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Vol. 22 No. 6 Twosections, 24 pages Thursday, February 12, 1976 Postage paid in Princeton, N.J. 08540 $4.50/year 15 cents/copy Budgets may push tax rate to $4.4 per $1 O0

Municipal School budget expenses up 3 per cent

decrease by Brian Wood Park and Hillcrest Schools. Those ManagingEditor schools will open and close roughly one hour later. by Brian Wood Sehoal officials estimate that the (Seecomplete list of cuts below) ManagingF.,ditor budget they introduced Mondaynight will increase taxes on a homeworth ALTliOUGIi IIOARD MEMBElt For the first time in as manyyears as $40,000by at least $115 this fall, not AdolphKatz stressed that the budget is municipal officials can remember,the counting increases that are bound to still opento changeuntil Feb.23, little Franklin Township Council Tuesday come from the municipal and county will probablybe addedor removedto it. night introduced a municipal budget budgets. Most of the parents Mondaynight that is actually smallerthan last year’s, The $11.1 million 1976-77 tentative pleaded with the board to reinstate bat due to numerous financial budget is an increase of three per cent programsor find other ones to remove. pressures, the municipal tax rate may over last year’s, which was $10.8 One working mother objected to the still go up. million. The seheni district expects to change in school hours for Franklin Bya voteof 5-3, the counciltentatively receive.unly$502,318 in state aid for the Park and Hillerest. approveda $4.8 million budgetwhich is upcomingyear, about 80 per cent less "Whatabout the working mothers?", 4.6 par cent lower than last year’s. than what had been anticipated. she asked, "They wouldlose jobs that Township Manager Harry Gerken are worth more than the tax savings estimatedit couldadd $35 to the tax bill SOME100 PARENTSand teachers that might be gained." for a homevalued at $40,000. showedup atthe meeting in SampsonG. Another mother asked the beard to Smith School to hear the bad news, and reconsiderthe fate of the StokesForest TAKING INTO ACCOUNT the ,; they heard plenty of it. The heard program."If that is cut now, it cannot municipal, school and county budget, handedout a list of 47 items whichhave be put hack in later because we need townshipofficials foreseethe possibility been cut or trimmed under the current reservations for it. It seemslike you’re of the tax rate jumpingfrom the current budgetproposal that add up to just over cutting yournose off to spite your face," $3.90 per $100 of assessed valuation to one million dollars worth of programs. she said. near $4.4 per $100. That wouldadd a tax Although a few of the items were in- Other parents were suspiciousthat the increase of about $214 on a homeworth creases that had been recommendedby board had not looked hard enoughinto $40,000. the school staff, must of the programs administrative salaries for cuts and Judging from the comments made are "currently being enjoyed" by the Teddy DeVries questioned whether the Tuesday night, however, the council district, as shool heard memberHarry district mightbe tep-heavyin that area. mayreduce the municipal share of that Van Houtenput it. Those47 cats were Several board members, however, hurden even further, either by cutting madein the hopesthat the budgetwill be disagreed. costs or using moreof the townsurplus. accepted by the voters. "Althoughwe voted to introduce this The vote to introduce the budget was WILLIAM ZDEP POINTED OUT budget tonight, that doesn’t meanthat 7-2, with Barbara Francfort and that they had cut four tep-level this is the final budget," Councilman Margaret Scherbina casting the only positions, leaving 23 administrative Joseph Martino explained, "Those negative votes. After the meeting they slots left. "We’redefinitely not top- peoplethat voted against it will workto both said the budget should have been heavy," he commented.A. WasyD’cruz cut it and there are a numberof other out more. added that administrators have "direct council membersthat will cut it." affects" on students that manyparents HAROLDAND ELEONORA Stein- They know what "applause--applause"isallabout. (RandyPalmer photo) TIlE PUBLICWILL liAVE two more do not realize. COUNCILMANJohn Cullen chancesto air their viewson the budget Several parents suggested closing the and MayorRichard Messnerproposed documentFeb. 16 and Feb. 23 at Smith alternate high school, whichwould save using more of the budget surplus to School at 8 p.m. The board will vote $112,000,but the heard painted out that negateany municipal tax increase at formally on it Feb. 23 and then its fate based upon the numberof students they all. Mr. Cullensaid they "oweit to the will be up to the voters no March9. expect enrolled there next year, (74), public to do this type of curtailment." The Steins= active, artistic family Whilesome of the 47 items tentatively they will spendless per-pupil there than Mr. Cullen, CouncilmanAttilio Lab cut by the board seemminute in their in the rest of the district. tanzio and CouncilwomanDorothy affect on the day-to.day classroom Dr. Crandell reported that whenthe Maklaryvoted against introduction. by Peggy Roeske Arts Council six years ago. Andhe was activities, others pose more radical Phillips Schoolis closed, k-2 pupilswill William ltoward, the lone Democrat, The academy was started with ten Having left Hungary in 1938, Mrs. changes for the school system. SpecialWriter recently appointedvice president of the little girls, under the auspices of the Stein attended NewYork’s High School go to Kingstonand 3-6graders will go to wasabsent from the meeting. Some of them are: the dosing of Franklin Park school. School Board Dueto lossesin revenuetotalling over Delaware-Raritan Lung Association. Pine GroveArts Council. It movedto its of Musicand Arts. She studied ballet in She used to he a professional singer. Phillips Schooland transfer of students President Kenneth Langdon said the $700,000and mandatory or contractual They are Eloonora and Harold Stein, present quarters 3=/= years ago. SomeParis, and under Michael Merdkinin to Franklin Park and KingstonSchools, She’sthechorengrapherofTempleBeth wholive on SimpsonRead in Somerset. 300 students are now enrolled, and, NewYork. She sang profassinoally for school mightbe used for administrative expenseincreases of another $35%000, the eliminationof over 13 teachers anda offices, hut the board has not decided the council wasfaced with a budget El’s upcoming production of The Eleanora Stein Ballet and Arts according to Mrs. Stein, thousands of ten years, appearing in several coun- "Oklahoma." Andon Feb. 22 she will district-wide increase in the class size whatto do with the facility. "gap"ofa lmostone million dollars. The Academyis located at 610 Hamilton students have gone through the school, tries besides the United States. from 23 to 25 pupils per teacher, the largest single item the council usedto celebrate the tenth anniversary of her Street. Within its doors are taught Mrs. Stein teaches six days a week - She met Harold Stein whenthey both ballet academyin Franklin. transfer of 5th and 6th graders from MR.VAN liOUTEN at the end of the closethe gapwas the eliminationof 19 classical Russianballet, toe, character, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturdays, and worked for the same show business Middlebush school, the end of the municipaljobs earlier this year. tie is director of advertising and tap, modernjazz, acrobatics. Lessons after school and evenings during the companyin NewYork City. Mr. Stein meeting urged his fellow beard mere- promotion for Nassau Broadcasting in are also offered on various musical week. Her youngest pupils are three doesn’tdance, butheobviouslyadmires popular Stokes State forest project, a hers to increase the budgetto showthe (See BUDGET,page 13-A) Princeton. Hehelped foundthe Franklin reduction of 15 teacher aides and a instruments, years old, her oldest are adults, and she his wife. Whenasked howbe keeps up change in the schedules of Franklin (See SCHOOLS,page 13-A) has menand buys in her classes as well with her, be replied, "I don’t." "ITEACIIALLTIIEBALLETcIasses as womenand girls. myself," says Mrs. Stein. "I’m a per- A NATIVENEW YORKER, Mr. Stein fectiooist. Ballet is so demanding.It MRS. STEIN HERSELFbegan to studied Radio and Television at New The candidates involves rigorous training of the body. dance at age twoin Budapest. Her first York Univeristy and at Stanford ButI also wantthe peopleI teach to get teacher was Scmysn Truyanoff, who University. He worked for SESAC,a The school budget rid of their inhibitions, and to express had been AnnaPavlova’s partner with music licensing company,before joining feelings when they dance. I love the Russian Imperial Ballet. Now80 Nassau Broadcasting nine years ago. children, andthe relationship I establish years old, Prof. Troyanaff is a guest Here’s what they with my pupils is very important." teachel" at Mrs. Stein’s academy: (See STEINS,page 13-A) Here’s what has wouldcut out been cut Editor’s note: in’an effort to township school system then help Franklin residents wehad five years ago, but we Thefollowing is the completelist of cuts in the 1976-77school become familiar with the have the same amount of budgetas releasedby the boardof educationMonday night. candidates running for the teachers. If this is true, the I Therestill is the possibilitythat the boardmay make some ad- board of education, the News- place to cut is obvious.If this ditionsor subtractionsto the list beforeits final voteon Feb. Itecord this week begins a is not true, the place to look 23, dependingupon what type of responsethe proposed "Questions to the candidates" first for cuts is in instructional budgetgets from the voters. colunm, which will be run salaries. every weekuntil the eleetiou "I would estimate there March 9. Judging from the would he 40 teachers that responses given to the ¯ The elimination of all beard budgetedfield shouldbe eliminatedif that is trips K-12. questions, taxpayers will be true. I have had no chance to $ 28,000 able to determine what the ,, The elimination of summer driver verify this information-- call it education. candidates’ concerns and gossip if you will. But if the 9,000 priorities are and hopefully. ¯ The transfer of fifth and sixth grades from street talk is incorrect, it Middlebush and the elimination of two how they would act once should he stopped because its teachers for the gifted. namedto the board. hurting the beard." 53,000 Thequestions will usually be ¯ The elimination of budgetedfunds for the employment of a ¢ommnaicatious con- delivered over the phone to KENNETll LANGDON- each of the five hopefuls and Dueto his activity as current salient. 14,000 they will be asked to respond school heard president Mr, ¯ The elimination of budgeted funds for at that moment, This week, Langdon reported that he summerpainting, addition to grounds staff however, the question in- could not completehis list of and maintenancestaff. 37,000 volved somedetailed research cuts by the News-Record ¯ The reduction of school health staff (2 and the candidates were given deadline. It should he noted, nurses). 31,000 tour days to ponder their however, that Mr. Langden ¯ The closing of Phillips School and the subsequenttransfer of students thus affected answers. and the rest of the board have to Franklin Park and Kingston. The question posed Friday already cut over one million 37,000 was: If you were on the board dollars from next year’s ¯ The elimination of funds to support work- and had to cut $300,000from study. 8,000 schoolbudget, so in a wayhe is ¯ The elimination of communityservices, the school budget, [not already partially responsible 56,000 necessarily the final one ¯ The elimination of heard budgeted funds for all of these cuts, for the sixth grade Stokes State Forest presented by the board 39,G00 Monday night], what MORTSCilAEFER - Mr. project, programs would you seek to Schaefer listed the following ¯ The elimination of budgeted funds to trim e¢ remove? items as cuts he would support summeremployment of department chairmenand librarians, 13,500 The answers, alpha- recommend: ¯ The elimination of budgeted funds for new betically: Eliminationof all field trips 52,000 grades k-12, elimination of equipment. ¯ The reduction of budgeted funds for ALBERTR. GRAUL-"Stre- summer driver education, 34,000 et talk has it that wehave one elimination of the corn- Puffing awayon his plpe,’MayorRichard Messner seems Sponsoredby the Franklin Arts Council, the exhibit teaching supplies, thousandless students in the (See CANDIDATES,page I3-A) engrossedin conversation during the opening of a featuresseveral local photographersend will remainIn the (See CUTS,page 13-A) photographyexhibit in the municipalbuilding Sunday, townhall lobbyuntll April. (RandyPalmer photo)" .. i’ "~,~ "4 ’" : ’t, t ID TheFranklin NEWS’RECORD Thursday, February 12,1976

THEARCHWAY TAVERN Adult classes face extinction Route27 (actorsfrom the Marketplace)

EDDIEG &THE RAMRODS Weeknights at Franklin well as basketball programs academic pursuit, as their Phil Sumampowof Foxweod registrations have averaged noted that two of the state- Byrne’s proposed budget for Fd. & SaL9:00 PM. 2:00 AM tligh School are nearly as for both men and boys. lecturedinstructor, on theGeorge basicLewycky, economicDrive, who had returned to ever 350 per session and that funded programs, Adult next year. She also indicated active and productive as Meanwhile,on the other side report some good news to his business and vocational Education and EveningSchool that the balance of the ecru- weekdays, as local adults of the building, students were theories of AdamSmith, Karl former instructors. He had courses are the moat popular for the Foreign-Born,were not munity services programis in FinestinCount~Music, Pop Favorites participate in activities involved in various classes Marx and John Maynard received word, explained adult offerings. recommended for funding jeopardy as well, due to the ranging from recreation sponsored by the community Keynes. This three-credit Sumampow, that he had However,Ms. Mallett also under the terms of Governor state and local budgetcrunch. andReque~s classes to college courses for services deportment of the college course is sponsoredby passed the General Education 297-2227 credit, public schools - classes such Somerset County College and Diploma (G.E.D.) On a recent Monday aa shorthand, typing, sewing is called "Business examinations,after only three evening, for example, the and creative writing. Anda Organization and monthsof preparation at the township’s recreation group of foreign-born Management." center and wouldbe receiving department was running a dog residents were studying Proceeding to the "300 his high school equivalency SCAPto elect trustees obedienceclass for adults, as English and history with the wing" of the building, the diplomashortly. help of instructor Stanley visitorfuneda group of edults Potonski, Franklin High seated around tables in the Executive DirectOr Jean W. coordinatingall technological, munity Center 117 Somerset woedshop. As instructor Tom Schools, School’s foreign language Although Mr. Sumampow Robinson of the Somerset social, political energies and Street, NorthPlainfield, CEA department chairman. Berger described the enthusiastically credited the Community Action Program brilliance from the community~, Somerville, The Somerville town hall Drawnby delicious vdors, a preparation of working pat- fine instruction and friendly announcedthat SCAPwill he through integrating input into YouthFederation, 95 Franklin visitor peered into the bright terns, the "Basic Wood- cooperation amongstudents, holding its annual Communityprograms and performances." Street, Somerville. closed Mon. and busy Home Economics working" students planned a Sector Board of Trustees On Feb. 21, two new Voters must meet the variety of individual projects: two of his instructors -- Departmentkitchen, presided Franklin Township public Elections on Saturday, Feb. membersto this boardwill he following requirements Due to the Washington’s over by instructor Sybil AnnettoDanzigerworkedona school teachers Vic Luty and 21. elected. Somerville area will residents of Somerset-County DIVINGINSTRUCTION Birthday holiday Monday,all Cohen, who was showing her knife rack; Shirley Bingellaid Harry Joyce -- in turn praised SCAP encourages total haverepresentatives for a two for at least one month, 18 out a display cabinet for her year term, as will North RIDER~LLEGE- Franklin municipal offices, adult students howto lmead the effectiveness of the new community participation. years of age or older, must schools and beard of education the dough for "oatmeal collection of candle maffars learning center. They ex- Although significant com- Plainfield. As board of trustee reside in the CEA(Community ]caves." During their a-week and Norman Manfredonia munityinput comesfrom lecal partieipants, the elected of- Thurs. Eves. Feb. 19 - April 29 offiees wig be closed for the plained that the individualized Election Area) in whichthey day. course, she said, her pupils planneda trellis for artificial program us coordinated by business and government as ficials will provideinput for are voting. PENNINGTONSCHOOL- There will also be no mail wouldalso prepare sourdough, flowers. librarian Doris Stevens of the well as community agency resolution to community Communityresidents in- delivery that day. Anyone Italian, ryeundpumpernleknl Afiunlstopwaamadeatthe Sampson G. Smith School, leaders, the communitysector problems. terested in becoming can- wishing to ensure that their breads us well as brioches and informal but absorbing "Adult election proeedure insures The Somerset County didates for the board position Sat. Morns. Feb. 21 - April 24 Learning Center," located in ¯ permits students to con- news item will be in next filled yeast cakes. centrate on their ownneeds total community par- League of WomenVoters will need only comply with the ForInformation and registration, call week’s News-Recordmay drop Meanwhile,just across the the Franklin High School and to progress at their own tici~tion, Mrs.Robinson said. officiate at the Feb. 21 elec- following requirements: PrincetonAuua Sports themoffatourofficeat240So, hall, a group of students was library. There, the visitor rates of speed. Mrs. Robinsonelaborated on tions, and oversee the Residents of Somerset following polling sites: CEA 306 AlexanderStreet MainSt. Manville, from 9-5. engaged in a somewhatmore talked with former student Sherry Mullett, director of significance of forth coming County for at least three election saying, "SCAP’s ~, NorthPlainfield. The North months,t8 years of age, must 609-924-4240 communityservices for the school district, reports that operating principal is one of Plainfield Youth and Corn- reside in the CEAof their candidacy, file petition of candidacy signed by a minimumof 25 residents of the CEA,prior to Feb. 16at 5 p.m., andmust file an affidavit with their petition indicating their interest in serving on the boardand their intention to act as representatives of the poor. Ifwe made our Petitions and affidavit forms can be picked up from and returned to the polling sites mentioned. "The Community Action eas3, loan any easier, wel:! £~P|~iG our prices Program," Mrs. Robinson said, "Whichprovides social services throughoutthe county can become much more ef- fective during these times, with ongoingsupport of county be taway. citizens. The community meetings and the Feb. 21 elections opens the door for your envolvement. Consider yourself a potential board PRICE member, and Vote on Feb. 21."

