?,.tF,gh,*um,~.es*~ai.e~blockto AbeyOr.. right turn to fur- @Lranceau Ntlse /tLtd. all masonry repaira.I done right in home, .carpet work,window washing, small ntahadmodel, CAItPENTRY,REPAIRSand WM.FISlIEItBUILDERS ’ Sheetrocktaping, spackling, reauy tar use in nours, landscapejobs, heavyhouse ’TREECUTTING -- removal, smallalterations. Call 201-359- INC. finishing done. 12all EdwardResidential or commercial, cleaning,small repairs. Call efficient& reasonable. 609-737- 7571ufter 5:30p.m. 609-;99-3a18 Gudat(609) 466.3437.. . 201-821-7317,dayor eve. 609-896-0869. 3861.

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IN APPLE BLOSSOMTIME! Just listed in Hop¯wellTwp. with 3.649acres and approx. PEACEAND QUIET are yours at an affordable price in 30 matureapple trees for beautyand income,very hand- this attractive, off.the-beatentrack bi-level. Thereis an eat-in kitchenwith dishwasher,living room,dining room, some native fieldstone fnmt and aluminumsiding. 3 familyroom and 3/4 bedrooms.All this for bedrooms,2½ baths, formal dining room, richly panelled LAWRENCEWOODS MADISON - 5 bedrooms, family roomwith raised hearth fireplace. A quality custom ...... FORTYNINE, FIVE. magnificentin everydetail and less than 3 years old. Ultra built home FOR...... NINETYSEVEN. FIVE. modernG.E. kit¯hen with double oven range. 9 large JUST PICTURE YOURSELF HORSES- BEEF- ESTATE rooms, 2tA custombaths, woodburning fireplace, slate Sitting on the deckoverlooking your ownprivate woods. You can have them all a.td just 20-25 minutes from foyer, lovely hardwoodfloors throughout,central air, patio Oursensational Tri-Level contemporary offers 4 bedrooms, Princeton.28 acres of rolling land with15 acres fenced,a plus 2 porches, basementand more,ready to moveinto...... NINETYEIGHT, NINE. 2½baths - openstairways, hugefamily room,fireplace in handsome3 bedroomair conditioned rancher with 3 living room,central air, eat-in ultra-modernkitchen. Let us fireplacesand it features a 20’ x 21’ family roomwith wet tlOUSESLIKE THIS ARE SCARCE - we have just listed take youthrough, you’ll wantto moveright in. bar, exposedtimbers and stone fireplace, outsidethere’s a a 4 bedroom,2½ bath Colonial in NassauII in Lawrence ...... SEVENTYNINE, NINE. 22’ x 29’ red brick patio that overlooksa 20’ x 40’ Sylvan Township.8 impeccablerooms include an ultra modern pool,quality horse barn 23’ x 48’ withlarge boxstalls plusa eat-in kitchen overlooking professionally landscaped brandnew 19" x 38’ twostory beef barn. A great buyat grounds,a hill brickfloor to ceiling fireplace, banquetsized LAMBERTVILLETOWNHOUSE CIRCA 1977 ...... ONEHUNDRED SIXTY NINE, NINE. QUICKOCCUPANCY transferred owner has drastically dining room, family roomand more. Centrally air cow In this charmingtown filled with nostalgic old homes,we reducedthe price of this lovely 4 bedroom,21/~ bath ditioned, plus a finished basementand attachedgarage... have a NEW3 bedroom,lJh bath townhouse.The lovely colonial. Largecorner lot withhtsh trees, shrubs,back yard ...... SEVENTYFOUR, FIVE. masterbedroom has dressing roomplus walk-incloset. The fencedand aboveground pool. End your search now,this central air, frost free refrigerator, washer,dryer, storms& homeis in mintcondition. Instantly appealingat JUST REDUCED- Lawrence Township 3 bedroom screensand patio are someof the extras. Theprice is great ...... SIXTYTWO, FIVE. Colonial with plastered walls, full poured concrete too at ...... FORTYTWO, NINE. basement.New ceramic bath, 2 year old roof and moreon a large lot ...... TWENTYEIGHT, NINE. NEWLISTING - 6.3 ACRES Just 3 years old and better titan new.9 extra spacious rooms,2½ baths, uhra modernkitchen, extra large fantily roomwith fireplace. 4 genermlssize bedrooms,approx. 3,000 evergreensfor ttnrsery stock and roomfor a horse. Approx.15 minutesto Princeton...... ONEtlUNDRED SIXTEEN, FIVE. A GREAT COMBINATION APACHEDR. - INDIAN VILLAGE Space, Beauty & Location makethis PRINCETONRanch Just listed in this desirable Hop¯wellTwp. community on a the best buy around. This 4 bedroomcustom built home great landscapedcorner lot, a sprawling4 bedroomsplit LANDLAND - 15 acres plus lovely old colonial with four BRANDNEW and just waiting for those Autumnnights has over3500 sq. ft. of living space. Thelower level is made level with2 baths, familyroom, dining room, 2 ear garage. bedrooms,huge living roomwith fireplace, banquetsize for extensive entertaining, the rooms are all overly A great buy at ...... FIFTY SIX, NINE. to christen the "two" lireplaees in this charmingNew generous,the poolis delightfuland it’s all closeto shopp- dining room,den and laundry room. Manyporches one of EnglandCohmial. Set on well over an acre with a Princeton HOPEWELLTWP. - 2 ½ ACRES them screened, plus large barn completethis "country ing and transportation. Theprofessional should look into address, this homeoffers the finest constructionand the this. Callus for details. Like a park, expandedcape with 3 bedrooms,inehlding an living" home.All for only ...... beauty of gracious living. Central air, full basement, 18’ x 22’ master bedroom,thermopane windows, 2 car ...... ONE HUNDREDFIFTEEN THOUSAND. hardwoodfloors, 6 paneldoors, closingcosts and moreare ...... ONEHUNDRED SIXTEEN. FIVE. garage,h needsT.L.C. but it’s only yours for ...... ONE HUNDREDFIVE THOUSAND...... FORTYTWO THOUSAND. ROUTE130, EAST WINDSOR’ 268i MAINST. (RT. 206) 242½ NASSAUST., PRINCETON ROUTE31r PENNINGTON,N.J. 609-448-6200 LAWRENCEVILLE609-896-1000 609-921-2700 609-737-1500 609-882-3804 RE, L ESTATE Interior & Exterior Color Photos REALTORS-- INSURORS International Relocation Service

HomeServices Special Services TWIN RIVERSOPEN HOUSE TOUI~S 2,100sq. ft. WESPECIALIZE IN TOW IHOUSEs49,900 " BATHTUB AND TILE QUILTSFOR CHRISTMAS -- TWiN RIVERS TOWNHOUSES HESURFACING. White & custom designed and PRESENTINGOPEN HOUSETOURS Superiorenergy efficient design,quality materials, andmeticulous colors. Free Estimates. traditional, beautifully craftsmanship makeEdgebrook at Lambertville an unparalleled ALTEG.Call (201) 526-2777. ¯ executed.215.968.24&’{ investmentin the goodlife. ENJOYTHE FALLCOLORS that make this 2 Besure you visit ussoon. or call (609)397-0111 or (201)828-5900. RUG CLEANING- springSEAMSTRESS, my aurae, STARTINGAT: acre property such a joy to own. Surroundedby special,Area carpets wall to Men.Jct. Expertwork- QUADIV - 486 FAIRFIELDROAD Edgebrook features... SecondLevel: trees is this aluminumsided cape cod with 3/4 wallorientals ourspecialty, manship, pers. serv. 201-821- FirstLevel: * 2 or3 Bedrooms,including Master bedroomsand bath, eat-in kitchen and living Pick-upanddel very. Call 609- 7167. SUNDAY, OCTOBER23RD t -5 P.M. ¯ Sundeck w/sliding glassdoor Suite w/dressingroom. room.Need a studio or just a place get away?You 5B7-0211. ¯ Living Roomw/Cathedral ceiling ¯ Two(2) tile baths¯ Washer/Dryer Basement can finish off a beautiful roomon the 2nd floor of "STORAGE SPACE FOR FOLLOWDDR SIGNS ¯ "Heatilator"Fireplaee(onsomeunits.). the 2-ear garage.Come on out andsee this one. PRIN(’ETON - Full sizew/extra high ceiling DISPOSAI.SEItVICERENT -- HIGHTSTOWN ¯ DiningRoom w/Cathedral ceiling * 200-ampelectrical service $69,900. Rt. 130& tlalf AcreRd. AREA-- 609.448-0325. WEEKDAYTOURS ALSO AVAILABLE ¯ Kitchen& FamilyRoom w/Cathedral Cranbury,N.J. ceiling ¯ InsulatedGlass door to backyard BEAUTIFUL,32.5 acres with a view, terms to ¯ City sewer,water qualified buyer. $5,500/acre. 609-395-1389 L A D I k S C U S T 0 M- ¯ Refrigerator,Dishwasher, Oven/Stove TAILORING-- coats, suits, ¯ PowderRoom ¯ Heatpump/central air And, muchmore. RENTALS Homeandlndustry dresses, gowns,skirts etc. Garbage,Trash, Rubbish madeto order.Hills de Studio, Large 3 bedroomhouse in HopewellTownship Removed fi09-737-0090. with 2½ baths, dining room, family roomwith Haulingof all Types fireplace, living room,den andlaundry room. ’"]’lie BUCKmt" & MOP" OiDONATO.REALTORS MgS, $475. CARPETINSTALLER-- will ProfessionalFloor Cleaning, , -. TWde sell carpet,do installations& Waxingand WindowWashing. Pr~lcelon-Hlghl|townRd.. Ea|t Windsor.N.J. 08512 Great family home in the country with 4 repairs. Licensed& bonded. Mr.Tom }lye 201-359.4722. bedrooms,1 ½ baths, living roomwith fireplace, 609.448-8888or 443-6511. b07-448.6555 brook. dining room, kitchen, large patio and a wooded FLOORSANDING -- hard- ’DRESSMAKING AND- lot. $500. wood floors sanded and ALTERATIONS-- Janiee Special Services Painting & HOPEWELL-- 3 bedroomand bath house with finished. Phone609-585-8235.. Wolfe.Call 609.448-2125. Paperhanging living room,dining room, family room, kitchen, sewing room, basement and garage. Available IIILLx TOP CABINETS--. TAKEA BREAK.Let us rake. WILL CUSTOM MAKE Pain÷inn g SEEOVER 200 HOMES furniture repaired and Freeestimates. Call 201-329-drapes,b~ dspread ;, I~illows... Dee,18. $450, refinished - Customorders 2377. Speeializ ng in :)u|lding NANAK’SSERVICES Panerhanaina IN ONEDAY ¯ ~ 2 ntadeto suit. 609.466-0249. coveringt ornices,lambrequin &headboards. Your fabric. Interior-Exterior Painting Call or write for the latest issueof our real estate magazine REALTY PORTRAITS- in time for the Call609-448.4642. Free estimates-fullyinsured "Today"chock full of pictures, pricesand descriptions of over holidays in unusual con- Tel. 609-799-8238,Princeton NOW’STi!E TIME-- Interior 200available homesin Somersst,Mercer, Hunterdon,Mid- WORLD TV& CB antennas installed. temporarystyle. CallSylvette, Jet. CustomPainting - Fast - dlesex, Monmouthand OceanCounties...The heargand of the 609-587-0643, 609-924-3146. Reliable -. Free estimates GardenState. A S P 1 R I N G Y O U N G Call Tom- 20t-297-2388. Sterling Thompson& Assoc., Realtor LAURENCER. MAY, INC. PRIVATESHOPPER -- Have DESIGNERloves to sew. Route 518, Blaweuburg CESSPOOLS Affordable quality, ex- INTERIORPAINTING--free Toll Fret (800)392.6810. ext. 24.1 AND ~oOUrpersonal shoppingdoneper encedReferences. 609-448- cleanestimates work. reasonableCall T. Laskirates, 6~- or locally (201)2Y7.6200 Somer~t ~ Mercer Co. SEPTICTAN KS r youby someonewith that PAPERIIANGING (201)$26-1ML48 CLEANED personal touch. A service 6189, 799-1462. SCRAPING 466" 244~ MultipleListing Services 7Trucks-No Waiting providedfor those whodon’t havethe timeor patience.Call Promptpersonal service. All Call or write for the latest issueof the teal estatemagazine "Today" Debra,609-924-2662. types of wall covering. RUSSELLRE|D CO. GOLF CLUB REPAIRS -- PAINTING & PAPER- greeestimates HomeServices HomeServices regriping, refinishing, HANGING-- Frank Janda, Painting & Painting & 20 YearsExperience reshaRing.Alan Nlederlitz, 292Dutch Neck Rd. Call (609) DanRudeustino 201-844-2534 201-356-5800 DIGITALWATCH Pro Golf-and Tennis Shops, 443-3.578. 609-685-9376 Paperhanging Paperhanging SERVICES MontgomeryShopping Center LAMPSHADES -- Lamp KITCHENS,BATHROOMS, IIOUSECLEANING For Repair Estimates, send 609-9/.4-8020. INTERIOR I EXTERIOR mountingand repairs. Nassau CABINETRESURFACING, WindowCleaning watch with $3.95 for CHEAPWORK -- Is notgood, EXTERIORPAINTING PAINTING-exterior/interior DECORATING-- Expert, Interiors) 162 NassauSt.. & COMPLETE REMOD- Floor Washing& postage/handlingto: Goodwork is not chean, 1 am’ manylocal references, low experienced.Free estimates. Pirncetan, ELING-- Prompt expert Waxing ¯ AccuUme THE PROFESSIONAL reasonable.Paperhanging, Wehandle anything: prices free estimates,please References¯6G9-924-5815, Alek. work, Free design service tlonest,Reliable P.O.Box 2Z;’ MASSAGECENTER -- for carpentry.609448.4819. brush, array, roll call Artat 609-921-7772. &estimates. 201-526-5353. Experienced IIIghtstown,N.J.08520 relief of muscle strain & Absolutetop quality work A&W Callafter 5 pm 6~.443.1300 generalstress. New Hope, PA. Guaranteeasahstactton. 609-58’/-8055 215-862-9147, PAINTING- INTERIOR& INTERIOR& EXTERIOR- FORMICASEItVICES EXTERIOR.Top quality Modest Prices Free Estimates PAPERHANGERSSPECIAL CARPET CLEANING - ’ -- Bedroom,lOxl2x8, $25.00 in painting. Also some car- CounterTops SPECIAL-- Any size room work. Free estimates. CHRISTENSENPAINTING silver dollars, dated before pentry,alterations or repairs. HomeRepairs steam cleaned by experts, UPHOLSTERY- Slipcovers. NEEDHELP MOVING? No ARTILLUSTRATIONS & Reasonable rates. Fully in- 1955,Call Styer Sales, 609-443- Reasonable15 yrs.rates. experience. 609-924-6174. -. KitchenCabinets $19.95. NewDawn. 201.446- Promptdelivery. 20t.g47-7683. job too big or small. StudentPOSTERS - Call Sylvette,609- sured. CapitalPainting. 6(}9- 609-599-1683 609-695-52394313. Somerset. rates.Call John 609-883-1176. 9244146. 883-1537. 609-921-1277 3138.

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LAKESIDECONTEMPORARY * The specious decks and wide ex- bensesof glass afford a lovely view of this heavily wooded SECLUSIONFOR THE ARTIST OR WRITER ¯ Odly 7 miles andten A CHARMINGOLD FARMHOUSERENOVATED to modern oroperty whichruns downto the shoresof the lake. Themare 4 minutesfrom NassauStreet but a universe away¯A charming comfort,horse stalls and83 acresof land.Farm the landor just sit bedrooms,4 fireplacesl 2 Entertainingareasl Plus an extra large immaculatehome in applepie order. Thereis e living room,dining backand watch it appreciatein value. All these countrydelights gamerooml If you like cathedralceilings, ekylights anda well- roomend two bedroomsend a bath downstairsin addition to Ihe are only minutesfrom Ponningtonand a |ew moreminutes from equippedkitchen for gourmetcooking, then you oweit to yourself hugeest-in kitchen with cabinets garomand a roomysunny on- pri:--!," Commuterswilt relish the refreshing changefrom the to look et this attractive sprawlingcontemporary ranch, closedporch w!th a view of the SourlandMountains. Upstairs is pu,.,, ot city ~ito. Sip a coo~ddnk under a big tree andwatch the JustReducedfo$1S9,S00. another bedroomand a large sitting room. Thereis s two car ducksel= thepond ¯ prettyidyllicl $185,000. garageand over an acre of well landscepedgrounds. S64,S00.

