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V*ol.25, No.11 Twosections, 36 pages Phone725.3300 Thursday,March 31, 1977 Secondclass postagepaid at blanville, N.J. 08835 $4.50a year/15cents per copy news notes

BoganMeadows dedicated NewJersey Commissioner of Environmental Protection David J. Bardin made an appearance in Franklin yesterday at ~the dedication ceremonies of the Began Meadowsestate. He handed a $40,000 check in Green Acres funds to mayor NormanFisher to meet half of the cost of the purchase of the property. Nearly $50,000 "n additional was raised by a local group to complete the purchase costs, plus somemaintenance fees. A host of other state and local officials were also un hand for the ceremonies, which began at I 1 a.m. That was followed by an informal lunch in the historic Dutch farmhouse on the property, built in 1722. Guides were also available to point out interesting structural points of the building, The live-acres estate is located on Easton Avenueat the foot of Mott Lane in Somerset.

Schoolboard organization Monday ~The Franklin board of education has scheduled an organization meeting of the board to be held Monday,April 4-, in the SampsonG. Smith Intermediate School Auditorium, at 8 p.m. The agendafor the meetingwill include swearing-in of elected members, appointment of temporary chairperson, an- nouncementof election results, election of president and vice- president of the board, calendar of regular board of education meetings, appointment of auditor, appointment of delegate to NewJersey School Boards Association, appointment of delegate to Somerset CountySchool Boards Association, adoption of con- tinued use of present board policies, and any other business deemed necessary for proper organization according to the bylaws of the Franklin Townshipboard of education.

Candidate’s Night planned The Franklin Township Citizens for Better Neighborhoods group will sponsor a Candidate’s night Tuesdayevening, April 5. ’ All the candidates currently running for township council have been invited, aa well as AssemblymanWilliam Hamilton Catching a snooze Jr., Assemblyman Joseph Patero and Highland Park Coun- EleanorDavis takes a breakon a lazySaturda t afternoon to snuggledown with Ricky, who belongs to NancyHenry of RalphStreet, Somerset. cilman David Schwartz, who declared his candidacy this week (SteveGoodman photo) for the State Assembly. The event will take place at the Franklin High School cafeteria and is scheduledto begin at 7: 30 p.m. Thepublic is in- vited. For further information, call 846-8071. Vetter, Grundfest, Salzman, Davidson win Plant sale to aid building fund A sale of cut flowers and Easter plants is being plannedby the by Jaki Kalaasky target of public criticism several This year’s board of education ’ Franklin-Somerset First Aid Squad for its building fund. The ManagingEditor weeksago, whenit wasrevealed that campaignwas relatively quiet, in the Franklinresident of 37 years had comparisonwith those of years past. sale will be held from10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on April 2, 3, 8, and 9 at If bad weatheris supposedto hurt just last monthregistered to vote. Asidefrom the traditional arguments the squad building on KathrynStreet (behind the Fire Houseon voter turnout, then it shouldfollow Althoughapproval of the proposed overthe budget,there wasvery little 7 ] 0 HamiltonSt. that good weatherwould help. But school budgetcould have beencon- in the wayof substantiveissues to be For further information, call 249-HELP,between 7 and 11 Tuesday’sbalmy climate didn’t seem strued as a detriment to the in- debatedthts year. All the candidates to do muchto encouragemore than cumbents,since they were directly stressedthe needfor morecom- p.m. any weeknight. 2,479Franklin residents to cast ballots responsiblefor it, Mr. Vetter, Mr. municationwith the communityand for school boardcandidates and the Davidsonand Mr, Badessa voiced concernfor the qualityof education- proposedbudget. Last year, 2,190 their acceptanceof the budget, as not uncommon iSSUes. votersshowed up at the polls. well. Mr. Vetter, however, cam- Mr.Ceaser leaves the boardas its Spring Cleaning? School board incumbentsSandra paignedas beingat least a little more only black member,which could be Grundfest and Janet Salzmanwere fiscally stringent than his incumbent seen as a 10ssfor Franklin’s black If during your spring cleaning you discover used but wearable given the nod for three-yearterms, opponents. community,it’s beensaid. clothing, why not pitch in and donate it to the clothing drive along with Edward Vetter, who being organized by the Somerset CountyWelfare Board located defeated incumbentAlfred Ceaser. at 900 HamiltonStreet in Somerset’? BruceDavidson was elected to fill a The clothing giveaway, which will probably be held on the one-year unexpiredterm, defeating Defeated budget: of FredBadessa in a closerrace than he second Saturday in May, will not only benefit clients the’ expected. Mr. Davidsonwon 1,t96 , Welfare Board, but all residents of the south Somerset County’ votes to Mr. 8adessa’s990. communityas well. For the third year in a row, the So if during your cleaning sprees you discover used, but proposedschool budgetwas soundly council next stop clothing in good condition whichcan be donated, just drop it off defeatedby analmosttwotoone margin by Jaki Kalansky to meetwith the newly organized between Mondayand Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., at the of 1,420to 758.The budget will newbe ManagingEditor schoolboard and send its recom- passedon to the townshipcouncil for mendationstothe county superin- 9~0 Hamilton St. office or contact either Jeffrey Fetzko or EdwardI"etter Sa,dra Grnndfest deliberation. Thelast time Franklinvoters ac- tendentofsch®Is. Michael Szewcykby calling 249-1331 and arrangements will be But the real surprise camein vote proveda school budget was Feb. ’13, Judgingbyrecent remarks made by madeto collect the clothing. tally for the three three-yearseats. 1974.And that was probably only severalcouncil members, includng Mr.Vetter, who lost a bidfor the board becauseitwas a notax increase plan. the mayer,who last weekmade an last year, managedto compilethe Followingtheprecedent since then, the1977-78 school budget was solidly outspokenappeal for the budget’s highesttotal of 1,441votes to Mrs. defeat, the scissors are goingto sea Grundfest’st,qI6 and Mrs.Salzman’s defeatedTuesday by a voteof 1,420to lots of action. Amongthose whoalso Honorsfor Mrs. Skillman 1,393. Mr. Ceasercame in 101 votes 758. So even though other school viewthe budgetdefeat as a victoryare behindwith 1,292. budgetsin the area werepassing with Franklin’s senior citizens, who MONTGOMERY-- A reception to honor retiring township Thethree incumbents."ran on an flying colors this week,it probably compla!nedloudly that they can’t administrator Beatrice S. Skilimanfor 27 years of service to the informalslate, and seemedpuzzled didn’tcome as muchof a shockto most affordany kind of tax increaseon their township will be held 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. April 17 at the Nassau that Mr.Ceaser came in last whenthe residents that Franklinwould stick final voteswere tallied Tuesdaynight withits fledglingtradition. fixed incomes. Inn in Princeton. Friends of Mrs. Skillman should call Otto at the MiddlehnshSchool. "I’m going The doomed$9,063,409 current Thebudget was approved by the Kaufmanat 466-2844before April 11 for reservations, The cost to miss not having the full board expensebudget was part of an overall entire board,with the exceptionof back" said Mrs. Salzman,. whoex- $12,285,203package approved earlier Margaret Scherbina, and was sup- ¯ ~il[ be $7.50 a person. plainedthat she was"very happy" to thismonth by the board of education. ported by all six candidates for havewon, but that she wouldalso miss Itwould have meant a school tax in- election. boardvice president WilliamZdep, creaseofabout $44 on a $40,000home. Boardpresident Sandra Grundfest, whochose not to run for reelectionthis Butclearly, thevoters weren’t about whowas reelected to another term andinside ... year.This wasMrs, Salzman’s first tobuy It. Ironically, thebudget was Tuesday,was disappointed about the arts ...... boardelection, since she had been $84,094lower when budget hearings outcomeof the budget vote. "I had 1-3B appointedtothe board last spring to began,but several cuts were restored hopedthat the communitywould calendar ...... 9A fillthe unexpired term of Wasy bythe board in response to public realizethat it was a fairbudget, it classified ...... 4B D’Cruz,who moved out of the thwn- demand. wasn’ta paddedbudget," she said letters ...... 4A ,l,li ship. Statelaw requires that the budget yesterday."It wasa goodbudget flint lifestyle ..... , ...... Mr.Davidson went into theelection mustnow go to thetownship council wouldhave provided a goodeducation. 12A fairly .confidentthat he could top his withintwo days of theelection. The I can’t commenton whether the obituaries ...... 14A ¯ Janet Sol:man Bruce Davidson opponent.Fred Badessa became the councilthen has an additional15 days communitywants a goodeducation." I ht’ Frdnklitl NEWSRECORD Th~ay,March 31,1977 Leagueexplains primary deadlines Elevenseeking council seats,

Don’tlose your right to vote (l) youwish to vote In a party available from the league in this year’s highly contested different from the one you president or from the township 3 in First Wardrace primary election. The League voted in in a previous primary clerk in the municipal of WomenVoters of Franklin election; or, (2) if you have building. Eleven candidates filed board elections. "The of business activity on budgetcontrol from Rut~ers. Townshipwarns eligible never beforevoted in a Foradditional nonpartisan petitionslast week declaring proposed school budget is HamiltonStreet, a morein- Heis streeslngthat experience votersof the mostrecent primaryelection." information on registration theirintention torun for the certainly nomodel of financial tensive search for federal in hishopes for the council legislation affecting Mrs. Gallagherfurther and voting call the league at five wardseats up for grabs in responsibility," hecharged, grants, improved recreation seat,"to improvetownship declarationofparty affiliation explained,"You need not file 545-2999. the May10 township council "and should serve as a faclfRies for youth, the needs revenues,while monitoring 50 daysprior to theJune 7 sucha declarationif:(1) you election, reasonably accurate indicator nf senior citizens, and im- and controllingtownship primary, intend to vote in the same RECREATION AlthoughFranklin’s form of el my opponent’s concern for provement of police-youth expenses." RantGallagher, president of party as in the last primaryin REGISTRATION governmentrequires the race the taxpayers of Franklin." relationships in the township. He charged the present the Franklin league, has of- whichyou voted; or 120 if you to be a non partisan one, there Furthering his repeated councilwith a "failureto serve fered the following are a first-time registrant." Adult recreational evening are four candidates running calls for "protective zoning," PHILIP BEACHEM, the theneeds of theEast Franklin clarification of the current The local League of Womenclasses registration will begin withendorsements from the Dr. Marlineconcluded his Democraticendorsee in the area."Mr. Beacbem also said regulations. "Youmust file a Voters also reminds residents Monday,April 4, from 8:30 localRepublican party, four concernis "for the residents Fifth’Ward,is 23 yearsold he wants"increased and more that April 11 is the last dayto a.m. to ,1:30 p.m. at the parks with local Democratic andtaxpayers of Franklin,with a master’sdegree in efficientpolice protection" in declarationof party affiliation N,mcy lit, my with the party of your current register to vote in Franklin’s and recreation office. Philip Beecham backing, and three who andnot for thosewho wouldfinance, accountina nn~ hisward. choice with your county or May10 municipal election. Walk-in registration will claimed themselvesIn- seethe First Ward a mazenf municipalclerk by April left: Reg!stration forms are continue on the fourth, irom 7 dependents, concreteand asphalt." to 9 p.m. Therace promising tobe the Classesare scheduledto hottest is that for theFirst SECONDWARD candidate Insurance not beginApril 18. For more in- Wardseat currently held by Helen Reilly said last week formation,call the parks and RepublicanJoseph Martioo, that shepJaos to take a leave recreationdepartment at873- who is seeking reelection of absencefrom her position 2500,ext. 227. against the Independent as coordinator of clinical all it claimd candidacies of school hoard activities for the township member Kenneth Langdon health departmentto pursue byStuartCrumpJr, what you believe are the and former school board her political aspirations. The StaflWrlter contents of your living room. Clinic memberErnst deHaas,r#r. two-year member of the List everything. Then com- Martinois an outspokenfee 9.{ planning board pointed to her Inadequateimurancecanbe pare your list to what is the proposed Banner PUDin achievements in her present bothfinancially and actuallyin the room..You’ll be Franklin as a memberof both job in bringing "countless emotionallydevastating toa horrifiedto realizehow much the council and the planning medically oriented programs homeownertrying to recoveryou’ve left out. ProfessionalPiercing board¯ Heis running with the for township residents at no froma fireor othermisfor- ¯ PrivateOffices ¯ EarringsAvailable slogan, "Keep the First Ward cost to them or the town." She tune, a Griggstown writer "THIS EXPERIMENT~ ¯ 24-hr,Answering See#ice Rural." also cited her 99 percent at- asserts. FORINFORMATION CALL In the other four wards, tendance record at planning WriterStanley Leinwoll lost inventoryingpoints out the everynecessity item inof there are two-person races, board meetings and described 609-924-7040 hisRendall Park home to fireyour home (before a disaster). 195Nallou Slreel withthe seats of twoother hervoting efforts "towards in 1973. His experiences in It maytake a couple of hours fiscalausterity and tax and Joseph 3latrine incumbentRepublicans being rebuilding that house led him to completean inventory, but challengedby Democraticbudgetarystabilization to write his ninth hook, "So it could save yon tens of SENIORCITIZEN endorsees, programs." YouThink You’re Covered? A thousandsof dollars. DemocratBruce Hamilton Consumer’s Guide to Home "Needlesstosay,lnowhave NIGHT will face off against JACK CULLEN, who was Insurance" (Charles Scrib- a complete inventory of RepublicanHelen Holily for the first to officiallydeclare ner’s Sons, $6.95). everything in my present the SecondWard seat his candidacytwo weeks ago, house, with a copy of the in- Every WednesdoyNight presentlyheld by mayornoted, "In my view,towns like "INSURANCE CaM- ventory filed with the in- NormanFisher, who chosenot Franklinare strugglingPANIES are not in the surance agent and another from6to 9:30 p.m. to seekanother term. In theconstantly with the problems business to give away copy in my desk drawer at ThirdWard, deputymayor, of a changingdemography, money,"Mr. Leinwnilsaid work. swedishand danish clogs Jack Cullenwill face up- economyand environment."duringa recentinterview in "Mostpeople do not un- ¯ eglnning April 6, 1977 positionfrom DemocratBruce He admitted, however, "For his Griggstownhome, wherederstand the conceptof !i:’ McCrackcn.The onecouncil most of these,there are no he movedafter the fire. "My ’coinsurance.’ You haveto seat presentlyheld by a easy answers." personalexperience and the insure your house for at least Democrat-WilllamHoward-He explainedthat many experienceof peoplewith 80 percent of itsvalue. If y~ BUYONE SUNDAE is beingsought by Democratdecisions that seem preduc- whomI’ve spoken is thatit’s don’t the insurance company NancyHenry and Independent live in onedirection end up alwaysa hassleto getwhat will decrease proportionately GETONE FREE! planningboard member being destructivein others. youfeel is a fairsettlement its settlement claim by the Monte Fisher.Fifth Ward "For example,as we hold from the insurance company." difference between what it councilmanAtillio Lattanzio, down taxes during inflation, Mr. Leinwoll’s book, which says you should have and what ¯ Sen/or Citizens MustShow Proof of Age- the largest selectionanywhere! seekinghis fourth term, will we do notexpand services as describes his ownexperiences, you actually have. Itch’n Rcillv meet opposition from needed." Mr. Cullen con- is essentially two books in one. "In other words, if you have for men,women & children DemocratPhilip Beecham. tinued, "As we add industrialIt covers: a $100,000 house and the in- Severalof the candidates ratables to cope with needs for 1. Howto select the right surance company says you CARVEL have begun to gear up their new services, we increase insurance policy to cover you should have $80,000 insurance RusticMoB Manville Kendall on duty races in the past week, congestion on theroads and in the event of a fire, theft, on it, and if you only have change the face of our corn- lawsuit or other potential loss $40,000 worth, that’s half of 526-6202 U.S. Air Force Sergeant releasing statements and pictures to local newspapers, munity probably adversely." (thebook covers points that whatthey say you should WilliamH. KendallIt, son of Like his Republican evenyour insurance agent have. Now, if you havea fire Mrs.Jean Bohnstedtof 88 colleagues, he emphasizedthe DcMott Lane, Somerset, has JOSEPll MARTINO,ready mightneglect to tell you); that destroys part of thehouse to fend off the attacks of his declining municipal tax rate. and, anddoes, let’s say, $20,000 arrived for duty at Gibbsboro Mr. Cullen also cited his Air Force Station, N.J. two opponents, cited property 2. Whatto do aftera worthof damage,they’ll only taxes and zoning as the main support of the township pur- loss. giveyou halfof that,or Sergeant Kendall, an chase and development of aerospace contml and war- concernsof the reaidentsof the "I’vejust guttensome good $I0,000. This is an areawhich First Ward.He also pointed to QuarryPark and the Bognn newsabout the book,"Mr. manyinsurance agents do no~ ning systems operator with a Meadows.Regarding local Leinwollsaid. "The Book of explainto theirclients. unit of tim AerospaceDefense a steady decline in the past four years of the municipaltax improvements,such as a new the MonthClub will be offering Command,previously served community center and it as a spring dividend at Sparrevohn Air Force rate and used the opportunity to attack KennethLangon as a library,he said,"We cannot selection, and Woman’sDay "TILE SECONDpart of the Station, Alaska. justgo out and bond for these The sergeant is a 1971 "big spender" in his approval has purchasedexcerpt rights, book tells you howto deal with the 1977-78 school budget, improvements.I will support the insurance company and graduate of Franklin High theseonly to the extent that we "OURHOME cost us $17,000the adjustersafter there’s School and attended Chapman which was defeated at the polls in Tuesday’s school can fundthem throughin- whenwe movedto Kendallbeen a loss.As a victim,I feel I College, Orange, Calif. creasedrevenue. My first Parktn 1953.We had$30,000 was further victimized by the priorityhas beenand will worthof insuranceon it whensystem. continuetobe to keep a stableit hurnedin 1973, and I "For example,one of the Sel*Defense ¯ PhysicalFitnesstaxrate here." ultimatelysold it for $40,000. I things about the system that l was luckyenough that my findpersonally abhorent is TODAY, MARCH31st evening classes for men, IN THE FOURTH WARD, insurancekept pace withthat adjusters are ratedon ¯welcome.Beginners DemocratNancy Henry faces inflation.Butafter the fire all how much less than the claim TheNew Concept Furniture Store That Works Hard to SaveYou Morel womenandadvancedand childrenbelts no Republicanopposition. A my neighborson theblock told they ean settle for. This 15-yearresident of Franklin,me they’dreviewed their procedure really fosters the ,,, i / i i , shehas been active in several insurancepolicies and they all employment ofunscrupulous activities involving young raisedtheir coverage. Most contractors. people, including the Little people are underinsured. "Icalled 10 contractorsto League, the high school "I was badly underinsured get estimates on repairing the B~ster Club and the high on the contents of the home. damageto the house and eight ~)~:~T [~ school PTA. She currently Your homeowner’spolicy also of them wouldn’t accept the Experienced.Fully Certified works in the township school gives you coverage on the jobwbentheyhearditwasfire BlackBelt instructor system and says her ex- contents, and that’s another work. Another ..LURNITURE ..L. ACTORY~J’UTLET perienee "will be of area where people are subject "At one point I asked one of Special offer a Sign up before tremendous value in making to great disaster. The amount them, ’Why?’ and he said, decisions affecting the of coverageis generally equal ’You’ll see.’ It soundedvery April I andsave 20% education of our children." to half the cost of the dwelling- ominous. Ms. Henry says she’s ¯ "Basically adjusters and - or in mycase, $15,000with an tnsurors work with certain Call609-924.6478 fordetails seeking a council seat endorsementwhich raised it to With GrandFurniture for YourHome because, "I feel I can bring a contractorswho do firework $18,000.But mytotal inventory and theygenerally underbid AlwaysWell BelowUsual Retail Prices greater sense of awareness of the contents of the house and understanding of corn- cameto over $40,000,so I lost outsidecontractors. In my munity problems in the over St2,000. casethe reason they were abl~ decisionmaking process of our "I urgeyou, just as an ex- to underbidwas because the~ :overnment."Among her pertinent,tosit down in your neverinlended toreplace what GRANDOPENING SUPER SPECIALS ,riorillesarethe revitllization kitchenand from memory list waslost. GARAGESALE "I tIAD WOODpaneling in four rooms. They replaced it at the PALINURUS with masonite. I had imported CONTEMPOLIVING PINE BEDROOM gnllquorion ~ookseller lamps and they replaced them RECLININGCHAIRS DINETTE PRINCETON with $1.98 ceiling lamps. [ had ROOMGROUP. GROUP Weare alwaysinterested in pur- 24-inch spaces between the chasing completelibraries or in- beamsin the attic and they put Glowinghoney pine finish SHOPPINGCENTER Comfortable, 2 position Sofa,love seat and chair, Strap Round,contemporary’ walnut dividual books, prints. in 16-inch wide insulation, mechanism,durable supported table with ebonytrim and4 doubledresser, mitr0r, ~l dr. SATURDAY, APRIL 23 photographsand mapsof interest leaving part of the ceiling armstyling ¯ Herculonfabric. chest,Full or twin headboard, to the bibliophile. Catalogues exposed underneath. The guy. vinyl upholstery.Choice of Greatfor familyroom, too. ebonychairs. All 5 pieces. (rain date, April 30) colors. All t0r issued. didn’tcare. 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Lawrenceville 1201l874-4500 Yamahasign on our building, NICKEL609-924-3001 (609) 79_9;8231 . i i Thmdsy,March 3 l, 1977 I hI’ I-t,t n kIln Newsr Ecor D A musidan’,, road to success is frustrating

by BebBradis competitions is all paid for by at the time was great, the about $200 for a beginner’s other is sterling silver with a one who has taken music musicians would treasure. Staff Writer the persons themselves," she program was geared to the flute. Once you become as solid gold head joint and white lessons knows bowexpensive She can look at a piece of says resentfully. students and wereally learned serious as Ms.’ Nelsona flute gold ~rts. "The gold head they are. Once you get to the music, play it two or three Did you ever wonder how The university has excellent a lot." cancostanywhere from$2,500 joint glues a more mellow caliber that she’s at, lessons times and never have to look someonecan get up on a stage leachers, but she complains for a sterling silver flute all soundand this is importantfor start incest in the rangeof $50 at it again. This helps her in ’ every night and perform in that they do not offer any BESIDESbeing very.time the way to $11.000 for a thekindof musicI play." said an hour up to $100 for half an her recitals because it would front of an audiencelike it’s assistance in setting up con- consuming and hard work, platinum one. Ms.Nelson. hour from a professional be likehaving a crutch to rely the most important show tacts. "In the musicfield it’s playing the flute is also ex- Miriamuses two flutes. One Thereason for the high cost musician, on the music, she said. they’ve ever given? hard to get in to the pensive. To start out, it costs is a sterling silver flute andthe of the flutes is they’re all hand Thenthere is the cost of the Her mother admits she’s her Imagine practicing all day made.To mostserious flutists, music to play from. For sheet worst critic anddoesn’t go to every time you have a free there havelong beenonly two musicit cost her in the range see her perform becauseshe’s moment. Dedication is what suppliers of the tools of the of $20. too nervous. Mrs. Nelson la] makes a person perfect and trade - VerneQ. PowellFlutes She enjoys playing the flute wants her to complete her CALL526-5550 nothing can stand in the way. and Win. S. HayesCo., in and admits that it has taken education and enter graduate Every day, ever since the Boston, Mass.Both are small awayfrom hersocial life while school and then become a seventh grade, MiriamNelson shops whosecraftsman work growingup. "But this is what I teacher of music, tier in i n Ires practiced the flute bet- with such painstaking care want to do so it’s not really daughter wants to complete ween school hours around the and measured pace that the work." Everytime t play I her education also, but hopes OPEN EASTER SUNDAY ~clook."If I miss one day, I can firms together turn out just enjoy the music no matter how to get an agent so she can get JoinUs for Dinner really feel the difference," I,o0o flutes a year. That manytimes t play it." the contacts to become a says the Douglass College comparesto the 1,00o flutes a Ms. Nelsonhas a talent most performingprofessional. senior. week for the largest mass Ms. Nelson started playing producers. BRIKENDAIRY FARMS ¯ the flute at an early age and "There are the Rolls Royces Pl Rt. 206 & Oxford Place has dedicated her life to it. of instruments, t ordered mine Presently she is majoring in three years ago and that was : POOKYBROOK tlERBARY Belle Mead,N. J. music performance and with connections. Mostof the education at DouglassCollege time it takes 7-10 years to and is student teaching in the receive them," she says with CALL359-6698 FOR TAKE OUT ORDERS! Piscatawayschool district. excitement. The prices of the OnionSets Fertilizer White attending Franklin flutes are determined at the Easter Flowers PottingSoil High School she studied under time of delivery notthe time of Grass Seed Lime Burgers¯ Steaks¯ Seafood former band director Jack purchase. Pisone. From there she Amwefl Road (Rt. 5141 873.2460 ’1 started taking lessons from NOT ONLYare the in- EuI Mlneton¯ ’ , struments expensive but any her present teacher James OPENTUES. ¯ SUN. I 0 a.m.¯ 6 r.m. Scott, who advised her to SOFTICE CREAM attend Douglass...... ’ I n -- ,m , m "The music department at Douglasshas an excellent faculty that is dedicatedto the students but very un- derrated," explained Ms. Nelson."Mr. Scott hastaught meevery thing f knowand if t MEDAL5~b. had to oweanything it’s to him." The list of her achievements seems never-ending. Just a few of her professional ex- periences includes, New Jersey representative, "American Youth Sym- l~Iony," Goodwill European Tour, performances in Car- negie Hall; J.F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts, WashingtonD.C.; andin eight countries in Europe. Her latest accomplishments include winning the Rutgers PRACTICINGthe flute is a full-time occupationfor MiriamNelson University student concerto (BobBradis photo) competition with a solo per- formance with the University orchestra set for May1, and professional market if you U.S,D.A.Choice Boneless Beef US.DA. Chaice Beef U.S.D.AChoice Boneless Beef winning the NewYork Flute don’t have any friends or Top Round Boneless EyeRound Club annual competition. relatives that are Roast ~s119RumpRoost ¯ With these and more, one professionals. Mostpeople are The Flower toady We At Foodfown (Whalefreezer cuts priced higher) oas,w"oOo"o would wonder whyshe hasn’t out for themselves," she Wish All Of Our made the real "big time." admits. of Hillsborough Jewish Friends A I~----& topRaund Ever since she started playing Locally,she feels that at one Happy Passoverl DI~- I~| SirloinIi~ time Franklin Schoolshad a ~ she has had to do everything ForYOUr I~oundor ,therself, she relates. Noone finemusic department hut due ShoppingConvenience teakoRouodtar was there to adviseher on to a lackof interestby the ~ SwissingSI lb. . _ communityit’s died out, she Foodtown Carries A whatschools to attend,what CompleteLine of Hull. US D A C/~olCe aonltless Seer werethe best instruments and, charged."Music is so im- day Poultry including LondonBroil too ~ou~a ,7189 mostimportant, howto pick portantin the schools,tn 19721 Fresh. Dried &Artificial Capons,Ducks, Carnlsn US.O.A Choice Boneless Beef up contacts. belonged to the summer Flowersfor Ever)" Occasion Hens, Turkey Breasts, "Musicin thiscountry is programthat was held in the TurkeyWings, Drumsticks, LondonBroil Sirloinrip ,~.189 high school and became an BonelessTurkey Roosts, U.SD.A.Choice Boneless Beef comparedto theOlympics. All FreshChicken Fat, Fresh thelessons and cost of the aide and eventually teacher. Brisketsan

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The Franklin News¯ Record Thursday, March31, 1977 letters to the editor

Planner’suntold story 47 squareFranklin miles Township could providewith its ¯ With the economic council saddled him with a Joe’s actions, the First Ward pressures of creeping ur- planning board that has been councilman (Martino) at- To the Editor: a young, enthusiastic planner banization, how can constantly embroiled with tempted to have him with exciting challenges. productive farmland be back biting and infighting. reprimanded. The loss nf townshipplanncr , Howdoes the township preserved? WhenJoe tried to workwith Joe Higginswill be difficult Joo Higginsis a severe blow ta growwithout losing the green ¯ How do we avoid the community, his efforts to replace. In these lean times, sound planning and sane environment, the rural at- repeating the mistakes of the were undermined by petty there are a numberof bright growth in Franklin Township. mnsphere people movedhere past such as locating asphalt council harassment. Every eager planners who would Behind the bland statements to find? shoppingcenters on the flood expenditure he made was normally be interested in his concerninghis resignationis ¯ How do we encourage plain? questioned. Whenhe provided position, but the word will the unmentioned story of showcase industrial ratables These questions and others answers, his integrity was spread throughout the plan- mindless interference, that will reduce the taxes of should have been explored by questioned. Even after a nine ning community, "Beware of harassment and humiliation townshipcitizens? Joe Higgins and the planning pagelegal brief was submitted Franklin Township." that he has been subjected to ¯ Howcan declining urban board, but Joe was never to the council on the Hamilton We have a great township during his tenure as planner, fringe areas be revitalized? really permitted to plan. The Street project fully supporting and manyfine people. We do not deservethe reputation this council is inflicting upon us. It’s time to have responsible government. Bruce Hamilton Somerset i,I SAVING Replyto Geoghan To the Editor: ?- Mr. Geoghan, in reply to $ lOO,o your letter, we care about senior citizens. Wefight for worthwhile legislation. We ¯ SLIPCOVER-DRAPERY understand the plight of our FABRICS If wealways strive to lower ¯ SPORTSWEAR youdo for the PRINTS school budget, then perhaps senior citizens wouldnot have SOLIDS CHECKS the benefits they nowhave. We 8" pay hundreds of dollars for GABARDINE social security as well as taxes ARE;YOU WRITING GO¥BYPtNE A’THANKg’QU’NOTEV. that subsidize lunch programs and other activities for senior citizens. This amount of /COTTONPRINTS- JERSEYKNITS moneyout of our paychecksis CUSTOM DRAPERIES g SLIPCOVERS back breaking for manyof us, but wepay it willingly for we all will be senior citizens one Crump’s..~ day. ¢3 But won’t you please un- 0 derstand and care about our children? Coffeeis $4 a pound and rising. Well we won’t drink it. The new car is $500 Cushing in on problems more this year. We’ll wait another year. But nowis the I time to educate the child who by Stuart CrumpJr. tune with eternal cosmicsuper It will also changethe oil in means a complete accounting will somedayfind the cure for Staff Writer forces. your car, answer your of everything it will do for cancer. Johnny is eight only telephonein a pleasing tone of you), the amazing Presto this year and he needs help Once upon a time it was RECENTLY A book was voice and take a message,fill Boardwill also teach you to now. If you cut that speech thought that astrology could published which alleges that out your tax return and ac- believe absolutely anything teacher or reading therapist, tell you everything you always pyramidshold the secret to all companyyou to an audit if youread in either the newsor you can never, never makeit wanted to know about life. Sit inside a pyramidand you’re called in, discipline adver:ising columns of ~ny up to him. anything. somethingwill rub off on you. your children and teach an old newspaper or magazine on Please open your minds and (Did I say "once?" There Especiallyif the paint is still dog newtricks. your newsstand. This is a hearts to our children. Mr. are still people out there who wet. Furthermore, it will teach talent without which one can Genghan,be very careful with study their horoscopes every Pyramid pvshers cite you how to win friends and hardly survive these days. that red pencil of yours. That day.) statistics that even such a influence people, catch a cut mayhurt us all morethan Tea leaves, chickenentrails, lowly item as a razor blade bigger fish than all the other f still have a few bugs to you can possibly know. ouijaboards, crystal balls, will remainsharp for dozensof guys, keepyour razor blades workout of it, but whenit’§ tarot cards and a wholebunch shaves if stored inside a sharpeven if you have a dull ready you will be able to Joan Lipton of other great stuff havebeen pyramid. purchaseit by mail at a price, face,make a milliondollars in whichis so incredibly lowthat Somerset used by people to put them in Just the other day I read in realestate with other people’s the paper that a couple of money,win at blackjack and you’ll not be able to resist writers (including one who waxyour car with absolutely buyingat least two. authored "Pyramid Power") no workat all. This offer will not he have written a new book which repeated for at least another tells you howa pendulumcan IF T|IAT’SNOT enough 20 minutes. make your life better. A landthe above list is by no Watchthis space for d~ails. pendulumwill help you find a sexually compatible partner, diagnose your illnesses, tell JOIN you which vitamins to take, Pressphotos to be exhibited locate cavities in your teeth, THE answer career questions, Winning photographs from sponsored by the Middlesex maybeeven run a clock. the 1976 New Jersey Press County Cultural & Heritage CROWD-PLEASING Youmay scoff (and I don’t Association Best Picture Commission,made possible by( because I’ve learned not to Contest will be displayed from a grant from The N.J. Com- scoff at anything lest the March30 to April 5 in the lobby mittoo for the Humanities. : of the George Street Jersey Devil slink out of his The photographs are the: lair and gobble me up}, hut Playhouse, 414 George St., NewBrunswick. daily and weekly newspaper you’ve got to admit that the divisions’ top awardwinners people whoare pushing these from such categories as things are really raking in the The exhibit is in conjunction portrait and personality, AmericanExpress money, so they must be doing with a seminar on "Equal general newsand sports. somethingright. Access to the News," which will be held at 7:45 p.m., The theater lobby is open I CONSEQUENTLY’,I IIAVE Tuesday, April 5 at the daily from9 a.m. to 5 p.m. a~d TravelService decided that if there’s money playhouse. The seminar is during evening performances. to be madein the field of weird stuff, there’s no reason I NewJersey’s "Big One" for the business shouldn’t makesome of it too. For a limited time and a in Savings and HomeFinancing limited time only I am making for OverHalf a Century! traveler. available to readers of this The Franklin NEWS-RECORD newspaper my latest in- We understand the pressure of vention, the Presto Board. ServingFranklin Township business travel and we want to get you The Presto Board will do going with the least fuss and bother. I’uldished everyThursday at absolutely anything. 3t)0Withersl)c.)o St. We can book you a ticket on almost It will tell you whatto cook l)rim’eton.N.J. "anything that flies. Have a rental car for supper, whomto marry, by TheI)rinceton Packet, Ioc. waiting. Make hotel reservations. Ar- whereto go for a vacation this range to have a conference room for summer, where the stock Local office: 240 South MainSt., Manville, N.J. 088.~5. market is headed, what the Teleplnme:21)1-725-331)0. Save with us and earn you in a distant city. Smooth your way. 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¯ It & 3-A Thursday,March 3 I, 1977 Ballet performance Things helps heart fund to do FAMILYLIFE q’h° ~°u, ,~=,~ n~o,t, m CountyCollege. In his position .-..~- ...... ,.-,,w ? ...... at the college he is directly gwetwo. special pertormanees. . revolved’ wi’th the major Howis Americanfamily life at Bndgewater-RantanHtghcommunity and cultural shapingupinthe 1970’s7 Isthe , School.... East on Saturdayand nro ramsscheduled by the institution alive and well, or ~unaay, l~ay 14 and¯15) 1977. Col~ge. A pest vice.president becomingincreasingly broken lnternauonal. .nailer star andtreasurer for the vomn-and problem-ridden? Edward Vdlena will be featuretary /&er.lon...... L,r¢ll ter of A new series on NewJersey at the 8 p.m., Saturday SomersetCounty he presently Public Television, "Six evening performance. . Tne serveson the Vol’ntau ry Action American Families," will Sunday programw.dl be at. 2 Committeeof the United Way explore reallifeexperiences of pm¯ matineeo featuring.... the for the SomersetValley. Mr. a variety of families in the companyot aancers from met Rowprs ...... recentlYserved as United States, beginning NewJersey Ballet. Last yea ~’n~int~- _chordnatar...... fo_r the Saturday,April 9, at 4 p.m. on maneuver-s, Mr. Villella andthe Ballet also Somerse" t County_Teen Arts channels23, 50, 52 and58. performed for the Heart Festival and is involved in a Each segment will last for Assoomtmn. number of other community one hour and will include a Y .These two programs en- activities. Tickets andfurther playback technique in which titled,’BalletDancmgforthe nformation for the two per-each family views its own ~" SummerC ammapEnaVe;vnnesri~ i ?i ;i;e~rT°wr~ ?:~ ’iiU!c !i~ g~ ;~! Heartare majorfund," j formances by the NewJersey program and then comments raising events for the Ballet are available by calling on its own statements and The shirt in a box plaid combo of red~blue~khaki with Somerset County Heart 526-1200,extension 319 or 722- attitudes. Association. Chairman for its separate tie, 32.00¯ Fly-front pant with watch 4353, or writing the Somerset BICYCLETOURS .~ these events is Donald H. County Heart Association, pocketand 2 backpockets, 38.00. Acrylicknit Bowers.He is director of the P.O. Box 852, Somerville, New College Center at Somerset llelp us plan dates, routes, Jersey 08876. and safety requirements! Join T-top sweaterin khakistriped in red andblue, 18.00. Tom Lederer and Lucille ~lWllBertuceio in planning bicycle Buttonfront skirt with 3 flap pocketsand tiller’tours of the Stony Brook- tab belt, 34.00. Khakiin polyester/cotton,6-14. Maggio named " Millstone WatershedsRegion. Be at the SB-MWA lteadquarters Building, Titus executive director Mill Road, Hopewell Town- ship, tonight at 0 p.m. // Freeholder Director Bridgewater. Also join us Sunday af- Thomas E. MaRgin was ap- Describing Dr. Maggio as ternoon,April 17 at 2 p.m. for a pointed executive director of "the perfect man"for the new mecting on simple bicycle the Somerset County post, Mr. Gray said most his maintenance for beginners Republicanorganization. own’ "time and energy would anda movieon bicycle safety¯ Dr. Maggio’sappointment to be devotedfull time to see that Our first tour of 15 to 20 the newly created post was our next governor is our own milesis set for Saturday,April announced by County GOP state senator, Ray Bateman. 30at 9 a.m. Details of this and ChairmanLewis J. Gray in a "Tom Maggio has been a other tours will be decided at letter to all membersof the key manin most of the recent tonight’s meeting.Suggestions county executive committee. Republican victories in welcome! The new director’s first Somerset County," said Mr. For further informationcall, official function was to call a Gray, "and I can’t think of a Lucille Bertuccio at 609-737- convention of county com- better manto assist mein the 373,5. mittee to screen candidates day-to-day duties of party for state senate two assembly leadership." JOB DISCRIMINATION seats and one freeholder After the convention, Dr. nomination. The conventionis Maggi.o will manage the "Job Discrimination: Doing ’~eheduledforAprilllatap.m. campaigns of the convention SomethingAbout It," the first at the Redwood Inn, nominees. of five specials exploring the status of women, will premiere on New Jersey Public Television channels 23 Sunriseservice 50, 52 and 58 Wednesday,April 13, at 9 p.m. Harriet Rabb,a specialist on Easter Sunday sex discrimination eases, will give viewers a step-by-step analysis on howto recognize An interdenominational The interdenominational and document a case of sex Easter sunrise service will be service is opento all peopleof bias in the work place. sponsored by several any faith. Coffee and donuts Recognizing that one is en- Evangelical churches of will be served after the ser- countering discrimination is Somerset County at the vice. often the first step in National Starch athletic correcting the problem. fieldhouse on Easter Sunday Because in many eases sex at 6 a.m. bias has been taken for The Rev. Robert Watters, AARPmeeting granted and becometradition well known international over the years, womenare evangelistic will be the guest often unaware that dif- speaker. Mr. Watters has There will be a meeting of ferentiation is madebetween conducted 165 evangelistic the Somerset County chapter male and female employment missionsto 95 cities of Europe. of the AmericanAssociation of practices. Ordained by Assemblies of Retired Persons (AARP) God Chureh in 1954, the Mondayat 1:30 p.m. in the ’L’ AVENTURA evangelist has gained Good Shepherd Lutheran worldwide recognition Church, Union Avenue, "L’Aventura," a classic because of his European Somerville. amongforeign films, will be crusades. Born in Following the business presented by New Jersey Breckenridge,Texas, he is a meeting, a musical program Public Television on Saturday, descendant of pioneer of entertainment has been April 16, at l0 p.m. on channels Methodist Circit Riders. planned to welcomeback Mr. 23, S0, 52 and58. James Porter Stevenson, who MichelangeloAntonioni, the was his maternal great and Mrs. Curt H. Helmfrom a internationally prominent L, randfatber, established the ’,’/inter in Florida. Refresh- ments and a social hour will Italian filmmaker, directed first Methodist congregation conclude the afternoon. this exciting story of Italy’s in Texas. idle rich.

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A O-A The Franklin NEWSRECORD Tb~ayMarch 31 1977 Censusto survey homeimprovement costs Baptist church hosting missionary Questions on spendingfor throughoutthe United States formation on the numberof On Wednesday,April 6, at for WorldEvangelism (AB- new sphere of ministry here i~ ~" the improvementand upkeepthat will be included. trips takenby U.S. households, 7:15 p.m. the Kendall Park WE)with whomPastor theUnitodStates, aednowhns of residential properties will Total expendituresfor the thedestination and purpose of those trips, the modesof BaptistChurch will be hosting Commonsis affiliated is a somemissionaries seekingto be asked of a sample of upkeep and improvementof a meetingwith Pastor Williammissionorganization in its establish newchurches in this houzeholdsin this area by residential properties in the transportation,and the types Commons,missionary to Roag fiftieth year of operationof country. Bureauof the Censusin- third quarter of 1976were $7.5 of lading.The information is men’s terviewersduring the periodbillion, or $25.1billion at a usedby both governmentand Keng. seeing lives changed, KendallPark Baptistchurch Mr. Commonsis a graduate their conditionsof life bet- on right of April 1-15, John C. seasonally adjusted annual private organizations to of WheatenCollege, also tered, and Godtheir creator is located Route27 Cullinane, director of the rate. During 1975, the determinethe impactof the ColumbiaBible College, and recognizedand worshippedin across from the shopping Bureau’s regional office in seasonally adjusted annual travel industry on the receivedhis masterof divinity center.It is oneof a numberof NewYork, announced this rate rangedfrom $22.9 to $26.7 economyand to providedata local churches through churches that supports Mr. ontravel patterns that canbe degree from Grand Rapids missionaries preachingthe week. billion. BaptistSeminary. Re has been Bible and pointing mento Commons and other The homeimprovement Questions will also be asked used to improve tran- involved in missionary Jesus Christ. TheABWE has a missionariesfinancially and survey,conducted four timesa in this month’ssurvey about sportatioafacilities. ministryfor aboutten years with prayer as they seek in year, yields valuable in- trips of 75 milesor moretaken Thelaw requires that in- and had just completedhis total of 516 missionaries preachingthe Bibleto sea men formationon this segmentof since January1, 1977. These formation reported to the secondfull termin HangKong. servingin fourteencountries reconciledto GOdby faith in the American economyof questionsare part of the 1977 Bureauof the Censusmust be Hisministry is locatedin what of the worldlocated in the Far Jesus Christ. Thepublic is broadinterest to the public NationalTravel Survey.This held in strictest confidence. are called satellite cities East, Africa, Europe, and welcometo attend this or any and private sectors. The survey,conducted every five Published reports show comprised of numerous SouthAmerica. Just last year of the regularmeetings of the householdsin this area are yearsas part of the Censusof statistical totals only,and no apartment complexeswith the missionprogram entered a church. amongapproximately 5,000 Transportation seeks in- informationidentifying in- populationsof eighty to one dividuals or householdsis hundredthousand people in a land of four to five million inhabitants. Mr. Commonsis Flea marketset for June MRS,COHEN and her daughter Rachel prepare for thePassover Sedar. able to rent several apart- mentsat one time and forms TheLadies Auxiliary of the p.m. theseinto chapelsfrom which MiddlebushFire Department Tablesare availablefor $5. community cookbook he can minister the wordof is planninga flea marketfor If cars or station wagonsare Godto the needsof men,and in Saturday,June II. Raindate used,they will be charged$|0. Today’scolumn is devoted timeorganize the peopleinto a will he June18. Theevent is The Chamberof Commerce Seasonto taste. Serves6. 2 tablespoonshoney local church pastored by a scheduledto be held at the Forroscrvatioasand’further to a specialdinner menu which 1 egg white nationalpastor. Middlebush firehouse on of Franklin Townshipwill can be used during the PASSOVERSOUP pinchof salt information,call SusanKline have its Business and Con- Passoverseason. Anactive MANDLEN 1 large apple, sliced TheAssociation of Baptists alcott Street, froml0 a.m.to 4 at 873-2179. sumerInformation Directory memberof the Cedar Wood thin available for distribution on Woman’sClub, Mrs. Irwin 2/3 cup matzoor cake 1 shreddedlettuce AprilI. Cohenshares with her com- meal 1 cup thinly sliced It will be the first such munity one of the formal 3 eggs cookedbeets publication in Franklin dinners she prepares during 3/4 teaspoonpotato Combinelemon juice and Township. this joyousseason. Passover starch honey.Beat slightly salted egg The directory contains begins at sundownon April 2 1/8 teaspoonsalt whiteuntil stiff andblend into listings of all commercial and ends eight days later on Fryingfat honeymixture, stirring well. establishmentsserving the April10. Add matzo meal, potato Arrangeapple wedges pin- Franklin Township com- A ceremonyfor an evening starchaedsalttobeateneggs, wheel fashion on a bed of munity,as well as informationmeal can be approxmately Kneadand roll until aboutJ/4 shredded lettuce. Place about the local governmentfrom one to two hours with inch thick. Cut into small moundof beets in center and andschools. readings from "Haggadah" squaresand fry in fat at 350- spoonlemon, honeyand egg The chamberis convinced .taking place before, during 375 degrees until brown, mixture over just before this is a veryworthy project and after the meal. The Makesenough for 6 or more serving. which will benefit all drinkingof wineoccurs during servingsof soup. segmentsof our population. certain intervals of the Forfurther informationcall readings. ROASTCIIICKEN FRI~NCH-FRIED 246-1226, or write to the All ingredients for these CAULIFLOWER chamber at P.O. Box I, specialdishes canbe foundat Somerset,N.J. 08873. 1 roastingchicken, 4 to 1 medium head the local food stores. 6 pounds cauliflower ONOUR Preparationtak~ a little time 1 sliced onion 3/4 Free films tonight but the results are 1 teaspoonsalt cup matzo meal magnificient. 1 teaspoonsalt Joe’s Greenhouse8" Flower Shop Twofilm classics will be 1 teaspoonpaprika l egg BEST-SELLING I Beginthe dinner with an Seasonchicken with salt and 1 tablespoonwater FRANKM. GADA,III showntonight March31,at7:30 appetizer of BakedGnfflte J p.m. at the MaryJacobs Li- Fish, followedby Vegetable ~aprika. Stuff if desired, oil for deepfrying ROCKER 92 Gladys Ave. 725-1262 ,braD’in RockyHill. lace chicken,breast side up, Separate cauliflower into . ManvilleJ Soup and Passover Soup on a rack in large roasting small florets. Washand dry Thefirst film, "Nanookof Mandlen.For the maincourse, pan. Addlcupwater to bottom RECLINER the North," wasmade in 1921 Mrs. Cohenwill serve Roast thoroughly. Combinematzo by RobertFlaherty, who spent of pan. mealand salt. Beat egg and Chickenwith MatzoStuffing, Roast about one hour, water together. Dip years in the Arctic amongthe accompanied by Red Sea bastingcontinuously with pan Eskimos. It is the first Salad. French-Fried cauliflower into beaten egg significantdocumentary in the juices. Then roast an ad- mixtureand then roll in salted °n"s17 Caulifloweris the choice of ditional l0 or 15 minutes 9 history of the cinema. The vegetableandPassover Baked withoutbasting to brown, matzomeal. Heat oil to 375 secondfilm, *’TheCabinet of Apples as dessert for a degrees.Place cauliflower in Dr. Caligari," was madein magnificentholiday dinner. frying basketand cookin oil REG.s252 HAIR & SKIN CARECENTER Germanyin 1919 and is a MATZOSTUFFING for about 5 minutesor until Ourfavorite contemporary de- classic horrorfilm. golden brown. Drain sign. Bigchoice of vinylsend BAKEDGEFILTE FISH ~, cupboiling water thoroughlyon absorbentpaper The programis free and 6 matzos,crumbled fabrics. Personalized opento all. For further in- 3 poundspike andcarp andserve hot. Serves4 to 6. IMMEDIATEFREE DELIVERY formationcall the library at 4 tablespoonsfat Trichoanalysis (or pikeand whitefish ), 2 onions,chopped ::.;..,,..;...... ,, Onthis andhundreds of other recliner styles. All on 924-7073. boned 3 stalkscelery, chopped z~ pound filet of PASSOVERBAKED ¢.~.~.’~.’;;~.~.~’.¢.,~,’, display,come in, choosetoday, snooze tonight. OPEN 3 Tbs. choppedparsley APPLES ¯ flounder 2 tsp. salt 6 DAyS l large onion 2 eggs,beaten ~ 3 EVENINGS 1 appleper person AUTHORIZEDLA.Z.BOY DEALERI TOP SOIL 1 large carrot Pourthe boiling water over equalparts matzomeal "*!I l rib celery the matzos. Soak for 5 and choppednuts HUNDREDSOF 1 ~,=teaspoon salt minutes.Drian. lemoaor orangejuice SATURDAYDELIVERY ARRANGED J~z cup matzomeal Melt the shorteningin a LA-Z-BOYSTO --~?~EDKE N.- 2 eggs, beaten skillet. Addthe onionsand as needed (;NOOSEFROM 1 Grindand chop fish, onion, celery. Saute for 15 minutes, 1 tablespoonsugar per ~- apple F~70~~,. / RETAILCENTER II carrot, celery.Add salt, matzo stirring frequently. Addthe 1 pitted prune(soaked / FORALL meal and eggs¯ Mix parsley,salt, nggsandmatzos, LAWRENCE:=,=,t ,, h,,.~ t,.. u:.:n0 II and drained)per apple 111~4@I g ’til 9 Silt10 ’Ill $ Sun.12 ¯tit $ LREDKENHOME PRODUCTS II thoroughlyand forminto two Mixwell. Stuff the poultryand Combinematzo meal and 3.~W -~/E"Y’~J|C~=i~if L BRUN$WICR:,,.,, u,.,,4 __ Somerset loaves, in a greased baking roast in the usual manner, choppednuts with enough pan. Bakein a pre-heated450 The amount specified is orangejuice to holdtogether oppes" ,,,.,o.:,o.,.,,..,,,, 469-1400 degreeoven for 15 minutesor sufficient for a 5 to 6 pound ~.~ SkWM~’*L I0’e~ ’; S~""il $ j UnisexCutting until mixturebubbles. Lower (allowing1 cupfulfor 8 ap- Natural Henna chickenor duck. Doublethe pies). Press this mixtureate temperatureto 325 degrees proportionsfor a turkey. Scientific Ski6 Treatments and bake30 minuteslonger. the cavity of eachapple, SculpturedNails OnionSets almostto the top. Addsugar, Complete,Personalized REDSEA SALAD then pitted soakedprune. VEGETABLESOUP Bake30 minutesin covered Beauty Care 79¢lb. 2 tablespoons lemon ensseroleat375degreas.Serve 2 mediumpotatoes, juice hot. AGardener’s Paradise peeled 545-4056 l small zucchini 1022Easton Ave., Somerset squash, unpeeled /’:b "~/ 2 large carrots, peeled RutgersShopping Center ~p.~.~ Peterson’s2 parsnips,peeled Nulsory~’ Garden Market 1 smallonion Rt.206 betweun 3 scallions Princeton&Lawrenceville 2 stalks celery TRDL]T OPENEVERY DAY9-6 2 tablespoonschicken fat 2 tO t~ ounce cans condensed chicken fishin’ tackle broth 2 soupcans water Rods, Reels, Monofilament 1 teaspoonsugar Hooks, Lures, Nets, SalmonEggs, salt andpepper to taste Dicevegetables. In a 3 quart All the Accessories Needed off sauce pan, saute the To Catch Your Limit! Nat. vegetablesin the fat for a few Adv.Prices minutes.Add the condensed I’~F 354 Nassaust. soup,water and sugar. Cover AL~ ~ A~..dl andsimmer for 20 minutes,or PRINCETON until vegetablesare tender. NICKEL 609-924-3001

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I It ¯ Thur~ay,March 31.19"Z7 TheFranklin NEWS’RECORD 7-A green thumbprints

by Judy Cohen than to sowwhen it is cold and fertilizer should be given at These require warmth, htgh Cedar Wood wet. The sowing of annuals the recommended rate. humidity,good light (but not Woman’sClub can begin if the weather is Replace any winter-kifled direct sunlight) and deep, rosesIf the soil is no longer frequent watering. Poroussoil April is the great spring friendly¯ Annualsthat can be’ muddyor sticky, Besure roses or fibrous growing medium planting month.It is the month sownsafely, providingthe soil are not planted in too much that drains quickly is essen- of hope and anticipation¯ is workable include sweet shade. Leaves remain wet tial. alyssum, bachelor’s buttons, Warmsunshine is invariably poppies and morning glories. with overnight dewlonger in followed by frost at night. the shade and this moisture Ilia, of the Month AprU is a month when gar- The beginner should go favors development of leaf deners must be guided noi by around his rose beds a second diseases. Roses gro best in The fertilizer shortage need books, but by Nature, in time to makesure he has left full sun. w not bother you if you put your @ F~sk e; bringing plants into bloom. no dead or crossing branches. table scraps, (not meat) in If weather conditions hold The best of roses cannot be Hooseplsnts blender, add a pinch o£ yeast, back, and makeplanting late, expected from old, hard wood. fill with water and liquify. you must slow downtoo. Much He mustalso makesure all Ferns,best for indoors are Pour this concoction on your ~[ime will be spent in sowing newlyplanted bushes are firm Boston, bird’s nest, garden and you have instant seed and hardening off in the ground. A good rose maidenhairand rabbit’s food. compost. seedlings. Hardening off (acclimating seedlings to the cooler outdoor Chaille Fox to wedSteven C. Lazar Jr. -’ conditionsbe[ere planting out) Buy whore the flowers 9row. should begin at an early stage. Mr.and Mrs. Joseph Fox of ConventStation. She is em- As you work in the garden, Milltownhave announcedthe ployedby Microwave FreeBunny Corsage With $15 Purchase J watch whereyou step or scuff engagementof their daughter Semiconductor Corp. In with the hoe. Braveyoung tips Chaille to Steven CharlesSomerset. of lilies, peonyor Iris can LazarJr. of Somerset.He is |]SgMIgstonaRlverRd. Hlnsborough easily be damaged. the sonof Mr. andMrs. Sloven A graduate of Franklin High The time for sowing in the CharlesLazar St. of 48 Schooland Monmouth College, open groundwill dependon the EmersonRd. WestLong Branch, Mr. Lazar ! weather. It is far better to wait MissFox is a graduateofSt¯ is also employedat Microwave ’,until the earth has dried out PetersHigh School,New SemiconductorCorp. Brunswick,and attended the Thecouple plans an August 27 wedding. Collegeof St. Elizabeth, ¯?]: ., LAWN-GARDEN Travis namedto ’Who’sWho’ Major construction SUPPLIES MarkStutzman uses the prunedbranches of a yewtree to build a houseon the BoganMeadows Michael A. Travis, a 1972 Allkinds of graduate of Franklin High / propertySunday afternoon. Once completed, he andhis sister Jill climbedinside for a break,They School was recently selected ./ werethere alongwith other residentshelping to springclean the groundsat the newlyacquired fertilizers / Soganestate. NEWSPRING STYLES... as a memberof the Who’sWho (Steve Goodmanphoto) AmongStudents in American Savewith Colleges and Universities. ChaiUeFox ~.+~~’., GREENLAWNPLUS Heis the son ofMr. and Mrs. Associationand president of ,,~ ’.! SKIRT S 23lb. bag Daniel R. Travis of 524 Senior MenResidence Hall. GAUCHOSUITS, Save$1.00 WheelerPl., in Somerset. He hasbeen on the Dean’sList { Covers5.000 so. ft.) He is a senior majoringin three semesters. PANTS $6.95 elementary education at Last yearhe servedas a {VALUESFROM s4g to S59) 46lb. bsg Johnson C. Smith University studentdelegate at theNorth Full rangeol sizes in Charlotte, N.C. He is Carolina Educators Save$2.00 AssociationConvention and and colors. ICoversIn.~ sq.fI.I presently editor-in-chief of the school yearbook, vice received the "Future Teacher Hundredsto choose $12¯95 president of the Student Awards."In the near future, from--while lhey last 69lb. Bag Christian Association and Mr. Travis plans to teachand M/chaelA. Travls Student of North Carolina continuehis education¯ Anotherexamole of the hugoS~Vln~S you oRjoy ~ Ihe Lealhe,Wa~e. Save$3.00 houseOur prices are sotowIhat evenwhenolhe~ slores haveSalesthey ~CoveTs15.000 s0.ft.) usually(/on ~ matchour everyday prices $16.95 PulverizedLime IHigh blood pressure 80lb. bag $1.15 TonPrice $25.95 can be controlled GranularLime 50lb. bag Research hasuncovered two discovered,its ability to be the AHAalso distributes 95¢ ralher startling facts about ignored. Toooften, proof of valuable information, and TonPrice $33.00 high blood pressure.One -- it’s highblood pressure comes conducts screening programs fgfoepHTes~) more dangerous than was with tragic suddeness,after throughout Somerset County. thought only a few years ago. years of silent undermining Currently, volunteers of the All Kindsof It is the MAINcontributor to work. Somerset County Heart heart attack and stroke, Two Research will give us Association are coming by LawnSeeds it can be controlled in desperately needed answers. with that information, and BelleMead Special almost a)] cases. Westill don’t knowwhy black asking for dollars to continue l0 Ibs.$7.90 Highblood pressure is such Americansare twice as likely the movementdedicated to the WHERE a quiet killer. It has nosymp- as whiles to have high blood reduction of prematuredeath PEOPLEWHO CAN’T AFFORD LEATHER 40.40.20 toms.It’s causeis not known pressure. Wealso knowthat anddisability causedby heart ...CAN AFFORDLEATHER. l 0 Ibs. $g¯90 in 90 per cent of the cases. Yet blacks suffer more strokes at and blood vessel diseases. it will probably contribute to an earlier age, with more PARAMUSESSEX GREEN GARWOOD[ PRINCETON | Rnya)Green Onroute J ¯ /nW,s{ OraflQe on IenS(]uth A+I~ SCenlet .~11Fie ~,~ark ft pr+£ S manyof the 850,000deaths this severeresults. Nestboundatthe 3 RosbeclA~nue at 51tG S Pk*~ to e,,t JuncO;ono1l~out+s 27e 10Ibs. $11.60 year from heart attack and Substantial research is BARGAINMART IS Plaz~(Justbeyond moone~C,rcle tmt 280 #137We~on ~t 28 b 5~8Oven Me, conducted by the American ~lllm~n.KohanlOpe~~o t+lt ~AI0~en Iue$ appro,~ m,leslo TueSP,e~ & SIT FarmingdalePremium stroke¯ Highblood pressure is A BARGAINMART IN . MonWOO & It, Wedffl &Sal CenterSrLeMIo +0 6 PM Heart Association {AHA).In Noon.9Pe.~ rues 106PM SOulnA~10pfnd,hl Thu+s&~e, a massiveproblem. But it is a CLASSIFIED PAGES , :" Tnurb& Sal ThurstO - 9Pm x 10~m. 6 PM ILL~qPP, t 10Ibs. $13~00 problem easy to avoid or the fight for lives through 10.G PM TnursbTl 9 PM correct, if you will only do control of high blood pressure, (2Oil 845.8190 (2nll 731.6e81 (2011759-0288 (Z0tl29T,Sn0 SeedPotatoes some simplethings. Go Io a doctor or clinic. J Yellowand white }lave a simple, quick blood Children’s showplanned for Wednesday ParksideGardens Nursery pressure test. Youwill know I, onionsets 51 Route206, So. Somerville ~ the answerright away. If it’s The Franklin Township permit time for adequate Institute in Washington,D.C. Opp.Duke Estateopen 7 Days" 1½ml, So,of SomervilleC/rcJe 75¢lb. high, you take drugs to bring Jaycoe.ettes will sponsor a seatingand a nominalfee of 50 and have toured throughout WE’RIHOT TO TROT!I! ~. Stuttgart95¢ lb. the pressure to it’s proper Children’s Show on Wed- cents per person will be the UnitedStates for over ,be ~./ Shallots.98 lb. level. Youmay take drugs the nesday afternoon, April 6, charged to cover the costs of past 50 years. BEAUTIFULEASTER FLOWERS / i rest of your life, but oddsare between 2 and 3 p.m. at the the performance. Children YourOwn In-Ground All kindsof goodit will be a longer life. SampsonG. Smith School on mustbe aocompanled byan __ ~ "+C~Lilies $5.95 Mums $1.25 yea.& flower Sometimes, no drugs are AmwellRoad, Doorswill open adult to gain admittance. (~’~ Tulips $7,.$0 $5.95 ANTIQUES Hyacinths seeds necessary,only diet control. at approximately1:30 p.m. to The Nicole Marinettes win $4.95 $1.25 That’sall youhave to do to be featured in their puppet SWIMMINGPOOL Azaleas $8.95 $3.75 DeluxeSpring Bulbs WANTED ~ avoid high blood pressure,the SPAGHETTI SUPPER show entitled"Jamboree." 21’ x 21’ ¯ 8.95 Hydrangeas $5.50 most damaging, and greatest "Jamboree"is a musical ATTHE SiGN OF $7.~ All kindsot Jl completelyinstalled with risk factor in heart diseases The EastMillstone United review of the Americanhi- HangingBaskets of Fuschia, Begonia, Angel Wing lawnand garden according to the American centennial, coupled with live rilE BLACKKETTLE $2995a full filtration system equipment Methodist Church is spon- Begonia,Spider, Ivy Geraniumand FuschioS6.95. tleart Association. Yet there soring a spaghetti supper on aeiors in interjecting dealingin antiques _~ PoolOnly Fencing are over 24 million Americans Wed.,April 13. Thedinner will ~ Wewill havea great selection of these flowers from with high blood pressure. sequences,_geared to children since 1950 April 6 thru April 10. ,~j be served from 5:30 to 7:30 47 West BroadSt. Walls warranteed as BELLEMEAD Morethan 7 million of them p.m. There will be a donation K’~he,Nioole Marioettes enjoy + don’t knowthey have it. Of asked of $2 for children and$3 the prominenceof a resident Hopewell,N.J. ~. Ion9 as you own the POOl! Fertilizer10-6.4, 50% organic, 50 Ib ...... ~4.~ 5-10.5.50,b ...... $3.45{+ FARMERSCOOP those whoknow they have it, for adults. group at the Smithsonian 609-466-0222 .~ q PineBark Mulch, 3 cu. ft ...... $1.95 x ASSOCIATIONmany fail to take their PineBark Chlpe, 3 cu. h ...... $2..35~,~ medicine on schedule or to LineRoad, Belle Mead T’,v T T’T ~ ~’ ...... , ...... PinnBark Nuggets, 3 cu. ft ...... $2.50 observetheir diets. MarbleChips, 50 Ibs ...... $1,2S(~ 359-5173 Thebiggest threat of high ¯ PlaySand, 50 Ib ...... $1,50 ~* blood pressureis its ability to UmoGranulaL,, 50 Ib ...... $1.85 ~ Hours:M0n.-Fd. 7:30.5 go undiscovered,or once Humu,,50ib ...... $1,9S ~@ Sat.7:30- 3 PottingSoil, 50 Ib ...... $2.95r~)~ Peatmot=, 4 ¢u. ft ...... $4,95 II 6¢u. ft ...... $6.50 ThatShun 8- Poditn,3cu.ft ...... $6.50 .~ SassyLook CdmennKing Fomythla...... t3.95~f]~* We’veMerged to bmtarserve you and lave you is Spring..¯ ’¢~ RedMaple ..... 4Q2.00Spirea...... $4.50 ovenrnom money -- prices effective th,oughMar. 31 A Cut~ Body FlowerlnBPlum.,. $6.|15 GoldenArborvRa .. t3~S ~j~ DISISBeds g Foamand Contempa Furnltu,e Co. ~GoldenChain .... e22.QCIAustrlenPInn ..... $3.S5 0vmtHr Wavethat Will ~, WeopingChem/ .. ~5.00 JuniperPfttzer .... t3.~3 . . trim lmm A,o~Ibh" MakeYour ~ Sweet Gum...... $18.00 MhugoPlno ...... t3.S5 t 01lomon24x24 .... ’25 IS .~ Pink Dogwood.. 117.00- BeautifulRolal- .~ .) 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ALLAMERICAN DAYCAMP [ schooldays ! Projectsshared by studentsyoung and old by LenoreGreenberg esteemand grow socially and teathereraft and noteholders, opportunity to sharethese careers related to the"41n-~" o! Mercer,Mnnmouth andSnmemt Counties CANDIDATES’MATINEE He reported that some 35 voting-age students attended, FranklinPublic Schools emotionally,through sharing Upcoming projects will in- learning experiences, we will dlvldual activities." A "Candidates’ Matinee" along with a dozen teachers CommunicationsConsultant thesame activities." eludedolls, basket weaving help to createcontributing Thanks to thesupplemental IT’SNOT TOO EARLY was held at Franklin High and parents, Thus, eachthird grader was andembroidery on burlapor adultsto oursociety, tralning they had lnst year and School on Thursdayafternoon, For their part, candidates Is it possible to teach "adopted"by an olderchild model-making.Allare paid for Hopefully, students working in carefulplanning, the two March24, affording students also expressed pleasure at the youngsters of diverse grade and everyFriday afternoon by the nearly$400 mini-granta peer relationshipwill teacherssucceeded in Thisyear put campin yourchild’s summer. Enroll now at ourpre- ofvoting age the opportunity sizeof the audience, indicating levelsto worktogether? To wasset asidefor joint ac- receivedby thetwo teachers,become more aware of theirdeveloping Just the kind of seasondiscounl rate Of $39.00 per week -- noother fees and in- cludesdoor to doortransportation. to meetboard of educationthat it was more substantial understandeach other’s skills tivities.Older children took In theirapplication, the socialresponsibilities, and positlveeducattenalandsecial, candidatesface.to.face. than some of the evening ’andlimitations? Tohelp each turnspreparing for specific teachershad written,"We fecl .acquirean enhancedexperience that they had ALLACTIVITIES: Sporls, arts £t crafts, weeklytrips, trophies, Held in the informal at- sessions. otherout? projects.All activities em- that, by giving childrenthe awarenessof selfand the hoped for. awardcertificates, swimming instructions, Olympics, snacks, lore mosphere of the "Home Amongthe queries put to Grace Surma, (who is phasized vocational bags,complete insurance coverage. EconomicsSuite," the session candidatesduring a question teachingthird grade this year awarenessthrough creative wassponsored by thestudent and answerperiod, was one at the ElizabethAvenue craftsand manipulative tools 2, 4, 6, 8 weeksessions. Easy payment plan available, Let us give executive committeeof suggesting the possibility of school)and hercolleague, oflearning. ":iL- . i yourchild a happysummer. We are fully professional-. owner FranklinHigh’s Student students serving on the hoard Jean Gulden (who has At a recent session the operatedday camp. All activities areunder the care and suOer- Government.Senior co- of education.Refreshments combinedfifth and sixth gradeclassroom was filled with the vision of StateLicensed teachers. One counsellor every ton chairpersonsCandi Cohn and followedthe program. class),decided tofind out for children. soundsof sanding, nailing and BarbaraBorden moderated. Mr. Levinsonand his co- themselves.They also decided busy voices, as the children FORINFORMATION CALL Althoughonly four of the advisor StephenMiehlovltz to centertheir experiment madewooden bird feeders. candidateswere able to make said they hope the Student aroundtwo collegecourses Planned by student Carl 201-636-1233 thedaytime session, faculty Governmentwill makethe whichthey took at FranklinBettinger, this project in- advisorMichael Levinson saw "Candidates’ Matinee" a High School lastyear, under cluded an interesting new theevent as highly successful. traditional eventat Franklin thedistrict’s federal career element,For the first timethe I HighSchoo]. education program -- "in. youngsterswere trying out a trnduetionto Vocations"and newproduction technique - the "Technologyin Multi-Media." assemblyline. Together,the two worked outplans and then applied for Carl had set up and PTA BANNER a state"mini-grant" tofund diagramedtwo assemblylines theirproject. with 12 children working on That attractivebanner "By pairingstudents of each. Four wereassigned to hangingin theConerly Road differentages, utilizing a sanding,six to gluing, oneof Schoolfront lobby was made modified socio-metric final quicksanding and one to by P.T.A. member Patty technique,"read their ap- inspection of the finished BIG 16’x32" Watson.It featuresthe plication,"We anticipateproduct. A foremanoversaw recentlychosen’school colors youngsterswill be ableto the wholeprocess at each (blueand gold)and school experiencesuccess at their table,while quality control mascot(bobcat).. ownlevels, will develop self- tookplace at a separatein- SWIMMING spectiontable.