THUNDERBIRDS TAKEFIRST

The Thunderbird Drumand BugleCorps took first place in the junior division competition under the National Judges Association, Chapter Ill on Feb. 7. The competition was held in Tottenville, Staten Island¯

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by BrianWood Thistime, however,it looks bendingattorney in Chicago, declar~ after the council fromthe council, other road improvements.He taxationis the onlyperson that Mondayby the assessor from action against the ownersof ManagingEditor like thecouncil action will kill whosaid "it appears quite vote,"it’s clearthe projectis In other action Tuesday told the council had not can hwestigatcan assessor. Bernardsvineinan attempt to the program, because the reasonablefor the township legal." tie said he couldnot night, the council voted maintainedthose assessments In aeother matter the the SomersetValleylndustrial federaldepartment of llousing convincethe countytaxbeard Campustopressure theminto The Franklin Township council"to determinethat the understandhow the council unanimouslyto ask the state for two years because his council votedunanimously to that the ratio for Bernarde payingabout $500,000 on real Councilrefused for the second and Urban Developmenthas community center would couldpay $19,000 a yearto rent director of taxation if Tax methods were being appeal the SomersetCounty Townshipshould be changed, estate taxesfrom last year. timeTuesday night to float a netified the townshipthat a clearly be port of the Housingthe temporary recreation AssessorRoger" Payne broke questioned in the FTAin. equalisationratio to the state whichwould reduce the county "I want them to comeup $78,000 bend for the con- federalgrant of $285,560will Authority,but four memberscenter on EastonAvenue when the lawor wasderelict in his vestigation. Divisonof TaxAppeals. The tax burden on every other struction of a community be canaalled30 daysfrom Feb. of the councilwere not con- for the sameamount of moneyduties for not maintaining Tuesdaynight Councilmanratiois usedto determinehow

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OpenLetter to the Franklin educator. Shehas also beenin TownshipCouncil Gentlemen: The Cedar Wood Woman’s hoard, tier questions and The Easton mess orI fullF.r at ADDIIIONAL ~,~P. Club would like to express our opinions are intelligent and ValuesYou Don’t Want To Miss - Save$$ sincere apprcoiation for the well informed. As a Editor: dew mercury type street homemaker she can devote "BE-NEWED"CADILLAC TDADE:INS e lighting ’already installed in the time necessary to the the ]lanfilton-SomersetStreet board and in addition she Aresident of Branchburg,I ~ection of our town. would be able to visit our was unaware of Ihe herren- dous conditions of Easten Public Service informs us schools. Avenueuntil I began to travel that (luring the change over, I feel I can support her lhey rcoeived many phone candidacy fully as the best it enroute to Rutgers calls fr’om enthusiastic choiceto protect the interests University. Surely this is one residents in that area. of our children. of the m~t treacherous roads Weunderstand there is the in the county, and has been, as pessibility of somecutbacks in I understand, for some time. Rosemary Tandon Certainly, residents of the services provided for the 2 Susan Drive residents this year. Wesin- Franklin are aware that cere y rope that" h s project of Easton Avenue is a county dewstreet lighting Ibenefieial Thanksscouts road and as such falls under the respondsibility of, the Io all residents) will not be one ~. that will he sacrificed. Editor: Boal:d. of ..Freeholde’rs Itopefully, townshipresidents Carol Sos, President The Franklin Women’sClub will vehemently demandthe Cedar WoodWoman’s Club would like to extend their beard take immediate action Anita Kronstadt, sincere appreciation to the to correct these dreadfully Chairperson Girl Scouts of Troop 810. On bazardous conditions before CommunityService Saturday, Feb. 7, Sara disaster strikes¯ Hopefully,the Department Atatimer, Marie Cartwright, board will actively respond. Nancyl-lill, and Carmelann DiMaioserved grooiously as Roberta A. Karpi necz floaters and staffed the kit- Branehburg SupportsSulam chen for the Library Silver Tea. Mrs. Joan DiMaio, the Edi h)r: troop’s assistant leader In this time of e~remefiscal described their participation stress dad threatened school in the nfternoon’sactivities as JEIIOVAII SPEAKFI{ standards, a position on the part of the preparation for a board of education carries an First Class badge. Sundayat 9:25 a.m. Phillip increasingly greater The t~l was a financial Zimmerman,an overseer in: responsihlity. success benefiting The the BridgewaterCongregation,I Acandidate for a position on "Reach Out To Children" of Jehovah’sWitnesses, will be the hoard must possess a keen, project sponsored by the FDL the guest speaker at the local logical mind,time to apply it, branch of tile Franklin congregation on Highland experiencein education and or Township library. The Avenue¯He will present the II II heard of education goals and Franklin Club sees ~’eat merit public lecture "The Shapingof policy. in the program and wishes Your Future¯" The Perfect Marriage LightHearted Earrings Uniting componentstogether.in a matchedsystem is an art, here at Stuart~ we have madesuch a marriage. new,large, whisper-weight 14-karatgold earrings JBL YAMAHA Thorens - Stanton aredesigned to go intoone ear ... ¯ // andout the other. $90.

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~rl III Film test to honorblack history Hamilton, ’Oklahoma’cast Vansant e_ n i~llm The Frederick DouglassThcodoreTaylor Educattenal history in tbe fidda of music, panelguests IS smr-sTuaaea ¯ Liberation Library will held a CommunityRoom 429 Lewis politics, Ihe arts, sports and mmli film fcst val honoring Black Street, Somersct. Admiseionis social sciences. Selected On Tuesday the Franklin The casting has been Villagers Barn Theatre. History Week.Films will be free. features of the celebrationwill League of WomenVoters will completedin Somersetfor the RonaldPlait (Jud) recently shown from 3-6 p.m. daily, The Film Festivat wilt include the history of civil held o panel dlsct~sion on the production of the Rodgersand received rave notices as the beginning Monday, Feb. 9 present highlights of rights and the Afro- issue of "thorough and ef- Hammcrstein’s musical Indian in "OneFlew Over the throughFriday, Feb. 13 at the prominent blacks in American American’slife throughoutthe ficient education"in the state "Oklahoma." The cowboys Cuckoo’s Nest)) at the various periods of our nation’s of NewJersey¯ Guests on the and cowgirls have been chosen Villagers and has played 200 years. In addition, a panel will he Assemblyman and the cast, consisting of George in "Who’s Afraid of r 40 o 0ff tribute to Jazz traces its William Hamilton (D-17) and multi.talented people from Virginia Woolfc", and Leany ¢otlr s origins back to its earliest Donald Vansant, Somerset central NewJersey reads like in "Of Miceattd Men." black roots, and follows its County superintendent of a "Who’sWho?" of talent, Donald Aaronsan (All day growth. schools. Robert Hynes (Curly) Ilakim) played the Rabbi in 4 Classes, social groups, The phrase "thorough and Colnnia was seen by "Fiddler" last year as well as senior citizens’ groups and efficient" comes from the theatrcgoers in Plays in the starring in summer stock I ; isFEB community" programs in- landmark state Supreme Park productions of "L’il productions around the terested in making group Court decision which ordered Abner", "South Pacific" and country. arrangements, ’or individuals the legislature to comeup with "Hello Dolly". He recently The roles of Laurie, Curly !i!0RD-.R interested in further in- a newmethod for distributing had the leading role of and Jud for the fanlous ballet formation should call schoolaid. Rutledge in "1T/6" at the dreamsequence will be played SPECIAL Jacqucline Codyat 828-3786. McCarter Theatre in Prin- respectively by Jcmtifer 15% Ol1"" Giveyour ceton, SlaUin, Rebert Skioner and , ValentineGreen sweethearta GOP Dr. Vansant will speak on Phyttis Cohen(Laurie) had Joel Baird. ’off all fabrics the implementation of manyleading roles in area In addition to the aheve, Plant Garden "livinggift" "thorough and efficient" in theatre productions which some of the supporling roles to hold Somerset County and indluded Marion in "Music will be played hy tlnward of freshflowers Assemblyman Hamilton is l~.an", Kate in "Kiss MeKate" AItschul (Sherif), Pete Levin $ 5.00 or plants forum supposed to give the latest and Carrie in "Carousel." (Slim), Stan Pearlman(Ike), feelingof the legislatureon the Linda Joy Silverman (Ado Ken Titus (Fred) and Gcorge The Franklin Township issue. Annie) played the part of Warren(Carries). Republican Club will hold a Fannie Brits in "Funny Girl" The complete cast is made Store hours: meeting Tuesday at the Hod The courts have given the and was in the production of up of 95 talented actors and Fox Inn on SomersetStreet in "Fiddler On The Hoof." Daily ’til 6 ~ legislature until April 6 to actresses whowill be directed ~ °J~°¢~ ~/m New Brunswick where a comeup with funding for the Ben Fishner (Will) is by Shari Upbin. Thurs. ’til 9 olstery & furniture forumwill be held for the five schoolaid bill¯ student at WeatmicsterChoir The orchestra will be trader , and Greenhouses candidates for the Franklin The panel will be in the Collegeand had a leading role (he direction of Beverly heard of education. in "Man of LaManeha" and Wapner Gorelick and 84 Main St., South Bound Brook MalAiseRoad School library 1188 Millstone River Rd. 359-5307 The meeting wilt start at 8 at 8 p.m. "The Fantastics." Eieonora Stein is the 469-2220 Hillsborough p.m. and a question and an- Barbara Berkowi~ (Aunt choreographer. ~a swer period will follow. Ellen) recently appearedin "Buywhere tlw /Iolr’er,~ grow’" The new number Now that Ihe parts are Anyonemay attend the Inns- for police lead part in "Prisoner of chosen and tile rehearsals Lion. is 873-2300 Second Avenue" at the under way. we only eced (o await opening night April 29. The showwill then run for Iwo weekends at the &snnG. Stnidt Sdtool. It is sponsored by TempleBeth El. Area Rug Sale! Peters completes mo’n’R0g aviation school, named ensign

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Chamber Blackhistory DonAllen Says: will study texts at CWWCwrapped-up in skirts Tincraft programWeds. "ThisValentine’s Day HamiltonSt. Douglasslibrary ...GIVE Landscape architecture Thisyear, being the year of Betty Maurer of Emerson is scheduled for Thursday at The Franklin Township oat of tin, following an early from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on student’s from Cook College the American bicentennial, Road will conduct a workshop 8:30 p.m. Public Library, 935 Hamilton American art form. Those Wednesdays, Fridays, and YOUR and Rutgers University will National Black History Week on wrap skirts for the’ "Gypsy" set construction St., Somerset, will present a attending maywish to bring Saturdays;and from noon to4 Join the Franklin Township has been expandedto last the Department of Planning in decorative crafts group of workshopshave been set for 10 series of once-a-monthcraft tin can lids and bottoms and p.m. on Sundays. The library entire month of February. Cedar WoodWoman’s Club. a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 21, and programsfor adults. The first tin snips with a serrated edge. will be dosed Feb. 16 for LOVE developing a study for the Thedemonstrationwillbe held Saturday, Feb. 28, at Sampsonof these, a demonstmtienof revitalization of Hamilton Mrs. Domihiei has done Washingten’sbirthday. .Mondayat g p.m. G. Smith School. Anyone in- tincraft, will he held on demonstrations of various -- Street. The Frederick Douglass SOME On Tuesday at 10 a.m., the terested in assisting mayWednesday, Feb. 18. The 45- cralts at area libraries and COUNTCONTINUES The meeting on Tuesday, Liberation Library offers a Gourmet du Jour cooking under the auspices of the contact Dot Hess on Drake minute demonstration will be before manygroups across tbe wide selection of books, class willmeetattbehouseof road. given three times .-at 10:30 state. She will return to The George Street FLOWERS above and the Chamber of periodicals, records and Terry Sbermanof Grter Road. a.m.,ll:lSa.m.,andlp.m.- Franklin Library in Marchfer Commerce of Franklin filmstrips pertaining to black Playhouse production of "Pasta and its Preparation" coinciding with the children’s a program on stained glass "Count Dracula," currently _and "..... Township, has been sent to history for beth adults and will be demonstrated, story hour programs, and in April for a session on examinethe attitudes, needs playing in NewBrunswick to children. These materials are The technique of water color Conducting the ’ tincraft Easter egg decoration, turn-away crowds, has ex- and desires of people whoare available free of charge to painting will be shown by BLAUSTEINWII,LTRAVEL demonstration will be Terry GIVESOME FLOWERS-LOVE!" concernedabout the future of For further information,call teeded its run ontil Saturday, assist community groups with Frances Chert to the art Dominici of the Somerset Fra/~klin Library at 545-8032: Quite frankly, fella’, she’s expectingsomething - you the HamiltonStreet area. their research and planning’ department of Cedar Wood Franklin High School County Library. She will show Feb. 21. "Dracula," whichhas The library is open from 10 broken all previous at- knowhow the fair sex are on St. Valentine’sDay. With a This approach, known as for this year’s extendedBlack Woman’sClub on Thursday at Principal M. Lee Blaustein how candle sconces and other a.m. to8:30 p.m. on Mondays, little planning,this Saturdaycould be oneof the best consensus planning, is History Celebration, which has been invited to address the tendance records for a daysof yourlifel 8:30 p.m. at 8:30 p.m. Janecn decorative items can be made Tuesdays, and Thursdays; Playhouse preduction, designed to involve those begins Sunday, Feb. 7. Mahajan of Drake Road will 60th annual national con- people, whowill be affected by Give her someflowers.., and not unexpectedly,we lust For more information, drop be hostessfor the evening, vention of the Associationof happento knowthe b&stplace to get them. the plan, in the planning by the Frederick Douglass Creative cooking will meet Secondary School Principals process itself. The meeting LiberationLibrary at 55 Fuller at the home of Lorraine on Saturday and Sundayat the CHECKBELOW TO SEEWHICH will be 8 p.m. in Township Street, Somerset, on the 2rid Matthews for a workshop in llilten Hotel in Washington, Hall. floor, or call 201-828-3786. Chinese cooking. The meeting D.C. EVERLOVIN° TYPEYOU ARE: ¯ LOVABLEbut BROKE:Your expansivenature has been SGSfair side-trackeddue to lack of funds.Well, for you, oneof the mostsentimental of oil gifts ...... VIOLETS. involves work Anne btari¢’s Casha Carry of Hillsborough LimitedSupply $1.00 per bunch of hundreds A 8" P ShoppingCenter, Rt. 206 South ¯ LIGHTend LIVELY: No g7-1b., weakling,you. Morelike Parents are invited to a 110-120,and all tlgerl Votedbest dancerIn high school. Math/Scieece/Sncial Studies May your valentine Deep,thoughtful type .. Girls think youhave Intriguing Fair (o be held Thursday 112 o. eyes,and admire your rhlnd best for you... p.m. at Sampson G. Smith ...... FORGET.ME-NOTS. School. Several hundred All Fall and Winter and your Valentine’s Cash 8" Carry $2.45 studentsare involved in the preparation for this eveningof Fashions Day be beautiful... ¯ TOUCHbut OH-SO-GENTLE:Dart-throwing ace at the educationalexhibits. local pub. Eagletattoo on yourright arm. Oldwar wound The finalists in the math NewSpring & Cruise kicks up occasionally(where Is Sumatra,anyway?) You bee,’ approximately7 students in the A&PShopping Center havea mystiquethat charmsthe ladies. Just give in each grade, will competein Arrivals Weekly "CALENDULA."Nobody ever heard at them¯ addsto yam the oral portion of the contest i *Spring Specials* ; HILLSBORUGH mystery. beginning the programin the Cash8 Carry $3.95per bunch auditorium. The math : 2 8" 3 Piece Polyester Pantsuits : Open department will also have a 9-5 Tues.thru Thurs. ¯ ROMANTICFOOL: Hikes in the woods,walks in the metrics awareness display in ilin Mint,Reg. Blue, $39:99 Peach, NOW$29.99Beige 8- more... J rain, runsbarefoot in the surf. You’refun I Youcon hold a one of the classrooms. 9-9Fri., 8-5Sat. DAISYand pluck its petals right In front of her and Hours: Students and teachers will be Jr. Sizes 5-15 359-7511 alwaysmake It comeout right. (Youstart with "she loves on hand to explain. Man. 10-6 Wed. 10-9 mel") ...... DAISIES The social studies depart- Tues. 10-6 Thurs. 10-9 Misses6-20 Casha Carry 8 for $1.00 ment exhibits of hand made Fri 10-8 359-1680 projects representative of the Sat. 10-6 ¯ DIAMONDJIM: You tote a wadof bills that would colonial period of U.S. history choke a horse. Youmight be morecareful whereyou will be arranged on the stage display your money.Before youget mugged,try us for for parents to view.The judges "ANEMONES."Nothing but this prestigious flower will do for the Historical Fair will for you. awardsix places plus 10 to 15 Cash8" Carry Bunchof 12- $5.95 honorable mentions from among the more than 100 a MALECHAUVINIST: Your views on womenare well- entries. knownby all your friends. Youaren’t exactlya bore, but Morethan 100 exhibits are youdo get up-tight on the subject.You see yourself as o also expected to be entered in provider, andwhen you get sentimental,your generosity the science fair. The guest is unequalled.You think of yellowas a happycolor and judges will choosea first and love DAFFODILS.Give her what you like - ANDgobs of second place in each of the physical science and life them. .science categories. Bunchof 25- $4.95 Signs prominentlydisplayed in the school will adivse ¯ TONGUE-TIEDLOVERS, take note: Somefellows can’t parents of the location of all think of anythingto say whenIt comestime to write a exhibits. This is another card. Well, flowersspeak for you, and"Love, Sam" is per- programsponsored by the SGS fectly acceptable.If you wantsomething with a little PTSO and the individual morebody to it, try oneof thesefor size. departmentswithin the school "manya flower wasborn to blush unseenand waste its providing parents an op- fragranceon the desertair." portunity to observe the work Or, this bit of jobberwacky- my favorite I and accomplishments of Childrerfs Liberation. "’twos brllllg andthe sllthy rouesdid gyreand glmble In ~tudents. the wobe." Kidsare people.Small people, it’s true, but neverthelesspeople. Andthey don’t needcutesy-poo furniture anymorethan you do. Whichis why ¯ ECCENTRICMILLIONAIRE and PATRONOF THEARTS: Roeskefamily all our kid’s stuff is designedwith the sameattention to form, Red, red ROSESare your thing. You knowwhat a gel functionand practicality as our grown-upfurniture, liberating idea, isn’t it? really loves,and. tortunetelyyou can indulge her. You’ll adopts son, find our ROSESto be of superquality. Weare so con- fident that weenclose a written guaranteein eachbox. I Frederick dozenof ourfinest

Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. LONG-STEMMED ROSES ...... $25.00 Roeske of 5 Meade Ca. an- nouncedthis weekthe arrival ME of their adopted son, HOWDO I LOVETHEE - LET Frederick Way, on Feb. 3. He COUNTTHE WAYS... was bern Nov. 29, 1975. Mrs. Roeske is a special ValentineSpecials ¯ Cash & Carq writer for the News-Record. Jr. ¯rchitect’s i ¯ Bunch chair 1. Violets $1.00 2. Anemones 12for 5.95 Ourimported Danish 4 for Also recently the birth of a chairis sizedjust fight 3. Carnations 1.00 baby girl was announced by for theyounger set. 4. Daisies 10for 1.00 the SomersetHospital on Feb. It rolls anywhereon 5. Calendula Bunch 3.95 2, to Frankand RcndaLucille, castersand comes Highback trundle bed 6. Forget-Me-Nots Bunch 2.45 11 Norfolk Rd. in brightred. blue. Underneathourhigh back aundle bed there’s another bed that 7. Narcissus 25for 5.45 yellow,white or 10for basicblack. rolls outto sleepa friend.Wood slat support 8. Ranunooli 3.95 The new number systeminsures agood niqht’s rest¯ Twomanesses included. 9. Statice Bunch 5.75 $7O Whitelacquer finish $325Teak oroak veneers $350 for the Bookcasedesk 10. Candytuft Bunch 3.45 board of education Shiningwhite lacquer linlsh deskhas a 3-drawer 11. Daffodils 25for 4.95 is 873-~00 cabineton one side. a topdrawer that locks 12. iris 10for 3.75 (perfectfor keepingsecrets or hiddenneesures). Ladderbunk bed 13. Gladioli 5 for 1.95 anda cleverside bookcase. 47" long, 21" deep Sleeptwo in thespace of Bunch and 27½"high. $130 14. MiniatureCarnations 4.95 one.Designed sothai IS. Pompoms Bunch 4.45 bothends act as ladders. thelop bunk has a guard 16. Tulips 10for 4.95 IN rail for safely.And. when 17. Acacia Bagfor 5.95 youwent. the Iwobeds 18. Possywillow ! Bunch1.50 ¯ ONE DAY separalefor individual use.Natural maple or whitelacquer ltnl~=h ¯ LASTOF THE BIG SPENDERS:Everything about you Is completewith 2 BIG¯ from your cream-coloredCaddy to your ManMoan. mattressessupported taln Deanwaist. But, you’re Iovablel Whenyou’re wilhsturdy wood slats motivated, you comeon like Gang-Busters. Your generosityIs without peer. Anticipate her screamsof $410 delight whenyou take her annat eachat the above. Adjustable Cash a Csrry BUNCHES¯ .. $66.40 table Ourtilt topadjustable drawingtable hasa EVERLOVIN’ COMMUTERS¯ PLEASE NOTE: 59X27"top that’s perfect Open Friday, February 13.7 a.m. to 9 p.m. asa deskor worktable. Saturday, Valentine’s Day - 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. WE CAN Thecttb that convam AndItcan be adjusted to a Iovuseat in hetgh¢from 2q" In 32" Probablythe bestcrib everdesigned to ~owas he does. GALS:We’re doln’ our best - but youcan help us to CUTYOUR becausewhen your child graduatesto a remindhlml Tape this adon his shavingmirror; stuff It in $150 his shoe;mail it to hisoffice ¯ THINKOF SOMETHING I regularbed it graduatesto a setteeby just Thin.Imps cabinet removingone of the sides.Made in Sweden FUELBILL Underneath,there’s a ALL ITEMSAVAILABLE WED. THRU SAT. Insulationby oI naturalbirch, It featuresa mattress naturalpine 3.drawer platformthai adjusts to 3 heighls. cabinetthat holds school professionals Polyurethanemattress with waterprool ticking Included.$175 things,toys, even doth~. $125 ALLEN’S FLOWERS ESTABLISHED 1952 CALLLEE ALLEN 43 W. BROADST. NEWJERSEY PENNSYLVANIA FOR FREE ESTIMATE 55Slate Rd (Rle 2061 1709Walnut St. 1231aid York Rd PHnceton.NJ Nr.Rittenhouw SqAct IT. AbtngtonHasp HOPEWELL,N.J. 609-448.6439 (609)924 9686 Phkla.Pa Abtngton.Pa. (215)563 9393 (21518853440 "THE ENERGYSAVERS" 466-0062¯ 921-9515 Hlghtatown,N.J. The Franklin NEWS:RECORD Thursday, February 12,1976

William A. Carrie, 89, of son, WilliamJr. of Freehold;a Born in WashingtonCounty, Wife of Clarence, whodied RoclneyAve., Somerset, died daughter, Mrs. Alice C. Ga., he had lived in this area William B, in 1970, she is survivedby two Saturday in St. Peter’s Santamarina of Somerset; two for t0 years. Mr. Hornewas a daughters, Mrs. Judith Gross Medical Center, NewBrun- grandchildren, and two great retired farmer. He was a Norkit|s of Wheaton, lll., and Mrs. swick. grandchildren, member and deacon of the ’ Sandra Pfisterer, with whom Born in Philadelphia, Pa., Services were at 11 a.m. First Church of God, Plain- she lived, and three grand- he movedhere 10 years ago. yesterday in the Higgins field¯ WilliamB. Norkitis, 70, of children. [ He was a proprietor of the MemorialHome,20CenterSt., He was the husband OF the 109 Douglas Ave. in the Services were Friday in St. Stewart & Steen Engraving Freehold, with the Bey. late Mozell Lee Home, who Somerset section died last AngeliaMorici B.C. Churchin BarbaraMelnick daughters, Mrs. Edna v. and Printing Co., Walter Gandek,pastor OFthe diedin 1969. Wednesdayin the Middlesex Fair View. Bubrowof South Brunswick Philadelphia, until his First United Methodist Surviving are three General Hospital, New Burial was in Holy Cross and Mrs. Frances Peterson of retirement in 1966. Church, Freehold, offidating, daughters, Mrs. Doreatha Brunswick. Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Bertha Makusciewsld Somerset; 13 grandchildren, Mr. Carrie was a memberof Burial was in Trinity Burnett of Camden, Mrs. Born in Nuntionke, Pa., he Arrangements were handled fMhelnick,79, o!184 P arkSt.,in and 9 great-grandc.hi_l~en, the Trinity Lutheran ChurchLutheran Cemetery,Marie Rozier of Dublin, Ga., lived here 24 years. He was b.y the GowenFuneral Home, e bomersetsection, cued Serviceswere at s::su a m Philaael,,hla ’ Ph adeloh~ .a and Mrs. Martha Howard, employed "by autgers 233 Somerset St., New Saturday in St. Peter’s Tuesdayin the GowenFuneral -Howe’s a’-~st master and with whomhe resided; two departmentUniversityinHethemaintenanCewas a corn- Brunswick. ¯ Medical Center, NewBrun- Home’233 SomersetSt., New secretary-J ...... n~ R! AIhnn¢" I~~lJl’ll~tdelPIl~fkle~d,~ em|vl|~.l noA sons, Daniel A. of Lawnside . ¯ swick. Brt.lswick followed by a 9 ~hnrl~ M ~wnin ~.¢.AM. n ¯ mumcantof St Joseph’sR C ~ and SemmionN. of Franklin; Born In.... l-olanu , sh e fl"veal a¯ m. funeral, ...... mass .m St ....,,,~,,,~.~..r th~. ITniversit,,~ ~ :, two sisters, Mrs. Esther Church, NewBrunswick ’ and ElmerE. herefor the pastS0 yeare. She Josephs Church New m~.,a] A,’ch Chanter256 ands Borne Highsmith of Newark, and memberof the Holy Name was a memberOF St. Joseph’s Brunswick. ~."=~ ~’-~ .... ~ .... t’.~.,,^r Mrs. Willie Bentleyof Vidalia Somety. He was also a R.C. Church, NewBrunswick, Burial wns in St. Peter’s m~"~’A’~;==~,’~~"~’~o’~’r~:,~.:; member of the Franklin Anderson RavmondAHorne ’ 80 of 27 Ga’ five brothers Samuei the RosarySociety ¯ t a nd theCemetery ...... New Brunswick. Protection Keystone Davis Ave in the Somerset’ ’ B.rdv" of M.t Vernon.’Gs.. Township Seniors Citizen Union of Perish^ women Assembly, all ’ of Philadelphia. section¯ ’ , ’d=~ Sunday ’m the St. Walter and Cornelius Horne, Club. Maj. Elmer E. Anderson, ~,~c~ ¯ w,,~-- th = wife of ~e t"t^ ’= = |M:iI,%,,,,,, A IP’,.,,,;~ Husband of the late Harriet Peter’s Medical Center, New both of Vidalia Ga David Surviving are his wife, the USAF, Bet., 49, of 14 An.thon.y.. . IIIIIILIIII r’t, ~vali~tottCorri e he ssurvivedbya Brunswick HorneofClevela’nd,Oido, and former Anna Paddock; three Lexington Road, died last ~urwwng are two " " James Horne of Newarkand daughters, Mrs. Dorothy MondayinSt. Peter’s Medical eight m’andchildren Argondizzo at home; Mrs. Center, New Brunswick, Ill I lllll ~.rrangementswerehandied Jerry Tier of Old Bridge, and shortly after admission. by the~Anderson Funeral M.rs. Janet Toth of Toms BorninParamos,helivedin Service, 20tSandi’ordSt.,New River; a brother, Joseph of Franklin 13 years. " Brunswick. Nanticoke and t0 grand- Maj. Anderson retired in mnpn lhngn I Y~YnOPEN [~ CHANT~LLY eh,~en t~,Oafter2OyearswiththeAir SIOP6 ~.’u,M" ~ Services were at 8:30 a.m. Force. ~i 1 ~ BROCK’S LJ J EAU-DE ~ Saturday in the Gowen He ,,’as presently employed ~11""-- -- ~ ’ ~" - ...... I~" ~1 TOILETTE ~ Funeral Home,233 Somerset as an electrical engineer for I~ CORSAGE .~.~.... ~ St., NewBrunswick followed Bell Labora tortes, ,.,.,0 j "’ ’ SPRAY I ...... m"~ by a 9 a.m. funeral massin St. Piscataway. ~.~i~ , IAR>IU, i],~ Joseph,s Church. New Maj. Andersonreeeiveda tlCl U, 31 ~r~~ HEART ..,,~] ,. . ...,.~.m ~ Brunsw,ckboche,orsdegree,a -- 1-- ~ - - -- I Ikllr - :, .V 1 LB. ,,~ 1.750z. I ~~-",:_- [li ~ Burialwas in St. Peter’sengineeringfrom Illnois Cemetery. NewBrunswick. Un,vers,ty and a masters ,o,,ooin engineering from I ,o::::;:,,HiT University of Dayton,Dayton, Ruth A. Hrabak Ohio. O Q Q Q ~ Fie was a member of the Mrs. Ruth Anna l-,rabek, 63, Somerset Presby ter,an "/~~iF~~’ ~ ~ . --,~ .~ ~ ~ of4, VermontAve. d,ediast Church. " Mondayin St. Peter’s Medical Surviving are his wife, the Center, NewBrunswick. former ByungLira; two sons, Tho AA Barn She moved here in 19G4 from ¯ RidpR¢,Monm~athJcL ltichard and Donald, both at ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Fair ViewPark, Ohio. home; two daughters, Miss .~n.12:00PMb6:00PB Mrs. Hrabak was a com. Suzanne at home, and Mrs. Tutcthro~51t. munieant of St. Augustine’s Betsy Heinz of Maple Shade. I0:00AMto6:00PM ~~Z~"/~/~ y ~ KIDDIE’S B.C. Church in the Franklin Services were at 8 p.m. Park section. Thursdayin the Presbyterian Thevery specialway to remember¯ .. :-~’lC.-c~"~pb ~ . VALENTINE Church, John F. Kennedy ~ ~,,P~ STYLING ~ ~~- Boulevard. 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i Thursday, February 12, 1976 The Franklin NEWS’RECORD. Wire art Blahut ~,. Seats available for two Broadwayshows assignedto now shown SIo:pitchfunds cut Little boys’basketball Beale base at MacAfee Local residents are offered high school) are priced at first-come-first-served basis. The little boys’ basketball gymis being used for another on opportunityto attendeither $10.25. Sincea previoustrip by Those interested in Joining instructional programheld on function. oneof two broadwaymusicals. the club to see ’% Chorus either group can send a check SAN ANTONIO- Airman Nelson Barnett of 22 Kuhn Due to budgetary ad. municipal building. Any This program, sponsored by The Franklin Iligh School Line" sold out almost at once, for the proper amountto the Michael J. Blnhut Jr., son of St., Somerset, is now Justments, the Franklin member of any team is Saturday mornings at the Departmentof Parks and Musical Comedy Club has the club has also obtained club’s faculty advisor, teacher Mr. and Mrs. Mlchael J. exhibiting his wire art at the Township Men’s SIo-Pitch welcomeand urged to attend. Franklin. HighSchool will not purchasedblocks of tickets to Recreation, will resume on another block of these hard4o- Chuck Miley, c/o Franklin .Blahut of 8 Taylor Road, MacAfeeRoad School library. League will be running on a meet on Saturday because the Feb. 21. the two hit showsfor Wed- get tickets and will run a High School. The check should Franklin, has beenassigned to Mr. Barnett works from self-sustaining basis for 1976. ocsdoyevening. March24 and second bus that evening. he madeout to Franklin High Beale AFB,Callf., for duty in patterns in hooks, improvises The Leaguewill not he funded has arranged for tran- Tickets for "A Chorus Line," School and accompanied by the admlnistrative field after and makesvariations of these by the Township. sporlation,as well. with transportation, are completing Air Force basic designs. An organizational meeting Onebus is charteredto take $11.75. Both louses will leave training. Mr. Barnett is a retired Air will he held on Wednesday a group (o see"Shenandoah." the school’sparking lot at 5:30 the name, address and phone During his six weeks at Force officer and is employed evening, Feb. 25, at 8 p.m. in These tickets (including p.m. that evening. numberof the sender, as well Lackland AFB, Tex., he by Westinghouse. the courtroom of the transportationto andfrom the Tickets are available on a as the specific order. studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special instruction in humanrelations. Degree’s"Classic" Uniform Shop USEDCARS Airman Blahut, a 1973 74 LTDSQUIRE graduate of Franklin High ’72 LTD 502MercerS(., Hightstown 609443-3919 6 pass.wagon, V-S, auto., p.s., p.b., 2 door, V-8, auto.,p.s., p. b., vinyl School, attended St. Francis College, Loretto, Pa. . rack. roof,fact. air PRINCE CHEVROLETSALUTES 20% Off Sale ’70 CHEVELLE WAGON 74 VEGA Roberts, on all merchandise through Sat., Feb. 21 V-8,auto., p.s., p.b., radio HATCHBACK AMERICA WITH A 4 cyl., 4 speed,fact. air, AM-FM De Salva Unif0rms for: UNIFORMS ’72 SAAB NURSES to wed 2 dr., 99Series, auto., air cond.,tin- 74 MUSTANG BICENTENNIALSALE WAITRESSES 4 cyl., 4 speed, AM-FM,electric ted glass, AM/FMradio, perfect con- defrost NAIRSTYLISTS dition TESTDRIVE the LowPrice Announcement of the engagement of Eilenn Marie Allkinds ofsmocks EconomyCHEVROLETS Roberts to Gregory Vincent millble.Half dm Dc Salva is made by her petitesiz~ eK. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen 74 PLYMOUTHVALIANT i j. Roberts of Fhillipsburg. Open111-5:30 Closed Sun. 4-doorsedan, 6 cvL,a.c., radio,tinted glass Mr. DeSalvais the son of Dr. and Mrs. Salvatore J. De Salva, 83 De Mort Lane, Somerset. Thebride-elect is a graduate REDEEMANYOR ALL SUPER COUPONS WITHA SINGLE $7.50 OR MORE PURCHASE. CHEVETTE of Phillipsburg Catholic High EPA Rating: 40 MPGHighway/28 MPGCity School and attends College [~,liscricerdia, Dallas, Pa. Her fiance is a graduate of Franklin High School and is a FoodtownSellsOnl senior at King’~i College, Wilkes.Bar,e, Pa.