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! " ’ ’ " " ’ ".". .:" . . ~~/~~ wooded½ acre Iw/brick patio) offers all the privacy andbeauty PRINCETON* BEAUTIFUL HOUSE. SPECTACULAR 50’ pool and anyonecould ask for andthat’s onlythe beginning.Step inside to gardens.We have never seen a homeas well maintainedas this 3 bedrooms,2 baths, parguetfloors, oversizerecreation room, one. Almost evePcthinghas beenreplaced from the roof and SEEINGIS BELIEVING- Our picture doesn’tbegin to do justice to set-in kitchen, centralair andall in move.incondition. $62,900. aluminumsiding downto the newwindows end storms. Thereare this extraordinary home.Four oversized bedrooms,2½ baths, 5 bedrooms,3 full baths,a flreplace, centralair, 2 car garageand centralair, full-wall fireplace, customcabinets, full, dry basement, manyextras. Don’t listen to us, comesee it yourselfl $129,500. ]hat’s our philosophy. Whenit’s time parquetfloors - al~ sot on a magnificentt + acre (w/onderground THREEAPARTMENT. income property on e lake. Walkingdistance put down the briefcase, a~d pick sprinkler system)lot that defies description. Butwe’ll try. How to town, shoppingand e NewYork bus. Twoapartments com- up a game. Princeton Meadows people about a flee-form, heated pool. enormousflagstone terrace p~tely furnished. Financing available to qualified buyer. don’t waste time looking for a place to (w/gasgrille) - andjust a yearold. Onemile from PrincetonJet. Rosllsticallly pdcedat $35,000. play. They’re already lhere. Distinctive one train ~ just listed¯ $105,900. and ~,,~to bedroom aportments. A few miles Checkthese outstandingbuys... from Princeton University. A few minutes in Roosevelt from the train to New Yofl~ of Philadelphia. ~’~ :i~ Leasing office open eveB/day. Call (609} 7c;qA6fl 1. FORLAND SPECULATORS -- OR THEHORSEY SET -- DON’TSAY Swimming * Tennis ¯ Golf NEIGHIlath centory homein super condition on 85+/- acres, absolutelybeautiful setting- termsavailable to quslifiod buyer. $?..~,00o. ---"h -

Anotherfine commundyby ON A WINDINGCOUNTRY ROAD minutes from Hopewell ~t SPACIOUSRANCHER on ½ acre of land. Living room,w/fireplace, UncolnProperty Company, Princeton- our unique18th century homehas original beams, dining room,large eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms,bath, scr~ned-i fireplaces, wide boards~ charm- 4 bedrooms,3 baths, living rear porch, full basement.Only $38.500. I room, dining room. modernkitchen, den andwindowed family room,A de!iphtful carriagehouse has a newapt., guestfacilities JUSTLISTED ¯ 3 BedroomRanch on treed comer lot. Newly andcabanas for the lovely SylvanPool. Onthe 62 woodedand decoratedliving room,spacious kbehon w/dlnette area. newbath, Painting & I farmedacres, your 1amitycan eniov swimming,hunting, fishing. plus an 18 x 25’ unfinishedarea for family roomor studio, A must biking, skating,in a picturesqueand serene setting. Asking sseat $42,900. Paperhanging $200.0oo. EVERYTHINGIS INCLUDED in this lovely 4 bedroomdetached SUPERHOUSING FOR HORSE AND RIDER - Minutes from Turnpike ranch. Fully equippedkitchen, remodeledbath, and specious OFFICE SPACE 8-1-95,you can easily reachall tracksEl, showsfrom this delightful living roomwhich opens up onto a large, heatedporch. Don’tmiss AMWELLPAINTING CO. -- home~ stables. 3 bedrooms,1 ½bath homewith ranchdecor ~" ill It’s pricedjust right st $37.900. Quality work at affordable beautiful swimmingpool for the owners.For the horses- oneof prices. Interior/exterior. Free the fewindoor arenasin areaplus 25 stalls, 3 paddocks,etc., on JUSTREDUCED ¯ 4 bedroomranch completely modernizedwith estimates - Fully insured. RESEARCHPARK the 13 +/- acreswith highwayfrontage. All in top condition. manyextras. Centralslr, wall to wall carpetingand in excellent Hillsborough. 201-359-7474, $16~,000. condition. $4t ,900. after 5 p.m. LIVEIN LUXURYFOR $34,900 - If you’re 48 years of ageor older, CENTRALAIRt 3 bedroomsplus penciled family room (or 4th you can live in this delightful 2 bedroomcondo w/modem kitchen, bedroom)on ½acre for only $36,500. large living room,bath, goodcicsst space.Swimming, tennis, all 3 BEDROOMRANCH with separate building ideal for artist’s BOLLETIN BROTtlERS other recreationat your fingertips. Magnificentgolf coursestight studio. On½ acre approx. 25 minutesfrom Princeton and10 PAINTING 3.25 per square/ootnet, net CROWNINGA BEAUTIFUL EXPANSE OF LAWN.this two story across the road. Full maintenanceand secudty provided. Call us minutesfo Turnpike. $41,900. r colonial has dining loumwith mirrowedwall, living room,4 reran appointment. Quality Home Refinishing at 30 days occupancy- hcdlooma,modern eat-in kitchen, panelled denand sea. reasonable prices playronm,For income,thare is a large roomrentable to Tren- Interior Exterior ton ~lale 5tudenls,~/~eny ot~lur extrasfor only. FuLly Insured Free Estimates. $64,900. [gO9] 921-1192[609] 799-3386 1500 square feet and up

PROFESSIONAL PAINTING & PAPERHANGING. Call Manuel, 609-799-4160 after Princeton Mailing Address IDEAL LOCATIONFOR PROFESSIONAL OR COMMERCIALUSE ¯ A 5pm. long impressiveDrive leads oneto this handsomecustom built 5 elba. and Phone Number bedroom,3 ½bath homeso convenientlylocated. Thehome, on 4 A LOVELIERHOME IS HARDTO FIND ¯ our newlisting has 4 spaciousbedrooms, living room, dining room, largo kitchen. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING acres, is adjacentto lovely parkgroundsend top educationaland family room.1 ½baths, areafor office space.Behind this perfect -- interior & exterior. Ed recreationalfacilities, h hasnew central dual zone air conditioning, homeis a brandnew lg x 32 in-ground pool secludedby a com- Noebels, 6L~-443-3559. A LARGEGARDEN and mature trees surround our modem4 large foyer, living room,dining room,eat-in kitchen, family room fortablepatio. Youmust see it now- howlong can it last st CALL:Research Park - bedroomhouse. Both the living roomand dining roomera I~ht, w/fireplaceand professlonal space anc loads of spacefor parking. The3 car garagelends itself to a variety of uses.If you’vebeen $4&500. PAINTING- Interior ex- airy andelegant, while the spaciousfamily roBOtwith its sliding lookingfor the right spotin theheart of MercerCounty - this is it. terior, wallpapering, li[lht 609-924-6551 glassdoors to the gsrdenis great for informalentertaining. It is PRINCETON-2 lovely woodedlots, each $44.000. carpentry. Qu.’thtv work. Call still possibleto buyample living spacefor only $411,000. INCOME- INCOME I I This 2 family homein Lawrenceis s rare find LAND¯ Contiguousto AmericanCyanamid, 24.43 ~/- acres zoned John: 609-655-1598 / 655.2010. today. The1st floor has all enclosedporch, living room,small Re-l, researchand office. Veryshort distanceto Route1. Quaker study, bedroom,kitchen andbath. Upstairs is a llvlng room, BridgeMall andMercer Mall. Easyaccess to Princetonand Prim kitchen, bath and2 bedrooms.Full basement,storms and screens. colon Junction. PETE FIUMENERO JR, Electricians Roofing 70+ACRES ¯ with fields of corn, wheatand berries anda Prin- Lowtaxes. $39,900. Painting & Decorating ceton RFDaddress. $2,OO0/ac. Residential BUYOF THE WEEK ¯ Comfortand beautyperfectly describe this ROOFING - (Slate & wood luxurious, 2 bedroomcondominium with every extra you could Interior & Exterior JOIIN CIFELLI, Electrical AI3EI~rlONBUILDERS" Heavlty woodedarea. Princeton address Specialized Spray Painting Contractor, residential shingle exl~erts,) Painti~ i, possibly imagine.Living room.dining roomwith sliding doorto andphone/L Perfect for 8 contemporaries. $72.000. commercial & industriaf (interior and exterior) sidir patio, kitchen, laundry. 2 full baths, wall to wall carpeting. 609-~99-JgS?eves. wiring. 609.92t-3238. (wood, aluminum and vi ) Humidifier, central air. Just reducedto SJO.2O0. COMMERCIALAND LIGHT INDUSTRY- One story masonry carpentry, gutters, masom,, building. 2.200sq. ft. Has200 ft. roadfrontage, good parking. redwood decks, brick pa ;, . [CREATEAMIDSTCREATIVITY A BEAUW¯ This spotless. 3 bedroomhouse is established on a Asking$79.$00. walkways, fencing, addit ’ PAPERHANGER- get our bid N.W. M,’t UI. & SON living studioof 2000square feet ona beautifollywooded full acre. manicured,wooded lot. Thereis a living roomand dining room alterations, restoration, ii All city amenitiesIn a purerustic environment-- 1 st level hasroom first. ALl types, fabric in- U.S. lhvy. l:lO&(;riggsDrlve 2gt-BTa,-465t or 074-4340 for a with S cathedralceiling, an eat-in kitchen, 1 ½baths, and s ler9e AUTOGARAGE ¯ Great opportunity for mechanics,body shop stalled, Insured. Call Styer 201-329-4656 for 2 bedrooms,sunken living room,darkroom, bath, kitchenette, full dry basement,a one-cargarage and a front coveredporch. men,etc. Loyal following makesthis well located garagewith truly intelligent and in- Sales, 609-443.3138. ¯ formative appraisal. Free 2ndlovely balconyfor e sPaciousmaster bedroom suite area-- 45’ Don’tmiss out on this houseat SS6,500, manybays ~ equipmenta profitable operationat only RepaiT Serviee GeodesicDome delight. S6.4,900. estimates, ver~ modest rates $99.SOO. ElectricaIPower& & ForAll AreaListings Lighting Installations highest quabty work, Serge CUSTOM PAINTING - IndustrialMaintenance Co. Commerc a, residential, All types uf painting done with __ regard to absolute top quality ROOFING SPECIALISTS - in ¯ at the most reasonable prices, ELECTRICAL WORK -- No asphalt roofs, and repairs, Adlerman Click, & Co No job too big or smaIl. Call job too big or too small. Work- AnBoBIO.¢ nowfor special fall rates. 609. manship guaranteed. Free bud&up roofs, hot asphalt Hazel snx estimates. 2~)1-297.5947. coaling, shingles, state, tile, \ Phyllis Levln NoraWIImot 096-0869 or 397-I~5. gutters skylights, Free est. 1927 Do.F..c,., Sukl Lewln estimates. Comm.&resid. 609- ’ Ros G~nberg Dorothy Kramor 024-3727ext. 16 or 215-9~8-6175. (609) 924-0401 Realtorsand Insurers (609) 586-1020 AnnaRaffoelll JaneLomberfy Electricians Roofing B*,b*,*garenTrenbathelnkhamJoanAipert Wbywait until the roof leaks? 4-6Hulfish St., Princeton,N.J. FlorenceRosanberg LoisFee Plan ahead for your roofing Evening924-1239 Dl=nnealshop EXPERT ELECTRICA~ - BELLE MEAD ROOFING -- needs. ~-~~ Jo Ellen GrossmanMarleneHorovltx WORK -- Free est,, old houses ~ yrs. in business. Free NEW ROOFS REPAIRS Member:Princeton Real Estate Group, Multiple Listing Service, Global Nati°nal R’E’ Referral Service eet=y Gray KethleenFee I~o welcome, No job small, estimates on all type roofin~, Diamond Electric, 201-722- and leaders and gutters and C’OOPER&SClIAFER 5176, chimney flashing. Call 63 Moran Princeton anytime,609-924-2040 or 201- 6~9-$24-2063 (local call from )rineeton/.359-5992 F & B ElecLrlcaL Cont. l Industrial ROOFING Commercial CUSTOM ROOFING - ~,11 AllKinds Residential Free Estimates Classifieds reach 30,000 familes weekly=.=.! Wiring & Repairs typns " of roofing; tin, slfite, cedar, asphalt.We cater to all your roofing needs, WlLLIAMSON Lie#466? 609-449-520~customer satisfaction Ls our CONSTRUCTION CO. aim.609-896-0869 or 397-1645. 609-921.1184

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THE BESTBUY AVAILABLE - This AsyOU can see from the photothis most special Ranchoffers cedar roof, attractiveCape Cod style home is not very dual windows,two fireplaces and large,but it surebeats paying rent. When BECAUSEWEUNDERSTAND you’re NEED youconsider that it offersa goodsized 92’ manyother extras. An acre of for a mediumpriced home...let us further x 187’lot, 3 bedrooms,full basement, maturetrees andnatural setting - continueour success by offering TWO newroof, andshade trees it becomesan priceless landscapingl $92,000. BEAUTIFUL4 bedroom CENTER HALL excellentbuy at $31,900. COLONIALSyoucan effordl Situatedon lug acres semi-wooded,including ~:.~"’ - flrepleceinfemilyroom,2½bethe, spae. ¯ ,~’~; eat-in kitchen,full basement,2 car $70’o.

CHOICER IERSIDECAPE - This ~~~ "_~ ~ ~-. ~ ~.,~.~ IDEALstarter homelocated in a quiet beautifully maintained homeand ~~ neighborhood.N...... f ..... inyl.sfeel grounds gives you location, sidingand corner lot makethis homeone of ourbest buys. There is aneat-in kit- charmand total comfort. Fully chen.formal dining room, living room furnished with delightful decor, withfireplace, 3 bedroomsand bath plus highlighting two fireplaces and 1 eargarage and an outbuilding. Must be gracious living. 125,000. CALL US ABOUTOUR OTHERFINE NEWHOMES WE’RE PLANNING FOR YOUR eeen.~ BUDGET.... WEHAVE A "LOT" FORYOU I

CONTEMPORARY ¢ SPEC- TACULAR - The newest in LOOKINGfor that affordable older luxuriously spacious con- MINI-FARMETTE:ACRE+, Historic 4 bedroomCenter Hall Colonial, barn, 3 car home???This offering has seven rooms, temporary living - almost 5,000 garage8" warmthof a fine homesteadl full basement,large lot, (50’ x 240’) sq. ft. - plus the utmost in coveredfront porch, shade trees, and lots comfort. A delightful homefor of possibifitlesfor thedo it yourselferat the youngin heart with a love of $31,00O. special attention andcharacter. $185,000. BY OWNER

CUSTOMDESIGNED FOR ALL FOR SALE FAMILIES.The unique layout of 6 bedroomsand four full baths READYANDWAITINGFOR A NEW provides private quarters for Don’t sell yourself short OWNERis thiS sparkfing3 bedroomEast i~~ Windsoroffering with so many"most Mother, Grandparents, married BEFOREYOU DECIDE TO SELL, CONSIDER: ~ wanted"features¯ Central air, family Daughter or favorite Uncle and room,fireplace, carpeting, 2 baths,fu~) still allows for your immediate : basement,eat-in kitchen..,AII for I .) DO YOUKNOW TRUE MARKET VALUE? ~9,900. family needs. Entertaining 2.) DO YOUKNOW WHERE, HOW AND WHENTO EFFECTIVELYADVERTISE? centers are spacious. $129,900. 3.) CANYOU NEGOTIATE AN EQUITABLESALE? 4.) CAN YOU ARRANGEFAVORABLEFINANCING? 5.) CANYOU OFFER AN INTERNAT’LVIP REFERRALSERVICE COAST TO COAST...THEBEST IN THE COUNTRY? 6.)CAN YOU OFFERA KNOWNBRAND NAME COMPANY WITH MASSIVE LISTING/SELLINGPOWER...LOCAL AND NATIONAL? MODERN4 Bedroom Ranch is CENTURY21 KROLCARES ABOUT YOU I TO GIVE YOUTHE BESTWE’VE only 3 years old. Oncul de sac. HOPEWELLAUTUMN MAGIC...This Familyroom, fireplace. Carpeted. JOINED THE NATION’S LARGESTSALES ORGANIZATION. BEFORE YOU PrincetonRoad offering hasso much Convenientto IBM- Kodak- easy TRY TO SELLBY OWNERSIGN UP THE TRAINEDPRO’S AT CENTURY21 goingfor it that the neededfinished KROL IN YOURNEIGHBORHOOD I WE’RE GROWINGAND EXPANDING toucheswill not discouragea value wise access to Rt. #130 and Turnpike shopper.Fireplace, large treed lot, 20x 40 for commuting. $72,900. WITH A NEWCOMPANY BUT A WELL KNOWNNAME IN THE REAL ESTATEBUSINESS...CENTURY 21 KROL. pool,great location, end more. $03R00.

7 MILES TO PRINCETON OR BRIDGEWATER- Builders home featuring 4000sq. ft. of plushliving comforta-top the Sour~andValley, large redwood deck Et numerouswindow walls overlooking $$$$ INVESTMENT& BUSINESS $$$$ PRINCETONTOWNSHIP larger majestic view, heavily wooded ATTENTIONFARMERS. Due to our recent SALESof large acreagein the area, lot..reducedto a remarkebla$119,~001 homeon cul-de-sac. Beautiful we havean urgent needfor YOURproperty. PLEASEgive us a call. acre in excellent Shady Brook LARGEGARAGE BUILDING, building and equipmentfor sale. location. Family room with 20 ACREHORSE farm with track, buildings, large home,good income. SOCARATON FLORIDA: 1 bedroom plush condo on golf course,walk to ocean$28,900. fireplace. HeatedPorch. ROUTE1SO Commercial Land. 1 acre -- 3.8 acres-- 4 plus acres. MONTGOMERY’SMOUNTAIN VIEW: We’ze building a lovely GarriSoncustom colonial on RESTAURANT,BARavailable for serious buyersonly. Goingbusiness. $130,000. heavilywooded Iot/cun/ed hidden drive in aaexclusive group of homes:PRINCETON FARMLANDIN MERCER and surrounding counties from mini to large, NORTH. A fine placeto raisea familyl $t34.00~. BUILDINGLOTS from $12,000. VERMONTHIDEAWAY ... Approximately1 acre, and comfy rustic cabin. TENACRES~COLONIAL HOME~LARGE CEMENT STOCK STRUCTURE IDEAL for investment or your ownhome business: CENTRAL J ERSEY $lO’a $8,900. CARNEGIE KROL 1000State Rd., Princeton CROSHAW 130Nassau Street, Princeton Station Sq., Belle Mead 307 N. MainSt., Hightstown 609-921-6177 924-7575/35%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 ours? the professionalability Are youpaid what you’re really and neighborhood know-howyou need to worth? Do you want unlimited sell your homefasr~,, l They’re incomepotential? Wouldyou like thoroughlytrained in modernreal more business freedom?Do you want estate practices, and havecomplete to be your ownboss? 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 services only I 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’re herefor youlll Giveus a call now...itcould be your ® first steptoward a bdllisnt new futurel HOME HUNTE R Lf 7, UID E

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CF?es ton e Rea’ CEstate NOBODYCAN DO IT BETTER! PRINCETON OFFICE 924-2222 MONTGOMERYOFFICE 921-1700

WE’VESOLD SO MANY HOUSES IN EAST In a MagnificentSetting in Princeton’sWestern Section A SunnyRossmoor Condomlniumn has Just WINDSORLATELY, THAT WE MUST Comeon the Market BEPRINCETON’S MOST ACTIVE BROKER Situated on a beautiful hillside overlookingStony lltook is a lovely Princeton homewith manyline IN THEAREA. WE’VE GOT THE CLIENTS! features. Inside. there’s a spaciouslight living roomwith raised hearth fireplace for entertainingon Living room with dining area, large bedroomwith Idcture windowo~erlooking courtyard, slate a grand scale, a ebeedul dining room.and a delightful eat-in kitchen with pine cabinets in the roof, central alr, within walkingdlatenee of the cinbhou~.A great wayof lift. for tbose over 48.. colonial tradition. Just a few steps away.a rustic knotty pine family roomand a downstairspowder three Call us soon. $23,500. roomand laundry room. Upstairs are cheedu[ and spacious hedrcs)msanti one and a haft baths. Tastefully decorated throughoutand overlooking natural open space with StonyBrook close at hand for a peaceful woodlandwalkl The only moderately prleed homein a lovely exclusive Princeten nelghborh+~>d.An excellent la’,estnwnt ill a superb condlthln. Call our .",hmt;z+mle~ O fflce for dets ils. 921 - I 7IH). $97.500.

Comawith Usand We will ShowYou A Nifty 5 Acre Farmettewith a CharmingRestored Colonial Home Newto the Market:One of the MostCharming ColonialsWe’ve Seen this Yearin EastWindsor If you’re looking for a place to keep your horses out in the countryside, and a neat colonial residencecall us today. Fruit trees of everysort {pear, peach, plum,cherry, et¢.l surroundthis neat Whata delightful site for this authentically designedclapboard colonial borderedby a long treed older home.Inside, you will find a living room,spacious panelled family room,separate formal expanseand with a private bockyardfor outdoorentertaining, Inside. you’ll find a neat center hall 1 dining room, a completely modemeat.in kitchen, and a new powder room. Upstairs, are four foyer, a light living roomwith fireplace, an elegant dining roomwith chair rail, a warmlypanelled A PenningtonTownhouse, 1817 Vintage, with comfortablebedrooms (two of whichare hugeand all of whichare beautifully carpeted} and s full family nmm,end a spaciouseat-in kitchen with a super ia/ormal dining area that’s great for family 1 modembath. Andyes, there is a barn aa the property, and it appearsthat the tract is subdividable hobbiesand projects. Upstairs. are four spacious bedroomsand two full baths and plenty of atornge In-TownConvenience and Borderingon OpenSpace intf) two additional boilding lots. Needwe say morb. Call .ur MomgomervOffice for exciting space for everyone. Close to schooh and situated in a neighborhoodwith manyfriendly children. This beautifully maintainedtnwnbouse has a very special charmall its own,with a porchswing to 1 derails, q21-[700. " One of the be~t buys in the area. $74.900. meet the wondedulneighbors and a delighffnl natural setting on a pretty lot that adjoins open $79,500. space. Thehouse is a charmer,with natural chestont woodworkthrout~hnut and such fine features as a built-in chestnut china closet and chestnut bay in the dining nmm.In addition there’s a wide entry foyer, a neat modernkitchen, a cozy study, downstairs powderroom, ned even a wind.wseat off the ebosmatstalt~ay. Upstairs, are three good-size bedr~mtsanti a p~t~ntlal fonrth in the walk-upattic with three dormers.In excellent shape. Call Firestone t~alay for it will be tmne tomorrow. $66,500.