IN NOTIME at all, Ms. Sur- POOL ma and Ms. Gulden were laugh- STUDENTSat the Elizabeth AvenueSchool try assemblyline production, during a series on MILLSTONESPORT SHOP ing with obvious pleasure, as technologyconducted by JeanGulden and Grace Surma. finished products began to pour in. The assemblyline was 20N. River St. Millstone,N.J. a great success and so was the Open7 Days ’pairing’ experiment, it 359-5713 seemed.For all of the children Schoollibrary featuredin magazine Thurs.&Fd. till 9 worked happily and busily together. The March 1977 issue of a panded to include a "hands- research projects related to "At first they were very statewide education on" media center, with in- the classroom curriculum. In strange with each other," publication called "NJEA dividualstudy carrelis, where order to maintain a degree of recalls Ms. Surma. "But Review" featured "Better students could seek out and structure required by LargeSelection ofFishing Tackle before we knewit, they were Ideas" from all over New use not only books and elementary school children, pulling toward one another Jersey. including an article on . periodicals, but audio-visual however, regular book ex- Huntingand Fishing Licenses Issued and looking forward to Friday the Pine Grove ManorSchool materials as well. change periods are mai~- afternoons." library. Instead of classed movingin tained for each class. Rods& ReelsRepaired Live Bait "And now they really ap- Over the past year and a and oat in a rigid one-period- Even the school’s P.T.A. preciate each other’s talents," half, teachers, librarian and per-weekschedule, traditional becameinvolved in the library StrenLine Machine added Ms. Gulden. principal have worked procedures were revised. Now expansion,helping to equip it, In past months, Friday togetherat PineGrove, to teachersand librarian plan workingwith youngsters on afternoons have produced an redesignthe librarycon- together.Students come to the useof audio-visual equipment, array of objects such as cork ccptuallyand physically,libraryasindividuals orsmall andassisting with decorative wall hangings, mosaic tiles, Doubledin size,it was ex- groups,to pursuespecific projects.

EnterOur Fishing Contest m immllmml|i~imm mlm | llm m|immm ~ CLIPtMlS COUPON ANOMAIl IOOAY FOCceMPL|T[ INFOIMAIIeN LargestTrout, Bass & Pickeral Kidsperform at LCENTRALN!WJERSEY -,,-"=" HB3/31/’/7| oRT...... 1, +o.,.,+LAWRENCEVILLE,...... N.J. 08648 , Acresfrom Qolker Bridle Marl | ExhibitionDay I WantMore No,nbl,lal~n InlC~mat=oa 2900 m NAME...... +...... @| Saturday, March 26, the parks and recreation ADDRESS...... | zIP...... CanoeRentals department staged ~r e c’ff ...... state...... | "Exhibition Day" at Mid- PHONE...... ~.~.c~~.~ ~ :.~ "-~’~’-’-="--~’==’:~’~ J dlebush School from 1-3 p.m. Children in the After-School Recreation classes performed on stage, displayed their craft projects and played basketball STEWART’SDRIVE-IN RESTAURANTand floor hockey. Tumbling, ballet, twirling and magic were performed by 900Easton Avenue, Somerset, New Jersey the students from MacAfee, Conerly, Franklin Park and Kingston schools, indian SPECIALS crafts, puppetry, ceramics, toys that move, creative stitchery, macrame and BREAKFASTEggs WithHam, Bacon, or Sausage Sl.25 mixedmedia were some of the craft displays. In the floor hockey tour- Daily9- l1:30am Coffee-15¢ with special nament, Kingston won a closely fought battle with Conerly2-I and went on to beat MacAfee for the cham- LUNCHSoupand Sandwich of the Day-Small Root Beer pionship. FRANKLINHIGH SCHOOL junior Rina Prag and P.T,A. Library s1.25 VolunteerGall Webercomplete the latest addition to PineGIve ManorSchool’s expanded library -- a muralsketched on the wall Daily11:30 am- 2:00 pm :by Ms.Prag, to brightenup the environment. Announcingthe TryOur Delicious CALIFORNIA BURGER PRINCETONDAY SPORTS CAMP EnteringIts Fifth SuccessfulSummer With Small Root Beer 99’ A five-week sports day campfor boys and girls YOUCAN BUY A ages9-17. 1977 OLDSCUTLASS 2.DOORHARDTOP FOR featuring It Is gearedto the beginneras well as the more advancedathlete.

Also featuring a five-week Pre-CamperDay Camp; THE offering preliminary skills in a variety of sports. JUMBO Ages4-8. =4795 LISTPRICE s5390 WITHTHIS EQUIPMENT= ¯ Tenniss Soccer¯ Basketball ,t. 114 lb. Beef Frank SportsOffered: ¯ FactoryAir rend. * WhitewallRadials m,mmllmBalmall ¯ Gymnastics¯ Lacrosse ¯ AutomaticTrans. ¯ WheelCovers ¯ V-6Engine ¯ RemoteMirror April 1 to April 15 Only- i~et¢ ] Hamburger,French Fries, SmallRoot Beer ThePre-Camper weeks offer lead-up skills In all All FactoryEquipment Including Power Steering & the abovementioned actlvttles. Brakes.Our Low Price IncludesFreight & Prep. Charges,Excludes N.J. State SalesTax and Li- censeFees, Not In Stock.Allow 4 to 6 Weeks Oelive~. We commendvolunteer firefighters ond rescue squad members. SCHEDULE New Car Warranty ~]

Showus your badge ond we’ll take 10%off the price of your 1. June27-My I Tennis,Pre-Camper, Bssebslt, Lacrosse AvailableThru 2. July4.8 Tennis,Pre-Camper, Soccer, Lacrosse MotorsInsur. Corp. order ms our way of saying 3. Julyll.15 Tennis,Pre,Camper, Soccer 4. July18.22 Tennis,Pre.Camper, Gymnastics THANK YOUll 5. July25.29 Tennis,Pre-Camper, Basketball Car HopService Begins At 1 ld)O am. Relax and Enjoy Your Meal 247-1000 A campercan attend for 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 weeks. ~L Without Ever Leaving Your Car., DSMOBILE INC. For brochureand further information, call: AlanTaback, Director at (609) 924.6700,Ext. $I Route 27, 68 French St., New Brunswick ORDERSTO TAKE OUT 846-1732 or (609) 466.335f after 6 p.m. formerlyBENEDETTI OLDS OpenSunday - noonuntil 8 pm Thum]ay, March31, 1977 I he Franklin NEWSRECORD 9-A Library plans PHILIPH. ZASSLER,O.D., M.ED., ED.D. magic show outdoor scene Franklin Township Public OPTOMETRICEYE EXAMINATIONS Library will present a special by appointment only holiday magic show Wed- nesday,April 6 at 2 p.m. in the anyone to handle a fairly A GOODROOF rack is a duty boat type. They are a I still prefer a small rigid by Gerald E. Wolfe One of the biggest reasons craft like a canoeor johnboat, auditorium of Franklin High 3 DARROW COURT KENDALL PARK Staff Correspondent for this small boat boomis the heavy rig. Local boat dealers must. Wagonswith built-in marine item and should not he School. materials from whichthey are can assist you in this depart- racks can be modified, if confused with ordinary but in the last several years (SouthBrunswick) luggage-type or ski racks, inflatables have been coming Dennis Kowal of Manville If I had to pick one item in made. Crafts consisting of ment. necessary, for securely will return to Franklin lashing boats and gear. Onone Again, your boat dealer can on like gangbusters. Thoseof the fisherman’s arsenal that fiberglass and aluminumare Of course the largest car-top you whoare leaning in this Township for this repeat provides the most use and strong, lightweight, and, wagonI owned,I slit an old help outfit you with one TEL.: (201) 297-0336 boats need the roof space and suitable for your type of direction, be careful when performance of his exciting pleasure when weighed unlike wood - leak-free - support of station, wagons, black rubber hose, and en- "Alacazam Magic" program even though they are out of closed the roof rack bars that vehicle, buyingan inflatable. Theyare against the moneyinvested, all-terrain vehicles, pickup Boats of up to 250pounds can flooding the market and it is first presentedin the township myunhesitating choice would the water muchof the time. came in contact with my in 1974. campers, etc. The trend of canoe. This prevented the be oartopped with the aid of false economyto buy a cheap be a portable boat. Rangingin buying a used wagon and various makes and models of one. Anysmall boat should be All preschooland school age cost from $50 to $500, the SECONDLY, many fitting it out for fishing and metal.to.metal contact of the children are invited to attend AntiqueseMeter Oile Crystal eKnlvea e Hats aPurses e100/ODISCOUNT canoe’s alumJnu’mgunwales loader-carriers. But two men able to stand up under heavy demandfor various types of fishermen don’t want to be hunting is becoming quite this 45 minute program withthis ad* onediscount per purchase ~. bothered with a trailer. Some andprovided a slip-free, secure ;ire still necessary in the and continuous use, since, on i smalllightweight craft is at an popular with sportsmen. the whole, most of them get a featuring magictricks of all .. 10%tot more)dl=r..ou nt off ~gulm’price all.time high. have discovered that a good lashing downof the craft. loading process and I consider variety and description. =t the followingmerch~nt~: .-lit oartopper can be bought at a Boat length, within reason, If you use a mountedcarrier this size boat beyond the lot tougherwear and tear than I classify portables as portable category. a big craft. The Library Preschool Story THEPINE tJtDie| ¯ aEYMOUS’acaY81rAL ¯ THE HAT LADY ¯ MAR- anything that can be handled price they wouldpay for the is seldom a problem. A long, makesure it is of the heavy- TimeProgram will not be held ClA’8COLLECTlaLSa * tHEOIL MAN * THE aPORT 8HOP * LANE’a ~, by one man. These range all trailer alone. thin boat such as a canoe is Yourbest bet is to pick up a April S, 6 or 7 dueto the school aLouae8 easier to get on and off a car i OfferEnds April 61h the way from the very Whilethere is a limit to the few boat manufacturers’ vacation, but will resumethe smallest inflatables for back- practicality of a oar.top boat, than a short, chunky one of catalogues from local dealers, following week. Comoto ComeBee Us At packers to canoes, johnboats, accessory aids have been equal weight, such as a john- Albert BoatmanJr. promoted or order some from the out- Bldg.#a PACKARD’SMARKET devchipedthat will assist even boat. But then, a johnboat .~ and other cartoppcrs of up to Mariee Private First Class A 1976 graduate of Franklin door magazines. Small boats RECYCLE ¯ Rt. 206,Near Camplain Rd. 100 pnunds. Their practicality slightly.built people in han- rides more smoothly in the Township High School, he hold their value extremely LIMITEDOFFBfll BRING THIS ADI backof a station wagonthan a Albert Boatman, Jr., son of THIS ;rod price range ;ire making dling the largest portables by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boatman oined the Marine Corps in well, so stick to namebrands ¯ sdmol* Jo)PIMa sJetll:l JIV¯ senbnld¯ salqHOallO:), boat ownersout of sportsmen themselves. Such items are canoe. It simply becomes a December1976. whenyo u buy. NEWSPAPER matter of choice and con- Sr. of 396 Hillorest Ave. ;1 whopreviously had oo desire launchingrollers, boat taters, venience. Somerset, has been to owna boat. and nmtorcarts enable almost meritoriously promotedto ttis present rank upon graduation FHS ATHLETICSCHEDULE from recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Saturday,April 2 Parris Island, S.C. SOMERSETTIRE SERVICE Baseball vs NewBrunswick Away 11:00 a.m. He received the early promotion for his superior Monday,April 4 performanceduring all phases Golf vs Hillsborough Away 3:45p.m. of the lt.week training cycle, BoysTennis vs NorthBrunswick Home 3:45p.m. which emphasized physical Away 3:45 p,m. conditioning, self-discipline Freshbaseball vs NorthBrunswick and teamwork. Girls Trackvs DelawareValley Away 3:45 p.m. Tuesday,April B NEW ARRIVAL 13 BIG Golf vs NorthPlainfield Away 3:30 p.m. 4 Tennisvs NorthPlainfield Away 3:45 p.m. The Somerset Hospital DAYS Boystrack vs NorthPlainfield Home 3:45 p.m. announcedthe birth of a baby Baseballvs NorthPlainfield Away 3:45 p.m. boy last Tuesdayto Walter and (March 28th Freshbaseball vs NorthPlainfield Home 3:45 p.m. Lillian Klikus of Rd. 1 in April 9th) ’" ...... Softballvs NorthPlainfield Home 3:45p.m. omerset. Wednesday,April 6 Everything’s Girls trackvs Hillsborough Away 4:00p.m. coming up bargains! Thursday,April 7 Golf vs BridgewaterWest Home 3:00p.m. Tennisvs BridgewaterWest Home 3:45p.m...... *Grand Prize Drawing! Boystrack vs Ewing Home 3:45p.m. Baseballvs BridgewaterWest Home 3:45p.m. Freshbaseball vs BridgewaterWest Away 3:45p.m. ’...... Souvenirs! Softball vs BridgewaterWest Away 3:45p.m...... ( HRRYIN Courtesyof Franklin High RoosterClub Refreshments! TODAY! II-- *Noobligation ... iustregister TRASHCAN ’Fll’etfone ROAD ATLAS LINERS WIN! Wl by Rand.McNslly ,~, ~nt,ad 2 American Racing Wheels, ’,~--J 52for I ST 2 Super Sports Tires or ~,,eo.oa....h,s Equivalent Value! 20qa~ PRIZE rr~,~hcd.s S244 ~da,t,o,,,,, Special on Tennis Balls 49neath CALENDAROF COMING $1.89 Can of 3 Free Mounting! B 8" B PRINTING EVENTS SERVICES THURSDAY,MARCH 31 IT PAYS TO FranklinBoard of Adjustment,8 p.m. Municipal Bide. rl Double-belted 617W.Camplain Rd. FilmProgram - Mary Jacobs Library, Rocky Hill 7:30p.m. "Nanook of theNoah" and "The Cabinet of Dr. ealigad’. FirestoneRolls =, Manville, N.J. 08835 ADVERTISE! Oi4LLL WHITEWALLS Businessand Social Printing FRIDAY,APRIL 1 lall Forms-Bullettns-Flyers-Tickets "AprilFears Cancan" - Hillsborough High School Chorus 8 p,m. Lobby Out Its Stones! $ $ perset of HighSchool. Homestead Rd, Cards- Envelop¯a- SomersetHills AntiquesShow - Sponsors. Ivy Twigof SomersetCounty CALL Save62to 108 o,,ou, Letterheads-Invitations Vo.TechSchool. No, Bridge St., Bridgewater.Noon-1O p.m. Also Bat,, noon.10p,m., Sunday Noon-6 p.m, Deluxe ChampionSup-R-Belt INSTANTPRINT SATURDAY,APRIL 2 PHONE:(201) 526-2070 SomersetCounty College - Open House. 12Noon-3 p.m. Information call 725-3300 s.. 4 *116 (201l526-1200, ext.317. A78.13. for Spling-CafemriaSupper - 4:30-7:00 p.m. Hedingen Retolmed Chulch, PlusSt.73F.E.T. per tire and4 old tires. Rr.206. Belle Mead, Women’s Guildfor Christian Ben/ice, "HOME & FARM IndoorFlea Market ¯ Hillsborough Vol,Fire Co, #2. Rt, 206. So. (across s. 4,o/126 fromFoodzown} 9 a,m.-4 p.m. $5, Table contact 359.5649 or72.24)630. B78.14. SunfishPond Hike ¯ 8-10miles. Somerset County Park Commission HORSEFEED a SUPPLIES.PET C78-14. HikingGroup. Meat 8 a.m..Park Carom, Bldg., Milhown Rd,, Bridgewater. FOODS.WILD BIRD SEED. ANIMAL E78-14. DaresMen’s 8- Into.257,0497, FEED.WE ALSO CARRY WATER PlusS1.88toS2.26 FET. CarWash - Eighth grade students of Christthe King School 9 a,m, - 4 SOFTENERSALTS. LAWN &CAR. pertire and4 oldtires. Boys Shop p,m.Bchool parking lot, NO.13th Ave,, Manville, DENSUPPLIES. SHOES. SOOTS. SUNDAY,APRIL 3 JACKETSS GROVES. 41S. Main St. Manville Oratorio"Song of Songs"- Somerset College - Community Chorus and OIchestra- Somerset County Vo.Tech School Auditorium, 3 p.m. BELLEMEAD PlusS2.42I0S2.65 F.E.T. Formal Wear MONDAY,APRIL 4 ~ARMERS’CO-OP pertire and4 oldtires. For Hire Hi[Isborough Boald of Health - 8 p.m,,FlagtownSc heel HillsboroughBoald of Adjustment.8 p.m., Municipal Bldg. ¯ Policemen HiflsboroughBoard of Education- 8 p.m.,High School Library. LINE ROAD ¯Mailmen Reorganizationmeeting. BELLE MEAD ManvillePlanning Board, 7:30 p.m. 725-9027 RockyHill Council,8 p.m. (201)359-5173 ----Super -- Super u -- -- L78.15. Pluss2.80 to s3.12F.E.T. izes Sizes FET Sizes Super FET pertire and4 oldti ras. TUESDAY,APRIL § Sports 50 PET Sports60 Sports70 HillsboroughIndustrial Commission - Sp.m., Flagrown School. COPYING:OI ~ E-~- ~ --~ ’/ ------SLACKWALLSa8 LESS PER SET OF 4 FUELOIL FranklinTownship Senior Citlzehs. BusineSS meeting and social. 10 a.m., EastFranklin Fire Co., Pine Grove Ave. ~,o,s ,aa0 2, 244 o,0,, .aa SERVICE.SEI[VICE NSO15 $7.00 391 264 D70.14 39.00 23t HillsboroughTaxpayers Association - g:30 p.m., 385 Roycefield Rd. 2 78 E70-14 3%00 2.44 SomersetCounty Board o! Freeholders- 8 p.m., County Bldg. 294 F7014 39,00 2.58 WEDNESDAY~APRILa xERoxcoPIES 3 02 Check chuckhole damage A* I 347/ GTOF70tS"",,o0°°22.,, HillsboroughSenior Citizens - Hillsborough School. Regular meeting 1-3 I 285 G70.15 43’.00 2,8S BESSENYEI p,m, ~Ql...;,y li I 3.02 H70,15 45.00 with a Front end HilLsboroughRecreation - Meeting 8 p.m., FMgtown School. [’rice., 3.20 Christthe KingSchool PTA me*tin e. 7:30p,m. School cafeteria, I I 3.60 All prces plus taxes and e~ch a 3i~lmnge i Program- Manville Patrolmen Michael Moachak and Dennis Bidorski ..,,.a,,.,,,e,,, ...... , ...... & Son speakingon"Problems withToday’s Youth’*. ALIGNMENT OurLady of PeaceColumbiettes, Council #5C51 me*tin e. S p.m.. " OII BurnersInstalled Knightsof ColumbusHellSo. Main St,, Manville. TOWNSHIPI"I ’ An0u ¢ ¯ A a a MillstoneCouncil. 8 p.m., Municipal Bldg. AMERICANWAGON PHARMACY Wh...... hnishedwnh sh .... d andblue 586Hamilton St. RockyHill Boardof Education- 8 p,m. Municipal Bldg. I I o,n..posE...... RETREAD~ :y I ~ v v vehiclesStrong, hi b quahlysteel r,m with a ~,,~c ,, . . 0 nyAmerican NewBrunswick THUReDAY,APRIL 7 KI5-8800I I mach*nedpressed~l...... hful1360"lul, [~1~ ~ ~y13 size restock L~) FranklinBoard o1 Adjustment, 8 p.m. 12 HsmihnnSt., S*mzerset rimcontact Counter sunk lug holes for I,ghl ,it car KI5-6453 HillsboroughTownship Planning Board. 8 p.m., Municipal Bldg. I l

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S,ock,,., No. -- i SHERMANEt SOPKO. I BELLEMEADII , ...... ’ I ~ Blsckwall No trade.in needed, FUCILLO& SONS Agentsfor 1 LUMBERCO’,INC" II ~ . JEWELERS WheatenVan Lines, Inc. MOVING8- ," o ’,,", KeepsakeDiam0nE Rings ....,no..,,e ,, SOMERSETTIRE SERVICE STORAGE,INC. ¯ SOMERVILLE PRINCETON Funeral Home,Inc. WideSelection of WEddingBands CookS DunnP*lnrs ¯ Comb. LAWRENCE L WI,dow,¯ Andersen Win. 778 State Rd.(Rt. 206) AdamFucillo, Mgr, FREEEar Piercing with Permit#,$ dowmeCelilngs¯Pot[oMoterialse SomervilleCircle 2925 BrunswickPike 725.1763 Local g LongDistance I~--....,,coI In"’ ii .... I] SH[oh a way . 202& 206 ¯28 921.8200 (Rt I) 882 8555 Pulchaseof Earrings " " SosernentDoors ¯ Railroad Ties ¯ .D.,,....J. Man.-rl.F 8-6;Thur$.t|18pm Mon.-Frl. 8-6;Thurs.tilgpm SomersetShopping Center 35 No.17th Ave. I II 201.722.2020 Sat. 8-2 Sat. 8.4 Bridgewater "Manville ¯ RoofingMaterials * Insulation-ll 205 S. MainSI., Manville 201-725.7758 ¯ ~.,;ngPlyw.~.e,~ck li 526-0111 ¯ &Mo~onay Materiels l[ Thursday,March 3L 1977 10-A ! he FranklinNEWSRECORD MiriamBlinne named Jaycee-ette of the Month The Franklin Township its success was tremendous¯ reported on the status of their Jaycee-ettes March general Timely projects for Easter programs. were discussed and the The Jaycee-ettes are membership meeting saw dedicated to community MiriumBlinnewin the awnrd Jaycee-ettes shall be sup- of Jayeee-ette of the Monthfor plying a needy family within service and individual enrich- servicesrendered during the Franklinwith an Easter ment.Any wnmanbetween the monthof February. Mirium is Basket.The Eastei" Egg Hunt, agesof 18and 35 who wishes to currentlychairing the Safety theGogen Garden Fair-Green obtainadditional information Town’77 projectwhich is Thumb Day, the Easter aboutthe organizationmay sponsoredby the Jaycee.s,Children’sShow, the Bike contactG]oria Convery at 356- Lastyear over 400 children Hike,the Tennis Party, the 1644. withinthe townshipwere Flea Market and the involvedin theprogram and ScholarshipCommittees all - " NEW ARRIVALS We do MOREthan get you therel Richard and Linda Gyar- matt of Franklin Park are the proud parents of a son that was born March1st.

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"7 ~ :::-- All this for breakfast? MarcDillman watches with his sonsNeal, four, andDaniel, two, as PeterNepote of the LionsClub poursorange juice for the long line of hungrybreakfasters at Sundaymorning’s pancake breakfast, sponsoredby the Lions. Theevent was held at the SampsonG¯ SmithSchool cafeteria. (Steve Goodmanphoto(

police blotter Blooddrive set for April 16 Police reported the 1974 Varma of Franklin Green Berry Dampicrof 18 Tunncll The Cedar Wood Woman’s lists a fewfacts to knowabout vitamins and birth control VolkswagenDasher of Girish Apartments stolen from the Roadlast Saturday. Club has annoonced it is donating: blood can be pills. parking lot between last sponsoring its first Corn- separated into components Givingblood is a simple and Mondayand Tuesday. The red munity Blood Drive on such as platelets (clotting nearly painless procedure. ’ RELIABLE USED CARS car, license number813-FXS Saturday, April 16 from 10 factor), red cells, plasmaand Each person’s medical 14 TOYOTACorolla 2 Oool 4 ’71 PEUGEOTModel No, 304. 4 was valued at $3A00. The 1976 Ford of Norman a.m.to 2 p.mat theSampson othersso it canhe usedby historywilt be recorded, Cvl,ndet4 SpeedManual Tean Bean of 84 lfillcrest Avenue CyI.. 4 SpeedTrans., 34,000 erie G. SmithSchool, Somerset, in morethan one patient, temperature and blood Steeling~nd Brakes ~’ was reported brokeninto and a conjunctionwith the North Donors shouldweigh a pressure taken and ~.~.... $1895 ...... $995 TRACTORS Cobra135 sidebander C,B, was JerseyBlood Center. This is minimumof llOpounds and be hemoglobinconcentration ’68VW Bug 75.000 miles. 4 ’71 TOYOTAMa~k II 4 Door FACTORYAUTHORIZED taken from the car between thefirst time a projectofthis betweenthe ages of 18 and66 determinedby a physician. Sla1,(mWagon 4 CyI Automatic A 1975 Mercedes, license Tuesday and Wednesday of cylinder SALES&SERVICE number 321-CRS valued at ( 17 with parental consent);not The wholeprocess takes about ,.ood...... $995 h,ms F,Ic~.vA. C~mdManua~ last week. size is being planned by an havegiven blood for at least Steeringand Oh~es SOMERVILLE $4,500was reported stolen last organization in Franklin 20 minutes. T2TOYOTA Corolla. 4 Doe, 4 s~oooM.... $1595 eight weeks. The Cedar WoodWoman’s Cvh,lderAulomat~c Ttansmlssmn. Saturday. Martha Griffin of Township. Because of the Sleelln ~nUn~ke~ Gac EQUIPMENT 256 Matilda Ave,, told police Persons having major Clubhas urged all residents of a severe shortage of blood, a Franklin Townshipto become-/ 1041Rt. 202. Somerville.N.J. the car was stolen from the Three juveniles, one from goal of 600 pints has been set surgerywithin the last year or AMFM Oad,v STATETAX EXTRA side of the road¯ a pregnancywithin six months a "Blood Buddy"to a stranger ~,.~...... $1595 201-526-2252 Franklin and two from New by Cedar Wood.Blood donated andalso to help their families Brunswickwere picked up in a win cover the unlimited blood arenot eligible donors. stolen auto on Monday.Police needsof the donorsfatality for Dentalsurgery or tooth and themselves.To avoid say the auto was taken from 45 extractionexcludes a donordelays the day of April 16, a one-year period and non- individuals wishingto donate Another car was reported Ju’entin Ave. on Sunday and donors of the communitywill for72 hours. stolen from the side of the may contact: Mrs. Schnier was recovered at the Franklin be entitled to twopints of blood Donorsmust not take any (249-3585), Mrs. RogerDavis road. The 1970 Mercedes High School. for the year. belonging to AnnaDaniels of medicationfor 48 hours prior {828-3994) or Mrs. William Mrs. Seymour Schnier, to giving blood. Exceptions McCormick(247-2591), for 112 Berry St. is valued at chairmanof the blood drive, appointment. $t,400,Iicensenumber 468-EII. are: asnirin, antacids, William Ward of 19 Summer Ave., reported a C.B. radio worth about $80 was taken ~’ A Sears riding lawn mower from his 1969 Ford Van bet- valued at $3~0 was reported ween Tuesday and Wednesday CEDARWOOD WOt4ANS CLUB stolen from the storage shed of of I~,st week. BLOOD Brand New 1977 Chevrolet ¯Monte Carlo Coupes in Stock 0 Readyfor ImmediateDelivery I TRD/.IT

Executive Driven1977MonteCarloCoupesatTremendous fishin’ tackle 2 Savings!! RodsReels Monofilament Hooks, Lures, Nets, Salmon Eggs, 1977 ChevroletMonte Carlo Landau Coupe, Firethorn, White All the Accessories Needed Vinyl Roof, Firethorn Trim, 8 Cyl., AM/FMStereo, Auto. To Catch Your Limit! Trans.,Power Steering, Power Brakes, Tinted Glass, WWRadial’ 1"~ ~" 354 NassauSt. Tires, Aux.Lighting, Air Cond.,Comfort Tilt Wheel,Power Win- PRINCETON S dows,Door Edge Guards, Bumper Guards, Electric Defogger, BodySide Molding,Mats, Deluxe Belts, ExecntiveCar. 5975 NICKEL609-924-3001 A Miles. List Price $6759.65 Sale Price $5835.00 A V 1977Chevrolet Monte Carlo LandauCoupe, White, Blue Vinyl V Roof, Blue Trim8 Cyl., AM/FMRadio, RearSpeaker, Auto. Trans.,Power Steering, Power Brakes, Tinted Glass, WWRadial Im POINTINGto a poster advertisingthe CedarWood Woman’s Club’s upcoming blood drive are (left E Tires, Air Cond.,Comfort Tilt Wheel,Power Windows, Body Size It.. to right) MTS.Harry Welby, first vice president; Mrs. RobertBurke, CWWC president andMrs. Molding,Bumper Strips, Aux.Lighting, Door Edge Guards, Rear SeymourSchnier, chairmanof the blood drive. |, Defogger,Mats, Deluxe Belts, ExecutiveCar, 5,877 miles. LEGALNOTICE List Price$6753.65 Sale Price$5830.00 Comptroller of the Currency Sales Taxand Motor Vehicle Fees Not Included TREASURYDEPARTMENT OFTHE UNITED STATES Washington,D.C. HOWTO MAKEYOUR NEIGHBORS EVERGREENWITH ENVY Whereas,satisfactory evidence has beenpresented to the Comptroller of the J ~=O~l~ Undercoat with purchase of any 197ZMontoCarlo I- Currency that "THE MONTGOMERYNATIONAL BANK," located in Township II II~lm fromStock. Offer expires Aprll 16, 1977. To do it, you haveto get evergreensthat of Montgomery,State of NewJersey, has compliedwith all provisionsof the statutes oI are thick anddense. That’s the real test of the UnitedStates required to be compliedwith before being authorizedto commencethe a healthybush -- youcan’t seethrough it. business of bankingaa a NationalBanking Association; ¯ Andthat’s the kind of evergreenyou’ll find at Gibbs-- young,vigorous plants that will ¯ Now,therefore, I hereby certify that the above-namedassociation is authorized be the en’~y ot YOUrneighborhood and the to commencethehusines~ o! bankingaa a NationalBanking Association. PRINCETONCHEVROLET INCa pride of your landscaping. In testimonywhereof, witneSS mysignature and ~eal of ROUTE206~Acroas from Princeton Airport) office this 27th dayof January.19"/7. PRINCETON 924-3350 ¯ Robea Bloom ActingComptroller o/the Currency Charier No. 16636

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WE WE GlUE GlUE 0 GIVE GIVE GIVE GIVE GIVE GIVE GIVE 11111 GlUE ’The first day she went to workI didn’t wanther to go, ’cause I didn’t want her to leave mewhile I was little. So I pulledthe belt off her coat so she couldn’t lifestyle leaveme. ’

12 The Franklin News-Record Thursday, March31, 1977

Mostkids like the idea of working mothers

by Jane Petroff humorouseyes, she makesher own at Rulgers University, gets home Special Writer assessmentof the way things were considerably earlier than most of the before Irer mother beganselling others. Beth is taking the interview Editor’s note: Withthis article, we cosmetics, using their homeas a very seriously and is reluctant to Am/)’ Stepltcnsopt conclude our 20-week series on businessbase. falsify the statistics. Franklin’s working women. What "Before my mother was working, After awhile, it’s too much. Her follows is whatwe consider to be an she was really bored, and she was handshoots into the air. "I’ve got to .# importantfactor in the lives of many staying outside in the patio. She say whyI like her working....il’s working women- their children’s always hangedup clothes outside. She because myroom is really happythat little. SoI pulled her belt off her coat graduatefrom high school or college, reactions. used to say, ’Jenny, go andhang up the she’s working.She just has fun at it. so she couldn’t leave me." andonce they begin to raise their own Motherswho fear that going to work clothes for me, and washthe dishes.’ She was begging my father to let her Andy’smother is a teacher’s aid, he families? Again,the responseis a roar full time will disturb or deprive their Nowthat my mother is working she work, and was just bored sitting at says, adding that nowit’s fine with of consent. "Yes, yes." The roomfills youngchildren ought to sit downand hasa housemaidand I don’t haveto do home." him. with shouted hopes....’Tm gonnabe a talk for awhile with twelve svecial all thosethings." Tnd Araback is a round-faced Other problems are various, and teacher....Scie~tist!....Rancher I youngsters from the MaeAfeeSchool in More than anything else, the secondgrader. He has the tentative unexpected. .... Jockey!" Somerset. Their fears would rapidly children want to brag about their grin of a shy imp. Ted’smother is a Jennifer thinks her mother is A full minute of laughter follows dissipate. mothers’jobs. Theylaugll, wavetheir "helpingteacher." As he puts it, "she "falling in love with the telephone," Lori’s observation: "I want to be a The 12 children in question, ranging handsin the air, begto be called on. is there for thesepeople....who get a but understands this is an important nursepart time and a bookkeeperpart in age fromsix to 10 years old, haveon "Ask mewhat she does, ask me." lot wrongon their tests, andhelps part of her job. time, and then go homeand rest my particular thing in common:full-time Lori Smith is round and dimpled. themget better." Todwishes that his Reginawould rather he left alone at feet." working mothers. Last Friday af- Her energycould light up the entire mornwere home a little moreoften, homeafter school. "I like taking care Only Beth says she wouldbe happy ternoon they gathered around a tape school,if someonefigured out a wayto but he’s clearly impressedwith her. of myself, but now I go to my to let her husbandgo out and win the recorder in the school library to tap it. Her mother "makesneedles He puts strong emphasison the word babysitter’s house just in case of bread. She’d rather stay home and discuss their feelings about this andstuff." "helping." emergency." raise horses. situation, whichthey share with many "I like it that my mother works, If the children areexperiencing any Sevenout of the 12 believe evening Abell announcesthe arrival of buses other children at the school. According because me and my sister can have difficulty adjustingto the increased meals would show a marked im- outside, causingthe first real breakia¢ to Thomas Delcasale, MaeAfee more fights than usual." Laughter absence of their mothers, an oc. provementif their mothers were home the children’s attention. As a few School’s prinicipal, approximately erupts all around the three large earlier to prepare them.Lori adds that ¯ casional bout with lonliness seemsto begin to search for scattered books half the mothersof children enrolled tables where the kid~ have sat, be one of the prevalent causes. her father "eats by his self and papers, Gary Binner, a wry there are currently employedfull or sprawled, and in one or two cases, Aaron Sacks, whose mother teaches sometimes." second grader, scores for the men. part time. reclined. Several a~,ree with her that at BigldandPark School, enjoys going Yvette Roach, a composed,mature The first question is asked with a oncein awhilean uninterrupted sibling with her to workonce in awhile. "But I third grader from a family of seven "Well," he muses, "I don’t want my certain amountof apprehension: "Are free-for-all is good for the sore. have to wait for her at homeafter children, is glad that their dog, wife to work. I think she should be you glad your morns are working?" Frederick Perls would have loved school," he says, somewhatstoically. Brutus, is nearbywhen she has to open home cooking dinner." Then he The response is immediate, these kids. One youngster complains at first the door to a stranger is the afternoon. giggles, and almost everyone looks unanimous, and deafening. "Yeah! ReginaEnglish has the poise of a 16- that "nobody’s ever home"when she These problems vanish from the relieved. Great! Super!" year.old. It’s hard to believe that she arrives after school. It gets better conversation with the next question: Take heart, working morns. The The nervous reporter relaxes. is only in fourth grade. Movingcloser right away, she admits, whenher 11- do the girls plan to workwhen they kids are okay. Already, the interview promisesto be to the tape recorder, her grace seems year-old sister comes home a few great goodfun, andit is. Childrenhave almost choreographed. minutes later. While their mother an uncanny way of putting grownups "I’m proud of my mother, because finishes her nursing shift at Saint at ease. she publishes books. Andi like that Peter’s Hespital in NewBrunswick, Mostcan barely recall a time when becausethen I get to read a lot. She the girls "watchtelevision and play." their mothers were not employed. It brings me books from work. She Nor does Aedy Stephenson mind ’1 like it that mymother works because me and m~ seemsa facet of their lives that is so published "Roots,’ too." admitting that at first he was rather taken for granted that dates, begin- Small gold hoops peek out from fearful. His large black eyes look sister can havemore fights than usual.’ nings, adjustments are no longer under the red bandannanine.year-old straight at you, his broad shoulders relevant. Beth Brodkinwears tied over her dark squared. "The first day she went to Jennifer Sitko does remember. A hair. She has beenquiet for the first workI didn’t wanther to go, ’cause I fair haired, quiet secondgrader with hour, because her mother, a librarian didn’t want her to leave while I was ’I like her working...because my momis really hap- py.

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!/ _ Thursday, March31, 1977 The Franklin NEWSRECORD 13-A RCAcites scientists for outstandingwork Dotty Mears Forty-five scientists have growth of sapphire ribbons. and Charles M. Wine, all of Brunswick, for contributions Zurich, Switzerland, for winsprizes been given RCALaboratories Dr. W. Ronald Roach of Princeton, Robert M, Rest of to a team effort in the design contributions to a team effort Outstanding Achievement RockyHill, for the invention Cranbury and Juri Tults of and realization of Iow-loes in the preparation of very fine at luncheon Awardsfor contributions to and development of optical Princeton Junction, for con- electron - beam- confinementline patterns of high accuracy electronics research and instrumentation suitable for tributions to a team effort structures, and sharpness in various engineeringduring 1976. the rapid analysis of leading to a new digital Dr, Hans W. Lehmannand materials by reactive sputter Dotty Mcarswon a first and television tuning system Roland Widmer, both of etching. , Recipients of the awards VideoDisc groove dnd signal a second prize at the annual geometries. employing frequency syn- achievement day luncheon of are: Dr. David E. Carlson of Dr. Roger C. Alig of East thesis. the Fourth District of the Yardley, Pa., for the Windsor, Dr. DavidA.de Wolf Dr. Joseph Dresner and Dr. Federation of Woman’sClubs development of amorphous of Princeton and Dr. Angelo Bernard Goldstein, both of held recently at the Sheraton Pelios of Bridgewater, for Princeton, for contributions to Regal Hotel in Piscataway. silicon material and devices. Dr. Frank J. Marlowe of contributions to a teameffort a team effort in the Kingston, for designing and in the theoretical analysis of development and un- TRDI]T Ms. Mears earned a first derstanding of stable, high- place award in graphic arts developing unique integrated the electron optics of circuits for use in broadcast television display systems. gain secondary-emission for a pencil sketch, and a surfaces. secondplace for a salt dough equipment. Riehard A. Auerbaeh of Dr. Richard W. Nesker of Kendall Park, Henry S. Baird Dr. WilliamL. Harringtonof chef. Hightstown and Dr. Charles fishin’ tackle Princeton, for leadership and and Allen J. Korenjak of Other members of the technical contributions Princeton and Dr. Lawrence W. Mageeof Princeton, for Rods,Reels, Monofilament contributions to a teameffort Hillsborough Woman’sClub resulting in significant ira- M. RosenhergofHillsborough, Hooks, Lures, Nets, Salmon Eggs, attending were Lois Grant, provements in VideoDisc for contributions to a team in developing a superior ion Jeri Rozek, Charlotte performance, effort in developingadvanced probe andapplying it, together All the Accessories Needed Gonering, Lee Biddle, Ellen Dr. Richard E. Novak of techniques for integrated- with ion-scattering spec- To Catch Your Limit! Polifko, Beverly Frischer, Easf Windsor, for ad- circuit design verification. trometry, to many important Helene Blum, and .Gloria vancementintheedge-defined HowardR. Beelitz, Harold thin-film problems. 354 NassauSt. Marrazza. film-fed technology for the Blatter, John G. N. Henderson William R. Lile of Medford ml--tl~.i. AA ,I.,.a Lakes, John A. Olmstead of PRINCETON Branchburg, Dr. Anthony D. Robbi of East Amwell and NICKEL6o9-92.3OOl Joseph O. Sinniger and James W. Tuska. both of Pennington, for contributions to a team effort in the innovative ap- plication of microprocessor technology to the control of automobile engines. Louis S. Nepali of Hamilton Whenyou’re planning Square and WalterF. Reiehert to landscape- landscape of East Brunswick, for con- tributions to a team effort in with a plan...Why not pioneering the developmentof call one of our landscape gallium arsenide microwave field-effect powertransistors. architects today. Adolph Presser of Kendall Park and France N. Sechi of Lawreneeville, for con- tributions to a team effort in developing high-efficiency linear transistor amplifiersfor toerler landscapes satellite communications. ~ Dr. James E. Carnes of /phone 609-924-1221 North Brunswick, Robert H. t Dawsonof Griggstown, Peter ~.,r d A. Levine of West Windsorand . DonaldJ. Sauerof Plaiesboro, ¯ for contributions to a team i’’ ~"~ effort in developing and ,~ demonstrating feasibility of ANNOUNCING - charge-coupled delay-line techniques for video-signal processing applications. Charles B. Carroll of West Princeton ! Windsor, Dr. Arthur H. Firester of Skillman, MacyE. ShoppingCenter Henerof Trenton, Dr. John P. Russell of Penningtonand Dr. Wilber C. Stewart of Hight- Reflections stown, for contributions to a All Stores team effort in the invention Cheeredby its ownreflection, the early morningsun united water, sky andthe earth in a fleeting and development of optical mosaicof nature (PeggyRaas photo) recording and reading OPEN techniques compatible with the VideoDiseformat. Richard E. Chamberlain of FRIDAY NIGHTS The Way We Look Yardley, Pa., Dr. WieslawW. ,State Daffodil Society Siekanowiez of Trenton and asof April1st Animalexhibit Frank E. Vaecaro of East EugeneMcEIroy becomescorporate manager ichedules show scheduled ¯.. for yourconvenience Bassett S. Winmill and Mrs. accepted from 7 to 9 p.m. at Eugene McElroy has Administration) in industrial Mrs. Alan Carrick, chair- Walter Clough; judges, Mrs. the church on Wednesday, become the corporate relations from Manhattan nan of the fourth annual New A.V.S. Olcott; properties, April 20 and again on the at park manager of compensation and College in NewYork City. Jersey Daffodil Society Show morningof Thursday, April 21 benefits for Siemens Cor- Heresides in Somerset,with to be held at the Unitarian Miss Margaretta Cowenhoven and Mrs. Emily C. Stuart; between 8:30 and 10 a.m. Tile spring and summer poration, Iselin, [t was an- his wife, Elizabeth and five Church of Princeton on nounced by Director of per- children. Thursday,April 21, from1 to 8 publicity, Mrs. Peter Carter Flowersfor exhibit must be a programming at Colonial namedvariety except in the Park includes the "Life as sonnel Robert Gall. ).m., has announcedsponsors and Mrs. William Borden; staging, Mrs. James Griffin arrangement classes and Series." These one hour talks He will be responsible for and committee chairmen. specimens must be exhibited the administration of employe POOL HOME The sponsoring clubs are the and Mrs. W.T. WoodmardIll; will be aimed at school hostesses, Mrs. Robert withoutfoliage. children to imagine how it wages, salaries, and benefit NewJersey Daffodil Society, Entry cards may be ob- programs’ for Siemens DISTRIBUTOR ~e Garden Club of Princeton, Engelbrecht,; advanceentries, would feel to he an animal. CENTER Mrs. T.R.Kafca; artistic rained in advance from Mrs. headquarters here as well as MuStsell balanceof 1976pools, the Princeton University Haven’t you always wondered coordination of those League Garden Group, the entries, Mrs. Frances M. T.R.Kafes, 12 Walker Avenue, completewith deck. fence and Austin; clerks, Mrs. John H. Allentown, N.J. 08501. Each how a duck has fun, or how programs at Siemens’ filter.31’ x 16’overall. Rumson Garden Club, the exhibit must be accompanied squirrels communicate?If so, facilities and branch offices all Long-Bell Stony Brook GardenClub, the Wallace; dismantling, Mrs. Only $650 Lucius Wilmerding lit, and by an entry card showing all cometo Colonial Park Animal throughout the United States. Garden Club of Trenton, and required information. One Exhibiton April 6 at 3:30 p.m., Prior to joining Siemens COMPLETELYINSTALLED the Contemporary Garden Mrs. Newell Brown; judges, 25% off Cabinets hospitality, Mrs. Charles first, one secondand one third and " every Wednesday personnel department, Mr. Club. thereafter until September1, CallDon Jaffin; educational exhibit, award maybe given in each McElroy was compensation Committees are chaired by class. Honorable mention 1977. Rain date is set for the manager at Lockheed Elec- COLLECT the following: Honorary Mrs. John Capon and Mrs. next day same time. Hakeyour P.S. Stutts. awards may also be given. !ronics Companyin Plainfield. 201-836-2980 Chairman, Mrs. Daniel Mc- Seven American Daffodil In 1953 he received his Namara ; Vice-chairman, Theshow,which is approved mostused room by the American Daffodil Society ribbons will be B.B.A. (Bachelor of Business R. Kenneth Fairman; awarded, including their Gold Treasurer, Mrs. Frederick Society, is free andopen to the --. your public. Any amateur gar- Ribbon for the best Standard Lawrence; classification, daffodil in the show: Richard Kersten and Mrs. donets is eligible to exhibit most John Shepard; entries, Mrs. any blooms which have been Fenn Stafford and Mrs. Bruce grown in the open by the I yourlawn’s best friend exhibitor. Exhibits will be loved Westeott; placing, Mrs. II II room.

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He 595x15. $24.95 MOSTMAJOR III hiTlll~ff.ritt’d bicycle, r.;id whatgoes ’on aroundthem. witheach other, with adults receivedhis doctorate In ¯ ]~lllgVl"wht, r] [);IsL’[~tl" :4llll~ filler * ~ltlrf;ict~ q ~;,ti;tillt.(l ~tq.v k,e vxi)tq "Whatwe are trying to do,"he (the teachers), andwith geologyfrom Princeton 600x15L CREDITCARDS ride I various kinds of physical Universityin 1977after ACCEPTED "I"icrd a~ b,w a~ $31!1 explains,"is stimulatethe 685x15} $29.95 ¯ Illlllt~ Ill;ichillt’ (Ill" yllUl’ Ill,lilt’)’ ~.,~,..~ r*,-,’~ ,,., child’s thoughtprocesses so stimuli,to exploreeach others completinggraduate work i,n they become aware of reasoningand points of view. mineralogy,crystaUograph~. MOTOBECANE’~ themselvesasthinkers. "In our discussionswith the igneousand metamorphic "We’renot trying to pushchildren,"says Dr.Sigel, "we netrology,geophysics, WOR]r,D’$-# l MO’I~BIZEDBICYCLE them,"he added. 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THESKIDMORES -- "Squirrel" Sarah, "Palimino" Johnand been in CBradio almost since it started. "Jr. Big Mouth"George - are a CBfamily. Jr. Big Mouthhas (Stuart Crumpphoto) ICB’ers flock to fairgrounds

borne. He explained that he expects of the parents, because the li- by Stuart Crump that channels 24 through 40 will grow cense is in their parents’ name. You Staff Writer more and more congested as ad- have to be 18 to obtain a license. ditional CB’ers purchase the 40- Parents should control whattheir kids Popeye was there. So were the channel sets~ to escape the over- do with the radio. V~nlfmanand Honest Abe. crowdedoriginal 23 channels. "The all, about 800CB’ers from all over next step will probably be the side "Wehave talked face to face with the area attended the first Delaware channels," he said, referring to the manyof these kids and wefind it pays Valley CBJamboree on Sunday at the more expensive "single side band" off. Youhave to talk to them andtreat NewJersey Fairgrounds in Hamilton (SSB)sets. them like normal human-beings - Township. don’t just put them down-- and they Amongthe more colorful "handles" ONESINGLE sidebander at the lest repond.If you give a kid respect he’ll sported by those at the fest were June explained howhe frequently talked give you respect in return¯ But if you Bug, Palomino, Railroad Man, Miekey with his CB"good buddies" in Penn- act like a bully he’ll act like onetoo," Mouse, Little Caboose, Pocahontas, sylvaniaon SSB.By contrast, he said, he said. Crazy Horse, Munchkin,Flying Cloud, he had trouble getting morethan a CB’ersare also joining together to Colonel Klink, Jersey Tomato, mile or two out of the regular CB locate and report outlaws who run Nomad, Rhinestone Cowboy., channels. Paranoid Pollack, Freedom Fighter, illegal stations with 50, 100 or more "I’ve beenin CBabout 15 years," watts, he said. Skinny Dipper, Zorba the Greek, another SSB’ersaid. "Years ago we SooobyDoo, Pigtails and Shortcake (a usedto ’chaseskip,’ whichis illegal, to husband and wife team), Tidy Bowl, see howfar awaywe could talk. I’ve "ANYTIIINGOVER five watts is Bottomless Pit and Screemin’ Me-me. talked as far away as Japan, Puerto strictly illegal. Whenthey throw a Rico, New Zealand, West Germany ’beater’ (a linear amplifier) on their A "llANDLE," of course, is a and NovaScotia. But that was years rigs, it not only messesup CB,it also ~B’er’s "nickname." And unless ago. Youcan’t do that anymore. The messes up stereos, telephones, church you’vebeen living in a cavefor the last bands are too crowded." P.A. systems and television sets. 10 years, you knowby nowthat "CB" CB’ersin the area are organizing an stands for Citizens Bandradio. effort to clean up the moreflagrant "A lot of people are complaining that CB radio is messing up their CBradio has been around for nearly abuses of the airwaves, Mr. Skidmore 20 years, but it has been growingat an said. Most offensive -- and most favorite television show. But that astronomicalrate in the last couple of damaging to the reputation of the interference is not comingfrom legal years. So fast, in fact, that Uncle legitimate CB’ers-- are the people who CB operators. It’s coming from the Charley (the CBer’s term for the use profanity and whouse illegal ’lone bandits’ and there are a lot of Federal Communications Com- power booster to increase their dis- them," he said. mission) upped the number of tance. The CB jamboree at the state channels from 23 to 40 this past fairgrounds flea and farmers market January to ease some of the "I’D LIKETO see the kids learn the on Route33 in HamiltonTownship will congestion on the lower channels. proper CBprocedures," Mr. Skidmore be a monthly event beginning on May "I give the new40-channal sets a life said. "Theyget on the air and crowd 15, he said. CB’ersare invited to at- expectaney of six months," "Junior you out andif they don’t get their way tend dressed up as their "handle," and B~g Mouth"George Skidmoresaid. He they start using profanity. This is trophies will be awarded for best aP, ti his wife, "Squirrel" Sarah definitely wrong, and it’s the fault cos[umes. Skidmore, helped organize the jam- FLYINGRED LINE is the nameof this 15-foot high beautybeing readied by kite enthusiast Tal Streeter. Museum opens [IStuddedsnow tires maybe on wayout I Bateman hits Byrne use Sunday byStuartCrumpJr, otber stateshave, studswouldoniypreventabout studded tires, the phase-out would requestthatsaleoftbe of propertytax rebates StaffWriter "Pennsylvania is going to 100 accidents per year in the would probably comeover two studs be ended after April, The Old Millstone Forge prohibit them after May of state out of a total of over seasons, Mr. Afferton said. 1978, and that use be Assuming the ban were prohibitedafter April, 1979, he State Sen. Raymond H. other part of his tax first rebate check by Byrneto Association announcesthe re- Studded snowtires maysoon next year," department of 220,000 accidents, and that program." an Absecon couple era- opening for the 1977 season of be a thing of the past in New motor vehicles (DMV) these would not be serious adopted this year, the DOT said. Bateman (R-Somerset) the Blacksmith Museum, suggested that Governor In a statement issued during phasized that point¯ Jersey¯ spokesman John McLaine accidents. campaign apperances at "Whenthe womanreeeiving located on River Street in Studded tires are already said. He is the chief of Several sources contacted ¯ Byrnetake the samecredit for Millstone. The mnseumwill be ¯ ¯ the stete incometax that he is receptions in Pennsauken, the rebate was asked what she prohibited in the state between automotive engineering explained that studded tires m Cherry Hill and Haddon intended to do with the money, available to the public every standards. "People in New are actually less safe than Wi|hams Cepoms taking for the property tax Sundayat t to 4 p.m., starting ~,pril t and Nov. 15, but the rebates currently being Heights, Bateman described shesaidshewasgoingtonset ~ate’s department of Tran- Jersey won’t be able to drive regular tires whendriven on the use of Byrne’sname on the to help pay for her property this Sundaythrough June 25. A sportation (DOT)is planning with them in Pennsylvania, so dry pavement. distributed to NewJersey real memberoftheassociationwill estate owners, official state documentsfor taxes, whichare still going to ask the legislature to ban they won’t be buying studs," "Our findings and in- property tax rebates as "an up," Mr. Batemannoted in be in attendanceto explainthe their use entirely even in the he said. formation indicate that studs Notingthat the propertytax blacksmith and wheelwright victory dinner rebate checks, notices of attempt to improve Byree’s referring to interviews winter. A number of other states increase the distance required following formal presentation equipmenton display. to stop sometimesby as much explanation and envelopes inept performancein office", The shop is designated by Tire industry spokemen have already banned the The ’ Williams-Ceponis nauncedin the near future, The Somerset Senator, who of the rebate check. report that studs maysoon studs, including states with as 20 per cent on dry carry Byrne’s name and the the state as an historic site. It victory dinner celebration is Persons requesting tickets title, Office of Governor, is seeking the Republican "I have said all along that disappear even without state even more severe winters than pavements," Automobile Club slated Saturday, April 23 at 6 can write to the County nomination for governor, this income tax program was is consideredone of the oldest of Central Jersey public Batemansaid: in the country, havingbeen in action. NewJersey such as Michigan, p.m. at Wally’s Tavern On- Democratic Committee, 58 N. "Brendan Byrna can’t have strongly opposes the state not tax reform, and ths proves "It is myopinion that studs Minnesota, Wisconsin and relations director Max D. The-Hill. BridgeSt., Somervilleor call it,"Mr. Batemansaid."There continuous operation from the it two ways. If he wants the income tax and its re- mid-eighteenth century until will he phasedout in the next Louisiana. Wingersaid. "This can create The Democratic dinner 754-8553or 722-9067. enactment. He said that the is no real propertytax relief in couple of years almost on a "The major advantage a problem in judgment of credit for giving property tax its restoration in the 1960’sby affair will honor U.S. Sen. rebates to the people, then his property tax rebates will not this program,and our citizens Voluntarybasis becauseof the claimedfor studded snowtires distance for drivers in Harrison Williams and snive the preperty tax problem are being asked to pay more the association. bringing their cars to a stop. nameand title should also new compounds which are is that they provide a greater Somerset County Freeholder appear on the state incometax facing NewJersey residents, taxes through the state income being used in snowtires," N.J. ability to reduce the stopping Wewould support legislation Students Michael J. Ceponis. Sen. forms and returns from the noting that presentation of the tax," he added. BPW chapters TMe Dealers Association distance on glare ice," DOT to ban studded snowtires," he Williamswas easily re-elooted "There is no hope for true - le’~islative committee bureauchief in structures and said. to the U.S. Senate last year tax reform in NewJersey until set chairman Richard Lane of materials Kenneth Afferton The state division of motor and FreeholderCeponis was shOU Id confidence and credibility is ~tateseminar Maplewoodreported during a said. Other than that there are vehicle, however,favors their elected in an "exciting" EX plore withyourc hild restored in state govern- recent interview. no advantages to them, he continued use. recount battle last November meat," Mr. Batemansaid. The State Seminarof the The "new compounds" he said. ’*Our mission is to en- to the County Freeholder register Business and Professional wasreferring to are the hy- On the other hand the studs courage safety, not to build Board. Do youhave a pre-schoolerInstructor for the coursewill Women’sClub will be held drophillic or "sticky" rubber roads or worry about how Sen. Williams, who is a It is important for students, who has been cooped upinside be Holly Hoffman, staff April 16 at MiddlesexCounty have several disadvantages, all winter and is bursting at naturalist at the Center. Ms, An~lque$ show College in Edison from 8:45 which wasintroduced by the most notably the damagethey muchit costs to repair them,’* resident of Somerset.County, whoare 14 and over, to call DMVdeputy director Robert Somerset Hospital about the seams?Would you like to Hoffman has a Masters a.m. until 3 p.m. Non- tire manufacturersa couple do to roads, Mr. Afferton is currently servinghis third membersincluding menare years ago. Tir6s madewith explained. "The average life McMlnnsaid.He cited studies term in the Sennte.Heisalsoa summertime volunteering get oat of tbe house, outdoors Degreein Ecology from setlnSornerset . to enjoy the comingof spring? RutgersUniversity, and has welcometo attend. this newtype of rubberoffer expectancy to pavement which showedthat use of the former Congressmanfrom before the Easter school Guestspeakers will be Mary better traction than con- surfaces with current studded tires doesreduce aeeidents in NewJersey. vaoatlnnbegins. The Environmental Eduoatioa coordinated the summer All teenagers,both boys and Centerin BaskingRidge is programsfor children at the BRIDGEWATER- Dealers Roobling, chairman of the ventionalsnow tires. tires usage would only be the winter." Mr. Ceponis,23 years old from New England, New Board of the National State "Twoor three years ago at about 10 years ... as compared "Highway maintenanceis and one of the youngest glrls, whoqualify mustattend offering a programon four Center for the past. three consecutive Wednesday years. York, Virginia and New Bank of NewJersey; Mary ’ least 60 per cent of the snow to about an average life of the missinnoftheDOT,soyou freeholdersin the State, is an orientationonAprillt, 12, or 13, in order to begin the "mornings, beginning April 6 at Interested individuals Jerseywill exhibit and sell Tobin, head of the Women’s ~res sold in the northernhalf about.t9years," he said. can see we’re going to be on presently the lone Democrat fine antiquefurniture, china, I oppositesides of this issue, Volunteer Program at l0 a.m. during whichparent should reglster ln personat the Bureau, U,S. Departmentof iff the state had studs," Mr. DOThas calculated that on the board. He was the and child will explore together Centerat t90 Lord Stirllng clocks, silver, pewter and Labor; and MeyerJ. Jacob- ’" Lane said. "It dropped to studs do about $56 million Wherethe battle line will eouneilpresldentandaformer SomersetHospital. glasswareat an antiquesshow finally be resolvedis hardto The person to call for the wondersof April, a monthRoad in BaskingRidge during son, headof RegionIt of the maybe20 per cent this past worth of damageeach year on councilman’inthe Boroughof Friday, to Sunday, April 1-3, Small Business Admln- winter. The people whoare state highways alone. "And know.If I werea betting manI Somerville. inquiries is Gall Kinney, of transition, the normal open hours of 9 would say that saving money Director of Volunteers,at 725- Experience the unbiased a.m. to5 p.m. Mondaythrough from noon to 10 p.m.. istratlon. Using them noware only the the state highwaysystem is The victory dinner The show, sponsored by the .: peoplewho really needthem, only a small fraction of the wouldwin out over safety. It celebration is being sponsored 400, ext. 476, from9 a.m. to 5 enthusiasm of children en- Friday, 10 a,m. to 4 p,m. The cost of registration and p.m., Mondaythrough Friday. countering the scents, sounds, Saturdays, and 1 to 5 p.m. Ivy Twig of Somerset suchas the peoplewho live in total highwaymileage in the usually does. Legislators by the Somerset County Hospital, will be held at luncheonis $7.50. hilly areas or on bank country state - about 2,000miles out of make lousy engineers," he Democratic Committee. Other For somelocal young people and smells of spring. Parent Sundays except holidays and For reservations contact :: it could meanan interesting and child will explore the. holiday weekends. There is a Somerset County Vocational- roads that collect ice," he a total of 32,000miles," he said. democratic state and county TechnlcnlSchoal, offRoute25 Ms.SueAnneTraynnr,55High said. said. Even if the legislature leaders, including guber- summer working as a outdoors, do small crafts, and small fee and enrollment Is St., Somerlvlle, NewJersey i! should finally vote to ban the volunteer at Somerset hear stories together for two limited. West. Evenif NewJersey does not He also cited statistics natorlal candidates, whowill ’ 08876, . ,~ act to ben studdedsnow tires, which indicate that banning be attending, will be an- Hospital. hours eachsession. A, A ~’;i. I (I-A Thursday, March31, 1977 ’The Songof Songs’at college Sunday