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School and Technical In- stitute, better knownas Ix- , ,~ vingtnn Tech. Next Wed- Warrior record sinks lower, now 5-3 nesday they travel to the Peddle School in Hightstown. by Peter Chen Clayton, gave them a 16-12 minutes. Buckets by Bmokins, opponents (39-30) and also half. Smithshot a sparkling13 of Sports Correspondent edge at quarter’s end. Davenport and Trent Hickaon committed fewer turnovers 16 and totaled 28 points, an Bowling ! IFIREPLACES uppedthe lead to 54-43and the (12 to West’s 18). However, WEST’S ERIC ERICKSON FtlS season high. Willie Followinga satisfying 56-51 SOMERVILLE FORGOT Warriorscruised in for the last when the other team scores and Ed Elgard got hot in the Davenporthad sevenpoints, Saturday the Franklin howlerswon the 32 team Union ALL MASONRY win over Somerville last liOWto shoot in the second two minutes for their fifth four times as manypoints on third perled, and with Smith Thompson(14 rebounds)and Tuesday, the Franklin High period, and Franklin rattled victory. free throws, something is shooting only two shots, the Youngsix each. Ericksonand Invitational, rolling up 5418 cagers fell 56-53 to West off It unanswered points, wrong. Falcons took a 40-39lead. The Elgardled Westwith 19 and17 pins (6 bowlers, each bowling Friday and 69-43to Plainfidd, seven by Ken Smith. TIlE WINNERSSIIOWED The Warriors’ aggressive final quarter saw Smith and respectively. six games) to runner up two looses whichlowered their 0utrebounded 12-5 in the some excellent scoring defease has limited foes to 50 Ken Young combine for I0 Lindnn’s 5373. Chuck Jenkins d record to 5-13, ending any period, the Pioneers didn’t balance. Smith and Thompson points a game. Unfortanatdy, points for a 49-47 Franklin SATURDAYTIIE OVEIt- led the defending state hopes for a winning season. score for four minutesand by had 13 points each, Brookins it has also led to the Warriors margin midway through. Up MATCIIED Warriors champswith an 1128for the 6- As usual, fouls played a big then the Warriors led 27-12. 12, andDavenport and Clayton being whistled for 329 fouls in to now, the Warriors had been travelled to Plalnfidd and game series. Dave Ballai part in all three games. Last Somervilleclosed it to 34-24at addedeight apiece. In ad- 18 games, an average of over able to hangwith West,despite werenever in it, losing69-43 to (1089) and Fred Rohiasoo Tuesday, the Warriors came intermission, Franklin’s 34 dition, Franklin enjoyeda 50- 10 per contest. Opponents the fouls. the Cardinals.Plainfield took (1059) also averagedover 175 out ahead at the foul line for halftime points their best 35 reboundingedge, their best average 14; this difference However, in the last 4 opening-periodleads of 6-0and per gamefor Franklin. Clark only the second time all year showingof the season. gameoff the hoards yet. translatea into eight fewer free minutesthings got ridiculous. 19-9;by half timethe scorewas Gramrolled a 1044 (174 avg.), and turned thisadvantuge into Despite four points opeice Thompsonpulled in t7 bounds, throwsfor Franklin. TheFalcons, losing 49-47, 37-10and the secondhalf was MarvinSenkela 1033 (172) and a 56-51 win over arch-rival from Brookins and Willie ClaytontO andBreak(as eight. Friday the visiting Falcons scoredseven straight points, just a formality, as reserves Art Joyce added a 078 (163). ¯ Saveon fuel Bills e Yourdesign or ours Somerville. Davenport, the Warriors MarkJackson netted 22 points tookfirst half leadsof 16-8,15- all on fouls, for a 54-47lead, playedout the final minutes. Last Thursday the bowlers ¯ Beautify your home¯ Satisfaction guaranteed After failing behind 3-0 couldn’t maintaintheir lead in for Somerville. t0 and 27-22 but could not with 0:32 left. Youngcut it to Smith led Franklin with 14. all but clinched the MidState early, Franklin reeled off the third quarter. The Friday the fouls went shake off the Warriors, mainly 54-51.Forced to intentionally Though it didn’t make much Conferencetitle, shutting oht ¯ Over2,000 built in Princetonarea alone eight straight first-quarter Pioneers went on a 14-4 tear against Franklin, and because Ken Smith was foul, Frnak]in watchedas difference in the game, seeondp[ace East 4-0. The Warriors stand 33-3 in the FreeEstimates Cheerfully Given points for an 8-3 lead. The and were within 46-41 late in Bridgewater West, hitting 20 havinga brilliant game. Smith anotherfree throwmade it 55- Plainfield also cameout ahead I Warriors shot a poor 5 of 18 the p~ried. of 24 at the foul line, squeezed did not miss one of his eight 51. Smithcanned his 28th point at the charity stripe, con. conference and with a 12 game Franklin Stoves &Prefab’s first half shots, swishinghome with 0:07to go, narrowingit to verting 13 of 23 to the Warirors lead over the 2nd place also available fromthe floor but six pointsat Withthe score 48-43early in out a 56-53 win. The Warriors the foul line, pins somesuper the final stanza, Franklin put shot only I0 free throws, 16 points and almost 55-53, but anotherfoul shot 7 of 16. Minutemen,only a total choke Wm.Fisher reheudning by Tony Thomp- it awayby holding Somerville sinking five. Once again singleha ndedly rallying with three secondsremaining TomorrowFranklin visits will preverlt Franklin from (609)799-3818 Franklin to a 30-29lead at the iced the gamefor West. Essex County Vocational winning the conference. Builders son. Gcoe Brookins and Moses scoreless for three and a half Franklin o,,trebounded their

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CARRIBBEANBAYBERRY ¯ Medium to goodlight. An indoor tree growingto moderateheight. A nice plant to havearound. OURCUSTOMERS SAY: BONUSPLANT SELECTION "l COULDSTAY HERE ALL DAY" "IT REMINDSME OF DUKE CARIBBEANBAYBERRY (Plffosporum) 4’ Reg.30.00 Goodto MediumLight Conditions. THES~PLANTSHAVE A LIST OF $8.00 BUT... GARDEN." SHEFFLERA(umbrella) 4’-5’ Good-MediumLight. Rug.30.00. "ff’S FABULOUS." ARECAPALM -- Brits DiffusedLight 4’ Reg.30.00 T.E,RST PLANT AT...... 25 % OFF "IT’S LIKEA JUNGLE." DRACAENAMARGINATA -- Low Light 2’ ¯ 3’ Reg.40.00 .uvT.E 2.D PLANT AT...... 50 %OFF T.E3.o PLANT AT...... 75 % OFF G.GoodUght GET THE 4TH PLANT AT ...... 100% OFF MJMd.Ught L4owUght TREES OURCANDLE CRAFT POTS REG. SALE REG. SALE $500 G FICUSBEHJAMINA 8" POT 2V2’-3’...... 22" 16" M-LFUNKY FINGERS 8" POT ...... 1600 1200 G FICUSBENJAMINA 10"POT 3’-3V=’...... 40.0 3000 M4FUNKY FINGERS 10" POT ...... , ...... 28" 2100 so *0 s9,o,o 50% OFF G MINGARALIA 6" POT...... 10’0 7 M-LFUNKY FINGERS !1" POTHEAVY ...... 48" 32 oo °° oo G FEATHERLEAFARALIA6" POT...... 800 6 MoGSHEFFLERA 6" POT HEAVY ...... 8 6 OURXTRA FANCY MACRAME ROPE HANGERS M-GARECA PALM lO"...... 30" 22" M-GSflEffLEBA B" POT...... 16" 1200 s80o M CARIBEBAYBERRY 6"...... 8" 600 M-GSHEFFLERA 10"POT ...... 24" 1500 ,o !/2 PRICE M CARIBEBAYBERRY 10"...... 40" 300o M-GSHEFFLERA 10"POT 4’-5’...... 30" 2000 t DRACAENAMARGINATA 8" IV4’...... I0" 7" M-GSHEFFLEBA 4’-5’ MEDIUM...... 35" 25" *28** oo L DRACAENAMARGINAT~k 10" T-3’...... 40" 2700 M-GSHEffLEBA 4’-5’ HEAVY...... :... 40" 28 oo L DRACAENAMARGINATA 12"POT TRIPLE .... 75" 50 M-GSHffFLERA 4’-5’ XTRAHEAVY ...... 48" 32" ¯ Whenoutdoor temperatures go WATERINGPERIODS below20 degreesmist your plan- ¯ RememberGood Life ~ Good L DRACAENA(CornPlant) 6" SINGLE...... I0" 7so M RUBBERTREE 6"...... 6" 4" ts 0 timesor morea day.That Water, MediumLife-Medium M RUBBERTREE 8" SINGLE...... 1500 900 sorethroat and stuffed nostril Water,Low Llte -- LowWater. L DRACAENA(CornPlant) Triple 3vzr’4 ’. .... 40" 3000 HELPFULfeelingIs sharedby your plants. SomeVarieties vary. 30" 22" Givethem humandldlty. L DRACAENA(CornPlant) SINGLE 3V2’...... 2800 2100 M RUBBERTREE 10" TRIPLE ...... ¯ Don’ttalk to yourplants. They 3750 ¯ HangingBasket gefling bald? havetroubles enough without M-LYUCCASINGLE 6" POT...... , ...... 8" 6" M RUBBERTREE 10" 4’-5’...... 50" Trim oRexcess tip growth, hearingyours, 1500 PLANT replantback In pot.Mist 3 times M-LYUCCATRIPLE 8" POT...... 40" 30" G BAMBOO10" POT...... 20" daily’ill cuttingsroot. 40" 30oo G CALAMONDINORANGE 6" POT HEAVY ..... 10" 7sB L PARLORPALM 10" POT...... If youInsist onover-watering plants, flush them down the drain,It BAMBOOPALMS - PONYTAIL PALMS - CROTONS AND OTHERS achievesthe sameend. They’re gone I 21o0 HINTS M4 PLEOMELEREFLEXA 8" POT ...... 28" ALSOAVAILABLE. [he Franklin NEWS’RECORD Thursday,February 12, 1976 1 I-A

outdoorscene ONTHE 1976 SUBARU, THETHING MOSTEFFECTED BY byGerald E. Wolfe OutdoorWriter OFCOURSE clothing is the GENERALLYyou’re better wool overtop should be fh’st line of defense,followed offwithseveral light garmentsstandard. Makesure whether INFLATION Oneof the thingspeople give by blankets,tents andsleeping rather than one stiff heavy wearingskates or boots that IS THETIRES¯ the least amountof thoughtto bagswhich serve to protectus one. Since weknow that air the extra socksare takeninto whenpreparing for a cold fromthe elements. spacesbetween layers are the accountso the footwearisn’t Manyeconomy cars haveshifted frominexpens ve weatherouting is howto dress Sincethe best insulationis best insulationagainst cold, tight. Poordreulati~ isthe to outof reach.Luckily, there’s the 1976Subaru. warmly. They may think air. it is onlynatural to try and this standardworks well for greatest contributor to cold aboutit. but somewill always trapair nextto thebody so it all garments... socks,shirts feet: $2,899.00A PRICEFROM OUT OF THE PAST. be unpreparedfor what they cannotcirculate and carry off andpants. Iheheat. But air is alwaysin TRANSPORTATIONDEALSa PUP SALE TAX EXTRA haveto face. Startingwith footwear,two ANYOF the newinsulated motionand it is naturalfor pairs of light woolsocks, or underwearis fine. That’sthe actual price of thistwo-door sedan. WIIETIIERiT’S a skating warmair to flowtowards cold. one light cotton with heavy Thatprice includes front wheel drive power front disc partyat the local pond,a late Therefore, the colder the brakesradial tires rackand p n onsteering and seasonhunt, early spring trout outsidetemperature the faster recning bucket seats. fishing or a wintereampeut, the flow awayfrom the body. that miserablefeeling that Unless the warmair can be ANENGINE GEARED FOR TODAY. trappedand held in place,it OurSEEC-T engine bums clean. Soclean it only accompaniesbeing cold Js the needstwo simple valves. YOURCONVENIENT farthestthing fromour mind will escapeas fast asthe body LastMinute SHOPPING plaza until weare, well .. miserable.cangenerate it. OURDRINIING FORCE: FRONT WHEEL DRIVE. Thereis no real secretto Gift Ideas EverySubaru comes standard with front wheel CENTER AI,ONGWITII llEAT, the dressingwarm for winter. :.t,~,~ . drive.So you get greaterstability and better tract on * GRANETZ FURNITURE Almosteveryone who enjoys bodygives off moisture.Over ¯ (;~. All in all, thanksto ¯ BABYLAND winter activities morethan a pint a dayis lost asthe skin Suborn,a lot of people ...... READYFOR likely alreadyhas the propergoes through its drying ~: " ~ f will be riding highthis ~l~[’~k ¯ ADVENTURE FRAME clothingthat will keephim process.This also carries heat year.Despite the J /ll~lb GALLERY comfortable.But in any ac- withit asit evaporates. economy. THEBIG tivity youwill hearthe com- Theabove is a courteous . ...~/~l~" ¯ GOURMETGALLERY plaintsof coldhands, cold feet processand should not be anda fewpeople cutting out confusedwith perspiration PRESIDENTIAL*SPECTRUM WALLPAPER earlywith commentssuch as, broughton by strenousac- ’Tvehad it!" "I’m freezing!" tivity or too muchheavy 8= PAINT and, "Seeyou back at the clothing. Toomuch clothing WEEKEND! car!" will makeyou sweat, creating ¯ INTERIORS UNLIMITED further heat loss. Theun- ¯ STUART’S AUDIO UNI)EItSTANDINGhowthe derclothing becomes damp humanbody loses heat and and this in turn keeps the ¯ PAPER PANTRY howto avoidthis is the first moisturefrom being absorbed step toward keeping warm. and carried away. With the v 2 Door Sedan ¯ metabolicprocess interrupted WALT’S SEW "N’ VAC Simplyput, the bodyproduces you are not only cold, but heat by burningthe food we clammy. EPAReading ¯ HERB’S KAMERAHOUSE ’eat andthen lets just enoughof 39 Milesper gallon that heat escapethrough the SUBARU areas of the skin in order to EXiT GOODtime. Enter ¯ FRANCHINO TRAVEL misery. ¯ RT. 206, SOUTH °.maintain a normal body SOMERVILLE AGENCY temperatureof 98.6 60 SECONDS Theprocess is called body knowyou are cold, but whatis MIDDLESEXFOREIGN CAR FROMTOWN metabolism. Help can be the best wayto dress for it? forthcomingfrom such outside Well, since I learned hewto PHARMAC Y 318TOWNSEND ST. sourcesas the sun,a fire or stay warmand dry years ago, NEWBRUNSWICK, N.J.08901 otherartificial means.But let’s start withwhat I usually 37 S. MainSt. 722-6200 whenthere is noartificial heat wear.You can addor subtract, 201.247-8769 Io helpus wemust do all we accordingto whatworks for can to retain ear own you, but" I’ve stayed pretty metabolicheat. haste overthe years. US IN 1976!

ASSETS: Cash ~ Due from Banks ...... $ 2,594,973.67 THE SKI SALE U.S. GovernmentSecurities ...... 4,469,697.36 State, County ~ Municipal Bonds ...... 2,546,117.11 Other Bonds ...... 508,425.00 Loans ...... 14,136,042.11 at VARSITY Mortgages ...... 8,605,052.49 Bank Premises 8" Equipment ...... 874,211.57 Other Assets ...... 246,612.28 Our annual ski sale begins Thur- TOTAL ASSETS ...... $34,001,131.58 sday, February5th - with excellent LIABILITIES, RESERVE8" CAPITAL DemandDeposits ...... $ 9,562,407.88 valuesin the followingcategories: Savings 8" Time Deposits ...... 20,264,896.74 Total Deposits ...... EQUIPMENT 29,827,304.62 Other Liabilities ...... 919,352.81 Reserve for Possible Loan Losses ...... 391,470.65 Capital CommonStock SKIS - Rossignol, Olin * Dynastar, Kneissl CommonStock Par Value $3,125 Authorized261,334 Shares BOOTS- Nordica, Hanson¯ Kastinger issued 261,334 Shares ...... 816,668.74 Surplus ...... 1,594,005.26 BINDING-- AIIsop. Salomon¯ Look ¯ Besser Undivided Profits ...... 462,329.51 POLES- Scott ¯ A ~ I Total Capital Accounts ...... 2~73,003.51 TOTALLIABILITIES, RESERVE6" CAPITAL...... $34,001,131.59 APPAREL BOARD OF DIRECTORS For 1976 GeorgeW. Amerman, Jr., Owner WilliamT. Keileher,Attorney CharlesR. Rubin Parkas - Warmups- Stretch-Pants - Sweaters .l.& AmermanCo. (lumber) Kelleherand Ortman M.II. Rubin& Sons FrancisB. Bowman,Retired V.P.. LaurenceB. Lane,Owner BarneyN Ruggieri ChaseManhattan Bank, N.A. Larry’sGarden Equipment President Gloves- Turtlenecks- Windshirts FrederickH. Bnrkley WilfredO. Langille.Chairman o[ the Board RichardH. Sehlndelar,President Pres. MntorMaehine Co. State Ranko/ RaritanValley ValleyRood Sewerage Co. * Head , Gerry ¯ Slalom WilfredM. Cooper, President JohnG. Locke HerbertD. Yellers,President Cooperford, Inc. Dentist BlueRidge Construction Co. , Skyr ¯ EmstEngel ¯ Alpine Design JohnM. Fasoli, Attorney,Retired RobertG. Rouse,Retired V.P.. CharlesWilliammn, Real Estate e Meister ¯ Grandoe , Ads AmericanCyanamid Company RederalReserve Bank ol N. Y. IVilliamsonand IVilliamsan OFFICERS The above categories will be reduced a minimumof 20% WilfredO. Langille,Chairman o~the Board RA~IITANOFFICE BarneyN. Ruggieri,President Ellen Russo,Ass’t. Secretary &Manager with reductionsup to 50%on select items. L. MarkFingerlln, Senior Vice President HILLSBOROUGHOFFICE FrancisR. Bowman,Vice President RichardPavan, ,~ss’t. VicePresident tt Manager MelvinP. Taube,Yice President& Cashier Mon.,Thurs. 8" FH. 9-8:30. BarbaraL. Elchin,Vice President WHITEHOUSEOFFICE RussellE. Schrann,Vice President & Secy, PaulGrayson, I ice President& Manager WilliamP. Carroll,Asa ’t. VicePresident ArnoldHorvath, Ass ’t. Cashier tate Sank .t arua. 403 Route206 34 E~st SomersetSt. CornerRidge Rd. & Rt. 22 SPORT SHOP HUlsboroughTownship , ...... Raritan,N.J. Readlngton Township Saturdaytil 1 ¯ SaturdayDA.M.to 1 P.M. Saturdaytil Noon ;. 138 Nassaust. Princeton,N.J. 359-8144 , . ": ’ . :. 725-1200.’ 534-4088 ’ ! " L MemberF.D.I.C, Our 50th Year Serving Our Community and You!