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ComeSee the SuperDome the OneThat’s BeenFeatured In NEWTO A MARKETFROM HISTORIC GRIGGSTOWN: A lovely two- A GreatBusiness Site on A FiveAcre Parcel with ] All the NationalHome Magazines: It’s Listed with Firestone bedroomcottage in a neat woodedsetting. The girls say its dar ng Call our MOntgomeryOffice Victorian Homeand Stone Outbuilding II you’re considering a contemporary,you’ve got to see this superb hnmein a woodedsetting. for exciting d stalls. 921- 1700. $43,500. Inside, the imaginationcomes alive as the living roomsoars to thirty feet with a freestanding Lookingfor an unusual property with real c~mmerelalpotential yet situated in the countryside? fireplace, and the dining roomcarefully pulls one back to rustic reality with its total redwood We’*eisst found one. and boy is it a bargain in nearbyItnpewell Township.t)n five .1 the prettiest I beamedstructure leading to a redwooddeck. The kitchen and family roomare both neatly con- irestone CReal CEstate tacres yon’aaever seen hackingup to a w~mdedsh)la, is a uniqueVictorian honw with slate nxJ anti nected with an open windowand a unique arrangement. Upthe circular staircase to the master almostall spoeinus roomsdownstairs. Foyer, enormousliving room,huge formal dining room.pine ] bedroomis a special thrill while a study loft at the top of the house adds yet one morefa~:inating Realtors panelled kitchen and den-study. Upstairs, are six morerooms and two fnil baths. In the rear is a touchto a truly uniqueexperience. $ll9,000. four car garagewith slate roof, anti to the side is a little stone housethat wouhlmake a treat a,~- 173 NASSAUSTREET s PRINCETON,NEW JERSEY 08540 tique shop. Available with extra acreage, hut selling by itself. Call our MontgomeryOffice 921- 1700 $107.000.

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~, .-, ,~.~.~.,%,~~, - ....,.,~. ,, , : :-~ HERE’SWHAT YOU’VE BEEN LOOKING FORI - A brick Ranchset on a lovely acre and a half just 9 miles from Princeton.Built by a builder for his ownusa. this 3 bedroomhome NEEDA STARTERHOME? Here’s one just for the asking - 2 bedrooms.I bath. beautiful featuresflying room.dining room. eat-in kitchen,2 ½ceramic tile baths,plus specialcustom OURNEWEST LISTING has cedarshakes-brick front. Lovely wall to wall carpeting in raised finished basementwith family roomwith bar. All within walkingdistance of tho center of the detalis: Andersonwindows, 2 zonebaseboard heat, 30’ jalousied porch, birch doors,natural living room.panelled family room,3 bedrooms,1 ½bathe, doublegarage on a lovely land- village, pricedjust right...$47.g~l.Call 737-3301. woodwork,burglar alarm system.Located within walkingdistance to high school.Call 924- scapedlOt. #61,900.Call 799-1100. 0095 ...... ,.. #70,500. BRUSHAND PALEI’rE TALENT will reap fantastic returns in the very active ceramic decor marketplace. Completelyequipped shop at superincatlon. A family operationproducing an excalrentnet return. Call924-0095 for details.

HOPEWELLDUPLEX - 12 years old and in mint condition. Twobedrooms, living room, dining area, isrge modernkitchen, utility room,ceramic tile bath. Secondside has the same arrangement,only onabedroom. Excellent incomeproperty. Call 924-0095...... $74,g00.

THEELUSIVE RANCH - Available in WestWindsor on a professionally landscaped¾ acre lot. Awine glass shapedZelkovo Village GreenTree graces tha redwooddeck off the family room.This homealso features a riving room,dining room,net-in kitchen, 4 bedrooms,2 ½ baths,a 2 car garageand full basementpriced at $94.500.Call 799-1100. WESTWINDSOR LISTING - This could be the one you’ve beenwaiting for. Our spacious Colonialis in mint conditionend features a hugepanelled family room.livina room.dining THISIS NOTRICK - IT’S ALLTREATI If you havea babyon the way, a landlord to get rid IF YOULIKE TO ENTERTAIN you’ll enjoy this well plannedcenter hall Colonial which of, whateverthe reasonsthis mix-n-matchhome is for you. Locatedin Yardville andcon- room.eet-ln kitchen, den. laundryroom. 4 large bedroomsall on a well landscapedlot with a providesplenty of spaceto movearound in. Graciousfront to backliving room,formal dining venient for all your needsthis 3 bedroom+ (den. study, or 4th bedroom}split offers youa beeutltul1¢5’ x 32’ in-groundpool. Priced to sarl et ~,~00.Call 799-1100. room.cozy panelred family roomwith fireplace andultra moderneat-in kitchen. Upstairsare 4 living roomthat can ba convertedto a diningroom and the family roomcould ba a living room bedrooms,a sewingroom and 2 full baths. Well situated powderroom and separate laundry or stayas it is - a family room,C~lrpeting. deck off of the familyroom 12’ x 24’ anda kitchen room.Set on e beautifullylandscaped acre with a spaciousbrick patio, centralair. 2-car garage that is a walk andwork saver. For $42,000this homein excellenteonditinn inside andout can BIG TREES,BIG HOUSE,BIG VALUEIN BIRCHWOODa 5 bedroom,2 ½ bath Colonial. andfull basement.Atarrific buyat $8"/,~00.Ca1924-0095. be yours- L-o-o-kat this valueand calf 799-1100for anappointment, large sat-in kitchenwith vlaw of patio and.yard,all beautifully mainta;ned.Other features includelarge family roomwith fireplace, oversizedgarage, foyer with slate floor. Ideal home for the commuter.$110,000. Colt 799-1100. Princeton SalesStaff MARSHALL’SCORNER COLONIAL - this charmer in Hopewell Twp. would make the Linda Carnevlde Akn Hm’tfey Ruth SkHImzm perfect homefor the family lookingfor a blendof old andnow. Added to andrenovated about EWINGTOWNSHIP - MOUNTAIN VIEW ROAD 3 bedroomstone ranch in park-like set- F. M. Comlzz¢4i Znlda I.mchever Ele~r,o~ Swdam 10 yearsego. this 1 ~00’sera beautyfeatures 4 bedrooms.2 ceramic tile baths,living roomwith ting. Entertainin 1200acl. ft. recreationroom with wet bar andenjoy tha luxury of yourown OocethyZapain¢ log burningfireplace, moderncountry khchenand more, On 2.5 tree dotted acres complete with horta barn.carriage house and pool. Financing to qualified buyer.Call 924-0095. pool. $76,500.Call 799-1100or 737-3301. ,Wast WindsorSaina 8taft ...... Asking $135,000. Joan Birnbeum Lydia Ouainno Rocemp/Poldno KayCannikin Robert Mandate Irma Bru|¢hinl "Weare oneof the largestInsurers Cleko Gnyiny Judy Mnrtl~etx Carolyn Rodefeld Member of of homesin NewJersey. See us for your NancyFinklor Cliff Me~mhelmar Multiple Listing Service HOMEOWNERSPOLICY beforeyou close on yournew home." PRINCETON WESTWINDSORPENNINGTON FLEMINGTON (60S)924-(~S5 (60~)789-1100 (6~)737-3301 (2011782-4606 Mercer, Somerset end Hunterdon Counties .~ E AL TOr~’

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Henderson, Of Course Z From Hopewell (466-2550) From Princeton (921-2776}

ON A CUL-DE-SACa custom 3 bedroom,I th bathRancher that has hadoodles of TLC. Large living room. dining room and modemeat-in kitchen. Finished lower level with recreation room/studyarea. shopand utility area. Airy screen porch overlooksmature trees and pedect landscaping. Withlnwalking distance to Junior High and High School... gY0’s. JUST LISTED: A GRACIOUS SOUTIIERN COLONIAL oN A WOODEDLOT IN ONE OF PRINCETON’S LOVELIEST NEIGfIBORlIOODS: Built to Salzmao W.,4 specifications, sturdy and solid, featuring a spaciouscenter hall. front-to-back living room with fireplace and lots of windows,panelled study, really comfortabledining room,well- ’, y~: .t phnnedeat-ln kitchen with pantry, utility room,and powderroom complete the first floor. Four ample comer bedroomsand two full baths upstairs. Anextra bonus is found in the lower level with full windowsand door to the patio. Two+rooms with fireplace and full bath just ready to be finished to accommodatethe visiting in-laws, wanting-to-be.alone teenagers, or what-have-you!Of course, there’s a two car garage wlth lots of storage area, MAJESTIC! STATELY! full attic and great closets thruout. All well-situated on I I~ + acres coveredwithmagnificent This is one of Princeton’s handsomesthomes. I~)cated on quiet Olden Lane on a beautiful trees and high on a ridge. Bethe first to see this before the OpenHouse by appointmentonly acre overlooking the [nstittite lawns, the house combinesa perfect blend of stone and with a Henderson agent! ...... $172.500! clapboard,with steep slate roofs. Thhis truly an exceptionalresidence. ..~,. " TWOBEDROOM COUNTRY CAPE oh,so in to Hopewell Born with 38 acres, partially The house is comfortablysized but not overwheimlng.Warm panelling, marble fireplaces w~xled, mostly open. Living r[x~m with tirol)lace, dining room, good working kitchen. and expansive mouldingshighlight the gracious rooms, divided into family, living and Second floor expandablefor two bedroomsand bath. Three car garage and several small entertainment areas. Six bedroomswith 3½baths, Solidly built by Matthewsin 1930, the outbuildings. Landir .ultoble for fainting or grazing. FarmLand assessed ...... $99.700. house has beenmodernized and is in excellent condition. A beautiful terrace combinesimlt~r anti outd~x~rliving with unusual privacy only a few minutesfrom Palmer Square. See this before the open Ilou.~. by appointmentonly with a Henderson agent...... $272,000.

From Belle Mead (874-5191 OPEN HOUSE Sunday, October16 2:30-4:30 SHADESOF A BYGONEERA! This exciting and ped~’ctly restored house was included on a tour of historic hnuses during 1076,..the Bicentennial eelebrathm! it features a spacious master bedroomand bath with a fireplace. There’s a large eat-ia kitchen and two other bedrooms,h’s a perfect housefor the couplestarting out...with plans for the future...... $5q,5ll0. CLOSE-INTO PENNINGTONBOROUGH . Located on a cul.de.~c, bordering a 200-acre gamepreserve with its ownbrook, this large brick and frame homefeatures tranquility ! Flagstoneentry, hmrmaster bedrtmms,three hd[ baths. Eat-in kitchen with lmllt-ln freezvr-refrigeratora.d lotsof cabinets, fMgstone floor, Panelleddining room, li~ ins r*mm~ith adjoining wlmtow-walh,dden overiooklngthe 21’ x 41’ in-groundpool. Family ro.m with brick fireplace, playrcmm, inuml~. ~,wlng room. belmont and ballnil. Ih,avll,~ wcx,h,d and paffesslonaliy hndscaped!...... $00,00(L

"t ~ ~ . " ~ NEWON MARKETIN MONTGOMERYTWP. l)edect starter house or for the retired couple in good location. A "BILLDRAKE" custom built ranch with 28 x 18 living room and dining area with fireplace, 2 bedrooms,kitchen w/cubiaets galore, full basement, Professionally landscaped on one acre ...... $65,004L

OPENTHIS DOOII TO AN UIJI’IIA CttN’I’EMI’t)IIARY FOUR-YEAIIYOUNG BI- ~~~,. ". LEVEL:V., acre of eomhwt...exqulsin,decor thrmlgh-ut...eart]l tones prevail! l I r¢~nls;’I ~’drooms.2½ baths, hnge kilt!hen ~/adj.inlng huuily roomh’ading to redw~,l deck, den and 21 foot square reereatinn r,mmwltich viewsthe 1,000sq, ft. patio with beautifnl brick planters surroundedby dognvca~iand whiteIfireh trees: imrtially fi.nt’ed yard. Wall.to-wall n mk21 . carpetingin ever)’ room,central llir. hunlidifier, t¢*,t-i.ar gar/ige; current [axl’s: $[,550. Magnificentview of [3-acre park with lake...... Onl) $7 I,IHR)!

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200 year old colonial on 28 acres of open fields, meadowsand woods.Tastefully restored with live plus bedroomsand 2 full baths, living room and formal dining room. Special features include: ¯ Rambling brook ¯ Walk-lnfireplace in dining room,exposed beams, brick flooring JUST LISTED - AN OUSTANDING VALUE IN MONTGOMERYTWP. NEAR ¯ Twostory two car carriage house COUNTRYCLUB - This four bedroomcenter hall Colonial has to be the "BESTBUY" in ¯ Barn in goodrepair with studio today’s market. Familyroom w/fireplace, living room,formal dining room,21A baths, eat- ¯ Three restored firephces in kitchen. 2 car garage, central air, city ~wers.Great floor plan for family living and CALIFORNIACONTEMPORARYI...Warmth and cheer - 4 year old split-level, 3 ¯ E xeelJent commutlng--Princeton. N.Y., Pblla. entertaining ...... $81,500. bedrooms, 25" baths, low taxes, CUSTOMDecorated. Living room and dining room ¯ 16’x IO’enteyfoyer ¯ cathedral ceillnged. Modernbrick corner fireplace with brick chimney,and semi-raised Beautiful setting with privacy hearth in eheedul, cozy, panelled family room. Central air, humidifier, 2 ear garage, A property you can be proud of thermopanewindows throughout. Sliding doors lead to 1000 sq. ft. entertaining patio in priced to sell -- $189,000. rear. Doublegas grill on redwooddeck off kitchen, doublefront door facing 13 acre green ark with lake. Fresh Impressions, MonmouthJunction ...... $73,0(]0.

OPENHOUSE SUNDAY 1 pm to3 pm o.43 MercerStreet, Highesto wn

CLASSIC CENTERHALL MANOR¯ A most handsome nnd charmingcenter hall Colonial on approximately3~ acres offers 4 very lovely and large bedrooms,den Ior 5th bedroomif needed},country eat.in kitchen with space galore, family room,with flreplae~, spacious living room,R-E-A-L-L-Y big dining room,2 full baths. Also a 2 story bnmwith new roof in very good condition. You’ll find this home,acreage and location not avuiiahla very often, Additional acreageaviaiabh. Pfivnta financing available to quaiiRedpurchaser. WINDYBUSIt WAY. EWING, Enjoy this lovely 3 bodrt~om,[ ~ bath split level on nearly AVAILABLEIMMEDIATELY. ANXIOUS FOR OFFERS...... 1120,0~0. 1 acre in the Brianvc~MSeetinn of Ewing Township;family w, omwith brick wall and LOTSOF EXCELLENTCOLONIAL House for the money. Lovely living room. family fireplace, fnmmlliving and dining rooms,intercom, central air and electronic air cleaner... room, eat-in kitcben-dining room, oneand a half baths plus six spacious bedrooms.This ...... $69,500. JOHNT , restored homeis offeix-d at ...... $54,500.

MEMBER:MERCER, HUNTERDON and SOMERSETMLS RELO, q-IENDEI ON,,c INTERNATIONALREAL ESTATE FEDERATION INTER-CITY RELOCATIONSERVICE REALTORS PRINCETONREAL ESTATE GROUP HOPEWELL PRINCETON BELLE MEAD Hopewell House Square 4 CharltonStreet Route 206 Hopewell, NewJersey 08525 Princeton, NewJersey 08540 Belle Mead,New Jersey 08502 {609) 466-2550 {609) 921-2776 (201) 874-5191 HOME HUNTER’,f GUIDE

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HILLSBOROUGH TOWNSHIP tlandsome old Colonial, on 8 acres overlooking Studio | Millstone River ...... $125,000. 1 &2 Bedrooms’| " | sta~ga,$197 | mmAll apartmentswith wall to | wall carpeting, appllancea¯ INVESTMENTI’ROPERTIES - call for details: | and Ceotrai air coo-I ; ditionlng. ¯ !mAnMeal location close to. Tavern and apts. Ewlng Township .... $275,000. ¯ shopping and major tran- ¯ -msportmtion.ms Adult and toddler It pools, tennis Small shopping center- Princeton ..... courts and-m $000,00(}. ii handballcourts ¯ .= SffELF,ROSLOFF t RENDALL -m AND SMITH i CAMPBELTON CIRCLE AVAILABLE RENTALS ! Realtors and Insurers j At the western end of Princeton Bore, comesee a | 609.655.0080. gracious, easily maintained, solidly buih brick Very, special and elegant first floor 3-bedroom/2 | 609-448-8811 I . OOK slate-roofed two-story homewith attaehed two-car i Twin RiversTownCenter -m garage. The wide entry, leads to a step-downliving bath apt. on Jefferson Road - av. now..... $550, ======room with fireplace, bookshelves and French dears leading to a secluded bluestone terrace¯ The formal dining room and breakfast-garden room 4 bedroom Colonial in Hillsborough - $650, av. WantedTo Rent also overlook the garden. There is an unusual Nov. 1st. study with brick wall and fireplace, plus a large A YOUNG RESPONSIBLE family room that is separate yet convenient, with gentlemanwith excel, refs. its ownstaircase to the attractive functional kit- seekingan apartmentwithin. vicinityofPrinceton. 609.924- ehen. Upstairs are four bedrooms, two with OFFICE SPACE 2712. fireplaces, and two with private baths. There is a total of 3½ baths, plus new central air con- 975 sq. ft. on NassauSt. - $475, av. now ROOMOR SMALL APT. - ditioning ...... $189.000. Possibly willing to rent with one other person. 201-369.4693.

MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP BUSINESSWOMAN--seeks, apt. or house in rural area. Refs. 201-846-1720days. 201- Unusual home on a large pretty lot. lnnludes two 526-2135eves. fireplaces, indoor pool. 4 bedr(s)ms, 2V., baths...... $86,500. NEED IMMEDIATELY -- t. for womanand 2 girls. HOPEWELL TOWNSHil’ ~popewell Twp.Local refs. Can Rendall Cook&Co. pay$250. 609-4664}257. Rm;te31, corner location with large old house and 190NassauSt. outbuildings. Zoned for commercial use; 3 acres¯ 60%924-0322 COUPLE QUICKLY NEEDS -- housecottage or largeapt Low price ...... $100.tgg). inPrinceton area. Working in the theatre,commuting to NYC.609-882-2114.