Mlddle Eastern dancers will jazz and popular music suing majors in both music studying voice with Jan her ownstudio in Lebanon.She joinwith the Somerset County touring the East Coast, and theatre. Heis presently Pederson. has also made several ap- College Community Chorus Midwest and the Bahamas, studying both singing and Karina has performed ex- pearances on cable television and Orchestra in" the and is presently studying voice acting with Emile Renan in tensively throughout the broadcasting from Plainfield. presentation of "The Song of with Emile Renan in New NewYork City. central NewJersey area. She Pashais also a professional Songs," an oratorio based on York. Mr. Billings, studied voiceat teaches Middle Eastern dancer who has appeared in the Biblical psalm by King Mr. Kugler is a native of Baldwin Wallace College in Oriental Dance for the North manyMiddle Eastern Oriental , Solomon, Sunday, at 3 p.m. in Somerville. He attended Ohio, and sang with Robert Hunterdon Adult Education, Danceprograms as wellas for the Somerset County Trenton State College, pur- ShawChorale. tie is presently the Somerville YMCA.and at civicgroups in Hunterdon Technical Institute County. auditorium. Leyta has performed for The concert piece’ by Ecologycourse being offered at EEC civic groups, local Spanish composer Mario Aaexcellent basic course in May22. seven years its meaninghas organizations and clubs In Gastelnuovo-Tedescofeatures Ecologywith emphasis on the Ecologyis the study of the Hunterdon and Somerset three lead singers, soprano been clouded and its value naturalsystemswhichsupport interactions of living things, often diluted. counties.She has also danced Patti Silvermanin the role of life on our planet and the including humans, with each frequentlyforSingles Clubs in the Shulsmite; tenor Richard human impacts on these other and their, environment. Persons interested in the easternPennsylvania and Kugler as the shepherd and systems, will be given at the During the early 1970’s course mayregister in person centralNew Jersey. Baritone Richard Billings as Environmental Education ecology became a household at the Center at t90 Lord Admissionto theconcert is King Solomon. Center in Basking Ridge on word, yet few people realized Stirling Road in Basking ~freeand open to thegenera!~ Performing as three harem five consecutive Wednesday it has been a formalized Ridge. There is a fee for the public.The Technical Institute dancers will be "Karina," evenings beginningApril 20 at science for over 100years. The course and enrollment is auditoriumisoff North Bridge "Rasha" and "Leyla" of 8 p.m.A field trip at the Center term "ecology" has been used limited. Street, north of Route22 in Karina’s Middle Eastern andabusedsomuchinthepast Bridgewater. Dance Troupe. will conclude the course on Cooductingthe ooncert will be Janice Pedersea, adjunct instructor in music at the (Continued from page 20B) county college. A resident of Flemington, she has a Classified master’s degree in choral conducting from the ...... University of Colorado. Soprano Silverman is a Real Estate Too Late Too Late native of NewYork City and Pa. Properties received a Bachelor’s Degree For Sale To Classify ToClassify in Music Education from New PRINCETON AREA -- IIIAHMING IiI’:MODLED 1959 JAGUARClassic -- Auto. HANDGOLF CART -- #7 iron, V , York University. A former Montgomery Twp. country ( I)UNTItYESTATE’along Ihe traes, convertible, in very new, extra wheels, ’67 belaware. 37 acrcs for long teacher of music, she has club area, beautifully main- good con& Best offer Call Mustang,5 holes,frames. performed professionally in tained and decorated, young4 ~crm invcstment. A guest after 5:30pm.609-396-2770. Karastan3x5 olive rug, 609- bdrm 2=~ bath center hall I,(;usc & oottage for extra 655-1887. i Colonial on landscapedl acre income. Paslure for horses. Ilouse has new bath, new with city sewersand excellent GOLF CLUBS -- 2 through schools. Eat-in kitchen x~ iring, newplumbing and new pitching wedge, 1 through 3 5 PC LIVING ROOMSET -- Open paneled famil~ room with x~aler system. Large bdrm, woods. Pro model matched Mustsell. Excellent condition. raised hearth fireplace, brick balh & ~cwing room on 2nd ct. $100.Call 201-359.6819after Best offer. Calf after 4pm,609- patio with gas grill, central floor. Entrancehall, living rm ~ 443-6810. air, w/wcarpeting, plus other ~ilh fireplace, dining rm, 12 x house extras. 201-359-4848,$86.900. 18, m(;dern kitchen 11 x 21 lor S17.00 large family room, full bath NEW ZEALAND RABBITS SPRING KITTENS -- A and enclosed porch. $160,000. for sale -- 609-799.0868. pregnant cat adopted us and tlOPEWELL TOWNSHIP l.OU FI’rl ING B.EAL at SCC 2t5- we nowhave 2 darling 8 week Sizes 8 Io 20 "99 HSTATE,Erwinna, Pa. tiger striped female kittens Our pPlce $125.000.00 - HARBOURTON766-7665or294-911 I. PART TIME tlELP WANTEDavailable for adoption. Tours of the campus, AREA- Lots of land a pond -- Farm near Pennington demonstrationsof the latest in They’vehad shots, are weaned and privacy go with this well TooLate needs 3 days work per week. and litter trained and are scientific laboratory equip- built rancher. Easy to Lawn cutting, clearing and waiting for someone who wi~ ’, ment and in the use of mini- maintain and fun to live in, To Classify odd jobs. Student OK=I can play with themand love then~’.. computers-- plus free check- this homehas such things as a work afternoons and Call 609-921-8014after 6pro. ups at a nursing students’ stone fireplace, and a Franklin EXPERT HOUSECLEANER weekends.Good pay. 609-737- health fair will highlight the stove undparquetfloors in the WANTED¯ 4-5hours dialy, 10 2873~ __ _ masterBR. rOOmhouse, someironing. Own third annual open house at transportahon& references PLYMOUTHCricket 1972 -- NEED RIDE TO TRENTON Somerset County College, LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP necessary.Call 609-924-5070 46,000miles, extra snowtires. -- State & Montgomery.Leave Saturday, from noon to 3 p.m. eves.only. Needstiming, linkage, chain, Hightstown between 7:30 & Earlier in the day morethan $50,900.00- A lot of house for otherwise in excellent con- 7:45. 609-448-0674. 250 high school seniors and theprice,this home has nine FOR SALE CASTRO CON. dition. Body good, 27mpg, juniors and their parents will goodsized rooms, hardwood VERTIBLE SOFA -- $350. Call alter 4pm,201-874- ) get a sample of SCCcollege floorsand a fencedin rear Stratolounger recliner 6561. FREE -- 3 BABYKITTENS yardwith a pool. Maytagwasher, new. Virginia readyfor a goodhome. Call life in the annual"College For EV~~- GO 60~-448-2907. a Day" program at the House maple bedroom suite, BELOW COST -- including communitycollege. GUINNESS AGENCY consistingof 6 pieces. 201-297- 9462. fixtures,lostour lease, final 2 ’71 VEGA-- 59,000mr, runs The open house was JeanS.Kroesen nightsThurs. March 31 and but needs engine work. $300. ,,... rt,., ,, .... , ,,i, ,,.,,, ,,,v.,,., inaugurated by College Realtor Fri. AprilIst, 6pm-10pm, 609.448.5340after 5pro. President Joseph R. Fink 2 W.Broad Street, Hopewell DICTAPHONE-- a position KINGSTON JEWELERS, three years ago to acquaint the 609-466-1224 for someone with typmgand Rte 27, Kingston Mall, entire community with the Memberof MLS generaloffice skills andability Kingston, NJ~ 1975 DATSUNB-210 Std -- . to use dictaphoneis available 27,000 mi, am/fro/8 track,. facilities at SomersetCounty LicensedinN.J. and Pa. in newly created position. College. HIPPOPOTAMUS WANTEDexcellent condition¯ 609-443.4, Resl~onsibilities are varied -- if not available, will settle 3252. Whole families as well as and interesting. Goodposition for 2 bedroomapt or house for single persons and senior Pa. Properties for someone who can work sculptor/mother with 2 small THESE GREAT independently. Goodstarting citizens visit the college to children in Princeton ¯area. 35MMCAMERA -- FUJICA- learn about its programsand salary and fringe benefits. 609-924-6529. SPRING LOOKS HIGH= ON A HILL -- & con Please call Prince Mgf. 701 w/35, 55, and 100ram services for the community. Princeton Service Center, 609- lenses,strobe Skylight filter The health fair will open venicntto NewtownBore, yet and cases. Completeold HAVE A VERY plentyof openspace for the 452-1641. ’69 DODGE CORONET tomorrow and run from noon children to play in this family- darkroom.EPI 110 and 120 to 4 p.m. OnSaturday the fair T RA~N~-~6-WE R auto, P/S, AM/FM radio. speakers,Dynaco stereo 150 FAMOUS oriented custom solid stone manyextras, excel, cond., poweramplifier, Realistic will run from10 a.m. to 3 p.m., front, 2~.~ story home. En- -- Sears, 36" electric start. wellcared for $950, (6~9) 921- so that persons attending Headlights, 5 yrs. old, new TRI017" bi-directtanal reelto LABEL.. trance hall leads to living engine, excellent condition. 8113. reel tape recorderwith either "College For a Day"or room, formal dining room, speakersand BSR FEW II paneled family room with Moving, must sell. Asking open house may visit the $350.201-359-3613. SU~RED graphicequalizer. Call609-921- Cogito is health [air. "College For A stone fireplace & beamed --X-ray technician needed to 1174,askfor Mark, Day"is from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ceiling. Dreamof a kitchen coversick and vacationin springing with w th a breakfast room powder ’67 SHELBYG.T. -- 350 COLLECTOR’SITEM - 289 orthopedicoffice. (609) 921- super-fashions There will be movies and room, laundry room,’4 huge 7872bet. 9 & 5, bedrooms & 2 ceramic baths COBRA,4 speed Hurst ps/pb. TRAVEL AGENT -- E~. from one of the demonstrationson detection of on 2rid floor plus attic, full periencedretail. Please oral cancer, breast cancer and ~J~ or best offer. 609-924- BA~ : ~ zx- nation’s top 5 desiflnem,. basement& 2 car garage¯ On 3 cellentstation car. High submitbrief resume of ex- how to administer cardio- acres mr $125,000. Hugh B. perience,availability and Wecan’t say who, but you 11 pulmonaryresuscitation. FOR~reial mileage,hut very dependable. salary / commission recognize his style, and Cogito Easthurn, Realtors, Newtown, store front space, 45 W.Broad Alwaysadult driven, Well Many local health care Pa.. 215-968-6711. maintained.Asking $275. Call requirements.Reply to Box has his complete spring line, agencies will haveexhibits at St., Hopewell. Approx¯ 720 #03904,c/o The Princeton sq.ft. Heatlricluded. Available 609.799.2726. Packet.All repliescon- including 3 and 4 piece the health fair. immediately. Throughout the day MRS. BISHOP fidential.609-924-5776. ensembles, blazers, vests, LOOKING FOR A GOOD ADVISORON ALL Saturday there will be aa INVESTMENT IN N.T. Calla~vay AFFAIRS OF LIFE pants, jackets and skirts. exhibit of works by art RECREATIONAL AREA? Real Estate ’69DODGE CORONET -- Shownfrom this collection: students at Somerset County Incomeproperty direct from 4 NassauSt. Princeton Readings~ Price Cnga°°d condition,asking $12{}0. owner. Two family home in 609-921-t050 be seen between 9am- The pants and vest with a College,in the collegeart llOROSCOPE READER 12noon,or 2-5proat 223No. 8th gallery. small rural town. Lg. 2 story ESP READINGS coat to call their own. All barn, approx. 1 acre. Low HILI.,SBOROUGH- Spacious 5 659 GeorgesRoad Ave, Manville. superbly detailed in the College personnel will taxes. Only minutes from roomapt, 1-%baths, available North Brunswick May1. $375/mo.201-359-1492. 201-247-3484 nubby linen-look. In natural conducttours of thebuildings ~aterstafe81, Elk Mt. ski PRINCETON AREA -- andwill demonstrate some of area, state gamelands, ext. receptionist for dental office, sand with red and navy turkey & deer hunting. Near 53 EDGEMERERD -- Brand the specialfacilities. On state stocked lake & numerous SOMEONETO Babysit on call must be able to relate to thinly penciled on vest and exhibit in the science trout streams. New vinyl new raised ranch, 3 bdrms, 1 -- especially late on Wed. people,good secretarial skillslf bath, garage, central air evening,References & own and ahdityto work with coat. The ensemble is laboratorieswillhe twoof the "siding & shutters, all triple conditioning, washer, dryer currently being sold for latest articles of equipmentin track storm windowsmodern refrigerator, dishwasher, trans.609-443-4298, numbers.35 hour week,no the field of laboratory science: kitchen, all appliances, wood evenings, salary com- $254... Cogito’s price $400/mo. Available now. 609. mensuratewith experience. a nuclear magnetic resonance burning parlor stove modern 921-7907. is $144.%. spectrophotometerand an baths,& carpeting. Goodbuy, OPEL MANTA RALLYE 1974 Sendresume to Box#03903 c/o low 40’s. 717-2894773or write -- perf.cond. 39000 miles, PrincetonPacket. Zip front blouson atomicabsorption spec- ’72 CAPRI-- silver, 4 cyl. includesbu t-incombination trophotometer. PO Box 131, Kingsley, Pa. jacket with saddle bag 18826. auto. am/fm, a/c, new curb. am/fmstereo cassette CB. Thecollege swimming pool new battery, 47,000 miles. Steelbelted radial tires (less GAL OR GUY FRIDAY -- pockets,button cuffs and Asking$1600. Call 20t-545-8952 than~,,000 tallest. Fully willbe open from t to 4 p.m. after 5pm. Typing, filing, keep records, anaction back pleat, tops forrecreational swimming at reclining seats, tachometer coordmate appointments LIVING HISTORY -- in ammeterclock, oil pressureorder & dispense supplies in fashiontrouser pants. a fee of $1. historic Newtown. In 1820 gauge,rallye wheels, rear Dr. Fink noted that persons our health facility. Call or Madeof poIpeste//rapon Joseph Archambault one of SEARSGAS DRYER - In good windowdefogger, Exc. car, apply Central N.J. Jewish andavailable in four whohave attended prior open Napoleon’s officers came to condition, $40. Washing goingto collegeand can’tHome for the Aged, 380 house events at Somerset historic Newtown & con- machine included free. afford it, Asking$2900. 609-466- DeMott La., Somerset, N.J. colors,the ensemble is CountyCollege will still find structed his manor house of 201-359-5319. 2235for appt to see. 201-B73-20~0. regularly$134... plenty of new projects and brick & frame. The home, SIBERIAN HUSKIES -- 3 Cogitos price programsto interest them at iromconslaerea .its b eginnin~g one el the .has finest been th’e .,~a~’~ orlanw hnu~ females, 6 wks. old, shots and DEANS FLEA MARKET-- FORRENT -- In West Wind- is $69.95. resldentml homesm Newtown. wormed,AKC. Call after 5pro, 1367 Georges Rd. openevery sor. 4 bedroom home on The splendid entrance hall 201-725-4103. Sat. 9-Spm,tables $6, 201-297- Washington Road. Living , ’ ~ leads to two living rooms,each 0137. roomwith fireplace~ sunporcli, ExcelBrand " with a fireplace. Formal ’72 TOYOTACorola 1600 - 2 dr, dining room& kitchen. Older, - COGITO- It’s time to give dining room, kitchen with green, black interior, full but very convenient. Onl~ Flowet&Ve. .getable ~,, ~ us a "think"! walk-in fireplace, cherry recline buck seats, rear SUZUKI -- 750ce, Water $425/mo.Call Firestone Real . ~ee~s paneled sitting r~m, pa.nel~ windowdefogger, std. shift, cooled, exc. coM. very low Estate, Realtors, 609-924-2225, ’~^~ - den with marnlesing. am radio, good condition. mileage, 609-5~5-910~eves. iu~ a packagepowderroom. 6 bedrooms& 2 Asking$1000. Call ’609-799-1652 bathson 2rid & 3rd floors. Full anytime, HAM~-- Packedfor 1977 basement,ManYtantique light manuals, foot pedals, rhythm FOR RENT-- In Princeton, fixtures. 2 s ory irame oox, bench, lil{e new. Asking Beautiful contemporary in TRUCKCAMPER -- For ~ ft. $525.201-359-4251, . .... carriage house with work truck.Good condition. Asking Snowden Lane area. 4 Limit LUpacsages room & amplestorage, Many bedrooms, convenient to THE MARKETPLACE, PRINCETON percustomer fine extras. Weare proud to $295, Call 201-369-3374. HONDASL-125, 1972 -- Per- everything,$575/mo, No pats.m (nodealersoleaseZ offer this homefor $155,000. feet condition. Garage kept, One yearor pluslease. Call~ THE MARKETPLACE, MATAWAN " HughB, Eastburn, Realtors, 2500 original miles rebuilt Firestone Heal Estate, ESSEX GREEN PLAZA, W. ORANGE ’67 MERCURYWAGON -- Newtown,Pa. 215-968-6711. clean, ale,’ 10 passenger. No engine with done racing Realtors,609-924-~. (201) 325-0402 A Gardener’=Paradise rust. 609-395-1671evenings. piston.. Bestoffer. 609-446-6454 $525. after 4pm. MATAWAN8¢ PRINCETON - THURS. 8¢ FRL10.9 FAL~rORYVILLE, PA.- 14 BRUNSWICKAVE -- Tren. milesN,W. of Scranton, ton. Unfurnished 2-bedroom MON.TUES. WED., SAT. 10.6 Peterson’sacresof privateestate, Well LINCOLN CONTINENTAL-- TEASET -- Japanese eldna, apt. across from Helene Fuld NurleryaGatdenMarkel landseapc~100 x 40 horse 1974 Town4 dr. completely 15 pieces $50; Silverplate Hospital. Adults preferred. No WESTORANGE - MONWED. & THURSFRI.. 10¯9. SAT. TUES.. 10.6] j Rt,iO6bifween loaded, Incmaes all power, flatware, 48 pieces $501 10xl5 , ba~, 3 floors, largebarn, pets. $250/mo.Includes heat. Pclnc*loaa t.wr*n¢*vlll* largetool shed.8 room,g-story a/e,tape, Topshape, 609-92A- hand wovenoriental Persian’ Security& references. Avail. J OPENEVERYDAY 9.6 framedwelling. Phone717-945- 1975weekdays except Wed, rug, $3751 9x12 Karistan rug immediately. 609-924.7507or 5234,717-945-5503, 717-836-3238. 215-295-2088weekends, $195609-448-7504. 88,1-6470.

i, ’l L L, . I Thur~ay,March 3 I, 1977 Wlndsor.Hteht$Haralcl TheCentral POSt Hnl0borouehBeacon The Manville New0 The Franklin Nows-Recora 1-B i, ,J Councilaccepting applications

i. The NewJersey State All schools in NewJersey begin in October or January A residency tU an- arts & Councilon the Arts is now are eligible to participatein and last from four to five vironmentaldesign begins In acceptingapplications from the Artists-in.Schools months.The cost to the tn- Septemberor January and schooldistricts for Its Artists- program,a Joint effort of the dividual school district is lasts fromfour monthsto one in-schools program-- the NewJersey State Councilon $1,000. yearat a cost of $2,500. project that brings top the Arts, the National En- Thefilmmaklng residency is The dance component professionalartists in the ststa dowmentfor the Arts, andthe four monthslong and starts in provides residencies by a leisure into the classroomto work school districts. Schools the spring witha cost to the major danes companyfor a directlywith students, selected provide matching schooldistrict of $1,000. periodof two weeksand then Haydn’s’creation’ Artists representingseven fundsto helpoffset the cost of Theresidency In crafts is an by individualspecialists far a major disciplines will be the program. eight-month programwhtch four-weekperiod starting In PRINCETON-- The Princeton University available to workwith the The Council is accepting starts in Octoberat a cost of the spring.The cnst is $2,000in ChapelChoir will perform Haydn’s"Creation," schools in the 1977-78 applications for the poetry $2,500per schooldistrict in matchingfunds. on Fridayevening at 8:00 p.m. in the Chapel.The acedemicyearundertheStatecomponentimmediately. The ,matchingfunds. The overall Artists-in- concert will combine the Chapel Choir with Arts Council’s program, residencies for poetry last Folk arts residencies are Schools program stresses Programswill be availablein from four days to three availabletoschool districts for actual workby students in soloists and symphonyorchestra in the ap- folk arts, poetry, crafts, months and the school a period of four months conjunctionwith the artists in proximately two-hour long Haydnmasterpiece. dance,environmental design, districts costis $225. startingin the spring.The cost the particulardiscipline. The roles of Gabriel and Raphaelwill be sungby [ilmmaking,and visual arts. Residenciesin visual arts is $1,000in matchingfunds. ,, Catherine Caldicott and Allan Wieman;Eva and Adamby Judith Fader and EdwardChang. Con- SINGLES certmistress will be Nodla Koutzen,Princeton resident and internationally-knownviolinist. Ad- Intime to close season MEET& MIX missionis free. EveryFrl. g Sat, 9 p.m, CAROLLERLANES In GazeboLounge with romanticcc meaty Rt. I No..New Brunswick Society to readWilliams 9 p.m.to I a.m. PRINCETON-- Theatre tale of twinbrothers and two performanceswill run AprilT, PRINCETON~ The last meeting this season for lovely youngwomen. It is a 8, 9, 13,14, 15, 16,at 8:30p.m. LiveMusic, get acquointed activities. the Princeton Society of Musical Amateurswill Intimewill close its fifty, publicinvited, no club to join, oiogle, eighthseason with a romantic play of contrasts. Hugois a Tickets are $3.50, $2.50 for widowed,oepatated, divorced, all ages, take place Sundayat 4 p.m. in the UnitarianChur- spring comedy,"Ring Round self-assuredman about town; students. 20’ato60’s ch. JamesLitton, choirmasterof Trinity Church, the Moon"by JeanAnouilh. It Frederic,his youngerbrother F o r r e s e r v a t i o n s For.addtt./ale, ¢.all Helen 609.655.0584 will conduct a reading of VaughanWilliams’ will openThursday, April 7, at by ten minutes,is a lost puppy students.For reservations call or Annette20t.545.4994. "DonsNubis Paccm," for chorus, orchestra, and the MurrayTheatre and is a dogin a worldof femalecats. 452-8181. sparkling charadeof farce, Themajor felines are Diana,a soloists: Susan Robinson,soprano, and Gordon romance, music, and spoiled ncuveaurichtigress Myers,bass. mistakenidentities. Geoffrey andIsabella, a poorinnocent Cedar WoodWoman’s Club Thesereadings given by the amateursare not Rich, fatima producer lost in the fairy tale castle. performances,and are opento anyonewith modest changes roles and directs FredericlovesDiana,Dianais sight-reading ability and musical interest, who Anouilh’sspring play. engagedto Fredericbut loves Arts & Crafts Chinese Auction wouldlike to participateor attend. Thereis a small "Ring Roundthe Moon"is Hugo.Isabella a/so loves Hugo charge for non-membersto cover music and Anouilh’sanswer to Shaw’s andHugo is indifferent. Oris Thursday, March 31,1977- 7:30 p.m. re|reshments. All students are admitted without "Designfor Living,"Noel Coward’s classic comedy which opens Thursday, March 31, at McCarter"Pygmalion." Set at an he? charge. For further informationcall Mrs. Ramus Theatrefeatures Meg Wynn Owen and Richard Clarke presently in rehearsalswith director Stephen elegantParisian ball, it is a Ring Round the Moon ConsolataVillage, Rt. 27, FranklinPark, N. J. at 924-4266. Porter.The play moves on to Philadelphia’sAnnenberg Theatre Center after completionof its three-weekPrinceton run through Sunday, April 17. Proceedsto ScholarshipFund Connollyat keyboard PAAto tour Donation$1.50 Wine8. Cheeae DoorPrizes PRINCETON-- The Friends of Music will presentKathhen Connolly, pianist, in a free con- McCarter revives Coward cert on Saturdayat 8:30 p.m. in WoolworthCen- BE A WINNER! ter. Her programwill include "Toccata in G PRINCETON-- Three Owns,Michael Allinson and TheWelsh-born Ms. Wynn N.Y. art shows Major"by Bach; "Suite Espunde"by Albeniz and British actors join the Me- Patrick Horganare working "Owns,who portrays Gilda, the Win self-confidence in Carter Theatre Companyfor withDirector StephenPorter love in the life of her two PRINCETON-- A variety of 9 a.m., and returns at ap- expressing yourself through art "Octave Etude" by GeorgeMuifinger, a former its revival of NoelCoward’s on the productionwhich is the eligible suitors, Leoand Otto, shows, including the new proximately5:30 p.m. teacherof Ms.Connolly. comic depiction of a final theatricalpresentation of is well knownin this country RobertRauschenberg exhibit Applicationsare accepted Eva Kaplan sophisticated romantic the MeCarter1976-77 Season for her portrayal of Hazel opening at the Museumof on a first come¯ first served ’SweetCharity’ opens triangle "Designfor Living" andis scheduledfor a three- Bellamy in the popular ModnrnArt,theDegasshowat basis, and those interested whichopens Thursday. March week run through Sunday, television series "Upstairs, the Metropolitan, and the maycontact the PAAat 021- "CREATIVE EXPRESSION" 31 in Princeton.Meg Wynna April17. Downstairs." She madeher AmericanWatercolor Society 9173or 921-9177.Mrs. John for adults WESTWINDSOR -- One of the bigges, t musical Broadwaydebut with the Annual at the National Huehnergarthis in chargeof hits of the 1960’s, "Sweet Charity,’ will be Call PrincetonArt Association producedby the MercerCollege Theatrefor five RoyalShakespeare CompanyAcademyof Design, will be the Apriltrip, assistedby Mrs. in Tom Stoppard’s available to PAAmembers R. KemptonHastings. 609-921-9173 performancesonly tonight through Sundayat 8 Trovest,es and has, over and area residents whenthey p.m. in the KelseyTheatre. Admissionis $2 with Troupeto p,-remtere the past six years, been sign up for the group’sApril MCCCstudents and senior citizens admitted free. committedto workiu British tour slated for Friday, April 0FFICE FORJONES Telephonereservations wl]l be accepted at 586- televisiooaedfilms 15. Asa special extra, for a Walter A. Jones, chief 4695. Curtain per times for each of the five per- new work here Therole of Leo will be nominalfee, noted water- naturalist for the Somerset formances,concluding Sunday, April 3, is 8 p.m. enactedby MichaelAllinson colorist NicholasReals will CountyPark Commission,has Studentsand senior citizens will be admittedfree. PRINCETON -- repertoire, "TheFugue" and whowas horn in Londonand take those interested ca a beenelected vice presidentof ChoreographerTwyla Tharp "TheBix Pieces." joined the Americantelevision discussion tour of the General admissionis $2 per person. Telephone serial "Loveof Life" in 1976 watercolorshow. the Associationof Interpretive reservationswill be acceptedat 586-4695. and a companyof 12 dancers The TwylaTharp Dancers Naturalists, Derwood, will maketheir first Princetonappearedlast seasonon PBS after an extensivecareer on Mr. Reals, whowonthe High Maryland.The 2,000-persen appearanceever at McCartertelevision’s new"Dance in the British stage. Re first WindsMedal in last year’s national organization is Drawfrom life Theatreon Tuesday,April 12, America"series, and Miss appearedin the UnitedStates A.W.S. Annual, recently composedof professionaland at 8 p.m. Tharp, in addition to more as Henry Higgins in the conducted a two-weekin- supporting members who. PRINCETON~ The Studio-on-the-Canal is of- Miss Tharp, whomdance than 40 works she has original Broadwayrun of "My tensive watercolor workshopfoster the advancementof fering a newsession for life drawing,from a model, critic CliveBarnes of the Newchoreographedfor her own Fair Lady"and wenton to co- for the PAA.An instructor at educationand developmentof ~, ,~./ oss~o(6oa} ~,¢- os. starting tonight from7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Thisis in YorkTimes has said, "can companysince 1067,has also starring roles oppositeIngrid the NewarkSchool of Fineand skills in the art of interpreting addition to the popular Sunday morninglife makea wriggleinto a gesture, created popular works in Bergmanin "The Constant Industrial Arts, the Summitthe natural and cultnrai an- dTawingworkshop which is held from10 a.m. to and a gesture into a recent seasonsfor the City Wife"and Dins Merrill in the Art Center,the MorrisCounty virunmeat. ARTGALLERY ¯ CUSTOM FRAMING statement,"will present the Centerdoffrey Ballet and the recent revival of "Angel Art Association, he is a noonevery week. Thecost of each is $30 for 10 premiereof a newwork as yet AmericanBallet Theatre, as Street." On the NewJersey memberof the A.W.S.,Allied weeksor $4 per session for artists whodrop-in. untitled at her MeCartor well as solors for dan- scene, his portrayal of King Artists of America, Thereis no instructionfor either day; studentsand Arthur in the Paper Mill PhiladelphiaWatercolor Club, concert,although its "workingcer MikhsilBaryshnikov and ¯ Sales Gallery artists workingin any mediumare welcome.For title" among company evenfigure skatingchampion Playhouse production of NewJersey Watercolor .(~ ARTLEASE further information call RexGoreleigh at 452- membersis "new work for JohnCurry. "Camelot"won him the N.J. Society, and the Associated 9053 mornings. Adidasand point shoos." The For ticket informalionand DramaCritics Award. Artistsof New,~ersey. NEWJERSEY STATE MUSEUM programwill also includetwo reservations, telephonethe PatrickHorgan, who is Otto In keepingwith PAA policy, Paintings, Graphics,Photographs earlier worksfrom the Tharp McCarterhox office. for the McCarterproduction of participantsmay do their own Crafts g Jewelry Sopranobilled "Design," was born in scheduling.They may visit all Englandof Irish parents,lie of the exhibits mentioned,or Daily10-5 Sat. a Sun.1-5 PRINCETON-- Katherine Rohrer, soprano, will appeared as Dr. John none,simvlv using the busas 205W.State Street give a free concert on Sunday at 3 p.m. in "r ,enton,N.J. {609} 394-5310 MEETINGSHELD AT UNITARIAN CHURCH. THURS. SP,M. Park commissionoffers Morrisonfor three years aa transportation to and from Freeparking in stareIol /~archSl: 7:30 WoodrowWilson School. Speaker: Ms. WoolworthCenter. She will be accompaniedby the television serial "The NewYork. The PAAin its behindmusuem on weekends. Elaine Nobel,Massachusetts State Representative Susan AImasi Mandel on the piano and har- educational programs Doctors" and currently is tours, whichhave so far been (Democ,at) psichord, and Jayn Rosoafeld, flute. For her AnselScott on "The Edgeof sellouts, aims to make program,Miss Rohrerwill performworks by Luz- Night." ReCentlyon the Newnoteworthyexhihits available, Tuesdoy,April S: 8 p.m.: OonClark. Ph.D.: "Know;nel BASKING RIDGE -- Robert Shay, a senior Yorkstage, he portrayedKing withouttransportation hassle, SomeoneGay: A Discussion for GayPeople and for anyone zaschl, BasiL, Beethoven,Ibert, Thca Musgrave Programs in landscaping, naturalistat thecenter, will be whoI wenls to undanltnndand support them. George VI iB "Crown to membersof the community Note Ipechll Iomtlon: PeytonHalt on he Penceon lR and WilliamFlanagun. outdooreducation and ecology the instructor. Registration Matrimonial"and the title at a nominalcost. for childrenand adults will be mustbe donein person;there Univmaitycampus. ISponsored bythe GayAlliance of Pn-| role of "SherlockHolmes." He Expensesfor this trip, ex- |i~ ~,r,,s,,.R,rEI ceton,Information 609"452,5338 weekn~ghts). I Nextfilm in series starting next monthat the is a smallfee andenrollment has appearedalso in .Broad- cluding admissionsand guide l;ll,X| NOTTINGHAM! I Somerset County Park is limited. wayproductions of "Baker fees, but including tran- Aprilr: "TheExperience of Coming Out - t50In.Depth In. "Farewell, MyLovely" will be next in the Commission’sEnvironmental A five weekcourse in basic Street," "HeartbreakRouse," sportation to and from New BALLROOMI tervlews"by P,otessorRichard Steinman, University of on EducationCenter here. ecologywill begin on Wed- "Redhead," "The Devil’s ielcltSt,, Hami!ioa lq.,N J, ill Maine, Movies-at-McCarterseries, Wednesday,April 6 Beginningnext Wednesday,nesdayevening, April 20 at 8 York on a chartered bus, lbeLatleSt lllroom inthe Eizt m at 8 and 10 p.m. The1975 film, directed by Dick Advooate"and "Beyondthe gratuities, snackpack and a WithAll Bi Bands April 6, a roar-weekprogram p.m.A field trip at the solar- Fringe"in whichhe touredthe tax-deductiblecontribution to I Richards, stars Robert Mitchumas Raymond for parentsand children will heatedcenter’s groundswill U.S.A. the PAAis $9 for membersand Sat.-STAN MAZE e e,e ease Chandler’s famousfictional detective, Philip be held at the center at 190 concludethe courseon May22. The cast also includes $10 for non-members(plus $1 Sun.-EDDIE SHAW Marlowe.Tickets for "Farewell, MyLovely" will LordSterling Road. The center notes that an if Realstour is desired).The Sat.. P.M. Offeredon four consecutive understandingof ecologycan RichardClarke, Oliver Dixon, 9-12 be on sale from10 a.m. on April 6 at the McCarter Jane Groves,Barbara Lester, bus leaves Princeton(Aetna Su~- P.M, ~] Theatrebox office. Wednesdaysbeginning at 10 be "of immensevalue to ChristopherLeggetto, Jeffrey side of the ShoppingCenter) at &H a.m., the coursewill focuson planning board members,Jones and Katherine the transition fromwinter to environmental commission McGrath. OPEN spring. Underthedirect on of members,land developersas Periodsets and costumesof Holly Hoffman, staff wellas teachers,q-R and scout the 30’s havebeen desigued by HOPEWELL naturalist, parents and leaders. Zack Brown,lighting is by AGAIN ChineseAuction set children will explore the Forfurther informationcall JohnMcLain and hairstyles by outdoors,do smallcrafts and 201-766-2489. Patrik D. Moreton. POTTERY FRANKLIN-- An ass and crafts Chinese Auc- hear stories for two hours tion will be held by the Cedar WoodWoman’s duringeach session. Slidesexplain °’ Club on Thursdayat 7:30 p.m. at the Consolata Those interested should MissionVillage. Uniqueand varied craft items will register in person at the vo;tech system be auctioned;, manyart workswill include pain- center. Thereis a small fee McCARTERTHEATRE CO. tings fromlocal artists. Donationis $1.50 in- andenrollment is limited. A slide presentation ex- MichaelKsks, ProduclsE Bisector cludingwine and cheese. Ca Thursday, April L4, a plaining the MercerCounty ptelests four weekcourse on land- Area Vocational.Technical Friday,Ipd120 st8pro scapingwill be held for four Schoolssystem is availableto ¯ stDillon Gymu:idum weeksfrom 7:30 to 9 p.m.each interestedschools and groups St. JohnPassion Thursday.Emphasis will be in MercerCount}’. THEAVERAGE PRINCETON~ The Westminster Chamber placed on the types of plant Persons interested, in Singers of WestminsterChoir College, conducted materials which are schedulingthe slide presen- WHITEBAND aesthetically pleasing and tation, or wishingfurther POTTERY Tickets:$7.50, 6.50, 5.50 &5.00 by DennisShrock, will present "St. JohnPassion" provide excellent wildlife information, should call and of HeinrichSehutz on Tuesday,April 5, at 10 a.m. RoscoeDabney at 586-5144. CLASSES ,oo***ses* sses,*eese, shelter andfood sources. Sunday,May0 at 8pro in Bristol Chapelon the Westminstercampus. The at at01lien GymnEsium qll,~. public is invited withoutcharge. TheSchutz work, HighlandFarm Pottery TogEtherApinat Lasfl written in 1665.66,follows a tradition begunin the Hopewell 12th century whenplainsong chants of the Passion CHICKCOREA & end Raku story were sungon PalmSunday and the following ’0 ¯ D ¯ ¯ RETURNTOFOREVER A workshopstressing: hand- days during the HolyWeek. ¯ SPRING* featuringSTANLEY CLARKE building End throwing ¯ CLASSES* techniques; docoraiing with Tickets:$7.00,6.50, 6.00,5.50, 4.50 clay, slips and tools’ ex- ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯. ,e ooee*ooeeeseeeeeeeeee ee ploration of the chemicalcom- StartingApril 4 SEATSNOW ATBOX OFFICE position of glazes;application &ALLTICKETRON OUTLETS of glazeto bisque;explanation Register Now M~srtstThestre Box Office, I of the firing process.1D-weak /tents ]br thi.~ (’.himn nmsthe in our o]]k’e P.O.Box 526, Ptineeton, N.J.08540 sessionbegins April 4. at least oneu’eek beJbre day of publicution 609.466-0130 Phone0r~m (609) 921.8700 For furlher Information fe e ye %ee e ye e ye e ye , Tlekeltonoutlets 1212)’541.7290 J Phone609.466,9048 ~(~I’~L~E11RDN ~/ i, i 2-B Thurtdoy, March31, 1977 Museumexhibits Abbott finds flowers ’n stuff historical, for a critical un. Larrabbee to conduct ar- may have to be implemented by John Burkhalter B.C. to 1000 A.D.) occupation by C. Jane Boning andalso provide home grown Special Writer which is acknowledgedto be derstanding of our natural chaeologieal surveys in in order to retrieve crucial the mostexpansive village site history, compliance with federal documentation before the fruit. With continued Plant a tree. Ecologistslist developmentof dwarf stock, a "Abhott Farm: of this period in the coastal As a direct result of these legislation. The surveys by roads that will pass through Mid-Atlantic-New England important documents, the these distinguished scholars the site are built. The great trees as one of our most variety of fruit trees can be Retrospective and Prospec- precious commodities. grownin a limited area. These tive," the current exhibit at region. New Jersey Department of provide data far a detailed tragedy is that present ar- Transportation contracted evaluation for future decision chaeeLogical techniques are Communities are becoming include apples, apricots, sweet the State Museum,belatedly Dr. Cross’ work under the increasingly awareof their recognizes a significant aegis of the State Museum Dr. Janet Pollek and Drs. making. However, a massive not commensurate with the and tart cherries, plums, produced evidence that the Susan Kardas and Edward salvage excavation program herculean task at hand. effective use in reducing nectarine, peachesand pears. contribution to knowledgeof transference of noise caused the family of man -- and area was repeatedly occupied The inestimable value of the Soilshould be welldrained from around 10,000 B.C. until Abbott Farm has been af- by increased highwaytraffic. and if heavyclay, must be sounds a warning of its MercerCounty residents are lightenedwith peat, sand, etc. perishability. the t7th century period of firmatively judged by the European contact and ac- Departmentof the Interior. especially fortunate because Springplanting is recom- In 1975 persuasive evidence the Mercer County Soil Con- discovered on Santa Rosa culturation. The Middle Preservation of this "ar- mendedfor northernareas. Woodlandoccupation at the chaeological data bank" will servationDistrict offers 2 to 3 Planttrees where they wiB island off the coast of southern year-old evergreen seedlings, California established that Abbott Farm is unique in make it possible for ar- receivefull sun andat least 6-8 chaeologists, in the opinion of a bundleof five each of Scotch inches apart. Be certain that early manwas present in the several features: clear pine, White pine, Norway two of a species are not needed NewWorld at least 40,000 association of artifacts as a Dr. Williams,"to extract from spruce, Coloradoblue spruce, result of well-definedlayering the site in the future answers to cross-pollinatefor truiting. years ago, morethan twice the and Douglasfir each year, for Dig the hale large enough to generally accepted age of or stratigraphic context and as of vital concernto nor- Dr. Williamsnotes "a real size theasternUnited States pre- a nominal fee. Last year and allow a full spread of roots. man’s entry into North this, they will also offer both Ge.fulw Fish ¯ Matzoh Balls America. and artifactual richness un- history." Replacetop soil after planting, paralleled in the region." The exhibition "Abbott female and male holly before watering from the top. A century earlier Charles seedlings. Soups ¯ Smoked Fish ¯ Brisket Conrad Abbott had attracted For these and other reasons, Farm: Retrospective and Do not use fertilizer. Pur- Dr. Williams, Anthony Prospective" will remain on Each year we have planted chasing 2-3 year-old stock will the attention of scientists in our seedlingsin oneportion of Roast & BoiledChickens this countryand abroad with Puniello and theircolleaguesat display in the main gallery of insure earlier harvests. the garden where they remain Nursery houses, catalogues Potato Pancakes ¯ Horseradish his announcementthat he had the Bureauof Archaeologyat the State Museumuntil June 5. for 2-3 years before tran- the State Museumdecided to andyour county agricultural Holiday Cakes foundand isolated substantial splanting to other areas. This agentcan providevaluable indications of "Stone Age mount the current exhibit Floristto talk is an inexpensive method of Man" in the Trenton gravel "Abbott Farm: Retrospective informationregarding specific Catering for All Oeeassions addingfine evergreensto your varietiesespecially suited for pits. and’ Prospective." The on arranging plantings. For information or Abbott subsequently sent exhibition developed over a ourarea as wellas adviseon Miehele’s period of two years coincides to obtain orderblank call 695- spraying.Further information samplesof his lithic tool finds The wonderful world of 5415or 989.6847. may be obtainedfrom the the complete New York Style to F.W. Putnam, director of with the Abbott Farm’s flower arrangement will be With ever sniralin,J food the Peabody Museum of momentousdesignation by the Superintendentof Documents, the topic when Florence costs,gardeners are planting D.S.Gov’t. Printing Office, Restaurant ¯ Caterers ¯ DeU Harvard University, and to Secretary of the Interior as a Hillier,owner of theFlower trees whichadd beauty, shade National Historic Landmark, Washington,D.C. 20402. Marcelline Boule, director of Basket,addresses the Prin- Place your Order Now the National Museum of the only New Jersey ar- cetonChapter of Deborahon France. Both praised the chaeological district to be so Tuesday,April 12, at 8 p.m.in i609) 924-9313 recognized. significance of Abbott’s in- the FirstNational Rank of Average White Band 1225 State Rd. (Rt. 206/ vestigations and encouraged Thepurpose of the exhibit is CentralNew Jersey,Rocky ~. Princeton No. Shopping Ctr. further research. Abbott’s to illustrate clearly the history llill. to play at Dillon gym Princeton assertation that his property of research at Abbott Farm Mrs. Hillier’s talk will in- and the archaeological contained Paleolithic im- elude pointers on how to PRlNCETON-TheAverage and their latest, a double- plements made him the character of the site. The arrange flowers and im- material beautifully displayed White Band, whose corn- album entitled "Person to subject of intense con- FINE CERAMICBOWL excavated by Dorothy Crossis an exam- portant steps to make bination of soul, rhythm and Person." troversy; during the latter portrays the broad spectrum ple of the intricate pottery manufacturedat AbbottFarm during arrangements-~ most at of aboriginal activities. Food blues, and rock, have t9th century, the scientific the MiddleWoodland period. tractive. establishedit as oneof the pop community accepted the collecting and gathering is Membersare asked to bring music world’s "supergroups," prevailing biblically derived represented by the rare gift items for the Chinese will makeits first Princeton theory that man was essen- remains of a carbonized Auction. appearance at Dillon Gym- tially created about 4,000B.C. acorn. Hunting and fishing is LUNCHEONS nasiumon April 29. ISSSt. 206South DINNERS However, concommitant suitable rendered by animal PItS CHOIRSINGS Hitt~OS~J~tl discoveries of astonishing pre- and fish osteological remains, Although its membersall BANQUET Sm=,Se~=~ FACILITIES historic man-made tools projectile points and net The Princeton High School hail from Great Britain and ¯ ,..~,l =,.l. INN possibly t~,~0 years old in weights. Interest in partial Choir, under the direction of Scotland, the Average White oqPdn/ll~ geological deposits in Europe cultivation of the site is William Trego, presented a Bandearned fame and fortune Monday raised probability of stone age evidenced by the unusual concert on Sunday in New in Ihc United States over the All the PRIME RIB DINNERSPECIALS presence of hoes. The pottery manexisting in the NewWorld York City in the Evangelical past five years, through their you can eat MONDAY:N.Y. Sirloin Sleek $5150 as well. Scientific debate complex at Abbott Farm in- $5.25 Lutheran Church of the Holy repeated tours and their HugeSALAD BAR TUESDAY:Veal Parmlglana , I" immediately arose concerning dicates a ceramictradition of Trinity. AmyFord, soprano; succession of Gold and Chicken C~rd~m Bba __85,50 the purportedassociation of the exceptional quality and ira-’ Katherine Hilst, alto; and Platinum records, including $7.75 WEDNESDAY:FiletMisn,n,)rl~)b~terTall __15.95 portance. Local and regional TIIURSDAY:Prime aib $5.75 stone tools with the gravels. Miles Pratt, bass, were "Pick Up the Pieces," "Cut FRIDAY:Stuffed Filet of S~de Archaeologists from around manifestations of trade are soloists. the Cake," "Soul Searching," with crabmeal a h,bster sauce ~$5.95 the world appeared at the suggested by the discovery of Tuesday and Thursday SeafoodComblnati,m $5.95 Abbott Farm site to observe mica and native cold ham- The BEST BUFFET ClamsCasla,. Filer o[ Sole. ScMlops~ the excavations and to mered copper both of which determine the location of the occur in significant amounts this side of the SATURDAY & SUNDAY artifacts in the ground. Ac. only at Abbott Farmamong all Mississippi $6.95 Filet Mignon,Prime Rib or Lobster Tail cumulated indications the knownsites in the Nor- $5.95 theast. suggested that the tools were COMPARISONof an old world psleolith, right, and a tool AII SpeciahInchtde ~oitp. SlU~rt. Polala. associated with yellow sand Included in the exhibit are recoveredby CharlesConrad Abbott himself. Rt. 130. Hightstown I’l,getabb,&Dessert sediments rather than gravel. loans from Chicago’s Field 609-448.0287 In 1B97at a meeting of the Museumof Natural History, Phone1201) 722-.6440 AmericanAssociation for the the repository of specimens collected by Trentonian Er- 4 Party Rooms Advancement of Science a Music6 nights crucial consensus was reached nest Yolk for inclusion in the that the sand deposits post- 1893 World Columbian Ex- dated the last glaciation ap- position. Volk’sresearch in the proximately 12,000 years ago. 1890’swas supportedinitially s[, . oala.r#, Thus there was unim- by Harvard and later by the VIONDAYNIGHT MakeYour Reservations for peachable proof for the first American Museumof Natural BILLO FARE preparedin a newstyle time of man’santiquity in the History. The Princeton for a truly NewWorld, although not as University Museumof Natural -- ~ ~ ~I~I ancient at Abbott had History ,Guyot Hall} and Prime Ribs of Beef4’~ " = ’ Easter Dinner at the Coach & Four originally inferred. Firestone Library of Prin- According to State Ar- ceton also loaned important 609-448-2400 chaeologist Lorraine materials and documents.The i <: Tc*EASTERDINNER Williams, "the controversy latter suppliedAbbott’s 1875-76 -";,’~A Reservations Are Now LUNCHEONS* DINNERS * TAKE-OUT not only made Abbott Farm diary and his catalogue of [ ’Behlg Accepted famous but led to the site’s artifacts. OpenMon. thru Thurs. 11-1 J ; role as a focal point for The relatively undeveloped Fri. & Sat. I 1-12; Sun. 12-11 debates and discussions which Abbott Farm district com- did muchto shape the theories prising several thousandacres 424 Rt. 206 South, HILLSBOROUGH and methods of the emerging is the subject of an umavory disciplines of geology and new controversy. Prol~osed (201) 874-3050 archaeology." extensions of 1-95 and [-295, ~R~ESTAL;RANTINII;IIT CI~I "~B& Shortly after Abbott’s death Rt. 29 and Rt. 129 would Dr. DorothyCross, then State severely defile the site. I3U NASSAUSTREET -- PRINCET(IN(6Oql 92 {-.~|| t Archaeologist and Professor Fortunately such legislation of Anthropology at Hunter as the National Historic ()peu I l:3a t.M..2 P.M, M... Through.";at, Lettersto theEditor College, began to Preservation Act (19~), the 12 Noon- q:iNI P.M. Su.da?~ alwaysmake good reading. systematically re.evaluate the Departmentof Transportation ~q~lklmrrh’ad.M/q,.n’hi,p..%.wil,ali E~l,r*~. s.,’pl,’d H~er~ili,,ll.i,l,i.u-h it "1’~ Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge site. Conductingmajor field Act (1966) and the National research during the years 1936 Policy Act 11969) emphasize Lunch ¯ Dinner ¯ Cocktails n Entertainment through 1941, Dr. Cross the salient features of natural GourmentSteaks ¯ Seafood ¯ Italian Cuisine recognized that there was a and cultural resources, in- large Middle Woodland(500 cluding archaeological and at the TownHouse Motel, Exit 8, N.J. Tpa ~ Rt. 33, Hightstown