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MR.STEIN IS IN HIS second year on. ’Oliver.’ He, too, has learned whet Alsoapproved was a resolution calling Candidates Steins the heard of.the Delaware-RaritanLung ’applause--applause’ is all about." fora public conferencesessiun tonight k., [Continued from Pageonel Association. This is the Christmas Seal While some show buslnoss people in Smith school at S p.m. LAWRENCEVILLE [Continued from Page One] agency for Somerset, Middlesex, wouldnot like their children to follow maninatiousconsultant, close Nassau is the owner ~d operator of Mercer, Hunterdon, and Burlington the Same line of work, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip~ School, eliminate WHWH,Princeton; WPST,Trenton;. Counties. In addition to being vies Stein are "all for it." MAINTENANCE funds to support work-study Passport, Inc., (advertising, mer- president, he is chairmanof the special "I’m a Leo," admits Mrs. Stein. "I HOMEAND OFRCE REPAIRS programs, eliminate the chandising and marketing division); projects committee. like to showoff. AndI like appreciation Budget Stokes Forest field project, and Cablehaven ’IV, Manahawkln."We Harold and ELeanoraStein have two for what I do. That’s whyshow business [ Continuedfrom Page One] ~llmlnate summer em- have50 people on our staff," he reports sons, Haddon,14, and Adrian, 11. Both is the greatest." 1609)896-1411 ployment of department proudly, "and we’re very mucha public- attend Alma Preparatory School in OTHER MAJOR CUTS include chairman and librarians, service.oriented operation." Zarephath, where Haddon is a ~0,5O0out of the parks and recreation RELIABLEINSUREO WORKMEN eliminate budgeted funds for A heardmember of theFranklin Arts sophomoreand Adrian is in the seventh department, the elimination of the new equipment and reduce Council, the mild-manneredMr. Stein "transfer" portion of the town recycling 24 HOUREMERGENCY SERVICE grade. The boys began to dance at age ALL WORKGUARANTEED funds for teaching supplies. handles all its mediapublicity. "The four, and both have musical ability as Schools center, a curtailment of various con- Also listed was the recent Theodore Bikel concert was a well. tractual services and the purchase of NO JOBTOO SMALL elimination of the director of sellout," he tells, "and the GardenState [ Continuedfrom Page One] eight newpolice cruisers instead of the TIME g MATERIALBILLING ~ state legislature that Franklin will not instruction and an associated Ballet program,scheduled for April 4, is "TilEY TALKSO MUCII, like their requested 12. FASTEXPERT WORK secretarial position, the abouthalf sold out. TheArts Councilthis take the "burden" of financing public Salary and wages account for almost mother," says Mrs. Stein, "that they education away from it. supervisor of mediaservices, year is also presenting ’Jerz,’ a review ought to he lawyers. But Adrianwants to half of the expenses; $2,276,5O0.The a reduction of somepart-time about NewJersey history, in honor of "We are being blackmailed by the amountto he raised by municipal taxes SURPRISEYOUR HUSBAND OR WIFE HAVE THE LITTLE he an actor or a magician. He has ap- Governor and Legislature," he secretarial and clerical staff, the Bicentennial." poured in ’Fiddler on the Roof’ and in is $2,684,539. JOBSFINISHED IN NOTIME AT ALL JUST CALL (609)896. elimination of funds for new declared, referring to cuts in state Ahearing on the budgetwill he held on 14 ! I, ANDWE WILL BE AT YOUR DOOR. buildings, reduce funds for schoolaid. March15 at 8 p.m. in the municipal conventions and conferences, In other action, the board tables an building where the public maycomment WEARE A MAINTENANCECOMPANY TO SERVICEALL Cuts agreement with the Franklin Township reduce custodial services, [Continuedfrom PageOne] on the proposal. YOURNEEDS. reduce staff at the alternate School Administrators Association and b high school and diminate the ¯ The reduction of 3.3/5 teachers - F.H.S. 38,000 modified its policy for determining alterante class at SmithSchool, and S.G.S. eligibility for free and reduced price eliminate 15 duty aides in the ¯ The elimination of budgeted funds for school lunches. director of instruction and half4ime elementary grades and reduce 59,000 funds for interscholastic elementaryclerk-typists. ¯ Salary of supervisor o[ media services. athletics. 28, 326 Mr. Schaefer added that if (eliminate) IT’SNO SECRET, DARLING! he had to go further he would ¯ Salaries - personnel office Ipart-time eliminate the entire alternate clerk-typist). 3,7 GOT A MINUTE? = Legal fees (reduce) Whenyour hat comes off- yourhair high school .program and he 5,000 Testdrive the car all Americais talkingabout also said he wouldtry to leave ¯ Architect’s fees. (eliminate) hangsout. the programfor the gifted in, ¯ Printing and publishing (newsletter) if possible. (elimination) 8,000 Pardonusfor sounding catty- but we = School library books (reduction). 20,000 havethe answer,through SONDRASULAM - Mrs. ¯ Audio-visual materials (reduction). 10,5O0 Sulam listed the following ¯ Salaries of secretarial/clerinal assistants tricoanalysis.Welook directly into program cuts in order of Ipart4ime clerical - media) (reduction). 4,724 hairso we know exactly what it priority. ¯ Capital Account- newbuildings. IO,O00 ( ff1’Y~" Elimination of the director ¯ Registration and subsistence at con- needstolook great. Whether it be a ventions and conferences (reduction). 4,000 BicycleCenter of instruction and its Seville...built in Amed~to be at home haircut,body wave, support wave or secretarial position, eliminate ¯ Programsfor gifted (elimination). 1,680 CompleteLine of anywherein the world. the director of the media ¯ Other salaries for operation of plant. 3,282 Internationalin lize. Timeleiiin Ityllno. lust reconditioningthere is no services and an associated = Expensesfor food services (elimination). 5o0 s RALEIGH Cedillecin crahlmansh[g. guessing. secretary, eliminate the ¯ Salaries - custodial services (reduction). 4,772 S SCHWlNNs ROLLFAST Responsive-- CBdillnc’| Eleclronic-Fuel- = Salaries -- upkeepof grounds(reduction). 279 Injected.5.7 Lkre Engine is ctanberd. communications consultant, ¯ PEUGEOT(exclusive) Ventsimply. Seville is designedto be one stop printing and publishing = Salaries -- repair of buildings (reduction). 449 of thefinest production carl built anywhere the school newsletter, reduce = Other Expenses -- membersof board of BICYCLES , in thewodd. t legal fees for the board, education (conferences). 1,ooo ¯ Repairs Driveit today. chelsea crimpers : REDKEN reduce funds for remodeling ¯ Capital Account- remodeling. ¯ Parts school buildings, eliminate ¯ Salaries of teachers (13 elementary 7,000 14 springst.* Princeton924-1824 0penThurs.-Fri.evenings funds for new buildings, teachers). ¯ Accessories eliminate funds for summer ¯ Vecational.technical high school tran- 143,000 pointing and the addition of sportation. one grounds-keeper and one ¯ Hillerest and Franklin Park Schools - 28,282 Buyersand sellers meet maintenance man. changein schedules. OpenMon.-Sot. 10-6 p.m. Alsoeliminated on her list is ¯ Psychiatrist (reduction of increased time). 29,108 ClosedWednesdays every week the transportation of ¯ Alternate School staff (teacher and 7,485 g53Hamilton St.. Somecset vocational and technical high custodian). onthe Classified pages. school pupils, elimination of s Alternateclass S.G.S. inter, school 17,075 Z49-4544 nonlytakes ummte teget almtW J funds for new equipment, a (teacherand aide), II , reduction in the purchase of = TeacherAides. 17,000 audio-visual materials, ¯ Grouphospitalization. 71,000 eliminate the alternate class ¯ Social Security. 18,301 at Smithschool, a reduction of ¯ Substituteteachers. 3,034 one staff memberand one-half ¯ Interscholasticathletics (reduction). 3,432. custodial position in the ¯ Speechteacher. 15,000 alternate high school, a ¯ In-servico training. 10,575 transfer of 5th and6th graders ¯ Elementaryprincipal $26,209.00 B,SO0 from Middlebush School and reassignment as teacher the elimination of the gifted student program,and finally a CALENDAROFCOMING reduction in in-service training costs. (Both Mm.Sulam and Mr. EVENTS , Schaefer selected their A XEROXCOPIES I’:AI{J’IEIH:I \(; programsfrom a llst of 47 THURSDAY,FEBRUARY 12 (Qllantity FI{EI.: tentative cuts releasedby the BESSENYEI 72ndAnnual Lincoln Dinner, 7 p.m.,Congregational Church, heard of educationMonday). HighStreet, Bound Brook. Tickets, 356-3320. Prices ~ith I,ur,’ha-,’ -f & Son BicentennialFilm Series - "Bonnieand Clyde," 7:30 p.m., Room EDWARDV. VETTER -- E-105,East Wing, Somerset County College. Admission $1, Araihlhh,) EAIH~IN(;.~ "Onthe list of cuts that I have Oil BulnersInslalled students50¢. Township 526-0111 received, which is the only Dance- Social, Somerset-HunterdonChapter of Widowsor lists of coststhat I have,I do 586Hamilton St. Widowers,8:30 p.m.-12 midnight, Holiday Inn, Route22, Somer- Pharmacy Shernlant~ ~ttll~ not knowwhat is includedin NewBrunswick ville. JEWELER someof the sub-headings.For FrsnklinCouncil, 8 p.m. k I 3-11800 example,I understandthat the KI5-6453 BicentennialExhibit Grades 3-8, Christ the KingSchool 712 Ihmrilt,,nNt.. .%,m,,r.~,.t INeflto Bank) gifted programis included Cafeteria,No. 13th Ave., Manville. 7-9 p.m. \IITAR I" I,r HI./c" ~menelShopping Centel "WelcomeWagon Club of HiffsboroughArea," 8 p.m., under the administrative re- HiHsboroughHigh School. Marsha CraBby to talk onplants. Mem. 4 organization and staff bersplant exchange. reduction, but it includesno administrative staff reduc- tion. Until I find out what is included in each item and its FRIDAY,FEBRUARY 13 actual cost, it wouldbe in- tellectualLy indefonsible for ValentineParty, Unltarian-Universelist Fellowship of the Somer- FOLIAGEHOUSE PLANTS AgenS for T.V. -~1 ville Area,7:30 p.m. Wine, pot-luck dinner prepared by the men, me to make a judgment. IROUBLES? TERRARIUMPLANTS Wheato~Va ] L no. Inc. "However,I can say at this film anddiscussion, "Cancer-There is a Cure."Unitarian meeting CARRYWATER SOFTENER House,Washington Valley Road, Bridgewater. Information, 469- HANGINGBASKETS time that I amconfident that 10:00AM to 5:30PM SALTS,LAWN g GARDENSUP- GIFTS--SUPPLIES SOPKO most items can accept a 31~8. Tues.,Wed., Thurs. PLIES. SHOES, BOOTS, SOMERSETELECTRONII PaperDrive - FranklinHigh School Band Parents Association, Visit Our Greenhouses MOVINGEt reduction in costs without ranhelp! JACKETSZ GLOVES. cutbsidepickup after 6 p.m.or bringpapers to FranklinHigh Toes..Sat. 10.3 STORAGE,iNC. hurting the program.There is ~: 10:00AM to 8:00PM Sameday service Parkinglot. 9 a.m.to noonon Saturday. no question in my mind that BELLEMEAD 0nmost SeIS PMno. 5 ,such items as a com- Ffi. Mountain Top Localg LongDistance municationsconsultant should FARMERS’CO-OP: ¯ Panasonic¯ Hitachi ¯ Toshiba he eliminated. Other items 10:00AM to 4:30PM LINE ROAD ¯ RCA¯ M01or0ta ¯ Zenith BATURDAY,FEBRUARY 14 Nursery (Growers such as summer programs Sat. BELLE MEAD IaslonA~v Shopping Cenlel 35No.17th Ave. Some~sel Children’sfilm series- "lcabodand Mr. Toad" and "The Hound Zion Rd., Neshonlc Manville shouldgo fimt if onehas to cut (201)359-5173 201-369-45B3 545.6003 ThatThought Ha Was A Raccoon,"11 a.m.and 1:15 p.m., Room 201-725-175B out. This will include also ClosedSunday &Monday E-105,East Wing, Somerset County College. Admission 50¢. Qualityat reas,,nahh,prin,s adult education and evening HorseExposition and Show, co-sponsors - N.J. Horse Council programsthat do not directly andN.J. Equine Advisory Board, 9 a.m.- 7 p.m.,National Guard relate to the students’ basic ~’ 329-6715 Amory,Western Avenue, Mortistown. education. If I had to, I would Queenof HeartsRadiothon, Radio Station WBRW,1170 AM, then cut other schnol-time 7:30a.m, to 5:30p.m. programs that do not affect Children’sProgram - Valentine crafts and filmstrip, 10:30 a.m., appreciably a sound academic McCARTHY’S SomervillePublic Library. @reparationfor every child. If I were on the board of WELDINGSERVICE education, I wouldwork for a THEY’LL PORTABLEWELDING - IN. LET THEM FUCILLO& continuing year-round DUSTRIAL& COMMERCIAL MAIN. SUNDAY,FEBRUARY 15 WARREN evaluation of all programs-- PrincetonShopping Center- No. Harrison Street FIND YOU TENANCE- CERTIFIED PIPE KNOW WHO not just at budget time. WELDING- REPAIR WELDING CoinShow and Auction by Century Coin, 10 a.m.to 6 p.m., "I don’t feel that increasing MINI.BIKES.FARM & GARDEN HolidayInn, RouteZ~ East, Somerville. YOUARE-- the class size to 25 wouldhurt HERE! EOIIIPMENT,CARS& IRUCKS. Unitarian-UniversalistFellowship Services. Discussion: "Life As Funeral Home,Inc, the academic program. I have A Ritual Amongthe NorthAmerican Indians," 10:30a.m., AND WHERE! AdamFucillo, Mgr. taught for 20 years with VALENTINECALL725-3300 369-4224 UnitarianMeeting House, Washington Valley Road at Route78 classes of 28 to 30." Overpsss,Bridgewater. Also, 7:30 p.m. discussion group: "Can 725-1763 258AMWELL RD PoliticalMorality Ba Improved?" CALL HEART NESHANIC 725-3300 205S. MainSt., Manville The new number CAKES at townhall MONDAY,FEBRUARY 18 is 873-?.500 & COOKIES SomervilleArea Chapter Cosmopolitan Associates, Inc. meeting for all foreignborn women. Program: "First Aidin the Home,"8 p.m.,SI. John’sEpiscopal Church, 158 West High St., Somerville. LINCOLNLOGS YOU’LLSELL BELLEMEAD HILLSBOROUGH CHERRYJELLY ROLLS ITWHEN CALL TUESDAY,FEBRUARY 17 LUMBERCO., INC. 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Thursday,February 12, 1976 W=ndsoro~,nhUHerald- Central Past- Manville News- Prinklln I~eWK-Record- HlSlsborangh Beacon ]-B"~ : Candlelightshow set for Saturday Hopewell ti The Princeton Footnotes ~.,..’~,,.. ~ POTTERYII and a minieempanyfrom the Princeton Triangle Club will CLASSES ][ be featured in a St. Valentine’s ~~~ Register NOW for arts & leisure candlelight cabaret at the SpringSession II Unitarian Church, Route 206 ~’~ L ’ ]l 11 and Cherry Hill Road, on ~ Saturday, Feb. 14. Oneof the [~l~:~ :!i~ Starting March 1 ][ numbers from the Triangle the mast unusual in the U S will perform in revue Is "WastingTime" from _ _ ~ Call ~r into[marion609._466.2130~ - jJ Schuke debuts the Kirby Arts Center on the campusof The Lawrenceville School, Route 206, on "AmericanZucchini". NEWBRUNSWICK -- The first eta series of Tuesday, Feb. 17 at 8 p.m. The performance Tickets for the evening, are concerts on the only Schukeorgan of concert is open to all and free. The seven-member priced at $4 each and include size in the U.S, will be given in Voorhees companycreates all of its dancingin the air, wine. Chapel on the Douglas College campusby from 16-20-foot-high scaffold supporting Reservations may be made famedFrench organist Odile Pierre at 8 p.m. aerial riggings designed by the members. through Margaret Aronson on Friday, Feb. 13. The neworgan has three 609-924-4014. keyboards,42 voices and 3,233 pipes of metal or wood.Tickets are required for this first MCCChosts concert concert only. Send self-addressed, stamped WESTWINDSOR -- The CollegiumMusicum envelopes to Mrs. Joanna Child, Douglass of Princetonunder the direction of Joseph Departmentof Music, Room205, Rehearsal Kovacswill perform on Sunday, Feb. 15 at 3 Hall. p.m.in thetheater of MercerCounty Com- munityCollege on Old TrentonRoad. SAT. & SUN.AT 1:00 PM Programincludes Panhelbel’s "Canon," Brubeck’s back Nowthru Tues., Feb. 17 LIVE ON STAGE Haydn’s"Concerto in C Major",Mozart’s MikeMazurkl os Trapper PRINCETON-- Jazzpianist DaveBrubeck "ConcertantesQuartet" and Germandances begins his series of "silver anniversary" byHaydn.Tickets maybe reserved by calling "THEHEIRESS" opens Feb. 12, for a run through Sunday, In STORYBOOKCIRCUS concerts at McCarter Theatre on Tuesday, thecollege’s community services office 609- Feb.22 at McCanerTheatre. Kate Wilkinson, asa match CHALLENGETOBE FREE (G) featuring CLOWNS*JUGGLERS Feb. 17 at 8 p.m. Paul Desmondon sax, Joe 586-4800,ext.227. makingaunt, consolesthe title characterportrayed by MariaTuc ci TRAINEDANIMALS ¯ ACROBATS * Marello on drumsand bassist EugeneWright Evenings:7 &9 pm Salurday:2, 4, 7 &9 pm plus will join Brubeckand his sons Danand Chris Cleveland Orchestra in the concert. ’Heiress’ opens Sunday:2, 4:30, 6:40 & 9 pm STORYBOOKCHARACTERS NEW BRUNSWICK-- The ClevelandOr- fascinating climax." OLDKING COLE * HUMPTTDUMPTY chestrawill give a concertin theRutgers P R I N CE T 0 N .. Bluegrass returns "Washington Square," Henry Maria Tucci portrays the ¯ PETERCOTTONTAIL Serieson Thursday,Feb. 12 at8:30 p.m. at GeorgeSegal PRINCETON-- Bottle Hill, the young James’ novel about a rich but young womanof the title theState Theater on LivingstonAvenue. whose sudden appeal to a in bluegrass group, will give a concert on Underconductor Lorin Maazel, the program charmless young spinster Friday, Feb. 13 at 8:15 p.m. at the Wither- includesDvorak’s Symphony No. 8 in G facing a life of loneliness in penniless suitor (Richard THEBLACK BIRD (PG) spoon Presbyterian Church, Witherspoon Major,Opus 88 and Bruckner’sSymphony NewYork City, circa 1850, is Backus) appears heavily and Quarry Streets. Admission to the the source of "The Heiress," based on the wealth she will [YES.& Sat.:7 &9 pm No. 7 in E Major.Tickets are available Sunday:4:30, 6:40 & 9 pm Princeton Folk MusicSociety’s concert is through University Concerts,43 MineSL, 201- the play by Ruth and Augustus inherit from her father (Jack Geetz which the McCarter Gwillim). $2.50 general, $2 student and $1.50 for 032-7511. ¯ members.No advance ticket sales. Theatre Company opens Thursday, Feb. 12, under the Coming: Concert for library direction of MichaelKahn. DANCING Pennington auditions EVERYSAT.& SUN. NITE HUSTLER PENNINGTON-- A benefit concert for the Accordingto the director, PENNINGTON-- Auditions for "6 Rms Riv Pennington Library Fund featuring local "We’reexcited about bringing NOTTINGHAM Vu"will be held by the Penningion Players musicianswill be given on Sunday,Feb. 15 at to the McCarter Theatre such on Sunday, Feb. 15 at 2 p.m. and Monday, 4:30 p.m. in the home of Dr. and Mrs. a fine piece of American BALLROOM Feb. 16 at 8 p.m. in Heritage Hall of the Giuliano Gerelli on Scotch Road here. The literature as James’ ’Wash- Metce~’$t.H|ml~tenSq.,N.J.Route 27 ington Square.’ It’s a TheLIrstestBiSr00mtnihttE~lst Pennington Presbyterian Church.’Per- concert is opento the public. Includedon the WIthnlSi|Bands Kendall Park {201)297-1636 formances, under the direetioe of Mary programare J.S. Bach’s Concertoin C Major work of great sensibility Rces.will be on April2, 3, 9 and10. for two harpsichords, his Sonatain E Major adapted admirably for the SaL-NarffUber for flute and continue, Beethoven’sSonata in stage. And James’ Sun,.Stan Maze PACKAGEGOODS AVAILABLE Symphonywants youth A Major, Opus 69 for cello and piano, psychological twists and turns Sue.8-11 P.M. Chaminade’s Flute Concertino, Gorelli’s keepus extraordinarily in- Coats&Ties IP8 NEW BRUNSWICK-- Deadlinefor young Sonata for Piano, four hands, and a musical ,o,vo,,,,,, .o ,o musiciansto apply for auditions to the N.J. rarity, W.F.E. Bach’s whimsical "Das FOR SymphonyOrchestra is Wednesday,Feb. 18. Dreyblatt" for piano, six hands. GREENACRES Piano and string musicians under 22 whoare residents of NewJersey mayapply to Mrs. REEPBn, Carol Anderson201-G~..5-1580 or the Symphony Englishtown Valentine office 201-624-3713.Preliminary auditions will be on Feb. 28; scmi-tinals March11 and 12 ENGLISHTOWN-- Three bendswill be on and finals on April 9. Candidatesmust play stage for the Saturday, Feb. 14 children’s from memoryan entire concerto and half a bluegrass music supper festival at recital program. EnglishtownMusic Hall, WaterStreet, at 4 OK ER p.m. Theall-girl BuffaloGais band, Die Belle antup HeRd’sbanjo picking and story telling, and Satie featured the lively band ShadyMountain Boys will be PRINCETON-- Pianist Douglas Smith and on hand for the Valentine’s Dayshow. Rot Entertainment Thurs., Fri. &Sat. ,Wights MimmiFulmer, pianist and soprano, will supper platters will be served throughoutthe "~t,’J~ S0W:FAMILY DINNER :~ perform and alI-Satie programon Saturday, show;admission for all ages is $2. Children -~BY" $4.95P(R ,,,son ,Nc,uo(s .’./~[~y~ Feb. 14 at WoolworthCenter on the Princeton under six admittedfree. Call 201-446-9400or 9//Jt r CHO,Ceor~oas,,, .N,OHESE q.//ll[. University campus. The Princeton 201-446-7118for moreinformation. Call us to find out graduates’ program includes "Lee Trois aboutt upcomingattractions, Valses Distinguees du Precieux Degoute", Operas in English "Tondrement", "Two airs a loire fuier" from Pieces Foides, "Three Melodies", TRENTON-- Auditions for English versions "Sonatine Bureaucratique", "Mort de of DonPasquale, MadameButterfly and II SeRrate", and "La Belle Exeentrique." The Trovatore are being held by Artists Friends of Musicconcert is free and opento ShowcaseTheatre, 1150 Indiana Ave. here. the public. Singers should offer an aria or song of operatic range. Solo and chorus parts for I~McCARTER THEATRE Baroque lecture.demo voices from coloratura sopranoto bass will he auditioned by calling 609-392-2433for an PRINCETON-- Don Smithors, baroque appointment.Performances will be in April, to be presRn:Rdby the trumpet and WilliamNell, harpsichord, will Mayand June. give a lecture-demonstration at Woolworth Center at Princeton University on Sunday, TREHI’ONSYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Feb.18 at 3p.m.Also on the 15th, the pair will ’Marriage’ at TSC on trumpet and organ at Procter William Smith, conductor EWING-- Trenton State College will bring a GordonMyers, baritone A play suggested by Henry James’ novel Hall at the Princeton Graduate College at bit of Russia to NewJersey with Nikolai TrentonState College Bicentennial Singers 8;30 p.m. Bothevents are free andopen to the Gogol’s play "Marriage" to be performedin of the 1850’s "Washington Square" the Studio Theatre of Kendall Hall on the ~wnOai~ a 12:45.3:OS. 5:20, 7:40 E 10:05 Route 31 campus.Shows are Feb. 17, and 19- Smday,Felmm q 22, g.’oo p.m. WarMemorial Auditorium 23 at 8:15 p.m. and Feb. 15 at 10:30 a.m. For Schub’s at McCarter BARGAINMATINEE ticket informationcall 609-771-2480. Celebrate GeorgeWashington’s actual birthday and PRINCETON-- An exciting young pianist, [HE HEIRESS [VleYDAY’TIL2:30 P.M. Andre-MichelSchub, will appear in the third Nation’s Bicentennial by attending this uniqueprogram of Horses on Valentines Americanmusic including such special compositionsas "Th concert o[ Series I of Princeton University by Ruth and Augustus Goetz AND Concerts on Monday,Feb. 16 at 8:30 p.m. in MORRISTOWN--An all-day horse exposition IBattle of Trenton" by JamesHewitt, "McKonkey’sFerr McCartcr Theatre. He will play Men- willbe presentedat theNational Guard by GeorgeAntheil, Songsby Francis Hopkinson,and Sym. directed by Michael Kahn BEAUTIFUL",.,eR,DailyNews phonyNo. 2 by CharlesIres. delssohn’s Fantasy in F# Minor, Opus 28; Armory,Western Avenue, here, vn Saturday, "THISFILM Chopin’s Scherzo No. 4 in E Major, Opus54 Feb.14 from0 a.m.to 7 p.m.Tickets are $I "...a refreshing excvrsion into intelligence and "A WARM, and Fantasy in F Minor, Opus 49, Liszt’s forall over live years old. The program in- TicketsS3, S3.50, S4.50, SS ($6 seatssold out) goodtaste. "’ IS A LYRICAL "Anaeesde Peleriange" BookII (Italie) and dudesa parade of stallions, a square dance TRIUMPH." Brahms’ Variations and Fugue on a Theme TOobtain tickets call 394-1338 -Brooks Atkinson in The N.Y. Times :ELEBRATION." by the Otto-Spotsof the NJ AppaloosaAssn., $ I~e~~, N.J.$~tt Ce~ncll ~ theArts -BruceWilliamson. of Handel. Tickets are available through riding instruction demonstrations, a herse- followlng the 1947 Broadwayopening McCarter. related art show, continuous movies, horse of "The Heiress" judgingexhibitions, a style showand exhibits More ’Dracula’ by breed groups and commercialestablish- ments.Call 609-292-2fl88for meredetails. OpensThursday, Feb. 12, 7:30 PM NEW BRUNSWICK-- George Street Playhouse’s production of "Dracuin"will be Musicfilms in library TwoWeeks Only Thru Feb. 22! extended through Feb. 21 with performances on Friday and Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. and FLEMING’tON-- Twocolor films, "Brahms Sundaysat 7:30 p.m. The theater is at 414 and His Music"and "Casals Conducts: 1964" ¯ GeorgeSt. will be screened on Wednesday,Feb. 18 at 8 Information& Reservations: t p.m. in the meeting room of the Runterdon Single Tickets- (609) 921-8700 Dancingin air CountyLibrary on Route 12, two miles west of Flemingtun. Admissionis free, courtesy Groups-(609) 921-8588 LAWRENCEVILLE -- The Multi- the Friends of the Hanterdon County gravitatiofial Aerodance Group, one of Library.