RECENT COLLEGE GRAD -- desirescottage or rural apartment.Able to pay partial rentbut primarily interested Individually designed in barteringmy extensive NOWRENTING skillsin thetrades land- contemporaryhouses scaping or farming for balanceof rent.Please call PRINCETONARMS in a natural setting. 201-369-7331after9pro. Luxury Apartments UNIVERSITYstudent desires ¯ HerrontownLane off HerroniownRd. garagespace for his car in exchangefor odd jobs. Help Princeton Township aroundhouse,yard work, etc. (Bill) 609-4524}126. I and 2 Bedrooms For informationcall BenedictYedlin, Inc. 20 NassauSt., Princeton 609-921-6651 YOUNG PROFESSIONAL- From$225. per month COUPLE-- seekingapt. in Princeotnarea. Call Cliff or Robinafter 5, 201-247-3512. CRANBURY¯ Immaculate, move-in condition, 3 bedroom Features: Ranch,modem kitchen, din’lug room, tile bath,full basement $59,90g. Gardeningg PRINCETONRENOVATOR’S DREAM WantedTo Rent Housesitting Wall-to- Wall carpeting over EASTWfNDSOR - 3 bedroom Ranch, 1 ½ baths,living room Landscaping In the township,on a tree shaded½ acre,with fireplace, withfirc#ilace, panelled rec. room, 2 car garage, nicety land- concrete in 2nd floor apts. centerhall, backstairs, 6 bedrooms,2 baths, detached 2 car scapedlot $59,500. CHEROKEE NURSERIES -- BUSINESS COUPLE - garage;needs a lot of workbut hastremendous potential. If childless seeks 2 bedroom HOUSESITTING-- Police All utilities except Electric treedigging, landscaping, apartment in Somerville, $250- office longor short term, will you’vebeen waiting for a largehome with a prettysetting in a WASHINGTONTWP.¯ Farmhouse,2 apartments, attached lawnmamlenance. 201-320- care Lfor estate & provide Individually controlled heat goodlocation that youcan redo - hereit is. $79,500. garage,1 bedroomdown, 2 bedroomsup $59,S00. 300. References. 609466.9099 6850after 5, 201-238-1512. after 5 pm. security for house& grounds. 2 air conditioners Please save this ad for future WASHINGTON1Wp.. 3 bedroomRanch, living roomwith reference.Call 609-452-1362. Private entrances EAST WINDSORCAPE fireplace,large set-in kitchen, full drybasement, 2 car garage EXPERTTREE WORK-Free I WOULDLIKE TO RENT A Walk-in closets Ona heavilytreed ’/z acrethis attractive3 bedroomunusual $55,300. estimates. Call 609-397-1822. GARAGE-- in the Prince- capeis an outstandingoffering. Featuringa Heat(later ton/Plainsboro area for my HOUSESITTER - Long or Individual balconies fireplace,wine cellar, laundry chute, built-in dresser, dining car. Call 600-799-4449 in shortterm. Will care for pets, Storage room within apt. room,etc. REDUCEDTO$46,900. STANLEYT. WHITEREALTY INC. eveningsor 609452-2300ext 561 plants,property. Excellent Princeton Rd., Hightstow~,N.J. ROTOTILLING--"new lawn, during the day. localreferences. Mature, non- Laundry Rooms sodding, flower gardens. Fast smoker.Ask for Joyce at 609- Realtor 609-448-2477 service. For free estimatecall Superintendent on site [] ..... (609)799-0288 201-297-3196. HOUSE OR APT WANTED. 921-3333,Mon-Fri. 9 to 5, ’ to rent, by couplewith a small MLS an~lme dog and cat. Princeton area or L,. ADLER& SONS-- SIM- wittdn 30-35rains, drive. $200- Gardening & Gardening & $225. Very responsible. Call Apts./Houses Open Mon.-Fri. 53 NORTHMILL ROAD PLICITY-- Snapper mowers. tractors- tillers- Route130, N. Linda,609-921-1528. 12:00-5:00 p.m. PRINCETONJUNCTION, N.J. 08550 Landscaping Landscaping Brunswick,201-297-2474. To Share SINGLE FEMALE - civil Sat. 10-2 p.m. serviceprofessional seeks 609-448-4801 Iledge Trimming DO Y(fU NEEDMEN 1’O DO smallhouse/apt commuting SINGLELADY - needed to Building Building --Rototilling LANDSCAPING?Gardening, Paving d stanceto Trenton. 609.585. rent 1 bdrm & share kitchen Free Estimates lawn mowing, sodding. 5933. facilities with another lady. Services Services seeding, clean-uo, hauling. For information, call before EVERI,ASTING I,AWNS concrete work, 13atin, side- WANTHOUSE TO RENT -- Princeton Township or Bore 2:30 p.m. or after 6 p.m., 201- Dlrectlona:From Princeton: Prlnceton.Hlghtitown Rd.,turn Minting & Maintenance walks, feocing, railroad lies DRIVEWAYS,stone dump 722-3411.Manville. righton Old Trinlon Rd.. % mile turn left andfollow slgnl. FIiANKd. CLEARY- con- Itesidential &Commercial drainage. Wecutfields. Wedo truck rentals, also general by January I or 16 1976t 3 NEI.SON(H.ASS& Iraehlr. All types of concrete urivewavs. We also deliver hauling. Sand, stone,, gravel, bedrooms,living room, dinmg AI,UMINUM work.Free- eshntaies." -- 609-466- 609-443-4340 gravel..~and,topsoil, etc. Call top soil, bankrun, fill dirt room, kitchen, garage, family FRIENDLY FEMALE 45 SI)]{INGST. 2776¯ anytime.609-924-9555. paving, free estimates, 669- room, study, or room to be I’HINCET(fN ¯ 921-0676, used as sludy (major ap- ROOMMATEWANTED - to 6~3.924-2880 TRYUS, pliances, central air -- op- share 2 bedroom apt. with Roofing Movingg YOU’I,LBE GI,AI) YOUDll)t young~ professional new in MIRHORS Iional) for husband& wife, :area. Ntce surroundings with AUTOGLASS NICHOLASLANDSCAPING- PIRONE DRIVEWAY twochildren r (6 yrs. & 2 yrs.), Hauling PI,ATE & WINDt)W(;LASS Fencing trees. $146/mo.600-600-0271 AIA,IED ltO()FING -- New Wedo it all at reasonable CONSTRUCTION-- Stones, no pets 1 or 2 yr. lease. Call after 5 pm. anti old roofs of all Ivpes TOPSOIL - 7%yard truck, $48 rates. Callafterllp.m.201.526. asphalt paving. We also even ngs 600-9214}220. repaired. Ilome remodeled a load, ask for Jeff. 201-246- 0299for free estimates. ’ deliver lop soil. Call anytime, LIGHTHAULING -- cellar, 3075. BY NOV 1, young inside and out. All work FIItEI’I,/tCES VINYLCOATED chain link -- ...... 609-452-9182. businessmanwants apt, small ROOMMATENEEDED -- to attics,garage, yard, cleaned. direct frum manufacturer at share a house, large un- guaranteed.No job too small. Oddjobs, reasonable. 609-443. houseor half house, vicinity fi~1"448-5707. Custom built at reasonable Irenwndnussavings - expert R.H. DEVLIN LAND- DOERLEHLANDSCAPES PrincetonJet, 609-799-3383, furnished room, private bath, 6855. installation. Free estimates. SCAPING. Beautify your reasonable rent, female prices. Masonry,&repair work homethis fall - LANDSCAPE. WantedTo Rent 259-2322,keep trying. ItI,:SIIINGI,ING --’Top qualily ..... of any type. 1’ ree estimates. R I) FENCECO. Landscape Designing (working or grad student). 201-359-1276 Freedesign & estimates. Call and 609452-9087. worklonnship & n;alerials. 201-526-6510. Contracting URGENT..,iii Swedish family Guaranteed satisfaction, WILl, llAUI, IT -- Co rs. E & B MASONItY ROOM & BOARD WANTED - $37.5O per square. Free ;lilies and garages c e ned. 609-799-9.t00 609-924-1221 needs to rent 2-bedroom Call (~-79~-t~0. Consumer for singleman employedat furnishedapartment on a cslinmtes. Call 009-02-1277 OBAI, LawrencevillePrep School. . PERSONWANTED. to share Itureau Hegislerod. Gardening& (;ARI)EN MARKETINGINC. monthto monthbasis. Days t;}:r~i.:i/;{ Lt:(iNT R-Are’aim Lawrencearea. 609-896-0443. call609-921-8560 ext.287. 175year old country house on ItOOI.’ING -- lIE-ROOFING. -- ...... TOPSOIL, STONE& (’ILL -- __ i __ I0 acresin Skillman. $70 per Specializing it; nsphallroofs Newhnmes, add.h,.s Lanascaping Landscape Bulklozer work, (renching and YOUNG PROFESSIONAL monthplus I/5 of utilities. Call ,KendallI’ark,. Quality work. garages, dr vewavs, roof ng, Designer and Contractor land elearing. 201-297-9224or FAMILY-- seeking leaseof NEEDED -- RENT OR Marlabe(wean 7 pm& llpm. manship,l.’ree est. Tom,201- Buildlna custam nulsomlrv~fireplaces, ~7-309l. apartment or house, MinimumSHAREapt. Reasonable for 609.466-1982 ’.,o7.:~m sv.’innning )eels" and patios. "MUMS$2.ll0, Firethorn AlexanderSt. 3 bedrooms. Within com- olderworking woman. Call Services Full line of alum num Orange Berries $3.00, Princeton mutingdistance of Princeton. 609.586-6059or609-448.4454. products. Evergreens $3.00. House 609-924-2401 TOPSOIL -- Fill dirt and Call609-443-5305. WANTEDi one person to Moving & ...... plants 4" pot $1.00~ Hyper- drivewaystone. 6~J-259-7032 or share large farm~oase (inb 9,’M. I,’ISIIEll BUILDEIt’S Humus50 lb. $2.00, Pine Bark, 259-2627"eves. Griggstown) with a ALl.TYPES nf excavating Peat Moss, Scott Lawn TItEE SEHVICE REHEARSEL SPACE FEMALE GRAD. STUDENT - "., ~gaul;n INC. WANTED.in Princetonarea seeksreasonable room or apt. photographer and a weaver, " [lind e earing; sept c svs onls’ ServingI’rioceton area fnr :tO’ Products on Big Sale. Where ItEMOVAL-PIIUNING Bedroomand study/studio, _. drtnns; drwcwaysinstalled. else hut Leyrer &SmithPlant CIIIPPING SCLNIC CREATIONS,INC. (Pref.)by drummer.Will pay withor withoutroommate in Longtermresident desired. 29 eul pal, slimednr paved; c ill years. Financing arranged, I,AII(;E CIIIPPE|i reasonable fee. 609-924..0895.Princetoncenter. Walking ATTICS, BASEMENTSAI Padgetl t201) :159-3735.’filer ¯ (R~J.799-3818 Market, 2020 GreenwoodAve., Designingnnd planting, lawn yrs, or older, Call 201-350-5405, ...... Trenton. Open7 days. 609-587- FOIl IIIRE maintenance,sodding. distancetotrain. Call Pat 609- garages cleaned out. Light 5 p.ot. . 201-782-ag09after 0pro 624-3697. hauling and nmving.201-359- 3333. Comntercialand residential. Freeestimates. Call 609-446- 64()2. UItETIIANE SPItAY FOAM ...... 3473or ll~.I19o.9086 after5 p.m. RESPONSIBLE MARRIED PROFESSIONALman 23 -- NEED ]rEPAIRS. INSUI, A’rIt)N - llouses, COUPLE-- seeks apt, cottage VISITINGPROFESSOR - and wants(o share houseor apt. up SEA WEED-- Liquified or or housesitting eommut ng to $22S/mowithin IS ram, of IIEF LINE FXI’RESS -- IIEMOI)ELING. CON- harns (new and oldf. allies, LAWN SERVICE- Complete familywish to rentnicely STRUCTION?We’ll do jus I)asemeuls, walls, ceilings, granular. The ideal plant mainlenance.Cutting fer- distance to Princeton. furnished4 or 5 bedroomhouse Princeton. I have my own llnusehold mnvers about anything No job Itm roofs. Cummereial and In- vitamin. At Peterson’s Nur- tilizing,planting, weeding, LAWN RESEEDING -- References, 201-359-2860or in Princetonornearby. Jan I furniture and small quiet dog Itcasonable rates. Free sery, Rt. 206 between Prln- (hatchingandtilling. Call 609- leave messagefor Deborah CallSteve. 216-2764886after , cstimalcs.201-5264}646. sma . Itnherlson & Son. 6o9. dnslrial. Future Insulation Prune shrubs &cut trees. Call thruJune 15. Premise loving 737-2260. (’ompany.I~9-397.0132. ceton& Lawrencevlie. anytime201-369..4728. 924-3362. 609452-3750. care.Call 609-921-3646 after 5. 7pm. HOME HI.WTER’,f GUIDE P,,. Thursday, October20,1977 .... - : : ’ 17-B Not ]but !he Distinctive Classical WEST WINDSOR NewI.istings MODELAPARTMENTS ll NOWOPEN I AT House of the Week ’11NEw JERSEY’S "SHOWPLACE" ¯ OVERLOOKINGTHEDELAWARE RIVER! the I~ Theincredible homes at Delaw¯re Rise. Up to 3,000so. ft. and ¯ | overof living ¯rea,brick fronts,as shown in model¯,4 and 5 %Voodmez6 ¯ | bedrooms,2 ½baths, 2-car garage. 6" x 3"of inseletionin ¯ll ¯ | houses.Ciw water, ciW sewers, walks and curbs ere ell Jn- LUXURY APARTMENTS eluded.Wooded lots available.Hil(y ½acre lots with125 ft. m| HAMILTONTOWNSHIP, N.J. ~= rnntAnn Shortwalk to NewMercer County Pa~ 81/,% Interest 6 Models. closeto Princeton¯ minutes to Quaker Srldge Mall Individuallyca.trolled heat and air condltloningtB4mutlful From: hardwoodfloors; kitchenscomplete with dishwasher, 2 door refrigerator.freezer, ovenrange & headsterraces or balconies:onsite parkingfor tenantsand guests. SHERBROOKEESTATES - $80’s $60,99C 4 OUTSTANDING APARTMENT PLANS ~ I Bedroom,I bedroomwith den, i bedroom Prime location - ~alk to train, school~ and shopping. Spacious four bedroom, 2½ bath Pricesincludes azr condlllonlng in mosthomes wlth country kitchen and2 bedrooms. homeon a half acre, eat-in kitchen, living room, dining room, family roomwith sliding glass doors Renting Office on premises open 11 A.M. to 6 leading to patio. Central air. Lowtaxes. $g4,990. II q)Fj WAILE Nestled in the woodsof RobinDHve, Montgomery Township, this four bedroom P.M. every day except Thursday. PHONE(609) WilliamsburgCape boasts a cozyfamily room with an exceptionalbrick fireplace, eat-in 587-2414. Renting Agent LombardoAgency. kitchenwith French doors to a screenedporch with ¯ cathedralceiling, livingroom with bay DIRECTIONS:From Princeton area - Southon Route1 to window,dining room, three and¯ hall baths, full basement.Secluded but clo~to shopping, FIRSTTIME OFFERED- 3 bedroom, 2 full bath QuakerBridge Rd. (by themail). Left turnusing jughandle in an outstandingschool system, minutes front Princeton,asking ...... $118,500. Ranch.Finished basementwith bar on treed lot ’RISE HughesDr. Turnleft to Woodmere. with large rear porch. Offered at $53,500. 1114River Rd., EwlngTwp., N.J. FromHamilton Square-Mercerville area. Take Route 33 West Jt )IIN to 5 points.Take Edinburg Rd. to HughesDr. Turnleft to EasyCommuting to Phlla. & NewYork Woodmare. EXCELLENTCONDITION - Princeton Junction, DM:From N.Y. ¯ No.JImey: Tek, Trpk. SO. ta E=lt9. at. I to1.95 So. % ml. pall FromCranbury-Eest WEndsor area - takePdnceton-Hightstown q-IENDER,.,8ON,,, MotorV,h. In|p. ShL Conllnu, IoExit 1 St.29 N ([ambert~ll,). TQk¯ light Fork walk to train, schools, shopping. Immaculate3 Rd.(Rt. 571) to OldTrenton Rd. Turn left to HughesDr. (just R EA LTORS S*me,et C*unty (111.2IN) make ha at 3rd. Slglff to mad,h.From Pa. ¯ St.I.S5. Acm|s $~dde¢ oestMercer County College). Turn right to Woodn~ere. bedroom, 2½ bath home. Almost maintenance FMblads, to hit 29N(t ombertvlll,)Exit at 2rid. |lgh~~ medeb. From T~nton Route206, Belle Mead,New Jersey 08502 " Multiple Listing Service Rt. 29N(John Fhch Way towardWash. C~l|lnll dlrl~ to modeh.F~m Prin. free. Newexterior siding, aluminumwork, storms c.~n-take m, 204. I.SS I$o. Co~Snu. on=1 ibow. v MercerCounty (201) 874-5191 HuntordonCounty and screens, gutters and downspouts.14 x 25’ Open 6 Days a Week 10 A.M.-5 P.M. MultipleListing Service Princeton Real Estate Group MultipleListing Service panelledfamily roomwith fireplace, central air, Closed Thursdays. RoomsFor Rent Apts.For Rent wall to wall carpeting, drapes, attic fan, fenced yard, mature landscaping. ONLY$75,000. MODELPHONE: (609) 883-5603 FURNISHED ROOM FOR LAWRENCEVILLE-- Live i GENTLEMAN- on "quiet right for just $.25.0: Every New Custom Development street, 2 blocks off MainSt. extra, laundry iacitity, ap- Manville.Call days, 201-722. pliances. Call CustomBuilt OPENHOUSE 0070or eves. 201-722-5524. HOMERENTALS PRINCETONJUNCTION - 4-5-6 bedroom, 2 ½ bath Broker$40. Homes colonials, with fireplace, panelled family room, 609.394.5900 Furnished Room for gen- formalliving and dining room,full basement,2 car tleman -- Private entrance Wm.Bucci Builder, Inc. garageon ½ acre. starting in the 80’s. HILTON with kitchen, 510 Washington 1 BDRM.APT - in 2 tam. Ave., Manville. 201-722-6293. home, Kend. Park area, Is. 11 EAI,TY CI)..f Pit I NCETI)N.I NC. yard & swim. pool. Minutes Forinformation, from shopping & N.Y. bus. COMFORTABLY FURN- Reas. rent. Call 201-237-.4073 call ISHED ROOM -- to quiet aft. 5:30 p.m. & weekends. (609)799-2058 ANYTIME businessman.Private bath, pot.entr., refrig. A/C & TV, (609) 924-0908 "The PeoplePleasers" 609-924-1707. AWAY MOST WEEKENDS? Greatset-up for responsible 18 DEBBIE LANE PETERL. OLIVER REALI’Y, Inc. ’ROOM & SEMI- EFF- young professional or PrincetonStation Office Park ICIENCES - at weekly graduatestudent. 609-443.3857. Apts.For Rent EAST WINDSOR, NJ rate. Princeton ManorMotel, Bldg. 6-- 14WashingtonRoad MonmouthJet. 201-329-4555. Sun., October23rd 1-4 P.M. Princeton Junction US Hwy#1. ALLENTOWN,N.J. PENNS NECK COZY -- 1 DEVONSHIREESTATES - Super 4 bedroom, 2½ bedroom only $150. Loaded New1 bedroom,living room bath Colonial beautifully decorated on a MemberPrinceton Real EstateGroup - N.A.B.A. ROOMS IN HiGHTSTOWN & with every extra. RelocationService with over 5.000Realtors Members WEST WINDSOR-- Call 639. diningroom, kitchen, color~ magnificently landscaped lot with inground tilebath, luxury apts. $210. HOME RENTALS 890-0926days, 4484280 ni~,hLs. Broker $40. heated pool. Central air, raised hearth brick Immediate occupancy. fireplace, manyspecial features. Truly a mustto Privateentrance private 609-334.59~ Llnda Altland PeterL. Oliver. Realtor LIz Oliver Apts. For Rent porch,air conditioning, see. MichaelGorczycki Frank Vuano carpeting thermopane, DIRECTIONS:From Rt. #130,take Dutch Neck Road to lob ColeenNichols Ell KowainH screens,spacious closets, and APT WITH VICTORIAN QUALITY HOUSESIN HEAVILY WOODED charm - in historic Lam- ontoOxford, proceed to right onSunon, 3 blocks for right on Ann Nook DenialKlelnberg BEECHWOODMANOR. Double cul-de-sacs cabinets.Refrigerator/- DebbieLane. Folinwsigns. ONE & TWO BEDROOM freezer, range/oven, bertville. 