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ll II t Thursday,March 3 I, 1977 3-B Seatsavailable for aroundthe galleries "Julie Harris matinee with MiriamFriend : PRINCETON--Tickets still becamethe basis for a unique magazines and editors of her up in colors of prints. Center Gallery. :remain at the McCarter literary reputation. day proved to be so daring in Gallery100: Ceglia created a collage Here is an artist whohas :Theatre box office for the Following an emotional form and substance that they especiallyfor this showwhich come a long way, and found ; matinee performance of "The crisis in her early thirties, defied classification and, Italy revisited mirrors the details of the herself. Her landscapes and Belle of Amherst," starring Emily Dickinson seemed to thereby, for those times, Vincent Ceglia conducts a prints, and Ms. Sturken still liter have identity and ,; Julle Harris, on Tuesday, retreet frnm the outside world, comprehension. summerpainting workshopin returned the complimentwith integrity. ¯ April 5, at 2 p.m. Theevening creating for herself a new Julie Harris scored a per- an ancient Castel ("Dante a drawingof the Castel itself. An Antiooh graduate, Ms. performanceson April 4 and 5 world within her ownhome. sonal triumphin "The Belle of Slept Here[’) near Siena, in Makesyou want to book on the Gailagher also studied at the are sold out. Shelived her entire lifetime in Amherst" on Broadway last Italy’s Tuscan hills¯ Last next flight to Rome. The Art Institute of Chicago and "The Belle of Amherst" is one house, The Homestead, season, and on tour this year exhibit continues through the University of Nebraska. summer Marie Sturken was ~ ( Miss Harris’ widely acclaimed whichstill stands in Amherst. has set box office records at among the fortunate group Easter. Recently she has worked ;: one-womanportrait of Emily Whileshe lived, only a few of the Kennedy Center in that spent three weeks of under Wolf Kahn and Sam ’ Dickinson, America’s most her poems were published. Washington, and in concentrated work in this GeorgeGreene: Feinstein, but while she has ¯ famous poeless. Miss What she submitted to Philadelphia and Boston. inspiring setting. Now at learned muchabout light and ¯ Dickinson, wholived in the Gallery 100 her lithographs of Unitarianchurch color and compesttion from ¯ small university town of L Renaissance landmarks are In a departure, the these noted teachers she has ’ Amherst in western paired with the MercerCounty Unitarian Churchwill hold an absorbedand fused it into her Massachusetts,was born in DeLarroc,,a concert Community College exhibit of acrylic con- ownstyle of painting, as seen ¯ 1830 into an AmericanPuritan in "Spring Barns", and III professor’s vibrant paintings structions and collages by heritage against which she is nearsx soldout of the Italian countryside,in a Princeton artist George "Summer MeadoWs", a rebelled even whenyoung. The striking exhibit. Greene. There will be an luscious "Peonies", and ¯ witty and fun-lovinggirl never PRINCETON-- Pianist Seler, Grieg and three Spanish Ceglia’s fluid and spon- "Foyer", an interior of bold composers, where she returns openingreception this Sunday, quite achieved her potential, Alicia de Larrocha, the taneons landscapes in thin Apr. 2, from 4 to 6 p.m., and design and color contrasts. ¯ exceptperhapsafter herdeath unofficial "first lady of the as part of the Music-at- Only the eminently photogenic a in 1886, whenher 1,775 poems McCarter Series on April 19. acrylic, and Ms. Sturken’s the special exhibition will be keyboard," will play worksby composite ¯ prints make open to the public on Sundays Kingston Mill defied Ms. Although all seats for the arresting complements and Gallagher’s attempts at "lyric concert have been sold, stage thereafter, and Saturdays contrasts in color, subject and from 2 to 6, through Apr. 30. impression." seats are still available from This fine show continues the MeCarter Theatre Box interpretation. Ms. Sturken Greene’s constructions were draws directly onto metal shownlast year at the Bodley through Apr. 6, and the Office. lithography plates with Gallery in NewYork, and they Student Center is open from 1 crayon, and she incorporates have been exhibited here at to 5 and 7 to 11 weekdays. Mine.de Larrocha will open photo-lithographicdetail with the Princeton Gallery of Fine her third McCarter recital great technical skill. Art. His work is in major Grover’sMill: with Five Sonatas by Antonio Florentine sculpture collections. Greeneis former Solar, following by Grieg’s (especially Michelangelo’s head of the art departmentof Swartzwatercolors seldom-performed Sonata in "David"), the domes,towers, the LawrencevilleSchool. Watercolors by Susan E. Minor, Op.?. Widely crenellations, facades of Greenewill showsome of his recognized as the foremost Swartz head of the art Florence, Siena, Romeand the large plexiglas constructions, department of West Windsor- interpreter of the Spanish hill townsare her subjects. and a numberof newcollages - Plainsboro High School and an piano literature, she will also Ceglia captures the sun- madeof torn canvas, colorful, perform Mompou’s "lm- drenchedhills andlakes of his essentially self-taught manyof them with the chair as watercolorist, are on exhibit at pressiones Intimas;" Espla’s beloved northern Italy in his theme. "Sonata Espanola, Op. 53;" quick, sure impressions.The Grnver’s Mill Graphics in and Granados’ "Allegro de exhibit is splendidlyinstalled Princeton Junction. Con- Concierto." with colorsin paintingspicked Gallagherat Rider ventional rural landscape and beachscenes are rendered in Helen Gaiisgher’s showat good transparent washes, with -MANVILLE-- the Rider College Student tight, opaque,dry-brush detail ¯ THEATRES: Center is called "Lyric Im- marring their luminosity. The M~IST m" 533 pressions". Anapt description artist’s facility with line is iIJ . am,lll RUSTICMALL SHO~’~rI~O OTR it is, for her acrylic paintings evidencedin a group of small sing (with color) in a high key, pen and ink drawings, and in and they express her feelings some of the minimal winter FRANKSTELLA’S shaped canvas, "Felsztyn r’ is one of the outstandingcontemporary paintings in strong and emotional landscapes. in the WilliamC. Seitz MemorialCollection on exhibit at the PrincetonUniversity Art Museum, language-- two of the several The gallery in the old mill is throughSunday, April 3. Thecollection, establishedin memoryof the faculty of the University’s II ffflEBELLEIll definitions of the word"lyric". open weekdays and Sundays. Departmentof Art andArchaeology, is on display for the first time in the lower level exhibition The Princeton artist, whois galleries. co-chairman of the Princeton II OF mE T - Art Association, is showing Squibb: ,I newI~’ bt~l onIhe life 0t EmilyI)ldd some 40 of her paintings and training is apparent in his exhibited throughout the April 3, with a preview and photo prints at the Student Dialoguein color work. Interesting, original, Orient and across this country, reception from 6 to 8, the , Amuscal adveltisement Twoartists whose abstract cerebral paintings, since 1955when he had his first PRINCETON ART + 120310 5 i 845 paintings are based on graph- The Squibb Gallery is open one-man show in Hang Kong. ASSOCIATION’.S FIRST ill Tickets Remainingat BoxOffice for II I| : ...... paper grid patterns, are on Sundays from t to 5, and Youcan see these paintings ANNUAL JURIED II TUESDAYMATINEE, April 5, 2:00 PMIIIIStdney Poltler ....Et Bill Cosby featured in the Squibb Mondaythrough Friday from at the Club on weekday PBOTOGRAPIIY SlIOW. Orch:$6.60, 5.50" Balc. $6 3.50 I I I I UPTOWNSATURDAY NIGHT Gallery’s newexhibit. Santa 9 to 4:30, and this showcon- mornings or by appointment. Open to amateurs and I I EAST WINDSOR Chnsit and DouglasPeden use tinues through April 24. professionals, and judged by rich, sensuous colors in the NaomiSavage, this exhibit +++°Ytt sophisticated, geometric PresentDay Club: Photosgalore continues through May 9. A i 111 FinalN.J. Showing landscapes in this "Dialogue first prize of $100 goes to in Color". Santa Chusit adds Chinesewatercolors L THEUNtVERSIT~ RhedaCohen of Princeton, for JAWS small rectangles of photo. STORE’S FOURTH ANNUALher color photo, "Ahsit omen" theatre intime presents: At the Present Day Club, PHOTOSHOW is nowbenging ICE! realistic clouds to fields of Stockton Street at Library in the book store level. A ("It shouldn’t happento me"). All Seats color, overlayed with white- Dave Heffernan, of Yardley, a romantic spring comedy line grids, and Pedendivides Place, Chinese watercolors by selection of B &W and color Douglas Brandt of Chatham, Henry WoYue-kee are hung printswas madefrom over 200 his oanvasns into horizontal entries, by judges Naomi Bob Drugosof E. Brunswick, graph-like bands suggesting for the month. Traditional Ann de Maraie of Trenton, SophiaLoren landscapes. Both artists are subjects -- peonies, lotus, Savage, Gillett Griffin and Alfred Bush. Materials and Bill Dix and Robert RichardHarris consummatetechnicians, and magnolis, goldfish, birds, Sussna of Princeton had their both have exhibited widely. dragonflies, Oriental land- awardsweredonated by the U- prints singled out for Chusit studied painting at seapes - done with great skill Store Camera Department, honorable mention. Cassandra and control on wet rice paper with first prize of $100going to ! Cooper Union Pedens, is a Robert Wright for a black and Jean An0ullh Crossing nuclear engineer and and atypically rich eolors. The ¯ ~ ~rhe musician, and his scientific artist was trained in white shot of a bit of twisted Art newsnotes "" directed by O traditional Chinese brush- branch lying on a textured I surface. Second prize of $50 Geoffrey Rich p work, but Japanese and JEANBEZANSON of Belle Westerninfluences towhieh he went to Jan Batista, and the Mead is showing her water- has been exposed show up in third prize, $25 each, was a April 7, 8, 9,13,14,15,16 SUMMER INTIME 10 announces colors at the Rocky Hill his work. Mr. Yue-kee’s split decision - HughMac- branch of the First National watercolors have been shown Cauley and James Agins. The Bank of Central Jersey. Ms. Don’t missthis one/ AUDITIONS previouslyin this area. Hehas exhibit continues through Bezanson is currently a Apr. 9. Call: 452-8181 student of Lucile Geiser at the for company and apprentices 2. At the Firestone Library’s Princeton Art Association. Exhibition Gallery (Main April 11 and 12 floor) there is a large and call 452-8181for appointments engrossing exhibit of "PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE Rocky Hill artists are PRINCETONUNIVERSITY exhibiting at the Mary Jacobs GeoffreyRich - Clayton Platt Starts Friday l LIBRARY",through April 24. Library in RockyHill. Visitors S110 Producers Shows7:30 8" 9:30 Man.8 Tuns.at 8 I It includes early daguerre~- are welcomeduring Library I types, examples of the work hours. ALL THE PG1 of great pioneer photographers, PRESIOENT’SMEN photoengravings in booksand * * * Sat. 8+Sun.Matineeat2 ’ II collections, and many in- t ACROSS THE I teresting related materials. In the continuing series of 3. And- opening at Mc- exhibits at the Medical Center GREATDIVIDE IG} Carter Theatre this Sunday, atPrincetonJaneMarchisthe PRUL MEWMIIN featured artist. Ms. March, wholives in Yardiey, and is a SLAP’SHOT. layout artist of RauthPrinting Service in Trenton, is also LAST studying watercolor with Lucile Geieer, at the P.A.A. WEEK! BOY CHOIR PERFORMS rlday ¯ Last week the Boychoir of April 1 Princeton performed with 8:30& 10:30 p.m. Zubin Mehta and the Los Angeles Philharmonic Or- Call 609-924-3727 chestra in their rendition of for reservations starting Monday Mahler’s "Third Symphony" DANCE! at NewYork ’City’s Carnegie Hall, The Grand Opera House of Wilmington, Del., and ’Specially for Kidsl Philadelphia’s Academyof Music. PETER& THEWOLF with the PRINCETONBALLET CO. PLUS:CIRCUS and excerpts from COPPELIA SAT. APRIL 9 - 2 pm ONLY Tickets$3, 8. 2,50 Childrenunder 8 mustbe accompaniedby on odolfl lll ¯ ...... , I Mon..Thurs. +_8:t5 only:Fd. at ¯ El ...... ’ _..~" . ._’ .I 5:45 e9; Sun.cent, 2:30, 5:45 HcCARTERTHEATRE COMPANY "11ro.m,+F..T+m+.o. AA rl +1 P.O. Box 526, Princeton, N.J. 08540 II THEV~,s’r, sPECrACUt~/~’~,~ ~v~t~vMv~. I ~l TELEPHONE:(609-921-8100) III I~E WORLDI IlL ~ MESSENGER’~ OFGOD University Place, Just oil campus I,~.~ ~ PanavisionEastmancolof BIG BUS (PG} Group Sales: (609-921-e~70) II PLENTYFREE PARKING THEPPJNCETONP.,qCICET "Seven For Central Jersey" cIIILLSBORO~HBEACON~ ]he ManvilleNews Class i fi’ed Jqdvertising The Franklin NEWS’RECORD Thursday,March 3 I, 1977 Business Business Opportunities Opportunities Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted PEOPLE MAGAZINE- is $500../THOUSAND- stuffing TAXI DRIVERS-- wanted. SECRETARY MeD--~ALD’Sis now looking BOOKKEEPER-- bank recs, KEYPUNCH OPERATOR - envelopes[ Free information - telling the advantagesof our M/F. Call 609-924-6766 or for part time belp betweenthe aid and posting to sub- SCHOOL CROSSING, business opportunity. Doyou Gallup Organizationin proven, guaranteed![ Send inquire at Able Taxi Service, Ready, get set grow! At- hours of 10am-2pm, ap- sidiaries. Some experience Princeton seeking ex- GUARDS-- l full time and 2 stamped addressed envelope need a 2rid income? Build Inc. office, 86 NassauSt, 3rd S,dlingiS,elfiplieations taken between 2- preferred. Send resume to periencedkeypunch operalor, part time. Pick up ap- to KnightsSales, 214 No. 2rid personal or family business floor. firmative action companyhas 4pm. McDONALD’Sof Quaker plications: E.W. Police from your ownhome. No in- 3 spots, available. Typing Muriel Leonard, Center for full time position daytime Ave., MN, Manville, N.J. ~ 50wpm, steno 80wpm, 6 me. MOV;NGTO Bridge Mall Professional Advancement, shift, good benefits. Carl 609. Headquarters. Questions or 08835. vesting. Immediate profit. 20 NASSAUST., SUITE207 infn: Sgt. Joseph Waruksy Excellent income pefential. .ENGINEER.ING. FIRM -7 plus experience. Top line P.O. Box 8, East Brunswick, 924-9000. An Equal Op- meatoo Myrmcetoo Research benefits, pesh surroundings. PRINCETON EXECUTIVE SECRETARY NJ 08816. portunity Employer. 8 30to 4:30.609-448-6678. Call 609-924-3359 for up- 600-924-8064 -- Princetonresearch firm 2 P~axi nointment~ Park seeks a responsible Open Tues. until 8 P.M. Fee licenses, for sale. Call 609-924- ...... needsan exceptionallybright PROFESSIONAL - telephone PRINCETON ENGINEER- NURSE-- RN or LPN needed person with excellent typing Paid. To $145. personwho enjoys respen, sales, part time. Earn at least by 20 year old female 1431. ~,~,ru,,rt, =~trcw~,m,~¢~^, skills & dictaphone ex- ING FIRM -- seeking ~,~u ..... ~n,"~’°~’"~’~,~;’t~ - perience Excellent benefits AMBASSADOR WE PLACE PEOPLE sibility and exercis ng $60-$100 weekly on a qualifiedconstruction in- cjuadraplegic,April20-May 11 179 DavidsonAve. initiative,with excellenlguaranteed salary plus spectorsincivil, mechanical & from approx. 7:30 am-9:30am (Partners dlsagree~ Must [~e salar y commensurate...... with Executive Secretary -- for typingand stenoskills. Con- commission. Eves. & weekendelectricaldisciplines. Drver’s formorning care. Griggstown business, located in prime so d ...... Ca ~g-44n.~7¢,s - ..... experience uau Miss roo at Somerset tactMr. Wilson at 609-924.3800 hours make ideal situation for area of Mercer Cty, major 609-924-0413. 201-469-8920 export department $150 Fee licenserequire~i, failbenefits, - RockyRill area. 201-297-6902 paid. between9am-lpm. insuranceand real estate 609-924-0413.Askfor Miss Fee. highway intersection, no peoplewith seasonal incomes, SECRETARY- permanentiul competition excellent gross FAS~T . teachers, and students. timeposition, available im- sale includes complete TYPIST-- part time,4 hours Executive Secretary -- Self- MESSENGER - for data U=_sse,Wanted starter for responsible Part time. Minimum $6 per Pleasant working en- processing company. mediately.Excellent typing package, excellent terms¯ Call V .- oErrYp~asoNnE,perday20t-3~0~. hour plus bonus.No ex- vironment.Telephone ex- ski¯is,maturity, & attention to J. tlowley, for moredetails. position¯ $200Fee paid. Requires driving a periencerequired. Call perience preferred. Call Mr. VoIRswagonabout 1,000 miles detailsare necessary. Shor- LOMBARDO AGENCY - BILLING CLERK --- Thurs.March 31, 10 - 3 forCaster, 609-924-3030. thandnot required. Rours are Realtors. 609-443-6200. SECRETARY Goodwith figures $8,000 CtIEMICAL PRODUCTION Executive Secretary -- with everyweek. Must be neat, growing company. Good appointment.201-756-3068. carefuldriver, permanent job. 8:30to 5.. If you are interested, SALES REP. TECHNICIANHigh school inan interview please call 609- SMALLPRIVATE BUSINESS Administrative assistant Noni=zhts $12K graduate with some math & benefits. To $185 Fee paid. AVON-- Springinto a careerWengeiService Corp., Prin- PERSONNEL.MIW thisSpring. Bring beauty, gifts cetonNJ 609-924-4900. 924-5900.Opinion Research -- is seeking a stable in- needed! Large company INDUSTRIAL ENG. chemistry background. To Corp.N. HarrisonSt. Prin- dividuai with a strong sense of Cnst/Method~ " $13.8K producelarge batches of renal Executive Secretary -- ¯ andother great Avon products desires excellent skills, desire Diversified duties. Requires NorthJersey division of .to yourarea. HighS. Flexible REGISTERED PHYSICAL ceton.NJ 08540.An Enual Christian values. Active to assume responsibility. BSEE dialysis concentrate. Abilityto OpportunityEmployer. participation avail. Call Jerry Ability to communicatewell Sales $Open handle heavy weights and goodskills. $200. Fortune500 companyneeds hoars. Call 201-297-1458, 609- THERAPIST-- neededby 22 M/F. Conti, 609-883-7300or write with top managementand 5+ CREDIT MGR. mechanical aptit ldE degreedspecialist with 2 years883-1444 or587-0807. yearold, female quadraplegic, J.C. & Associates inc., Ewing years experience. Tuition SportingGoed $Open desirable. Conscientions in. Secretary -- with dictaphone experience in EEO/af- PAR~ in 2 or 3 eveningsa week. Professional Bldg., Trenton refund, profit sharing, topline GAL FRIDAY M/F dividuals apply in Person: experience $100. firmativeaction area. evenings to telephonesolicit Griggstown-RockyHillarea. Maximum35% travel I¯ plantsfrom Hightstown area. Hourly For further information, call SUPERVISORWANTED full NJ 08610. benefits. OpenTues. until 6 Diversified $7,000 Thurs Mar. 31 & Fri April 1, time for boy & girl newspaper P.M. Fee paid. To llK SHIPPING CLERK CobeLaboratories Inc., Rt. 130 ~ecretary -- for insurance throughoutthe country.Top wage plus commissions. Call 201-297-5902. company.$135. linebenefits and potential.Lawn Doctor. 609-448-2131 carrier force¯ By weekly I,IQUOR STORE, - bar & 2ndshift $8 000 So. Cranbury. paper. Successful applicants AMBASSADOR PERSONNEL MGMT. ’ OpenTues until 8 P.M.Fee hamge.In Princeton¯ Call 609- Secretary -- some legal ter- paid.To $16K between9 & I weekdaysonl’¢ SALES REPRESENTATIVE must reside in East Windsor 024-6770. 179 DavidsooAve. Experienced $15,000 D E S~p..m. area. Call201-462-7088. Somerset Applyin person to the Hilton minology helpful. $160 Fee DISPATCHERS NEEDED -- Itt. 13011ightstown negotiable. AMBASSADOR Challengeahead! Liberal Arts APTS. iN TRENTON-- 24 201-469-8920 Inn Exit 8 N.J. turnpike, no familiarwith Princeton area Degree coupled with proven 609448-6500 phoneca Is. Sales-- for new company to 179 DavidsonAve.- Call 609-924-6766or inquire at MATHEMATICSINSTRUCT- units. Gross over $42,000. Somerset leadership ability and Price $175,000.201-329-6309. PRINCETON ENGINEER- Princeton. Good potential. AbleTaxi Service, Inc. office, willingness to be trained. OR-- N.J.Community Col ege TOWNSIIIPOF RESPONSIBLE PERSON Commission with draw to 201469-8920 86 NassauSt. 3rd floor. seeksan individualfor l-yr ----- PRINCETON ING FIRM -- needs recep- wanted to care for 5 yr. old Ability to relocate (within the tionist wiht goodtyping skiffs $1000. Fee reimbursed. US)required. Any business appointment,Sept 1977 lo June NEW CONCEPT IN Tile- twins. Must enjoy children & NASSAU ST. CONSULTING 1978to teach Mathematics. CLERK-TYPIST.Engineering & somefiling experience, and have owntransportation. Mon, Guy/Gal Friday -- Handle experience a plus. Well known BOOMINGFAST FOODAND- willing tel¯urn. Goodroom for FIRMrequires mature, ex- companyhas several openings Someevening instruction may DPSSERT MAItKET -- ex- Department¯Position requires Tues, Thurs, Fri. 10:30 a.m. to bilfings, payroll etc. Goodwith periencedperson for positionAccurate typing for a pur- be involved. Min mum ’ a person whohad good typing advancement. Full benefits, 6:30 p.m. & oct. weekends. figures Typing 50 wpm. To available. OpenTues until 8 ¯ client income potential, $138.Call 609-024-0413.Ask for involvingletter composition, chasing nfhce. Min. I-2 yrs. requirements:Masters degree financing awdlalile, comesee andclerical skills, and enjoys Please ca11609-440-7662after 7 $145. record keeping,work experienceas a typist ad- P.M. Fee paid. To $10.8 in Mathematics, community working with 1he public. Miss Foe. p.m. organization& typing. 20 hrs. ditional exloerience anasset. ourncwesilocation. Write Box Liberal benefits, Clerk Typist -- Heavyfigures AMBASSADOR college teaching experience #03876 c/o Princeton Packet¯ 35-hour and four years experience¯ per wk. Personselected may FEE PAID helpful. Salary range $10- workweek. PART TIME TYPIST -- up- SECRETARY-- immediate setown hours. Call Charles E. 179 DavidsonAve. nesition small Princeton area Typing 50 wpm.Two $150 Fee Somerset $15,000 depending upon prox. 20 hrs. per wk. Hours taw africa. Previous legal LambertAssociates. 609-924- credentials & experience. $250,000 iNVESTMENT DEPUTY COURT CLERK. flexible. Prior legal exp. paid. 4822 forappointment. BANNER 201-469-6920 Respondin writing on or NEEDEDfor new business Part-time. 20 hours per week. helpful. 609-924-7181. experience preferred, but not BUSINESSASSOCIATES that will net millions. In- This position reqmres good essential. Salary open. Send Clerk Typist -- for insurance WArper, 145 WitherspoonStreet beforeApril 30 to: Box/R3901 vestment protected. Write Box resume in confidence to Box company¯$125, 1/2 fee paid. Princeton, N.J. 08540 c/o Princeton Packet. Equal typing andclerical skills, and live-in, by elderly widowerno CAMERA OPERATOR -- [or Opportunity/Affirmative Act- #03893c/o Princeton Packet. Involves much contact with CLEANING PERSON #03856c/o Princeton Packet. children, no pets)i 2 roomsand microfilming.Evening shift. the public¯ WANTEDIor 1 day a week. Clerk Typist -- 35 hour week. private bath furnished. 609-924-4194 ion Employer. Requires typing, filing - some Willtrain. Contact Princeton Must be reliable & have own COM~ ~ -- Duties: shop, prepare 2 meals PARTTIME - permanent DataFilm, 609-799.1630. Laborer. Duties include transportation¯ Please call central Jersey agency full front desk. To $150. a day, clean. Musthave ownposition, sales, general help. 3 tlnri,,ri,.~l.II, llid, y’~ general road and park 609-448-7662after 7 p.m. range-design¯comps, roughs, car. Please reply to Box#03899 nights and Satardav. Aaulvin Elect~onlcs maintenanceand operation of mechanicals, paste-up. Computer Operator -- One c/o Princeton Packet, giving person only. Dukeof Windsor CAREERPOSITIONS -- for 2 small tractors and trucks. 40- Creative use of components; year experience for rotating qualifications address, or Jewelers, East Windsor Town peoplewith a growing78 year PRI NCETON shift. $150 plus premium. old insurancecompany. AUDIT hour week, liberal benefits. SECRETARY clip art, borders, type, heads- te ephone number. Center. E. Windsor, N.J. ¯ more important than Serviceestablished policy EMPLOYMENT holders.Average earnings INSPECTOR Please direct all inquires to: Exciting opportunity with a illustrative ability. Ex- Credit and Collections -- LEASING AGENT -- wanted SECRETARY - Galiup Apph¢anlmule have a basickno~lGdg¯ Administrator’s Office, progressive company, perienced & fast. Write Box Experience with medical for full or part-time work Organization in Princeton from $12,500- $15,000; h gher el ele¢ttonlc$w~th minimum ot3 yeats AGENCY Township Hall, Princeton, Shorthand, typing and good #03697, c/o Princeton Packet. accounts. Salary plus com- (weekends onl~,’). People seeking good typist shorthand earnings commensurate with exae,lenceasan Audit Insaector. Must NewJersey. 609-924-5749. organizationalskills required. mission. oriented job light typmg not required. Interesting ability. Grouphospital, major alsohave knowledg¯ of gooawe,k- Speclalingin Excellent benefits... Andit’s GRILL PERSON wanted - medical &car insurance. Free manshlpp~acr~c¯s appl~able to s h~gh Temporary Help Daytime hours full time required. 609-799-161t. work, full time position. Carl qualilvcommercial inslrum¯nl manulac¯ ANEQUALOPPORTUNITY fee paid. Clerk -- to operate duplicating 609-924-9600. Aa equal op- grouplife, pensionplan, profit EMPLOYER Applyin person between2 & 5 machines, ABDick etc. $125. sharing & many other I)~,rtrtaoerll.%,rr,,mriM.Plill’l.ml,rtr.*; f:l,,ri,’M ill BANNER p.m. Buxtons, Rt. 206, Mon- MAGCARD OPERATORS -- portunity employer. benefits¯ No experience Weotfe~ educalkanal a.istanc¯, pain BUSINESSASSOCIATES tgomery Shopping Center, Teller -- Experiencehelpful. necessary, wetrain. Call Mr. hospitalization,llfe insulant¯,meier SMALL PRIVATE KENNEL RockyHill. neededfor 4 day assignmentin meO~caLr¯aular reviews, ~ot~rem~nl I’:w*r’rrtivv.EI )l’ aml -- needs frequent weekend 148WitherspoonStreet Work Friday evening and Princeton or 6-8 weeks near LEGAL SECRETARY- Ex- McKee,days, 0:304:30, 609. program.Call Barbara Scalene. 16091452. Princeton, N.J.08540 -- -- Saturday to noon. Good 695-5477;. eves, 7-9, 609-799- T.r’hrlica/ help - overnight and somefull LISA COMPANY is Lawrenceville. Call ira- tensive Real Estate 2RTL days. Responsible young dog benefits. Salary open. mediately, background plus excellent 3290. 600-0244104 developing this area with PRINCETONAPPLIED 352 NassauSt.. Princeton lover Ilarge breed) also oc- managers & jewelry typing and sfeoo a MUST! cassional babystting. 201-359- Customer Service -- Typing, J&JTEMPORARIES Salary open to right in- HE--RE -- RESEARCHCORP. (609) 924-7134 demonstrators. Commissions phones, expediting customer able to drive small truck. 609. EaualOpponunav Emplove~ M/W 3850. RELIGIOUSSCHOOL -- and 30%- 40%.Call 609-507-8793. 2936Rte I dividual. Call 609-921-7892. tlebrew School teachers eomplants. To $150 Fee paid. Lawrencevllle,NJ 924-5700. i nl led for progressive Jewish 609-883-5572 c( gregation. $10 per hour and SALESPERSONNEEDED -- Sales -- Makeyour ownhours. POOL MANAGER-- assistant ’ Computerized financial u Inquire: Hat Sinai Tem- for construction company. manager- lifeguard - for swim A llU A 1= ~Ul’@=l pi c/o Mr. Arthur L. Finkle, Exp. preferred. Call Quinn systemsto medicalprofession. LOOKINGFOR -- a han- club in Skillman.Good salary. ~l~l~l[~l_ ][ ~l JOB SERVICE 491 Bellevue Avenue,Trenton, ContractingInc. 609-799-3570. One year experience in dypersonto helpwith different Apply J. Warms.RR l, 86K, medical or pharmaceutical chores around a busy office: Skillman, NJ 08558. Professional¯ Technical- Clerical. Skilled ¯ Unskilled New Jersey 08618___ Entry level position with expandingPrinceton ad- sales. Commission. moving boxes, doing errands .... LEGAL SECRETARY-- for EXPERIENCEDCOUPLE -- and doing simple repairs. vertising research firm. Liberal arts degreeor NOWAT 2 SUBURBANLOCATIONS for live-in job on small horse Trainees: PRiNC.E.TON FIRM Has equivalent required. Excellent opportunity for ad- Central Princeton Law Firm. farm. Landscaping car- Wouldprefer a couplenf hours mmedlate temporary Stenographic and typing Insurance a day around mid-day, but we openings (thru mid July) for vancement experience required. Salary pentry, painting and repairs. Stocks and Bonds are flexible. Call 609-924-6500, PRINCETON ROBBINSVILLE commensurate with ex- Housecleaningfor wife. Must Retail askfor Mrs. Roberts. individual to do teleuhone ,,=. ,= ~ ¯ 353Nassau Street Rt. 130& WoodsideRd. perience. Please Call 609-924- love animals, be personally Restaurant saleswork from 2pm-7pm. Manes u" ltoss clean and respectable. 3 Position reouires articulate r ¯ mc, 609.921.6244 609.448.1053or 586-4034 0840 for interview. Fast Foods recent references required. Sales EXPERIENCED KEY-organized individual who can 909 Star==, .v .R,-,=~R =v~--¯ ====PrJne-,~n av,.-,.v= ¯ N.JDivision of EmploynlenlSelvlces Reply Box #03606, e/o Prin- Finance PUNCH-- operators want- work with a minimum of SECRETARY(light steno) supervision. Call 609-924-5347 " NO FEE CHARGED ceton Packet. ed for IBM 3740 data Personnel Generalist-- to 22 K entry system for night shift for moreinformation. 609.924"r’u~=. Figures your forte ? 70%of day NEEDED:Six dynamic in- Must know HAYsystem only¯ Goodstarting salary & ¯ ~ - spent doing accounting func- dividuals whn wish to earn full-company benefits. Call tions, 30%of day spent doing extra money. Varied op- Systemedics, Inc., Princeton, portunities and hours¯ Call DraBsmaa--Startingposition AUTOMOBILE SALES secretarial. 2 years ex- for HS grad with drafting NJ for appointment r~J-92A- ThePrinceton PacketNewspapers South SomersetNewspapers perience, STATtyping, some Easterly. 10a.m.-2p.m. 201- knowledge 9073. ’ 300 WifherspoonSt. ¯ P.O.Box 146 c( age preferred. Blue chip 359-6213. Princeton,N.J. 08540 Somerville.N.J. HELP WANTED ec ~pany. Open Tues until 8 Auditor Jr. -- to 14K. Prestigiousimport car dealer movingto newtacility in Prin- P i. Fee Paid. $t65. WANTED-- reliable mature I - 2 years exp. - heavytravel (609) 924.3244 (201) 725.3300 ceton has needoi salesperson. Import car experience womanto cook dinner for one preferred.Must be aggressive, ambitious, dynamic and eager. AMBASSADOR woman,Mon-Fri, 4:30-7:30pm. Auditor -- to 22K NASSAU PLACEMENTS Rats. req. 609-021-2181between Corporate Auditing ...by BenHunt Weoffer anexcellent remuneration plan plus commission plus 179 DavidsonAve. 10 a.m. and 12 noon. bonusesand all fringebenefits. Somerset background 201-409-8920 CLASSIFIED SALESPERSON-- for ex- Purchasing Agent-- to 18K Call Ralph Lisenco panding floor covering and Math Tool and Sub Contract Wespecialize in homefurnishing store. Some Exp. secretariesat the ADVERTISING FORM QuakerBridge PorscheAudi WANTED experience required, salary executive level 609-452-9400 plus commission. Excellent FULL-TIME working conditions. Call Reliable andmature person to COMFORTKING - Nancy for SndlinoSndiin[i assistin clericalduties of operating appointment. 609-882-0043 195 NassauStreet a Qualitydry cleaning firm. between1-4pro. MOVINGTO FMC,a Fortune 100 companyneeds help 20 NASSAUST., SUITE207 609-924-3716 in the installations Hewlett-Packardcomputers Pleasantsurroundings, with all PRINCETON fringe benefits. Wagescom- UTILITYPERSON -- Operate 609-924-8064 mensuratewith abilily. Will train. printing & copy machines & for processcontrol applications. Applyin poisonre: (onesquare for eachletter, number,space or punctuation) participate in other office PURCHASING/TRAFFIC procedures¯ Run errands qJ COOK-- to help prepare and Recordingand follow.up on impart- 4 LINES- ! iNSERTiON...... $3.00 VERBEYST driver’s license required, all serve dinner between 5-9pro. exportshipmen|s. Posting to parts benefits, equal opporti ty Owntransportation desired. SlalUScards, lyping and telephone computer TulaneSt., Princeton 3 iNSERTiONS,no changes,paid before billing ...... $4.50 employer,609-924-o413. A., br Call after 6 pm 609-924-2620. liaison Miss Foo. PRODUCTIONCONTROL If billed ,;dd S0¢billing charge Aggressiveself.starter tOassist SECRETARY materialapacialiat in determining NAME Diversified duties in a materialrequirements for domestic congenial atmosphere. endoverseas production. 2-year ADDRESS Shorthand and typing collegegrad welcome, eNq=m:ER SECRETARIES/TYPISTS required. Fee Paid. STOCKROOM/INVENTORYCLERK TEMPORARY BANNER BUSINESSASSOCIATES Responsibilitieswill be to post ¯Constructand repair customautomation receiptsand disbursements from CLASSIFICATION ____INSERTIONS __PAID__ CHARGE __ equipment Haveyou been thinking about returning to workbut can’t 145 WitherspoonStreet Stockend pull pansto fill ordersfor - Coordinateac|ivities in ourelectronics lit a permanentposition into your schedule? Princeton, N.J. 08540 domestica nd overseen production. laboratory Wehave temporary, short-term assignments avallabte for 609-924-.4194 All Classifiedads appear automatically in one weekor $1.00 for 3 weeksand the - Installand supervise installation of PRESSOPERATOR all 7 Packetnewspapers: The Princeton sametherafter. Adsmay be displayedwith plantautomatlon equipment individualswith excellent typing and secretariat skills Theseassignments varyIn length. Setup and man{tar presses uaed to Packet,The Lawrence Ledger, The Central white spacemargins and/or additional - Test~ evaluate vendor hardware capital lettemat $3.50per inch. A special - 2 or moreyears exgerlence in installation manufactureminlatule ceramic Po~t, Windsor-HightsHerald, The Manville EvenIf you’renot Immediatelyavailable, why not com- componentsfor con~pu(ers.No ex- News,The Franklin News-Recordand the discountrate is availableto advertisersrun- andmalmenance of comouter au omaton perienceneceMaw. eguipment pletean application now so we can keep you In mindfor PROGRAMMER Hillsborough Beacon.Ads may be mailed ning the sameclassified display ad for a futureassignments. Malhemati¢a,inc.. a lepkny.gtowiog TESTEQUIPMEHT OPERATOR or phonedin. Thedeadline for newads is 5 minimumof 13 consecutiveweeks or dif- Mustbe well versed at constructionof electronichardware pmfeMlonMreulrch and conlulnng firm p.m. Mondayif they are to be properly ferent classified displayads totaling 20 or includingprinted circuit layoutand assembly. Bachelor’s hason excellent nroommmlng politioa Performtesting operationson APPLYPERSONNEL OFFICE ava~bioonitl corporateaccoum| me. miniaturecoramlc componenta ior classified. Cancellationscannot be ac- moreinches per monthwith arrangements degreein appropriatefield. CLIOHALL OR ceptedafter 5 p.m. on Monday."Too Late for monthlybilling. Boxnumbem are $1.00 CALLFOR APPLICATION Oualinedca~ldidate|, mould haw 2-4 comout era. No experience Salaryis commensuratewithexperience. Excellent employee yearnexpmlence, or COBOL knowledge necessaw. to Classify"ads will beaccepted until noon extra. (609)452.6130 or IBM3~0: as lad GC L. RPO¯xp~riance Tuesday. benefits.Resume should be sent in confidenceto: MR.R.W. helpful,but not mulent kit CALLOR SEND RESUME TO " SATEY,FMC CORPORATION, P.O.Rex8, Princeton, N.J. 08540. Jim Ackerl TERMS:Them is e 50¢billing chargeif ad is ¯ ¯ not paid in advance.Pemonals, Situations Anequal opportunity employer. k P,I* t For0~ompt COfllklMItiofl 14/1d flluml 609.799.0071 RATES:A Classified Ad costs $3.00for up PrincetonUnha,’Sll) whhuklrv hilton/to Perlonnel Dept. to 4 lines for oneinsert!on, or, if originally Wanted,Housesttting, Apartment Sublets, Princeton, N.J. 08540 ordered,$1.50 additional for 2 consecutive Wantedto Rentor Shareand all out of area MATHEMATICA DATARAM andmoving ads are payablewith order. P,O.Box 2392, weeksor issues, andthe 3rd consecutive AnEqual Opportuni,yl Princeton;N.J. 08540 CORPORATION insertion is FREE.Thereafter, each con- ThlsrlewspaDer is not msannsiblofar errors’ ,@Me AffirmativeAction Employer M/F EqualOpponunllylAlarm|dve Pdnceton-HiihtstgwnRoad secutive insertion only costs $1.00. The not correctedby thn advertiserImmadlatBly ; ActionEmployer, MIF Ctanbupj,N,J, 08512 nextincrement of up to 4 finns is 50¢for followingthe first publicationof the ad. : ~ttlLLSBOR~GHBEACON,. THE PPJNC£TONP~CKET "Seven For Central Jersey" "llmlawmm’~, l,cdger "l~eManville News THE C~rT~L POST WlNDSOR-HIGHTSHEP.,qLD Classified J dvertising The Franklin NEWSRECORD Thursday,Morel; 3 I. 1977 5-B Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted GENERALOFFICEWORK--ADMINISTRATIVE SEC- GENERAL WAREHOUSE& ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER DENTAL ASSISTANT-- CLERK -- to work with WELCOME WAGON INT’L SECRETARY/BOOKKERPRRJOANNE KIMBERLY Intelligentperson with ap- RETARY -- permanentpart MOVING - day& week& JuniorUnderwriter for needed in orthodonticoffice , microfilm.Manual dexterity INC. - seekshostess/host in-- for publishing firm. Shor- JEWELRYPARTY PLAN is titudefor figures wanted for time, flexible schedule, assignments. Loading & large Princeton insurance H ghlstown area fulltime, necessary.Dayshift. Contact Montgomery, Pennlngton, thand helpful. Mm. 4yrs. exp. expandingand has openings preparinginput for computer Assistant toprincipal ar- unloading trucks. Some light agency, must be good with exp. preferred, wdltrain.r Call PrincetonData Film, 609-799- Princeton, Trenton areas. Start May I. Fulltime only. for managersand dealers. anddoing general work in chitecl.Modern Nassau St. assembly. Nofee. figuresgood typist & good for interview. 60O-448-f~0O. F exble hours good earnings. Starting salary, $180. per. ~’k. Workyour ownhours. Highest telephonepersonality. Call 1630. Respond in writing to: commissionexcellent hostess smalloffice. Conegegraduate office. Experienced, sharp, A-ITEMPS. 609-924-0401ask for Miss CAR-~’R "~ "~’L-"~-- & Car required, training Resp-onseSystems Media, Box plan. No delivering or preferred.CallEva Giordano, attractive person. Self-starter, 82NASSAU ST. HandellorM ssH ggins. provided.Equal Opportunity collecting.Car andtelephone PrincetonFinanc a Systems,well educated siena arith- Managementwith major WAN~ -- Employer. Reply to Box 2308,Princeton, NJ 08540. Inc.,60O-921-340O foran ap- metic, excellent typing, varied PRINCETON,N.J. companydue to expansion. part time, Nassau #O390O,c/o PrincetonPacket. necessary. Call collect lo 609-924-9206 SALES-- Weare a dynamicSales experience helpful but Delicatessen, I Palmer ADVERTISING- Part time. Carol Day618-489-4429 bet- pointment, responsibilities.60o-924"ro611, companyinteresled in ex- not essential. Substantia Square.Call after 4:30, 609- Idea concepts, copywriting, wean8:30 &5:00 or write RNs RobertEarl Sussna, Ar- 024-1802. headlinewriting, working with Jeanne KimberlyP.O. Box chitects&Planners,20 Nassau LABORATORY SUPER- pandingour professionalsales starting salary with incehtive GUYS& GALSOF ALLAGES professional art staff on VISOR- Neededin ourforce. We offer an active and increases as earned. After a -- availabledays or eves. We 9285, Roesslevflle Branch, Fulltime3p.m.-Itp.m.and 11 St. Princeton. subacuteand toxicology expanding market plus many training period in salesan HOU~ime pay for you opinions for finished products-newspaper Albany,N.Y. 12205. p.m.-7a.m. shifts. Excellent - department.Prefer at least 2 benefits, to an mdividual opportunityfor a career in 2or3morningsorafternoonsa marketresearch purposes. &magazine ads hrochurns, salaryandworkingcnaditions.NEE-D"6 PEOPLE-~ in- years experience.Please call capable of meetingour high managementis available. For week.$3/hour,own trans. 609- Call Arlene,201.297-5455 Wed. flyers, publications, press BOOKKEEPER--part time Contact PersonnelDept. for terested ’in earning$60-$100 standards and workingwRh releases, radio copy- all or interestingz international LindaQuinlan, 201-873-2553. ouruniqueconcepts.Ca]lJohn particularscall Mr.Loehning, 9:30pm.°rThurs. between 7pro and part dependingon experience appointment: weekpart time from home. An equal opportunity era- Panzer,V.P. Marketing,609- 609-924-4440.An equal op- 883-0428BUSI_.~ESsafterTEACHERsS~_ &talenLWrite Box C-6, c/o operationcentral Princeton Call for appointmentafter ployer¯ M/W. portunityemployer. Part time, short term or Sooth SomersetNewspapers, ocation,609-924-8200. TIlE CARIUERCLINIC lpm, 609.799-0076. 924.9797. substitute positions for COMPANIONWANTED for BELLEMEAD, NJ governmenttraining agency elderly lady. Compensation240 So. MainSt., Manville, (201)874-4000 SALESPERSON-- part time, BANNERwill place you in -- SECRETARYfor casualty commensurate wdh ex- N.J..08835. SWITCHBOARDOPERATOR AnEquaIOpportunity DIVERSITY- challenge and 2 maturepersons 1 male I departmentof large Princeton locatedin Trenton,N.J. Must parlance Desirable to have --permanent part time, af- EmployerM/F professionalopportunity. An femae to workn turn ture insuranceagency. Statistical ¯ havedegreeandbecertifiedin CLEANING PERSON -- ternoons, evenings and mternational corporation store. Experiencein furniture TEMPORARYJOBS and dictaphone typing ex- teaching businesseducation live-in arrangement.Please wanted 1 or 2 mornings, perience necessary.L~beral subjects.Reply to Box# 03902,caUdays 201-623-1700 or eves weekends.Small Nassau St. headquartersinPrincetonareanot necessary. Mustbe per- sReceptionists fringebenefits. 609-924-6700. c/o PrincetonPacket. 201-429-9707. possibly1 full day.Efficient, office.609.924-2040. EXPERIENCED hasopening for individualwith sonable and have had some ,’rypis~ Adm. reliable, recent checkable SEWINGMACIIINE prior experiencein exportor selling background.Hours ~ecretaries, w, w/osiena refs. Owntrans. $3.50per hr. OPEItATORS sales department.Excellent Monday,6pm-Opm, Wed. 6pin- PAINTERS-- Experienced KENDALLPK. -- Do-It- BOOKKEEPER-- full Call609-452.1729. INCREASEYOUR INCOME - typing/clerical skills and g-m, Sunday1lain-Spin. Call .Typists, Teeh. painters wantedfor general Himselfer. Will pay similar charge.Challenging and very Activeand progressive offices sensitlvitytoeffieientbusiness 609-448-655efor appointment..Typist, Memory painting. Call btwn5-7 p.m. type Ior advice,help onpatio, rewarding position. Ex- SWIMTEAM COACH - Must in Belle Meadand Franklin Overlookand single needle praeUeesessenUaI.Applieants q 201)359-5944. path.~---- 201-297-9084after 6pm. periencen institutional en- haveSr.Life Savingand WSI. Park seeking full and part machinessteady work, ex- must possess capacity to MA~ live HAVEA BANNERDAY v ronmentdesirable. Reply competitive swimmingex- timesales agents,experience eeUentworking conditions. Air assumeresponsibility and rent free in exclusivearea of BE A BANNER TEMP ...... DO YOU RUN OUT OF Box#03885, c/o Princeton perience.609-896-1497 after 4 preferred motivation and conditioned shop. Section independent follow-up. Princetonfor absenteeowner. MATURECOUPLE - to care MONEYBEFORE YOU RUN Packet. e.m. ability to deal withpeople a piecerates. 8 a.m.- 4:30p.m. Ability to speaa andwrite Nodomestic / housecleaning Apply: for smallestate in NewHope OUTOF MONTH?Turn the must. Weare membersof &6 - 10 p.m.Local 169. anotherlanguage helpful but duties required. Musthave area. Separateliving quarters tables withextra incomefrom CRo~han- Middlesex and Somerset references.Please send brief BannerBnslness interestingpart timework. Wc SITTER-- responsihlefor 2 dypersonwith knowledgeof MultipleListing Systems.And FItANIIEINDUSTRIES not essential. Interested resumeto Box# o3881 clo Associates available, with utilities in- showyou how.Call for ap- ch dren,2-3 hoursdaily after machinery needed. House 205Brooks Blvd. candidatessend letter and/or 145WitherspoonSt. eluded. Knowledgeof gar- pointment,609.799-1848. : 30 p.m. KendallPark area, members of Multiple Manville,N.J. resume, including salary PrincetonPacket. deningand light maintenance owntransportation. Call providedon premises. Write RelocationOrganizations. We historyto Box1163, Princeton, Princeton,N.J. required. Send resumeand P.O.Box 348, Princeton,N.J. also offer an interestingbonus 201-725.5100 N.J. 08540. An Equal Op- tIOUSEKEEPERLIVE-IN -- 924-4194 HOM~sted (201)821-8598after 7 p.m. 08540. plan as incentive. For con- exceptionallynice, flexible, relereneesto C.V.F.,P.O. Box in earning $400-$500per - portunity Employer¯ adult household. Refs 81, NewHope, Pa. 18938. month.Work part time. Call DAYTIME- Dishwasher & EXPERIENCED-- cleaning lidenUalinterview ask for Len PERSON NEEDED FOR 201-359-7571for aooointment,maintenance man; food Cooper. MID--JERSEY WOMANTO CLEAN1 day required. Call 609-924-1845BRUSH CLEARING AND DYNAMICSALESPERSON-- womanone day a week. REALTY,201-359-3444. every other week.Rats. OwnttO~ ~ -- after 6pm. CHAINSAW WORK. CaU B. withproven background in WAN-TE-D------Co~-tent preparer deli person. NIGHTReferences. Own tran- transportation.Call 609-799- professionalhelp to care for TIME- Dishwasher.Post ons sportation. Belle Meadarea. 3645after 6pro. Manor womanfor hospital Mo’rHER’SHELPER -- or Yedlin609.921-6651. w, omen’sfashion retailing, open immediately.The Rusty housekeeping department, whoseeks newchallenging approximatelyone acre of Seapper,609-921-3276. 201-874-4236. EARNA GOODINCOME -- dayshift, 8 a.m.- 4 p.m.full womanwith good re[s. for apt lawn.609-924-5831 after 6 p.m. While you train for a time. General cleaning,t/2day a wk.609-799- TEACHER/ DIRECTOR- position with aboveaverage GUY/GIRLFRIDAY -- Must HEATING/AIRCOND. -- prolessionalcareer in 5ales. DENTAL ASSISTANT " housekeeping/ janitorial 3396m __ __ University LealzueNursery salar,vandbenefits in prestige be good typist. FaU time. SUBSTITUTENEEDED--full TEACHERStime& ~)art refrigeration service Call Mr. DeCanda, 6(}9-298- neededfor East Windsorof- duties. Excellent working specmily slore. Must un- mechanic.Exp. on residential 5852. SALES HELP WANTED-- School. 1/2 time post. derstand the sophisticated Benefits. Can0o9-492-2200,ask time. Better Beginn"g ay &commercia[equip. Must be EaRm ’f. flee. Experiencenecessary, conditions benefits aria tion. Requirescertification customer’slife style. Full for manager. Musthave X-ray license. 609- salary. Call for appointment,Fullor part time for shoe mnursery school education, Care Center. Please contact able to work w. limited GUARDS-- Uniforms fur- 443-6464. personnel Department, THEdepartmentof fine ladies teaching experience, time, no nights, greater Pat Shirley. 609-448-6226 supervision.Pay scale $5.50- nished. Work in Prin- ~’-- CARRIERCLINIC, Belle specialtystore. Ask for Mr. backgroundin directing a Princeton area. All replies between7:30 am& 5:30 pm. $7. Stewart Heating & Air ceton/LawrenceviUearea. HOUSECLEANING- About 6 Mead,NJ (201) 874-4000. Martini. 609-882-2821 after II. held strictly confidential. CLERK/ffPISTS Cond.t 201)7354084. StacyShops. cooperativeprogram. Send Reply to Box#03884, c/o Far appt.call 201-329-6021.An hrs/wk,e/g/vacuuming equalopportunity employer, resumesloSearch Committee, PrincclmlPacket. Mootnew people and work in all LIMOUSINE DRIVER equal opportunityemployer. floors,sinks. Weekend or m/f. University LeagueNursery ypesof companies: advertising, WANTED-- 20-30 hrs per wk. EXPERIENCED BABY- afternoon.Good pay. Prin- School, 171 ~roadmead. consulting,educarlonal, rnalketing Mustbe over 21 with good SITTER-- Wanted in our cetonJunclion. ~.~,-799-3792. SUPPLEMENT YOURSALESPERSON-- The Princeton, NJ 08540. Equal CLEANINGLADY -- 1 day a andmulti rood i aAnswer .....pt o es drivingrecord & knowledgeof homein Twin Rivers. Part SECRETAIiY-- Parttime. HUSBANDS- income with an PrincetonFuel Oil Co.seeks a OpportunityEmp oyer weekor 2 mornings(7:30am- copytyping and help run the onice. " mornings,office skills &good extra$300-500. permonth. Call ¯ " 12:30pm).Owntrans. 609-448- time, 2 days a weekfrom 8 to SECRETARY-- Realestate Executive ’Womens Council, personinteresled in selling IWe,k+...... Highsol .... ND+YraNn+J+a~rP~L~endG;l~git~a 3:30. Referencesrequested. typist. Resumeto: WHH0830, heating fuels and allied 9418after 6pro. bonuse+r,,++ndno foes . ~ust. CallCrown Limousin~ 609-443-100Oafter 5pro. l~o Box146, Ilightstown. office,Lawrence Township. 609-799-0543. equipment.Training will be DENTAL ASSISTANT _ Service609.4484389. Exp.in shorthand, typing, given¯ Call Mr. CoUettifor (chairside), full time in- bookkeeping.9-5. 609-771-90O3. interview,609-924-110O. cluding 1/2 day Saturdayfor A 1 TEMPS SECRETARIES SALESPERSON-- mature, HightstownDental Office. 82 NassauStreel MOTHER’S HELPER -- TYPISTS ENGRG.- CHEMISTRY- personable individual for Experienced preferred (4- PrincetonN Capable9-11 yr old girl for CLERKS Local/nationwidespecialists STONEYBROOK REALTY - exclusive gift shop &gallery. handed-sitdown),but will SENIOR J summerhelp with lZ,= yr old. Alloffice skills in placementof all technical BABYSITTER- in my Twin om,-vz4.vzuo,^~ ~,’~2^" pemonne]in R&DSales, Mfg. is lookingfor real estatesales Retail experience a must. Rivers home.Need reliable train quality individual. . TRresident. 609-4434677. people whowant a career Attractiveposition for right personlo carefor 3 yr. old.609- Salarycommensuratewith Wehave jobs in Hightstown,& Engrg. Send resume to: whichis limited onlyby their 443-4819. experienceCongenial staff, PROGRAMMER Princeton Pennington, LORAssoc., TECHSEARCHowncreative selling ability, person.60O-924-9401 bet. 10 &6. excellentworking conditions. Princetonfirm seeking capable Y . . Lawreneeve, Trenton and DIV.,1101 State Rd., Researchandpotential and who have the Start immediately.409-443- professional with heavy SC0mmunicat,onSystemDiv,slon, a surrounding areas. Wecan Park, Princeton,N.J. 08540. determination to be suc- BOOKKEEPER- full time, WOMEN’SLOCKER ROOM lll7. COBALexperience. NCR ADR keepyea busy close to home. (609)921..6580. FEE PAID. cessful. Above average someexperience preferred. ATTENDANT-- 3-7pm Mon& ...... backgroundhelpful, Excellent Doyou live in KendallPark? workingconditions, ample Applyin parson. THERUSTY Wed. 9am-lpm Sat. Call COOK WANTED,PRIN- benefits. leaderin thedesign amd manufacture of Youcan workjust 15 minutes REALESTATE - active and leads and floor time. All SCUPPER,378 AlexanderRd. PrincetonYWCA, 609-924-4825 CETON RESTAURANT - Sendresume to: from home.Twin Rivers? 20 growingolfice needs sales inquiriesconfidential. Ask for Princeton,NJ. ext. 34 for appointment. mustbe available for lunch(5 minutes from home. These people.Ask about our training Mr. Manzoni,609-466-0O0O. 35 days or dinner18 nights)or MainstemCorp. telecommunicationsequipment,is currently interesting assignmentsoffer ~rogram. Call Larry May, WestBroad St., HopewellNJ. BOOKKEEPER-- part time both. Writeyour experience, top pay &pleasant working lay Agency,60O-466-2444. 08525. CLERK/TYPIST- full time far Princeton C.P.A. firm. whencan start, sa!aQ"desired P.O.Box 2 conditions.No fee at J&J. positionwith varied office General bookkeeping ex- andspecialties in cooxing.Box seekingtechnical personnel atall levels.For NURSES-- RN’s or LPN’s. duties.Require poised in- periencerequired. Willingness 03882c/o Princeton Packet. Princeton,N.J. 08540 J & J TEMPORARIES BABYSITTEI~.NEEDED - Part time and full time for dividualwith good typing (50 to learnessential. Call 609-924- Lovingenergetic person to wpm)and pleasant telephone II 2936Rt. #1 LawrenceviUecareIor Iwosweet, live y pre- intermediate care facility. 7757. thoseindividuals whoqualify ADR offers: 40O-883-5572 Call Mrs.Lazartzyk, 9-3:30 at manner.Must display mature ASSISTANTBASEBALL & schoolers in our home.Mon- Applegarth Care Center. iudgementandbe capableof assistantLaCrosse coach MALE/FEMALE Fri, 8-5:30.Please call 609-882-lhghtstown. (MonroeT~p. independentwork. Good neededatlocal private school. I)877after 6pm. area), 609-448-7036. benei’its.Sendletter orresume $$$SS$$$S HAIRDRESSERS toP.O. Box 202, Princeton Experienceasa college player ¯ Goodstarting salaries with regular increases. Jet.,NJ, 08550. necessary.Call609-924-6700, SALESPEOPLE-PART/FULL TIME ¯ Interestingand challenging employment withgood growth Positionsavailable for3 hair- SPEECtl THERAPIST.part DAYCAMP DIRECTOR, 6 ext, 3t. dressers.Full time.40 hour wks.from J~ly 11 to Aug.19, 5 EXP. AND/ORWILL TRAIN potential. lime, C.C.C. or Clinical hrs. daily, no weekends.Must PART TIME/FULLTIME : ¯ Anopportunity to work with professionals whoare leaders in weekincluding Saturday and Fellowshipyear required.Call order picker-packer,CUSTODIAN-- full time MERCHANDISINGFOR A NEWCONCEPT oneevening. Part time Sham- 009-882-1503after 5pm. haveW.S.I. & advanced first educationalbookdlstribulor. evenings. MontgomeryTwp. thefield of solidstate electronics andtelecommunications. pooAssistant also needed, 25 aid. Local swimclub. Reply Apply.BMI Educationalschool district. Experience IN INSURANCE. ¯ Acomprehensive benelits program bouts,Thurs., Fri, f:t Sat.Fan- Box165, c/o Central Post, Serv’ices,Hay Press Rd. desiredhut not required.Good tasticeducational opportunity! FR~ ~ -- Keed.Pk. Dayton. pay& all fringebenefits. Call CALLFOR INDIVIDUAL APPT. lhefollowing positions are immediately available: Experiencehelpful. Creative,deadline - conscious 201-874-5200for appointment. 9::30-1:00 illustrator neededto prepare ItEAI, ESTATESALES BOOKKEEPER-- part time, (609) 443-3364 Weoffer a goodsalary. compsfor magazinecovers easy project. Ideal for high SECRETARY- Bio/Dynamics commissionsandfull fine of and interior artwork. Must Sterling Thompson & schoo[eccollege student. Call is looking for a full time ENGINEERINGTECHNICIANS companybenefits, including a have some knowledge of Associates has ll offices 609-448-1667. secretaryforour construction store-wideemployee discount. magazineprinting processes. throughout central New supervisor.This job entails Techschool graduates with minimum of 2 yearsexperience in Workin pleasantsurroundings If youcan develop imaginative Jersey. Wehad over750 calls heavyphone work, typing and lheelectronics industry. Must be experienced in digilal-analog art fromour basic concepts, to our SouthBrunswick office CONSTRUCTION.LABORER TYPIST PCboard construction. Mini-computer CPCand peripheral har- in ourbeautiful Lawrenceville then sendsamples and resumealone during 1976 ana our genera] office duties. Shor- UnisexSeauty Slon. to: BARJOURNAL, New -- Handyperson- neededby t, andpreferable. Call Linda dwarerepair experience highly desirable, especially PDP-8. Jersey State BarAssociation, $350,000advertising budget Princeton builder. Steady Quinlan,201-873-2553 for in- For expandingPrinceton advertising research APPLYPERSO~NEL DEPT. will generateover 10,000 calls work.Call B. Yedlin,609-921- firm. Prior experienceor degreein Englishessen- 172West State St., Trenton,NJ to ouroffices during1977. 6651days. terview. Anequal opportunity QUALITYCONTROL TECHNICIANS 08608.No phone calls. emp!oyerM/W. tial. Excellentfringe benefits. Weoperate our ownreal estate tI0STESS/HOST -- for RECENTLYRETIRED and licensing school and havea restaurant &cocktail lounge. Electronictechs with AA degree orequivalent military or in- looking for somepart time continuing real estate ORDERDESK Mapes~" Ross,Inc. dustrialexperience required to perform inspection Ofincoming activity? Weneed an ac- education programdesigned Pleasing personality for a componentpartsand materials, repair and calibration ol elec- to increase your earning steadyor part timeposition. 6 Manufacturer~ndimporter of countant,banker or currency PMto 2 AM. CaUCoach & suppliesfor clinicallabs and 909 State Road,Princeton ironictest equipment andlinat testing of PCboard sub assem- QUAKERBRIDGEMALL futurestrader withexperience ability. Weare membersof 7 FourRestaurant, 60o-44e-240o blymodules. Must have knowledge of digital and analog logic. LAWRENCEVILLE,N.J. in internationaltransactions multiplelisting servicesand medicalresearch has an Abifiwto toadschematics andIo utilizeeleclronic test equip- to analyze company publish our ownreal estate bet. 10 am& 4 pro. openingfor orderdesk and in. 609-924-8600 ment.Some familiarity with mini computers desirable but not AnEqual Opportunlly Employer MIF statements and advise on magazine. Call Philip Dezan .... ventorycontrol. Good figure renulted. defensivestrategies against at one of these numbersfor SALESPERSON- full time aptitudeand typing skills changes in currency further information80O-392-position in a pleasant &in. essential. PRODUCTIONTECHNICIANS Secretar*~/TVp,sts valuation. WriteBox #03883 6810or 201-297-0200. teresting workingatmosphere to 1 yearlath school or equivalentexperience required¯ Must he E]~I Princeton Packet. An for someonewilling accept WalterSerstedt Inc. familiarwith electronic test equipment andprocedures andbe aal OpportunityEmployer. diversifiedduties in addition AREYOU A EXEC SECTY-- ADMIN to selling. Dukeof Windsor Cell 609-452-1155 ableto assembleandooublashoot printed circuit hoards. Jewelers, East WindsorTown betweenland4p.m, Someknowledge o! mini-computer mainframe andperipheral SECRETARIAL -- The ASST.- Intelligent, type, no Center.E. Windsor,N.J. equipmentalsorequired. TEMPORARY steno nec. Prefer 5 years President of National Homeexper, mature,foi’eign born ¯ work m a ban EMPLOYEE?Security Carp, one of Prin- ideal for intnl, business.Wide v ceton’s fastest growing scoperespons, for small of- I ASSEMBLYTECHNICIAN d versifiedenterprises needs a fice. Groundfloor oppor. OR top caliber, experienced Salary commensuratewith Openingexists at our research PARTTIME TELLERS executive secreta.r.y. Part ex~r. Phone8:00-9:00 am and developmentcenter to work Highschool graduate with a minimumo! 6 monthselectronle WOULDYOU time,leading to full hme.Call dallyqualified applicants only experience.Mustbe familiar with cable fabrication, wire wrap- Mr. Heffner, 609-924-9797pls. 60O-452-1111.. in glass technologylaboratory. Weare interested in obtaining ping,use el smallhand tools, and a workingknowledge of PC LIKETO BE? mornings. i part time tellers for a maximumof 20 boardassembly. Mustknow resistor color code and be able to Experiencerequired in thefield I of glassgeology, mineralogy hoursa week.The hours are flexible and reoognizevadous eleclronie components bysight. Soldering gyou have any olfice oxpoPonco, youcan experienceessential. PO¢omoaK elly Gidemployee or ceramics. your time maymeet our needs. If you ONEVISIT AND ONCE REGtSTEREe haveyour owncar andlike to work with YOU: swift temps 2 yearscollege education in chemistry the public, earning an incomeat the ReceiveaM~gnmant I byphone. Workwhen and where you warn desiredor collegecredits in related sametime, give us a call to arrangea Personsinterested inapplying forany of Alepold weekly sciences. timewe can d;scuss it together. theabove positions should contact: Travelingor Relo¢aPngtHave your CLERKS ¯ TYPISTS ¯ SECRETARIES qualilications iofwafaea.. one mO~ltraUon.,good anW~e¢e Temporarywork means a full day’swork for a Excellentemployment benefits. Salary PersonnelOffice lg01N. Olden Ase. limitedamount of time.Work close to home,good commensuratewith experience. 609-924-5400 ext 245 PERSONNELDIRECTOR Trenton,N.I, hours,get paid right away. Jobs available in Hight- 609.883.6003 stown,Princeton, Cranbury, Twin Rivers. Call Pat or ’ APPLIEDDATA RESEARCH, INC. Sue. Cell Personnel609-452-2300 PRINCETONBANK ROUTE206 Center CN.8 WarrentPlaza West Neverole¯l ANDTRUST~ ,,,,,,,,,,,~ Princeton,N, J. 08540 Route130- Hightstgwn 7h NASSAU~ f. PRIN([ tON.N,I iis~4n 609-448-5810 609-586-5898 -FMC 609.882-0030 :’,h.mbe¢fD I C¯ 609-921-8550 KELLYGIRL Rt, #1,Princeton ADIvtlio nol KellyServtcel EqualOpportunity Employer AnEoula Oopo¢tunitv Employer M/F AnEqual Opportunity Employer EqualOpportunity Employo~ swift temps