Items for this colunzn must be in our office i \ at least one week before day of publicatiou. i" °Hegere treet MANAGEMENTDOES NOT RECOMMEND ~" , [ go FILMSFOR YOUNGER CHILDREN I Silver AnniversaryReUnion Concert of the 5~o,nhll/a t, 4, $,, t 10p.m. I I TM r,DAVEBRUBECK TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION m.IQUARTET ..n Program with PAUL DESMONDo JOE MORELLO¯ EUGENE as taught by Maharishi MaheshYogi WRIGHT¯ and TWOGENERATIONS OF BRUBECK FREE INTRODUCTORY LECTURES TUES.FEB.17 *8:00 pm THURSDAY,FEB. 12, 8 pm ItemllOW AT BOXOffICE WandrowWileun School LawrenceHigh School O,~.~Ots.~;B,tc...00 t s.~ Washington Rd. Bm6 North Campus Prlneeton Princeton Pike For moreInformation call 924-4155 ..... 2-B Thursday,February 12, 1976

HIGHTS THEATRE Crossinggroup offers history and gi ngerbread on GWday 448.7947 + +++ ++++,he known +m+++o ... Wed..Tues. Double Feature Tour hours are 10a.m.to4 duringthe herdwinter of1776, +’ + Pa. -- Guides In xreo on these twooays. "l~e WashingtonCrossing Park Crossing the Delaware", : .... " p.m.Included for visitors is a Dr. Edgar H. Schuster, Park is administeredby the All Seats$|.OD colonial costumeswill be Commission. depicting Washlngton’s showing visitors to serving d warmgingerbread Chairmanof the WashingtonPennsylvaniaHistorical and At the MemorialBuilding in courageon Christmasnight 7:00p.m. "Hearts ofthe West" !PG! Washlngton’sCrossing (Pa.) basedona colonial era recipe Crossing Park CommissionMuseum Commission in the lower Park the wall- 1776will be shownat 10:30 iState Park’smain attractions and bakedat the Thompson-stated: "Weare planningthe 0;15p,m. ’T/here’s P0ppa" (R) on "President’s D " baklng schedule to ae- Monday,Feb. 16nndL~aYc:the’a yearNeelyhoasebyhostesses.Last 800 pieces wereserved to commedatethe large number CHILDREN’SMATINEE tual anniversary of visRorswbeenJoyedwatchingof visitors expect,on this THURS.,FRI., SAT. &SUN. 1 PM Washington’sbirth, Sunday, the steaming gingerbread importantoccasion." ’GoodMan.aa’ opens at Rider on Thursday Feb.22. being removedfrom the old The Dorset and Cheviot "Woddof Mother Goose" (G) Featuredon the tours will be bakeoven, sheepare popularattractions LAWRENCEVILLE -- p.m.on Feb. 12-13and at 8:30 (Snoopy), and TomBriggs Program in Children’s Under(12) 504: the roomsof the Thompson. TowardoffthewinterchiUaat the Thempson-NeclyBarn, "You’rea GoodMan, Charlie p.m. on Feb. 14 in the Fine (Linus). Musical TheatreProduction AllOther 75¢ Noclyhouse which served as cozyfire is usuallyburning in drawingchildren and adults Brown,"the award-winningArts Theatre. The plot recounts "an ,conducted by Dr. O’Brienat LordSUrling’s headquarters the hugefireplace. Thein- alike. stage comedy based on Starring Jim Vragel average day in the life of Rider during the monthof "timaoyof history sensedin The Thompson-NeclyHouse Charles Schultz’s popular (charlieBrown), a juniorfine Charlie Brown"and includes ’January. this house, whichhas stood is locatedon RiverRoad in the comicstrip, will be presentedarts major from East Wind- Snoopy’s popular wartime ’since the early 1700’s, is uppersection of Washingtonat Rider College,Route 206, sor, the productionalso in- encounterwith the infamous Ticketsfor the Rider per- ANDRE-MICHELSCHUB reinforcedbv the knowledgeof Crossing,State Parkopposite fromFeb. 12-14. cludes DebbieBellow (Lucy), RedBaron. fermancesare on sale at the Produced, designed and a junior fine arts majorfrom Theproduction is the result student center information directedby studentsunder the Princeton, Paul Chalakani Pianist supervisionof Dr. RosaryH. of a four-weekInterim Study desk. 0’Brien,assistant professor ef theatre and actress-in- residence at Rider, the ’Godspell’in ShowcaseFriday evening" MENDELSSOHN )roductioowill be stagedat TRENTON- "Godspell" is direction by Jo AnnRubay. Edwin Watkinson Jr. of CHOPIN FREE! comingto thestate of Artists The production features Trenton. ShowcaseTheatre Feb. 13-15, Richard Bessman as Jesus. A "Gudspell" will be Classical 21and 22. Trenton resident he is a presented on Friday and LISZT GuitarPerformance Theshow, conceived by featured singer in Saturdayevenings at 8:30and a newmusical CARMENMARINA Princetonarearesident John- Philadelphia area clubs. Sundaymatinees at 2:30from N.J. StateMuseum MichaelTebelak, isa jubilant Judaswill he playedby Jack Feb. 13-22. Theperformance BRAHMS Auditorium celebrationof the Gospelof St. FriedelofMorrisvillewhobason the 21st is sold out and Wed..Feb. 25 Matthewtold through song, beenseen in several P.J.&B. special group performances story, pantomimeand games. musicalsat McCarter. are being arranged. 8:00p.m. "Gedspell",which is ending The cast includes Rita Followingthe close of its , Sponsoredbythe Mercer Count its fifth year off BroadwayBencivengoof Trenton,Debra Trentonrun the companyis ommunityCollege run, is being presented by Burke of Levittown, Gary scheduling several per. Officeof GeraldE. Guarnieriwith the Cannuliand BarbaraDyett of Iormances"on tour" closing ~ CommunityService assistance of BarbaraDyett Trenton, Peter Lopatin of in CherryHill on April3. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY CONCERTS andGeri Tallone with musical Princeton, AvahMealy and Talephonereservationsmay Louise Rubalowof Trenton, be madeby sailing the theatre MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1976 8:30 P.M. Geri Tallone of Yardieyand eveningsat 609-392-2433. Give a McCARTER THEATRE BONSAl for a ’Man of La Mancha’ TICKETS:$6.95 and $5.50 VALENTINE Students$2.50 (day of concerti opensbicent trio at the BoxOffice (921-8700) NEW BRUNSWICK- Statewinning Broadwaymusical "TheyNeed Love and Care, Too" Theaterwill come alive on comedy,will he the last event Feb.16 withthe Broadway set for May16. BonsaiWorkshop Call Polly Falrman castperformance ofthe hit Series subscriptions are Boarding Princeton,N.J. musical"Man of La Mancha’.availableIor a limitedtime in PRIZESf Grnoming 609-924-3202 Theplay marks the opening a widerange ef prices from ofthe three-part bicentennial $15.50for unreservedseats to FRI., FEB.13th, 1976 seriessponsored by the $44for logeseats for all three performances.Subscriptions 7:30 TO11 P.M. RaritanValley Regior, al and may be purchased through rJ NewBrunswick Chambers of Feb.14. KENDALLPARK ROLLER RINK AUDITION Commerce. Singleevent tickets will be RT.27, SO.BRUNSWICK, N.J. A performance by the irenowned French pan- availablethereafter at prices , T.,.,,+o03 MercerBallet Co. tomimist, Marcel Marceau, ranging from $5.50 for will followon April 8. Un-unreservedseats to $15. ~i~i~i~n~illi~n~n~~ (FormerlyWest Jersey Ballet Co.) derscoringthebicentennial Curtaintime is 8:30p.m. theme,"1776 , theprize- Toreserve tickets, write or cab the Raritan Valley Artistic Director-Phyllis Papa Chamberof CommerceOffice, MeetSomeone New This Year At on 79 Paterson St., NewBrun- ¯ TheFinest in Candlelight swick, 201-545-3300.Tickets DiningElegance Sunday, Feb. 22 at noon Cabaret mayalso he orderedthrough ¯ The Menu. The Single Set i! at the Office of Concertsand a Gourmet’sDelight Lectures,Rutgers University, e The Exchingsounds i MCCC Abenefit 4.3 MineStreet, NewBrun- at theUnitarian Church 4the... ProspectPlains & Applegarth Rd. ’ i An Adult Social Group (Anyadvanced dancer 12 Et up is eligible) rick. 201-932-7511. - MeetsFriday at the- Call for applicationl NickStella Trio Hightstown,N.J. IIAPPY 448-5090 ii TreadwayInn, Rt. 1, Princeton, N.J. 609-896.1925 Sipwine. fMuslcMakers Theatres Wed.-Fri.-Sat. HOUR Hearsongs by the foot- andEvew :Fuesday at notes. Watchthe world 9 until ? Daily5 : 30-6:30 Chez Odettes, New Hope, Pa. famousTrlungt. revue. Nick Stella at the organSundays CINEMN~,~g i Meetsevery Monday night at JADWlNBENEFIT SERIES PRESENTS ..... 8:15p.m., Feb. 14 Daily Luncheons Brothers Ltd. Route106 & ’Daily Luncheons 11:30 A.M.-3:00 P.M. Dinner CherryHill Rd. II:3OAM-3:0UPM 5:0OPM - 12: 00 Midnight Mercerville8" WhitehorseRd. Tickets:$4.00 Open7 daysper week l Mercerville,N.J. [ c .go Also:Banquet Facilities Availableto 130Per- HARLEMGLOBETROTTERS Forreservations sons.Call 448-5090and Ask for NickK. t Featuring:Sal Tee Tro,o,,,n,e.el.m.., a,,,s h.,. ,.o,ori., ,,. Call 924.4014 L ime + playinggolden oldies fabulouscourt antics of the world-famousTroffers, i Also the colodul warmupsession and three greet TheSecond Annual E Guests Welcome = varietyacts. AnInvitation -~ Forinto. call (215)862-9286 or(215) 862-5889 _ WOMEN’SFILM FESTIVAL sponsoredby the Pflnceton University for Free Brochure write: The Single Set - FEBRUARY18-- 7:30 P.M. F~mSociety and the Women’sCenter P.O.Box 24, LafayetteHill, Pa.19444 + JADWlN GYM FORUM FOR SINGLES ~i~u~i~i~~g~s~ill~i~m~~ Wednesday-8 e 10 P.M.- McCosh10 PRINCETONUNIVERSITY WANDAdirected by BarbaraLaden Thursday.8 P.M.- McCormack10 Ticketsat $5,$4, $3 on sale now at JadwinGym (adjacent SHORTFILMS with speakerAriel Doughenyfrom o/the Unitarian Churchof Princeton to PalmerStadium) between 9 and 2, Mondaythru Friday. lhe "WomenMake Movies" Co.op Mail applicationsaccepted, to include50¢ handling Friday- 8 ~ 10P.M. Whig H all Aud. EveryFriday Evening at the Church charge.Ticket office phone: (609) 452-3538. THEGIRLS with Sibi Andersson Sotardnyg Sunday-8,10,12P.M. Sat. ¯ 8 P.M.Sun.. Frick Aud, Areyou single and do you wish to meetothers on the basis THESEDUCTION OFMIMI directed by Line Wertmuller PROCEEDSTO BENEFITPRINCETON AREA with G]ancedoGlanninL Plus: Cdlic Anne of honestcommunication between men and women in a warm, Knplan,Rulgem, will leada dLscu~ionsfler receptive atmosphere?FORUM FOR SINGLES may be what UNITED COMMUNITYFUND the Sundaynight shown. youare lookingfor. Findout by joining othersany Friday, eveningstarting February6 at the UnitarianChurch of Prin- Further into: 452-0457 cetonfor pleasantconversation over refreshments and small Admission:$1,free to RimSac. members; 50¢Women’s Cemer groupdiscussions. Paella Aboutthe Here’sthe format: GroupDiscussions 18.00,+= ¯ Doorsopen at 7:30 P.M.(come Topicshave special meaningfor Veal Cordon Bleu earlyto socialize). singlepeople...leaders encourage ex- with Madiera Sauce *Smallgroup discussions start at pressionof personalexperiences and 8:30p.m. (You must arrive before feelingsrather thanintellectual [or cozy, intimate dining 8:30to beincluded in a group-- no analysisand judgements.., support 8.00...... oneadmitted after groupshave star- andvoluntary participation are Filet Mignon Brochette stressed..,not encounterand not ~ ted.) ¯ Cometogether again at 10p.m. for therapy. moresocializing until midnight. 8.25...... VEALCUTLET PARMIGIANA RESTAURANT w/sp~ghetti¯ and Cocktail Lounge Veal A La Oscar $4.95 SHISH.RA-BOB REMEMBER!FORUM FOR SINGLES w/ricepilaf 8.00...... $5.50 All entreesserved with saladanti your EveryFriday Evening FISHERMRN’SSPECIALTY choiceof potato andvegetables. w/AfricanLebstet Tail UnitarianChurch of Princeton, "d Roseand a box of Chocolates $1f.75 Rt. 206and Cherry Hill Road, for yourValentine, Sat., Feb.14." SURF&TURF PrincetonTownship w/Africanlobstertail stultedw/¢labmeat & RletMignon $12.95’ ForFurtherlnformation,cal1609-924-1604-- I I or just comeearly ona Fddayeveningl TAKEHER OUT FOR DINNER U.S. I Majorand SouthBrunswick Donation13 (Imttldlmtionlimited to thefirst 140people.) 297-6678