1 bedroom, $250 provide pleasing seclusion. Call us for APTS.-- for immediateoc. washer/dryerfacilities, TV includes water and heat. 609- details. cupancyat WindsorCastle, E. antenna,reserve parking. 466-2363eves. WindsorTwp. From Princeton take571 to OldTrenton Rd. APARTMENT 3 rooms l q,l Nass¯uStreet e q2 l-b06il CRESTWOOD makea rightthen proceed to COLONIAL ARMS singlesordaub es, no pets. 609- See OarOll,er Ads. thefirst left beyond a couple 609-259.7540 448-3559. DiDONATOREALTORS r~;,t T,,re ¯ hundredfeet from Old Trenton BREZA ROAD Road. 609448-5995. (off Yardville-AllentownRd.) HOPEWELL- STUDIO apt 2801Nottingham Way, Trenton, N.J. 08619 ¯ 609-5B6-2344 $230 includes water and heat 6O9-466-2363eves. SPACIOUS APT. -- First .UNFURNISHED NEW floor,3 bdrms,2 baths, LUXUEY APTS. I & 2 Apts. For Rent ’Houses For Rent fireplace,lg.basement, yard, bedrooms. $300 and up. SUBLET-- 1 BR, w/balcony. Apts./Houses Rooms For Rent gar.Bore, walk to Nassau.¯MeadowLane Apts 5 minute’sFox Run Apts. Heat & hot $550.,separate utils. Owner fromPr ncetonJct. Call 609- water incl. $276/mo. Avail. 4 ~/~ ROOMS- basement, d~’=~’==’B~"’~ To Share occupied,quiet home, adults 452-8220. 10/30. 609-799-0282. couple preferred. Apply 246 FURNISHED STUDIO ROOM preferred.609-921-0707 or201- North 7th Ave., Manville, 10 - l ’;~ milessouth of Washington782-0609. am to 7 pm. SEEKING PROFESSIONAL- Rd. on US#1. $17Sall utihties inc. Call 609-924-3792after 6 MANVILLE-- Beautiful5 rm. ROSSMOOR RETIREMENT malein twentiesto share4 apt.Security. Nochildren, no COMMUNITY-- living rm, bedroomhouse on a woodedlot pm. -- TWIN RIVERS DNE NORTHERN COUNTRY pets.Inquire 201-722-0706 from dining rm, enclosed porch, 2 MAN~’ILLE- 3 rms. Apply at BEDROOM, ONE BATH with 2 females and one male. bdrms, unfurnished, available 011Frech Ave. or call 201-722. IL~"~-~--: Located 2 miles from Prin-. SPOT-- HunterdonCounty, 2 2-0. CONDOWITH PATIO - $315. ’i" FURNISHEDROOM -- with/- bedrooms$225. Heat pard, Novl. 6 rues. rental. $363plus 1973. MONTHLY ceton Junction un N. Post Rd. K ds OK security. 201-329-6309. in Lawrenceville. $10f/mo. without kitchen privileges, available Nov 1. Location flaME RENTALS EastWindsor 5 ROOMSfor a period of 6-3 -- TWIN RIVERS plus utilities. Call 609-799-1972 mths.Details call 609-440-2310. ±: ~-Y;!]i:~ :. !~:’i after 6 pm. convenient to Quaker Bridge Broker$40. T 0 W N H O U S E, T W 0 Mall, Princeton. Prefer 609-394-5900 BE SELECTIVE! ONEBEDROOM APART- Prefer professional adults. BEDROOMS,QUADIV,-$400. ~! i ll~l woman.Call 609.896-0623. MONTHLY WANTED- Male student or MENT-- overlooking Car- HOPEWELL--2family house LongStanding negie Lake on a large wooded male between the ages of 21 ResponsibleMgmt. -- EAST WINDSOR, TWO and 30 to share 2 bedroom w/nice yard & garage. FIRST lot in Princeton. Private ca- ATTENTIONTENANTS -- floor floor - 2BR,huge kitchen, trance, balcony, new wall to Rundreds of ready rentals. BEDROOM HOUSE WITH apartment in Lawrenceville. FURNISHED BEDROOM AllModern LARGE YARD AND FRUIT " "~ I~’-"""~- ’-’ Call 6G9-333-4609after 5. AVAILABLEin Princeton $300. SECONDfloor - 1 BR, wall carpeting, air- We’vegot you covered. 7 or- twnhse. Central location. Pond $200. UtiLextra. Nodogs. Non- FinelyMaintained conditioning, separate thor- rices to serve you. TREES- $350. MONTHLY ~,- ;;:, Tennis Courts & golf course smokersplease. 609-924-7078. l & 2 Bedroomapts. mostat, dishwasher, HObIE RENTALS "-’=’~ ~ nearby. Washer/dryer, pyre. FullyCarpeted washer/dryer, freshly Broker$40. FOR WOMAN- share a FullyAir Conditioned 609-394-5900 " beautiful house new and bath & phone, patio & porch. SwimClub Available decorated. Furnished or un- comfortabe in Princeton $250mo. Call Eric, 639-924- APT. SUBLETNOV 1 -- Fox SomeBalconies or Patios furosiehd. Couple preferred. suburbs. 609-443-3567. 4054. Run, one mos. - one 7r. No children. No pets. Lease, renewal2nd I fir. overlooking NEWELEMENTARY SCHOOL SHARON ARMS afterSeCuritY’5pm.$375/m°"609-924-2263 Princeioo-HightstownRd’. river &woods. One BR I bath, Located onSharon Rd.off of HousesFor Rent "incl. heating & hot water. Eastwindsor, N.J. NEXTTO TRACT SKIP, SHARON & DOUG UNUSUAL BACHELOR Circle at Intersection of Rts. would like to share their $236/mo.609-799-4265 eves. 130& 33 near Tnpkexit 7-Ajust 609-448-6555,; SUITE-- 3 roomscompletely TWiN RIVERS MANYEXCLUSIVE FEATURES Princeton Jct. farmhouse & furnishedwith new modern ~, minorth of Rt. I-9S. FURNISHED- 3 room apt., grounds with another young kitchenin charmingprivate 2ndfloor of familyhome in woman,23-33 years. Pelase BROOKWOODGARDENS Rocky Hill. $330/moplus I 2 BedroomCondo: $335 per ’KENDALLPARK -- seven residence % mile from ALLENTOWN-- Comfortable monthsecurity. Utilities ’in- month roomranch, 1½ baths, garage, ,II call us at 609-799-2070,PEACE. PrincetonUniv. All utilities living, only $165. Kids OK. Located on Hickory Corner F OM$51,900 Rd. of/ Rte. 130. cluded,professional male 2 BedrOomTownhouse: $340 patio, storage shed, Nov. I | included.Reliable non- Ready today. permonth occupancy$475/mo. Danis | FOUR MAGNIFICENT NEW MODELS smokinggentleman only need From$330 639-446-3331 6030.°nly’Callalter3p’m"609"024"3 BedrOomTownhouse: $425 ReaRy, Realtor, 201-297-2322. | apply.Garage space available HOMERENTALS ACROSS FROM MERCER MANOR Broker140. WYNBROOK WEST permonth RoomsFor Rent is desired. Call 639-924-2478 609o394-59~ 3 BedroomSingle Family: I COLLEGE between1:30 - 2:30 and 7:30 - Locatedon DutchNeck Rd. off SUBLET--DeerCreekApts, 2 $450 per month FOR RENT --Twin Rivers | 8:30 pro. Rte.130 bdrm, 2 bath, pool, tennis, twnhse, 2 bdrms, 1’/2 baths, | OPEN EVERY DAY FOR INSPECTION LARGE DESIRABLE ROOM From$235 609-446-3363 Quadl, walk to pool, shopping, | FOR RENT - 2nd floor golf. Avail. Dec. 1, $314/mo. CLEARBROOK FROM 12 NOON FOR RENT - 2 minutesto Eves.609-799-4265. school.$395 roD.6G9.448-1422 | apartment,4 rooms & bath, CHESTNUT WILLOW | campus. No smoking. No VERYNICELY -- ft’.’nish~nlce quiet neighborhood with Locatedon DorchesterDr. ’ 2 BedroomTimberline Model: ,eves. cookingprivileges. ¯Parking $430 per month I 609-924.4474. roomwith share ol kit.& no childrenor pets.Available nearPrinceton - Hightstown refrig.Prof. gentleman November I. Pleasecall 609- Rd. DUPLEX-- Hopewell, 2 II ONLY A FEWREMAINING I. preferred. 609-921-6242after 5. HAMILTON SQUARE -- bedroomsliving room, dining | s FURNISHEDROOM - for rent 924-4433between 12 &4. From$225 609.448.6960Modern2ed floor, 2 bedroom room, kitchen, I’,~ baths, II withprivate entrance. Call apt. Large rooms, heat fur- garage. AvailableOct. IS. 609. | DIRECTIONS:Frlml R! I [I 130Ctrchr¯ INewHtur,=~**t~ kl l.lk.. 609-440-8407anytime. ntshed.$305/mo. No pets, 924-4523. | RETIREMENT MOTEL -- UNUSUAL BACHELOR EWING- 4 onebedroom apts, referencesrequired. Cai1609- Rt. i. South17 Miles Io Rt. 533IPol! Merce~.Metcorv,rle~ Tak,, beautiful room and board SUITE-- 3 rooms completely allimmaculate in private2 586-9232. Jugh¯ndleto Cross Back Over R,. I ILell TnrnlFollow Ill. 53.;, furnished with new modern familyhome approx. 20 rains, I (OuakelBridge Rd.I To the Thlrcl Trattic Liuht 7tJrrl Lt!tl On,o ROOM AVAILABLE -- $125 facilities for the retired on 13 fromPr nceton.Some with ---- SOUTHBRUNSWICK ¯ Fresh ,11 permonth. Kitchen washer, acres of nine, quiet country kitchen in charming private YoungsRd. Folltlw thru Io HughesDr TurnRigh ir~t I u i. w residence a4 mile from fireplaces,carpeting, garage, APARTMENTFOR RENT - Impressions. 6 month old, 7 II Thruto MERCERMANOR NORTH. (609l 586.6226 dryer,piano privileges, lund. Call 609-7.58.8300or 201- Princeton Univ. All utilities yards, a/c porches, 2nd fir. walkingdistance to RR room split, 2½ barns, e/a, il Bus/caravailable. Non- 021-8757. included. Reliable non- washer, dryer, refrigerator,’| FROMSOMERVILLE: Take Route 206 South to Pr,nct!tnrl. washer/dryerpanelhng dish- & University. 2 bdrms, Proceedto Rt. I (SouthlThen Frdlow abow, Oirections. smoking,non.drinking, female smokinggentleman only need washer,new ~ths & kiTChens,bathtub bath, living rm dishwasher, 2ear garage, lorl| preferred. Office 609452-4279 apply.Garage space available storageetc. Prices $275-$375, w/fireplace, small kit- 2 year lease..$,550. January L 11 ExclusiveAgent:. (4276), home 600-921-1496. LAWRENCEVILLE-- if desired. Call 609-924-2478somew thutilities. 201-992- cbeaetfe, long lease preferred. 1978 occupancy DANIS II Choir College University, Completehouse privileges, between 1:30 - 2:30and 7:30 - IDEAL REALTYCO.,INC. REALTOR(201) 548-6720 0456or 609-989-9781or 201-821- $325 to $375 per month.Adults REALTY,INC. IREALTORS.’ Seminary students welcome. Parking. 609-896-94~7, 8:30 pm. 7123after E pm. only. 609-924-0024. 201-297-2822. 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MANVILLE BUILDINGLOTS EXCLUSIVE Wewiff build to suit on the followinglots: 60’x 100’,90’ x 100’and 100’ x 100’.Call for details...Theywon’t lastl MANVILLE SAYS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Olderstucco finished Cape Cod Bomm! featuring 3 cozybedrooms, nicesize living room,kitchen, cozy den, full bath, fun Withbeautifully lowtaxes basement,with hot water heat. Countwstyle front androar Andeasy commuting porches.Walking distance to schools,churches Et shopping at OiI~KFIELD canter,Low, low taxes.Call 3 & 4 BEDROOMS now... won’ttest. 10%DOWN TOQUALIFIED 9UVFRR from$45,500 ...... $39,500. MILLSTONEAREA TWIN RIVERS HOMES FOR LIVING HISTORICALZONE AFFORDABLECONDO:Excellent 3 yearold condominiumwith all 5 ecruparcel, high end dry. ADULTCOMMUNITY: Cleerbrook Condo Resales. Two bedroom ...... $,19,000. appliances,central air, wallto wallcarpeting, balcony, modern apartmentsto threebedroom single family homes with garage. kitchen,living room,dining room, ceramic bath and 15 x 16 &~,NVILLE bedroom.Only $23.900. Security,maintenance, golf, swimming,appliances, club house, resalesstarting at $34,500. NORTHSIDE IMMACULATECONDO=Super 2 bedroom,2 full bathmaintenance Older2½ stow Co)onisl of- freefirst floor condominium.Modern kitchen, lovely foyer, large SHADEDRANCH: Many large trees surroundthle excellentranch fering 3 bedrooms,nice size combinationlivlng/dining room, patio, central air, centralvac, all homeon a 70x 212lot in EastWindsor. Featuring 21’ living room, Ranchand 2-story houses in excitingpe0ple-0riented living room,huge dining room, appliancesand more¯ $25.500. largeeat.in kitchen and much more. Priced right at $39,900. modernkitchen, laundw room, designsfor familieslarge and small. Fine construction full bath,finished rec room in PRICEDTOSELL= Excellent Ouad n location,all appliances,3 on woodlandsites with privacyand individuality. In basement,macadam driveway, bedrooms,1 V~ baths, modern eat-ln kitchen, formal dining, large CREAMPUFF RANCH: Immaculate inside and out andlocated on e LaceyTownship, where the lowesttaxes in OceanCoun- 2 cargarage. Home in excellent living room,full basementand quick occupancy $30,9S0, quiet100 x 200site withmature trees in EastWindsor. Features condition. 10%down to includeliving roomwith picture window, large eat-in kitchen with ty makeownership easy¯ qualifiedbuyers ..... $,45,500. FRESHLYPAINTED= Recanted repainted interior andin move-in newself-clean range, 3 bedrooms,ceramic bath. full basement Six models.Large h0mesites. Excellent financing withrec room, central air, deckand patio, cyclone fence, garage, SOMERSET condition.Excellent Ouad IV townhousewith largeliving room, for qualifiedbuyers. Come see beautiful 0akfleld n0w! formaldining room, combination kitchen and family room, 3 large storageshed, carpeting and more $5f,900. 6 acre partly woodedparcel bedrooms,2 V;r baths,full basement,all appliances, carpeting and nearColonial Park. Nice piece more $.19,900. SPLIT-COlONIAL:Lovely100 x 200East Windsor site framesthis DIRECTIONS:From for horseranch ...... $.43.000. spacioussplit colonial.Foyer, 25’ living room,formal dining, extra Allentown.takeat. 539 south. e" FINL~I~DBASEMENT: Lovely three bedroom,2 V~ bath townhouse largeeat-ln kitchen, family room, 4 la rgebedrooms, 2 ½baths, 32’ C;0SSRL70 & after applox. E B CHARNESKI& withexcellent finished family room on lowerlevel. Modern eat-in enclosedsun porch, basement, 2 car garage,energy saving extra tO0yards bear left on Rt. 530 "~lIs~ .o’v~’dl~l~il~?~.= kitchen,formal dining, patio, C/A, all appliances,community insulationand attic fan,all appliances,16x 32above ground pool, east(becomes Lacey hoed). BONGIORNO pool,tennis and so much more¯ $40,900 (P.S. Seller win assist in storageshed and more $$11,900. FOLLOWSIGNS TO FORKED ~., closingcosts). nlVER.Pass over Garden State ~,~ Realtors& Insurors Palkway(atExit 74). Follow 42 S. Main St. SUPERSINGLE: One third acreprivate corner lot framesthis top BESTBI.LEVEL: Top ½ acre well manicuredsite with perennial signstoOakfield. MAJESTIC, GEORGIANCOLONIAL - Circular gardenin EastWindsor. Immaculate condition end featuring X Manville singlefamily in Quadn. Over22’ living/dlningroom combination stairway off dramatic foyer. Elevenlarge rooms. withFIREPLACE, eat-in kitchen, 3 largebedrooms, 2 ½ baths, full foyer,living room,dining room, handsome eat-in kitchen,huge 0AKFIELD¯ WESTERN 8LVO,. LACEY TWP. (609) 693.3888 201-722-0070 familyroom with fireplace, 4 bedrooms,2 full baths,2 cargarage, MAID’S WINGWITH CERAMICTILE BATH. 5 basement,garage, all appliances,slate foyer and more Previewshowing lhrough J. PaulTaylor Agency av*n;n|H~,,, ~ on tu~. ’Svn. &F~. $52,900. patio,central air, qualitycarpoung and more SS9,900. tl~e,,l: Z01.;Z2.SS24 bedrooms,3Yz ceramic tile baths. Entertain in YOUROWN BALLROOM with 22’ bar. Panelled CUSTOMCOLONIAL: Quality construction on an excellenthalf Business family roomwith brick fireplace. Professionally acresite in EastWindsor. Energy saving double insulation, :IKFIELD landscapedlot with maturedtrees and flowering oversizedheaUng system, quick recovew hot water,enic fan, ell shrubs. Quality. $125,000. enclosedin a lovely4 bedroom,2 ½ bath home with family room, Oi Properties denor 5th bedroom,lovely eat-in kitchen, furl basement,garage, a unique communltg OPENHOUSE formaldining and much more $65,900. PRINCETON. Approx.5600 1 WOODLANEESTATES sq.ft. of well located fire B I resistant commercialspace in | J Saturday& Sunday- !-4 P.M. QUALITYSPLIT: Lovely split levelhome on a halfacre site in East Windsorwith room to spare¯Gracious foyer, beamed ceiling Rving Resort a ...... exceltentconditionwithar~e.parking, for sale. I 609-924-0 .... ~...... r roomwith brick fireplace, formal dining, eat-in kitchen, family "roper"esI" TIReSort roomwith brick fireplaceplus separate "IV roomand separate Properties ¯ /~ i;:’ !~+" studyand 5, yes5 bedrooms,2 ½ baths, basement, 2 car garage HOPEWELL STORAGE andmuch more $69,900. SPACE- $30.609-466-2363. BEACHFRONT APT -- on VENICE FLORIDA -- 2 beautiful Sapphire Bay, St. bedroomgarden condo, on the COUNTRYRANCH: Over 1 ½ acresin convenientW. Windsor CONTEMPORARYRANCH:Brand new custom ranch on just under Thomas. Ground floor gulf fully equipped.Golf, EAST WINDSOR-- Office locationframes this top notchcedar sided ranch. Gracious foyer, a full acrein WashingtonTownship. 21’ Uvingroom with stone sleeping-living room, large term’is& fishingnear. Off- space. Corner of Rt 571& living roomwith corner brick fireplace, formal dining, extra large fireplace,formal dining, ultra modernkitchen, den with brick bedroom,equipped kitchen, 2 seasonrates. $180/week & StocktonSt. DanisRealty, countrykitchen, family room, 2 full baths,3 bedrooms,basement. fireplace,4 largebedrooms, 2 ½baths, full basementwith 2 extra baths, air conditioned. Ac- $540/mo.609-.466-2426. Inc’.Realtors. 609-448-5858. 2 car garageand cooling 36’ ~n.ground pool and patio. Relax and finishedrooms, 2 car garage,central air andvacuum, huge patio commedatesup to 5 persons. INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED- CUSTOMQUALITY Maid and hnen service call now $65,900. andmany more custom extras $97,500. CONSTRUCTION- CHARMING DETAILS. BROWSE provided. Tennis courts. POCONOS-- Big Bass Lake, STORAGE-- outside, heavy swimmingpool, water sports, newhome, fplc, pool, skiing, equipment,trucks, etc. t or THRUTHESE UNIQUE HOMES. From$92,890. restaurant on premises. Weekends.weekly, seasonal, more. near Rte 1 & 295 in- DlaECTIONS; Route 206 to ColdSoil Roadto first right on Reasonable.Call 609-924-2020.609-448-0751. terchange Lawrence609-896- WoodLane to homes.