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PBX OPERATOR-- 20 ym. HOUSECLEANING OR FREE TO OUR CUSTOM- WOULD LIKE ANY IN- BAROQUELADIES DESK -- RIDINGMOWER - 32" cut,8 BOY’SBICYCLE -- 24" Vista, POOL DISTRIBUTORS -- CHAINHOIST -- half ton, experience on various busy BABYSITTING-- 609-392- ERS ! Every month FORMATION on Theresa Reproductionof Hungarianhp headlights, elec. start, 2 10 spd. good condition. $50. factory eloseoutson 1976 pools. Chisholm-Moore cyclone. boards for private industry,r 5072. we give away hundreds of Emily Streeter dau of school.Meticulous condition, yrs. o d. $375.201-874-8146. Cal 609-448.6328. Original value $2100,now only Excel. Cond.609-448-2455. large companies,etc. Desires dollars worth of Food and Naphtali & Elizabeth Beautifulinlaid woodwork, $695. Completelyerected in- to makea change. Efficieat~ VitaminsandCosmetics to our ReynoldsStreeter b. July 12, Pinkvelvet arm chairin- ANTIQUE- display cases. cluding deck, fence, andfilter. REDPLAID -- Eclipse Sofa WOMANWISHES -- domestic customers. You can get FREE 1005, in Nottingham, now eluded.Both $795. Call CHROMEMAGS -- 4 lugs, 14 reliable, references. Please~ in., perfect for Datsun Z or Oak, exc. cnnd. 12’ & 9’ long. Call Ted, 609-392-5722or 201- bed, RedDirector’s chair, Far workby the doy. Experleneed. merchandisetoo. That’s just Hamilton Square, niece of (201)369-3801. Call 609-397-8173after 6 pro. 925-0735. . stole &jacket, 609-448-9405. call Mrs. Grayat 605-565-5986.References. 9-3pm.$25 per one of the GoodReasons for Lucy ReynoldsScott. Did she Toyota, I yr. old set of 4, $40 day.609-599-2813, you to shop at NUTRITION ca. 609-443-4324after 6. marry? Write Paul B. BEI~ ~ Metal. adjustable PO0~/4 inch HOBBIES & CRAFTS BABYSITTINGin my home -- CENTER,Route 130, I block Strecter, 2816 Viceroy Ave., sides headand foot positions, slate bed, Newfelt covering, FIREWOOD-- 605.855-I027,UNLTD.-- hasjoined forces Reliable, reasonable. Canpick south of Princeton.Hightstown Washington,D.C, 20028. good condition. $225. 201-874- 799-1275. Road. (Haspt~l type). 6~9-882.5330. withthe ART BARNto make up your child from school or BABYSITTING -- In my 30 GAL AQUARIUM -- 814s. itthe most unique craft place home. Any age. EW, WW, homeReliable mother. Any complete $75. Tropical fish AMDOING -- research on in N.J.Displays bylocal .ar- lligM.TR. Lots of play area. age.Hot lunch. Lawrenceville. LOOK,LOOK,LOOK. There is sale, $1-$7a pair. Call 6~-890- ALL VICTORIANLOVESEAT TRY FLUIDEX -- mild tiststa browse thru, framing. 609-$52-3817. parking at Princeton Station. treehouses, playhouses and IQUEENatex foamSIZE mattress.--:- Ritefoam Springall - platform rocker wing back diuretic tablet and Diadex Lunch.609448-8554. such. Do you know somebody 1957. pottery,complete line of Rates 50 cents per day, $1.00 frame due to backinjury. 609- chair, all in exc. cond.& former name Dex-A-Diet hobby& craftkits & supplies. forovernight, by the week who has one? Reply Box 799-3696after 5pro. .... reasonable,co09-452-2816. same formula, Thrift Drugs. EXPERIENCED SECRET- $3.00, by the month $8. The #03005,c/o Princeton Packet. 30% discounton all ~obby ARY-- needspart time work. WOMAN TO HELP elderly FOR SALE- brown sofabed supplies.Located on Ridge person,sick or convalescent only overnight parking in andchair. Call after 7 pro,609- Rd.in picturesqueMonmouth Preferably9 to 3. Call 609446- light houseworkfull or par~ Princeton.609-924-0976. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS NIKON FT CAMERA with 799.J975. 0484. BARELY USED blue w/w GOWNSFOR FASHIONABLEJet.201-329-2350. time, lots of experience, 609- IlELP AND INFORMATION 35ram P.C. Nikor F3.5 lens, carpeting, w/pad. Changing WEDDINGSand other im- 695-2264. CALL609-924-7592. GOLFCLUBS - complete.set, BABYSITTING- in Manville FLEA MARKET- Indoors, $250. StereoRealist camera, Topof the line Ramwith bag. colorscheme. 201-828.8468, 7- portant happenings. Complete RCA COLOR TV -- 24" con- Flagtown Firehouse. F2.8 with case and viewer, 10pm. bridal ensemble fnr only sole,$50. Some work needed. any age. Large yard plenty of tlillsl)orough Vol. Fire Co. No. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING $125.609-452-3777 or 392.8954. Excellentcondition. 609-466- room, hot mea s. Fuller part CHILDCARE -- experienced DUTIES-- required by father 2691. $119.98. Plus one of a kind co09.799-0~25. motherwilling to care/or your 1. Every Sunday, 7 a.m. - 5 sample bridal gown sale, lime. 20t.685-023|. &sons at their cheerful East FRENCH PROVINCIAL RACINGBIKE -- Raleighpro child hourly, daily or weekly. p.m.Call 201-369-3176 or 5821. Windsorhome in exchangefor STORAGE BED w. 6 large DISCOUNTGUNS&AMMO YAHDLEY BRIDAL Located near McKn ght bedroomset, off-white with drawers& firm mattress, Shotguns&rifles BOUTIQUE.19 E. Aften Ave., 23V~". Complete Campy School.609-446-2975. room & board, & some cash. carvedtrim, chest, double excel cond. $180. Tall man $10overwholesale Yardley,Pa. 215-493-5717. equip.,extra wheels plus 4 IIOUS-- ,NG WORK CAMP-RAMBLING PINES Call after 6 pm. 609-443-5476. dresserw/mirror, bedside DESIHED - have tran- DAY CAMP-- Hopewe[lN.J. Lazy-Boy rocker recliner, Ammodiscounted tubulars.All above like new, Now enrollingfor summer table. Fine quality $3~. Off- needs cover. $35.1201)297-1284. 10%off most hand guns ICE CREAMCHAIRS and 24" $400. Weyless rollers. sportation.201-679-2807. WILL DO BAPYSITTINGin GAY SWITCIIBOARD in- white role floor lamp, $5, Reloadingsupplies discounted round pink formica tables. Spedometer and platform my home, Manville area, by program. Call609-924-9713or Simmonsdaybed w/off-white GEYSER 609-456-1212for nrocnure. formationcenter. Call 509-921- BuySell& Trade tleartshaped back wire chairs, included, $75. Call Den, 609- day or week. Lunch provided, 2565.Best hours 7-10 p.m. Men. slips,30"w, $60. Craftigue RIDER MOWER - 4-hp B&S Murphy’sSportsmcn’sDen matching legs on tables. 587-2137~ - Excellent with children. Will 3 years andup, $5 per day. 201- mahogany drop-leafdinmg engine,$50. 201-297-3411: cook, do marketing, light MOT~ to thru Thurs. 3152Bt. 27, KendallPark Chairs, $45 each. Tables, $20 725-9017. table, stain resistant tnp, 84’1x Wed,Thur, Fri 12-9 each. 6~J-771-0713. BICYCLE-- Schwinn, Super housecleaning. $25 per day or work or school? Established Sport Boy’s 27" - Newtires, $1oo per week. Manville area Nursery School provides 42 x 30’ b, $90. 609-806-2180CONTEMPORARYWALNUT Sat. lo.6, Sun12-6 preferred. Call 201-657-7559 HILLSBOROUGHMOTHER - REFLEXOTHERAPY after 6:30. 210.297.3357 good cond. Call 201-259-2795. will sit in ownhome weekly. QUALITY DAY CARE for TABLES -- coffee, end, FIREWOODFOR SALE - we Call Mary,201-369-4644. our preschooler or Kin- The natural way to perfect corner,Harvest, Calleves. cutand split ourown hard- YOUNGWOMAN -- looking ~lergarlen child. Loving Care t LARGEWOOD DESK -- $40 201428-4838. ComeVisit WH ALUM STORMDOOR -- health and relief from pain. niectr c stove, $25, argo. 6{)9- wood. Cedar posts cut to 36x80, rt side open, used1 for a job with an interior in an educationalsetting. Call Call 609.896-2734noon to 2 p.m. desired lengths. Excellent designor architectural firm in BusyBee School 609-446-3083. 586-0526 year, $20, Black Angus quality, reasonableprice. N.J. rotisserie, $12, both exe. eond. Princeton area starting in Announcements GESTALTUKUUFS -- for the & GARDEN TRACTOR - ~eagle Club, Hollow Rd., June. Graduate. N.Y. Schoo CAROL’S PLACE -- Per- NORGE AIR CONDITIONER MF12,1972. 12hp, hydra-shift. 609466-3841,201-297-2131. separated and divorced. --I0,000 BTU, exc. cond. $150. Attachments,rotary mower, Skfllman, N.J. of Interior Design¯ Call 609- sonalized stationery, in- Express your truth. 201-873- Fine Gifts weekendsonly, 77t-0969. vJlalions and gift items at 2103or 009.924-8654. 201-297-2620. MF610,42" mid-mount& snow UNDERWRITER "B" label ARTS & CRAFTS CHINESE discount prices. Call 609-443- thrower MF620, 40" front safe-- T-20 burglary, 2hr. fire AUCTION - Cedar Wood Antiques YOUNGWOMAN seeksjob to 3141. OVEREATERSANONYMOUS, BEDROOMSUITE -- 5 pc. mount.$400. 609d48-7587. protection,2 inferior lockers. Woman’sClub, Thurs. Mar. ¯ -meets Thursday evnnings, EarlyAmer. exc. condihon MAGICCATALOG - $1 - credit Manufacturer- Art Metal Co. look after small children or 31, 7:30 p.m. Consolata DOLLS - DOLLttOUSES - TURKISHcouch -- Oriental Collectibles of $1 with your 1st $,5 order - elderly lady. Live-in 1st Presbyterian Church, 201-297-5704after 5 PM. Wgt. approx. 1500 lb. $700 Village,Rt. 27, Franklin Park. MINIATURES!Show & Sale, llighstown. For information Tapestry design $405 or best Jack’s Magic Den Box 312 negotiable. Call 605.5B7-2000, preferred. 009-989-7124. Proceedsto ScholarshipFund. offer. Call mornings609-771- 153 S. Main St. ttightstown Princeton Jet. March26, 9:30 am - 4:30pm call 609-448-2481or 448-5459. TWO 9x12 Karastanrugs -- ext. ?. Donation,$1.50; wine & St.Anthony’s Itall, Maxwell Saroukpattern, sacrifice $350 9487. cheese,door prizes. Ave.,Ilightstown. Admission WEDDINGS ARE OUR each. 605-924-3958 FORMAL DINING ROOM- CBBARN, Disc. prices on all FILTER- for 16x32 inground COUPLE -- with few 61.50 with this ad, Sponsored or lge. above-ground pool openings. B.eferences by llightstown-East Windsor SPECIALTY-- Good dan- Danish provincial~ excellent IIAPPY HARRY$$8 for new CBradios, Ant. & Ace.201-297- available. Will care for your WITH AMTRAK ECONOMY tlistormal Society. ceablemusic for all ages at STOVE- Hotpcint four bur- condition, 6 cha,ra, break or used guns, all kinds. Will 9404 aft. 6 p.m. complete w/pump, motor & homewith expertise. 201.254- EXPRESS-- almost any size reasonableprices. The ners single oven. Good con- front, buffet, oval table, 3 trade for antiques. Machine fittings. Best offer. Water- 0775. Musicians.201-359-8487. dit on. $35. Call {201)369-4396.leaves, also pads. 201-722-6016.gun parts also purchased.Call sleeve pool cover, $25; 90" package maybe sent safely MAGICIAN- Scouts, Parties. anytime, ask for Harry. 1201) TYPEWRITERS-- Electric green sofa. $50; armchair, coast-to-coast in 3 days for not Banquetsetc. Girl cut in half much money. Opeo daily io IHGHTSTOWN PLANNED EV~ GO 297.5236or 297-506I.Write to: manual, portable, office $15; end table, $I0; Red/pink BABYSITTER--Wellknown & by electric saw plus Houdini BDRMSET -- Queen Anne P.O. Box 1811, NewBrun- print twin bedspread, $10; exceptionally reliable, tie( the 20 Nassau :~t. Puuchng lock escape. Gordy, 215-968- I~ARENTIIOOD CLINIC-- style by Berkey & Gay. dbl BELOWCOST -- including medeis. New, reconditioned. Mondayevenings. Call 609-448- fixtures lost our lease final 2 swiek,00001. ADDERS, CALCULATORS. curtains to match, $5; 6 pr hmch, halos, complete Princeton or eal 609-924-6055.3733. bed chest bureau m~rrors nights ~hurs. March 31 and white 44" drapes, $3 pr; 2 good pluvground facilities. 3439. cmtr. $275. 609-455-3207after Name brands. Renl~t~ ReaSonablerates. 609-924-2037. MONTESSORI CHILDRENS JOINUS -- meet new people. 6pro. Fri. April Ist, 6pm-10pm, I"R"~’~RSTAhIPS Repairs, Trade-ins, CENTERG76-15tires, $10ea.; 609-443- ATTENTIONPARENTS[ We IIOUSE is accepting ap- Parents Without Partners, KINGSTON JEWELERS School or College address. ~U~INE~S MACHINES, I04 5609. are running a babysitting club plications for ’77.’78 school Cbapter 387. Wcoffer con- Rte 27, Kingston Mall’, [tome, business, zip code. NassaaSt. 609-924-2243. MIDDLEAGED -- recently for your chdd beginning on the )’ear. There are openings in viviality awareness, adult & SCHWINNCollegiate -- Kingston, NJ. Rubber stamps of all kinds COLUMBIABIKES -- girl & 20th of June. For more in- boy, 20", $20ea. Log cabin arrived Europeancouple, with current school year in af- children’s activities, gourmet woman’s 5-speed, excellent -- und sizes madeto your order p]ayhnuse$25. 609-799-2445. excellent references looking formation,call daneat 609.924- ternoonclass. Please call 201- meals, dances, understanding, condition, $45. After 5pro call WOOD STEREO/BAR,2 pc. 6 at: DISCOUNT LIGHTING and" for apartment, or residential 6430or Colleenat 921-9385. .’297-6055or 297-9144for ad- etc. 009-924-1723days, 609-924- 609443-1403. ft. $400;crystal, prov,n. Home Accessories The management, Fluent in ditional information. 20f-4& 201-297-5854 eves. chandelier$50; 609-448-7255 Roosters’Coup: Largest OILS, SIGNED& No. liths, lamp, shade & Fixture prints, soulpture from-E. several languages, and real REWARD -- British MODERNSOFA -- butcher after6. II[NKSON’S handyman. Write in c/o THE DOLLHOUSE SHOP -- BARCLAY’SRENT A CRIB. 02Nassau St. operation.OPEN 7 DAYS609- Airiea, Batiks, fantastically Werent all Babyneeds. 201- miniature ship modelsin grey hlock and chrometable with 4 ...... 397-0027 On Rt. 29, Southof reduced prices. Wed-Sunonly Pather lvascu, 238 Adeline Nowopen 108mq:30pm,Tues. woodenbox taken from farm chairs, bedroomset with WAT~BEI)~ orp’l~orm Used FURNITURE of every Street, Trenton, N.J. or call thru Sat, 14 Seminary Ave., 297-3507. Lambertville, N.J. ALSO 10 am-7:30pm.609-452-1603. house in Somerset. kingsizebed. 2.01-359-3302~ bedframe,dinette set, kitchen deseription. Largestcoltoction King’s Korner, fireplace after 6 pro, 609.695..6093. Hopewell, N.J. DOLL Tremendous sentimental set, portable dishwasher, THE NASSAU SUMMER MODERNSOFA for den or equipment, etc. 609-397-2055 HOUSES, FURNITURE, value. No questions. Ask for toaster oven, 7 slxi. blender, in BucksCounty. Daily til 5 ~enjamin Room, gift items FEDDERS AIR CON- MINI-LUMBERAND MINI- PROGRAMis ready to begin Bruce. Days201-249-7373 Eves. roc room.Hercu]on Plaid. $75. elec. char-b-que wine rack, closed Sunday. Edison Fur- WALLPAPER.609-466-1262. its 0th season of fun for the Call609-443.3099. etc. 609-307-2877. ’ DITIONER-- 5,000BTU, exc. WILLKEEl:’ Your children pre.schoo]child in the heart of 605-448-6140~ windowfan stereo system, niture, Doylestown, Pa. cond.,9 raps. old, $175. 609-924- weekly in my home. Nr. in- lots of shelf lumber & cinder SPRI-~ "MEA~D-~F-~M . 6866. STUDENTS-- This summer, Princeton. 9-12 am weekdays AAA FACTORYOUTLET -- tersection of 130 & 571. Call /rem June IS-Aug. 12. Weekly blocks TV stand. 212-260-5552 Freezer beef excellent . PLYWOODSHEATHING-ext,new 4x8 3;6" $S.a$. ~’ $9.~. 009-4.18-9232. spend 1 me. participating in a or seasonal registrations. Bargain Mart "WALLS OF JERICHO French Village. $300 Rm& Certified teachers will provide SALE"-- We don’t want our Aprilanytime2.or609-924-7305 Sat. grain.qUalitY’NoFedsteroids.°npasluretlalves,and5/6" $8.98, 3/4" $10.88, Kiln ARTISTS-- CRAFTSMEN-- Brd. Sarah Goodyear,609-397- a well balanced nursery wallsto tumble becauseso split halves, cut to order, dried lumber 1X3X8,39 cents, I havea uniqueshop to handle PO It T--0GP,S-l~ ~seeks 1542. SPEAKERS-- Sacrifice! 2- many Tiffanylamps hang FISH TANK (30 gal.) plus packed,labeled and flash Andersen2x3x8,88 cents, windows 2x4xg, 27% 95 cents,off. thesale of your quality hand live-in position, program in a slate approved 2Y’ brand new in woodgrain fromthe beams. We’re selling stand,plus misc. supplies, - frozen. Will deliver. 609466. 27% off Tex. 1-11 plywood crafts.Call Sue Bernath, 609- housecleaning, gardening, HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS!: school.Call 609-921-7767or 896- themat 30% off from APRIL 2 ’r) chauffeur, cooking & child- o260for details. cabinet, neverused, Orig. $70. $28.Rollaway bed (46 - $30.2937. 259-2136. Startingto think about $35 firm. f~9-448-5290after thru APRIL 10. FURLONG Barbell set - $9. Call 609-921 ...... siding5/8"4xS$11.88sht.R.R. care. Write Box #03586, c/o college?Now is the time to ask 7:30. LAMP FACTORY OUTLET 9357. CQ DE~P~.’Ju-~-’B’-ox and Princeton Packet. PROFESSIONAL CRAFT- FREEZEIt BEEF ties,new creosoted, 0’ $6.95. etc sale including:HT20 questmns.Maybe an expert SMEN & ARTISTS Ap- larf’est for a 99 mile radius. 8 Candeliver. Call Bobcollect. andfully cerhfied counselor FILL DIRT-- Approximately miles north of Hatboroon Rte. DIAM~/4K, 215-674-0205eves. 887.2313. XMTR,NC300 RC VR. Heath BABYSITTING -- In my canstart you off in the right plications for April 24th.- 263, Furlong,Pa. OPEN 7 purchased Tiffany, NY. Homegrown eaturaI[y fed Twoer tools and ex- Boosovelt Art Fair can be 4,000 cu yds. 201-446-3048 steers. Cut to your own home. Reliable mother. Any direction.609-443-6521 ARer between 7 am & 5 pro. DAYS.Weekdays 8-9, Sat. 10-5, Sacrifice, $275. Callafter 5pro, SOF~ewly perimenter’sdelights. Call age. Ih)t lunch. LawreneeviJle. 6P.M. nbtained through Sandy Snn.11-6. Micro Dot Pricing. 609-799-1908. specification, wrapped and upholstered tan Naugahyde, 689-448_~69_:______609-882.3817. Orlando, Box95, Roosevelt NJ (215)794-7444-5-8. SECURITY frozen. KauffmanFarm 609- 08555. 2 GE AIR CONDITIONERS-- 466-0W3,Master Chg. avail, contemporaryaesign, $220 or SPRINGIS COMINGand you GUARDS ARE BEING best offer. 609.443-4532. MOVIE CAMERA -- Bell & have nothing towear? Get free 7500 &12,000 bta, ll5V, good iIIRED BY OUR WORRIED CLERGYMANSROBE - fitted Howell,Super 8, 671 x L, low condition.609-440-3575. for 5’8", 135 lbs. newwith FURNITURE-dining rm set, CHILDCARE in my home for clothes - have a Beeline show SPRING SALE - Hanging CUSTOMERS.The~, know that garmentbag. $75. 609-924-8600,SEAWEED -- Liquified or lightcamera, movielight, exc. working mothers. Ex- in your home.Eileen, 201-297- Easter Baskets, potted house "WalerphallHeavdy Leaded after 6 p.m., 443-4624. granular. The ideal plant bedroom set, kitchen set, cond.,I year old. Caii-201-828- perienced. References Twin 9398after 6p.m.or weekends. plantS. Will have all types of COLO--TZ AIR Cut Crystal Lamps" are vitamin. At Peterson’s Nur- dressers, tables, 6~9-443-1182.6632after 6 pro. Rivers area. 609-4464503. vegetable & bedding plants. -- excellenl condition, $175. pricelessheirlooms of the sery, Lawrenceville Road, MA~ENT Also will propagate plants to’ 609-446-5567evenings. future.Largest collection east RE~-- G-E 14 Princeton. *’BA’-K’E’~ ~ -- -- Newgroup forming Apr. order. Tindalls Greenhouses, of the Rockies.FURLONG cu.ft.,top freezer, white, $55, __ 2 VICTORIAN East Lake Mahogany,84" high, 95"wide, 24th, 5 Sun. eve. sessions. For Daily8 to 5. 609-259-2431. LAMP FACTORY OUTLET. Call201-329-2294 after 6pm. 13½widel beaut, in a homeor CHILDCARE - experienced info. Call 609.882-6015. STUDIO COUCH, kidney CULTUREDMARBLE chairs -- $50/ea.609-896-0485. distinguishedin a I,awyer’s mother will care for your shape desk,movie camera & VANITYTOPS - Wholesale& office.New $6500, sell at $3100. THE MONTESSORI PRE- d F 0 R-’---sAL-E--~A S H LAWSON TYPE-- 5’, 6-pillow Retail. ALTEG POLY- CONTEMPORARY SOFA, child. Walter C. Black area, EXHIBIT -- DOLLHOUSES, prolector, white 12x15 rug, REGISTER$75. R.C. Allen 6~9-448-0799.____.~ __ tlightstown,609-448-5873. SCHOOLOF EAST WINDSOR DOLLS, MINIATURES & Muc.hmore. 609-448-4883 systematic. Call 609-2466 or couch,needs recovering, $60. MAHBLE, 73 W. SomersetSt. 90", brown, fair conditlon,$20. IS SOMETHING MORE. ANTIQUE TOYS, & BAKE evenings. 466-2"~/77__:______201-297-9084after 6pro. Raritan.201.526.2777. 609-883-4651. GARDENS FOR RENT -- YOUR CHILD WILL LOVE SALE - Sponsored by the fertile,plowed, any size, near IT! Applications now Lioness International Club of LAWNMOWER~ riding,26" .FIREWOOD-- SeasonedTIRES ~ exc. cond. DR78-14, WOMANDESIRES -- nursing available for 1977-78school SUPERTAG SALE -- selling PINE KNEEHOLEDESK -- TwinRivers. Very reasonable. or Companionwork. Days. Will Princeton, April 2. Methodist period antiques early cut,6hp, floating deck, 3spds, Oak & llardwoods,Delivered GR76-15 more, double hung 609-443-8776. year: Someopenings presently Church of Princeton, corner and captain’s chair. Desk forward& reverse. $225. 609- & stacked.$30 for pickup truck window 75"x55", tables, crib, sleep-in weekends. Exp. & avaimble. ~,or infnrmation AmericanVictorian tand fine paneledon 3 sides,$150. 609- refs. f~19-924-9t09,anytime. call 605-448-0946during schoolNassau St. & Vandeventer reproducbons, lamps, books,655-3409. animal cages, etc. All Ave., parking in rear. Hours10 prints,water colors and a eves.921"8550ext.278 days. 443-3445 load. 0)9-443.3908. reasonable.201-359-3762. hours.OPEN HOUSE EVERY a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission$1.50 ROTOTILLINO FRIDAY,9-11am, l-3pm. varietyof misc. items. Sunday NE~O~N’S adults, children under 12, 50 ’ THOHENSturntable with 681 GR~--$75 FIREPLACE WOOD cut and Dirt Cheap IIELI,BOY’S OR GIRL’S?-- cents Imust be escortedl. cA~r~ybroo~Drivle?a~ushPo~EEE cartridge, $150. and up. Custommade. Stonysplit, all hardwood,choice THOMAS ORGAN - AnticJue Call Youth Employment Proceeds to be used for CherryHill Rd. Princeton.RALEIGHRECO~ I0 speed BrookTackle. 6~9-587-1714. seasonedoak, seasoned I yr. & couchand chair,add,rig 609-448-2965 Servico(Y.E.S.) Mon-Fri. 2:30 GALA FESTIVAL -- First Scholarship & Welfare longer,delivered & stacked, machine, copy machine, other time ever. Springcraft Watchfor signs, easy access"bike. Asking$75. 609-466-3352 to5 p.m. 605-024-5841.A non- projects. fromRtes 518 or 206. . eves only. $44a truckload.609.446-4253 orfurniture. 609-924.6779. profit student employment show/flea market. Reichler SEALTYPOSTURPEDIC -- 059-261-3032. KONICAT3 auto reflex - black or~anizatioo. Princeton area Park May 14. Rain date May body, 50ramfl.4 lens, case. 21.10-4. All welcome.For table A UFO RESEARCH---STUDYELECTRICAL CONTRACT- ELECTRIC WHEEL CHAIR kingset, frame& sheets.Fine k ~I olny~ GROUPis information for the condition, average 5-yrs. old. AUDIOPLUS Almostnew, hardly used. Call informatinncall 329-6812days OR -- hastools and supplies -- Everest& Jennings.Bat- Henry609-921-167L BABYSITTING IN MY and 297-2657nights. Mercer Countyarfa. For for sale. 609-393-8059. teryand chargerincluded. $100. 609-9244867. Radio& TVService II OlVl E. REASONABLE informationcall609-888-4198 or Like new condition.Call Small Appliance Repair HATES.609-443-5142. writeTom Benson,P.O. Box llURRYIN! anytime609.395-0681. NEW ~ "S’~A - TVAntennas Installed NASSAU ,,74.Tre__._nton N.J.___.~608.__= NEW CONSIGNMENT Just received,owner is Car Radios Repaired $2050 STEREOSYSTEM - 1 CO-OP NURSERY LampsRew~red year old, like newcondition, I DESIGN LOGOS -- let- OF WOMENSCLOTIIES 2 -~R-N-SECTIO~ALmovingunexpectedly, 81" 60 WalnutLane UNICEF -- New Summer FROMLOCAL STORE Sofas- Blue,gold print 11’ long, feather and down EveningServiceAvailable sell for $1000or separate as terheads,cards, signage, Princeton long,excellent condition, $125. follows: Sansui 7700amplifier pnsters forms brochures notepapor & birthday, cards. The OutgrownShop - clothing pillows, spring-downcushions, 146Witherspoon St. RelaxedAtmosphere At Cabin CreekQuilts, 195 for the entire family, 234 Eves,609-8834048, ,verycolor, nylon fabric, Princeton,N.J. and separate tuner $520 Pair ads, annual reports, murals, CreativeEnvironment infinity 3000Bspeakers $275, super graphics, packages NassauSt. Tues.-Sot ,Nassau St. Princeton. Tues FLE’A ~ -~ East $1,500retail. Asking $775. 609- 609-924-0388 thru Fri. 10.5. Sat. 10-3. ~3-1356. , CABIN CREEK QUILTS Stax electrostat, c head sets books, and any graphics you TwoPrograms Available WindsorAux. renting tables $100, Advent201 cassette deck nmyrequire. Ca11609-466-2937.Nursery9-12 (w/lunch option) FISHER STEREO forSat April 23. INSIDE AND HAN~ ~ E-~TER FURNITURESTRIPPING -- UniqueGifts from Appalachia$250, .Phillips single play Extended Day 6-3. RECEIVER -- BSR auto. OUTSIDE.For informationEGGS- from$2.25 to $25.609. regluing.refinishing We canrepairsrestore the& Toys, Clothing, Bany Quilts, turntap,e $100, Adve~t B AB’-Y-S~reps Applications are now being Personals call609-448-5625 days. 448-8536 mierepnoneMDC-I $75. Please turntable with Shure cartridge after 6pm. 799-1199. PlaceMats, Pillows, Purses, SchoolE.W. hot lunches& taken for 77-78school year. & Dynaco floor standing factorynew look to your PotHolders, Etc. from $1.50. call morningsor evenings,609-" activities.Please call 059-446- Come visit or call Cindy speakers.$500. 609448-0392. PROTOGRAPHERS-discountfurniture with a durablelong 921-3843. 0588... Chessler 605-924-6318or Hulda RIDERIslwanted to D.C. PLASTIC TRASH CAN ]~hotoprocessing35%off list. lasting finish. Satisfaction Tues-Sat. 195Nassau St. Anderson609-799-9157. LeaveThurs. early pro. Share 2 M~RES LINERS-- below wholesale. ~imilarsavlngsonfilm.Audlo guaranteed,registered. consumerFree estimates bureau 10a.m.-5p.m. Princeton WANTED:IRONING done in expenses.Call Mike (201) 846- --premiumquality, mounted All sizesfor homeand in- Plus,146 WitherspoonSt..609. pick up & delivery.Eves. 201. COUNTRY ANTIQUES SHOP EIGHT WHITE DOGWOOD -- myhome. Call 609-921-9558. 4057after 7pro. and trimmed, Chevrolet dustry.609-443-3233 evenings. 6’plus, $78, You dig. Dwarf 9244)388. AIIdertaspruce, small oaks, JAPANESE Chr st an Impala, G78-15, polyester " 359-5206. -- armoires, Hoosier cabinet, Meeting.First &’third Friday fiberglass, very dttle use.201- Euonymus.609.655.61~. nf every month, 7:30pm. good selection tables; round, EXPERIENCED estate THE SINGLESET -- meets 329-2418. FAMILYROOM -- Furniture BABYFURNITURE - crib, RUMMAGESALE-Consniata tavern & farm, many aets gardener/ horticulturalist will Princeton United Methodist everyFriday at theTreadway -- Queen-sizesleep sofa with Missionaries, Rt. 27, Franklin," chairs, pierced tin pie safes, Church. carriag..e, stroller, dressing 8 TRACKTAPE PLAYER -- 9 exchangep/t workfor housing Inn,Route I, PrincetonNJ & WASHER,WHIRLPOOL top attacneaend tables, chairs, 2 table. ~xeellent conaition. Saturdays, 10-4. Complete jam cupboards, dry slnxs, speakers, hy Electra. $25. 609. of merit. Termsto Richara everyTues. at the Washington model 1 year old ~rfect ceramiclamps, coffee table, 609-443-1670. family needs. Furniture book ~ressers, cnests of drawers, 921:8544aftcr’7pm. , Dill,39 Plaza,Brooklyn, New STORING FOOD? -- Do it CrossingInn, 9 pro,live b~nd, condition, moving$150. 609- 14x 18olive =reen shag car- barn, mere shop. Clothing, $1. desks, wicker, lamps & fix- York11217. 212/783-4646. right!Free $5 book tells you guestswelcome. For taro. call 448-2834. peting.Best offer. 609.448-3628. lures. Ig. 2 story shop filled how.609-921-2227 or924-20@3. 215-862-5659or $56-5142. WO~le, 3 bag. with mndestiy priced an- EXECUTIVE DESK and standing walnut trees, also chair,beautiful pecan. Like ehniee early winter cuts of UNIQUE***BOUTIQUE tlques! Rts. 202:206,7 mLN.o. new,asking $400.~-883...__-6322. HARDWORKING WOMAN -- SINGLE?-- Tennis parties, COLONIALOVAL -- maple STORE ~IXTURE$ - maple, oak and cherry, call One of the finest selections of Somerville Circm, Pluekemln, seekshousework, to live-in or FLOOD INSURANCE -- We mlxed doubles. Hopewell table w. one leaf, formicatop, Shelving,rackS, stands, lights, Mike, 201-359-4740after 5 p.m. previously owned better N.J. Wed. thur Sun. 10-6. 201- dayswork.. Very interested in areprepared to ausweryour ValleyTennis Center, For $55. Metal w. woodgraln etc., all at close-out prices. quality familyclothing at Pin 658-3759. COLONIALSOF.g -- $50 takingcare of children. 609. formica top table, $45. ~-737- Mustmove immediately. 609- questions and provide the info. call: 609-737-3600or 215- MoneyPrices! )9~ingchair, $28. 201-297. 394-1009. necessary flood insurance for 862-5889. 1672. 924-2851or 924-4002. ANT~ E~ . PINMONEY BOUTIQUE BABYCRIB -- easily con- ~ your homeor business. Call Cherry guteleg table, 14Mercer St. verUbleto youth bed forextra YAR-D ~ ---- ~cnt for information, Peter J. TR0"~ ~ " s-’~veral Noe-"~W ~ - POOLTABLE, 4’ x 7’, $50.; mahoganygame table, oaz Hopewell,N.J. yearsof use.Mattress, nox (2) CHAIRS-- one arm chair, with 3 years experience,Russo Agency, 20 Denow sportsmenwnted to formtrout curly lithographs and oak blond secretarial office rocker, Empireperiodbutler’s 60~-466-2810 spring & .matching 5 drawer one wing _chair. Verygood references.Now & summer. RoadLawrencevllle, N.J. 609. hshlng club, Far Information collotypes. Someal wholesale desk, 3’ x 5’ $7~.. 201-297-2532desk, Excel]enteenditlon. Call Consignment Resale Chest Included. $100. 6~9-44~- condiBon,t:au after 8pro, 809. Call6~9.921-2820. 096-1021.Insure to be sure call evenings,609-466-1687. prices. 201-491..3047. aft, 6 p.m, Mark,609-924-~,9L Open’rues - Sat10-4 pm 4753. 924-$14L THE PRINCETONPJtCKET "SevenFor Central Jersey" qtlLLSBORCKIGHBEACON,. "I’MI ~w~rr~, I,~lge, v THECF-.N77~L POYl" DeManville News LOINDSOR-HIGHTS HER,/ILD Class tried ./tdv er fis ing The Franklin NEWS’RECORD 8-B Thursday, March3 l, 1977 Bargain Mart Bargain Mart Musical Antiques Pets & Animals Pets & Animals Autos Wanted Instruments Autos For Sale Autos For Sale TORO 21 INCH - self- SAMOYED Championship REG. APPALOOSA CONTEMPOFURNITURE HAMMOND ELECTRIC 4-UPHOLSTEREDANTIQUE DODGE MOTOR -- 318 ’72 CHEVYImpala -- 87,000 propelledmower. Gd. con- ManufacturingCo. -- Victoriandining room pointed, obedience titled male GELDING-- 15.3, spirited, JUNK CARSWANTED--$20- dition,$55. Skate board, $29. ORGANModel A-100. Like retired from show ring and $100.201-648-6582. complete. Automatic tran- mi,excel, cood, needs body chairs.609-655-1471. well trained, excellent gaits, smission, extra parts. Best work,$900. 6{~-921-2271. very old Underwood CLEARANCESALE newcondition. Full foot board. neutered looking for borne tack included. Eves. 609-924- typewriter,$2,5.Girl’s Bicycle, One spinet piano, good con- with fenced yard. Healthy, offer. 609-921-3304after 5pm 6927. ALL JUNKCARS and trucks weekdays,anytime weekends. $20.Exterior kitchen door 1- Sofas...$109& up dition. Call 609-890-0987for DOUBLE ANGLE LAMP -- happy, loves kids. Gentle wanled. Free towing$15 and 1972DATSUN 249Z -- Bronze, 3/4x 32x 80, w thlock. Ca l inspection. $200.009-655-6409. nature but alert watch dog. up..Scarpati Auto Wrecldng, 49,800mi, 4-spd, radials, 609-924-5691. IRISHSETTERPUPS--AKC 197~ P/B, Chairs...$68& up Prefer to co-own reg. Call 609-587-4262after 609-39_6-7040__ am/fmradio, Ansen mats, P/W, P/bunket leather seats, a/c.$3700. 609-655-2380. HAND HEWN BEAMS! -- 2451.Breeder/exhibit°r"009-448- 4pro. AC tinted glass AM/FM, Some (200) oak beams RESTORED-- antique couch; A-I JUNKCARS rear nelrosl, andau roof, 609"443-!646 Garage Sales tufted back, cream.Best offer FREE PUPPIES -- $45 varying length and size in old FOR SALE TO GOOD HOME radial tires. $4100.201.874-8248. 1067VW Beetle -- 77,00O miles, barn. Opento negotiations to over $500. 201-873-2156after -- 2 reg. Morganbay mares, Beautiful 7 week old IF’DItlVENIN 8pro. mixed~ breed puppies. Class2&3 goodrunning conditin, $375. buy bare, beams and adjacent CAMERA, PENTAX YARDSALE - Thurs, Fri., 1964 & 1973, English & ’66 CHEVBELAIR. 3 dr sdn 609-921-6853. garage. Write Box #03892c/o SPOTMATICw/Takumar 1.4 Sat. 10-4 p.m. Elec. ap- Western. Champion show 009-448.6430.~ WE AI,SOPICKUP 201.526-6906 6 cy, std trans, good m, w/w, Princeton Packet. 50 mm.lens and 28 ram. 2.8 pliances, dishes banks, THE LANTERN ANTIQUES- horses. 201-874-3352. snows,r/h, $450. 609-443-5381. and135 ram. 2.8 and case. 201- clocks, watches, clothing, tIAY&STRAW -- large bales. 1976 CADILLACEldorado OFFICECHAIRS $15 up. 4x6 297.3291aft. 3 p.m. Copper& Brasscleaning. S. Wagner Brothers Lain- convertible- all optionspnnder furniture, snow tires, much MainSt., (Next to Hagerty JAGUARX J6 ’71 -- Powder 5000miles. Call 201-236-2027. card file 4-drawer, $49. 5x8 more. Rte. 206, Belle Mead. DELAWAREVALLEY bertvilte. 609-737-2829 before 8 JUNK CARS WANTED card f e, 0-drawee$74. Action Florist),Cranbury, N.J. 609- KENNELCLUB-- 0bediance a.m blue, very good tend, fully Btwn. Homestead and 395-0762. and Showhandling classes in equipped.$4900. 64}9-921-6043. Business Supplies 1225 State Hillsboroagh Rd. Rain date ANYCONDITION PEUGEOT504 1971-- auto, Rd., Pr nceton, N.J. (609) 924- Wanted To Buy Hamilton Twp and So. April7-5-9. IIELL POST ANTIQUES am/fmstereo, sunroof, good 3454. Brunswickbeginning April 11, HALF ARAB GELDING -- 600-448-6434 cond 53000mi. $1650. Call, Collectiblcs, Furniture & 1977. Call 009-587-6648or 799- PEUGEOT504 1971 -- 55,0{}0 GARAGESALE - Sat & Sun Oil Lamps gray,4 years old. 201-297-0114. CALL US FIRST org. owner, 609-921-1672. IRONRITE ELECTRIC WANTED-- PATIO FUR- April2 & 3,9 to4 RAIN OR 2288. miles, white with sunroof, Manyinteresting items Junk cars & late models $1100or best offer. 609.466- IRONER- in walnut case, like NITUREAll-weathermatched SHINE, Mechanic St. in bought 24 hr. service. piece of furniture. Exc. cond. set good make in good shape Hightstown. Follow signs from Princeton REG. QUARTERHORSE 3871. 201-359-6730 Small Animal Rescue League HAMILTON AUTO 1973 PINTO STATIONWAGON $50. 609-655-2377. only. Call 609-924-4103. N. Main St. All household GELDING--7 yrs. Has been 009-587-8522 items. Party moving. successfully shownlocally, -- 4 spd very clean a/c OPEN DALLY or 896-1644 FIATXI/9 1974 -- Exceptional radial fires with snnws,’$1~0’. WE’RE MOVING - GARAGE and at A.Q.H.A. Excellent AMEPdCANHOLLY TREES - WANTED - 10" or 12" table SALE - April 2 15 disposition. Nice mover. ANTIQUEAU-TO WANTED- cond, 22 000 mi, am/fro/tape, 609-443-6925. male& female, 5 ft. &up. Call Just west of 206, Dutchtown- Eligible first year green. Michelin steel radials, Must i)et.5 & 6 pm.609-397-3454. saw, drill press & misc. MeadowbrookDr., ’East llarlingen Rd., Belle Mead, restored or unrestored. Call see. 609-882.5891. woodworkingtools. 201-828- Windsor. 11 a.m.to 3 p.m.: N.J. Shows potential. For in- 201-383-8811. 3246,7-11 p.m. glasswaretoys, children’s formation call 609-799-2068, 1968 PONTIACExee. - Gold BAl{.~der ask forTracey. VEGA-- real oil burner, w/black vinyl top, air, R&H, & wine. $12.50 each. Oak ¯ clothes, metal bed frames, "THE OLD SCHOOL"-- 86 ’66 VWSquareback - good full power,clean, good cond. engine not necessary, no cond., new engine, radmis. planters, $10.00. 609.696-1916. WAN--’T~ ~ ~ ~ 2rid elec. Radiator needlework WashingtonSt. Rockytllll. SCOTCH TERRIER -- AKC, wagons.201-350-3411 eves. $400.609-448-7514. hand aluminium rowboat. ~illows interesting househol~ Speciahziag in British por- blackfemale I yr.old, good 609-896-1365,4-7 p.m. Please call 609-799-9560eves. items, old records, materials, celain and American Art withch Idren. Call 609-924-3333 7 PC. BEDROOMfurnitur% much more. Glass. Open Saturdays only after6pro. CHALLENGER,1970 - Special from10-4. DO YOUHAVE A 67-68 VW 1955 JAGUARXK 140 - Exc. $150. Also Sears Silvertooe GARAGESALE -- Moving. Beetle with wornout engine, Edition, 383 Magnum,4 speed, mech, cond. Goodtop & int. compact stereo system OLD AUTOMOBILES Household furnishings & (SAVE) 3 MALE WEIMARANER but goodbody? Call with price body perfect, new clutch. Needs some body work. Best AM/FMphonograph¯ BSR WANTED-- in your garage or furniture. Sat., April 2, 10-5.39 LOVEIS UNDERSTANDING.PUPS -- 609.882.2280. 009-924-6996. $1200.Call after 5 p.m. (201) offer over $8,000.609-397-8198. record changer$150. (609}452- barn only. Cashpaid. Ca11009-Evergreen Circle Princeton. FEATURINGTHIS WEEK-- TRANSLATED INTO AC- 297-3672ask for Marry. 2900. Keeptrying¯ GOLDENOAK approx 1890 - 586-7003,8-5 wkdys. Off Prospect, across from TION. The spaying of one COUNTRYBOARDING Textile ResearchInstitute. Cradle, gentleman’s dresser female pet can warm a cold VW’65 Sedan, 4 cyl, stick, with mirror, lady’s dresser statistic. Bathing & Grooming 60 000 mi, goodcondihnn. Very ’70 PONTIACLeMans Sport -- Autos For Sale clean. $450or best offer. 609- 350 VS, good condition, silver BOY’s HIG}I RISE ltaleigh WAN1’ED-- used~nn longer. SATURDAY, APRIL 2 -- with mirror arm chairs, bicycle, 15" good condition, 10a.m..4p.m. - Pennington .lady’s desk, picture frames, Pick-upand delivery 448-2776. with black interior, bucket needed 40 It. aluminumex- Handsome male black & available seats and console. Asking $30.609-921-1477. Icnsionladder in exchangefor Presbyterian Church - flea numerous stands. Also, white Pointer type dog, very ’68 CAblARO,327, new heads, $1100.201-359-7404. exterior painting job of market, bake sale, plant humpbacktrunks, flat trunks, intelligent. ’70 CAMARO- 4-speed, best & salt dips. Eagles Nest 609- PHILIP SCHLICHER offer. 609.395-1215. needs minor work. $600. 201- 92" COUCH- with slipcover, comparable value. Call booth, silent services auction Male,gray, Cock-a-poo 609-452-8081 297-2423. ’70 V’W ~ = $775. Red green leather recliner, 65" refreshments, art sale. Call 448-2200.Exit 0, NJ Tpk, 346 FemaleGerman Shepherd, convertibleauto, r & h, good Gustafson,609..466-1425. Franklin St, Hightstown. kitchentable plus 5 chairs. 201- 609-737-0051to rent a $5 table. lighttan with black mask face, IIORSES boarded in excellent’71 DODGEDemon 318 V-8, conditionandmileage. 609-605- 3294589. exc.watch dog. facilitiesnear Princeton. stand, trans., 2..dr. $65O.(6O9) ’75 I"IAT, 129 WGN.,radials 4 5547. WANTEDStamp Collections, GIG~A~LE-- MARBLETOP TABLE, roll Youngfemateblack Labrador Indoorarena, trails, trainina. 799-8694(aft. 7 p.m.) sp., radio, rear def., 28 mpg., U.S. and Ioreign. Call after 6 April 2nd, 10-5, 19 Sandburg top desk, O.G. clock, covered Male,Poodle-Collie type pup and instruction.BeauRtFnu 16,000mi., roof rack, extras. VOLVO1973 144E a/c good MODERN8 PC. WALNUT p.m. 609-440-0380. Dr, Allentown (Timber Glen compote, Berry set, marble Male& femaleShetland Sheep Farm. Skillman, N.J. 20]-359- $2400.201-297-5657. conn. newmuffler univ. joint, Dev.) top dresser, tilt top table, typepup. 3139or 3539. ’89 ~LLE dining rnomset: 6 chairs¯ Exc. --Best offer over$500. 600.400. wheel bearing, $2600 exe. cond.i,eas. 201-359-3320aft. 6. cherry drop leaf table. 600-585- Male tan Samoyedtype dog. ~-- -- tires. 609-924-1596. LIONELTRAINS - American PRINCETON-- 8:30-3 this 5151. Male, tan mixed breed dog. COLLIESAKC -- Beautiful 2708. ’71 VOLVO,1425, Aurora., Flyers, or Ires wanted. Any Sat. April 2. Jr. beds crib Male, 4 yr. old German sable puppies; 14-month A/C, 68,000 mi., good cond. LULLABY-- maple youth bed ag’e or condition.Call 609-394- sled, 9=:z skits, 10[~,ecskits, MAINSTREET ANTIQUES- Sbenherd. flashy male, eye and heart- 1967~Good Mustsell¯ 201-297-1389. TRIUMPH’74 Spitfire -- with firm mattress. Cost $175, 745:1. " typewriter, stepladders, 10 NORTHMAIN ST., Pen- Male& female, 2 rues old pure wormchecked, inoculated. engine,fair body, asking $400. 18,000 miles red, excellent Kayak,175 Honda,etc, etc. 560 ningtan NJ. 009-737-)396, 609-682-0233or882-2307. eondt on. $2800or best offer. sell for $50. Excellent eond. hours, 10:30 - 5 p.m., Mon-Sat. hred Irish Setter pups. WELLSPRING COLLIES ’66 VWCAMPER - 2 000 miles 201-359-1793. 600-921-2576. Lake Dr. (609)448-4372. on engine, am/fro radio, Interesting & unusual antique Femalespayed young tortoise WE BUY FURNITURE--and gift items. Furniture, pewter, ’68 MERCURYCougar, XR7, asking$1,000. 809-921-8107. 1975 CHEVYVega Hatehback ENLARGER-- Durst M001, householditems- one piece to shell cat - Radio, heater, a/c, GARAGE-SALE -- Shop, brass, china, glass, etc. All white female spayed cat. BO~LI~ - VS,2 dr.sun roof, p/s, disc automatic p/s, p/b, extra 60ram 2t4 B&Wand color plus entire contents of home.Call May1. Small family stable, brakes,AM/FM stereo. $1100. STATION WAGON’71 FORD Bcseler drum prec. syslem 609.4434695. garden, yard tools. Spreader 9 rues. old altered male, black TORINO- VS, a/c, hi tpke wheels,excel’, cond’. $2000. 609- old jugs bottles col[ectibles & white deelawed cat. mid-MontgomeryTwp. Please 609-921-2007. 587-6941after 5pm. w/motor. Accessories in- VICTORIAN CAMELBACK call201-35._..__9-4207.....=....___ mileage, orig. owner, $1100. cluded. Complete darkroom, R.R. items. Aprd 2 9.4 5 SOFA-- celery green velvet, Youngmale black & white cat. WANTEDTO BUY: Scrap Fairview Rd., Skillman. P:. year old female dee awed i971 DODG-E-D-ART- 4 dr, p/s, Bays, 009-292-542l,eves. 924- $550.609.466-2667. copper, brass, lead, tufted back, Circa 1830, ex. 8451._ ...... 1974 AMERICAN MOTORS cued. 609-771-9278. long haired black & white cat. ENGLISHSETTERS - p/b,r/h, VS, new tires& I[ORNEThachback - a/c, p/s, aluminum, stainless steel, Mate, 2 yr. old declawed & whelped, 1-30-77, AKC,show & snows,53,000 mi., $1400 or best WINDOWSttUTTERS - brand sterling silver, etc., solids or MOVING-- Garage Sale, pet, orange belton. Call 609- am/fmstereo, radial tires, new w h 5 coats of Woodlife altered cat & others, offer.609-443-5596. VW1973 SuperBeetle -- 45,0004o,oo0miles. Exc. coad. exc. turnings, Industrial, business April2 9am-5pm,humidifiers, 397-0696after 6 pm. mi, clean. $1695or best offer. undercoat & black enamel or private. Correct market Austin Marina ’74, kitchen 1968 PLYMOUTHVALIANT - gasmileage, 3 spd.on the paint. Louvered 4’7" high, 2 Call Mrs. Gravesfor an ap- 609-586-1869 Mon-Fri after floor.Asking $1975. Call after price, cash paid. S. Klein goods, books, glass, 100 Pets & Animals pointment,609.92t-6122. Hours 4 dr, p/s,auto, a/c, good 6pro, Sat & Sun all day. pairs at $33/pr. Also used pr., MetalsCo., Inc. 2156Camplain Weldon Way, Princeton 8-4p.m., Sat.10-12. condition,$250. 609-448-9575. 5:30pm,6~-586-9572. 4’1". high. $15. 609-924-9220 Farms, Pennington. evenmgs. ltd., Somerville, N.J. 08876. Report lost and found pets Lost g Found Phone201-722-2288. ARABIANWELSH PONY -- within 24 hr. period and call ’70 PONTIACCATALINA 400- C HRV S I~ER- -;6-9- --Tow n & 1975CI[RYSLER -- Cordoba 13H, 2 years, green broke, goodcond. auto, P/s, p/b, a/c. Countrywagon - 3-seaterp/s GAR~Sun, thepoliceifyoufindaninjured LOST WEDNESDAY,Rive p/b,am/fro a/c and more. A/C,am/fro stereo, leather’ WANTED TO BUY -- needs firm hand but very pet. $800.600448-2958. buckets,39,000 mi., like new. FORSALE -- Contemp. Selig ltecords. 78’s. Paying $5 per March 26 & 27 9 am-Spin oveable, $150 or best offer. Ave., area, young male 66,0~miles. 609-~8_7J718. Sofa. needs recovering. Was clothes, appliances, rugs, oversized Beagle - type dog. 609-924-5900,ext320 days, 737- $1000new, $100. Call 201-359- 100. Call John201-356-3494. furniture, furnishings, 201-297-2715. 70 MAVERICK. auto. low 2455eves. IRISHSETTER PUPPIES, 201-821-8741. ALFA ROMEO ’74 GTV - 5- 7805. decorations and misc¯ Moving AKCReg., shots, will be ready speed,blue, 2000cc mags mileage, goodcondition, $900. WANTED-- silver coins to Europe. 173 MansgroveRd, BEAUTIFUL HORSE FOR Apr.17. 201-297.1000 days; 60% FOUND 6 roDS.old male kitten 609-921-3450. paying $3.85 per dollar, SALE- Wehave the horse of Michelintires am/fro stereo ’64 PONTIACCATALINA -- mercury dimes, Franklin and PrincetooTwp(Nearcor. Rte 443-4473weekends & eves. black/graytiger, white bib excelentcondition in an~ 421,new tires, runn ng con- ORIENTAL RUGS -- Hand 206Nand Jefferson St. Ext.) your dreams. She can drive andpaws, in Quid2, T.R. play 1971 CUTLASSSUPREME -- WalkingLibery halves, paying and ride. Come see for out.Must sell, need cash, $4995. dition,but needs work. $100. woven, Antique cane rocker, groundin trash can, 3/12. Call After6 p.m.,201-359-7374. A/C, pwi’. windows, stereo desk, oak buffet, Naugshyde $4.25 for each silver dollar. yourself, call for an ap- tape deck, exc. driving cond., 609-921-1163. 009.452-2300ext. 330,ask for pointment, Royal Crest Farm, FREE- to goodhomes only 609.-443-6360. sofa, misc. 609-448-7504. Auctions babybunnies, frisky, healthy $1,500.609-921-8550 ext. 378 Paul days only. 009-737-2072. days. 609-443-3445eves. & friendly.609-448-4306 SEMI-LONG HAIR gray with 1970 VW -- newly rebuilt 1971 BMW 2800 -- 4 dr, AQUARIUM-- 100 gal glass evenings, white, youngmale, cat, found equipped,$4,500 firm. 609-397- WANTED-- 2 bookshelf UNRESERVED CATALOG enginegood conditionnew 1974 CHEVCaprice Estate tank with custommade wood PUPS EAGERTO LOVEYOU on Fairfield, 3/18, with blue t resand newradial snows. 8129. stand.Filters Dumnsfully set speakers. Under $30 a pair. AUCTION.At BROWNBROS. -- Raised in home with 4 --~ collar and bell. 609..448-7162 wagon - excellent cond, STUBBEN-3,VOTAN’’. all Call609.466-0764 after5pro. am/fro, air, power locks, up. Full florescent & hood Appearance secondary. Call AuctionGallery, 2455 Rt. 413, children. Mostly Poodle. $10. purpose saddle, 17z~ Ex- after 5 P.M. steering and brakes. Luggage fish. Toomuch to ist. $250.609-after 6pro Mon-Fri. 009-682. Buckingham Pa. From PINTO’73 wagon-- auto, air s.~a7 6o9-882-2108. celIent condition. $300. ADORABLEHaggrown male rack, 45,000miles. $3400.Call radials, low mileage, exeell. 448-5186. various Estates & other- w/fittings. 609-924-1847. 1970CHEVY -- C30rack body sources. On FRI., APRIL18th CATfound on BennmgtonDr.; 600-883-0583. cond. Asking$1975. 201-297- FANTASTICSALE -- baby DALM~~ _ light orange with yellow 12’bed, 307 engine, 4 spd. exc. 1909. ilems exc. cond. Deluxe WANTED-- DICTIONARY at 9:30 A.M. championsired, exc. health & RELUCTANTLYMUST SEL/, collar. 609-.448-7018after 5 p.m. cond.201-297-9300. FAITHFULVW 1965 for sale. Peregocarriage & stroller set STAND,Wood or brass to hold 550 lots chosenespecially for temperament, moderately -- my elegant 18 hand 11 yr. $60.fold. car carriage $30- Webster’s unabridged. Call priced. 609-924-6199. old liver chestnut mare. 100% LOST- GOLDschool ring w. ’69 TEMPEST, PONTIAC - Needssome minor work. Good ChildCraft crib & Mat(ress009-924.4103. our finest SPRINGcatalog sound, very well schooled on Originalowner 8 cyl.overhead runningcond. Body old. 609- MERCEDES300 SE, 1963, a/c, " auction. Reliable presentation deer imprint, bet. Varsity cam,65OO0 mi excel,needs $65- BilL.Rite high chair $29. the flat as well as over fences. Sport & Thorne’s. REW.Pls. 392-6249. auto. sunroofengine partially umbrella strol. $10. 609-443- without ad exaggerations WEIMARANERPUPS, A.K.- No vices, good character bodywork goo(] running cond. d sassembled for parts or subject to your inspection & C. reg. shots exc. showqual. call (609)466-1642. snows,newt]res, $400.600-448- restoration.$.’]50. 609-586-5330. 5199. Musical excellent stable manners. 7642. 1973OLDS Cutlass Salon - 4- building pleasure. in fteld. Readyby 4/23/77.201- $1,500.negotiable. 609-924-1847. ORIENTAL DESIGN RUGS, 329-2718. door,auto. trans, am/fro Instruments FURNITURE:Large quantity FOUND- wrist wa,cn, win 1974 VW-- Good condition, radio,a/c p/s, p/b vinyl top, 12 X15, $300. Sofa, $25. Call return to owner upon proper good tires, new brakes. 609. FORD’71 LTD-- dean in and after 3 p.m. 201-528-1079. includes labeled worktable by TWOMALE - Retriever pups, snowtires and wheels, 38,000 VIOLIN-- Excellent con- Samuel Gardiner, cherry & WELSH-CORGI-- Pembroke, description. 609.924-3980. 443-1659. miles.$2600. 609-921.2644. . out, V8automatic. Mustsee. AKC,pups- I male,2 female.7 weeks old, mother ARC Best o~fer. 609-771-9206after dillon, $125. Call 609-466-0280.pine corner cupboards, tall Golden Retriever, weaned.$7 IF YOU WANT TO SEE case & other clocks tambour Allshots. 201.469-4180. LOST- eye glasses with black 5pro. SUCCESS,go see the new "On each. 609-466-2168. ALFAROMEO ’7-4 Spyder - 1970 BUICK ~ Custom Consignment,"in less than 1 & slant desks peri~ bureaus, CRO~ All --- case. Sat. Mar19, in or around Skylark,air, disc brakes, orig. "A" CLARINET-- Selmer various tables &stands, many Eric’s playhouse theater or 22,000miles, 5-speed,like new, owner,V8, goodcondition. month since reopening, item #3742, exe. w/double case. ref. pine pcs. purposesaddle, 17", very good rdARE 13.3 hands - reg. am/fmstereo, mags, $4895. ’64 TRIUMPHTR4 -- New number 1400 has been condition, $200.Please ca1[600- Connemara. Excellent along Witherspoon & Nassau Call after 6 p.m., 201-359-7374.$1,100or bestoffer. 609-586- $200. Also Bbclarinet &Bundy St., Princeton. 609-024-9249. 3947. motor, tires, dashboard & received, processed and oboe. Eves. & wknds.201-782- PAINTINGS: By Snell, 924-7934._.._=.._._ __ pleasure pony for womanor cony. top, Bodyneeds work. probably sold The turnover 8948. child. 609-799-0883. $25. 609-587-2398after 6pro. too is terrific, in fact so good Renninger Child, Hargens, FOUND- wrist watch, on 1907 PONTIACBONNEVILLE Ha ter & Others. LABRADORRETRIEVERS - ’67 VALIANT-- 2 door, 6 cyl. that the 1400isn’t evenclose to FRENCH CLARINET -- AKC,9 weeks, black, shots, William St., Princeton, Fri, convertible, bucket seats, what we need. If you’ve got EXCELLENT CONDITION. wormed, home raised. 215. FAIvIILY DOG . part Mar.18. 609-024-9248. loaded, newtrans., tires and auto, new tires and battery, JEWELRY: Valuable die hard battery. Call after sound in body and operation. CHEVELLE’67 -- rebuilt 350 - one or one hundred extra 609-452-9330 days, 799-3417 diamondsfrom Estates. 725-5402. retriever free to good home. -- .... pieces of furniture, we can eves. Ca 609-921-7633after 8pro. LOST-- Siamese cat. Lost 5:30pro,609-882-7883. $600. After 3:30, 201-359.4419. V8,new paint, trans., clutch, take them right nowand start Valley area, Manville. Family Hurst 4 spd. Corvette type 0RIENTALIA: Quantity of scoop.609-921-6953. paying you cash almost im- ALTEC LANSING -- dual per. Reward.201-520-8273. 1975 FIAT 124 Spydar con- ¢ Rose Medallion, 25 oriental OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG DOGS 1970 DODGECHALLENGER mediately. Give us a call and impedence microphone $15. rugs & carpets, Peking glass. - lO rues. old, female, AKC, vertible -- with additional start bringingit over. 609-924- Chrome plated Gibson --good cond. auto, trans, new 1964 CORVAIRMonza con- spayed,all shots, free to good Obedience& problem training radials, $1000. Call weekdays hardtop. 8,000 miles, excellent vertible -- newpaint, rugs, 1989, 4 ChambersSt, Prin- humbuckingpick-up $20. Dan PLUS:Collection of B. & G. home.609-799-0907 after 7 pro. inyour homeor mykennel. condition, $5950.609.466-3650 ceton. Armstrong blue dipper fuzz Auto :)uppues after 5pro, 600-989.9463. after 6pro or on weekends, new top, runs great. Collec- Xmasplates between 1899 & tor’s item. Call 609483-1680 3 P~ _ $10. All in goodcondition. 609- 1071, s11ver, lighting, glass, DANIELJ. MULLEN 924-3033. china, stoneware & complete Forfreeconsultallon before 6pmor 215-295-1075 carved mission style, solid I HORSE LOVER wanted. TIRES FOR SALE -- 2-HR 1971 PLYMOUTH-FURYI - 1070 MONTECARLO -- gray. after 6pm. oak. Lg. Buffet, closed china range of collectib’les. A MUST 609-443-6978 78x15, 2-G 70x15, I-OR70x15. excellent condition, PS, auto, 4,000miles, air, am/fro, $4800. closet & server. Will accept VIOLA - German made ex- SALEfor collector & dealer Youngadult to share expenses Over 30 years in this area. Cheap.609-448-0032. r/h, $900. 009448-2180. Call 009-921-1118. best offer. 009-682-6349after eel eat student instrument, alike. on Tenn. Walker. Your share PINTO1974 -- 4-speed vinyl 6pro. $495.609-799-1949. $25- $30a month.201-297-0048. sunroof, sport wheels, new -: INSPECTThurs., April 14th, 3 Feedsand Grains CUSTOM CAR STEREO - ’73 CHRYSLER STATION 1974VW 412 - 4-door,6 radials, radials, radio, A-1cond. $1760. BUILDER’S CLOSEOUT: I to 8 P.M. Absentee bids ac- forallanimaisat Custominstallation for any WAGON -p/s, p/b, a/c, excellent condition 609-448-7066. Black-Decker rotary drill CLASSIC GUITAR - Also cepled at inspection. Catalog POODLE- Miniature. to give BOSEDALE MILLS andall make vehicles. Let me am/fm stereotape, power throughout, automatic. $2300 chipping hammer $85.; 1 snare drumwith stand. Bothin by mail $2.50 or free brochure. away - 8 months old. House 274AlexanderSt. designa system for your car, seats,windows & doorlocks, or best offer. 609-599-9447. Boush chipping hammer$45.; excel, cued. Reasonable. Call BrownBros. do not deal or broken. Must have GOOD Princeton yourneeds, & budgetI will cruisecontrol, roofrack and MOB1975 1-3’ pipecutter - cutsup to 4 in. 291-874-6581, ownstock. TERMS:Cash. HOME.Homestead Rd. Call 5- 609-924-0104 arrangeeverything from more.Exc. cond. $2275. 609- $29.; 1 Plumber’slead melting 7 p.m. 201-359-5944. buyingthe system to delivery924-2487before 8 p.m. Original owner, 11 000 ofthe finished car. Call 609- furnace and tank $75.; 1 Home- BROWNBROS., Auctioneers 1971 VWSUPERBUG - autd, miles. A-1 conditon. lite, 3500Kw. generator $298.; VOXJAGUAR -- Portable rebuilt engine, sunroof 5 AM/FMstereo, Best ’’ electronic lead and keyboard Buckingham,Pa. 18912 COCKERSPANIEL -- AKC HIDEWAYFARM offersthe 921-6813. ’71 CHEVROLETIMPALA - 2 radials yellow rear de-~og 1- St& Black-Decker worm 215:/94-763o reg.6 meold, will sacrifice $75 linestfacilities for the care & FOREIGNCAR PARTS- offer. 201-828-7080 drive skill saw$85.; 10 Nail-on organ with base notes This orbest offer. 609-299-3571. boardingof yourhorse, with Wholesale to thepublic on dr.,air, P/S, auto, disc brakes, low mileage, all original. anytime. scaffold brackets $5. ca.; 10 organ is in A-1 condition; A FAMILYTRADITION 53,000mis..$850. 201-722-5555 or $1350. Excellent throughout, rarely used. Will sacrifice with thelargest area indoor ring & brandnames. Open 7 daysa 729-5730. 609-882-5102. roof brackets $2. ca.; 7 SINCE1915. PUREBRED SEAL POINT lounge.Only a shortscenic week. 201-526-3577. railroad jacks $I0 ca. 1- 15 lb. all accessories for .$350. Call Siamesekittens, $35, female. drive. Mostreasonable rates. DATSUN’72 -- PL 510 wagon . fire extinguisher $15.; 1 deep 009-9214078after 8 p.m, Instruction, beginner, hunt -- auto, a/c, roof rack, 66,000 COINAUCTION Eves. 009-452-2996. ’74 FORD COUNTRYSQUIRE ’68 VWSEDAN ¯ automatic, well water pump- needs worx seat and western. Lindbergh U-D0-IT-- Fix your owncar. good condition. Reasonable. well maintainedmiles, $1500. $18.; 1 Warren-Knight Rd., Hopew~I. 609.466-3426. Lifts and teals a,/all. Coin -- a/c,rear defroster, etc. 609..448-8498after 0pro. builder’s level & tripod - like HOHNER ACCORDION-- This Sunday evening April 8, BLANKETS REPAIRED -- carwash. Ferrette’s,E. State, Eves201-8204838. Call 609-737-1210. new $275.; 1 Sears builder’s white marbleized 96 bass. 7:15pm, Holiday Inn, Rte 1, blades sharpened. TAIL- level &tripod $75.; I Bozooka Excelleateandition, withcase, Princeton. Coin inspection GATETACK SHOP in Owen’s PUPSWANTED in litterlots Trenton, 609-586-5400. ’65 VWBus -- new heater, new 1969 FORD STATIONWAGONBELAIR’68 -- 6.cyl, 55,000 plumb bob $50. I Millwright $500.809-921-8273. 0:30pm,over 300 coins. Barn, 79 MainSt. Kingston, NJ for resale aspets. 609452-8903 battery, recent tune-up, $290. -- good condition, a/c, radio, miles,p/s, $,.’.’~0. 609-737-{)086 Thurs-Fri-8:30-9, Sa[ 10-5. precision level $25.; 4 Antique before12 noon. TOOLATE TO Call 609-799-0214, $800.609-921-3854. Carl. spoke woodencar rims $18.i GIB~ firm. 18-2 ft. X 30 ft. corregated CANCELLATION SHIH TZU-AKC,Champ sired PUGS-- Beautiful specimens, CLASSIFY 1973 CHEVYMontecarlo ’09 SATELITE-- P/S, air 2-dr. 1970 ~Ute, metal deck pieces $100.; other Fender Jazz bass, $200 firm. for show & easy care coats. excellentbreeding, shots and DEADLINE Landau- Like new,all options, 64,000mi, extra snow& ~heel, p/s, a/c, available im- Excellent condition with DEADLINE Exeaplional values at $150. wormed,7 weeks old. 609-298- 318CID.Asking $750 or best mediately. $500. 609-448-8454 items available. Call 201-329- cases.Call Brian 609-9244794. NOON TUESDAY 46,000miles, $2050.6G9.448- 2225. $ P,M. MONDAY 201-7824575.Ftemingtan. 0590. 8311. offer. 609.443-3060. after 7pm, THE PRINCETONPACKET "Seven For Central Jersey" ~¢tlLLSBOROUGH BEACON. "l~,law~,nre,l e~gBr De Manville News THECEYFR~L POST WlNDSOR-HIGHTSHEI~ILD Class tried . duer fis ing The Frankllfi NEWS’RECORD Timrsday,March 3 l, 1977 9-B Buslness Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Motorcycles Boats Instruction Financial Services Services 1971 CUSTOMVW ~/fm 1976 CUTLASS BROUGHAM’75PONTIAC -- 4 doorwagon. SAILBOAT-- fiberglass TEACHERIorGuitar & Violin Clean with low mileage, p/s, 1971 DODGE COLT-- low, HONDA’71 -- 176CL, street The Princeton Packet" TAX ACCOUNTANT -- stereo 8-track, rebuilt engine,. -- V8/autot full power,air, mileage,new tires, $990. 201- model, newheadlights, helmet LarsonM-16, nylon sails,cock- -- beginners, intermediates & has some Federal and state returns ’ weed grained dush, ma~.exc, am/fro, electric windows, p/b. power windows,air eond 359-4219after 4pro. & sissy bar w/seat. Asking pit cover, trailer included, advanced¯ Graduate with BA Press Time Available prepared in your home by tires other extras. $1200. cruise. Manyother options. automat c door locks. $3650. $250. call TomFish, 609-924- $950.609-921.8560 ext. 378days. in Music Ed from Berklee WebOffset Press experienced professional Excel eat throughout.609-882- Absolutelyflawless condition. Call 609.488-1700, ext. 5621 443-3445eves. College of Music Boston. between8:30..4:30. ’71VW BUS-- exc. cond. new 3476. accountant. Call201-846-3731, el02. 16 0OO miles. Financial paint,shocks, clutch, carpet. Specializing in Rock & Jazz Let us print your newspaperor situation requires quick sale. guitar &classical Violin. Also in-house organ. Cameraready Am/Fro,engine completely 1975 SUZUKI500 -- set up for CATALINA22 -- fg sloop, teach composition, theory & Furniture 1974 AUDIFOX -- 2 dr, white, $5400.Call 2ot-874-3260. 1673 PONTIACGRAND PRIX overhauled. $1500firm. 600- mechanicals or negatives sunroof, ale am/fro stereo, -- aulo. ,tans, am/frostereo 6 touring, exc. cend., best offer roller furling jiffy reefing, arranging¯ Professional required. Weprint regular OLDS’69 Delta 88 - a/e, p/s, t 737-3043after 6pro. over $1,000. 609-448-5673after bow pulpit 6 hp outboard, playing experience. Will play excel tend, low m. 609-443- p/b, 7 radial tires, clean tend. track p/s p/b a/c, ,tit standard pages or tabloids. Restoration 6157. steering whee] power win- 6pro. much, mu~hmore. 609-667- for all affairs. Reasonable Mustsell, $600. Call 609-882- 9676. rates. 609-443.5163. , 8825. tows, real clean. After 6pm, ’l’ltl UMPHSPITFIRE ’72 -- 4- Your paper can be printed on CHAIRS-CANED-RUSHED- 609-536-1270. reglued, tightened. Furniture 1966 CAMARO -- CON- speed, am-fm~new top 35,000 SEARSOUTBOARD -- 4=/~hp, regular 3O#ocwspr,nt or 5O# 1973 FORD LTD BRHM-- VERTIBLE,6 cyl, auto, very mi. $1500or , 609-921-4967or 1973 YAMAHA-- trail bike 2 yrs.old. Exc. condition, few JAZZ PIANO from pianist . white offset stock. Thereis a refinished. Years experience. 443-3715. 175. Extra clean exe. eond, hrs.,with remote tank. $100. composer. Learn to playwhat nominal extra charge for a Free pick-upand delivery. 609. power pack a/c tinted glass, good condition. 009-448-3676 1972 VEGAWAGON - Custom excellent condition. Best offer $1160. 2,000 orig. mi. $450. firm. Call firm.201-239-0393, you hear and feel. Call. second spot color, ff you so 886-0057. over $2100.609-448-3720 after 7 interior, luggagerack, radio. bet. 6 & 1Opro, 609-365.1154. anytime.609-448-5533. desire. 1973 MONTECARLO -- Exe. Runs but needs some engine EXPANDING:DIP ’N STRIP work.$400/0r best offer. 1;all ’68 SAABStation wagon-- 4- 14’ FG SAILBOAT-- Main and cond., 71,000mi. $5,000or best ~J-799.9218eves. or weo.~ends.speed, 3Ompg,excel., transp, jib, centerboard, tilt trailer. Our capacity for your needs is -- is nowa complete service 1974 VWSUPER BEETLE-- offer. 201.549-9392after 6pro. 73 KAWASAKI500 -- under Excellentcondition. $1100.889- 24 pages standard and 46 ¯ center for anythmgmade of $500or best offer. 609-443-3745 TUTORING pages for your tabloids. 201-344-7700ext 2088weekdays. after 5pm. 10,000miles. Mustsell. 600-395- 799-9357. READING ENGLISH woodor metal that voo have in Askfor Ed. POitSCt[E1964 - 356Ccoupe, 0710 after 4pm. STUI)Y SKILLS your home,found ir~ your attic, 1973 AUDIFOX -- garaged, rebuilt engine, front end, IIISTOItY FILENCII Call Mr.Hutchinson or Mr. banish, at Ihe flea markets& sunroof, 4 spd. 53,000 miles, ’74 CHEVYMALIBU Classic, Burke at (609) 924-3244for ’70CHEVELLE MALIBU--2 starter etc. etc. new pat, V6, 2 dr, a/c, am/fro stereo 1975 YAMAHA175 Enduro -- Adalts & Children auetmns.We do handstripping dr, air, auto trans, p/s, 8 cyl. am/fro Pioneer stereo casette, Excellentcondition. $550. Call SAILBOAT-- Catalina 22, FG TIIEI,I.’AItNING particulars on your printing all types of repairing, highest offer over $1900.Going Classic. Asking$6K, 609-799- tape and more. Must see to sloop, Head, galley, many needs. $850.609-395-0761. 2124. appreciate. 609-466-2764. 6{19-452-1294after 5pro, extras. Trailer, surge brakes. FXCIIANGI.: refinishh~g, canin~ & rushing. overseas. 609-737-3000ext. 2170 157S. MainSt. Ilighlstnwn Try us. You wont be sorry. anytimebefore 5pro. 1974 MAZDARX3 - blue 4 spd. MINIBIKE-- Big Beer Super 201-359-3717or 369-3625. S(t9-.143-4113 *(We have won state DIP ’N STRIP, 49 Main St., 1969 VWSqusreback -- Radio, 1969CIIARGER -- 4 spd, 383 21,000 mi. condition exe. Scrambler.ft. suspension, 4hp national press awards for Kingston, N.J.609-924-5666. heater, newtrans, just tuned, headers,holley, am/fro, and Asking$1,975. Call 609-466- Techumsa, ducktail sea~, quality press work} OpenMan-Sat. 9-5. good running tend. Asking ’74 GOLDDUSTER - 6 cyl. much more $900. Needs 0090. jackshaft, good cond, needs ItRAKEIIUSINESS $850. Call eves. 609-799-0493. 29,000miles, p/s. a/c, rear def. pressureplate. 201-297-3410. tune-up-asking $125. Call 609- Instruction CtII,I,E(;I.; exc. cond. $2450.201-329-2415. 1971 DODGEROYAL Sport- 924.6402after 5. TERM PAPERS THESIS, 17 LivingstonAve. manuscrpts typed, $I a page. 1976 BLUEVW -- Combi-Van- ’70 Cb-U~.H~ sp. sman van -- auto. trans, p/s, 609-737-3946. Piano Tuning Original owner, brand new 1972 BMW2oO2-mech. exc. on floor. Mechanicallysound, V6, goodmechanical tend. 201- TIlE GREENOAKS NewBrunswick, N.J. condition, only 26,000 mi, needs minor body work, needs body work. Best offer. 874-3202. Trucks at Princeton CompleteSecretarial and $3600.609448-7174. Michelin’s, Blaupunkt. $3200. 201-297-1203. Languages AccountingCourses TYPING / SECRETARIAL PIANO TUNING & REPAIR 609.443-6291. French, English, Spanish, Day and Night Courses SERVICES-- Error-Free -- David Forman at 009443- ’71 BMW2002 - A/C, radials, 1975 CORVETTE-- fully ’66CHEVYPICK-UP,~/zton6 German English-Second Telcpbeoc:201-249-0347 AutomaticTyping - Mailings- 6966or 609-767-0432. BMW’74 2002Tii -- 4.speed, Language Reports- Manuscripts- fuel injected, am/fro stereo, OLDS.1971 - Delta 08 - 4 Dr.; AM/FM,good coed. Call 201- loaded,19,000 miles. CaN cyl. 3 speed. -70 motor.201-297- PIANO TUNING $4900. Call 201-329.8837after Tan w/brn Vinyl top; V-6 350 249-1765after .~ nm between9am-9pm, ask for 0648. Translations EXPERT Theses - Letters, Etc. 7pro. Dave,609-392-7707. Call 609-924-4538 MATII CassetteTranscription. Eng.; Air; Auto Trans.; P/S; ’66 CORVETTE FASTBACK 1971 DATSUNPick-up io.iPM 4:30-9PM DomestiC/InternationalTelexRegulating Repairing -- Excel.cond. Serious TUTOR ROBERTII. IIALLIEZ P/B; A.M. F.M. Stereo; excellent engine and body. LicensedMath Teacher. 201- Service.Office: 60 N, Main St. FIAT SPIDE:H1974 -- blue 54,000 mi.; Very good con- inquirers only. Asking$5000. 1676AUDI FOX - 4 spd.a/c $1500plus or minus$150 with (Ovv. PostOfficel. Cranburv. Registered convert, am/fro stereo, tape dillon; asking $1,550.00. Call After 5 p.m. 201-369.4280. stereoAlloy wheels and more. or without am/fro Blaupunkt MATH TUTOR-- Colleceor 329-4523. Call Mary Gunther 609-656- MemberPiano Technicians deck, 16,800miles, good cond. 609-655-2386after 5:30 or 655- 201-621-9649days, 821-7624 radio. 009-466-2658eves. highschool level math, N.J. 0551. Guild, inc. $3000.609-924-2360. 1953. eves. certified,experienced math PIANO LESSONS from 61)9-92]-7242 EDSEL1959 - gd. running teacher. 009-452-t164. pianist-composer. All levels. ’67 FORD GALAXY500 - tend., very little hedy work, 1975FIAT 128 -- sport, 4 spd Call anytime.609-448-5533. CARPETINSTALLER -- will 1975 VW--ext. tend. garaged, Hardtop, auto, reasonable. $1,s00. Call bet. 4:30 & 6:30 fro,radials, only 15,000 miles. 1975 VWVAN -- in A-1 con- sell carpet~ do installations & 12 000 miles 1 owner, rimmed Call anytime. 201-725-3759. eves. 609-896-0691. Exc.cond. $2,200. 609.466-0599 dition. New engine, new repairs, Licensed & bonded. HomeRepairs snowtres, I~argain $2195.201- or737-0474. brakes,$2600, 609-924-2214, BATON TWIRLING PIANO LESSONS -- from fa)9-448.8888or 443-6511. eves.609.924-0961. 359.8979. LESSONS- Somerset area, $2 concert pianist, recently TYPING DONE IN PR[N- 1974 PLYMOUTHDuster -- 1970 VW- Newly rebuilt JAGUAR LAND ROVER -- perhr.,callRobin Harris, 201- Professor at MoscowCon- (’ETON AREA-- by an ex- CERAMICTiLE engine, new battery good Authorizeddealer. T & T 246-3242after 3 p.m. servatory. Now accepting Balhrooms-Kitchens Automatic power steering Motors,210 Woodbridge Ave. 1975 FORD CUSTOMVAN perienced secretary working Foyers- Pat as- etc 1973 VW412 -- metallic blue, 25,000 mes, $2400. Ca 609- 1ires. Clean, reliable (ran- students, all levels, beginners from home. All work com- am/fro radio. 609-993-6278 spur[aLien.$1200. 609-882-8353 High and Park, N.J.201-572- finished interior. $4200or best & New " construction & 452-1294after 5pro. offer. Mustsell 201-329-6497. QUALIFIEDPORTUGUESE advanced. 609-466-2587. pleted on Selectric if after 6:30 pm. after (ipm. 2577. -- teacher private lessons, $6 typewriter. Also error free remodeling. Quality work. per esson. Call anytime, 609- SCUBADIVING -- Call for typing done on Mag. CARDIf manship with over 20 yrs. ’7;1CtUgILLAC- Sedan deVllle, 1974 VW’SUPERBEETLE -- 1973 FORD F2~0 -,~ wheel 924-6033. course nearest you. Scuba machine.Call 609-921-3396. experience in central Jersey 1973 HONDACIVIC -- 42,500 1974 FORDLTD - 4 dr. sedan, hdl prover, steel radials, very drive,with snow plow & CB. area. Free estimates. miles, orange, clean, sharp copper colored, exc. cond. good condition. Must sell 42 000miles, very good con- Asking$3,700. 201-359-5375. BARMAIDS sales, rentals, air, service, TYPIST- on permanent or Walter Ayers 201-462-7915 car, $1600.Call after 7pro, 609. Leaving country must sell diton. Snow tires, $1900 or best BARTENDERS trips¯ PRINCHTONAQUA part time bas,s at home. !,~mediately. $2950firm. Call offer.609-466-0604. 448.0617, $3750.609-924-4771 or 924.4991201-359-1524after 5. ALWAYSIN DEMAND SPORTS,306 Alexander St., Manuseripts, theses, resumes, FOR SALE - ’65 Chevy Van EARN BIG MONEY Princeton.609-924-4240. etc. Plainsboro. 609-799-9115. MASONCONTILACT(]R Truck.Can609-924.0125. Get ready for the shore this ’65 CORVAIR -- 4 dr, ’70 CtlEVY Impala - Needs 1973 FORDLTD - Country summer. Free placement TIlE GUITARSTUDIO -- TYPIST-- IBMSelectric If, Fireplaces stone, brickwork, economical,runs well, $200. enginework. $400 or best offer. Squire stationwagon, good Motorcycles assistance. 201-738-7373, 629 Nassau St. nlfers classes 2~ letters, reports, manuscripts, steps, patios, concrete, 009-924-7484eves. 609-443-3323after 4 pro. condition, luxury interior AmbeyAve., Edison, NJ. addressing, etc. Princeton waterproofing,etc. steel belted radials heavy ’75 FORDF250 - Super cab private instruction in the Truck - after 3 p.m. 609-448- Classical Guitar. 6fi9.924-5790. Jet., 609-799.0574. VOLVO1970 P1800E-- mint duty shocks and springs & WM.FISIIEIL IIUII.DERS 1970 CADILLAC- all power, hitch for trailer. 55,000miles ’72HONDA 500 - 4..cyl.$1000 2985, with or without full YOGAexperienced teacher. IN(’. condition, mustsell. 215-295- $1290.609-799-2855. gold.609-395-1215. camperself-contained. Find relaxat on & nner calm S09-799-3818 7700. $2000. Ca eves.201-359-6994. while you achieve physical QUALIFIED ARABIC Financial fitness. Call 201-329-4523. TEACHER-- private lessons. REPAI~R-’P~,R’i"S12- for all 1974 & 1973 VEGAS-- 2 for 1, 750 SUZUKI1973 -- water FORDPICKUP -- 1969 -.3/4 $6 a lesson. Call Tuesdaythru Services major appliances. Vacuum 75 FIAT124 -- Spider, cony., 1974 SAAB99LE - /,’act. air. 1974 GT Hatchback, auto. cooledw. sissybar & cover,55 ton. body& engine in excellent Thursday, 9am-2pm.609-443- dk. blue, am]fm stereo, am/fro stereo all extras. Good cleaner bags. belts &repairs. irons, radio, radial tires, mpg owned by Suzuki condition. $1340.609-799-8238. 3471. TELETAX- for your con- Bunco Appliance Farts 255 Miche’linradials, 2.%000mi., condition, oewradio s. 261-921- 59,000 miles 1973 VEGA mechanic.600-7~.8561 after 6 FRENCH COOKING _ venience, we prepare tax 609-921-8372after 9pro. 8084. Asking$2495. pm. lessons. Newsession begins No. Main St., Manvie. 201- stationwagon,good for parts JEEP-- 1973 CJ5 4x4, 6 eyl. 3 April 20. Marcie Citron, 609- returns over the phoneor by 722-2922. rebuiltengine, 4 spd. trans. spd with locking hubs. Roll PIANO LESSONS -- my appointment only. Robert ...... ’69 BUICKRIVIERA -- orig¯ P,oth for $1400. Call during the 883-7882. home, limited Sat. openings, 1976 CUTLAS SUPREME- bar, padded dash & more. Rothstein, 201-297-2711. G & R BUILDERS-- Genera} owner 65 000mi. p/s p/b a/c, day, 609-924-1652,leave 1976 YZ HONDA GB360T-- 43,000 miles, never used for rensonab~e-beginnersandup. vinyl top, bucket seats, new Exc. condition, low mileage, message.Eves. 609466-0685. blue, 2,500 mi. showroom HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS! 609-799-0616. EX~D-T-’a-x--x con- contractors. Additions & ps/pb, auto A/C, am/fro wlth plowing. Goodconditien, $.%00 sultan, prepare federal/state alterations. Brickwork & radiator, new tires, new rear speaker, steel belted coed., best offer. 201-207-3576with newtop. 609-799-8298after Starting to think about ...... exhaust sys. Best offer. 609. after 6:3Opm. colle~[e.9 Nowis the time to ask POTTERYCLASSES -- small tax returns at your fireplaces, patios, aluminum radials landau roof, 350 V8, 1970FORD GALAXY -- 65 000 6pro. siding. Free estimates. 609- 446-2329. velour int. 60.40 seat. Askng questtons. Maybean expert group, individualized in- home/mine.609-448-6096. milesexcellent running, $650. and fully eertdied counselor struction in hand building, & 799-0755,799-1779. $3,850.609-443-1322 after 6 p.m. Ca609-737-9313. ’75 HONDA-- CB 360T2,400 ROBSAN& CO. ANTIQUECHEVROLET 1935 Recreational can start you off in the right whce/ throwing. Emphasis on PUBIACACCOUNTANTS ...... -- standard sedan. Asking mi.with helmet. $830. firm. direction. 609-443-6521After process, glazing & firing. 609- . CARPENTER’S WORK -- ’75CORDOBA -- p/s, p/b, a/c, 009-737-9142. ,$8000.Far details call 609-882- 1973CAPRI, 2000V6 4 spd. Vehicles 6P.M. 443"1-89~8...... Federal & State business and Small jobs at reasonable 1646,if no answercall 888-0313. am/fro stereo, 21,000 miles. prices¯ Call after 5 p.m., 201- radio, stereo 6 irk, a/c, steel 609-839-2249between 9am-4pm. HONDAMinibike -- 1974-60cc. 1966 AIRSTREAM - Self- GURDJIEFI"UUS’I’E:NSKY individual tax returns belted radials, mint cond. CENTER -- now accepting Pko+o-ranhvprepared. Commutertaxes. 359-2090er 600.8~5-I079. $1350.201-874-6527. excellent cond. Asking$200. contained,21" very good cond. MGB’75, 24,000miles, stereo Call (201) 369-4217. 609.446-2388after 4:30. students.215-565-6695. am/fmcassette, luggagerack, VEGAGT 1973 -- in perfect 609-890-0318 ...AL CARPENTRY and condition. Auto, air, radials PROFESSIONAL -- 201-762.8914 formicaand panelwork. No Tonneaucover, $9800. Before VOLVO wagon 1970 -- air HONDACTg0 1971 -- 8-speed, DISCOUNTEDRV SUPPLIES PIANO LESSONS -- your NATURAL COLOR- wed- 5pro 609.292-3259,afler 6pro, new brakes & exhaust. Ben[ - hitches and stalls. Electric home, by experienceddings, Bar Mitzvahs,proms, jobtoo big, no job too small. auto, 80,000 m es, excellent offer. 600.452-3665~ excel, cond. Great for 609-896-2028. 215-547-7973. cond, $1800.609-737-3729. street/road.100mpg. $250. 609- brake control, caps, van & Europeantrained Juilliard specialty. Serving_Central Tax ReturnsPrepared 259-9262after 6pro. pickup Conversion units. graduate.Beginners thru Jersey7 years.Remarque Fed.NJ-NYC-NY State. MARKIll LINCOLN- 1969 KAMPRITE, 261-297-1813. collegeentrance preparation. Studios, 609-448-7938. io the privacy of your borne. Classic, loaded, full power, ’70 CHEVYIMPALA -- 2 dr LOVING CARE-- for your ’74 CADDY-- sedan deVille. 58,000 miles, 8 cyls. auto, Theory,ear training, summer Fed & NJ $30 & up home including kitchen and Asking$4800. 201-297-~13. very good tend. must sell, ’75 STARCRAFT-- pop-up lessons.609-921-1586. Fed&NJ-NY$40&up bathroom remodeling ’$1850 or best offer¯ Call Hal irons, p/s, p/b, new brakes, 1975 HONDA CB 500T -- Business very good cond. 201-359-8444. Galaxy, sleeps 6, stove, ice- VincentParker, Highlslown ceramic, slate, quarry, vinyl eves¯ 609-448-4191or 609-443- garagekept top condition, low box, heater, privacy curtains, 609-443-3483 and V/A tile; roofing; ’74 CHEVYSPORT VAN-- 4694. mileage, extras. $t,200. 609- PIANO LESSONS -- ex- Services GIO.Long body. 350-V6.Auto 446-7737after 7 pm port-a-potty, awning, exc. periencedpiano teacher with aluminum gutters, leaders 1966 FORDFAIRLANE 500 -- cond., $2,195.609.921-2303. MAin music from Columbia ARE YOUCONFUSED b~ the and storms; interior and trans. (I yrold), pb(newl,ps, TYPING -- all kinds: Income Tax GOB- exterior painting; brick new(frond tires, newbattery, ’76DATSUN~ 280Z, 4-speed, 6cyl. auto. trans, new battery, U. nowaccepting students all w’hiteintemor, 3500 mi., good tires, $150. 201-674-3262. levels.Call 600-095-9241. Manuscripts,letters, etc. BLEDYGOOK?Let me help veneer; sheet rocking; am radio, high mileage but chromewire mags.Asking 1975 HONDACB360T -- 2000 TRAVEL TRAILER - 16’, Reasonablerates, prompt you. Call E.K. Shane 201-2~7- wallpapering and paneling; good condition. $3500or best $6,300. 201-359-7374 left. 6 pro). 1971~side service.609-924-2627. 6733 or write to Box 0011, stucco and block tile ceilings; offer¯ Call 609-446-5466. miles blue, excellent con- refrig, heater, toilet, brakes, pipes,wide oval radials, A/C, d Lion. 609-921-7151 after canopy, extras. Topcondition. Kendall Park, 08824. all types of homerepairs. BUYINGA NEWCAR? -- Let ps/pb,Asking $2,500. 509.443- 5:3Opm.$500. 609-882-9523. EXPERT INCOME TAX 1974 FIAT 126 sports -- KUNDALINI PETEItSON CONTRACTING Blaupaunkt am/fro stereo, a new car broker show an easy :1753. __ DELIVERY PREPARATION - Full wayto buy-- and save -- on1972 MGB -- verylow mileage, YOGA knowledge new tax law. 201-359-27I,I new brakes recent tune-up, HONDA125ec motorcycle. DUTCHDRAFT--- 26 ft. Sleeps MESSENGER SERVICE Federal,N.J. & N.Y.At your manuas, exee. tend. 609-799. yournext new ear. Free in- Call {~9-924-6500 or 799.0236 Only 1800miles. Asking$420. 6, self-cen~ined, 609-448-4988(~ formation.Call 609-924-6531. convenienceinprivacy, ofyour 9218. eves. Call 609.452.4885. after 5 pm Dailyto and from New Jersey home or my off,co. At PLUMBL[NG-L[c.#4621. Need 1975 FORDMAVERICK -- 6 NewYork, etc. Sapoinick.CaUfor appt. 6~9- a plumber, free estimates-all ’65 CH~VY BE:LAIR --" 1970 VW CAMPER- radial SPECIAL BEGINNERS types of plumbing¯Call Mike .c~l. auto, radio, 23,000mi., statiouwagoo, runs good, first ’71 T-BIRD- fully equipped 1974TRIUMPH TRIDENT -- 3 ¯ 6 WEEK COURSES h,sured1976 Van. 443-0168. liixe new.$2,500 firm. 600-771- excellent mechanical eon- .tires, new hattery, new Commercialplates anytime day or night. Phone $106takes it. 609.465-2708. cyl.,750cc, 2.500 orig.miles, electrical system, newly 609-586-0266. 0116 after 6pm,_.~__._____ dillon $1300or best offer. Call mint cond., $1,900. 600-799- Monday& Tuesdays TAX RETURNSReasonably 1111.Ask for Davein shipping.’ painted, exc. cond. Asking 609-443-5266evenings pr!ced. My E. W. Office or CARPENTRY REPAIRS - & 1973 VOLVOSTATION- ¯ morn rigs or eves, 609-921-8848. $2200.201-828-3615. starting April4 & 5 1970 FIAT 850 SPIDER -- WAGON-- ext. mechanical 7-g:30p.m. your homeevenings. 609-448. alterations.Painting tile 2816 N. Mayberg,Acct. work. freeest mates. ~0-488- Specialedition hardto..0, 65,000 condition, 609-9~0-o505or 771- miles, $800or best otter. 201- 1389. 1965CIIEVY MALIBU -- 6 cyl. 1976 HARLEYSPORTSTER - PHELAN’S MOTOR HOME CALL 3HO FOUNDATION WAREIIOUSINGSERVICES {~20. 369.4225. auto,62,000 miles, 4 dr., good blue,electric start, 2,000 RENTALLuxury travel at low 609-799-6238 by LEADING COMPANY ’70 FORD GALAXIE, P/S, miles.$2900. 609-924-6554 weekly rates. Free travel MAASCON( Management’ CARPENTRY,REPAIRS and rubber,exc. cond. $475. Call PACKAGING,SHIPPING, small alterations. Call 201-956- P/B,A/C. High mileage. Good Kcvin609.896-9654. evenings. information. Glasstite camper STORAGE Analysis &AceountingService ’63 VWBUG -- ’70 rebuilt condition.Call (2011329-2672. capsale for all pick-uptrucks. AKHALDANIf --is a schoolin Consultants)is in its 6th year 7571 after 6:30 p.m. engine, ext. running; newtie 1970" ~ ~RT - "silver, 609-586-2669. work-on-one’sself, knownas Wrile: of bush,ass. Thesuccess is the rods, kingpins; needs body FOREIGN CAR SERVICE ’73 SUPERBEETLE - auto the Fourth Way.Utilizing the direct result of the personal SEAMLESS ALUMINUM YOU CAN TRUST tooringtank,exc.cued., 14,000 work& paint. $250 firm. 609. $2,OOO.f rm. 600-397.1604after mi.Asking $2,300. 609.eo39-2472 workof such researchers as G. WarehouseInformation care given to your tax return GUTTERS-- Victor Diamond, 799-3332. 7 :’.10p.m. Gurdjieff, P.D. Ouspensky,W. P.O. Box 451 whenit is completed, in your R.R. 2, Box 219, Bridgepoint We specializein JaguarMG, Mon-Fri,bet 8 &4:30. MOTORHOME RENTAL - Reieh, J. Krishnnmurtl, M. Self contained,air sleeps8. llightstown, NJ08520 homewhere all your records Rd., Belle Mead,N.J, 08502. 1665 PONTIACCATELINA -- Triumph,BMW, Alfa Romeo & Nieoll, J.G. Bennett, and are. If you think that you will 201-359.3641night. otherflne imported makes and 1959VW -- fair condition.$125. 1975 KAWASAKIZ-l. fastest $250weekly, or $50daily plus others, and applying it in a good condition, auto. trans. we guaranteeour work. From 609-921-2507. production900ec moto~yele, 10 cents/mile. 201-356-1380. qualify far itemizing you may p/s, 4 good tires, a/e, recent equipped with front duel disc unique way in group and wantto call 609-883-8288during tuneup. Asking$300. Call after a tnneupto a completeJaguar individual setting. Serious TYPINGIN MYHOME -- the day. In the evening you CARPENTRY -- home rebuildyou are in good hands brakes ano racing tires less remodeling & additions. New 6pm,600.443-M75. than 5000miles, $1950.6~9-924- inquiries only. 609.443-1896. quali:y work, fast service maycall 396-1371or 737-1150.If with 1973OLDS REGENCY - 4 dr. ’73 VW CAMPER-- Good reasonablerates. Call 609-737- you have a small corporation and old work. Gerald immaculate, 60.40 seat, pwr. 1832 days, leave message,466- PRI~ano, 3043 after 6pro. Winarski,609-565-7496. 1975~ville 0685eves. cond.,rebuilt engine, new or any other small business -- Loaded.Black w/white SPORTS& SPECIALISTS seats, windows,doors, etc. tiresam/fro radio, sleeps 2 guitar (Adult beginners entity,you may want to call leatherinterior, 13,000 miles. CALLSINC. 59,000m}. $2,950. 609-737-1409 adults,2 children. 201-~9.2361. totermediates), & composition ..... MAASCONthis year. Roland 201-545-1657. ¯ 64 AItCTICPKWY . ;liter 6:30 &Sat. am. HONDASL123 ¯ Exeellenr. taught by recent graduate TYPING-- letters, theses, HUTCHTHE HANDYMAN-- Condition. Recentoverhaul & Van Dommelen, Public Ac- Trenton, NJ. 1975 ~ in- M.A.Music ’lheory. Call Nick resumes, term vapors, countant. Homerepairs and alterations. 669-695-Z060 tuneup.609..448-1934. 609-256.9107. dissertations, cassette tran- Quality work,reasonable ’73 CAPRI-- V6, 4-speed, We are known by the jectinn auto A/C, am/fro 1972LARK - Pop-up,hard top scription, addressing & rates. Call after 6pro, 609-466- sunroof,am/fro, perfect bpdy, customers we keep. stereo, 33,000mi., exc. cond. camper,Sleeps 4. Stove,si~, mailing. Copies made while 3017. mechanicallyexcellent, 28,000 53.650.201-359-7475. YAMAHA-- Herr Brothers -- icebox. Excel, Cond, $875. 201. LEARN A LANGUAGE w/the you Wait. PROFESSIONAL INCOMETAX Preparation- miles,extra mounteu snows, 723-9017. PrincetonLanguage Group. 25 TYPINGSERVICE Warren NY & N J, STATE & ’75 TOYOTACELICA, 4 sp. Motorcycle Sales - Service - dependableand fun sporty 1967 BUICKLaSabre - Ex- Parts. 1606 N. Olden Ave., languages,all native teachers. Plaza West, East Windsor, FEDERAL. Your home or CARPENTRY -- Expert ’ ’ ear. Asking$2650. 609-799-1823. AM/FMexc. cond., 29,000 mi., Trenton. 609-393-7550. 609-924-9335,921-2540. mine. 609.446-9495. craftsmanship with darkgreen/tan inter. Must cellent mechanical eond, " N.J.Call 609.448-6707. reasonablerates. Allphases of sell.201-297-0200 days;609-443- Exterior like new.609-3964)404 after 2:26. construction.Wewill help you MERCEDESBENZ 1966 -- 6474eves. Ask for "Rich, Equ,pment FRENCH NATIONAL -- of- TYPING, SCHOOL PAPERS - INCOME TAX -- Expert designyour ideas. Over 26 yrs. 230, exceptionally clean car, CYCLE INSURANCE- Im- fers tutoring services to letters, theses, monthly preparation LORAssociates. experience.201-297-1975. mediatecoverage, low rates 609-921-6580. ¯ mustsee. Call 609-799.0291. ’72VW-- Yellow, Super Beetle, 1973 TOYOTACORONA -- children and adults. For reports neatly typed. I owner,garaged,5"2,000 miles, MarkII, slat[on wagon,6 eyl., liability,theft and collision BUY DIRECT -- Dayton further infermatinn call 609- Deadlines met. Call 609-466- exc.coati. $1500. 609-737.0651. auto trans., power steering, 609.799-0472. Hding lawn mowers, power 466-3968. 0280. TAx- ~ -- ex- 1923 FORDMODELT coupe ~v powerbrakes, Michelin ZX tools, compressors, el-ectrlc perienced,tax wise public NOVOBILSKY & VAN DORN Very rare, profess[onal y 1974- i~FIAT station wagon - radials, also radial snows, 1970" ~N ¯ motors, fans, liquid pumpsfor ’ V OI~hly TYPEWRITER REPAIR-- accountant. Returns prepared HOME IMPROVEMENTS - restered, $6500or mazeoffer. 4-speed, 36 0OOmiles, just A/C, am/fro radio, roof rack. XLCH-IO00excellent "con. industry, farm, homes. guallfied, has limited openhg~ General cleaning and repairs. in your homeor mlne. Rates Carpentry,roofing, siding, Int. Call 609-686-7003,8-5 week- tuned. $1875.’Calldays 609-921- Maintained in excellent dition, $2300.Call betweenS & DAYTON DISTRIBUTOR." tar serious students. 609-392- Free estimates. CalIEd start at $12.60Including state. & ext. painting. Call 201.446- d.ays, 3201. condition.$2,500. 609-921-2783.7 p.m., 609-921-2292. 60~-655-1965. !01.6.. Radigan,609.448-6443. 201-621-2196. 0926. HOME HUNTER’2 GUIDE 10-B Thursday, March31, 1977 Painting & Painting & Gardening & Home Repairs HomeServices Electricians Paperhanging Paperhanging 9Landscapin N.W. MAUL& SON LAWNSERViCE--Complete CABINETMAKER -- and/or HANDYMEN(Father & son) ¯ PAINTING"-- Exterior and PAINTINGINTERIOR Iobal carpenter. Havereferences in college students 5 yrs. exp. U.S. Hwy.130 & GriggsDrive maintenance; lawn cutting, grounds,care’, prof. : lndscDe Interior, home repairs and 201-329-4656 fertilizing, planting &pruning, Princeton. Cabinets interior asp; mt&ext paint; car wash remodeling. Experience.d fully insured, free estimate, remodelingor repair of home. references avail. 6094196-9656. weedinsect &disease control. & polish; evening/wkndchild local teacher, quality worz, Repalr Service Stans LawnService. 201-828- Call 609-924-8708or 215-295- care, your homeor if vac. reasonable rates, free Ask for Mike. 6275. Elec£rical Power& 9476. w/oor family, exp. Oddjobs & estimates. 609-4,18-2968after LightingInstallations minor constr. Ref. avail. 6pro. Industrial Maintenance POTTINGMANURE -- $40 a CARPENTRY. ALTERA- Iteply WtIH0832, POBox 146, PAINTING & PAPER- TIONS ADDITIONS.NO job IIANGING-- Frank Janda load delivered free within 8 I llightstown. 292Dutch Neck Rd. Ca l (609) miles of Frankl n Park. 201- toolarge or toosmall. Doug PAINTING- exterior, interior, JOHNCIFELLI, Electrical 297-1143after 6pm. Reek,Builddsrs, 609-055-1221. home repairs & remodeling. 448-3578. Contractor residential ".ii Experienced,local teacher. commerc al & ndustr a wiring. 609-921-3238. Special Services Qualityworx, reasonable PAPER flANGING AGED STABLE MANURE-- NELSONC. MOUNT JR. rates,free estimates. Call009- SCRAPING Reasonable prices. We 448-2958after 6 p.m. ELECTRICIAN deliver. Call 609-466-2827,ask Carpentry Int. & Ext. WEDDING GOWNS MADE Promptpersonal service. All for Dee Dee. Gardening and PaintingMinor Plumbing & TO YOUR FIGURE609-466- types of wall covering. Ileating & A/C yardwork also done. ElectricalRcpa rs. 2804. FREE ESTIMATE-- Window Free estimates lazingand house .painting. Dan Rudenstein 609-443-5239 NOEL B. SINGER -- 609-655-2830 STEREO REPAIR -- and ~all609-737-0847 eveemgs, 397- 609-585-9376 residential lawn mowing consultation.Howard Audio 2873days. Prompt daytime service service. Free estimates. 609/ 200 year old Colonialon 45 secludedacres in the foothills of the Sourlande. MASON--Plastered or ServicesCo., now in Lam- QUALITY}laME PAINTING 466-3970. bertvillewith more than 35 Interior - Exterior general Tastefullyrestored with five plus bedroomsand 2 full baths, living room,formal sheetrock walls ceilings, r~aeCializing in Industrial dining room. Special features include: Ramblingbrook, walk-in fireplace in hoes, cracks, repaired. Most yearsexperience inhi-fidelity }lOUSEPAINTING - Clean, homerepairs and carpentry. intenance Residential COMPLETELAWN service al masonry repairs. and soundsystems, 38 No. neatwork done by twoarea One call does all. Guranteed Wring & Repairs. and landscaping. State family room,exposed beams, brick flooring, two-story, twn.car carriage house, Shbetorck taping, spackling, UnionSt. 609-397-3002. leachers.Experienced, inside work. Call Rich 201-873-2065. licensed pestictde spraying. burn in goodrepair with studio, three restored fireplaces, 16 x 10 entry foyer, finishing done. Call Edward andout. Reasonable. 609-882- 24 HR. EMERGENCY Call Moss,609-883-2279. magnificentviews all seasons, additional acreageavailable with extensivefron- Gudat (609)466.3437. 8353 after 0 pm. INDEPENDENT WORKMEN SERVICEDAY & NIGHT $225,000. REPAIR YOUR VINYL tage ...... ’...... SEH.VICES- Interior & ex- ¯ " t-, ," , UPHOLSTERY-- in homes PROFESSIONALPAINTING- terior housepainting. Quality ~,;f~@ offices, auto. RAP Vinyl work& materials at a tow cost. ELECTRICAL WORK-- No H.OTOTILLING-- 609-758-8746 HomeServices Repair, 201-297-6560. -- interior & exterior. Ed job too big or too small. Work- Nocbels.609-443-3559. Free estimates-Local manship huaranteed. Free references. Call Pat or Tom estimates. 201-297-5047. WILl, CUSTOM-MAKE {7J9-924-9219. TILLING - To your CHASE THOSE WINTER NANAK’S specifications. Gardens, BLAHS RIGHT OUT OF Drapes Slipcovers, bed- spreads. Will build and/or PAINTERS flowerbeds etc. This equip- YOURHOME -- Now is the Reasonable Quality PAINTING -- Interior & EXPERT ELECTRICAL ment will not disturb your perfect time to have your cover cornices headboards Rates Paint Exterior Commercial & etc. Yourfabric. Ca l 609-448- WORK- Freeest., old houses lawn area. Reasonablerates. furniture upholstered. Wedo Expertise in Workmanship. resident al. Students EX- welcome.No job too’smalL609448-1318. custom work in the finest 4642. Year linund Business. PERIENCEDw / REFEREN- DiamondElectric, 201-722- tradition. I will cometo your No Waiting CES. FOR FREE ESTI- 5176. FOR SALE -- shredded & home with hundreds of MR. RESTRAUTEUR- Need Free 609-799-8238MATES CALL 201-297- unshreddedtop soil. Also, fill 0eautiful fabric samples to special parts or service on Estimates after 5 p.m. 2796or 609-443-3171. dirt. 201-359-3908. give your homea new fashion coffee urns, disp. or values. Its ELECTRICIAN-- repair, look. Call Becky at Rogers Brisk, of course. 291-828-8779.MARTY S’I’UNDEL -- rewiring, newinstallalions, TREECARE, INC. --offers HOPEWELLTOWNSH1PCIRCA 1800 Upholstery,609.799-2807. PAINTING-- exterior,in- reasonable prices. All work the following: complete tree Painting & Decorating, Ser- terior,experienced college fully guaranteed.201-297-1975. Just Listed! Athree acre farmette-walkingdistance of Junior High and High ving the Princeton area for student.Local refs., low service, landscaping & lawn CHEAP WORK DONE -- STORAGE SPACE FOR over 20 years. Far quality and maintenance.201-297-9301, 9-5 Schools. Charmingooloninl with wideboardfloors andnumerous nooks and cran- ItENT -- HIGHTSTOWN prices,free estimates. Call nies. Living mornwith fireplace, fnrmal dining room, family room,"new klt- Jirty dirty work done cheap; expert workmanship, phone Art,609-921-7772. card work, windowwash ng, AREA-- f..09-448-0325. 609-448-5325. chen"with flagstone floor, summerkitchen with stone fireplace, enclosedporch ~malllandscape jobs. Call 809- Roofing one and one-hall baths. Three bedrooms,frout and rear staircases. Oneroom 896-0869. SNOW PLOWING - Call PAINTING -- Interior & Building studio playhouse,barn with full secondfloor andloft {nowserving as a three car anytime6{)9.924-9555. exterior. Quality work. Free BELLE MEADHOOFING -- garage} chicken and sheep sheds. Maturelandscaping with old shode, many AUI)IOPI.US estimates. Call 809-882-6492. Services 28 yrs. in business. Free dngwood. Patio ...... $96,500. Radio & TVService estimates on all type roofing GOOD LAWNS BY Small Appliance Repair LADIES CUSTOM BENJAMIN MOOREPAINT TVAntennas Installed JOE VIDREIRO:concrete & and leaders and ~utters and TAILORING-- coats, suits, Ilightstown Paint & ’,Vail blacktop work, patios, walks, chimney flashing. Call Car Radios Repaired dressed, gowns,skirts, etc. Paper, 395 MercerSt. 609-448. Lamps Rewired sidewalks & driveways. 201- anytime, 609-924-2040or 201- Lawn~Doctor madeto order, llillside Studio, 4888. 25%off all wallpaper. 329-2018.’ 359-5992 (local call from "IF IT’S ItROKEN- 609-737-0090. Princeton). WE’I.LFIX IT" Mercer County 609-445-2131 EveningService Available Whywait until the roof leaks ? Lawrence-Ewing609-896-9555 146Withcrspoon St. FRONTEND LOADER- and PAINTING-- Residential & NEED REPAIRS, Princeton, N.J. back hoe. Ditch work sewers, commercial. Specializing in REMODELING, CON- needs.Plan ahead for your roofing ToP~L electricaI.Regrading existing oils, stains, masonarypaints REPAIRSBulldozer work, trenching and _ 609-924-0_____3~___stone driveways. Installing and firecord paints. New STRUCTION?We’ll do just NEWROOFS new stone driveways. Earth gutter installations and aboutanything. No job too land clearing. 201-297-9224or small.Robertson & Son. 609- COOPER& SCIIAFER 297-3091. HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP LAMP SHADES -- Lamp moving, trenching, land repairs. Gary Orlando609-466. 737-2260. 63 Moran Princeton mountingand repairs. Nassau clearing. 201-297-9301. 0764. 609-924-2063 ORAL Interiors, 162 Nassau St., GARDEN MARKETING INC. Onefloor living and plenty of it! Immaculateinside and out this four bedroom, Princeton. 2[,~ hath rancher features a large cathedral ceillnged family roomwith unusual PItOFESSIONAL CAKE PAINTING: INTERIOR & MARV CONOVER BUILDER DECORATOR-- SpecializingEXTEHIORTop qualitywork. ROOF REPAIR SPECIALIST Landscape vanhedfireplace and built-ln entertainment bar. Luxuriouswall to wall car- ¯ Carpentry & Masonry. -- Mostminor leaks repaired Designerand Contractor A&W inwedding cakes, anniversary Free Estimates. Reasonable CompleteBuilding Service. peting, formal living and dining room!Master bedroom has prlvnte reading area ltates. Fully Insured. Capitol for under $60. Insured, cakes,etc Call for .in- Addition,alterahon, home guaranteedand a statewide and bath. Central air-coodidoning- attractively landscapedone acre parcel in FORMICASEHVICES formation,609-452-807{~. -,.. Painting609-883-1537. repairs,fireplaces, porches, AlexanderSt. Western Section of Township...... $76,000. sidewalks& patios. Call 609- service.Call collect, 201.521- Princeton Counter Tops 0678. 609-924-2401 tlome Rcpan’s JONJIE THE 924-1280. Kitchen Cabinets MAGICCLOWN INTERIORPAINTING -- free i: 609-599-1683 609-695-5239 estimates, reasonable rates WItR;IITCONTItACTING ALLIED ROOFING -- New DO YOU NEED MEN TO DO Magic comedy & balloon clean work. Call T. Laski 609 and old roofs of all typesLANDSCAPING? Gardening, animals. Available for school 799-1462. Excavating repaired.Home remodeledlawn mowing, sodding, CESSPOOLS shews, birthday parties, grand Drivewaysgraded, paved insideand out. All workseeding, clean-up, hauling, AND openings and fund raisings. .Backhoe&Loader work guaranteed.No job too small,concrete work patio PAINTING- Interior, Ex- 509.448-5707. sidewalks, fencing, radroa~ SEPTIC TANKS For further information call. ties, drainage. We do CLEANED 201.294-6374. terior. Commercial, 609-655-1027 ROOFING 7 Trunks-No Waiting Residential. Students. Low drivewayand sealing. Wealso rates. Quality work. Ex- All Kinds deliver gravel, sand, top soil, Free Estimates etc. Call anytime.609-924-9555. ItUSSE’I.I, ItEID CO. SAMMY VINCENT QUAR- perienced W/references. J.B. LYDON - creative FREEESTIMATE. Call 201- remodeling,additions, decks, TET -- danceable music for generalrepair, furniture WILLIAMSON Hedge Trimming_Rototilling 20 Years Experience all ages & occasions. Call 609- 297-2796 days; 609-443-3171 CONSTRUCTIONCO. nights. madeto order,quality work- Free Estimates Large five bedroom, three full bath split on well-landscaped comer lot. 201.844-2534 201-356-5800883-9412. manship guaranteed, 609-921-I184 references; free estimates, Convenient to high and junior high schools. Cathedral ceUinged living- EVERLASTINGLAWNS dining room, family room, three bedroomson second level, two on lower. KATRON ELECTRONICS OF DB.ESSMAKING AND call after 6 p.m., 609-882-9053.ALCAN ROOFING & SIDING Mowing& Maintenance CREAPWORK -- Is not good. -- budgetprice roofs & Basementrecreation and utility rooms,two car garage. Eat-in country kit- AMEItICA - Repairs and ALTERATIONS-- Janice Goodwork is not cheap.I am Ftesidentinl &Commercial maintenanceof TV’s and Wolfe.Call 609-448-2125. JOE VIDREIRO repairs,including hot asphalt chen with slidin~ doors to screened porch overlooking fenced in-ground reasonable, Paperhanging, & chimneyrepairs. 609-924- homeappliances. 609-449-4404 carpentry. 609-448-4819. 609-443-4340 ponl. Ownerwants immediate action] ...... Reducedto $74,900. or 443-4923. CONCRETE& BLACKTOP 2040or 215-752-7805. PARTY MOVIES - Rent WORK, PATIOS, WALKS, TRYUS, cartoons, comedies, etc. with SIDEWALKS& DRIVEWAYS YOU’LLBE GLADYOU DID! PRINCETON easy cartridge projector. $21 & PAINTING-- Interior, ex- ROOFS DISPOSALSERVICE up. 609-655-8100. terior, wallpapering, light 201-329-2018 REPAIRED AND L. ADLER & SONS -- SIM- Rt. 130& tlalf AcreRd. carpentry. Quality work. Call RESIIINGLED PLICITY-- Snappermowers - Cranbury, N.J. John: 609-655-1698/ 655-2015. tractors- tillers - Route 130, N. 609-395-1389 SNOWPLOWING & LIGHT UHETHANESPRAY FOA.M- Lowrates Brunswick,201-297-2474. HAULING- 609-924-4394. INSULATION -- Houses, Professional Work barns tnew and old), attics, Free Estimates llome andIndustry NOW’STHETIME-Interior DOERLER LANDSCAPES Garbage, Trash, Rubbish basements, walls ceilings, Custom Painting - Fast - roofs" Commercial and In- D. CIIRISTENSEN Removed SNOWPLOWING done. Call Reliable - Free estimates dustrial. Future Insulation 609-882-5893 LandscapeDesigning Haulingof all Types Albert Padgett 1201) 359-3735. Call Tom- 201-297-2388. and Company.609.397-2865. Contracting SEMINARIAN -- 609-924-1221 KI’rCIIENS,BATHROOMS, LET WINDEE’Stake care of AVAILABLE FOR IN- ALL TYPESof excavating; 100year old Colonialon Borolot in Ringoes.Completely modernized with living CABINET RESURFACING,& your air cond., heating TERIOR / EXTERIOR land clearing; septic systems; Fencing & sheet metal needs. They are drains; driveways installed, room,dining room,kitchen, family roomwith Franklin Stove, laundryroom, full COMPLETE REMODELING PAINTING JOBS. EX- LOOKING FOR A GAR- bath. Fourbedrooms upstairs. Restoredframe barn 50 x 15. Ioclodedin price of -- Promptexpert work. Free specialists and will do a better PERIENCED. REFEREN- cut out, stoned or paved; call DENER? Lawn cutting, design service & estimates. job. Call for free estimates. CES AVAILABLE. AI Padgett (201) 359-3735after VINYLCOATED chain link -- fertilizing, planting, pruning, ...... $57,500. 201-526-5353. 201-246-8197. REASONABLERATES. 609- 5 p.m. direct from manufacturer at weeding, insect & disease 924-0890. tremendous savings - expert control. Shovel away snow. CARPENTRY installation. Free estimates. Call after 3 pro, 609-924-8380. BATIITUB AND TILE "THE BUCKET& MOP" R D FENCECO. Professional Floor Cleaning, PAINTING, PAPER- 201-359-1276 RESURFACING. White & HANGING, DRY WALL ADDITIONS REMODELING PROFESSIONAL PRUNING colors. Free Estimates. Waxingand WindowWashing. & CARPENTRY -- all KITCHENS FIREPLACES for your fruit and ornamental ALTEG.Call (2011526-2777. Mr. TomHye 201-359-4722. typesot l~ome repairs. Serving CUSTOMBARNS trees and shrubs. 609.466-1872. Princetonfor 0 yrs.Special Gardening & ’,,,,inter rates. Call 609-924-6176.609-259-7940 Peter Wikoff HIGH VALLEY designs, MERCER ELECTRONICS Landscaping constructs and maintains .--:: .,..,,~~.~..~ . ..." TV & RADIO SERVICE SAW SCISSOR SHEARS, Snips, Pinking Shears, Knives, landscapes and water gar- SPECTACULAR VIEW AntennasInstalled PAINTING & WALLPAPER- LAWN SERVICE-- cutting,dens. Seeding,sodding, tilling CB Repair Axes SHARPENED609-924- RANGING- Reasonable exc. GENERALCONTRACTORS walksand patio, railroad ties. Overlookingthe WertsvllleValley on 22 rolling acres - a four bedroom,2~ bath 3889. seeding,fertilizing and spring 604Bear Tavern Rd. refs. Bill Spears, 609-771~14. cleanup. Light hauung. 609- 609-466-1872. cedar and BucksCounty stone contemporary.Fireplaced living and family room WestTrenton New homes, additions, 9244ff93. - stone[ Cathedralceiling, eat-ln kitchen, family room.Redwood decks surrounds 609-893-8660 garages, drivewayst roofing, rear view. Hugealmost new200’ x 60’ barn. Excellent value ...... $149,900. EXPERIENCED SEAM- PAPER HANGING, PAIN- custom masronry, hreplaees, WHEN SPRING HAS STRESSwill sew a newspring TING, PLASTERING-- Free swimmingpools and patios. SPRUNG- it maybe too late lo FLOOR ~-- hard- wardrobefor you. Women, estimates, reasonable rates. Full line of aluminum LAWNCARE .-- either a get on myfast growinglist for JttIIN I wood floors sanded and children’s& some men’s Call 609-924-7457. products. complete maintenance yard clean-up, pruning, finished. Phone609.585-8235. program - or-a.complete plowing and general gar- clothing.Also alterations & chemical treatment for your draperies. 609466-2516. PAP~allty WM. FISHER BUILDER’S dening. 609-466-3017. CARPET CLEANING INC. lawn. AMERICAN LAND- q-IENDER N workmanship. Special at- SCAPING COMPANY, 201- SPECIAL-- Any size room tention to fixed incomepeople. Serving Princeton area for 30 steam cleaned by experts. years. Financing arranged. 369-3675 MeCLINTOCK’S LAWN EXPIdRT TAILORING for Nojob too small. Call for Fred SERVICE landscaping. (609) 466-25S0 $19.95. NewDawn. 201-446. after 6 p.m. anytime. 609-882- 609-799-3818 HOPEWELL,N.J. HOPEWELLHOUSE SQUARE 4313. men, women children. Business an~ residential Custom made~ alterations. 9132. FREE ESTIMATE -- Ex- contracts wanted. 609-737- Reasonable.609-882-6380. perienced lawn, service and 0834. GARAGEDOORS, installed & ANNOUNCEMENT -- John, maintenance.Call 609-737.0847 repaired. Homerepairs, free INTERI(~R PAINTING formerlyof S.B.&H. Builders evenings, 397-2B73days. estimates291-297-3"/97. DONEAT LOWCOST is nowoperating under the SCENIC CREATIONS,INC. CARS SIMONIZED AND name of John Secoolish, Designing and planting, lawn CLEAN- exterior & interior, GuaranteedSatisfaction Builder,specializing in maintenance, sodding. Gardening& Gardening g Gardening & ,, CARPETINSTALLER -- will professionally done. Call Professional Work custombuilt homes, additions, GARDENrototiUing efficient Commericaland residentiul. sell earpett do installations & Scott, 609-448-1831. and repairs,Over 20 years operation- costs less than self Free estimates. Call 609-448- Landscaping Landscaping Landscaping repairs. Licensed & bonded. Roll - Brush- Spray exp.Call us. 609-466-0543. 57 ~3r5~. rental "eau n°w 609" 3473or 609-890-9056. 609-448-8888or 443-6511. Get estimates nowtar PrlneetonAve., Hopewell, LAWN SERVICE- Complete DOYOU NEED A MANto do GARDENING & LAND- FORMICA REFACING -- exteriors. maintenance.Cutting, fer- lawn& gardenwork. Call after SCAPING-- Pruning, dean. Newdoor & drawer fronts. up and all types of garden NELSONGLASS & tilizing,planting,weeding, 4:30 pro, 609-8824078. ilOUSECLEANING Newcounter .lops. Free est. CRRISTENSENPAINTING PruneShrubs & smalltrees. work. Very reasonable. ~09- WindowCleaning Ray Sakowsxy, Allentown, 609-882-5893 ALUMINUM ROTOTILLING/GARDEN 883-5263. after 3:30 pro.. Floor Washing& 45 SPRINGST. PREPARATION - Ex- GREENSCAPE Call anytime201-359-4728. LAWN& GARDENSERVICE Waxing NJ. 609-259-7628. PRINCETON perienced, reasonable. 16 h.p. -- ’YARD CULTIVATINGs 609-924-2880 machine does aeet job Creative landscaping at GARDENTILLING -- good TREI~ REMOVAL¯ by ex- COWMANURE-$101oadeden HoneSt, Reliable LADLES ALTERATIONS- PAINTING -- Interior & possible. Newgardens our reasonable rates work, reasonable rates. Call perience .FREE ESTIIVIATS ~ourpick up, $1 hasketor hag. Experienced Pillowcovers, curtains, Exterior reasonable rates. MIRRORS tan deliver. Alaotop soil &fill Callafter 5pm AUTO GLASS specialty. Free soil test. 609- Bob’sTilling Service at 609- ¯ CALLANYTIME - (201) ~9- drapes. Call for further in- Free estimates609.443-3989 or 466-2843after 5. 6O9-466-26S3eves 466-1013after 6pro. 6091. dirt, Call ~01-86~-4~11.. 009-587-805$ formation.609-921-2071. 609.448-2642ask for Dave. PLATE & WINDOWGLASS HOME HUNTER’,f GUIDE