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REALTYCO. of HILTON PRINCETON,INC. Realtors

RANCHTYPE DUPLEX - Live in one side, rent the SMALLESTATE IN THE BEAUTIFULWESTERN SEC- other. Four car garage ...... $45,500. TION OF PRINCETONTOWNSHIP. Carefully built well planned newColonial with five bedroomsand 3 ½ baths. Twozone heating and air conditioning. HOPEWELLBOROUGH - Four bedroom home on ...... $179,900. an attractive lot ...... $48,500.

APARTMENTHOUSE CONTAINING THREEREN- TALUNITS. Centrally located ...... $69,900. COMMERCIALZONED BUILDING suited for trac- tor trailers, truck storage or warehousing.3,000 squarefeet block and stucco building located in NEWSPACIOUS BI-LEVEL IN PRINCETONJUNC- Jamesburgon four acresof land. For sale or rent. TION.four bedrooms,fireplace in panelled family HARBOURTON AREA room;close to schoolsand shopping;excellent for ...... $85,000. the New York or Philadelphia commuter. Com- Afive-bedroom twn-bath custom-huihstory and a half Immcon PENNINGTON BOROUGli 10 high roiling acres in Itopewell Township.Large living room fortable living and fine investment..... $63,500. withlog burningBreplace, grand diningroom ( 19x13), cat-ln kit- A stately two-story Garrison Colonialwith four large bedrooms. RENTALS: then overlooks your ownsprlng-fed stocked pond. Twobedrooms 2[/2 baths, Iormsl living and dining rnoms,great eat-ln kitchen and bath on the first and three and imth on the second. Build a roomy"keeping room" with fireplace and all, on an easily THREEBEDROOM SPLIT LEVELnear the Princeton FOUR BEDROOMCOLONIAL available im- rccreathmroom around the brick fireplace in tire Irascmcnt.Over- manageableone-half acre lot. Think yoa might enjoy a really ShoppingCenter. Great for a small youngfamily mediatelyfor one or two years. Fine condition. sized two-eardetached garage. The housewas built tu last flwcw~r well-buih homewhere you needn’t carpool kkls andyou can enjoy or a retired couple ...... $64,500...... $506. per monthplus utilities. with the finest materials and construction techniques. Tluwe’s walkingthe tree shadedBorough streets at your whim?Thcn call skating on |he pond amyand lazy summerswimming just armmd ItS. Wehave what you want ...... $89.900. the corner ...... $165.0(10. EXCELLENT LOCATION FOR THE NEW YORK FURNISHEDTHREE BEDROOM RANCH in Prin- COMMUTERand close to schools. Five year old, ceton Townshipavailable immediately. four bedroomColonial ...... $67,600...... $500. per monthplus ufilltles. Anextremely well-buih four berlroonL2 hdl bath, 2 story couutry Cohmialin Lawrenceon an acre. Uhra-kitchcn ,werlooks t]n, THE LAST NEWHOME IN AN EXCLUSIVEAREA OF peel, living morn, family room. formal d{ningroom, aml frill WESTWINDSOR TOWNSHIP. Two-story Colonial If:fished basement,detached 3-car garage. Maintenancefree stone COMMERCIAL: with four bedroomslocated on a cul-de-sac..... anti alumhmmexterior. Absoh~tclyimmaculate c.ndhi,u; ...... $71,500. OFFICEOR LIGHT INDUSTRIAL Ample parking. Ex- ...... $87,500. cellent location in Hamilton Township on WhiteheadRoad¯ 3,000 squarefeet. PRINCETON TOWNSHIP LOCATION ¯ four TWO+ BEDROOMCAPE on aA woodedacres in the Sourlan- bedrooms,2½ baths, central air and attached ds. Modernkitchen, bath. den. lh’ing room. two bedrooms.Im- two-car garage ...... $76,000. APARTMENTSAND OFFICE SPACE mediate occupancy ...... $41.90g. AVAILABLE. A twobedro.m C.hmial high over tlre Dehtware ou almost2 Open7 Days woodedacres L ving roomw th f r +place and a stndy. A35.fo,t WilliamSchuessler. 921-8963 194 NassauStreet q21-00h0 family roamhas 3 huge picture winthm’swith a h,,-ln,rning Harvey Rude. 201-359-5327 fireplace literally lufised over the river. Nothingelse like it Allen D’Arcy.799-0685 |n theHihon auildina * 2rid Fkmr ¯ Ele~au.r ~’r; k’,, anywhere! ...... $h7,90q. Jack Stoker. 921-b752

HOPEWELLTOWNSIIIP IIOl EWELLBOROUGI-i A BRANDNEW CUSTOM 4 bedroom, 21/z bath C.lunial in Renuvatedtoivnhouse in mint condition just a slmrtwalk from HopewellTownship nnder $75,001)? Yes! Large family room everything. Largeliving roomanti eat-ln kitchen, hugehmndry. Housesitting with fireplace andslide direr, generouseat-ln kitchen with dish- pantn.’ andhdl bath on first. Threegaed-sized bedsooms aud hslf LAST COURT OPEN NOW! washer, self.cleaning oven, a convenient laundry and powder bath {with roomfor tub showeri nn secood. Fenced)anl with room. Formaldining room, center hag. and front living room. storage shed and swimmingImol ...... $53.500. LOCMIDJUST DOWNTH! rETIREDM.D. & wife seek Four corner bedroomsand two baths upstairs. Located in the ROADRtOM WASHINGTON western section of the township...... $66.901|. CROSSINGONS(IHI( OllYl --" nowliving in OffRT. 29, EWIN~TWP. Florida. Exc. refs. 609-448. 9129. HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP RENTALS 2 -- RESPONSIBLEPRINCE- In the SourlandMountains oe 5 woodedacres, a 3 bedroomRan- TONJuniors with references IN A LAND WHEREEVERYTItING ELSE IS ON TIlE cher ...... $500/month. : desimhoosositt ng pesLion for MARKETFOR OVER$100,000, IlERE IS A SUPER BUY! the summer. Please call Nelson Ridge Road. Hopewell Tow TownsMp,R.D. Princeton !n HnpewellBorough, a very large sunny 2 bedroomanartment. Michael,609-452-0875, 452-0978, address. Anall-brick rancher, three bedroonrs,two baths, living 452-7571. room/fireplace, dining room,medern kitchen, breezewayand hdl ...... $295/mooth. basement.Centrally air conditioned. Nicely land~apedacre and ht Montgomerywith Princctnn address, a very large 3 bedroom a half. Asking ...... $69,5g0! garage apartment on exclusive estate ...... $360/nnmth. Apts/Houses

To share J()tt NT student or q-IENDI£1 .ON Iking Area RepresentativeFor 609-924-5234. REAI.TORS Inter-City HopewellHouse Sq., Hopewell, N.J. REL~D Relocation tIOUSE TO SHARE -- Membersof: Comfortable,moray avail, for MLS (609) 466-2550 Service professional or business woman.609.443.3567. PrincetonReal EstateGroup Call Anytime. POTERE(Home Purchase P/an)

GARDENAPT. 15 minutes ,from Prncetoo. Will share with student or young professional. Ownroom, bath CRANBURY. Classic and phone. Goodfor classical For Rent - RoomsEnglish Tudor. ~, or 5 OFFICE SUITES organist or musician.609-443- bedrooms,2 oaths, 2 half Needa newcar? 4393bet. l0 a.m. - noonor 9-11 FURNISHEDROOM - to quiet baths, study, formal p.m. Sun. &Tues. 10-10. Checkthe Classifiedpages. TheTwenty Nassau Street ProfessionalBuildings offer business man. private hath, dining room, screened pvt. entrance, refrig. A/C & porch, 2 car garage, im- for immediateoccupancy single anddouble room office TV.609-924-1"/6"/. suites, manywith fireplaces end sunny windows ON A BEAUTIFUL WOODED mediate occupancy. overlookingthe University campus.Rentals for these LOT - a lg. rood. hse, ...... $76,600. desirablesuites begin at eighty-fivedollars monthly. luxuriomly turn. & ~luippod FURNISHED ROOM for w. dishwasher, color TV gentlemanon quiet street, 2 CRANBURY¯ 8 room washer, dryer, etc. - to be blocks off Main Street Split Level, 4 bedrooms, Of course,air-conditioning, heating, electricity, and shared w. responsible neat blanville. Call days. (201)722- 2½ baths, family room, janitorial servicesare included. Parking is available. young professional or grad. 0070, or eves., (20~.)T22-5524. student. Reasonable.609-443. living room with 3857or 024-9582. fireplace, 2 car garage. CALL609-452-2652 ROOMSand semi.efficiencies ...... $61,900. at weekly rates. Princeton FEMALEmid-20’s seeking PLAINSBORO¯ Brick Ruth Bly ESTATE OnREAL 609-924-7027 ManorMotor Hotel, U.S. #l, Bill Sanders the sameto s tare 3-bdr. house MonmouthJet. 201-329-4555. Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 2 in Princeton. Call after 5pro, baths, approximately 1 609-~1-1773. acre, family room with "IWENTYNASSAV SPACIOUSROOM - nicely fireplace, 2 car garage, furnishedwith refrig. Share of 16 x 32 ingroundpool. FEMALE ROOMMATE-- kitchen. Professional man wanted. Share apt. in Lam- only. 609-921-6242after 5 p.m...... $90,000. bertvilin. After 5pro, 609-:~7- Lookingfor a job? WantedTo Rent 8048. STANLEYT. WHITE l HOUSEKEEPINGROOM - Try the Classifiedpages. 2’~ miles fromPrinceton - U.S. REPINEDwidow needs quiet I. 609.924-5792. REALTY,INC. 3-rm apt with modern con- HOUSEOR APT. To share w. REoltor veniences beg Apr $250- parking and nice atmosphere. FURNISHEDROOM - Near 61 N. MaInSLCranbury, N.J. ROSSMOOR RESALES 300/mo. Write LHS, 1067 Commuting distance to campus,5 min. walk, perking. 655.3322or 448-2477 JUST REDUCED65,500 Pennington Rd, Trantoo, NJ. Princeton for young respon- 127 SussexWoy sible malew. no pets. Call 201- References. 609-~4-4474. 4 bedrooms¯ 2½ baths - central air- carpeting- study - supercondition. 9~8-1698. For Rent - Rooms Severalhomes - choice locations NEEDTO RENT--garage on A RICHMAN’S"PLAY TOY". circa 1754, colonial farm housesituated 3 FURNISHEDROOMS for on 12+ acres with manyout buildings including a hugebarn all in very Pricedas lowos $6500plus ossumable Chestnut St. close to Nmsau SHARE-- country house. 20 gentleman, all utilities in. 5%% mortgage* for a Co-operativestudio St. 609-921-1616eves. or before eluded. Manville. (201) 725. ROOMTO RENTin private goodcondition. Wehave some interesting thoughtsfor this .-- call us. 8 a.m. /ninutes from Princeton, Call 5667. home, in Plaimbero, N.J. Monthlymaintenance $192. Mary,201-873-3733. Gentleman preferred. A lot of house,3.4 bedrooms,2 baths, carpeting,quiet cul-de-sac.46,900 Reference required. Some Elegantcondominium ongolf course LARGECHEERFUL room kitchen priv. 609-799-0333. Over16 acres of land in horse country. Somewooded with a stream. 2 hr., 2 both,heated patio. $65,000. FEMALE ROOMMATE Housesitting wanted to share house, with next to bath good Incatim CapeCod, 2 bedrooms. 49,900 Othermanors avalleble piano and fireplace. In ample parking, gentleman call1609-6S5-2770 Hopowell.609-466-3104. preferred. 609-587-8173. For Rent- Apts. ExpandedRanch, 5 bedrooms. 58,500 openseven days a week NEEDSOMEONE reliable to to qualifiedbuyer [ ive in your homewhile you Colonial, 4 bedrooms,fireplace. 62,900 ~ | Lre away? Male, 25, EWING TOWNSHIP - 2ud MULTIPLE | mofessionaLBox 0 #03340 e/o 2 PEOPLE NEEDED-March ATTRACTIVELY FUR- floor apt. Living room, kit- rT~NEWCOLONIAL, 4 bedrooms. 72,900 NISHED room for LISTING ’rlnceton Packet. t to share’10 room home in professional gentleman. ’IT chen, dining area, 1 bedroom 799-8181 ALLEN& STULTSCO. REALTOR I Griggstown. $15U/mo.per and hath. Refrigerator and ~EALIOR | PR~AN personincluues uUliLies. No radio, telephone, practically range. No children. No pets. 50Prineaton-Higbtstown Road, Princeton Juno:ion SEKylCE THEMGMT. CORP. INC. OFN.J. I seekshouse-sitting position In lease.201-359.8227. private ffath. C0avenlent $190/mo,inctuding heat. Call BROKER/DEALER I thePrinceton area. Will care center Princeton. 609-924-2565.E09-77t-9264between g am- 3 { forplants & pets. Call ~A-5383. p.m. HOME HUNTER’S GUIDE 8-B Tharoday, Februnry 12,1976

CENTERtlALL COLONIAL¯ Convenient to exit 7A for commuters. 2’ / \6 Transferredowners must sell this 3-year Phi. 4 bedroom.2 ½ bath home. Move-in condition for ...... FORTYSEVEN. FIVE. °s~’@~C°unsSLltcelq try Specialist

WESTWINI)S()R I(ANCII - on sweepingcorner lot. Entry hall. large eat-in kitehco,f, rnmldining r, onr. :l herlrc,mzs,and 2 full baths. Asteal on t~ahry’s market at ...... FIFTY-TIIREE FIVE FIItST ()FFEItlNG- Ilick,ry Acres split in mint condition. Four spaei,ms bedrmmrs. 2 I/~ haths. 2-cargaraRe, central air andelectronic air flhcr, plus carla,ling andcxcclhqrl landscalfing. Make this the honteto see h...... FIFTY-FOUR.NINE. FIVEBEDI{III)MS. ’31/~ BATIISoa a landscapedand fencedhalf-acre. This8-ycarqdd heine is hanh.dwith l.,lential for tire large family that ncPdsu inansi.n in the ...... Mi D FIFTIES