3 BEDROOM-- furnished ATTENTIONBUSINESSMEN m & WOMEN-- Uniqueretail "’;’(._Lcttt(.lttt ; ct ranch with gas base heat and Business store for rent, ideal location, enclosed glass porch on main Lawrencevllln, N.J. lagoon in Beach Haven West, P rooertiesr~ -. rte E. Windsor¯ 609-443- ! 609-896.0005 adjacent to Long Beach 6578. Island. Available for im- mediate occupancy. Asking HUNTERDON COUNTY OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT $29,900.Call Areal,609-597-8643 -- central NassauSt. Smallor Land For Sale Land For Sale after 6pmor 597-3211before INCOME PROPERTIES large, avail, now, low rent. 5pm. Telephonesecretarial services available. 609-924-2040. & HEAVILY WOODED HUNTERDON COUNTY - BUILDINGLOTS - with Flemingtonarea. From 3 to 0 TOWNHOUSE AT LOTS OFFICESPACE available -- 5 maturegrowth. An ex- acre buildinglots. $199~ to CAMELBACK SLOPES - 3 startingat $9,900Guaranteed rooms. Off street parking, ceptionaloffer ofprivate and $30,000. Various locations. bedroom,available weekend, buildahle center of Hightstown.Call 609- secludedwoodlandina choice East Amwell& Delaware H .ouses For Rent HousesFor Rent HousesFor Rent HousesFor Rent week,month. Call 609-298-7919 44a.05o6. After 5pro 609-448- areaof executivehomes in the Twps. Percolation & soil logs or883.2743. Tollfree in .N.J., 800-352-4877 6654. David’sLane sectionon completeready tobulld. Deed Callanytime, leave message. WHITE CLOUD FARM }’OR PRINCETON -- Priceless. 3 T H RE E B E D RO 0 M ATTENTION TENANTS -- SourlandMountain in restrictionas to sze of home& I{ENT-A lovelyrambling old bedrooms,garage, air, DUPLEX-- on WashingtonHundreds of readyrentals. POCONOHIDEOUT - 3 balm. APARTMENTS-- 24 units in HiIlsboroughTownship. 3 approvalof plansby owner. Colonialonce "inhabited by wall/wallkids & petsOK. Rd. WestWindsor, walking We’ve got you covered,7 of- fireplace, pooltable, free golf, Trenton;$160,000, gross about acres,$20,900; 3 acres,Terms to qualifiedbuyers. CharlesLindbergh offers Great prec. tennis pool $100 weekendPRINCETON-- 7500 sq. ft. of $47,000.For offering sheet call $34,500;3 acres,$26,9001 3 CalIMannyWolfReaIEstatc,, everymmgfor country Itwng distancetotrain&RCA,only5rices to serveyou. autumn,families. 201-846-0012.primeoffice space in excellent 201-329-6309. acres$22 900 10 acreswith RD #’7,Flemington, NJ 2gl-782- IIOMERENTALS rains, from Nassau St. HOMERENTALS stream,$32,50O. Please call 4734. at it’s best. 2 lie. rms BrokerS40. location on main thoroughfare w/fireplaces, din. rm, w/built. Available Oct. 10, $375 plus BrokerS40, directly acrossfrom Princeton 201-722-9020. EISENHOWER .... 609-394-5900 utilities. 609-921-1451after 6 609-394-5900 GALLERY OF HOMES. in storage closets, large Airport. Immediate oc- 1,000 to 2,500 square feet of picture windowoverlooking p.m. -- LONGBEACH ISLAI~D -- cupancy, unlimited parking. .... 16 + WOODED ACRES - on garden, mud.country kitchen, RENTME. I’m a vacant 4/5 LOVELADIES HARBOR, 4 commercialor manufacturing center hall Colonial in West COTTAGEFOR RENT- 2-3 Call 6{)9-924-8?90or 201-022- space suitable for boutiques. LAWRENCETWP. -- Reeder mountainsidenear Bear built-in cupboards, double bedrooms, immaculate bdrm2 full baths living rm 6046. professional offices or craft Ave.Ig0x300’ lot, near Rider Mountain Bridge. One hour 20 oven and greenhouse. Huge Windsorwith top of the line LAWRENCEVILLE -- on kitchen/dining area, family Collegeand close to Princetonminutes by trainto Grand everywhere in the home. condition, quiet Hopewell. rm, large deck, bulkheaded studio available at the CentralStation. Garrison library w/shelving and acreage. Only $27&Gracious 5 neighborhood, available now. Chocolatefactory in Hopewell & Lawrenceville.609-392-5994 N.Y. School District. BeautifuJ powoer rm, master bedrm, Carpets, windowcoverings, rooms, extras, kids & pets with dock, fully furnished. Call or392-7827. central air, 2 car garage, full $360plus utilities. 609.924.7484.Mr. Herllhy, daytime, 212.7a6- for as low as $320 per square views.Several spectacular w/bath 2 bedrooms & bath, great. foot. Availableapprox. Nov. 1 extenstvez attic storage, basement, family room with 9404, eves. 609-799.0733. 2 stores, 2 apartmentslone 3 .... residentialbuildmgs sites. fireplace. Allthisandmorefor HOME RENTALS FOR RENT- Mexico-Villa, Ca 1 609-921-6787from 9:30 - EXCLUSIVELOTS -- in Elm $50,000.Reply Box #01504, flagstone patio, 26x50Sylvan BrakerllO. rooms & one 5 roomsl. P/~ 4:30. RidgePark, l~ acres~$28,500 Princeton Packet. Pool, 2 car garage. $850/mo. $650amonth. Ca11609-799-1100. 609-3944900 gardens, overlooking city, garage, full basement, corner valley. Ideal climate, Write LONG BEACH ISLAND- lot. Construction brick & & up.Princeton prestige az:ea. Walter B. Howe,Inc. 6336,Lawrencevllle, NJ 08648. eceanrrontbouse 3bdrms 1=/~ IlaroldA. Pearson,609-737- Realtor baths. ~0/day aher Sept~ 10. cinder block. Low upkeep. 2203. MII.LSTONETOWNSIIIP I Thompson Land l [ PRII~CETON TOWNSHIP Newly decorated & painted. OFFICE SPACEFOR RENT- RENTAL-- the charming, 609-799-2~5. Income$9280 per year. Asking 800sq. ft. Rt. 130& Princeton 195 Nassau, Princeton HOUSEFOR RENT - 4 bdrms cozy, 3 bdrm I bath ranch, RENTAL-- New home near $65,000. Road, Carduners Shopping CRANBURYTOWNSIIIP 3.51 acres, wooded, on hard (609)921-7655 [ 2’ : baths, living rm, diningrm with garage & porch (on Mercer County Community Center.Call 609-448-0574. road. 120.85frontage. Asking, ;~ family rm. Central air, woodedtetl is nowready for College. Living room, dining POCONOS-- woodedbuilding LOUIS R. DREYLING 0.5 acres bordering Rte 130 & $21,000. furnished, washer/dryer,2 car inspection. 1 or 2 adults room, 4 bedrooms, 2½ baths, lot. Year round resort BROKER Dey Rd. Level & wooded. FARMHOUSE-- 15 min. from garfige. East Windsor.609-443. preferred, no pets. Avail. after family room,double garage, . location, l ;,n acres, $7800.Call 181 GatzmerAvenue DUU’L’UKtS, LAW~P.;K:5, Asking$7000 per acre. 15 to LOUISILDREYLING Princetonon15 rolling acres,a 3929. NOV.15. 609-921-6936eves. $550/mo. Country Heritage 609-799-3046. Jamesbury, NJ PROFESSIONALS -- 25% down. Owner will take BROKER bedrooms, negoUab[e price. Real Estate, Realtors. 609-799- 201.621.6441 Professional building for back mortgage. 181GatzmerAvenue IIOME RENTALS 8181¯ lease Ideal location, rte #130, Jamesburg, NJ Broker$4O, ROUSEFOR RENT-- ideally E Windsor, unlimited LOUIS B. DREYLING 201-521-0441 3 BEDROOMHOUSE. in the 1 HR. FROM HIGHTSTOWN,BARN FOR LEASE -- can " 009-394.5900 located one block from centerof Princeton.Walking parking, will convert to suit. BROKER Princeton High School. 4 4thfrom the ocean, Surf City, accommodate 6 box stalls. 609-443,-6578. 181 GatzmerAvenue distanceto University,EAST WINDSOR-4 bedroom Duplex, turn., dee heat. 609- feedWater, roomelectric, & corraIarea.huge hay JustteR, 1 ACRE- lovely area, ap- : bedrooms, 1 "bedroom ex- shopping,schools, & buses. Colonial in excellentlocation. Jamesburg,NJ tremely large (approx. 448-3322. 201-52t.6441 proveupare & soil log test. , HALFDUPLEX-- 2~ bdrms, Ren[includesrefrigerator, Available Nov. 5 at $456/mo. off 1-95, Hopewell Twp. LAWRENCEVILLE-- office near Green Acres Park. 20 ~arage, avail. Nov.." 1 mile 35’x20’) &wouldbaidealas an washer& dryer. $475 monthly, plus utilities. I year lease. 1½ $75/month. Mike Kuzma," ACRES & 31 ACRESgeneral worn Princeton Jct. ~’4~ artist’s studio. Complete ReplyBox #01512,Princeton monthconditioned. security 808-448-4081required. Air spacecentrally located on Station. 3 miles from PU lZ~ renovation I year ago includes Packet. SECLUDEDSWISS CHALET Realtor. 609-883-7109.. FranklinCorner Road near FOR SALE -- Corner lot industrial 50 ACRES all new walls, cenings oak -- in Peconos. Fireplace 4 206;l room,15 x 17;2-room $22,000.Cranbur~ Neck Rd & residential- a~rcultural, moathsseeurity, I year lease~ weekdaysfor appointment. excellentfrofitage. Plus many $4751fi’non~lplulutilities.C~ll floors, new kitchen, 2 new seasonactivities, pr[v. lance, PROFESSIONAL OFFICE suite,each 15 x 17.609-896- MapleSt.. Platnsboro. NJ baths, c/a & complete in- pool, ski slope, tennis, etc. BUILDING SPACE 1850. Justunder I acre.Write to more fine land listings HOUSE FOR RENT -- Sleepssix. Asking$32,900. Call AVAILABLE.609-443-1150. LosterA. Sayler PO Box 310, available.Call MID.JERSEY 315.605"799"2237or 452-2111ext. sulation whichkeeps heating COUNTRY DEAL OF THE Spacious 0½ room house. REALTY,201-359-3444. costs surprisingly low. Full DAY--Only$135.6rooms,blg Countrysetting, modern 609-393-3112or 882-0954, Mayaguez,P.R. 00708. basement& parring for 2 cars. yard,kids OK, fenced in. PRINCETON-- Excellent Available November1st. $585 IIOME RENTALS kitchenwith new dishwasher, ¯ facility for your domputer Land For Sale TWINRIVERS CONDO-. per month plus utilities. 609- oil baseboardheating, $400 center. Self contained air FORSALE BY OWNER -- MINIUM:Four rooms and 921.6672 or 924-8414. Broker$40. ruth plusutilities. Call609-448- CHALETRENTAL -- conditioning unit with raised 609-394.5900 9.231tillable acres. S40’ ELMRIDGEROAD- 10 acres bath. Lake view. $340 per 3881 between9 & 3, Mon-Fri. Killington, Vt. area. Excellent floor, special wiring and pRELIMINARYAPPROVED frontage. Convenient location, bordering The StonyBrook, monthincluding heat and trust Alpine plus X-C skiing, coml~uter library. Prime Minutes away and off the locatton directly across from - subdivisiono[ 16 lotsready HBrbourton, NJ area.$40,000 approved perc 1 Iocatlon.* fund payment. TWIN RIVERS -- 2 BR EASTWINDSOR ¯ 3 bedroom for a blacktop road.15 or bestoffer. D. Audria,3610 Beautiful area withgreat townhouse, lt~ bath fully Ranchin excellent location. Resort beaten track. Avail. Nov. 28 Princeton Airport. Call 609- minutescommuting from Bruce Drive, SE. Warren,potential. $55,000. Terms. 609- LEONARDVAN IIlSE carpeted, all appliances A/C, Available framed, at $430/mo. thru March15, 609-737-3916,924-8700 or 201-622-6046. 924-1174oryour broker. AGENCY plus utilities. 1 year lease 1-½ Pr ncetonin East AmwellOhio 44484. ¯ ,:~Z~O ideallocation, assume 7% Properties Valley. Average lot size, 1% mortgagefor $3,000cash or monthssecurity required’. Air acre. Exc. location& view. LOTS FOR SALE- approx,NEAR KILLINGTONVer- rent $37S/mo.609-443-3193. conditioned. 600-448-4001 FOURBEDROOM be .u.u.~, - in HOPEWELLSTORE-for rent Call201-782-3228. ’/4acreeach, 1 lakefront1 mont--Beautifull2acrelot& weekdaysfor an appointment ALLENTOWN ++AREA -- OCEAN FRONT -- Long Big Bass Lake area onmetop or sale. Corner property. 1300 cornerwith excellent potential undivided interest in 115acre e yome, all con. KENDALL PARK C()LONIAL BeachIsland, beautiful new 3 of Poeono Mt. Inaoor & sq. feet, air conditioned, , for professionalhome & office, forest reserve overlook ng v trail.Dec. L Refs.-- 3 bdrms2 fullbaths, car- TR--L’akefront,QuadI, 3 BR, bedroom,1½ baths,spec- swlmmingbp~llt.+enn~, ,~°a carl,.ted4 display windows, All improvements to sites mile-long lake. Perfect 4 21~ bath townhouse, many tacularview w/w carpating, exam=ua~r= ~su 11~ uu.~sua,., nSlVl CREAMRIDGE -- IV= acre including sewer and water, season location. Ten rain to & adults preferred, pated fire~lace, Security & extras. $425/mo.Write SMC. washer/dryer,dishwasher. em.utyseasonpr|ceun" ^:-’ " ’" t’lD y ec..heat s evmg. 201-782-5971 $395/m0.or r4~.4st,.meludos hillside lot, partially wooded, Available immediately. $13,500609-259-3292 after 7 pro. $35,000609-587-7979, K lngton and Round Top. rots. ~50/mo.212-356-1307. Box 255. Whippany,NJ 07981. For rent Sept-Oct,609494..6410. 15.Call 609-’/99-9140 eves. 1744.’ ~"’~ $35.000.609-921-9163, HOME HUNTER’,f GUIDE Thursday,October 20, 1977 19-B Real Estate :j~ * RESIDENTIAL I ¯ COMMERCIAL.fsr.’! NOW RENTING! " ~ REAL ESTATE ., ~ 0 ’ " " r~;~ ’ ’ I1~INSO~ANea 18001448-10m "~ NORTHGATE Salesmen:J. WWesleyArcber 448-2097 ~ :~ ¯ J. . Archer 448-1867 IN.t,. AsHMower’/ 395-1671 . oun~NCE APARTMENTS ll,mr~’q 5 I)ail) " Dont ’ Watt" to buyRe al Estate; buy RealEstate and wait OneMile Road SPECIALLAND SALES DIAL448-0600 and Prlnceton-HightstownRd. 291 ,~CRES IN PLUMSTEADTWP. - Formerly 91 ACRE HORSE FARM. Comes with small 231 ROGERSAVE., HIGHTSTOWN (opposite McGrawHail) Wehave copies of "Preferred a Cranbury farm with a house and various out- home and adequate barn. Also included are two East Windsor,N. J. tiooles" magazines front buildmgs. Plea ty of elearedland. $1,200 per acre. large paddocks and ample woodland. cities arid towns across tire nation and can arrange for you $3,800 per acre. 165 ACRES IN UPPER FREEHOLD TWP. No to get an,,’ additional in- 346 ACRES IN NEW HANOVERTWP. Mostly forntatien.You rerluin home on property but plenty of usable land and ~. priced to sell at $2,500 per acre. cleared land and can he sold in two pieces. One I and 2 Bedrooms COZYCAPE COD: Located on piece can be 175 acres and the other can be the a quiet, dead-eed street in 53 ACRES IN MILLSTONE TWP. Owner Hightstown, this pretty cape balance¯ $2,500 oer acre. wouldlike to subdivide into building lotsand will cod homeoffers a living room, 45 ACRESIN MONROETWP. Owner’will sell from $235. per month eat-in kitchen, and two consider working with builder or total sale of bedroomson the first floor. property. $3,500 per acre. all or part. This piece has excellent possibilities¯ VALUE PLUS FOR THAT LARGEFAMILY. Four There are two more rooms $4,400 per acre. bedrooms,2 ½ baths, eat-in kitchen, dining room, upstairs. Included with the Features: NURSERYFARM possibly. Ten acres of land in living room,family room,utility roomwith outside house are the washer and EXCELLENT STARTER HOME - This home a SWIMMING POOL dryer, and an 18’ aboveground t Monroe Township with a two bedroom home. entrance, central air, oversized 2 car garage. ¯ PLAYGROUNDFACILITIES pool with deck. There is a fulP has great potential. Having three bedroomsand a Excellent condition - goodlandscaping- on a quiet Hard to beat and has definite possiblitles. $59,500. bath, it will makea good initial investment. tOFF STREET PARKING basement under the house¯ cul de sac ...... $50,900. Convenient to schools and ATTENTIONINVESTORS!I! Here is a three $23,9OO. a AIR CONDITIONERS shopping areas. $36,500 INDUSTRIAL INVESTM_ENT - Seven acres SPRINGCREST t KITCHEN WITH DINING AREA family homelocated in beautiful Crosswieks and EAST WINDSORRANCIIER: situated on 4½ acres. There are many ways to go with good potential located in Washington Twp. A very attractive CapeCod in Hightstown. Large ¯ THERMOSTAT CONTROLLED HEAT This attractive ranch houseis on this one and we are sure you will find them. On Route 130 Call for details. living roomwith fireplace, formal dining room,4 (included in rental) situated on a half acre lot with Many extras. $89,000. Wehave manyother listings available. Please call bedrooms, 2 full ceramic baths. Jalousied tWASHEREl- DRYERFACILITIES a beautiful in.grouod pool i whichis only a few years old. ¯ breezeway connecting house and large 2 car , ¯ RESIDENT SUPERINTENDENT The living room and family B garage.Central air andlovely landscaping. ¯ MASTER TV ANTENNA room both have fireplaces. ¯ ...... $61,900. The home has a large living ¯ room, dining room, kitchen ¯ TWINRIVERS with new cabinets family ll 4 bedroomTownhouse - End Unit. Central Air, roomwith sliding glass doors1¯ fully carpeted. Superbcondition ...... $47,000. MODELAPARTMENT OPEN DAILY to the pool, three bedroomsll (609)448-5935 and twobaths. $66,900!I DESIRABLETWIN RIVERS IIOUSE PLUS APARTMENT: Lovely 3 bedroomtownhouse, 2 ½ baths, finished Located in East Windsoron a basement with laundry room and family room, 100x364 lot and includes a living room dining room wall to wall carpet, fully equippedkitchen, patio kitchen, 3 b~rooms,bath and with gasgrill andlight. Centralair, other extras. Land For Sale Real Estate basement.In back of the house ...... $59,B00. is a large building which 5+ ACRES-sloping lushly For Sale contains a four room apart. PEDDLESCHOOL AREA wooded,exclusive R-250 zone meat. The apartment reals for This is it! ! Completewith a modernkitchen and Fine large two story homeon SouthMain Street. $175 per month. 