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the HAVE IT YOUR WAY... SHOP SUSSMAN If youdon’t buy a $4O,OOOhouse this year, youwill DhaneF. Bleacher MarjodeKerr pay$45,000 for It In 1978.Do your shopping early I & CO~t p.~Nrv" I..rrai.e Bolee Rutlt Korman LarryCollins Joan Quackenbnsh LAWRENCE E.~T1893 SIwihlC,mk KenItt, ndall.Jr. JUSTLISTED-- PINE KNOLL 4-bedi’oom COLONIAL, 2 ½bat hs, REAI,T()RS TedI)avhl Ks.Itondall. Ill familyroom with CRICK RREPtACE, carpeting, laundry, eat.in Street, Princeton, NewJersey BarbaraEllis Cecilyl{oss kitchen,TREES I ONLY $$4,9001 190Nassau 08540 Itetseyllardlng Ilalph Snyder NASSAUn -- 4 bedroomBbLEVEL, 2½ baths, laundry,. 609-924-0322 PANELLEDfamily room, patio, garage,CENTRAL AIR,- carpeting.ONLY $$4,9001 COLONIALLAKELANDS - 2 bedroom, STONE.FRONT RAN. A COMPLETE REAL ESTATE ORGANIZATION CHAR,STONE FIREPLACE. full BASEMENTherbgarden, en- closedbreezeway. ONLY $4$,9001 CARE.FREEat-LEVEL ¯ 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, foyer, utility room,. FAMILYROOM, STORAGE. ONLY $44,900 I SUPERSPLIT ¯ 3 bedrooms,1 ½baths, CENTRAL AIR,carpeting, EAT,INkitchen, BEAMED living room, enclosed porch, laundry. ONLY$46,5001 $63,990 EWING NEWLISTING - 3 bedroomCOLONIAL, 1 full bath,two half baths,FULL FINISHED BASEMENT. balcony, ultra kitchen.- PATIO,fish hand,TREES, 2-car garage. WASHER, DRYER. ONLY $59,9001 SPLITFOR ALL SEASONS ¯ FIREPLACE, HEATED POOL, deck, screenedporch, beautiful landscaping, 4 bedrooms, 2 ½baths, NEWkitchen, garage, mudmom, FAMILY ROOM, utility room.. REDUCED$54,9001 THE SANDBOX STAYS PRINCETON TOWNSHIP HICKORYHILLS ¯ 3 bedroomRANCHER. 2 baths, SCREENEO Seelnded country ambience - hwely trees on a very A numberof desired featnres combineto makethis PORCH,family kitchen, FULL BASEMENT including workshop, ¯ quiet slreet close to the Riverside Sclmol, Grecians Immea joy to llve in. The location is convenientto beautifullyahrubbed. ONLY $SS,900 I entry leads to the large living room with raised schools, shopping, playgrounds and tran- HAMILTON stone hearth fireplace; separate dining room; eat- sportation. The house is in excellent condition, in- in kitchen; lanndry closet; snnny family room; side and ant, and has a large living-dining room RAMSUNGRANCHER ¯ 3 bedroom, 2 ½ baths, CENTRAL AIR.- huge screened porch; office-library; and full bath, with sliding doors to rear deck; family room and carpeting,2.car ELECTRIC.EYE garage, 2 FIREPLACES,POOL, all on tbe first floor of this unique borne. Four den; modern kitchen; three bedrooms; and ] full ULTRAfinished basement, BUILT.INS. ONLY $59.9001 bedroomsand two baths on seennd floor. Full, dry and 2 half baths ...... $73,900. SPRAWLINGSPLIT- 4 bedrooms,2 ½baths, panelled den with- basement; 2-car garage ...... $130,000. WantedTa Rent FULl-WALLFIREPLACE. CENTRAL AIR. carpeting,ULTRA- kitchen,drapes, PATIO, ONLY $61,SO0 I ROCKYHILL GARAGE-- for LAND- 38 acres in Hunterdun County’s E tst Ant- OLDER2..story home in Princeton Township has seldomused but dearly loved NEWRANCHER -- FANTASTIC kitohen with BAR.B.QUE.3 well Township ...... $1112.000. a contemporary flare. Located on Springdale HILTON Porsche. Box 252, RockyHill bedrooms,2½ baths, FAMILYROOM with FULL.WALL 08553. FIREPLACE,DRAMATIC cathedral ceilings, carpeting, 1800 sq. Road ...... $129.900. ft. of livingspace, 2-0sr garage. ONLY $63,900l R EA I,TY CO. APARTMENT WANTED - CONTEMI’ORARYon five acres in a high, wide, of Married veterinary student, HOPEWELL and handsomel-lopewcll ’township setting. A most PRINCETON. IN( smokeless, petless, seeking Beautlfull.v maintained 4-ballroom h(mte on one bedroomapt or equivalent CARE.FREERANCHER ¯ 3 bedrooms, f ½ baths,CENTRAL AIR, interesting home ...... $140.000. qui~,t streel willtin walkint~ distance of WestWin. in Princeton area. Light FULLbasement, garage. MOVE-INCONDITIONI ONLY S59,9001 dsor schr,ds. Lh, lm., roomwith cathedral ceilin¢. yardwork and housework in exchangefor modest rent, if ultra-modern kitchen. 2[,~ balhs, and 2-ear ttara~e. HIGH WOODEDSE’I~I’ING for a spaclnus home applicable. Needed before YARDLEY, PA...... $64,900. MayIst. 600-921-2475, 201-932- in Lawreneeville. Superb condition on both sunny 0664office, ask for Beth. WHATA BEAUTYICUSTOM COLONIAL IN WESTOVERSEC- levels. Five bedrooms (6tb possible), 2½ baths, TIONwith the finest appointments. 4 bedrooms, 2 ~hdecorator baths,FANTASTIC BRICK fireplace in den.LUSH carpeting, 2- very large family room with f replace, kitcben with THREE MATURE big table space, sunny deck off dining room. Walk RIVER ROAD zoneair conditioningand heating systems, FULL basement. PROFESSIONALSwant 4- spaciouscorner lot, utilityroom 10 x 15screened porch, built- to elementary school ...... $75,500. bedroomhouse within t0 miles ins,patio. Ideal for yearround living. Call Sussman Realtors C/Jarming 240-year old Colonial with 5 bedrooms, of Princeton. Excellent 1 ]& barbs, and 5 fireplaces. Also includes a cute references. Immediate oc- ROCKY HILL cupancy. Call Alex at work, Crisp and clean borne whb 4 or 5 bedrooms, 2½ tenant house, barns, and almost l0 acres of land . 609-292-8405,evenings, 609-799- ...... 172,000. CUSTOM BUILT RANCH with three 3937. baths, 9-car garage, central air, basement and bedrooms,living room, dining room, kit- patio. Convenientto shopping, library:dennis, too. chen, family room, large outside porch, two City sewer and city water ...... $75.900. fireplaces, large patio, saunaand two-car PRINCETON- Prof. couple I% garage. All this, and more, on a one acre desires to sublet furnished 2 HOPEWEI,I, TOWNSHIP J ~[ woodedlot in MontgomeryTownship. Call bedroomhouse or apt. Min. I ~= I for details. year. 212-533-1611. Fine low maintenanee Cape COd(m a beautifully landscapedlot ofalmul an acre. f, htiet, convenient ,-.,. $,,,oo location. Four bedroouts, 2 baths, full basement. ~’-~;’,;7,’:--: in ;centra, El I I’).tna~,a,,Str,,,,t*’)’~i.6Oftl) atr;avauamenow ...... $550/mo. ~ = ¯I =.aL~ - Housesitting and 2-ear tmratze ...... $64.0t1(I...... ~1I ~ .%eOur ()ther Ads. COUPLE AVAILABLE TO RANCHES PRIVATE ESTATE HOUSESIT-will take care of plants and animals. 609-921- This4-bedroom, 2-bath home features a fireplace, now An almost maintenance-free, 3 year old home is 1303before 3, 609-921-8826 Paving Want do anytime. kitohenand an in-ground pool on a lovely ¾ acre. situated on ten acres of beautiful land including a ::u ano at:::: /..:. .... :..,,~:/.m:.~ $$9,900. Completelyprivate lake. Sevenrooms, 2 baths, and Ofheespaee 9~5sq It NassauSt av July 1 2..ear garage are included in the low price ...... ~,...... ~4J~ml’o: ®,*#a/mo.~ PIRONE ~ CONSTRUCTIONDRIVEWAY -- Stones,WORKING -- seeksCOLLEGE room or ap~.GRAD in RELIABLEPERSON desires A 3 bedroom,1-bath, fireplace, 2-ear garage,full housesitllng position, Will care Asking$$8,000...... $120,000. ~lasphalt paving. We also private home. CalIEileen 609- for animals, plants, do some basement. I~,~deliver top soil. Call anytime, 466-0400, ext. 229, after 4pm handywork. References ~I 6G9-452-9182. ext. 380. available. C. Woodward.609- TWINRIVERS 397-24?4. DETACHEDCONTEMPORARY - An ideal location professionalwoman seeks apt. overlookingthe farm makesthis TwinRivers homean -~ HauIing m Princeton. Call 201-249-7116 PROFESSIONAL -- outstandingbuy. With 3 bedroom,2½ baths, formal after 6pro. housesitter, university professor, excellent dining room,basement, carpeting, central air, all ap- HAULING-- anytmng you can pliances. $$2,$00. imagine. We’ll go anywhere. references, available May Spectal winter rates. 609-924- MATUREMAN -- 0il com- thru Sept. Call 201-782-4806 6176or 882-5167or 882-5893. pany employee wants to rent evesand 609452-4471or 201- 4 BEDROOMTOWNHOUSE - Beautifu(ly decorated, im- furnished room by the first 932-9597 days~ maculatelyclean and packedwith extras. Finished week of April, Princeton- basement,landscaped patio, solarianfloor, centralvac, Penningtan or Hopewellarea. HOUSESITTER-- reliable doublestorms, etc. $48,500. WILLHAUL IT -- Cellars Reply Box #03895, c/o Prin- attics and garages cleaned. PU undergradwith job in Call 609-799-1680. Consumer ceton Packet. area,will take care of your Bureau Registered. homewhile you’re away, May- WANTTO RENT-- 3 bedroom Sept.Will do yard work. Loves (609) 799-02’88 house in La@renceville - pets.. Call Kathy, 609-452-7572 evemngs. r~ anytime Hopewellarea. 609:737-3930. ATTICS, BASEMENTS garages cleaned out. Light REALTOR53 NORTHMILL ROAD hauling & moving. 201-359- MATURE EUROPEAN HOUSESITOR SUBLET apt 6402. womah on welfare desires large furnished room with orhouse for reasonable rent. PRINCETONJUNCTION, NJ. 08550 kite3~enprivileges in Princeton Coupleneeds place in Prin- for reasonable price. Write cetonarea from now through BOLFMARAVENUE MOVING& tlAULING -- summer.Can supply excellent Thisattractive four bedroomrancher is locatedon a cul- Cellar to attic clean out. Odd Box # 03889, c/o Princeton refs. Contact Mr. Mackie, nv" -’.A"+s./Mause de.sacin WestWindsor Township. Minutes from tho new jobs. Freeestimates. Call Ed. Packet. EastmanKodak Co. 212-262-s WestWindsor - PlainsbomHigh Schooland the Prin- 609-4,13.-6855. m7 Ta Share cetonJunction railroad station, this lovely homemaintains SENIORCITIZEN -- desires a rural setting. GrovemMill Pondis within a pleasant to sublet furnished apt. from walkingdistance. The dwelling also includesa living room, BEE LINE EXPRESS - April 1 thru Sept.. 1 Mustbe Apts./HousesPENNINGTO. -- On~-~ kitchen,family room, two full bathsand a onecar garage. Household movers. within walking distance to house to share. Private Makethis ideal combinationof convenienceand tranquility Reasonable rates. Free town. Call 609-924-2732after To Share bedroom~share living s pa~, estimates,201-526-0646. 5pro. rent& ubl,Security req. Avau. your residence. $68.$00. ROOMMA’rI~WANTED - to April16, CallDennis alter 6 share carriage house with p.m., keep trying. 609-737-0014. PROFESSIONAL MANwith student pianist. 3 miles from’ family looking for 3 bedroom Princeton, country setting, Whnted Ta Rent homewith option to buy. ideal studiofor arttst SHO.plus Penn[ngton-Lawrenceor utlls. 6~9.921.9000ext. 2550 2 C/~ ~ - Emily Hopewellarea. 609-737-3729. days 924-9427,6-8 p.m. would like to rent your 2 bedroom apt. or cottage & maintain grounds. N.W.. PROFESSIONAL COUPLE UNFURNISHED ROOM- Trenton Tilusville, Hopewell seekingcomfortable small $140/mo.,laundry facilities. or Pennington. $250/mowith houseor flatto rentin Pen- Days201-351-4100, eves. 201- utils, desired. Negotiable.609- nington- Hopewell - Princeton Gardeningg areabeginning June I. Call 521-2183. Gardeningg 88341047. Brian ¯ days, 609-924-9750, eves. 466-0261. Landscaping Landscaping WILLPAY $500 to $600 -- per YOUNG FEMALE-- to share month for 3 bedroomhouse in If.apt 12 min.oulsMe Prin. Princeton or nearby western WANTEDTO RENT . 3-4 GARDENS ROTO.TILI.~D. PILL DIRT -- Available. ceten. $109 per mo. heat &hot Approx. 3,000 yds. South area. Please write. PO BOX bdrmhouse, at least 2 years water incl. 609-448-7073. Call609-448-4917 after3pro. Branch area of Hlllsborough. #41, Pal.mar Square, Princeton from Aug. Princeton area but ROOMMATE-- to share Call for lnfo. (201) 725-3187 08540giving hou.ea address & not Lawrence or windsors. duplex In Princeton. after 6p.m. your phone numoer. 609-466.3885. WANTED-- womanto share Profesnional perso.n Rralermd. Occupancyon or nature April MULCH-- Have your shrub attracllvely furnished apt. in charming old. house. 1, $150/mo. Security $100. and flower beds edged and TOOLATE TO SINGLEPARENT -- wants to WAREHOUSETO RENT -- Fireplace, swlmmmgpool, required. Full use of house covered with Right Dress Root minimum5,000 square feet. t CLASSIFY share house In Princeton area $185(mo.plus 1/2 utilities. kltenen privileges ano Mulch, No more weeding for with person in similar within 5 miles of Montgomer~Mantasecuflty required. 60~- parkh’~,If fntereat&Jcall 609- Beautiful landscaped Beds. DEADLINE position, maleor female. 609- Center, Rocky Hill. 60H~ 7994’600,X~6 days, or 921"911579~11.113. nam.0pmweekdays Call 609-448-4Z531261-3032. NOON TUESDAY ’/"/I,0969. ~61. even. only. 12-B Thursday,March 3 I, 1977

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NEWEXCITING LISTINGS ....iiii MAGNIFICENTLOT- Over 250 plants, assorted fruit trees and a large gardenarea. LovelyRanch featuring 3 bedrooms,1 ~ baths; eat-ln kit- chen, plush carpeted living roomand dining room. Finished basement; lots of storageclosets. Attached2 car garageplus a storageshed 18x 14.. MOTHERIN LAW ...... SIXTYEIGHT, FIVE. Yourswill lovethis beautiful4 roomsand bath apt. plusthere’s a great air conditioned,5 bedroom,21~ bath Colonialhome completely separate for your family - and its only ...... SIXTYFIVE,,FIVE. FRESHAIR, SUNSHINEAND LAND - this immense 5 bedroom EXCEPTIONALSTARTER picture pretty with lovely panlally fenced homehas all these aud muchmore-poured concrete basement, super yard; 2 bedrooms;living roomwith thermopanepicture window;com. deluxekitchen, witbbreakfast area, 2 ½ baths, brick fireplace in family pletely renovated and updated. Lowtaxes ...... THIRTYSIX,NINE. rt)om,3 car garage,central air conditioningand a Princetonaddress, nn over an acre¯ Available for immediateoccupancy .... NINETYEIGHT. ,< ,}Y~ ,~

. Jtz ..’ .... ~ BACK YARD BEACH CLUB APPEALTO YOU? 20’ x 40’ Dream poolsurrounded by mature landscaping plus a 4 bedroom,2½ bath, brickand frame cohmial with huge rooms in excellent Lawrenceville neighborhood,stmnymodern eat-in kitchen, 23’living room, family room overlookspool, finished basement w/dry bar and game room. double garageand year old roof ...... FIFTY NINE. A GORGEOUSVIEW OF THE VALLEY This stately Colonialenjoys a fantastic viewof the HarbourtonHills. 8 NEW ENGLANDCHARM is yoursin our newLawrence home with a rooms,21.& luxurious baths, wideimpressive flagstone foyer, plus a ~reat Princeton mailing address. Four hedrooms,21/~ baths, formal dining pondfor summerand winter enjoyment- dour’miss it at . room, family roomwith fireplace and hnge eat-ln kitchen with sliding ...... NINETYSIXTHOUSAND. doorsleading to deck.Of course, there’s a full basement,2 car side entry garageand 1 ½ acres to accommodateyour owntennis court ! I I ...... NINETYTWO. MOVEIN TODAYand enjoy the camionof this spotless g room home. centrally air conditionedthronglnmt, w/w carpeting that looksnew. large bright uhra moderneat-in kitchen with quality appointmentsand abun- dant Pecancabinets, large formal(lining room,and spectacular living COUNTRYHOUSE on 4.29 acres just three miles from Fleminffton. room.4 bedrooms,some carpeted aml an intmensepanelled family room Older 3 bedroomCohmial. with openbeams throughout. Fully insulated off of whichis a lovely 2 pc. bath. l)lus-Perfectinside and out and4 yrs. old ...... FORTYSEVEN, NINE. ¸ attic; lart,,e 3-levelbarn whh stalls, electric anddin floor: ...... i~ ’,. ii ...... FIFTY THREE,FIVE. WINI)SORLIVING - Wehave listed a delightful 3 bedroomrancher on DISPLAY YOURANTIQUES appr¢~x.:~t A. in Br~t~ktreeWest, featuring cathedralceilings in living OnRiver Roadin tlopewellTownship, zoned for business.1,4 acre lot for room.dining r,mmand brand newkitchen, a panelled, heamedfamily off street lmrking,5 bedrooms,new aluminum siding, a great place h~r an room,I t/, baths, a giganticscreened in backI~rch. ba.,~,mcnt divided fiw antique arts and crafts business- asking only . THIRTYEIGIIT. FIVE. NICEd NEAT- Six room Cape on tmlf acre lot on highway; 3 play area. workshopand utility area. "lqmgrounds are professionallylan- bedrooms,I bath; full basement,two sheds; fencedyard. dscaped und magnificent ...... F I FTYON E, NINE. DON’TLET TIllS GO BY ...... Price reduced to FORTYSEVEN, NINE. Just listed on a lot 100 x 250in HupewellTownship. This attractive Cape Codsits on a deadend street with 4 bedrooms,I t,,~ baths and separate (lining roomh~r ...... FIFTYONE. NINE¯ 2681 MAINST. (RT.206) ROUTE31, PENNINGTON,N.J. ROUTE202, FLEMINGTON,N. J. LAWRENCEVILLE609-896-1000 609-737-1500 609-882-3804 201-782-0100 60%466-1744

WELLKEPT SI)LI’r-LEVEL - With beautifullydonc interior and great "’IMMEI)IATEOCCUPANCY" - Owners transfer has reduced price layout. Panelledfamily ro~)m with fireplace, 3 generousbedrooms, 1 I,~ drastically. This charmingL-shaped ranch offers 3 bedrooms.2 baths, baths, large kitchen, nice landscapedlot. Shownby appointment. family roomand muchmore. Below market price ...... FIFTYFOUR, NINE. .... " ...... FORTYNINE, NINE, ~,:~ , ~1 ~i~,,’.’~ ’

~ THE AMANDAVOORHEES MANSION 1840Center Hall Colonialbeautifully restored by its owners.Four to six "DEMANDING’/"- That’s okay by us. This cusiombuih 3 bedroom,2 bedrooms,4 workingfireplaces, formalWilliamsburg garden. bath ranch can pass your closest look. Full exceptionally finished ...... PRICE REDUCEDTO NINETYFIVE THOUSAND. basementattached 2 ear garage and greenhousemake this an unusual BOBDENTOWNTWP.- GorgeousColonial in Bossart Estates If with value at ...... FIFTYFOUR, NINE. C/A,4 hedr(~m~s,21,6 baths, family roomwith fireplace. Minutesfrom N.J. Turnpike ...... SIXTYTWO, NINE...... A__

, "...... - ~ ro.~.~:- COOL CALIFORNIA CONTEMPORARY In a woodedsetting designedaround a flagstonecenter court with heated swimmingpool, plush carpeted living room with Tennessee stone "QUIETCUL-DE-SAC" - Country atmosphere but only a stone’s throw fireplace, super moderncenter island kitchen and 4 bedroomswith fromshopping. Three bedrooms, 2 full - 2-1,~’s baths, carpetedfamily superb views ...... NINETYFOUR, FIVE. BEAUTIFULBRICK FRONT RANCHER - Professionally land- room, mint condition ...... FIFTYSIX, NINE. scapedgrounds, rear yard borderedwith evergreens.Nice entrance foyer, large living room,furmal dining room,3 generonsbedn)nms, 1 ½ baths, ¯ C/A,foil basement.Close to schools and shopping... ’. !~ .... i~-:’~,7.}7 ’;. ~’ ~.r.. " " ...... FORTYTHREE, NINE.

COOLSHADE FOR SUMMER - Can be found in this generous sized split colonial featuring four bedrooms,2 I~ baths, panelledfamily room SPECTACULARCOLONIAL withshag carpeting and manymore fine features inviting your immediate You’lllove spring andall the other seasonsha this immaculate4 bedroom, inspection ...... SIXTYTHREE THOUSAND. 2th bath, center hall Colonial ...... SIXTYTWO, NINE. "BRIDESTO BE" THEREIS NO REASONTO WAITTO HAVE CIRCA1750 - Filled with Colonial Charm,.beamed ceiling in living YOUR OWN HOME, WE HAVE CONDOMINIUM’S & Peaceful and Serene surroundings cradle this lovely home in room, ul/en khchen, tee roomin basement,3 bedrooms,ll,~ baths. TOWNHOUSE’SIN THE 20’s& 30’s.LET US IIELPYOU START GRIGGSTOWN.This llne homefeatures 4 bedroomsand 2 batha, per- Strategic corner location iu Yardville ...... FORTYTI1REE, NINE. YOUR NEST EGG NOW. fect place to relocate the family, nowreduced to FIFTYSEVEN, NINE. 2663 NOTTINGHAMWAY, MERCERVILLE, N.J. ROUTE130, EASTWINDSOR 242 lA NASSAUST., PRINCETON 609-586-1400 609-448-6200 609-921-2700 8 O/flees to ServeYou WEIDEL RE ,L ESTA,TE Interior & Exterior Color Photos REALTORS-- INSURORS International Relocation Service HOME HUNTER’3 GUIDE Tht:rsday, March3 I, 1977 13-B NOW RENTING The You’re not living PRINCETON ARMS as good as Luxury Apartments 1 and 2 Bedrooms you could be. From$220. per month LargeBedrooms Features: FullBaths Nomalter howgood you’ve got it, and two bedrooms,or two bed- Wall-to. l~all carpeting over wethink we’ve got it better. roomswith a den. Andwe’ve got concrete in 2nd floor apts. We’vegot 124acres for youto themready right now! All Utilities except Electric MajorAppliances play on. Withthree swimming pools. Andhere’s the kicker. We’vegot Individually controlled heat Anda poolsidecocktail loungethat youaway#om rent receipts, andinto 2 air conditioners looks downin the valley. Tennis the tax and equity smartnessof Private entrances MilesFrom Princeton courts, a ski run andlodge. Ice ownership.Soall thisis all yours!To do WMk-in closets skating anda Frenchrestaurant. whateveryou want. For as little as lndividt, al balconies Storage room within apt. q8,490Complete Andthe town of NewHope at 1he t0%down to qualifiedbuyers! Miserly Larmdry Rooms footof ourhill. 7~%mortgages( And we’ll pay Superintendent on site That’s our 4-bedroomDexter model described We’vegot unbelievabletimber yoursettlement costs. above,And we have3 other models..,equally value-packed.All completewith 5 maor andglass townhouses for youto live Soall youhave to donow is pay OpenMon.-Fri. appliancesand a great newenergy saving pack- agethat includeswindows and doors with insu- in. Extravagantlyequipped with usa visit. Toour privatehill in New 12:00-5:00p.m. latedglass, and more. You’fl haveall this plusa everythingfrom monitoredburglar Hope.And find out howgood you Sat. 10-2p.m. fabulouslocation adjoining Princeton, just an hourfrom N.Y.C. It all addsup to NewJersey’s andfire alarms,to innovativeHeat canrea~ have it. 609-448-4801 numberone place for value andconvenience. Hurryand cash in on our winningcommunity Pumpheating and cooling-the Salesoffice and modelsopen whil youstill can.Our final sectionis nowopen! most economical daily. Fordetails Directions:from Princeton ¯ Prlnceton-HtghtstownRd.. e turn right onOld TrentonRd., %mite turn left and 4 Exciting Models energysystem followsigns. nowavailable. Ranch* Bi-Levels* Cape We’vegot one andColonial W~st rvlechanlc Sheet -- N=wHop~ [ a Pricedfrom only $38,900to $55,900 I Theseprices ¢,’ill increaseon April 30.r9771

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OFFICE SPACE JUSTLISTED. Immaculate 4 bedroomColonial in Lawrenceville.Entry foyer, living roomwith bay window,formal dining room, moderneat-in kit- chen, panelled family room with fireplace REAL ESTATE opening onto a raised patio overlooking a RESEARCHPARK wooded lot. Central air, 2½ baths, full basementplus addedinsulation to cut your heating costs. Asking $83,900. DIRECTIONS:FromPrinceton -- WashingtonRd. to Rt. 1 northre PleiasboroRd: turn right ! ~ m/fento Locatedin a quiet,historial village, stands our MODERNIZED 125year CountryVillage. 01dcolonial with LOW, LOW, L0W TAXES. Acharming interior featuring a $3.25per squarefoot net, net Modelsopen every day 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. livingroom, dining room, modern kitchen w/dutch door, playroom, laun- 30 dayoccupancy - ClosedThursday ¯ Phone:609-799-3335 dryand powder room. Upstairs are 2 andvery possibly 3 bedroomsanda V21. full bath.An in-ground, totally protected, po01 w/patio is justone of the extrafeatures. 15 minutes to train or bus...... Asking$54,900. 1500square feet andrLp CroshawAgency Inc. 307N. MainSt., Hightstown RANCH& HORSEBARN ON ACRESLOCATED IN WEST WINDSOR. 3 l½ PrincetonMailing Address rl~ 609-448-0112 bedrooms,11,~baths, living room w/fireplace, formal dining room, bright Every Office Independently Owned. i~ kitchen,family room are all partof ourcustom built homewith lots of and Phone Number extrainsulation to reduce those fuel bills. Lovelytrees and shrubs add to its desirability ...... $62,500. ForRent - Apts. For Rent - Apts. CALL:Research Park - WESTWINDSOR, 4.5bedroom split withineasy distance to schoolsand UNFURNISHED APT - 6 UNFURNISHED APT - 3 commutingfeaturing family room w/fireplace, 2~ baths, basement. This 609-924-6551 roomsplus bath $300. plus rooms plus bath, $150. plus utils.Call 609-9:4.~178, noontll util. Call 609-924-447a,noon til 8 lovelyhome is situatedon a nicelylandscaped lot with many mature ~8 p.m. p.m. trees ...... $84,9D0. JUST LISTED! HandsomeColonial on Unique WoodedLot. First floor has gracious entertaining HOPEWELL- Modern but YARbLEY"7 largeefficiency ~uaint setting, 2 BR, under apt. suitable one person. area featuring RaisedHearth Fireplace in Living INVESTORSTAKE NOTE 270. utilities paid, appliances Beautiful surroundings. 215- Room, Formal Dining Room,Family Room,plus and more. HOMERENTALS, 493-6673. an Eat-in Kitchen, Laundry Roomand Powder Brkr,$40. 609-391-5900. Virginia Anderson MaryPatrician FormFor Sole Room-- Comeand see the SecondFloor, Patio, Amy Bohm Patricia Bell, Broker Pat Patrician CHARMING-- 2 room apt etc. $73,900. CurDle Carson Ruth Bly 1300’ commercialfrontage U. S. 130-50 acres MODERN3 RM. APT. - on Jeanne Sanders with bay window, kitchen, MainSt. in Manville, heat & Connie Darrow Vivian MacPherson Bill Sanders and house Florence Township -- 27 acres bath, back yard, garage. hot water sRpplied. Call 201- Janet Lachapelle Kay Tighe Burlington Township. Water adjacent 1 mile Hopeweil. Available May1, 725-5936. $215/m0including utilities. PennsylvaniaTurnpike, approx.2 miles Rt. 295. 609-466*3650 after 6 Rr on $7500an acre(will divide). weekends. LOOKINGTO MOVE? 609-396-3515 Call (609) 499.1940 Broker,$20 SUITABLE FOR 1 PERSON 799.8181 Open7 Daysa Week [ Mi_S , ~.’,’,’ j -- 2 roomswith private bath JUST LOOK andkitchen privileges onthe WHAT CARNEGIEREALTY, Inc. NY busllne. Air conditioned, YOU’REMISSING l 50PrinceloR.tlighlslown Road, Princelog Ju.olion Apts./HousesFor Rent- Roomsfurrdshedor unfurnished.609- 130 NASSAUST. 921.7164. The chance to LIVEthe To Sha~e time of your life in a PRINCETON,N.J. " (609) 921-6177 private hilltop com- REALTORS 10 MINUTESnorth of Prin- munity in historic New WOMANWITH12 year old son ROOM FOR RENT -- Twin ceton-- furnished efficiency wants to share house in Rivers. 609-448-4)650. apt. $150/m0. One month Rope,Pa. ~T/n--p’s,"’ouses Princetonarea. Exc. refs. 609- security. Gentleman ,:4=a~ preferred. 609-924-8721. A beautilully-styteu \ ,~’~" WHYIS TWIN RIVERSOPEN HOUSE TOURS To Share ROOM FOR RENT - Central oRe-bedroomanart- WESPECIALIZE IN TWINRIVERS NassauSt. Availableira- ment loadedwlm au PERSON TO SHARE ROUSE mediately. RecentlyLAWRENCEVILLE - the extras. And TOWNHOUSERESALES inthecountry-SkillmanNJ., a For Rent- Rooms oecorated, low rent. 609-924-Spaciousduplex, 4 rooms,with surroundedby 121 THEFASTEST SELLING NEW HOME PRESENTINGOPEN HOUSE TOURS AT milesfrom Princeton, rent 2040. appliances, heat paid. 0nly acresof quiet forests WOGOSGLEN DEVELOPMENTIN CENTRAL JERSEY? 624 TWIN RIVERSDRIVE-NORTH $105per me. plus utilities. Call ~ $200. HOMERENTALS, Brkr androlling fields! 609-466-2966after6 pro. $40.609-394-5900. 538 NETTLETONORIVE ROOMFOR RENT ~close to RM.ApplyFORat221GENTLEMANNo. 3rdAve.," Your first month’s LOCATION:Mid-way between Princeton and So"~ne~in Firestone Library, well suited HillsboroughTownship. Good access to majorhighways and SUNDAY,APRIL 3rd ~anville until 6 p.m. RENTFREE on a 12. publictransportation in aU directions. 1-5 P.M. ONEROOMMATE - needed to for serious graduate student. 4 LG. RM:APT. & bath, yard: monthlease! share 3 bedroomfarmhouse in 609.e24.7034. Bus. eoupteor with L preschoot SELECTION=5 models with all wantedfeatures, including 2.cer Hopewell.6o9-466.337o after 6 1 LARGE BEDROOM & child. 201-a29.8o68morn. or Threeswimming pools garages.¢;eremic tile baths,underground city utilities on% WEEKDAY TOURSALSO AVAILABLE p.m. private bath near University. eves. ful-sized term s courts, acrelots. 3 to 5 bedrooms. .~ ROOM FOR RENT -- Gentlemanpreferred. Parking lighted Platform WitherspoonSt., L block from facilities. $135per month.Call QUALITY&VALUE: Superior construction details. Ranchers 609-924-5393. Tenniscourts, ice pricedfrom $68,900. Colonists from $72,900. AWAYMOST WEEKENDS? campus. 609-921-1234 anytime. BIGHTSTOWN -- con- skating,ski slo~and Great inexpensive set-up for KITCHEN --& laundry venlently located, 1stfloor, lodgesaunas and more OPENHOUSE ¯ SAT. & SUN, ¯ NOON’I’lL DUSK responsible .young LAWRENCEVILLE -- NYCbus serviceavailable. -- a at no extra professional or graa stuaent. Complete house privileges. privileges, business Rr pro- 609.448-2889. charge! DIRECTIONS=WooUs Road, 1½ mL South of AmweltRoad, or 609-443.8357. Parking.609.896-9467. I~lOnal ~rSOR, non-smoker, ~Ami. westof RiverRoad to TownshipLine Road then North tel 609.9~J.1276after epm,all FROM$265 Me. onWoods Road ½ mLWatch for signs, day weekends. [] FEMALEin :0’s wants same ROOM& SEMI- EFF~. HIGHTSTOWNHAPPINF, SS - DiDONATOREALTORS MLS zst floor, tin0, carpets, a.~ DARIENAT VILLAGE2 402No. Bridge St. toshare2BRaptinHighstown ICIENCES - at weekly FURNISHED ROOM Brldgewa tar, N.J. area. Must like pets. Call prances. Kids OK,heat gala. rate. Princeton ManorMotel, AVAILABLE-- pleasant quiet HOMERENTALS, BrKr, $40. NewHope, Pa. 201. $26.1020 Karen609-eSS-1766beforeSam MonmouthJet. 201.329-4555.. surroundings, reply Mm.F.M. 609-448.6555 oralter 10pm. 609-394-5900. o..=,, onl¢.(:m~) nT,.n~eo USHwy #l. Rte.1-48,~, Princeton 08540. CALL:(215)352-2091 @hj~a’~lll ,T 14-B Thursday,March ~[1, 1977

Springtime... Henderson, Of Course!

ONEOF PRINCETON’Smost gracious houses ... attributed to Stcadmanand WOODED!SPACIOUS! CUSTOMBUILT! FAMILY ORIENTED! FAN- IN THE LOVELYAREA OF FOREST BLEND, HOPEWELLTOWNSRIP, movedfrom its original location to this lovely twoacre lot with trees andformal TASTICBUY! These wordsdescribe hut don’t do justice to this large six- iust off MaddoekRoad and the DelawareRiver. wherecustom houses on wooded gardens, not to mentionmore tha,t 2 dozenexquisite holly trees, near Carnegie bedroom,three bath houseon 1 ~ acres built by a well-knownlocal builder for his lots abound...wehave just listed this exceptionalFrench Provincial brick une-story Lake. on ibe West Windsorside. Amodern wing was incorporated in the 50’s ownfamily. Nowit is time to moveto oiber things! So weare proudto llst this house! Aformal layout with a contemporaryfamily in mind: four bedrooms.2 [,~ that blends in beautifully with the original! Mouldings,panelling, mantels, housewhich features a recently redonecat-ln kitchen with bath-in barbeque. baths, uhra-medernkitchen and a spaciousliving roomwith fireplace. Yuumust floors, all seemthe samevintage. Theoriginal twoparlours formto makea warm living roomwith fireplace, separate formal dining room, family roomwith really see this to appreciate it ...... $87,000. family roomwith high ceilings and fireplace, the newwing provides a formal fireplace, anda beautifully finished full basement.A fire alarm system,three- living roomwith elegant marble fireplace, Bxturea and windows.A master zone heating and roomytwo-cur garage rmmdout this quality structure. Andonly bedroomsulte with full bath anddoors to the patio is nearby.Of course, a formal 8 minutesfrom NassauStreet, in nearby LawrenceTownship ...... $107,500. dining room,and sol)St family kitchen completesthe first floor. Bedroomsup- stairs are in separate wingswith twoand a full bath in onepart, andthree with two baths in another. All newwiring, heating, of course, and a barn/garagecom- pletes lids almtJst perfect picturefor the fanfily whowants to llve in Princetonfor the convenienceand an older housefor his charmand character and your own potting shetl, too! Offered at ...... $210.000.

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AT THE EDGE OF ONE OF NEW JERSEY’S MOST NOTABLE ESTATES!Tastehdly subdivided into s convenient lot with tr,,,,~ andvit,ws. VERYSPECIAL, BIG 4 BEDROOM,2 J.,~ bath colonial on a quiet cul de sac in Ale. flIP use of coulun)npark aml recreathm areas, just a short jou frtml the con|- WestWindsor - minutesfrom the train station (1.2 miles) andeven closer to the nmter}),is to NewY.rk City. Fmnrin,drcmms, 2 J~ baths, slry llvin,, r.mu. dinint~ schools. A 4 year newhome chock full of quality constructionand extra luxuryby roomwhh slidlmz doors t. [)allos. (!{tnlflwtab[e kitchen, fanlilv r.,m with the verb.’ particular owners.Features such as a large screenedporch off the family fireplace,beamed ceillau andslhlim~ (h)~trs. mttsid~.,t.cb. Gailydecf,rawd, air ~’.m- room,raised hearth fireplace, built-ln bookshelves,big baywindow ffun of plan- ditiom,d, hdl basement,twfpcar t~arst~e...... $7().q(10. Lsl in the breakfastroom, wooden bannisters, special decorativemoldings, folding woodendoors, decorative tile. central air conditioning and humidification, aluminumstorms and screens aod extensive landscaping. There’s moretoo - RUSTICHAVEN ¯ Romantic escapism goes hand-in-hand with every comesee this special home- a delight to see andlive in ...... Offeredat $89.900. civilized comfortin this three bedroom,2~ bath contemporaryhi-level, serenelyset unlldst three beautiful acres of land in the Princeton-Hopewell area. This high hlgh-knolled stone homeoffers spectacular country view from three large windowsof Thermopane.Warmed by two large stone fireplaces, onemust sitars the viewof natural serenityin an unspoiledarea fromthe rear sercened-lnporch off the gummerkitchen. Excellentfor hor- ses ...... $79,900.

Springtimewill arrive andit will be a nmrepleasant time in tbis ranchhouse in Princeton Township, surrounded by meticulously planned plantings. A VERY SPECIAL SOUTHERN COLONIAL OVERLOOKING THE Magnificentlot close to the NewYork bus andall the conveniencesthis townhas BEDENSBROOK GOLF COURSE...in a nearby area of fine estates, here is an to offer. Solidlybuilt withplaster walls, cedarlined closets, a flexible floor plan extraordinary custom-buihhouse featuring gracious, spaciousliving roomwith consistingof living room,dining room,kltebsn, two bedrooms,hall bath, utility fireplace, separate dining room,warm eat-in kitchen with exquisite cabinetry, laundryroom, large jalousied side porch easily convertedto famnyroom, an en- family room with plankedfloor and floor-to-ceillng brick fireplace. Master IN TIlE PROVINCELINE ROADAREA OF HOPEWELLT’OWNSHIPI a closed rear porch wlib privacy, fully air eondltinnedfor total comfort.. $72,500. bedroomsuite with full bath, three other comfortablebedrooms and hall bath. just right "comemporary"that has seasoned a bit. Buih about twenty years Manyextras...stsrco andintercom built-ln, central vacuumsystem, burglar and bef~)re its time. incorporatingnatural woods,flagstone andlots of glass for fire alarms wltb smokedetector, wine cellar with Europeandoor! Beautifal housethat’s fun to live in and easy to maintain. Youwurk in a center kitchen pastoral acreage 250 x 600 with pines, hollys ...... $120,000. with every convenience,that looks ant on the morethan ampledining room,just off the deck. not far from ibe delightful living roomwith a wall of ~lass and a colonial fireplace not to be found in such a modernhouse...usuuily[ Three bedrooms,two full baths anda library/foyer completethe first floor. The lower level almostduplicates the supper,with a bedroom,study, full bath, large family roomwiib walk.~mtaccess to the beautiful grounds,a full fireplace, workshop andutility room.Air conditioned,reals oui! All on 3+acres of tall trees, natural plantint~sand a viewof the Hopewe.IIValley ! It’s spectacolar...at best. $165,000.

THIS IS VERYCLOSE TO A PERFECTLISTING ! PERFECTCON- DITION, PERFECT SIZE, PERFECT NEIGHBORHOODFOR FAMILIES, ANDMOST IMPORTANT....A PRICE THAT’S PER- FECT,TOO! Here is a beautifully proportionedfour-bedroom, two and a half bath colonial that includes manylovely aurprlses...all importantto A SPLENDIDNEIGHBORHOOD FOR CHILDREN.Near the "Y" at top of graciousfamily living! Of course, it has a family roomin addition to the JohnSt. aodin cosy walkingdlstance of PalmerSq. you wiUfind a sturdy stucco super living roomand dining roomiextra large and with long, big win- two story house. Thereis a large kitchen, large dining roomand a good sized BEHINDTHE TREES lles the most exceptional brick rancher we know.It has dowel)but additionally, it includesa glass-enclosedfamily porch with its everything - a large living, room with fireplace, formal dining room, living room.Upstairs are four bedroomsand a bath. Twocontiguous apartments ownheating systemand a bulh-in brick barbecuefireplace. It’s a perfect wouldbe perfect for relatives. Asking...... $60,000. lovely panelled "extra room"with another wonderfulfireplace, plus a super. mornfor entertaining. Aseparate mud-laundryroom with lots of shelves moderneat-in kitchen. Threebedrooms, 2 ½ baths completethe main house. Ont- anda laundrytub is off the garageand a half bath, plus eat-in kitchen with side win’l[ find magnificent-- acres of specimentrees, bushesand lawn. There’s a new KENMOREdishwasher completes the first floor. Four spacious a special bonus, too -- a great barn with guest apartmentof 3 roomsand bath. bedroomsand two full baths are upstairs. All on a fun-shapedcorner lot This is a mast see with tlenderson ...... $125,000. with lovely matureplantings and manybirch trees, just a short walkfrom ibe BenFranklin Schoolin nearby LawrenceTownship ...... In the 70’s!

DEFINITIVEPRINCETON ¯ Ambiance to the Nth - very near town center DON’TMISS THIS TREASURE...ow~ertransferred, and this perfect three and all the reasonsyou wantto live here. A large white colonial neither too old bedroomranch just nfinutes from Princeton is back on the market! Whygo tb THIS LOVELYNEW COLONIAL has four bedrooms, 2~ baths and is in one ¯ nor tot) new- surroundedby evergreensand varieties of established shrubs. A’ Florida, whenyou can enjoy your ownstockade fenced-ln in-ground pool. Ad- of the best locations of KingstonAcres.! Treesin backgive a beautiful viewfrom larg~comfortableliving room)with a very striking fireplace), superb dining room jacent to a garden, this homeoffers self-maintenance, well-insulated, full the patio, dining roomand kitchen. Central air conditioning,large family room Iwltli a floor to ceiling hay) overlookingpatio andpool, a butcher blockcoun. basement,living room,kitchen, sunny family room(or dining areal overlooking with fireplace, two-car garage andfull basement.Bus to NewYork City stops at tcred contemporarykitchen, a panelled library, familyroom, exceptional closet the privacy of the boat, plus three bedroomsand a bath. Landscapedwith trees, it the corner andtrain transportationis also convenient.City waterand city sewer. space, beautiful upstairs hall, 5 I/~ bedrooms...pins3 I~ baths (onebedroom with is the perfectfirst home,or retirement.It won’tlast long,so call to see it. Only three miles from PalmerSquare. Really a goodinvestment ...... $70,000. completebath is on the first floor for maid/in-law-guest).All wrappedup in an atmosphereof a moregracious time .... ." ...... Offered at $175,000. JOHN,T.

MEMBER: MERCERand SOMERSETMLS INTERNATIONALREAL ESTATE FEDERATION RELO, INTER-CITY RELOCATIONSERVICE REALTORS PRINCETONREAL ESTATE GROUP HOPEWELL PRINCETON BELLE MEAD Hopewell HouseSquare Route 206 Hopewell, NewJersey 08525 353 NassauStreet Princeton, NewJersey 08540 Belle Mead,New Jersey 085,02 (609) 466-2550 (609) 921-2776 (201) 874-5191

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NOW RENTING!

TWO BLUE CHIP COLONIAL NORTHGATE APARTMENTS I CAN’T MOVEI IN MONTGOMERYTOWNSHIP--- But, if I could, I wouldundoubtedly choose this restored older Colonial located in the Bore of Great for family living! OneMile Road Hopewell. It not only has 3 bedrooms,bath and and Prlnceton-HlghtstownRd. large eat-in kitchen, but a beautiful living room {oppositeMcGraw Hill) with bayedwindow, 33’ long sunporchand lovely EastWindsor, N. J. wainscoated dining room. An added plus is a studio over the 2 car garage, completewith its ownheating system,electric and phonelines. This newlisting is mostreasonably priced at . $6g,500.

I and 2 Bedrooms MODERNRANCHER - with 3 bedrooms, 2½ baths, formal dining roomand manyhidden extras like 4 SPECIAL from $225. per month zoneheat, central air conditioning, flagstone en- LIMITED try, 2 fireplaces, a family room17 x 21, a kitchen 8 ½% 3o.,, iNTRODUCTORY 13 x 21 plus muchmore. Aroundthe 1.4 acres are PRICE!! Features: apple, peach, pear and cherry trees, a sunken = SWIMMING POOL patio and a storage shed 10x16. A lot for your In a great neighborhood,a "Keve.bulk’"4 bedroomColonial. Familyroom with a PLAYGROUNDFACILITIES money...... Reducedto $78,500. fireplace, eat-ln kitchen,economical },eating costs, patio. For full particulars and = OFF STREET PARKING an appointment to inspect, call now! ...... $85,000. =36 590 = AIR CONDITIONERS RESIDENTIALPROPERTY ¯ KITCHEN WITH DINING AREA WITH COMMERCIALPOTENTIAL A substantial older Colonial on almost an acre =THERMOSTAT CONTROLLED HEAT which has been zoned for neighborhood com- (included in rental) mercial use. There are 3 bedrooms,1½ baths, ¯ WASHER8" DRYERFACILITIES panelled study, kitchen, dining room,living room a RESIDENT SUPERINTENDENT with fireplace, screenedporch, garage, basement. MASTER TV ANTENNA Ideal locationfor professionaloffices. Offeredat ...... $85,000.

MODELAPARTMENT OPENDALLY 1813 (609)448-5935 A charmingcolonial in Ringoesthat is so nicely decorated and cared for. Wide pine floors, a Franklin stove, a great newkitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath, a garage and basement.A small house Ona deadend street with tmdergroundutilities and "Brown-built"immaculate 4 on a small lot but OHso nice. A small price too at bedroomColonial Familyroom with firpelace, central air. extra large patio, ii sewers. Man)’nice features left to your surprise ...... $95,000...... $41,000. Medestpriced attractive 3 bedroomranch. Eat-in kitchen, I JA baths, good lan- DrasticallyReduced! Call us - 466-2444 dscaping, Momgomeryschools. Worthyour carefid consideration ..... $59,900. MAY AGENCY GRIGGSTOWN Reah.r-Insurer MULTIPLE Ser~’in~the entire Princeton ares LISTING Somerset’s "Songof Norway"with a rare offering. Three or 4 bedroomranch DUTCH COLONIALIN DUTCH NECK r~ SERVICE Rt. 518, Blawenburg plannedfi,r hmfilyactivities. Numenumextras. Call nowfor fnll details. $64,900. This custom-builthome is located in an established REALTOR village, It containsa living roomwith baywindow and Eveningsg Weekends fireplace, diningroom, kitchen with Dantry,family room KARENHALE359-7632 LARRYMAY466.1619 with bay window,four bedrooms,two baths, sewing A FEW UNIQUE SERVICES: roomor nursery,ten closetsand a full cellar. It has plaster walls andmetal lathe throughoutthe house,It MuhipleListing Servicesin : also containsa thirty-five foot screenedporch and a THIS LOVELY HOMEBLENDS SomersetCounty, Mercer County two-car garage.Located on a shadylot and is neara in with, and even enhances,the natural beautyof school. this lovely landscapedlot. Located in East Win- Rek,- Interelty RelocationService This housets for sale by the owners,Principles only, dsor in a pleasant established area, this custom Cooperatewith the Princeton Real Estate Group call for appointment609.799-1511,; Asking $69,900, built ranchhas everything the family could desire. EXQUISITE"FAIRFIELD" SPLIT LEVEL Spacious living room highlighted by Tennessee ReahnmlcComputerized Listings: The only realtor-operated system in the area. HICKORYACRES stone fireplace, formal dining room, Houseand Comevisit us and we’ll showyou our exclusive computerterminal to help you For Rent - Apts. For Rent - Apts. $61,900. Gardenkitchen and hreakfast area. A very char- buyor sell. mingwalnut wainscotlibrary adjoining the living CONDOMINIUM’ -- SUNKENLIVING ROOM room, with amplecedar lined closets. Kitchen has JOHNT SUBLET-- I bedroomapt., in Rossmoor. Lovely new 2 FORMALDINING ROOM WITH BALCONY every convenienceincluding built-in range, double Deer Creek, Princeton bdrm,2 bathwith Fla. room, LARGEEAT-IN KITCHEN WITH DISHWASHER ovens, dishwasher,stainless steel sinks and many Meadows.201-549-9392 bet6 & den. completelycarpeted. 11pro. $450. includesmonthly FAMEYROOM WITH FULL BRICK WALL AND F/REPLACE other customfeatures. Three oversized bedrooms maintenace,Golf course, Deal - FOURBEDROOMS with walk-in cedar lined closets and separate ’HEN DE N & tennisprivileges. 201463- 1½BATHS AND POWDER ROOM baths, all customdecorated. Flagstone foyers, at- 3 ROOMAPT - let floor, ac- 0550Weekends. tached breezewaywith rear slider to 10 x 36 cess to yard, suitable for I or 2 PATIOWITH TWO CAR GARAGE adults. Lease &security $225. EastWindsor WALLTO WALL CARPETING coveredpatio. This homeis set on a beautiful lot Route206, BelleMead, New Jersey 08502 ’ CENTRALAIR over 35,000square feet with maturefruit-bearing includesall utlls. 201-782..0527BE SELECTIVE! weekends. MANYMORE PLUS F~TURES trees professionally landscaped. Full finished (opposite MontgomeryMunicipal Building) LongStanding basementwith central air, electro-static air ON PENN CAMPUS- apts ResponsibleMgmt. cleaner, full insulatedattic. Many,many extras in- (201) 874-5191 available for June or Sept. cluding storms, patio, awnings, blacktop furnished or unfurnished. 215- All Modern EV-6-2380. Finely Maintained DiDONATOREALTORS DIDONATOREALTORS driveway, 2-car attached garage. $89,,.500. l & 2 Bedroomapts. Pri~ggtofl-Hllaht|lo~RCL.SaM Wkldsor. NJ. 0&~12 21~tN@lll~ghm W|y.TfetMofl, NJ.OM 19 Full~/Carpeted LOMBARDOAGENCY ALLENTOWNN.J. -- 2 bdrm, FollyAw Conditioned largeIvng rm, eat-in kitchen 448-6555 586.2344 SwimClub Available , l EastWindsor Office withrefrigerator andstove, SomeBalconies or Patios $240 permo: including most 443-6200 CustomBuilt utilities paid. 609-921-2417or CHESTNUT WILLOW For Rent-Houses For Rent-Houses Evenings Call: Homes 2435. Located on Dorchester Dr. SUBLET- I bedroom apt. near Princeton - Hightstown PRINCETON- Extremely LOOKINGTO MOVE? JlmHowlay443.4390 LeaThalla890.0747 Rd. $226/mo.Available 4/I/~/7 " nice Colonial,3 BR, garage, 809-396-3515 Ed ~acNlcoll,Mgr. 695.7225 PrincetonMeadows, Call g-4, From$220 609448-6960basement, yard. A mod.ost Broker,$2O Wm.Bucci Builder, Inc. 201-356-8000,ext.2074. After $400. HOMERENTALS, Brgr, J,:’. , | ’ WYNBROOKWEST 3/18/77, 215-4934298. LecatedonDutch NeckRd. off $40. 609-394-5900. EAST WINDSOR3 BR home, For information, Hie. 130 tam rm etc. Near library, call MANVILLE.First class 4 rm. From$225 609.440-33853 year old EWINGcalomel ’park, tennis, school, ale $425 OFFICE SUITES consisting of 8 rooms, 2½ mo.plus utilities. 609-655-3028. apt. 223 No. 6th Ave. No Principals only. children,nopets. Couple 201- BROOKWOOD GARDENS baths, 4 bedrooms, 2 ear TWENTY NASSAU STREET YOURAGENT CAN’T 526-1931. Located on Hickory Corner garage, on 1/2 acre lot. All - - (6o91924-O9O8 Rd. off Rte. 130 roomsace spacious.Many de- 100 SQUAREFEET TO 2,200 SQUAREFEET SHOWYOU THIS HOUSE From$225 6~J.448-6531luxequalities and extrasare FARMHOUSE-- movetoday, CapeCod in PenningtonBorough on quiet, tree- J featuredin this beautifulonly $75 pays all. RENT HUNTERS GLEN APT. -- Ons.two, tl’~me, four. five. sixand seven room office suites available. lined street for sale by owner. Maintenancefree For Rent.Apts. sublet. 1 bedroom,$226. plus SHARON ARMS modernhome. References are REALTYBROKER, $20, 609- somefronting on Nassau Street and overlooking Princeton Campus. natural cedar shakes.Living-room, dining room, utilities. Call after 5pro, 609. Locatedon SharonRd. off of required$500 per month. Call 396-3515. somefully carpetedand panelled, some with tllepleces. Off Street 799.8077. Circleat Intersectionof Rts Su.~sman Realty, realtor, 609. Parking. bedroomor recreation room downstairs, eat-in FRANKLIN CORNER 13o&33nearTnpkexit7-Ajust 896-9300. modernkitchen with refrigerator, dishwasher, )~ mi north of Rt. 1-g5 HOUSE FOR FAMILY- GARDENS Max.3; Maintenance,utilities, ALL UTILITIES, JANITORIAL SERVICESINCLUDED electric range. Twobedrooms upstairs. Twofull Finely maintained garden From$210 609.259.9449 SUB/RENT-- 1 bedroom apt, FOR RENT- 1-bedroom apt see, by tenant. $300/mo. baths. Air conditioning, aluminum stor- apts. 1stfloor, facing I~. rking lot. Inquire 151 Wycoff Ave., Call 609-452-2652 .large eat-in kitchen at Fox Run, a/e, carpet~, Higbtstown. ms/screens,full basement,1 ½ car garage. 60x160 $226/mo.plus utilities. Call PLAINSBORO- Magnil .’eat drapes. $281 no. includes ¯ .formal dining room duplex, $220. Dishwasher,air, ~ __ _ _ lot. .nice size bedrooms 659-821-9103 ext 215 before heat/609-799-9150. 5pro, ?99-8203after 6pm~ garage,appliances, kids and PRINCETONJCT. - Char- $51,900. .fuD bath pets OK. HOMERENTALS. ~ mine Colonial. 4Be - 2V=B, .balconies or patios Brkr, $40.,f~9-394-5965. wall/wallcarpet, treed lot. For Rent-HousesFor Rent-Houses Cell 737-3144 .convenient laundry/st0rage 4t/z ROOMS,2ND FLOOR - SUMMERRENTALS Avail. April 1. $320/mo.659. 326 Sked Street, Penningfon, N. J. facilities Northside, Manville, from n..l .heat& hotwater included April I. Adultsonly, no Pools, peacocks, tewnhonaes, 759-2235. NEWLY RENOVATED YARDVILLE NEAR 1-95-4 From$;50 utilities,security required, no For Rent.Housestennis eourts. Wehave an country cottage in Pretty’ bdrmsplit, i~/~ baths, ex. cond. pets. 201-520.4,167Oetween 5 & incredible assortment of VERYLARGE -- gracious Brookarea. 3 I~lroomswin no pets. $425 mo., plus utilitios. For~___Rent- Apts. For Rent - Apts. Centralized location minutes 7 P.m. summer rentals available to furnished home, Princeton bath, living roomwith dining Rets. 609-799.2111. from Princeton &Trenton. 101 FARMHOUSE- on 9 acres, 2 the careful tenant. Franklin Corner Rd. Born, available July for 1 area and lire place, kitchen barns, horses OK, livestock year. $1000/mo.plus utilities, with laundry. Suitable for SKILLMAN.AKI~A --.~any AW~Y MOST WEEKENDS. APARTMENT FOR RENT -- Lawrencev~le, N.J. Just off TRENTON-- unfurnished OK,3BR,only $300. Can’t last. N.T.CALLAWAY Great, inexpensive set-up for 2 bedrooms,kitchen and bath, Route I (near quskerbridge Phone owner, 201-564-4503, married couple or single american name with garage, apartment. Immediate oc- HOMERENTALS, Brkr, $40. 4 NASSAUST Mon-Fri,9-5. barn, and 7 acres. Wouldlike r e s p o n s i b I e y o u n g Furnished, private entrance, Mail)6~.896-0990. cupancy. 3 rooms, mature 659.394-5965. PRINCETON,NJ person. Nochildren or .~ets. professional or grad student, parking, 15 minutes from $4001m0.Available Aprd 1. to rent on a long term basis to person or couple preferred. 609-921-10S0 Call 609.921-2603, a responsible family. Price s 609-4.13-3857. Princeton. Country at- $180. Security and ]ease. No 3 B~ aa mosphere. Professional or 2 - ROOMAPT. - across from COTTAGEon a farm, 2 mi negotiable. Call Alan pets. 609-396-7046or201-329- east of Hightstown. 1 BR, COUNTR~G - In- Cedar Lane, Princeton, ~ -- ~ Niederlitz evemngs 659.466- business manonly. Write Box Ewlng High. Avail. im- 6309. available June 20 thru Aug. 31. HOP~EY mediaLtely.$165/m0. inc. util. lvrm, kit, & bath. Nopets. 609- maculatecottage, $165, yard, Asking $375/mo. FARMHOUSE-- Prime 2338. --2bdrms. living room, newly 564, RD1, Princeton, N.J. location, 6 acres, spacious improvedeat-in kitchen & new 08540. 6O9-882-5874. 448-1824. appliances, Kids and pets home. A bargain for $300. LAWRENCEVILLEAREA;I0 bath. Colonial. $370/mo.Call ONE & TWO BEDROOM N.T.CALLAWAY Hurry. HOMERENTALS, min., to Princeton. tst floor welcome. HOMERENTAL, S, REAL ESTATE home,3 bedrooms& bath leg. 609.821-2417 or 921-2435. " LAWRENCEVILLEAREA. HOPEWELL--2bdrm,Ist fir, APTS.-- for immediateoo- Brkr,$40. 659.394-5900. i cu.pancyat Windsor Castle, E. MANVILLE- 3 rm. bungalowBrkr, $40. 609-394-5900. 609-821-1050. roomw/fireplace; lee. kitchen pricedright. RENT REALTY far rent. 201-72543.54. w/separate dining area. UN~EW Exceptionally large 1st floor BROKER,$20, 609-396-3515. WmdsorTwp. From Princeton LAWRENC’N-~’~LE - LUXURYAPTS. I & ~’ apt. 3 bdrms, hying room take571 to OldTrenton Rd. NEWHOPE -- 2 bdrm.1½ Gracious 3 BE, only $300, HIGHTSTOWN-- 3 BR, LR, Finished basement w/~anelnd w/fireplace carpetedlinished makea rightthen proceed to DR, kitchen, bath, full walls & wall.to-wan sfiag rug bedrooms. $290 and up. SMAL~ ~. 8 RO--~ ~ ~ 2 bath townhouse w. fireplace, carpets, appliances, yard~ to use as playroom or den. MeadowLane Apts, 5 minutes basement, ~ard, front & back f[clency.All utilities fur- thefirst left beyond a couple bathstpetiowlthflreplace, l/2 Refs.&sec, depooitreqhired, basement, yard, porch, entrances. Rent incl. heat, hundredfeet from Old Trenton besement, muth more. HOME$389/m0.Adults only. Nopets Plenty of storage; front & from Princeton Jet. Call 659. $375. 609-883.1009. nished.Reasonable rate. acre lot, Rider College area. Avail. MayI, $3~5/mo.609.3W. RENTALS,Brkr, $40. 659-394- back entrance, yard. Rent 452-8220. Businessperson. 201..320-2612. Road. 659.448-5995. 609-883.7172after 8pm, 3306, 609.448-2725. 5900. incl. heat., $375. 659.1~t%mm. 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,_:.. ’+.. _ ++~ BEAUTYOR UTILITY, YOU’LL HAVE BOTHI - Oneglance at this pleasant Ranch, sndyou’ll taketo it immediately.And, when you see its comfortable,well arrangedin- NEEDFOUR BEDROOMS BUT DIDN’T FEEL YOUCOULD AFFORD IT? This terior, you’ll knowthis is the three bedroomhouse for you...... $69,990. newlypainted Ranch offers a largetreed backyard,island kitchen with dishwasher,car- $54,900. peting, full basement,garage, and central air. Better Hurryl ...... \ ,._2¢ : I. .... ~ ’ ~. ,. -~=~,, :- .... / DOCTORS,DENTISTS - Bring yourarchitect. Wehave a solid brick structure in Prin- cetonwith tremendouspossibilities including roomfor PARKING!Situated on the+bus line in oneof the bestlocations in townfor a medicaloffice with professionaloffice residentialzoning. Please contact us for furtherdetails. ]

SUMMER’SCOMING and here’s a Colonial featuring a 20’ x 40’ in-groundpool and IIiil adjacentjalousied porch for picnics. Alsoincludes four bedrooms,2 ½ baths and two- JUST$65,000. GREATFIRST HOME in an establishedPrinceton neighborhood, if you do not havea car attachedgarage. large downpayment, are willing to do somework, this is the housefor you. Three bedrooms,high ceilings, plaster walls, slate roof, old woodand close to everything!...... $39,~00. CREAMPUFF COLONIAL in Hopewell Townshipjust 10 minutes from schools, shoppingand community facilities. Basic8 room,2 ½ bathcenter hall style that’s been A FARMWITH A FUTURE- 88 acres in HopewellTownship. Large old farm house decoratedin subtle tones.Features a spaciousand cheerful kitchenthat’s great for canbe restored.Presently being farmed. Suitable for developer.Over 5000 feet of fron- "over the coffee cup" chatter anda first floor laundry. Walt-to-wall carpeting tage.Call for details. throughout,central air, ampleclosets andstorage space. The painted basementis dividedinto rainy dayplayroom, workshop and storage. A side entry 2-car garagewith dualcontrol automatic door opener. Situated on half acrelot accentedby lots of shade AREYOU TIRED OF YOURROUTINE JOB? Are you the eager-to-meet and specimenplantings ...... $104,900. peopletype? Are you a parentwith ambitiousyoung adults looking for a future -- DON’TBE AFRAIDTO BEA LANDLORD-- not with this Duplex. The aluminum -- Then.... Youshould investigate the fabulousopportunities offered by this siding andall aluminumwindows are maintenancefree. Thetwo central air units and longestablished hardware store (25 yrs. + ) in stJburbansmall town hub of homes wherethe ownersare service and quality conscious. Call for details. HATETO PAINT? No needtol This one’s in"move-in"condition. Transferredowner all the appliances(2 stoves,2 refrigerators, 2 dishwashersand 2 washersand dryers) tookgreat pride in his home.All freshly paintedinside. A 4 bedroom,2 bathRanch. areonly a few yearsold. Theroof is in goodshape and so are the two heatingsystems. centralsir, central vac, full basement.Immediate Occupancy. See it todayl Reduced Thetenants pay all the utilities exceptwater. The taxes are really low, the locationis for quick sale to ...... $sg,g00. excellentand the grossrent amountsto $7,680./yr.Call ourWest Windsor office. The price is ...... $71,500.

FOREIGN8" SPORTSCAR ENTHUSIASTS TAKE NOTE! Established Ser- "We are one of the largest insurers vice Centerand Parts Sales business in operationat this location for 6 years completewith all the tools, equipmentand pans inventory it takesto operatea of homes in New Jersey. See us for your Isuccessfulshop. In suburbanEwing Twp. location. Anxious For Offerslll HOMEOWNERS POLICY before you close on your new home." PRINCETON WEST WINDSOR PENNINGTON FLEMINGTON (609) 924-0095 (609) 799-1100 (609) 737-3301 1201) servingpeople since 1885 realtors¯ Insurers ...... =mmm..... m.=.,.~ ’ CLASSIFIEDDEADLINE " ...... "~*"-" Resort P’’"""""="i. i -’X~ ~/:~\ Properties [ I~!~~ IMMEDIATEOCCUPANCY 5 P.M. MONDAY ¯ , i . . . ] t !.,,,~l~j’Jl-~.~J"--ll -’ :Twin Riven Area- 1 and 21 hcuuUf.lSapphire Bay, St+ =. STUDIOS = ~ bedro0mc0nd0miniums,goodll i ¢OMMEREIAL i Thomas.Ground floor ([RVILt[ = =" | locationsfinancing available; _m sleeping-living room, large -= bedroom,equipped kitchen. 2 i (~ I (~I"~ == ownerswill give extra con.’. baths, air conditioned. Ac- i eJ~ JL ~ ~] ’. ’. siderations..Startingal$25,90O.m i i commodatesup to 5 persoes. i . -~,-,o,’,,-,~ "._=: ,,,d,, P,, A.,-~,osm ranchl ¯ ~ 3 bedrooms2 u bathsgarage.== Shlrlilll~nl ¯ , . ’ ’ . ¯ swimmingpool, watcr sports, i ~ ..,= ~ m, mm~ largo patio, wall to wallcarpeting, i +* / I I [-- i mall in excellentcondition, lusti ~ AVAILABLE Reasenable.| rcstaurant call ~-~4-~620. an premiscs. ~~, . ~~~1~11~ ’. ~ _L "~ O ’. ,_,edoc~ ...... m900.’. +: " ’ m | far immediate i SUMMERIN VmRMONT--’-ii~ .~r- ~;] ~ 9 DL" I~D fl/’~ ’. | EastWindsar. Large 2 sto~ycen.! ¯ ~ UEJ IJLtL~/VI~.~ ¯ i l ¯ o...+ ,+no+ ¯ttal air conditionedcolonial, 4. ¯ W¯ mountainside, 20 miles == ~ ~ W !! bedrooms,2~ baths,sunken I¯ -’ unobstructed view. 609-737- FORYOU~ CUSTOM6UILTWITH QUALITY CONSTRUCTION | I family ro°mwith old brick I I From e ESPECIALLY e"~ "/’ ~ U _~ 3916. - NDIVIDUALLYDESIGNED- Outstanding features- 4-6 bedrooms,2 ½-3 ¯ "+"- ¯ I replacefull basement2 car ~ 8V=%- 30 YEAR ¯ All sparmPn s wi h wall o -’I ¯ 750 plus sq. ft. to 1. STONEHARBOR N.J. - 5 I ==garageon~acteplus.’ ’ ." ceramictile baths- panelledfamily rooms-brick fireplaces- central air -’ ~,a ,arpetng. drapesor .¯ . ~ing.~50’=i 1,500plussq. ft. | bdrmhouse on haywith 2 boat conditioning - full basements- Many, many more details. MORTGAGESAVAILABLE I"- m ~’I,,+;’ .+~’...... dc ...... ¯ ¯* ¯ i Eslips and floating dock. For =g~,~00-=~,~00 ¯ tral air eondRlonmg, l ¯ FHA,VA and Conventiona mor"N = rent July 1-15$4000. Call 609- I tgagesAvi . abeto Qualified STEELErROSLOFF| OPENHOUSE -’ -’ a| bayer= Weekdays Builder’s Closeouton Modeldisplay homes --| ¯ An;deal.l,cadon el..~e t,, ,ht,pplnlz = | ! ANDSMITH I SEC~ET92t’?546 after 6 p.m. WOODLANE ESTATES W~.sk:"ma.S Available for Immediateoccupancy. ¯.= ¯ ,.d ,~m~+r ,..,,...... +...... d-"¯¯ I 10AM-SPM handballe,,.rls.andmaj.rtransp~,rtalJ,,n. Aduh ¯¯ l STEELE’ RA~LAFF, .... I!mi Realtors and Insurors | -- in Poconos,Fire]place 4 NEWHOMES P"" I ¯ ¯ ¯ NEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL | -’, ANDSMITH ’. 609-655-0080 ~ seasonactivities, prtv. lake, Dirocfipns:Route 206 to ColdSoil Road.Take Cold Soil Roadto first right onWood Lane I p0ol, ski slope, tennis, ete. STEELE, ROSLOFF ! -= 609-448-8811 I Roadtohomes. UNDERCONSTRUCTION I I" ,I! Realtorsand lnsurers | Sleepssix. $150per wk. Call , ADJACENT TO TRACT ¯ | ANDSMITH ¯ . ~n~~,,~.,,+~.n~ nn~n.... | , TwinRivers TownCenter , 609-393-3112or 882-6954. ¯¯ ¯ .ununu,uNwlnnnnumdl N AN~vely : MLS ¯ ¯ ¯ TwinRiversTownCenter ! r~ ’FROM $ .. 609-655-0080 | ~,.g...... --..,-..,,,m,l furnished homein historic df(~ ~.LLJi CL ~_~ (..’/..L~’/’~ ~] -’RealtOmandlnsur°rs district, for rent June15 to 49 SO0 Ju,, 31. 7 rooms, 3 be lips, ’ .... ~N.~. 6~9-89B-0"~’05 "Z" I l iyl’%-- i~eli 0--" l I.Illh/gO~O ..... IIi 609-448-8811winT Rivers TownCenter | Resort secluded garden. Fully i~II¯¯IIII U¯ II ¯¯¯IIII llllllll IIII~ iP~ _ _J. equipped.Sleeps 6 plus. $2500.- r roper~les Call 609-921-9511after 6 pmor HAMILTONSQUARE -- 3 weekends. Business Real ~ ¯ ForRent-Houses hedroom housefor rent. Some appliances. Available April 1. LONGBEACH iSLAND - EstateFor Rent Prestigious 56,000 sq. ft. Call 609-695-5503for ap- Oceanfrnnt3bedroom duplex Business Real withexceptional viewinNorthBeach Haven.Redecorated STORE FOR RENT - 1 Story Building Located At IMMACULATE RE-- pointment, Estate For Rent Hopewe|l,130o sq. feet. Call MODELED--3 bdrm, 2 andspotless. Call 201-.1:/176. OFF[CESPACE -- Princeton, 609-397-8173after 6 pm. 4 SUPERB MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM story. It=baths basement Resort Every homeis quality constructedthroughout. And you garage, oil hwbb heat. very nice building, very Princeton haveyou+" choice of four excitingstyles - threecolonials Somerville. near 206. Small Properties VENICE-- Fla., luxurious 2. convenient - NassauSt. Very OFFICERENTAL in endo ranch. All on fully landscapedminimum ]/3 ecre family only. Purchaseoption. bdrm.2bath, garden eondoon cheap, tdrawba~: thlrd floor Professional Bldg. Big:- lots. Whenyou step inside, yourenthusiosrn grows. Every- $450/mo.plus utils. 20t-221- ANDOVER,P.O. - Cranberry the Gulf wi~h pool fully walk-up, very goodsize -500 town/Princeton Rd, Art ~e fhinglsosyouhopeditwouldba. 3769. Lake. 2 BRhome, fireplaee, equipped,fishing, tenn=s,r golf. sq.ft. Call E. Szymanski,609- parking space~kgtB0, ’v ], ForrestalCenter elec. heat. sereenedporchon2etc. near. Off season- rates 921-3633. PC)Box 146, Htghtstown. Openevery dayfor inspection from 12 noon. Ig. woodedlots. $35.000.609- effective Mayt. 609-466-2426. 448-5331after 6 p.m. WARRENPLAZA WEST Espet.lallyD.,,i~.*,d f.r C.mpuwr.lte~,an,h, Offlce’rennnts. DIRECTIONS:TAKE ROUTE 1 BOOTHTO MERCERVILLE EASTWINDSOR-- 4 bedroom COMMERICALRENTAL -- Colonialin excellent location. Rt. 130,EastWindsor approx. 1600 sq.ft. Cha tg P, mse~.ql,mEarlySummer’77 TRAFFICCIRCLE (ROUTE 533 - QUAKERBRIDGE MALL), Available May6 at TA60/mo. STORE SPACE FOR RENT JUGHANDLELEFT,TRAVEL3TRAFFICLIGHTBANDTURN LONG BEACH ISLAND -- CAPECOD -- overlooking farm houseon 2 acre hil ly plusutilities, lyoarl,ease,1.½ Oceanfront. Beautiful new3 private cove of Wellfleet frontage. Ideal for a. Modulesof 10.28,000sq. ft. * LEFT, FOLLOWTHROUGH TO PAXONAVE. ANDMODELS monthssecurity requtreo, mr bedroom.Spectacular view. Existing 2g-store shopping businessor offices. $49,5net ORSTRAIGHT THROUGH HUGHES DRIVE TO MERCER conditioned. 609-448-4081 tlarbor at National Seashore.plaza has 1000so:ft., store lease- 1 yr. leaserequired. MANORNORTH. MODELHOMES Quiet area. Washer,dryer, Fishing, tennis, trails, or space available. ~,uuy aw weekdaysfor an appointment, dishwasher, w/w carpet, relaxing. Comfortablehouses Keller RealtyAssociates Enjoy beautiful June at conditioned, aeouatlea= L FROMSOMERVILLE TAKE ROUTE 206 SOUTHTO PRINCETON, with fireplaces and decks, ceil(nut recessedlighting. ExclunlveBmkersFor PROCEEDTOROUTEIlSOUTH)THENFOLLOWAeOVEDIRECTIONS."CONDOMINIUMFORRENT- reducedrates. 609-49,1-6410. Sleep6.Spring $125 er $160per paneled walls, tile floor. in Rossmoor,lovely new 2 week.Season $2L5 perweek. Excellent location on State L.C. Bnwers& Son,Inc. Boilders Exclusive Agent: bedreem, 2 bath w/Florida MAINE COTTAGE RENTAL 201-521-0229. Hwy.130,1/4 mile south of th,e IDEALREALTY CO., INC. REALTOR201-283-2600 room, den completely ear- Princeton- H[ghtstownRoao, 1201) 939-1010 peted. $450Includes monthly -- 3 bdrm cottage on lake, RENT -- NEW ROUND $3S0/mo. plus taxes and iWEIDELi. Medll Tlllpkn1609-587-31111 maintenancegolf course, pool boat sleeps8 comfortable,aU modern conven enees. Call HOUSE- POCONOS- 3 BR’s, utilities on a 2.yoarlease with or (609) 921-0098 ¯ andtennis privileges. Call 201- fple, TV,wknds, wkly. Aft=" option. Call 609. -448.4024week- 448-6200 ~ 463-0550 weeKenos.. 609-737*0989, 6pm,609*586-4442. days for appointment.

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Van Hise Realty Village Tempo.... LAWRENCEVILLESETTING is a 2 bedroomwith Realtor living roomand kitchen. The carpeting is new, andthe interior wasdesigned for a low main- Pennington, NewJersey Metropolitan Amenities tenance,immediately available at $29,900. Tel: 609-737-3615 or 609-883-2110 , Allow yourself the time ~,’.:,t,.~’;" ;, ,k.... ’; Oh! The to experience the mood of quiet elegance . . . L~":’ + Iqlqlrl ~+1 z individually designed English Contemporary or Traditional and Rustic Colonial homes HOPEWELLBOROUGH nestled in a wooded retreat . . . TOWNLIVING ¯ is whatthis immaculate2 story Colonialoffers. BRICKAND CEDAR: Modernkitchen with eating area, formal dining room,large COVEREDENTRY living room, laundry room, 3 bedrooms,1 ½ baths, 2 car O pricedfrom the nineties. Stoneedge borders driveway, to a 3 bedroom detachedgarage, full basement...... $55,000. with formal dining room,kitchen has eating Visit our furnishedmodels areaand walk-in pantryarea, lull basement, garage.Location has easy access to shopping PENNINGTONBOROUGH andother olmostcompleted homes. Directions:Route 31 Northto DelawareAvenue. and commute. $45,500currently¯ DUTCHCOLONIAL- with warmthand charm, situated on a tree Right turn, proceedpast MainStreet lined street. Largekitchen with eating area, formal dining room,living roomwhh fireplace, family room,3 bedrooms,one to AbeyDrive (PI.). Right turn end... full bath, full basement,2 car detachedgarage ...... $63,900. Youwill be within... HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP: CONTEMPORARY a HOWABOUT THIS ¯ stone andframe Cape Cod on a large lot. newconstruction with thermopanewindows, Newmodern kitchen, formal dining room,living roomwith brick raisedhearth fireplace, cathedral ceiling in fireplace, 4 bedrooms,1 ½baths, finished breezeway,full living room,4 bedrooms,2 baths, separate basement,oversize 2 car garagewith automaticdoor, central air end central vac system...... $54,900. study, deckin back,balcony, full basement. ceton Viewwith trees in back. $72,900. VICTORIAN¯ modern kitchen, formal dining room,living room with bowwindow, den with built-in bookcases,3 bedrooms, 1 ½baths, 2 car garage,tool house,beautifully landscapedlot with maturetree, conditionexcellent ...... $67,900. EXPANDEDRANCH: WEST WINDSOR a 4 ENGLISHTUDOR - King GeorgeRoad. Modern kitchen with bedroomwith mastersuite, formaldining room, eating area, formal dining room,living roomwith fireplace, cornerbrick fireplacein living room,kitchen has family room,3 bedrooms,1 ½baths, basement,2 car garage, Mead ows tiled counter, doublesink, and dinette, ideal location andmint condition ...... $71,900. a living environment,from ’ screenedback porch, full basement.Over the 2 HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP car garageis an apartmentof 3 roomsand bath, andall separateutilities. Asking$85,000. WHATMORE COULD YOU WANT ¯ attractive Split Level with countrysetting. Modernkitchen with eating area, formaldining room,family roomwith fireplace, laundry room,4 bedrooms, ModelHome ()pen Daily 2 ½baths, basement,2 car garage...... $71,900. noonto five TUDOREFFECT ACHIEVED through facade of NOWIS THETIME TO BUILD - on oneof our woodedlots. Your 609-737-2131 this new2-story with foyer,formal dining room, plansor ours. Packagedeal only houseand tot. Lots not sold dinettein kitchen, panelledfamily roomwith separately. fireplace, 4 bedrooms,2½ baths, Anderson FIVEBEDROOMS- is offered by this CapeCod. Modernkitchen Comeexperience the BusinessReal thermopanewindows, basement, 2 car garage. with diningarea, living roomwith fireplace, 2 full baths,full Ptincelon Meadowsway ¯ M.R. ToTH" S89,900. basement,one car garage,ideal location for peaceand quiet.. of life Distinctiveone and Estate For Rent ...... $54,900. twobedroom apartmenls, CONSTRUCTION Minutesfrom Princeton OFFICESPACE -- 1200sq.R. HOPEWELLBOROUGH ProfessionalCraftsmanship University.The train Io New newbuilding, private entrance All Phasesof Building PRINCETONTOWNSHIP a 12 room2-story with YotkCity andPhiladelphia onU.S. 130, 4.5 miles South TOWNAPARTMENT HOUSE ¯ 2 story with 4 apartments, each is a few minules away. fromUfi. I, U.S. 130 circle. centralair, large kitchen,heated breezeway, apartmentconsisting of 4 roomsand bath¯ All separateutilities, Phone:609-799-t6t t. 201-297-,1200. mastersuite with full bath,3 fireplaces,finished excellentcondition plus ideal location. Call us for price and LINCOLNPROPERTY COMPANY basementarea, covered deck, laundry area. details. BusinessReal $139,000. EWINGTOWNSHIP I EstateFor Sale CRANBURY,N¯J¯ MT.VIEW AREA - attractive Colonial with modernkitchen and 609-635-23300r201¯329-6013BUSINESSIN AREA:Boudoir Shopin PRIN- eating area. formal dining room,living roomwith fireplace, LOOKINGFOR A , CETONBorough with an excellentlocation. family room.rear exterior deckoff family room,recreation ESPECIALLYFOR YOU VERYSPECIAL BUSINESS? room,laundry room, 4 bedrooms,2 ½ baths, 2 car garage,large Currently$125,000. beautifully landscapedlot with mature trees andformal A oneof a kind? LandFor Sale Japanesegardens and pools ...... $79,900. Noinventory to buy! Restaurantand Lounge with diningrooms, Nooutdatedstock! HUNTERDONCOUNTY - ampleparking, currently at $389,900.with ex- HAMILTONTOWNSHIP Nolnng hours] exceptionalhomesite with cellenttermstoaqualifiedbuyer. Canbe operated bya couple,highestelevation, many trees ROOMYEl-LEVEL - Modernkitchen with breakfast bar, formal churchgroup or a family. anda longshale drive. Nestle ’ " dining room,living roomwith bowwindow, 4 bedrooms,1 ½ Interested? 201-359-4204,7-10pro your home amongst tall baths, family roomwith stonefireplace, storageroom, covered cedars with sunnySouthern :,~r’-’ Rentoh4 bedroomhome in Countrysetting on i---’t~ patio, in-groundpool 16’ x 36’, storageshed, fenced in rear DESIGNEDFOR HAPPY LIVING -- exposure.Sergcantsville area an acre. yard, basement,ideal location ...... $46,900. HAPPY RURAL LIVING on Custombuilt on large landscaped LAWRENCETOWNSHIP $600per mo.plus utilities. beautifully landscaped1¾ acres. Termsneartheposslble.only covered$18,000.bridge’201- ~~-uL’ WESTAMWELL tOWNSHIP lot. Spaciousliving roomwith pic- 35000 Sq.Ft. L~L Carefreeexterior. Centerfoyer, ture window. Dining room Sprinkled living room,dining room.OUT OF WORTHSEEING ¯ is this attractive El-Level with country set- overlookingback lawn. Ultra kit- TBLoading 7.8 PASTORALACRES in ting. Upperlevel containsmodern kitchen with eatingarea, for- THIS WORLDkitchen features. Owner 20t-379-2550scenic Hopewell Valley. mal dining room, large living room with bowwindow, 2 chenwith manycabinets, panelled Panelledgame room. Four corner denwith stonefireplace. Four large Perfect for horses. Pricedto ~j ~ ~ ~ bedrooms,full bath. Lowerlevel has large family roomwith bedrooms,2 full ceramictile baths. sell. Principalsonly, Inquire I’---C provisionsfor 3rd bedroom,full bath, entertainingkitchen, 3 bedrooms,2½ ceramic tile baths. HOP~P -- at 609-924-6332. ~.t car garage,patio, blacktopdriveway with parkingarea ..... Loadsof closets. Manyfeatures for Theideal location onRoute 31 OUTDOORENTERTAINMENT. EX- Finished basementroom. MANY --l/2 mile from 1-95, I/2 mile Station SquareRoute206 Route206 State Rd,~i ...... $56,900. FEATURESTO INVESTIGATE. fromthe Pennington Circle. CEPTIONALVALUE. $94,900. BREATHTAKINGCOUN- t~i Belle Mead Princeton FLOWINGBROOK - plus 4.2 woodedacres with attractive ran- $83,900. Zoned and used as TRYSIDE VIEW - East ~ professionaloffices onalmost Amwell.t.5 acres.$19,500. 609- ~ 12011359-6222 16091924-7575 cher. Modernkitchen with dining area, living room with one acre with maturetrees, fireplace, family room,2 bedrooms,one furl bath,I car garage, excellentvisibility andample small two story barn ...... $74,900. parkinl~. Anexceptional op portumtyfor the professional OVERLOOKINGCANAL -- . $89,900. The Chase Agency nearRocky Hill. 2.7 acre lot, Lawrenceville,N.J. 609-896-0005 (609)737-1330. wooded$35 000. Financing WANTSTO RENT avaI. 609-924-2795. ~.~ L~ I~ L,~g~~_~. ~,~ Real Estate BEAUTYSHOP ¯ HopewellTownship, good location, 2 sink Wanted 1 ACREwooded $9500, 6.2 units, 4 chairdryers, off street parking...... $350per month ACRES$29900 7.6 ACRES GUINNESS AGENCY BusinessReal WANTEDTO BUY-- direct wooded$20,()~, 20ACRES & from owner townhouse in ACRESgen. - industrial,50 WANTTO SElL J.an S. Krneson. Roah,r Estate For Rent Pr eceton. 3-4 bdrmsin ex- ACRESres-agric, excellent cellentcondition. 609-924-2841, frontage.Plusmany more fine AUTOREPAIR BUSINESS ¯ Hopewell Township, also included is 2 W. Broad Street, Hopewell 924-6031. landlistings available. Call a 2 story dwellingwith 2 apartments,good location. Call us for 609-466-1224 LARGEHOUSE - zoned for MID-JERSEYREALTY, 201- businesssuitable for gifts 3,59-3444. HILTON price andmore details- Serving the HopewellValley furniture, art, antiques,etc. PRINCETONJCT -- WEST 609-921.7164. WINDSORTWP --5 or 6 REALTYCO. BUYLAND: THEY DON’T MAKE IT ANYMORE for Over 20 Years bedroom homes, $75,000- WASHINGTON TWP - By Call u= for moreInformation aa the aboveIlstlngt $125,000 needed for large owner.14acres on good road. of Callus far yourreal estateneeds t. OFFICES/STORE- 6 rm corporatetransfer. Fast sales, 1800ft. from Rts. 33/130 4 mi house,approx. 900 sq R. annpersonalizes service ot- from Exit 8 NJ Tpk. PRINCETON.INC. 10 ACRES,HopeweH Township, residential ...... $45,000. Memberof MLS DowntownHightstown, off tared.PETER L. OLIVER$5000/acre¯Termsavailable - Licensedin N.J. and Pa. streetparking. Convenient to Realty Inc. Broker, 609-799- 6 to8 yrs.Phone 609-448-1237 3.2 WOODEDACRES ¯ East Amwell Township..... $22,900. PO& Banks.Reasonable rent. 2058. after 4:30 609-448-0506,9-5aRer 5: 448- 25 ACRES- Hopewall Twp. Residential ...... $2.800par acre. Business Real BusinessReal 6654. WOODEDI/2 ACRE building I 0 ACRES¯ Hopewell Township, Residential.. $2.500per acre. LandFor Sale lot.31.4 Oak Lane in W. Wind- Estate For Rent Estate For Rent Illghtstown-EastWindsor sorTwp;’Terms. Approved .~.re. 215-295-0557. OFFICESPACE available --SOUTH BRUNS., 1 000 sq¯ OFFICESPACE HILLSBOROUGHLOT " ft., near WoodsRoad school. 1 Memberof Multiple Listing Service t-2-3room offices in idealcentrally toe., near indus. ForRent HolidaysCall: locationwith parking. Share area. Reas. rates, util. incl. acre, $19000. More land avail., EXCLUSIVELOTS--in Elm largeconference room, heat 201-297-5133, 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. financingpossible. 609-924-2795 RidgePark, 1½ acres, $23,000 BeyWillever, 737-0462 CathyNemeth, 737.3051 Call 609-448-2100 or921-9135. up.Princeton prestige area. Alice Bows,88~.7924 RayDlpple, 737-1066 andair included. Available MayI onms. to ms. basis or HaroldA. Pearson, 609-737- Jay Rothschild. 707-3575 Hetty Lindeboom,707.3170 ease. 609-924-3030. 50 ACRES OF LAND FOR 2203. EAST WINDSOR SPACEFOR RENT -- Can be SALE-on Cranbury Neck Rd., SPLITLEVEL with three bedroomsand two OFFICESPACEFORRENTusedfor office, retail or light nearCranbury. 609-799-1339. full baths,located on a well landscapedhalf COMMERCIALSTUDIO to WARRENPLAZAWEST commercial.Large parking THISIS YOURLIFE Rt.130Du~chNeckRd¯.. area. Call 609-924-0125. acrelot with a fully fencedand private rear Business Real BusinessReal rent --double Private entrance,2 downstairs " Areyou looking to find a home yard.Central air andgarage. driveway, , PRINCETONJCT. - wooded whereyou are secluded& out rooms x t2’ each) and .... residential lot. All im- in the countrybut you can’t Estate For Rent EstateFor Rent large(12’ well l!~hted studio (25~ x 4 r ogm2rocmsuite,$240/mo.suite~¯$400/mo..net, neL net,STORE net RENTAL provements,all utilities. 20,000find one?How about building, $61,500. 15’}plus wuummirs wlm lolnce turmture avauaelej WestWindsor: Approximately sq. feet .plus. Closeto RR w ndowscovering 2 full walls. : 1000sq.ft, with Ritchenand station, tall 201.985-1088or the homeof your dreamson 3 ONEROOM -- Groundfloor PROFESSIONALOFFICE PrincetonTwp- good location. Attractive. prestige building lavatory. Gooo parking. choice acres in rustic office near airport on State B U I L D I N G S P A C E 609-921-1540. with ample parking in ex 985-1089. Hopewell.Believe it or not, Road.$125. 609-924-9038. AVAILABLE.609-443-1150. eellent7 location. Panelee Suitable for restaurant, only$19,900...... waUs,carpeting, acconatinal delicatessen,grocery. Tenant paysutilities. $425/m0. APPROXIMATELY5 ACRES r~ 194Nassau Street * 921-6060 OFFICESPACE -- modern, ~OFFICESPACE FoR RENT.OFFICE FOR RENT - West ceilings, central air con- -- with450’ frontage on US#I SeeOur Other Ads. carpeted,A/C, prime location -- central NassauSL Small or WindsorTwp One room with ,ditinnmg,1 or2 year lease with WINIFREDBRICKLEY near QuakerbridgeRoad. Call REALTOR’ adjacent to Lawrenceshop large, avail nOw,lOw rent. air conditioner and carpeting, opuon., AvailableIra-’, LIe. RealEstate Broker 509-924-8378days or 921-6087’ ’KR@L" pingcenter on TexasAve. 609- Telephonesecretarial services Storagespace available. Heatm~lately, gall 609-448.4024 609-924.7474 after5 pro. REAL’rORS882-5000 883.2259or 882-50e3. a,,allable,e50.924-2040, included. Call 609-448-9888.weexoays. Eves.609-924-0804