158,500 of Hopewell. Principals only. DOWNTOWNSERGEANT- INVESTOR’S DREAM- A two family house formal dining room, this homehas many extras. Foyer, 2 living rooms, formal dining room, with three bedrooms, living room, dining room, 609-924-3727. SVILLE-- Once the village INCOME PROPERTY: l0 All aluminumsided, all newpiping (copper), three breakfast room. 5 bedrooms,2 baths, large attic blacksmith shop . now a room house w/2 apartments. kitchen and a bath per side. Monthly income and full basement.2 car garage. Wall to wall fabulouscookware, fine eh na, hedrooms, and a three year old furnace. Must be cutlery and toy shop, with 1st floor apartment has foyer, presently $540. $35,000. carpet in living roomand dining room. A great buy BUILDERSATTENTION! living room, 2 bedrooms, seen to appreciate. $39,900. % acre, 35 lot subdivision for attractive living quarters, or kitchen and bath. 2nd floor for a growing family ...... $54,500. sale. Excellent HamiltonTwp. excellent location for mostany apartment has living room, 4 PLANNINGON MOVINGOUT OF THE AREA, USE location. For details call business. ELLIOTTREALTY bedrooms, kitchen and bath. OURTOLL FREERELOCATION NUMBER RENTALS: VincentJ. DiDonato,Realtor, CO., Realtor, 609-771-9133, House is situated in cam- BedroomApt. eves &Sun, 609-397-0420or 216-, mereial zoneon Route33. 800-525-8920 609.586-2344. Offices - downtownlocation. Call for particulars. 297-5319. $39.900 CONVENTIONALMORTGAGES AVAILABLE I/2 ACRE WOODED LOT - TWIN RIVERS SPLIT -- EASTWINDSOR BUSINESS Real Estate Real Estate LOCATION:2 story home BRIDGEWATER ASLOW AS 5% DOWN TOQUALIFIED BUYERS ~p.provedwater and sewer, in leveltownhouse. 2 spacious w/aluminumsiding,7rooms For Sale WindsorTwp. $45,500. Call bdrms,l~ bths, a/c, GE For Sale Tw0year oldranch, 3 bedrooms,full basement, CotherlneChrllfle 448-2121 609-448-3572. appliances,new w/w carpet, and 2 baths, 2 car expanded 4,411-193,1 garage. Extras include all Howardalrd*all patio,byowner, high 30’s. 609- OPENHOUSE HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP - aluminumstorms, central air, utility shed,fenced . EttaPascale 259-9405 448-863e. carpets,G.E. FrostGuard Sun.,Oct. 23rd, 2-5 Exceptionalbuilding lot with property. ,SUSSEXCOUNTY -- 1/4 acre refgr., curtains and shades. City watcrand sewer. S57,900 12 BoxwoodCourt, Ewing peroand trees. Over1-½ acres wooded,level lot, flat anddry. m an established area of very ...... Asking$45,900. :lose to Great Gorge and CONDOMINIUMSFOR SALE 1.3 acres of trees and lawn, a fine homeson the Princeton VernonValley ski areas. Call PRINCETONJCT -- SAVE-- heated Romanpool, terrace, side of the township. Readyto ownerafter 5pm,201-446-7422. BUY FROM OWNER-- A OR RENT:First and second dressing room, enclosed MANVILLE super homenear train & great go at $39,000. THE CHASE schools is being made floOrtowa]lC°nd°s’carpeting.All ineluderange,wall court.parch’eveninsiderOOma fOrmarvelatenniSof AGENCY609-737-1330. Twofamily colonial 4 roomsand bath each apart- BEAUTIFUL1/2 ACRELOT available to serious qualified refrigerators, dishwasher, washer and dryer combo, spaciousness 5 bedrooms, 3 ~ lent. Fullbasement, 2 car garage,75’ x 100’lot. ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE, buyer at a reasonable price. full baths, large living room Asking$49,900. PRINCETON.609-921-9435, Features include 3 large BRs, central air cond. Con- with fireplace and bowwin. TWIN RIVERS -- If you ...... after 3pm. 2%baths, huge family room domimumowners are entitled dow, den with fireplace and haven’t seen this one yet you w/fireplace, c/a, fenced yard to use of pools, tennis courts finely detailed cabinets for must stop by 0 en House - MANVILLERESTAURANT BUSINESS newly sided exterior low and communityrooms. Prices ¯ p BUILDERSATTEIqrION -- 2 from booksand bar, formal dining Sat-Sun,12-5. Thisabsolutely taxes, quiet tree lined street. $25.500room, eat.in kitchen game immaculata3br2V=bathspiit MainStreet, excellentlocation, established lots for sale water & sewer, Extras. Must be seen! Call room in basement. 1½ ear level Townhonsehas elegant business,all restaurantequipment, chairs, ¯ Boroughof Hightstown.Write Ownerfor appointment. 609- COMMERCIALLOCATION: electric garage. $87,900 WHH#0847, Box 146, Hight- 799.3162. Excellentlocation for office or dining rm. overlooking living professional use on U.S. Route rm, richly paneled master br., refrigerators,freezers, meat slicer, coffeemachine, stown. DIRECTIONS:NortheaRt. 29 cent. vat., cent. air, upgr. etc. 0wnerwiU hold mortgage. $26,000. 130 in East Windsor Town- (River Rd.)to Wilburtha Rd., carp. s/s extra thick insul. " ...... PEACE& QUIET-- on farm ship. Consistsof a 120x200foot turn left onto Blaekwood,right gas grill, humidifier, upgr. CAPECOD NEAR PEDDLE SCHOOl.: This lovely Hightstown land assessed 30 acres, 7 miles BY OWNER-- attractive lot and a ranch house which onto Ramson, go left onto MANVILLEBI-LEVEL homeis locatedright aroundthe cornerfrom the Peddle appl., TV antenna, nicely Schoolcampus ona nicelylandscaped lot withplenty of shade Princeton. Field, woods, custom-built executive 4BR, roomincludeskitchen,livingroom,T.Vroomdining 4 bedrooms,lth baths,wall-to-wall carpeting, 2 brook. $55,009.Owner evenings 2tu bath, maintenance-free sign.B°xw°°dDr. Lookfor our assure.locatednear 7½%lake" Allthesemort. & trees.The centrally air conditionedhouse has a largeliving 201-359-3684. Colonial. Oversized rooms. three bedrooms bath, 19x2,~ Reasonablypriced at $43,500. fireplaces,patio, fenced yard. Professionally lan- room,dining area, kitchen with breakfast bar, family room with Desirable Hickory Rills area. 103 HoovertonPI. 609-443-5227. knotty pine panelling, four bedrooms,Wvo full baths, Ewing Twp. t acre, CallfamilYforfurtherr°°m andinformation.basement. WestPRINCETONside.ThompsonTOWNSHIPcolonial-- . dscaped100’ x I00’ lot ...... Asking$57,900. basement,and a detached2 car garage. There is alsoa 12x 14 ROOSEVELT-- 2~/z acre beautifully landscaped. Liv- $75,000 with natural siding set off by a coveredporch across the backof the house...... $S6,900. woodedlot beautifully wooded ing room with ~’ireplace wooded setting. Several level buildinglot 200’frontage. CIIESTERFIELD TOWN- unusual built-in wall to wall fireplaces, S bedrooms9~,~ WE ALSO HAVE BUILDING LOTS AND Quiet country location ~,z mile modern barnsided cabinets; SIIIP: Farm house with good baths. Spaciousthrougho~t. PRINCETONMANOR to municipal swimclub, ,~ moderneat-in kitchen’, large HOUSE- $1 250/mo- an ex- ACREAGE SUITABLE FOR DEVELOPING. mileto countyrtc. 571 (subject buildingSland.Houseandingoodtw° conditionaCres of SI45,000 beamed ceiling family rm; eeptionalrental with absolute CALL FOR DETAILS. to a subdivision of larger finished basement’, lots of with 8 rooms,l’~z baths, a new HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP -- privacy. Locatedin the midst parcel). $12,000. Broker, Mr. closets; nicely decorated; roofandoilhotwaterfurnace. OverlookingPleasant Valley. of S0 woodedaeres. This Queen Levin, 212-253-705L a/c; carpeting; 2 car gar; plus $65,000 Dramatic brick con- Anne housefeatures abrick FIRSTANDSECONDMORTGAGESAVAILABLE inground Dream pool with / ~ temporary several acres of exterior and is meticulously TO GUALIFIEDBUYERS. FOR SALEby owner: 9.231 cabana and covered patio. lawn, pool, and a small or. maintained inside. Panelled tillable acres. 54e’ frontage. $74,500.Call 609.882-6111. a I chard. 4bedrooms, 41/zbaths entrance hall with slate floor Exc location. Harbourton hugefamilyroom,freplaees. 20’x30’ panelled library ~. w/antique English marble JOSEPHBIELANSKI AGENCY area. Write or call D, Audria, $139,000 fireplace, 20’x2# dining room REALTOR 3610 Bruce SE, Warren, Ohio EAST WINDSOR -- ,44484, 856-6269(216). Beautifullywooded ½ acrelot Master suite f~.~L~ OLDERHIGHTSTOWN HOME: Nestled amongseveral very on BuxtonDAve. A true 4 Memberof features dressing rooms and I I~l 201-725-1995 largotrees, wa find this lovelyolder home containing 6 rooms, bedroomColonial, centrally fireplace. 3 additional I-JI..31 Eves. Call 201-359-3245 air conditioned.Enlarged, Multiple Listing Service bedrooms, 1 w/fireplace. 3½ B full basementplus a 2 cargarage. Steel siding adds beauty and REALTO0 ’ Real Estate carpeted& paneledfamily Realtor 609-883-1900 modern baths. Modern kit- " MEMBERMULTIPLELISTING SERVICE minimizesmaintenance. Justlisted at ...... $49.S00. room,2~/z baths, separate chen, parquet floors, brick ~ For Sale laundryroom. Full, dry IIIt;IITSTOft’N.,~J.o~.520 terrace winecellar, all ap- basement,2 car garage, pliances, 2 ear garage, brick storms& screens.All ap- PRINCETONJOT. WESTand frame guest cottage W/2 609-448-4250 WINDSOR TWP. -- Real Estate Real Estate OWNER-- ColonialManor, pliancesincluded. All rooms Specializing in new & resale fireplaces. Available for HamiltonTwp. 4 bedroom prewiredfor stereo& TV. :’dtcr hours & Sunda, (’all homesin Princeton Jet.- West purchase for $800,000. For Same For Sale newlypainted, tz, t bath,full Lovelyheated 20x40 inground E.Turp 448-2151Windsor area. Complete basement,garage, must sell. pooladjoins the patiowith R. VanElise 448-8042 selection of homesin every gas grill.Professionally .h.,:nEsch 44P.117H l $35,500.609-888-4258 or 394- price range. Colonials. ,I ThompsonLand !I COU~ Off HUNTERDON COUNTY landscaped,conv. to alltran- ...... RanchesSplit levels, Bi- River Road.Spacious 8 For the solar-minded.Out- 5585. spoi’tation.Principals only, 195 Nassau, Princeton MJ~,~ levels. As litIle as 10%down, bedroom,2½ bath Rancheron standing 3~/z acres building lot $W,500.60~JA8.7865days, ~e. 13.... financing avail to qualified (609)921-7655 secluded 2½ acre settin~ of - wood-s, fields, ravine. All 9249eves. buyers. The people p]ensers, lush lawns, mature plantmgs approvals, ready to build. HIGHTSTOWN PETER L. OLIVER andwoods & pond.Entrance Absolutelyprivateandunique. foyer,living room with $20,500.WM. B. MAY CO., FOR SALE BY OWNER-- PRINCETONBOROUOH REALTY, INC. REALTORS. $46.500Route 33 -- Suited foe MOORE STREET 609-799-2058anytime. TWIN RIVERS -- 4 BDRM fireplace,dining room, eat-in INC. Real Estate, Sergeant- EASTWINDSOR RANCHER: A beautiful countryranch in ex- professinal office use. Established Glendale section tawnhonse,new listing, super kitchenden and family room. sville N.J. 08557, 609-397-1907. cellentcondition is hardto find thesedays. Contained in the Beautiful Ranch Type of Ewing. Cozy 2 bedroom TOWNHOUSE Finishedbasement rumpus "’ ...... Ranch on Ig. woodedcorner up-gradedhouse w/finished custombuilt houseis a livingroom with brick fireplace, formal dwelling featuring six rooms& Hillierdesigned and built this carpetedbsemnt w/extra room With fireplace double ...... diningroom, large country kffchen with all thn conveniences, attached garage on well lot. Living roomw. fi,eplaea, carport roofed ’t’ pa toTWIN andRtv~l’~ ...... -- 3 ooaroom dining area oak flocra warm new 3 bedroom, 2½ baths HIGHTSTOWN - PEDDIE office or guest rm. Mustseeto townsnouse,end umt quau IlL hugefamily room, three bedrooms, bath, basement and 2 car landscaped corner lot near appreciate. Great extras, art~,nho~’~- ...... h ~-~uto ...... Family garage.Extra features include oak floors, Leak panelling, range Turnpike entrance. Be ~ou eat-in kitchen, tile bath, semi- family/kitchen, dining rm, AREA: Come see our home l~octar, Lawyer or Indian finished basement w. living rm, w/flraplace, which we reluctantly mus[ aeress from McKnight Seh. l~ome with plenty of room for apptmu~¢a,Up~rad~. eaL~t~;mttrut ca~.e! vu~uuut, ..& with doubleovens, frost free refrigerator, dishwasher, garage, playroom, fenced 609-448-6539. the indoor or outdoor en- aluminumsiding, andmuch more ...... $$9.900. Chief, see this today. workshop. Newwasher/dryer, sell. It has manyextras and thusiast. Convenient to 1-05 humidifier, attic fan,.c/a, gas secluded-screened in porch, yard, carpeting, all ap- would appeal to anyone who .... grail, mlercom/radto, land- pliances, fieat-AC/by heat and Pri-,’oton commutina ’ Martin Moss oversize attached gar. with likes spacious rooms, large SLI0000.’ELLIOTTREALT’~; scaped brick patio & deck. LEONARDVAN HISE AGENCY breezeway. Exeeilenl move-in pump,all brick, windows,o fireplace, a room TWIN RIVERS CONDO-- 2 r Extras. Low40 s. 609-443-427e Realtors ¯ Bdrm, 2 Bth, beautifully ....~n ’ ~,lto ~noJ~r.als3 MEMBERMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 609-392-1200 609-392-0240condition. Asking $45,000. $1.14,950 just for plants, and of course Ev ""& ...... ’ after 3pro¯ Eves & weekends609-771.15e0. 609-924-6655 924-2497 all the necessaries including 3 deocrated, all up.grades, es Sun., 215-297-5319. B Office: 609-44B.4250 ¯ Principals only -- -- bedrooms, 1½ baths fenced $29.0~.Cobdo,feepald~orlyr. ~/ard ona quiet street. Priced Steele, Rostoff & Smith FOR SALE BY OWNER-- TWIN RIVERS - 3 BR~x- .REALTOR160 Stockton St. Hiihtstown,NJ. TWIN RIVERS -- 2 Bdrm LAKE CONDOMINIUM-- to sell at $4es0o. Call for Realtors, 609-440-881L Renovated house in Lam- panded Colonial, finis ed After Routsd~ Sunday Call: Townhouse, pro finished elegant 2 bdrm, 2 bth, lux details or appointmentafter 7 bertville. Beautifully basement, large country bsemnt, oversized flagstone TWIN RIVERS CONDO-- I appliances,, entrl ,air, ~ decorated 3 BR half twin kltchen,panellodhmilyroom, ¯ Vantllse 448-80’12 PM609-443-3962, keep trying. E.Turp 44&2151 patio on lake, all up.graded Bdrm, plus den & balcony beautifully ooocra~, prtvate Pr nc pals only. house. Large kitchen, great all appliances, professionally execsa move-in I condition, Quau $23,900. Fee includes heal club house, frocpool, tennis, TWO F.~MILY RESIDENCE locat on near school & park. landscaped, must be seen. J canEseh 448-1i78 4. Steele, Rosloff & Smith Steele, Rnsloff & Smith plus extras, I hr NYC.609-448- (ad.was run I weektoo early -- incomeproducing apart. 144 GeorgeSt. $34,000. 60~.397- Principals only. Low50’s. 609- Realtors, 6o9-44a-6811. Realtors, 609-448-8811. 8218. due to error) lent. 60q-448-2889. 3261. 443-3193. HOME HUNTER’2 GUIDE 20-B ! Thursday,October 20, 1977 Real Estate Real Estate Real Estate Real Estate Real Estate Real Estate Pa. Properties To TooClassify Late Too Late For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale To Classify KENDALLPARK -- 3 BR TWIN RIVERS 4 BR KENDALL PARK RANCH -- FOR SALE BY OWNER-- TWIN RIVERS .~ Avon TWIN RIVERS - 3 bdrm, I~A iT9"IWASH.CROSSlNG.stonePART TIME DRIVER -- THREE FAMILY YARD thwnhonseQnad I, spaciousimmaculate,lg. landscaped ranch, with IJAbaths, living custom built 4 bdrm 2.sthry Village,large 2 bedroom,2 bath townhouse, unequaled in & frame; beamed LR early morning, 3am-dam, 7 SALE-- Sat, Oct 22, 9am-3pm. luxuryhome loadedwith lot w/shade,alum. siding, room, dining room, kitchen& Colonial, 0 miles from Prin- bath Condominium,all ap- most desirableQuad I w/fireplace,kit. & DR, "days a week, newspaper Raindate Sun. Everything extras.Mdve-in condition. storms/screens,leg.rm., dng. panelledfamily room on well ceton off Rtc T/, living roOm pliancea,nicely decorated, ieeatlon. Included are c/a, fabulousfamily rm w/oathdelivery, no collectionsvan or from furniture to clothing. 148 rm, walkto shopsntr. landscapedlot, backing onto diningfully, panelled 12x18’ pool, clubhouse,storage, thermopane windows & ceiling& fireplace,powder small truck necessa~. East South St. Hightsthwn, NJ Featuresnew, beautiful, woods.Features include newly screens,built-in humidifier, , professionallyfinished, NY/Prioce.buses. Low 40’s. den,solid cherry cabinets in $27,500.¯ 609-448-9319. rm; 4 BR & bath.~& + ac. Brunswick,Hightstown area. (Street connects Mercer panelled & carpeted , Owner.201-297-6338. remodeledinterior & privacy. kitchenwith bay windowin Solarium floors, w/w car- w/ba~, trees~view. Superb Call f~400-42~ or 2~l-247-SouthMain St.I Callfor deta~2014321-9038 eatingarea, baseboard hot peting,no-defrnst refrig., self- move-mconmuon. $76,000. 215. 0455, basement.Also: cementpatio after5:30pm. waterheat throughout. 2-car FRANKLIN- 2 )’ear old cleaning oven, dishwasher, 493-3478. w~ gas grill, in-the-wall FOR~ -- garage,Iot-100x245, schools colonial with everything you new washing machine & ODD JOBS WANTED vacuum, and much more¯ PENNINGTON,walk to HS & and NYC transportationwant. 4 bedrooms,2’h baths, dryer, partially finished willingto domost anything - Mustbe seen. Priced to sell by shopping.Bi-leve] 3 years old, large eat-in kitchen, formal WOULDYOU LIKE TO GET ROSSMOOR CONDO -- Like minutesaway. Must sell. Low basement, gas grill & patio, insideor outside.Call’ owner.Mid 40’s. 609-4.48-7490. 5 bdrms, c/a living, dining 00’s.201-297-7657. dining room, family room freshly painted inside & out. UPPER BUCKS -- Broad OUT OF THE HOUSEfor a evenings609-021..6857. faro rm exc. landscaping. new,Sell for owner’s cost. 2 w/fireplace, 2.car garage, Manymore extras. Move-in prechea overlooking historic couple of hours around noon $75,500. Principals only, 609- bedrooms,2 baths living centraIair. Nice condilinn. A mint condition. $37,000. Call Delaware Canal, 9 bedroom nearly every school day. Yon 737-9039. room,dining room, kitchen, real buy at $63,900. now.609-.448.7134. 19th century home, former can earn extra, cash helping 2 Y~ spd, den-familyroom, enclosed TWINRIVERS--New Listing. MeLACHLAN, INC ...... stagecoach and barge out in the scnooicafeteria. 609- Bdrm,end unit, patio, price I& sunporch.Good storage ann ¯3 BRtwnhse, s/s humid, extra racer, 2A" wheel’, was$149 beforecost $23900 or rent $290. TWI~ 2 John McLachlan, waystation.Perfect for 921¯9~/6 weekdays~-3pm. new,sell for $65. 600-44~-7168. garage. New wail/wall insulationexc. lace(ion Realtor TWIN RIVERS -- 3 bdrm. Steele Rosloff & Smith bath, delux kit. C/A W/W throughout.Individual cond.609-448-3817. Townboose.Paneled faro. rm., restaurant inn or antiques, Reators, fi09..448-6811. carpet, many extras, by 201-526-23~ icturea ue vii’logo. $70,000. owner,mid-forties 609¯442- thermostats,each room, new no-waxkit. floor frost- ~OU Fi~ting Real Estate OFFICE CLEANING -- UP--ALE OWnertransferred mustsell, free freezer, self cleaning ¯ ’ seau par1 time~ evenings -- good condition, $250. Call 6739. TOWNHOUSE-- llllage If, oven central air many more Erwmna Pa. 215-768-7665 or "’o ...... 600-924-7463,6-Spm. OPENHOUSE Sat and Sun D rect from owner, 600-656- ROSSMOOR CONDOMINIUM 215¯294 . 932o. ’ ~ ffl n-lcrlMlgn~town area, car 12:00 - 8:00. TwinRivers, 501 1243. -- 2 baths,2 bedrooms, living New Hope, Pa., kitchen, extras. Walk to bus, pool & necessary. Call600-443-I033. MadisonDr. 3 bedrm,end-unit FO~~-ZCL~ ~ o~ - room, dining area, enclosed dining area living room school¯Assure. 7%%. Exc. SECRETARIES(2) -- with Townhouseexec condition pricedto sell at $68,500- four fireplace,2 bdrms, den, 2~ cond.600-,143-61M. excellent typing skills needed heated patio, w/w carpet, bathsw/w carpeting, drapes, manyextras including superb bedroomcenter hall Colonial, CRANBURY -- Sale by extra 5’ insulation. 609-655- 1976 PACER-- a/c, am/fm for educational office. Send brick patio with gasgrill full central air, West Windsor relocatlngowner. Cape Cod in 2~92after 5. endmode, $59,900. Call after POCONO$-- t acre in radio,tape deck, roOfrack,resumeto NERRC,168 Bank basement with added n- location convenient to train excellent conditionon 5pro, 215.662.6076. TWINRIVERS QUADIII -- Breadheadsville,10 mins. buckelseats, std. shift, exc. St. Hightstown,NJ 08520. sulation. Lowforties, 609-448- and schools. Excellent con- beautifullylandscaped immaculate 2/3 br twnhse fromCamelback ski resort, cond.Best offer. 600-466-14~0. dition. Call 609-799-1052. 8497.. 180X200’Int. Aluminum siding ’IMMACULATE TWIN BROOKTREEHOME upgd. appliances, gas grill, Must sell becauseof health. withfreshly painted trim. L.R. By owner $63,900 patio, part. fin. bsmt. ManySacrifice. 6o9-448-1537eves. COLLECTOR’S PLATE -- w/fireplace,paneled fanatiC. RIVERS -- 2 bedroom extras $36,900.609-443.4368. The Little Mermaid1972. TWINRIVERS-- Immaculate townhouse,Quad Ill. Loaded ROSSMOORCO-OP - l story, rm. w/fireplace,D.R., ." - Maintenance free brick & QUIET,rollable couple with Svend Jeosen, $23. 609-924- primelocation, near all 2 BR townhease, Quad III, withextras¯ Professionally alum. siding with extra in. well honeyedchild & non- 6366. magnificent fin. basement chert,4 B.’sand 2 baths.2 finished.Basement, hi 30’s. TWIN RIVERS TWO facilities¯NYExp. bus. LR, w/bar, gas grill, extra long car attachedgarage. Full sulatioo. 4 BR,2z,.t bath, eat-in destructivepets desire DR,2 BR,P+. baths. Enclosed 609-448-3767. kitchen w/no-waxfl., slfcln BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE, TooLate apartment or cottage up to yard, humidifier, extras basement,Large brick patio in FIVE MAJORAPPLIANCES, BLACK VINYL EASY BOY , patio,w/w carpet, drapes. Assumabe 7%%mortgage. hack, where many shade and oven, formal livimz & dining $225.Excellent re~ercnoes Immediate occupancy. 5,/4% room,lg fmrm,finhsmt,oontra] WALL TO WALL CAR- ~ ."’ass"ysupplied.609-924-6368. RECLINER -- excellent $37,000.609-443-4324. fruit trees create lovely, PETING - $33,900. To . condition, $75. Maple veneer FHA mortgage, l~or ap- private setting. $89,500. 609¯ ’MANVILLE- Completely’ventilation system, prol. led- pointment609-655-3186. scpd corner lot, 2 car garage. FHA/VA/CONV.-(609) 443- double bed, complete frame, 688-O868after 4pro. renovatedinside & out,2 5782. $25. 609-737-0075. JAMESBURG bedrooms.$39,000. Call 20t- Principals only. CANED& RUSHED-- Make PARTT1ME -- Physical Ed 534-2957or201-526-0632. 609-448-6451 an old chair better. Giveit a instructor - days - preschool TWINRIVERS Quad II -- 2 Split level kitchen, DR, LR. SEVENRO9M HOUSE -- Can newseat. Expertly done, 609- and elementary. Call Don XEROX 4000 TONER, 3 BRTownhousc t’,.z baths 5 3BR. l~ baths, enclosed be lived in as a 3 or 4 bedroom BUILDER’S MODEL -- 3 395-0342. Larson,Princeton YMCA, 600- cartons sealed,$90, or r~, appl. C/A, gas grill in patio porch, basement, l-car at. single familyresidence, or live NEW HOMES FROM $25,000 TWINRIVERS SUPERIOR-- years old, excellent condition, 924-4825. each¯609-397-04O0. Mid $30’s." Immediate oc- inched garage, fireplace, in one apartment andrent the -- $31,900- Call Ocean Acres 4 BR TWNHSEQ-It - manycentralair, delux landscaping cupancy.609-443-1190 or 212- carpeting, heat, gas, hot Realty,Jim or Rich. 609.597- extrasincl. fin. bsmt w/blt-in and interiordecorating. PIANO INSTRUCTION -- LARGE SUNNY ROOM for 279-9834. water, a/c, dishwasher,stove. 8018. strg,landscaped & decorated Available immediately Professional pianist w/master 1975 FORDE-250 -- 35,000 rentin sharedhouse with one Taxes $1565. Brick & frame beautifully, choice location, Ranch3B/R $54,000 miles, 351 V8 engine, Best rental income to make a degree & performance & otherperson. Bath kitchen BUN~E----~-~~ - construction. Lot FURNISHEDHOUSE - Large move.in cond. 609-448-0982Split WARREN 4 B/R PARKESTATES-- $55000 concert experience now ac- offer over $3200.600-921-62~I llvin~rm, yard. $170 plus Rarely available. 3+ acres 88x126x75x154.$47,900 reasonable profit. Interior of bi-level,~,rOOm, central air, 2 aHer 7 & weekends. after 10am. utilities. 600-924-8569. I:sliding " lot high wit h views, houseis in excellentcondition; cargarage. $64,500. 609.585- Call 448-4001weekdays. cepting students. Lessons in exterior needs work. Current studio. Call Roberta 600.443- private andrural, on desirable Bi-level, brick &shingle, LR, 8891. r~u~-T~-~ ~ _ 5673evenings. Upper Creek Road in the DR, kitchen, family room, mortgage of $27 000 asking Two gorgeoustracts. 14+ PLAINSBORO-- East & West Covered Bridge estate area. 3BR,utility room,2’~ baths, 2- price in low 40%with secon- LAKECONDO -- 2 BR,I bath, acres,$53,800. 17 acres, ADMINISTRATIVEASSIST- Windsor,Cranbury area $24,000. WM.B. MAYCO., car attached garage, extras. dary financing available. upgradedcpt., all appl, a/c, $59,800. High, filled with BODKKEEPER-- seeks part ANT-- Executive Secretary, establishedearly morning INC., Real Estate, Sergeant- Front porch, patio in rear, 2 tlouse is at No. 260 John St. Beingtranslerred. To rent or time work for individual or 10 years experience, im- sellby.owner. 600-44~,-1852. evergreens. In lovely rural M E R C E R C 0 U N T Y company.Experienced. Local newspaperroute available to sville, N.J. 08557,co09-397-1907. air conditioners & bar, Lot Princeton Township; for area. Both afford additional EXECUTIVEFARM mediately available for reliableperson with car. Call 80x104.1977 taxes $1600.Price appointmentcall 609-924-0746. recommendations.Clint. 609- temporary assignments. Call 609-6554260or 443-6928. DESIRABLE EAST WIND- subdivisions. WM.B. MAYBeautiful 5 bdrm. Colonial 921-6418. $4fi,900. TWIN RIVERS - 3 BR end CO., INC., Real Estate, home on 10+ desirable acres 609-799-1784so, or write Box # SOR - by owner, 4 bdrm TWIN RIVERS-- quad IlL 3 house,Quad I somenew wall- Sergeantsville, N.J. 08557,609. with large distinctive 3 story 015 PrincetonPacket. Colonialwith 2% baths LOUISIt. DREYLING bedroomtownhouse, 2~h to-wallcarpeting, $48,600. 609- 397-1907. boarn barn. Call Cluster LOST ?-- 75 LB. GOLDEN "(~RABCAKES" FOR SALE locatedon ~,.~ acre eartia v BROKER baths,air conditioned, storms 446-7017. Realty for details at 201-256- BROWN FEMALE HALF -- Tboreaghbred race horse. woodedlot, Jiving rm with 181 GatzmerAvenue & screensself-cleaning oven SHEPHERD~ HALF GREAT builtin bookcases & fireplaces MANVILLE- 5 rms., 3 6680Eves&weekcndsd09-586- B~ mare. Riding horse. Jamesburg, NJ frnst-freerefrig, gas grill, HILLSBOROUGH-- Builder’sbedrooms,2-story, aluminum 7896. DANE-- with dark muzzle IIELP WANTED ~ The Beautiful chestnut. 609-466- largeeat-in kitchen, omm~ 201-521.0441 near SChOOlsand NY bus. customranch on 1 fulltreed sidingfenced in yard,law answers to name ’GINGER. PrincetonPacket Newspapers 9072. rm-den,full basement, 2¯car Manyextras¯ Reasonable. 609- Reward offered. 6~-024-9797 haveseveral openings in the garage,fenced in yard, newly 448-O952. acre.Well insulated, $72,000. taxes,North S de.Call 201-356- Phone201-369-4842. 212o. days, 896-1169eves. mailroom for insertion of paintedexterior. $69,900. By ROSSMOOR RETIREMENT newspapers.Rours are Tues. PLAYHOUSETOYS & GIFTS appointmentonly. 0{}9-446- HOME- near activities, 2 Pa. Properties -- open house demonstration. FARM-- 88 acres, barn, 4 FOR SALE BY OWNER -- EASTWINDSOR -- 3 bedroom 1964 -- 27’ C.C. 185hp. Full eve.from 8:00 p.m. to approx. ’.’~7~...... bedrooms,t bath, patio, many bdrm house between Allen- ~:00 a.m. and Wed.eve. tram Surprisehostess gifts & extras. 609-655-4527. RIVERSIDE AREA Im- Ranch, 3 years old, excellent canvaswinter cover, hard top, games.One o’clock, Saturday town & H ghtstown, N.J. 609- maculatefour bedroom, 2½ condition, central air, delux good cond, fiberglass decks, 6:00p.m. to approx. 11:30 p.m. FOR SALE 599-9248. 7 ROOMS,BATH, oil steam Interestedparties may call October22 & SaturdayOctober , BY OWNER bathsplit level. Large living landscaping and interior heat, 40x150 ft lot. Quiet manyextras, $3993, 609-448- 29.557 Ridge Rd., Monmouth roomwith fireplace. 20x20 decorating. Available ira- 0310. 609-024.5412forfurther in- PRINCETONRD #5 TWIN ItlVEI{.S SPLIT TWINRIVERS TWNHSE-- 3 community, cxc. hunting, formation.Ask for Mr.Ben- Jct.,NJ. Jeanne Green 201- LEVELTOWNHOUSE - Don’t familyroom, new siding, new mediately. $54,000. Call 609. fishing. 20t-725-4110. 329-2962., bdr, 2~,~ bath wallpaper roof, central air, 448-4081weekdays. nett. Fantastic 5 bedroom house. miss seeing this beautifully paneling, s/s, gas grill, Barn, pasture, fenced pool, decorated 3 bedroom, 2 I12 professionallyplanted 7/I0 GARAGESALE -- Oct, 22, 16- humidifier patio, many ex- acre,oversized garage, full 5pm, "78" phonograph additional animal area, bath, contemporary home, ras. 7=~,%assure mort. Low UPPER BUCKS-- Covered recordsfurniture, antiques, screened porch beautiful centrally air conditioned 40’s.609-443-6937 after 5. dry basement.Principals MANVILLE- Nicest bridge and canal is what this ’I DESIGNER DENTALASSISTANT -- full views. Large eat.in kitchen frost-free refrigerator, self- only.Call 609-921-6895, after5. residential area 7 year old unique large Colonial home four15 radialtires. Clayton, blACIIINE-PRODUCT timeexperienced assistant dining room with 7’ sunlit cleaning oven, fully carpeted, $129,500 custom built brick ranch overlooks. It is located on Halsey-ReedRoad, Cranbury. neededfor general practice TWINRIVERS --3 bdrm split This fine homefeatures steel almost 4 acres of beautifully Raindate, Oct. 23. Weare offering an opportunity window,living roomw/built-in including finished basement. level twnbse. Excell cond. officein Princeton. Noevening book shelves, large Two blocks from tennis, beam construction, large landscaped grounds including to contribute ~o new product hours.Salary open. Reply Box Finishedbsemnt, central air, MOUNTAINVIEWAREA -- design and to improveexisting study/family room swimmingpools, schools, bus allappliances,gas grill, near Contemporary rancher set family kitchen fully equipped, a formalcourtyard. This home //01521,Princeton Packet. w/fireplace, cheery laundry to NYC.Assumable 7’:.’,% well backfrom the road on 7.8 2~&baths, laundry room bow features a 22x27 living room AVAILABLE-- 2~/~ year lines of precision plastics room,powder room plus 2 full mortgage. Low 40’s. Call lake.Principals only. Call 609- windowsin dining room & with fireplace, a large master [~rocessing machinery. 448-6513. acres, convenient to 1-95. 3 femaleIrish Setter. Lovable t’osition reauires minimum~s bathrooms. Carpeting owner: Home609-M8-5136, bed.rooms,2~/z baths, living room, 4 bedrooms, full bedroomsuite with exposed buthigh spirited. Roomto run 1971BMW2002 -- in good basic whitewashed basement office 212-644-0965. delightfulscreened porch plus basement. Separated brick 2- beams, dressing room and full a must. No other animals MAINTENANCEPERSON -- runningorder. Excellent in- storage attic, airconditioning. TWIN RIVERS -- 2 BR a hugelower level with plenty ear garage. This fine honie is bath, plus 5 other "bedrooms, please. AKCregistered. to care for buildings &grounds teriorcondition. Needs some Great location off CherryHill OLDER 4 BEDROOMROUSE townhouse, 1% bath, fully of workand hobby areas. Very offered at $33,900. an6 2% additional baths, Papers included. Mso4 month Princeton housing complex, bodyand minormechanical Rd., yet minutes from Nassau -- in}Iightstown, Large trees carpeted all appliances, A/C, uniqueproperty. ELLIOTT McLACIILAN,INC. newly remodeled kitchen. oldfemalekitten, litter Knowledgeof trades & sen¯ work.Excellent for someone St. Excellent condition, and stream on property. ideal location, assume 7% REALTYCO., Realtor,609- JohnMcLachlan, $140,000. Lou Fitting. Real trained.Very affectionate. Call sitive to people. Please reply interested in restoration in- wonderful family home. Priced for quick sale at mortgage for $3,000 cash or 771-9133.Eves & Sun,215-297- Realtor Estate, Erwinna, Pa. 215-766- 609-440-70B2after 6 & 600-921-1676weekdays before vestment.Call 609-466-0066or $122,000.Call 609-466-1642. $27,500.Call 689468-3073. rent $375/mo.600-443-3193. 5319. 201-526-~00 7668or 215-294-9326. weekends, Ipm= 609-466-3345after 5pro.

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