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18-B Tbursday, March3 l, 1977 ¯ ’ Real Estate Real Estate I ! For Sale For Sale [ITT rlpI"YI%T Rf~,.y~o. WESTW,NDSOR-- Princeto. Jet. 3 yearold, fi bdrmColonial eFireston e areal ’Es tate if1. on 3/4 acre, central air, family rm w/fireplace, full basemen[, Realtors fully ¯ . THREEBEDROOM RANCH close to shopping. an ¯ equipped kitchen, 60 sin. (609) 924-2222 THREEBEDROOM SPLIT LEVELHOME m Princeton OO’s. 173 NASSAU STREET = PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 in a very convenientlocation. Lovely landscaped commuting. Situated on a well landscaped lot Lrosnaw,~gency, Inc. Ownertransferred. 609-799- 2726. lot, ideal for a youngfamily or retired couple. with mature trees ...... $64,900. DriveBY.., JimFirestone, Broker ...... $63,900. AnnaMoo BecK TaylorFish DonnaReichard CONTEMPORARYON COUNTRYESTATE - Well- thencall CROSHAW JohannaFriedman JoyBerth BettyFish built, architect designed three bedroomhome on 8 MapleAve., IIIghtstown - JoycePanltz SueAnn Snyder FieryProcoeclnt COLONIALWITH FOURSPACIOUS BEDROOMS.- RobinSmith five acres in most desirable Hopeweli Township JUST LISTED . 2 story 4 Carol Caskey JoanGrondor First floor has convenient plan for easy main- area. Solidly constructedof cedar and stone, this bedroomhome situated on 3/4 tenanceand family living. Centralair conditioning, acre. Features: Tennessee homeis well planned consisting of long living full basementand attached two-car garage. stone fireplace, above ground room with peggedoak floors, dining room with Esther Williams pool, gas i:: ...... $75,900. brick floor, hugemaster bedroom and bath, study, grill, 2 full baths, 2 ovens,tool powderroom, laundry, modernkitchen and dinet- shed, dry bar in finished basement, alum. siding etc. AVAILABLEFOR THE FIRST TIME - Charmingtwo- te on first floor. Truly an efficient care-freehouse. Asking $51,900. story SouthernColonial homewith elegant colum- Additional acreageavailable ...... $140,000. 560 Nettletnn Dr. T. R. - This ns and beautiful landscaping in Lawrenceville. maybe the finest 4 bedroom Graciousfoyer, sunkenliving room,formal dining TownRouse in Twin Rivers¯ If room, eat-in kitchen - newly remodeled,family you enjoy the good life con- Wehave copies of "Preferred BEAUTIFULTHREE BEDROOM SPLIT LEVEL with sider touring this completely Ilomes" magazines from room garden room, laundry and powder room are two full baths,entrance hall, living room,dining L upgraded home where luxury cities attd towns across the on the first floor. Secondfloor hasfive good-sized and efficiency are obviousto with sliding glass doors to a fully fenced and the eye Goodtaste and T.L.C. natloa and can arrange for you bedroomswith two full baths. A maid’s roomand orivate rear yard. Eat-in kitchen, family roomwith to get any additional in- makethis a fine VALUEat formation you require. bath plus full basement,two-car garageand patio outside entrance, central air ...... $61,500. $49,500. with gasgrill completethis lovely property. Entire houseis professionally decoratedand in peakcon- I Laurel WoodDrive, - JUST JUST LISTED:Older Homefn OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY BY LISTED- Lovely 4 bedroom Very Nice Condition. Living dition ...... $98,500. Colonial in Lawrenceville, room, dining room, kitchen HILTON REALTY COMPANY Central Air, fireplace and added insulation for fuel mud room, 3 bedrooms an~ A Contemporary of Ours Told Us THREEBEDROOM BRICK RANCH features a family ROLLING MEADOWS bath. Roof, aluminumsiding, economy.Situated on ~,~ acre That You Might Be Looking for a roomwith sliding glass doors leading to a 12 x 36 partially woodedlot. Excellent heater plumbingand electric A picturesque setting in MontgomeryTownship. all new 2 yrs. ago. Extras Good Contemporary patio anda fully insulated andheated basement. 24 homes,priced from $78,900.Call for details. condition, Asking $83.900. include wall to wall carpeting lit. 539.Allentown, N.J. - First ...... $61,900. throughout, storage shed in Well. we’vehmnd it giveus a call. This sensationalborne is situated in oneof the most time offered. This 3 bedroom yardand T.V.A. $36,0OO rancher features an apart. naturally beaotiful neighborhoodsin the wholearea, with a mountainstream that will ’ment and 3 acres in open WOODEDSETTING: Located makeyon tblnk you’re in Vermont.Inside, you’ll find a flagstone foyer, a living room with cadmdralceiling and a Pennsylvaniastone fireplace, a 14x28family roomwith BUILDING LOTS AVAILABLE IN PRINCETON country area. Ideal IDea(leo in a quiet area of Hightstown TOWNHOUSES - CONDOMINIUMS’ for equestrian family. Move-in on a woodedlot. this beautiful stone fireplace, a throughlymodern contemporary kitchen, and glass wailed vistas all TOWNSHIPAND WESTWINDSOR TOWNSHIP. FORSALE OR RENT. conditionand priced right at homeis loaded with extras’ around. In the bedroomwing you’ll find three comfortable bedroomsnc ud ng a $69,500. fantastic brick hearth, nil s paeious mastersuite with its owndressing room.In the countD’sldewith a beautiful Spring LakeHeights, NewJersey. double pane, insulated win- view. APARTMENTSAND OFFICE SPACEAVAILABLE llillside Ave., East Windsor- dows 150 amp electric ser- $115,000. I For further information, call 201-449-1700. Ready to occupy new 3 vice, fiberglass tub and bedroom ranch with eat-in shower brick Stratalite and kitchen, i & z.~ baths, wall to alum numexterior. The floor wall carpet, full basement plan includes living room, exce lent construct on. Askng dining room, eat-in kitchen, Open7 Days $.13,9oo.Call Now! family room, laundry, 4, WilliamSehuessh,r. ()21 -t{O63 Alhnt D’Arcv7qq-Of,tG bedrooms,2~,z baths and a one tlarvev lhnh, 20 -t50-3327 hwkStrvknr. 92 I-h752 I(),l NassauStreel tl2 l-hi)61) 155 Maxwell Ave. - Handy car garage. $59,900 EdhhMesni,.k. fdtq-q24-q7Iq ,I lh,, liilt,,n B,fihih,,.,¯ 2.,I l"h,,,r¯ Eh,~ahwS,,rtic,, Man’s Dream.7 rooms, I bath Russ Edomnd~.201-440-<)357 and a possible extra lot. Near EAST WINDSOR TOWN- shopping area and church¯ SIIIP: This pretty rancher is Convenient Hightstown situated in the Devonshire location. $31,000. area on a nicely woodedlot. I 18 Ilankins ltd. - Reduced The living room, dining room Have you discovered t ANXIOUSI’O MOVE???We andkitchen all face the back PRINCETON JUNCTION I are. Call today for the many yard. The family room is ROOSEVELT I fine details nn this lovelyhome paneled,has a brick fireplace llwhich includes four bedrooms and has an insulated glass "New Jersey’s Unique Community" ¯ .=:.~ 1126 foot family room, banque{ door to the concrete patio...... I=sized dining room eat-in. There are three bedrooms,2t~ Woulds’t Thou Come to West Windsor Woods? Manywell-known people connected with Ihe arts live here. I!kitchen, central air a’nd much baths, laundry room, Writers.educators, musicians flock here. I tnoch more. basementand two car garage. Hownice it wouldbe to live in the woodsyet be able to walk to schools, shopingand Rooseveh’selementary school averages 16pupils pet class. REDUCEDTO $55,500. Central air. Oak hardwood Roosevelthas City sewersand water. floors in most rooms. $63,g00 even NewYork Transportation. Ournewest WestWindsor listing features a lovely for- i ntal living roomwith bowwindow, a separate formal dining room. a family roomwith a Roosevelthas municipal garbage collection. i 10 Pennington Dr.. Twin Roosevelthas 417 acres of "GreenAcres". I Itivers. - ASSUMETHIS LOWLOVELY TWO STORY: One warmfireplace and log bin, and a moderneat-in kitchen with easy access to a large Roosevelthas New Jersey’s largest slacked lake. INTEREST VA Loan and of the nicest features of this screened-in summerveranda. The bedroomwing features a full master with dressing Roosevellis morewithin the meansof mostAmericans than moveinto this spotless four homeis that all of the rooms area and frill bath, as well as three other eomhwtablebedrooms and two additional full anyolher nearby communily. bedroomdetached home. All are large. Thereis an enclosed baths. Private, wooded,and waiting for you at $95,000. Appliancesplus central air front perch across the front of Check these outstanding buys... humidifier and gas barbeque the house, living room and are someof the highlights of dining roomwith wall to wall FANTASTICBUY- Colonialhome on ½acre featuring living this newlisting -- and only carpeting and French doors to room,dining room, newly remodelled kitchen, 3 bedrooms, $53,900.separate them, kitchen with largefamily room, 1 bath,1 cargarage and vinyl-clad steel 152 OakLane - Ilightstown - ntry, three bedrooms and sidingon entire house. $36,000. Tender loving care best ~th. The homealso has full This homeon MontereyDrive is being offered by the basement and a two car CENTRALAIRI 3 bedroomsplus panelledfamily room (or describes this cozy and original owner.It is within walkingdistance of schools charmingcape cod with full garage, $39,900 bedrooms)on ’hacre for only $39,500. andtrain andonly 10 minutesfrom QuakerBridge Mall basement.Clean as caabe and andPrinceton. FIRST FLOOR CON- JUSTSTARTING our?If you’rea youngcouple trying to get in move-thcondition. $39,500 DOMINIUM:Located in East yourfoot in thedoor -- here’sthe door for you.Our 3 bedroom 112 Orchard Ave.- Redwoodin Windsor within walking ranchoffers all the rooma youngfamily couldask. Full The4 bedroom,2’/2 bath homehas flagstone foyer, a distance to school, tennis customfireplace in family roomand is almost com- New Jersey? Yes[ A basementand aluminum aiding on~ acrewith "a touchof California redwood ranch courts and pools, we are of- country." $42.000. pletelycarpeted. It is locatedon a 6/10acre lot whichis ideally located between fering this three year old JUSTREDUCED. 4 bedroom ranch completely modernized with landscapedboth front andrear. PeddleSchool and golf course. connommtumat a reasonable Move in by Springtime and Marvelous cost which includes a manyextras. Central air, wallto wallcarpeting and in excellent A few of the extras include Montgomery is Yours to Enjoy. condition. $43,900. Otherfeatures include central air conditioning,elec- central air fireplace and huge refrigerator, dishwasher, family room. This beautiful washerdryer and wall to wall tronicfilter, extraheight in basementand a brick patio. carpeting throughout. Public 3 BEDROOMRANCHwith separatebuilding ideal for artist’s homeavailable for $64,900 transportation to Princeton All over Montgomeryastute bomebuversare talking about the superior qnalitv and im- studio,On V~ acre aporox. 25 minutes from Princeton and 10 $79,900 8J Twin Rivers Drive - and NewYork City nearby. pressive attention to fine detail that are the ballmarksof a homebuilt bv Merola.Now [ minutesto Turnoike. $44.900. Combinethe convenience of $26,9OO vo t caDown one of his very newest- au easy-I ring ranch with the kind of countryside Principals Only 609-799-0853 apartment living with the view that is making people moveto Montgomery.Front the elegant foyer to the r EXTREMELYWELL LANDSCAPED 2 STORY on ¾ acre wooded financial advantages of a PEDDLESCIIOOL AREAOF spaclonsliving roomwith lots of glass to let the outdoorsin, you’ll knowthis is an ex- lot. Manyfruil trees.Living room, dining room, eat-in kitchen, 4 homeowner.This one bedroom HIGIITSTOWN:This 2zlz story ceptional boose. Lovelyfamily room with raised hearth, fantastic eat-in kitchen, three bedrooms,2 baths, 1 car garage.Centrally air tend,$44,9g0. plus den condominium older home has many race overlooks the lake. Can be features including a newstone large bedrooms.21/, baths, two-ear garage anti basement read)’ for expansion SEE OVER200 HOMES )’ours for only $26,5OO. fireplace, alumt~numsiding, possibilities. Anexcellent buy for a Itomeof th s q ta ty. $65.500. DON’TMISS THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY to buy a beautiful 4 I)ENNISONDlt. - Excellent new roof and many more. bedroom,1 ’h bathhome, with a largepanelled family room IN ONEDAY Condition-- 2 Bedroom- 2 bath Foyer, living room, dining w/slidingdoors to a lovelyback yard. The eat-in kitchen has Condominium.Ideal location - room,kitchen, family roomor manycabinets, dishwasher, and wall oven.Large separate Callor write fat the latest issue of of outreal eslato magazine "Today,’* Great opportunity for home 5th bedroom and bath on the diningroom, beautiful wall to waltcarpeting, oversized 2 car chocklull el plcluros,prices and descriptions of over 200 available ownership wifhout the first floor, 3 bedrooms and garage,4 yearsyoung at $46,500. homesin Somofsol.Mercer. H~nlerdon. Middlesex, Monmouth and physical rigors. Cometake a bath on the second, and 4th OceanCounties...Thu heartland of tl~e Garden State, look. It maybe what you’re bedroomor art studio on the LOVELYBI.LEVEL on ½acre woodedlot. 4 bedrooms,2Y: looking far. $27,900. third floor. Ahome with a lot baths,living room,dining room, eat-in kilchen with brick wall, of potential that must be seen panelledfamily room and 1 car garage, $49,50g. Sterling Thompson 8- Assoc,, Realtor 221 Wilson Ave. flightstown to be appreciated. $55,500 Toll Free800-392-6810 or A Touch Of Americana! This Htghtstown Bilevel has a OLDER COUNTRYiIOME: If You Can’t Buy It -- Try It Branchburg,12011 B26-844,8 ext. 243 beautifully finished family Located on a 1 acre lot in wehave 2 lovelyrentals available 201-297-0200- SouthBrunswick room including a wood- Millstone Township,this home CaLlor write for the lalest issue el th~ real estate magazine "Today " burning Franklin Stove set on needs some improvements from$360,00 per me. plus utilities a full brick hearth. Also in- and a lot of Tender Loving cluded ~re built-in dish- Care. Living room, dining ForAll AreaListings Real Estate Real Estate washer, r&ngeand wall.oven. room, kitchen, 3 bedroomsand $48,9OObath. 2 car garage. Niceyard. Adlerman, Click & Co. For Sale For Sale $31,0OO est. 1927 COMMERCIAL KENDALL PARK -- 4 TOWNHOUSE-- Village II, MILLSTONETOWNSHIP: l Realtors and Insurers bedroom, 2,~ bath colonial. New Hope, Pa. kitchen, 208 North Main Street - t Illghtstown - Incomeproperty acre building lots - $10,0OO ¯ 13x20 family room, 20x20 dining area, livmg room, each. 4-6 Hnlfish Street Prineetun, N.J. screened in pine vanelled fireplace, 2 bdrms, den, 21~ - Homeplus two rental stores porch. Remodeledkitchen, air baths, w/wcarpeting, drapes, to help set off expenses.Home 924-0401586-1020 completely renovated. Modern EAST WINDSOR TOWN° Members:Princeton Real Estate Groun, Multiple conditioning units. Exterior end model,$59,900. Call alter SHIP:Very desireable ll acre painted 1976, professionally 5pm,216-662-5676. kitchen, bath, dining room, ListingService, Global National R.E. Referral Service living room and. three tract with I,OO0ft. of frontage landscaped. $51,500. Call 201- on the NewJersey, Turnpike. Close to Princeton, RCA end an East Commute to New York 297-2472after 5pm. bedrooms.Move-in condition. EAST WINDSOR -- Asking $49,900. Zonedllghtindustrial. $58,OOO Youwon’t believe the space in this brand newFirestone listing. Large expansivesun- RENAISSANCECOLONIAL. pereh for a solarinm,living roomwith massivebrick fireplace, formaldining roomand HAMILTONSQUARE AREA 4 BR, 2~z bath, C/a, 2-ear B year-old 2 story ’income an eat-in kitchen with a huge pantry. Upstairs, are four comfortabhbedrooms and a Land For Sale Land For Sale --Bi-level, bynwner.4bdrms, garage, professinnally land- property with frontage and liv-din, rm., lg. faro rm., util. scaped, summer occupancy, parking on 2 streets. PRIME full family bath. Acream puff for those wboneed convenience,and located in West rm., w/wcarpeting, 2 full $61,000.609-448-6206. Hightsfownlocatinn with over Windsor Township¯ $49.900. BUILDINGlot for sale. baths, s/s, all gar., ref., 4000 feet of floor space. HILLSBOROUGH- One acre washer, dryer 609-585-77S4 $73,000....ALL OFFERS Residential. Heady toga. on Cul-de-sac. Sewer & water, after6. Perc. test approved. W-ell curbs & sidewalks, paid sewer LAWRENCEVILLE--Sreem CONSIDERED!!![ already’ dug. Hopewell connectionfees, will build to Rancher, 3/,I acre, 2 township.$12.000. Call after 6 suit. $26,000. Days, 201-545- YARDVfLLE-- 3 bedroom bedrooms, remodeled kitchen p.m.(201) 356-2616, Ranch.Living room. dining & bath. Must sell, $28,900. "’ 5026,eves, 609-448-6150. room. eat-in Kitchen. vaneled Real Estate Real Estate Real Estate i family room with fireplace, KR’OLREALTORS, 201-359- R]NGOES-- 38 acres, natural For Sale For Sale For Sale hardwood timber plus RealEstate fu, basement. 609-585-25=. 6222. Eves 609-924-2256. thousandsplanted evergreens, SOUTH BRUNSWICK -- by , PRINCETON JCT. -- 4 Croshaw Agency, Inc. TEN MINUTES FROM NOR~ -- BELLE~MEAD -- Men- beauffiu! views, ever-running For Sale 609.448.4250 stream,tow taxes. $2690acre. owner, Custombuilt brick bedroom,2½ bath Colonial. After hours & SundayCall PRfNCETON--3bdrmranch, country home. Living room tgomery Twp. 4 bedroom .Eves.201-782-2901. SOME~-~--~nch~ LR, ranch. 3 bedrooms,2~ baths, beautifully landscapedon 3/4 007N. MainSt.. RIghtgtown E.Turp 448-216tstudy, L½ baths, carpeted, with fireplace, dining room, Ranch.3/4 acre woodedlot, Kit., fin. bsmt. encl. Ig. jalousied porch, couldbe acres. Central air, family 609.448-0112 R. VanHise 448-8042 exc. cond. through_out, full eat-inkltchen, sbedrooms, 2 central air, 3½ baths, ~ION breezeway, att. garage, air easilyex~nded, 2-cargarage, room with fireplace, car- ’ JeafiEsch 448-tlTH basement, attached garage, baths, rec. room. Zoned nil basement, screeeed porch, 2 cond., oakfloors, 7Sx tOOlot, walkto scnools, l~/= acres. Mid peting, patio extras. I mile to fenced inyard, 3/4 acre lot heat, almost two acres, cnr garage, on private dead DEADLINE fenced yard, $41,900. Prin- r~ .... 60’s. No brokers. By ap- RR.Low $50’s. Owner.609-799- CI~ ~[~ Mid40’s. Principals only. 201- 609-896-081L$74,000. PRINCIPALSafter 6 p.m.ONLY. end street, $87,500. Principam 5 P.M. MONDAY cipals. 201-828-3054, pointment,201-329-2753. 2941, ’ ~,,,,r, "~" ...... ~ ’ 329-2250, only. 20L-874-$537.

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COUNTRYRANCHER: This custombuilt ranch houseis House of the Week locatedin EastWindsor sad is ideal for s smallfamily. Therooms are spaciousand are truly immaculate. Livingroom with fieldstonefireplace, dining roomwith corner hutch, birch cabinets in the kitchen, two bedrooms,cerhmic tile bath, and a hugerecreation roomwith a brick fireplace. Otherfeatures include beautifuloak floors andelectric garagedoor openers for the two car garage...... $49,500. "tWIN RIVERS HOMESFOR LIVING VALUEPLUS: Maintenance free, secure, safe living with manyconveniences. Large combination living/dining area, ADULTCOMMUNITY: Cluarbrook CondoResales. Two moderneat-in kitchen, master bedroom,den/second bedroomapartments to three bedroomsingle family bedroom,terrace, patio, appliances,carpeting, C/A, and homeswith garage. Security, maintenance,golf, swim- more.Great value, call now $22,516. ruing, appliances,club house,resaMs starting at $34,S00. FANTASTICASSUMPTIONI I I Approx¯ $2,000 assumes the FAMILYCAPE: Room for all in and aroundthis spacious4 existing mortgageon this 2 bedroomtownhouse. Small bedroomcape cod on a half-acresite in E. Windsor.Can- court overlookinga lake with foyer, eat-in kitchen,living tral air, picturedwindowed living room,airy eat-in kitchen, anddining rooms,all appliances,central sir andmore at an 2 full baths,storage galore, attached garage and extra high unbelievable $32,0n0. basementwith roc areamake this an outstandingvalue. Seeit today at $43,900. SUNDAY TOPVALUE: Excellent homeon a top ½ acre E. Windsor TwinRivers- 1,5 P,M, HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP hglnningel 52 CovingtonDrive. site. Beautifulhi-level with centralair, modernkitchen, 18x36INGROUND POOL: This lovely two stow homeis n u a d I . Fo I I ¯ wi I I n t . living room,dining, family roomwith brick fireplace, 4 Townhouies,$lnglefamllyhomes, located in Hightstownand has several very nice bedrooms,1½ baths, laundry, coveredpatio and much Tbls beautihdColonial has 4 bedrooms,2 lull baths upstairs off a large central condominiums,starUng at more.Move in condition. $49,900. features,large living room,formal dining roomor den, hallway. Masterbedroom with dressing raont and spacious eh)sets. Downstairs $24.900.Most models and Ilnon- kitchenwith eatingarea, utility roomand ½ bath,four yon’ll see a lab t s f ) r phm-- foyer, guest closet nnd sweepingstairway. A22 clngovallahte to qualltled buyers. bedroomsand a brand new full hath. New150 amp foot living roomwith fireplace, a bu~,efnntilv roont withfireplace, large eat-ln kit- Othertours ovollableupon COUNTRYLIVING: Lovely quiet approx.½ acre location in elec. service.Sar. Theyard has mature shade trees and chen Budforntal dining roomoverb)oking n deepevergreen forest. Tile list goes ,equest. NewSharon, 2 ½ story homein excellent conditionwith the poolhas a newfilter ...... , ...... $40,$00. on and nn I ...... $132,500. eat-in kitchen,formal dining, living roomwith fireplace, QUIETLOCATION: Low traffic OuadI, 3 bedroom panelled T.V. room, 3 bedrooms,1½ baths and furl townhousein supercondition. Foyer,living room,dining basement,Also 2 car garage,large workshed and much, room, combinationkitchen/family roomleads to brick muchmore¯Mustbeseen. $54,900. patio, 2 ½baths, full basementand more. Super price at ¯ JtIIINI MAINTENANCEFREE: Wrapped in aluminumsiding and a S38,500. pleasureto the eyes.An oversized 3 yearold hi-level, you FOURBEDROOM: Immaculate Quad I townhouse. Four mustsee. 22’ living room,formal dining, eat-in kitchen,4 CHENDE ON bedroom,2½ hath, familyroom, patio, deckwith grill, full roomybedrooms, 1 full and 2 half baths, 22 x 24 han- R E ALTORS basement,carpeting, C/A, kitchenappliances and more at dsomelypanelled family room with bar, extra deepgarage, a fantastic $41,900. top gradewall to wall throughout,central air, lovelypatio, HOPEWELL,N.J. HOPEWELLHOUSE SQUARE (609) 466-2550 aboveground pool and all situated on a mature88 x 125 HOME OFTHE WEEK fencedin tot overlookinga lake in Altsntown.Move in for ¯ $54,900. CRANBURYTOWNSHIP: This nice custombuilt ranch lies on the outskirts of Cranburyon abouta twothirds SPACIOUSSPLIT: Uncluttered half acre site in E. Windsor two lot. Threeis a large living roomwith fireplace, framesthis family Iovin’ home.26’ panelledfamily room, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms,den or third’ pianosize living room,19’ formal dining, roomymodern bedroom,bath, basement,patio, anda two car garage. eat-in kitchen, 4 widebedrooms, 2½ baths, basement, at- Plentyof roomfor a garden.Reasonable taxes. Real Estate Real Estate Real Estate , tachedgarage and almost newcentral air. Reasonably ...... $56,000. pricedat $60,900. For Sale For Sale For Sale IMMACULATE TWIN CUSTOMCOLONIAL: Impeccable landscaping, lovely BY OWNER-- Cranbury I,AWRENCE"TOWNSIIIP RIVERS - 2 bedroom, wooded% acre lot, customconstruction, spotless con- ManorSplit, 4 BR,It,’., bath, townhouse, QuadIIi. Loaded TOP.TWOSTORY: Large and lovely Colonial homein ex- dillon, plushwall to wall throughout,2 zoneheat and air LR DR (mrm, kit, gar, some (2 beautiful houses bordering with extras. Professionally conditioning,23’ baywindowed living room,formal dining, w/w cpt, 16x23 patio, pvt Green Acres Country Club) cellent condition.Situated on a ½acre stie in E. Windsor baekyd, above ground pool, STRIKING-- fieldstone & finished. Basement, hi 30’s. andfeaturing foyer, separateliving room,formal dining, sparklingkitchen with bowwindowed eating area, custom shed, move-in cond. $53,S00. frame homewith foyer, brick 609-448-3767. bright moderneat-in kitchen, lovely panelled family panelledfamily room,2 level concreteand redwood patio, 609-443-6988. fireplace in living room, ROSSMOOR-- Jersey’s top room,4large bedrooms,2½ baths, full basementand 2 car centralvacuum, extra insulation, laundryroom, low traffic spaciousdining room, Quaker adult condominium earn- garage.Extra’s include carpeting, central air, patio with area, 4 bedrooms,2½ baths, 2 car garagewith storageat- Maidkitchen, paneledfamily munity. Apt, convenience, privacyfence and more $57,900. tic andwe left somefacts Dull Call andfind out the rest HKLLSBOROUGH-- Spacious room, 4 overstzed bedrooms $69,300. 3 bdrm. luxury condominium, homeowner tax advantage.2 andyouwon’tbelievelt’sonly 2~,~ baths) screened porch an~ BR2 baths all nice. k:tch, living, dining, paneled family hard to had closet space, washer dryer walk-in attic, room, eat-in kttchen with all $76,500 appliances,1 full, 2 half baths. a/c, w/w carpet incl. Good location. Med.Ctr,Club house, ROOMTO EXPAND LATER ON: This attractive home, W/Wcarpet, custom drapes, LOVELYCOLONIAL -- with locatedon a lovely street in Allentown,has a wealthof A/C, o:t neat. Pleasant foyer brick fireplace in living pool golf, transport, security. surroundings, landscaped Owner leaving town. Price potential.The first floor containsa living room,dining room, attractive dining room, nag. 609-655-4423. room,eat-in kitchen, two bedroomsand bath. Thehuge grounds, Pool, tennis court, large kitchen, paneled-family secondfloor canbe finishedoff at anytime imo two or play area - $45,000.Call owner room, 4 bedrooms,2J/~ baths, at 201-874-8110for appt. I-IO~ 3-’2-acre morerooms¯ The home has beenwell maintainedand brick patio, plus manycustom features. Move-incondition, farm features 650 ft. of fron- the yard is nicely landscaped...... $39,900. $74,000 lage, 2 houses, large barn and TWIN RIVERS -- 3 BR outbuildings. 3/4’s fresh water LEONARD VAN HISE AGENCY detached house.21/., baths, pond. w/w carpet,C/A, No-Wax EWINGTOWNSIIIP MEMBERMULTIPLELISTING SERVICE floors panelled family room, NEWLISTING -- Brook at ROUTE130, JUSTNORTH el:PRINCETON HIGHTSTOWN RD. full basement, garage gas rear of property creates a 50 ACRECORNER -- over SERVINGMERCERCOUNTYANDSURROUNDINGAREAS 1 141 OHlce:609-448-4250 picturesque setting for this 2 4000ft. of frontage, 3/4 acre. 160StocktonStreet Hlghtstown.N.J. grill. GoodView. $491500. Call Terms available. I L=L~ 609-443-5272. ~, After hours & SnndavCalh stOrYroom,Colonial.dining roomF°yer’withlivingbay ¯ ~ tlOUSE FOR RENT -- 2 R. VnnHise o window,spacious kitchen with 448-804. LAWRENCEBY OWNER-- 4 another bay window,beautiful homeson farm in Hopewell, 2 Real Estate Real Estate. MANVILLE-NORTH SIDE E. Turp 448-2151 bedroomsplit on quiet street, family roomwith fireplace, 4 bdrms, in each. Call right Jean Eseh 448-1178 Recently redecorated on a away. For Sale For Sale bedrooms, 2~ baths, 2-car ...,,~ Newranch to be built. 3 bedrooms,full basement,1½ mmlmim llllll contemporarytheme. Extra garage.Many extras such as MILLSTONERD - Millstonetownhousc ideal Quao i [~baths.Manyextras. 60x100ft. lnt.call for details. specialvinyl steel sidin~ plus chairrailing crown molding, MARTIN-SIMONE TwP.tspacious raised ranch in "wLr~IIL¢EH.~ 3 Ixirm storms and screens. Kttchen built-in bookcases,etc. REALTOR 609-882-1165presttge area, 1 year old on 1 location all builders extras, remodeled with double oven, $58,000 Weekends&Eves609-888-4585 acre plus. 2 fireplaces 2t~ exceptional landscaning front MANVILLE hardwoodfloorsinexceptional -~ -- baths, 2 car garage, fimsheuI & back. Wallpaper in tam. condition attic fan, fenced MARTIN-SIMONE family room plus many other room kit & baths New wax yard. Low$50 s. 609-77t.6631or REALTOR 60S-SS2-028gA CURRIER& IVES -- Set- Elevenyear old CapeCad, full basement,1~ baths, ling. Circa 1726. 12 room features, Call for ap-frpp tinnY" r,;)intPd I’,.~’~=mPnt 452.4742. Weekends& Eves 882-8Z59 pointment.201-446-7550. W~l’lse’ii"10e~’ow"realto"~’s-p"ri-c’e~ macadamdrive, fenced yard, 75’ x 100’10t . ¯ $43300. ,kIl,~ ,locks from noule 206) , restored farm houseon a big By OWNEH_ 4 BR, 2½ bath 6by~Ar_4~ towrencevllleodJ,to Princeton treed kn0,i overlooking 127 ~ COU-N-~YCHARM - abounds ROSSMOOR-- condominium, acres of farm & woodland. Colonial. Sunkenlvrm w/frplc MANVILLE-NORTH SIDE I inour0 room homesituated on Vermont model premium golf Perfect for gentlemanfarmer, 2 acres in’MontgomeryTwp. gdn exit, country kit/fmrm l BEDROOM,1 BEDROOM 1 course location, 2 lg. horsemanorfamily desiring a w/plrm on lstfl. 2 car gar& ,~ baFabt~l°UthJ ~ITH DEN A, ~..d~.,!,.~l l Raised living room offers view bedrooms,2 baths, living rm, departure from the ordinary, attchd workrm. Beautifuhy "basement, screened porch & 6 room colonial aluminumsiding 1 car garage, 3 watchdithwasheh tell. of the fields whilelarge dining dining rm, separatekitchen, I room and family room show COSNOSKI REALTY, lndsclxllotw/maturetrees& patio, extras, near 1-95, ex. I bedrooms,fullbasement, aluminum storms andscreens. I enc]nscdheated patio, central Realtor,609-695-3733. brick patio. $77,900.609.799- cond,$43,900. Call 609.799-2111.I Law taxes ...... $49,500. ~fqo,t I~dnt. & Stunt l off woodlands touching BACK a/c, many extras. Ira- 3535. II~,to~tio~lconr.I BROOK.4 bedrooms. 2-],~ maculate. By owner. 609-655 .... ,rom~o~ @x.I ~J. aWIMMINOPOOL ¯ baths, new kitchen with twin 2499. TWINRIVERS end unit, 2 TWIN RIVERS -- 3 BR TWINRIVERS- Quad lI, 3 I MANVILLE-2 FAMILY bdrm townhouse, mint con- BR. 2½bath twnhse,C/a, newI ~?~LAn:p,~Va)~nLa central°Vans"air.2"carGasgarageheat, andlow ---- twnhse. Quad IV, ideal w/w cpt, pnld playrm, gas I M0dels00enl .M.evervdav (except Tues.) II taxes and all recently 2.5ACRES--(200footfron- dillon, c/a. t½ bath, full location, upgrdedcpt, slf cln grill, no waxfl. other extras. 1 ~ENINGS(609)883.244g redecorated. $74,500. Prin- tage) 3 bedroom aluminumbasement, 5 appl. $35,500. 609- oven,s/s, C/a, 609.443.6208. ~0.900.609-443-6913. 4recentlyrO0mSrenovated.andbathfulleachbasement,apartment’separateB°th gas.apartmentSelectric I cipals only. 609.466-2475. sided 2 story with formal 443.6640eves & weekends, DIRECTIONS~e ~uth at Route 95.295. ,MANVILLE- Completely II and heat, Low taxes ...... $41,500. I chert.diningLivingr°°m androom,eat-in30xls,kit- HO~ BY ~outh. S0ulh ou Route 20g I ~ RE~ full OWNER- Princeton Twp, KENDALLPARK - Attractive renovated inside & out. 2 I ~s Rider Collage), Turn l basement near schools in central air, multi-garage & Large 4-bedroom, 2-½ bath 3 bdrm, 2 bath colonial. Exc. bedrooms. $39,000. Call 201-I Hightstown Borough, quiet manyout buildings. $51,990. cond, w/paneledrec.&dining 534-2957or 201,~52f-0632. ~N: North on Route 206 to I street, mid 30’s. Write to Box split. Immediate occupancy, rooms, w/w carpeting. SENTRYREALTYBroker. High $70’s. Call 609-924.4189 I Skip~an Ave. (just before Rider College). Turn left to WhitePine. #03894c/o Princeton Packet. 201-521-161t.afte~ 5__5..pro. Garage, nicely landscaped, STOCKTONN.J. - 5 wooded 1 JOSEPHBIEI NSKI AGENCY , locatedon quiet street. $4S,500. acres and stream make a 609-896-9177. great setting for this in- . REALTOR RINGOES-- beautiful Cape TwIN RIVERS - 2 bdrm. " FAMILYFUN ~ ternsting "A" frame 2 story, / = 212 SouthMatn St.. Manvllle, N.J. cod 3 bdrms, 1~ baths L/R Townhouse,QuadllI. lblk;to BEST LOCATION-QUAD 1- living room with great 201-725-199S In WashingCrossing - A with stone fireplace, uming, school & bus. 5 appliances I Real Estate Real Estate kttchen laundry breezeway TWIN RIVERS - Fully fireplace, dining room, fully Eves. Cull 201.359-3245 warm~ relaxed atomosphere ’ , , , mcl" u ngdi g.l frost free frig. equipped, 4 bedroom on 17 equ,pped kitchen, 2 bedrooms, Ll:t~ prevatls. Country split with withpatio targe2ca.rgarage, gas grll storms & screens, REALTOR’t ’ MeMSERMUtTtPtELISTINGSeRVlC~ For Sale For Sale all apptiancesmctuueu, many ~um~iit~,. ot,~ re. ~o,,, acrefield. Lotsof room,lots of bath& deck.2rid Ilear, master 14X20ft. playroomand fenced x. c~.t~=_..~.A~=".,.~’~m view, Iront andback. Middle bedroom, bath & den with extras, low taxeslow utn tes, .,,~.t..... m $40’s, assumable 7%½mar- balcony. Gameroomgarage, / :DESPERATE- Must sell or LAKECONDUMtNIU~I - wire yard for ~he children or 1~. Ls. 3/zacres, half in[recs,$69,900. ~HA mortgage. Mid 30’s. rent purchased new home, terrace inEast WindsorTwp. Attractive picture winaow Rea~ Estate Beautifully decorated 2 bdrm adds brightness to the well Eves. 201-702-2901. ¯ Principals only. 609-443.4032.3206.tgageTake a look 201.402- fishingCentralair’&shopping.EXcellent SChooLs,Asking Real Estate :make an offer on this ranch ~ ~ ’.type condo,4 rooms,all appl. unit; includes all appl. w/w decorated living room and ~ $85,000. ELLIOTTREALTY ForSale ForSale .urapes,and extras.Pools, new plushcarpet, mirrored diningroom. Almostnew FOR SALE BY.OWnER..7- FURNISHEDHOUSE - large TWIN RIVERS-- 3 BR end CO.,Realtor, 609-77t-9133, ~ .tenfiiscourts, clubhouse. 609- doors,many extras within, kltnnnnwith 2 self-cleaningPrinceton’rwp. utose to pact ~, ...... unit, Ideal location,Eves& Sun.21S-297-5319. EAS~ious ovens, dishwasher, and eating school Lg house with unusual ’. beautifully designed deck TWINRIVERS CONDO - brick front colonial on 1/2acre :443-54,. Carport, basement stora{~e ~a~e~et;:g~oo$~4s,~.nt~.~5¯ ~ and clubhouseon grounns,area.A fewsteps down is a dock & beamea ceiling Den. ~, ’ upgrd appl, shag cpt, hlgh Choice location, 2 BRs 2 w/4BR,21,~ baths, sunny eat-in SO. ~rm. $27,800.609-4484706. laundry room, furnace room Huge kitchen, playroom & ~"" assumable mort. Low $4~s. TWINRIVERS-4 BR twnhse baths, cath-ceiling LR, eat-In kit lglvrmw/gasfrplc, d~m,, and1/2bath. Upstairs, 2 of the 609.446-6290days,609..448-7141 2½ bat.hscpt & all appl. kit, appls,storage, w/w fmrm bsmt plus C/a, brick .~Colontal,, 2½ baths, patio, masterbdrm ’plus living.rm ’ f,r,~.w’mrri~TrTIW-c~,,o~-r carpet,c/a, patio, carport BBQ, ° patlo,fruit trees & ’ landscaping,pros extras,LOGH’H"O-ME--M()~rge bedrooms are decoratnn familyrm. & 2 more ...... ,~ .... -- evenings. PrincipaLsonly. 609.448.6938. especially for children. ~,,,~_~ t^t~ ~r i., II, ;. 2. groundfloor 2 DR,2 bath, end etc.Many d~orallve extras, grapes. Upper $50’s. Prin- $49,900.201-297"4558. ranch, open everySat. & Sun, Charming master bedroom ...... ~’ ~= " .... unit Top location $29000 12-4pm, by appt. anytime. storage space. ~,ummer aa- - ’ ~ ’ ’ PRI~EST TWINRIVERS- townhouse, Swim, teams,, snopptng, cipals. 609-143-3905. .KENDALL PARK -- exc. STONEGATEFARM INC. 49 and full bath. Newcarpeting, t-’rmctpaLs onty. 609-448-8663. WINDSORTWP: S.pectahzing converted to good size 3 bdrm schools, NYex nus. $29,900. -- new air-cnnditioning, move cupaficy.$139,000. Call 609-924- m new ¯ reBate nome.s n 609.443-5143. MONTGOMERY TWP -- cnnd. 4 bdrm Ranch on 113 North Union St, Lambartville, 9128. CRANBURY- 100 years plus,. Princeton Jc.t.) West Windsor I~/~baths, allannl dran~-~~as ~ acre, new kitchen, family rm, NJ. (Yes, we still build all right-in condition. Excellent ~~ in village. 0 rooms, very grill $36 000~t~er 5 ~m’~’~09- ranch, l-acre, 3.BDRM,LR, new w/w carpeting types of farm .buildings). HopewellTwp.schools. $59,500 area. Complete selection at 440-~962or weekends DR, kit, Fam/rm, 2 baths, ¯ throughout, enclosed patio, BOROUGHOF ROOSEVELTColonial. $48,500. 609-6.55.3473. homesin every price range. " ...... TWIN RIVERS - 3 bdrm taund, rm. 2.car Ear. w/w Directions to mo~el: ~oute 31 -- Newlylisted maintepance- ~ feneeu yarn, steet snea. North, left on Rocktown Rd, Colonlal~ L Ranches, Split TWIN...... ~LV~r(~ ~onnomlmum townhouse, 5 appliances, carpet. All Appll.,een./air., $47,900.20[-297-6187. levels, Bt-levels. Astt II le as ...... I~o~ ...... vanelled family room with patio, basement. Mint cond. follow Rocktown.Lambertville W S BORDEN extrafree3-hedroOmlarge Iot.C°t°ntatHandy Onto MOORE ST..house tar" sam.~~- Rd past South Hunterdnn Hi- Princeton and Hightstown. bedrooms, modern kitchen, 10%’ down financing’ avail, oto l ""was.e..,,ry~.,.., ~.’,.~’."~’~,~,,"?~"’,,v~’~’ ...... , beamedceiling andcarpetinR. 1/2 ml. from C. Club.$66,000, CUSTOMBUILT--modern 7 Scneal, left at first reaa, ualifled bu era, The Pe p e 3 tiereddeck. Excellent (201)685-2694 (days) Member of MINAL.SMITH walking distance to ech.ee.ls (20t)359.3200 (eves. & room brick raneh, 1 acre, by Lakev[ewDrive, turn right at Multiplo Listing Service REALTORS and Nassau St. Fine neigh- Realty,~leasers Inc. ~;ter Broker.L. Oliver,’609-799-w/~Vml~Pi~,,cl~ibh~e,o~.n~’. 3066 location, 609-924-9313or 443. owner inFlemmgtonarea, 201- seeon.d, driveway. For in- 609.888-1110 , borhood,Call 609-924-1559.. 2050 anytime. ~’" ’ ’ 1138. wkends). 762-8225. tormauoncall. 609.397-1600. Realtor 609.883-190(] HOME HUN TE R ’ $ GUIDE

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Salesmen: J. Wesley Archer 448-2097 John W. Archer 585-0096 Asa MowerT 395-167I Gary Hopkins 585-7794

VICTORIANGEMI¯ Magnificent craftmanship and fascinating car- 138 SouthMain St., Hightstown,N. J. vedchestnut woodwork, original tiffany -typestained glass win- dows,fixtures. Oversized dining room, living room,eat-in kitchen, (8O9) 44&10~ 3 bedrooms,f-½ baths.Garagn barn, hayloft, plant shed¯Ex- traordinarylJust listed at $47,000. WHENDO DREAMS BECOME REALITY? When you incorporate vision,design and the finest materials in theconstruction of a gorgeouscustom home. 5 hugebedrooms, 3 ½ baths, spacious living areasflexibility and[ntnlligently arranged leave nothing moreto imagine.On the perimeterof a lovelygolf courseand within walkingdistance to swimmingand finest recreation areas- this is yourdream come true. $89,500. WAITINGFOR A LOVELYFAMILY ¯ A 3 bedroom,1 ½bath countryranch in MillstoneTownship. Only $42.900.

~..;- ¯ BRANDNEW HIGHTSTOWNRANCH. This home HERE’S THE ONE FOR YOU. A lovely three ~:,,~.4, is located on a quiet street and comesequipped with bedroomranch with two full baths. Alsoincluded are a three bedroomsand one plus a half bath, dishwasher. living room, dining room, rec room,laundry room, and 11 WOODEDACRES stove and full basement. $48,900. a two car garage. Extras included, self cleaning oven, dishwasher,central air eond., automaticgarage doors, Amagnificent contemporary home designed and buih by a hw.albuilder andhis artist wife screened-in porch and full carpeting. Designedfor for their persmalresidence and ha:ated on a quiet cotmtryroad in beautihdllopewell Town- gracious living. $59,900. ship. Entertile maingalley’/foyer and feel the spoclousaessthat inlmediatelysurronnds y.u. Descendingtwo deep oak steps to the living ro~m- 20 x 24 with34’ beamsthat are l! ,i,I * toppedby w~,,Idecking, a 24’ highstone fireplace flanked by bookea~walls that secretly Ourphoto doesn’t do It Justice- takethe time for a visit. A BIGBEAUTIFUL CAPE on .8 acre well landscaped opento the Studin/Familymum making a massiveentertaining area, an expensivenorth lit lot. With four bedroomsand two full baths. Large com- Thiscontemporary ranch on a woodedlot is only 10minutes from glass walltbat blendsthe beautyof Sineintd’ior andexterior spaces.The dining room is fortable living roomwith raised hearth fireplace, formal thePnnnsy Park and Ride and 2 minutesto the N.Y.bus. There is a .~parateand farmal with a large slidingglass d~mroverlooking the pond.Kitchen/breakfast rt~)mand cathedral ceilings¯ The master hedmnm suite featuresa 16’glass wallopening on- dining room and a spacious cat-in kitchen. Addedat- largelight living room,separate dining room, fam~Jy room. 4 tractions: two car attached garage, jalousie enclosed bedrooms,two baths, a full dry basement,2 car parage and cen- to a large privatedeck, a hugewrap around walk-ln closet fitted withcustom buih-lns, a tral air. Only5 yearsnnw. Justreduced to $62,7S0. lavishmaster bath with sunken mb accented by a glass windowwall. Thechildren’s environ breezeway,full basement,maintenance free exterior and has twoadjacent hedr*mms and a large playarea. cathedralceilings, a stady.lohand bath. A central air. ALLfor only $62,000. rear staircaseleads to a foyeroff of whlehare a bedroom,a lull bathand another r{mm ad- jacentto the study],)ft. Twooomph.to central beating anti air conditioningsystems ...... FOURBEDROOMS - This lovely cape cod also has a ...... $195.0gg. dining room, family room, outdoor patio, maintenance WANTSOME LAND OF YOUROWN? Call on this free exterior anda fencedin yard.Priced to sell at one. Tenacres of laud anda twobedroont home. JOH N T $45,900.

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JUSTLISTED AND WAITING FOR YOU is this 4 bedroom.2 ½ bathcolonial located just minutesfrom bus and trains on a fen- Real Estate cod-inVz acre lot withfruit treesand grape arbor. A patioand e RESIDENTIAL SOMERSET brickbarbecue await your summer pleasure¯ A raised I.r. witha HOPEWELL,N. J. HOPEWELL SQUARE (609)466-2550 For Sale ¯ COMMERCMLrs~’. NeatColonial Park gasfireplace, separate d.r., kitchen,family room, basement $24,200 TOTALPRICE -- Oversized Cape Cod andgarage make this housea "must see". Central air, of cour- completely redecorated, featuring 3 nice sized so! $$6,900. White Horse. Older ranch, 5 bedrooms,living roomwith rooms with bath, eat-in kit- brick fireplace, kitchen, IN MONTGOMERY’SMOSTDESIRABLE AREA - spaciouscenter Real Estate Real Estate chen, alum..windows with dining room,nice sized rec hall colonial.4 DR,I.r. withfireplace, DR, family room, eat-in storms, hot water heat, 1/4 room, 2 full baths, full acre with large trees, kitchen,2½ baths and 2 carside-turned garage. Professional ¯ Far Sale For Sale basement,2-car garage-- a landscaping,large lot. $g2,500. detached garage, ideal starter IN HA~I-i-L"TON---~-U’ARE-- 4 KlNG~rnegie or retirement, walk shopping nicesized horse barn .-- all bedroom Ranch 2 baths, Ridge L brarydoors, a center and transportation, 15%down, this on a treed 1 acre par- central air, fenced yard, hall seDaratiag formal dining conventional mtge. 609-896- cel. 10% down to. finished basement & much room ~ sunken living room 0661. qualifiedbuyer .... $46.000. more. Call 609-587-5604for with f rep ace cherry paneled CONT~ME . LANDSPEclALiSTS~ details, family roomwith fireplace, 3 Ideal location, countryretreat I11 DIAL448-0600 MANVILLE "TWINRIVERS Twnhse, 3 BR large bedrooms,2 full baths, aa a beautiful hillside lot near 231 ROGERSAVE., HIGHTSTOWN Ownertransferred, must 2%bath, fin bsmt, spaeiou~ exceptional starage space, 2 Washington. Crossing, close sell one year old custom Master BR. kit appl inel NY car.garage.on nan acre with to I-g5. Newconstruction to HANDYMAN SPECIALS bus ass than 50 ft ~lem so~ueatronttawn.3t/~ mites to includeover 2400sq. ft. ofwell Wehave several houses in the countryranging in price built CapeCod, featuring school swimming tennis & Princeton Univ., NYbus at plannedlivingareaineluding4 from $32,000to $50,000which would be ideal for the modern kitchen, format NEWLISTING ¯ EAST WINDSOR - Large 3 bedroom,1 ½ bath ranch. conveniencestore 300 ft. Well corner. Ownerleaving state, bedrooms, 2-~ baths famdy handymanwho wants a beautiful homewith DotentiaL dining room, three nice- Stonefireplace in living room,separate dining room, oat-in kit- kept. Lmv$40’s. Call for appt Call evenings 609-g21-2459 kitchen with eating area Thesehomes are located in E. WindsorTwp. on what sized bedrooms,2 ½ baths, chen,breezeway, screened-ln porch, full basement- dark room, 609-448-564,5. ’ $81,900. formal dining room, living full basement,many extras. room, recreation room wasone of the finest farmsin the area.Included are 3 2- oversize2 car garage. School bus stops at frontdoor. $$4,900. familydwellings ideal for incomepurposes. 10%down to qualified MILLSTONETWP -- Country TWINRIVERS - quad il - 4 laundry, fireplace vertical buyer...... $47,500. setting, FR with fireplace, 4 bdrm. twnhse, storms &’ siding 2-car garage rustic BRANI~NEW BR2% bath Colonial style bi- screens, extra insu] landscaping, plus manyother I + ACRES¯ charming well-built customranch. 3 bedroomsand 3 bedroomranch under construction. 1½ baths interesting features. Priced at modernkitchen with gasrange and dishwasher, living UNDERCONSTRUCTION study,2 full baths,loads of closetsand storage, extra large rooms, woodedlacrelotoneuldesac, painted basement, patio $105,000. Call us today for an dreamkitchen wkh a view- living room,dining, patio, 2 car I yr. old, asking $69,900. Call w/grill & shrubs, appliances, appointment and further room,dining room,full basement.Quiet, residential garage,full basement,air cnnditioned. $67.se0. ~1~ imp& level, a 11 alum.201-446-4223 exterior,or 446-3009. humidifier,walk toshop,upgrd clean,apt &firing,mid $40’s. consultation on your new area of Hightstown...... Reducedfo $48,700. Twonew ranchers, south side, northside. Call usfor Principals only. 609-443-6648 home. SELUGA REALTY CRANBURYMANOR lll~[r~ eves, wknds. CO., REALTORS.60%599-4574 details. ’ or 882-1T/3. 8 roomsplit level in move-incondition. 4 bedrooms,1 ½ j[l~l~ ~ ITWILLBE"IIEARTBREAK baths, rec. room, 1 car garage, patio. Lovely tan- MANVILLESOUTHSIDE HOUSE"-- If someoneelse FORSALE: 1 bdrm. garden WESTWINDSOR - 6 year old 4 dscaping.A desirablehome. $48,900. IMMED.0CCUPANCY beats you to it. Thebuy of the condominium.Why pay rent bedroomColonial. 2-=/z baths, " ...... year at ~4900. Brick front when you can be building a/c, 20x40in-ground pool. WillConsidarAIIOffars Older 2 story home ranch w lh not t but 2 equity for the same price? $E9,900.609-799-27Eg. CatherineChristie featuring4bedrooms, living fireplaces. 3 bedrooms,2 full Large rooms,carpeting, D/W, 448-2121 room,modern kitchen, 1 ½ baths, garage, basementand OWNERSELLING - t yr. old, HowardBlrdsoll 448.t934 A/C, parking pool & tennis If. 4 bdrm. Colonial. Living. EttoP=scole 259-940S baths, laundry room, in excellent neighborhood, facilities. Asking$26,500 with dining & family rooms, full aluminumsiding... $39,900. 10%down. 201-463-3346 days~ basement eal-in kitchen, Ukagoodadg~bor, A LITTLE RIGHT OF 20]-358-4906 eves. and fireplace, 2½ baths, 2 car Real Estate State Farmisthere. CENTER-- is a large living weekends, garage, near Princeton Jet. Real Estate CHARNESKI g room. Well built 20-year old Immed. occupancy. Low 8O’s s ...... ~ ..... "Lawrence Road," Colonial BY OWNER: LOCATED For Sale For Sale .... o,,..s...... having 3 bedrooms, lt/zbaths, HARBOURTON.N.J., ~-~-~780eves. BONGIORNO largeIct, formal dining room, MERCERcry., 9.237 tillable MONTGOMERYTWP. - 3 yr. HOPEWELL TWP -- on Realtors &lnsurors TWOFAMILY HOME - Comesee this incomeproperty with ree. room, fullbasement,2car acres, 548.65’ frontage, een- old custom Colonial. 4 nearly an acre of land with LAWRENCEVILLE-- B’Y two apartmentseach containing 2 bedroomsand 1 bath. Real Estate garage. $48,900 tered between Hopewe]l, bedrooms,2½ baths, formal fine shadetrees and shrubs OWNER--Reoently reduced. 42S. MalnSt. $28,000. Lambertvi]le, Pennmgton. dining roomand living room sits this customRancher with 3 bedrooms,1 bath, living roomwith fireplaea, dining Manville OUTSTANDINGVALUEis in this lovely 5+ bedroomColonial. For Sale LENDUS~YOUR EYES-- tc Write D. Audria, 3610 Bruce arge kitchen, family room, 3 nice size bdrms, large see this charming TwinPonds Dr. SE, Warren, Ohio or phone game room, 2-car garage, cheerful kitchen, "lovely big room, kitchen, full basement. Spaciousliving roomand dining room,.wsrm panelled family room ~- Call anytime609-883-7345. 20 1-722-0070 withbrick fireplace, inviting kitchen with many cabinets, dish- Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 2½ 215-547-3632. central air plus electric air bath. AHAndersen windows EvenlngHoursonTues..Thurs.&Frl. $58,000 baths, basement garage ~ clean. I+ acre professionally and well insulated for your’ -- washerand double S/C oven, powder room nnd large laundry Lovely 3 bedroom Ranch maintenance free. All the landscaped. Rural area close comfort & low heating ccsts, toteEvet.:201.T12.ss24 room.There’s a graciousmaster bedroom with drnseingarea, convenient to both West touches that makea house a EXIT 8A -- N.J. Turnpike, to NYC transportation. Full basement. Only $81,500. waLk-incloset andmaster bath, three other bedrooms,many Windsorand Princeton.This HOME mustbe leftby this Jamesburg.Ii year cld 3 201-359-4620. Call owner609-737-0929. SUPERHOMES .closetsand a fult bath.Central air, centralvac, full basementand house features a large living transferred owner. FIRST bedroom,lt,~ bath, beautiful Real Estate manyextras make this anexceptional buy at $7S,90g. room with full brick wall OFFERING $7%900 ranch. Central air, finished HAMILTON-- Taste for fireplace and a convenient basement with bar, electric LOVELY RILLSBOROUGR at- Fag Sale village -- 2 story colonial 4 2 BR, 2 BATH CON- exeiting & innovating ’ :3 kitchen with family dining PURRR-FECT: -- Long fireplace, intercom, carpeting DOMINIUM-- Twin Rivers. chite¢lure? Thenyou must see area.AIsohasafnilbasement. Acres: The cat’s meow, S thrdnghout. Abeauty. $37,900. bdrm. home,in historic area. Allappliances, w/wearpeting, this beauty. 8 room Ranch, NASSA~"~’-’--~ATES, . -- ,-;~ a screened-in rear patio and large bedrooms with SENTRYREALTY INC. 201- Approx. 1/2 acre, fenced c/a, humidifier, terrace, library 2 kitchens, 1½ baths, Lawrenceville.2starytri-level an attached 2-car garage. Hot overabundantcloset space, 2½ 521-1611. property, 2 car garage, large basement storage, pools, garage, in-ground pool. on corner lot. 3 bedrooms& air heat and partial air con- baths excellent construction entry. Dining andliving room, tennis, clubhouseon premises, cabana. So much, you must den or 4th bedroom.2½ baths ditioning. City water. Enjoy and design and livability. CON~ -- large corner p.orcli, full Bycwner, $39,900. 609.448-0362. see for yourself. Mi/l 50’s w/finishedlaundry room.oak floors, Living dining roo~ West Windsor-Plainsbcro There’sa2-eargaragcfordad, wooded lake area East basementt h/w o,I heat, well Schools. ANDlow taxes. Call large lot for the ki~s and for Windsor, Exit ~8, N.J. Turn- and septic, excel, location. ~ 5 E~VING -- We have it! That room w/bay window soon for a look, days 201-254- muma large eat-in u~to-the- pike 2 bedrooms, all ap- Immediate occupancy, EAST ~ perfect 4 bedroom Ranch, overlookingbaekyard. Family plianees, central air con- Principals only. Appt. (201) Bedroom Breoktree Raised warm & charming with all room, entrance foyer w/slate 4037 eves &weekends 609-799- minute kitchen with pantry, Ranch2t/= baths, large family 0347.__ formal dining room, large ditioning, carpeting, enclosed 3E9-4202or 369-8571. Large rooms. Widecenter hall, floor. Walkingdistance to TRANQUIL& SERENE ¯ Lounging on yourown private patio or living room, soothing family porch and pool. Freeheat. 6gg- room, central air, two-ear elegant living room, ira- schools. Principals only. 609- strollingabout your wooded ½acre, you’ll takepride in this RIVERSIDE SCHOOL - 443-1323. REDUCED$5,000. - for quiek garage double oven stove room laundry room, full sale. Split-level, 4 bdrm. 2½ refrig., ca.r.~..ting, anddrapes, pressivedininjgrm, hngefam. 771-9035. gracious5 bedroomhome with ass.inkitchen, spacious living district, 6 bedroom, 2 bath eellar.Anexcellenthome, room, brick fireplace, superb morn,dining room and Panelled family room w/fireplace. In a Tudorstyle with slate roof &2 TWI~usc baths, If. ram. room, dining Low Utihties. June Oc- EX~Y IN $94,900.quad lII, 3 bdrms, deluxe rm. eat-m kit., oversized gar. cupancy. $58,900. Principals kit., 2½ baths, basement lovelyarea, we recon~mend this home for perfectfamily living - car garage¯ cn a park like High efficiency air, quiet rumnusrmo 2 car far’. Central SOUTH BRUNSWICK -- at only $58,900. acre 5 mm. walk --from lake.’ fmished basement, walk-in Only. Call 609-448-6149. air. Mint perfect condition. specious young homeoffering N~Jing TLC, this gracious IS TIIERE A DOCTOR’IN storage attic, expanded Hightstewncul-de-sac. $46,900. glarge rooms, mcludingeat-in TIlE IIOUSE?-- No! He has bachyard, gas grill, all ap- Byowner, Call eves. 609-448. In the 60’s GARAGEANDSERVICE STATION ¯ profitable businnqaand ex- older home has unlimited left this beautiful 4-bedroom kitchen, formal dining rm, cellentfscilitiee for mechanicor body person2 Located on 3 + possibilities. $85,000firm. No pllanees, central air, new 52"/7. MONMOUTHJL~r.-Large 5 acresin finearea, It ia availablewith or withouta lovelyranch home with scenic view, with carpeting, many extras. fireplace,familyrmplusWith2½ baths,st°no brokers. 609-799.145L slate entry hall - 2 car garage, $39,900.609.448-7945. TWI~II, 3 room,Mrm’C°l°nialplusden’diningroom&livingfam. 2.32HOPEWELLacres, this--1½Perchedyr, young°n home.Call for moredetails. ~ spaciousliving room, den with br, 2t/z baths, 5 appl. e/a, self- room. Central air & vacuum. Ranch has that certain central air ann moreon tand- 3 BEDROOMTownhease -- breathtaking fireplace, 2~ BY OWNER-Princeton Twp., cleaning oven, brick kitchen, Auto. sprinkler,.professionally something everyone wants, seapedt/2 acre. Call for appt. baths, large gracious format trl-level, 0 bdrms, lovely brick patio with gas grill, $60s. Principals only. 201-325. ForAll AreaListings Twin Rivers. Finished professionally finished tanuseapad, walktoscheel, 1/2 Center bail, Ig. country kit., 2172. basement, redwood deok, dinlngroom, walk-in pantry, famllyrm.’withbailt-ins, w/~;v acre, 3yrs. nld. HighR0’s. By,matching living rm., appliances, antique rep~tcaelegant frostfree refrig, self-clean fullbasemenl, and you name lt carpeting, redwood decK, basement, manyextras. Musl owner. Call for appointment flrepince, dining rm., 4 Adlerman,Click & Co. oven, central vacuum, too! $124,900 many extras.’ Low 70’s. seetobnlieve.Lowtemtd40’s, after 7 pro, 201-029-2820. FOR~, 3 est. 1927 draperies, carpeting, much PrinEipais only. 609-924-8939 609..448-6g13. bedrooms faro. room, 2½ bdrm house with adjoining 3 baths,2cargar. IntbaS0s room apt. c/a, $45,000. Realtors and Insurers more. Low$40’s. Negotiable& after3. . MO~ ~ - 4 assumable. 609-448-8514after bedrooms, 2 batba, living TWIN RIVERS -- Make offer Mm WINIFRED BRICKLEY, 4-6 Hnllish Street Princeton, N.J. 5pm, all day wkends. onti’ds beautifully maintain.ed LlceusedReal Estate Broker,. TWINRIVERS - 3 BRend unit room, dining room, eat-in 609-924-?474. ,:~/~L lwnhse, QuadI,2½baths, w/w kitchen, den, full basement, 3BR.Quadllt’bause.Ceranuc 924-0401586.1020 tlie.fpYer, upgrdedappl&.cPt. UgWLUmlmS Members:Princeton Real Estate Group. Multiple =TWIN RIVERS -- 3 BR ~AI,VO~ ,cpt, c/a, upgrded appl &. new hot waterheating system, twnhse, QuadI end unit, brick windows,fin b~iml, nc waxfls, new well, amminum storn & fuuy fin mint amongcustom ladle,, ~0~2 No~ WW Classifieds continue ListingService. Global National R.E. Referral Service ]ndscpedpatio, gasgrlll, high gas grill, other extras High windows, many extras, ex.tras. Call owner for ap- on last page 882m5000 $30’S. 609-448-2055. " ’ pentmenEat609.443-6450. of flrst section’ $30s. 609.448-7267aRer 4pro. ¯ . $49500,201-329-2964.. $86-7700