TtlE COLONIALWITtl CtlARACTER- Impressive center h~yer with a flowingtraffic pattern, living roomsized for living andentertaining, banqnetsized formaldining room.ultra moderndeluxe G.E. kitchen with COUNTRYATMOSPHERE - Front dense wooded areas ar, mnd thi~ fine woodcabinetry and a large cheerhddinette. Largefamily rr.)m with Imndsomed- corner bedroontCohmial with a large l.I.Large c}pell ca- woodburning raised hearth fireplace. 5 bright spacious bednmms.2 ½ trancefoyer withopen stairs to secondfloor, eh,garllh~rnral dining r,.,m. well appointedbaths, abtmdantcloset space. Fresh imagioativedesign very large and bright living room.uhra ntmlcrnkit¯hen plus a hrcakfast refined to the point of Irerfectioo. 2 ear garage.Full ponrede.nerete room.beautiful panelledfamily ro.m witll hrick fireph.’c, huaulr.~rman. basementwith outside entrance. Central air includedin price... big 2 car garage.21.,~ lmths,pins a fenced-in18x3tr" irr-,,ronnd ln.df.w ...... SEVENTYTIIIIUSAN D, NINE snmmerenjoyment ...... SIXTYNINE. NINE CIIARMINGCOLONIAL - qtrieIl.~ reclused under heavily branched trees, ofhrrs 3 largc bedrooms.I ~,,~charming baths, womlhurning st.m, fireplace, formal dining r..nr, modernkitchen with newdishwasher. UNIVERSITYHTS. ¯ Oxh~rdModel Colonial ofh,ring 3 hedr.oms. I ½ panelledden. maplehardwood fhmrs, widestaircases, bascmclrt,garage. baths, fornlal dining room. ultra nmderokitchen, parwlh.d13" x 27’ anddeep beautihd back yard. Spotless lirroaghont..... family roomwith w/wbrick fireplace h~r relaxing moments,big 2 car ...... FI)I{TY NINE. NINE garage, central air conditioning.Well kept honre.. FIFTYF()U If. N 1N COUNTRYSE’VI’ING ¯ 9t) year old restored Victorian 3 betlroom home with an nhra modernkitchen, carpeted enclosed 3 season porch with BIGFAMILY? Here is the heat, for win. completewith ccatral air. in- buih in storageseats, living roonrwith haywindow, h,rntal (lining roont groundpool, 9/10 of a acre lot, 5 large bedrooms,3 full baths, family with chairrail and wainscot,delightful thn,tgh.ut. M.derncopper phmt- withfireplace, large nhra modernkitchen withplenty of closet space. 2 WINDSOR’SFINEST - Sl,per 5 bedro.m.2Y., bath° cedar and brick bing and wiringand Inrnace. 2 ear dehrchedgarage, basententand nmre. car side entrance garage. Well landscaped property...’EIGHTYSEVEN sided homeon a lovely stockade-lencedIralf-acrc lot. Gallery-sizedslate ...... FIFTY FOUR entry hLver, paoelled family roomwith floor to ceiling nsed brick TWOSTORY TUDOR with harmonizint: hinds¯aping enhancing this 5 fireplace, hright fornmlliving and dieing roomswith plushwall-to-wall bedroom.2 I,~ bath familyImnte. Art unuslml lihrary .ffering priwrcyor at GOTA MINUTE?- Slow down nnd see this hwch’ten acre property with carpetiog, natnral woodcabineled kitchen with ceramicbacksplash and homeoffice for tire busyexecutive, l"amily room hccontcs the favorite spot 4 bedrooms,1 ½baths, anda gorgeousfamily rm~in that youhave t. Io~e. catlng areu .verlookingprivate rear yard. Anexcellent opportunityto for hmattd irrhwntalenlertaining with a raised hearth fireplace, l)on’t Oversized2 ear garage,hleal for tire fantlh’ that lovesop q st aer ...... moveup to a great hcmteand neighhorl~mal.... SIXTY EIGHT. NINE missthe opportunityto see this prestigioushonte in Lawrenccville...... EIGHTYNINE. NINE ...... EIGIITY NINE. NINE 268l MAINST. (RT. 2061 2663 NOTTINGHAMWAY, MERCERVILLE, N.J. LAWRENCEVILLE 609-896-I000 609-586-1400

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NEWJERSE Y’S FINEST I. In terms of landscaping, design, materials, floorpian andlifestyle, HiddenLake is the mostluxurious of oil New Jersey’s apartments. 6 dilferent floorplans to choosefrom. Station Square,Route 206 Route206, State Rd. Belle Mead Princeton from $311 me. (2011359-6222 (6091924-75"/3 Direct[.... RouteI .... th..... to CozzensLane, No.++Hidden+ ’+ Lake...... PENNINGTON "AdamsStaI+on"), left on Cozzens Lane to community of indiridnol homes’*’+" brings on NEWAMWELL RD. in HILLSBORO Route27; left on Route 1" ’1’’ " ~ 1’ .... ~’~’’; .... rogetherrhe fieest of 27to HiddenLake Drive; :... ’c;::,?i.!:-- ::::!’,i,’..i. r’ left le model apart- Traditionalaml ""’ii"’ ~.’ .’ ...... ~. L..’ ’ Contemp.rn~." meats. HiddenLake Drive {oll Route27) NorthBeunswick, New Jersey architectare in tile Phone:(201) 821-80880rMalnOIfice womled estates of ’ . CharlestonRMingll (201) 846-5700 ¯ " .~ FurnishedModel "3," ~":1 ", ¯ .... Open11.5 . +. .t .... 7 ~ I.,I.. iVed..Fri.. Sar..Sun.. :. ;’b:~’..’, Or By Appoiamtent .2:.:-~. THE TALK OFTHETOWN... EXTRAVAGANT,LUXURIOUS, 609.737.2131or 2833 ~* DRICT ONS ~ln St. plnnmet+nl¯ Iralllt ’ ’ OVERSIZEDAPTS .... 1 lehhloll ~ loll Dl~awotlArt., Ill rll~l , -,~ ,,, +. Startingat$250 per Month. BUILT-INFLEXIBILITY: SENSE OFSPACE I Thishome permi.s a two, threeor four bedroom ¯ I~lvcaeIklkoldll ¯ Abundant ¢lolltl Iome arrangement.AnAcorn Design built to accommodate ¯ Olne-ln kitchen PLUS aprs. wlthwalk-ln thegrowing family. The three exterior roof profiles separall dining area ¯ 200%on sihl perking ’ For Rent- Apts. For Rent- Apts. ¯ Individually conlrollecl Swimmingpool & tennis makesloping ceilings inside and provide a cozy corners beerand air conditioning courts will be constructed andalso a senseof surprise. PRINCETONAItMS PRINCETON--2od floor apt. on site Fireplacein living room,2 full baths,deck, enjoyable Living room. diningroom. For Rent - Apts. LISTEDIN THEHISTORY OF -’~ RentIncludes Heat and Hot Water!l.l. closetspace, treed lot. ThisAcorn house now built ona I,nxaryApartments kitchen.2 bedroomsandbath, treedlot canbe purchased at $69.900. parking¯No pets. $300/mo. HAMILTONTOWNSHIP aln emmPt.n~lo. a T,¯nt~ N~lh on nl 2OSto ~m~Rd (Rt 814 APT-- Furn.two bdr, study, ironicI/ghl) lure Ilfl. C~ImU¯foe1,1, mi. toB imk~n Llnl. lure till, I~tn It and2 bedrooms.Individually Call609.921-6834 after 5pm. Yardvllle.Hom|ltonSquare Road. Imm4~illlyiI ~11i~hl to N¯wAmwell nd, 8¯lkmln Gledtnl ~ ltOhl, controlledheat, 2 air con- twobath, completekitchen, FROMN~ a,un~w;ck gt 514cro. St ~OSl’/t mito ao¯km=nt¯~, ~m For Rent - Apts. For Ren t - Apts. li[hl. I=~i mlmldilll¥¯l ~l iI tl0hl In Nlw~n w¯ll [d, llllkm~Ol¢ll~l ditioners.Indrvidual Bal- MANVILLE:4=~z rms. 1st gardensetting. Golf, tennis, ~hl meMlql~lk I NOJll41l Rl ~ Will IO [l ~08 S~lh11= Am~ll ...... conies. 12 cu. ft. Refrigerator. fir., utilitiesextra. 2 Ixlrms. swim,clubhouse, crafts, arts, VenetianBlinds. Large walk- kit.,liv, rm.bath¯ Adultsoniy. rainage 48, Exit 8A tnpk, few FRANKLIN CORNER EastWindsor in closets.Private entrances, securityrequired, no pets, rain Princeton.Call nites, GARDENS-Lawrencevi]]e’s Laundrymorn with washersFrommar. 1. privatehome. wkods,609-655-2931 mostgracious garden apart- CHESTNUTWILLOWand dryers. Wall to wall Call(201) 526-4467 eves., 5-7 ments nowoffers to you ULTRAmodern1 &2bedroom carpetingin 2ndfloor apart- p.m. MODERN6 RM. country apt. MODELPHONE spacious4 and5 roomapart- apts. Airconditioned & car- ments.Superintendent on site. $300plus util. Refs.Avail Jan. (~o~) ments with convenience petod.2 bedroomapts. have2 Rentsstart at $2O0up. Call201-359-5042 after 5. 359.718o featureslike ourlarge eat-in baths.1 yr. lease. From$200 ONE & TWO BEDROOM kitchen,separatedining room, 216 DorchesterDr. E09-448-Modelapartment - TelephoneAPTS.-- for immediatePc- loads of closet space, a 6960. 6~-,148-480t.(Open daily from cu~ncyat WindsorCastle. E. 2 BEDROOMAPT. -- to prestigious communityand 12:30p.ln. to 5 p.m.except WindsorTwp.From Princeton sublet.Available April 1. Fox the ultra-convenienceof our BR00KWOODGARDENSSunday)Directions from. take 571 to OldTrenton Rd. RunApts. Overlooksriver. centrallocation. We are just ModernI & 2 bedroomapts. Princeton: Princeton-- makea right thenproceed t~ 609-799-0755after 5:30. off Rt. #1 in Lawrencevtne,Airconditioned,carpeted, llightstownRoad, turn right the first left beyonda couple only minntesfrom Princeton Swimclub on grounds, ooOIdTrentonRoad r/z mile, liundredfsetfromOldTrerit0n Weare presentlyattempting to get this property and Trenton. Nowrenting Locatedon HickoryCorner turnleft andf01 0ws gns. Road.609.448-5995. MODERN3 ROOMS and bath, registeredby U.S. HistoricalSociety¯ Homestead from$24S and up (heatand hot Rd.near Rt. 130. From$204. $195.2 rms.& hath. $155. 38 wasowned by close friend of Whittierand a mem- water included). Give m Call609-448-5531. LeighAve. 924-0746. I I I I I I call, 6~9.896-0990orstop in, 161 E~FICIENCYAPT: Living ’LIVINGROOM, bedroom, eat- berof the UndergroundRailroad. roomwith sleeping area, in kitchen&bath, back porch, Locatedon 25 acres of land. FranklinCorner Rd, WYNBROOKWEST small ),ard, parking.All FOXRUN SUBLET -- I hdrm. MILLSTONE wOODS Ultra modernI & 2 bedroomkitchen with dining area, apt.beantiful location on Mill A gorgeoussetting consisting of two(2) living air conditioned,carpeted, 20’ bathroom with tub Ino utilitiesinclnded. $175 per too. apts. shower).Located at rear of plussecurity. 609-393-2760. SleneRiver. $10 cheaperthan moms,study, large dining room, large kitchen, six ESTATES ONEBEDROOM -- apart- grounds.balcony Bus to SwimNYC~club. rain. on LeighAvenue Apts. Suitable goingrate. AvailFeb. 15. Call (6) bedrooms,screened-in porch. A UniquePark l.ikeSetriagin Millsrone Twp. ment,furnished, locatdl in DutchNeck Rd. near Rt. 130. forsingle male occupant. $155. PRINCETONBORO-- 3 room eves.609-799-3~00. A oncein B lifetimeopportunity to acquire a part Custombuilt homeson minimumof 1 acreheavily Princetonarea. Very~- From$209. 609-448-3~85. Callbetween 11-12 am or 7-B apt. on~d IIr of oldersmall tractive, spacious,wilh all p.m.609-924-0746. of U.S.History. woodedlots. Individualhome sites also available gt. house 1 block from 3 RM.APT., heat, hot water, REDUCEDTO$199,000. for purchase.Located on Millstone Rd. I Yzmiles modernconveniences. Heat SHARONARMS ssau SLAvail. April. 1 gas &elnctriclty supplied. Mustbe sold ...... andhot waterprovided. $200 Fully carpeted, air con- persononly. $250. 609-g~1-7907. WestAmwell Twsp. 5 mi.ns. ¯ TOSETTLE ESTATE. ,e southof Route33. monthlY’,,fill after6 p.m.6~. ditioned,new I & 2 bedroomONEBEDROOM APT: Living from FlemlngtonCircle. Developedand Built by .452-0~/1". apartments. Located ln- room,kitchen with dining UNFURNISHEDNEW LUX- (201)376"759g. Maguire-Burke Agency, Inc. tersenti0nof Rt. 33 &Rt. 130 area, bedroom & bath. LivingSystems, Inc. Locatedat 261John St. $195. URYAPTS. I &2 bedrooms,SUBLEASE1 bdr. apt, RealEstate Brokers 2" LARGEROOM efficiency .across from Robbinsville Callbetween 11-12 am or 7-8 $270 and up. MeadowLn.ne PrlncetonMendows.Avanable’ Call 12011464-5676between 9 a.m. dl S p.m~ apt. Convenientlenatien. 201- Rirport.From $200. Call 609- pm.609-924-0746. Apts, 5 minutesfrom Prm- Telephone: (609) 557-2707 821-7135or 201-329-6068. 259-9449, cetnnJct. Call609.452-8220. March1. 609-799.9548or 466- 388t. 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PENNINGTON BOROUGH Herein this delightful communitywe offer this 5 bedroomexpanded ran- ch, 21Abaths, finished basement,big formaldining roomoverlooking a great patio area that evenincludes a fish pond.2 ear garage,attractive stone wall outlines gorgeouslandscaping ..... SEVENTYONE, NINE

SERENITY Embracesthis elegant HOMEexhibiting it’s 1930 craftsmanship of character and quality and situated on one eml of morethan 18 acres of woodedland on ELMRIDGE ROAD. It’s Only a few minutes from RELAXEDEASY LIVING PRINCETONand one of our Most Recent Listings. call for an ap- Deepin 5 woodedacres witha windingcircular drive, this Callfomiacon- pointment- We’ll be happyto showyou through ...... temporaryoffers 9 uniquerooms, 21A baths, 3 fireplaces, large redwood ¯. ~ ...... ONEHUNDRED SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND decks[including one screeneddeck off the masterbedroom). Central air conditioning, vacuumand stereo musicthroughout the 3 floors, 3 car carriage type garage.. ONEHUNDRED SEVENTEEN THOUSAND SMASHING CAN TWOLIVE CHEAPERTHAN ONE? LOCATEDIN HISTORICFLEMINGTON - On a 1.22 acre lot, we of- Tri.Level on a corner woodedlot in one of East Windsorsmost papular Twofamilies can save a bundlein this large, elegant brick two family fer this charmingcolonial with6 rooms,3 bedrooms,1 bath, living room areas. It’s convenientto schools and shoppingand ideal for NYCcom- homewith separateentrances into two beautiful air conditionedsuites. has brick fireplace. 9 x 13 screened porch . FIFTYNINE THOUSAND muters, It even has a Crunburymailing address ...... FIFTIES Oneprovides 3 bedrooms,den, living room,formal dining room,2 baths, carpetedand customdraperies. Thesecond offers 4 extra large roomsand BOReOF FLEMINGTON- 100 yr. old Victorian - 8 rooms, 3/4 bath¯ Ultra modemthroughout. A great buy for .... FIFTYSIX, FIVE bedrooms,1 ½ baths, dining roomwith baywindow - Library has built in JEFFERSON PARK, PRINCETON IVY AND BIRCHWOOD bookcases - Immaculatecondition ...... FIFTYSEVEN, FIVE ESTATES, WE HAVE SOME OF THE NICEST HOMES TWOACRE RANCH {New Listing) AVAILABLEIN THESE AREAS TO SHOWYOU, RANGINGIN In HopewellTwp., a completequality homewith 6 rooms, 2 custom WESTWINDSOR - Jefferson Park - 5 yr. old Colonial - brick and frame PRICE FROMSIXTIES TO THE SEVENTIES. ceramictile baths, a great finishedbasement that evenincludes pool table on a corner lot - g rooms,4 bedrooms,2iA baths, 2 oar garage,panelled and winecellar. Cast iron baseboardheat. 2 car garage and screened family roomwith brick fireplace, Central air ... SIXTYEIGHT, FIVE LANDFOR SALE patio. A great buy for ...... SIXTYFIVE, FIVE Princeton, Hinsborough,Montgomery. in an assortment of sizes and RARITANTOWNSIIIP--BROAD ACRES - Ranch 7 rooms, 4 prices. NATUREPAINTS A MASTERPIECE bedrooms,2 baths, 2 car garage. Stone fireplace in living room, full Right outside your window,an enchantingview of stately trees, rolling finished basementhas family roomand built in bar, enclosedsun porch, hills and a rushingbrook. Enjoy them all here in this handsomenew brick central air ...... SEVENTYTWO, FIVE COMblERCIAL RENTAL front homewith 9 rooms,2½ baths, a great centrally located familyroom NassauSt. location - approx.900 s/f. Oneto Fiveyear lease. with large openbeams and a full wall colonial brick fireplace. Basement EASTAMWELL-- NEW COLONIAL CAPE - On a 1.5 acre rural lot - and 2 car garage. Controlair conditioning.Make your family the envyof 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms,2~ baths, 2 ear garage. Family roomhas brick their friends. Inspect this homefor only SEVENTYTHREE, FIVE with raised hearthfireplace, withsliding glass doorsto deck,hardwood floors. TWO-FAMILYAPT, tIOUSE l I~ acresof innd...... SEVENTYEIGHT THOUSAND Superb Location - A real moneymaker ...... FORTIES

ROUTE31, PENNINGTON,N.J. ROUTE202, FLEMINGTON,N.J. 2421A NASSAUST., PRINCETON 609-737-1500 609-882-3804 201-782-0100 609-466-1744 609-921-2700

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The New rillaKe ill NOW LawrenOevllto-PennlngtonRd. CONDOMINIUM Lawrencevgto,New Jersey RENTING OPENING FINAL SECTION - WOODEDLOT8 AVAILABLE Enjoy carefree living in a 4 Edrm.Colo,igh, 3 Ildrm. Split-Levels2 tar Gnreges park-like landscaped setting. Where enduring quality in workmanship and Accentedby: convenientlocation, superiorwork- CRANBURY,N.J. manship,quality materials, and the benefits of owner- NORTHGATEAPARTMENTS materials is combined with a sense of tranquil shipwithout the labor at anaffordable price. & cultural atmosphere. 1 8" 2 bedroomunits from For Rent - Apts. For Rent-Houses OneMite Road Modelsfrom $37,600to 15,000 andPrlnceton-Hightsfown Rd. NEWLYDECORATED - 1 Readyfor SpringOccupancy IoppositeMcGraw Hil~ bdrm.apt. with garageand PRINCETONCONTEMP- heatincluded. 2 milesfrom ORARY-- Furnished- Very A limited numberof 90%mortgages are availableto EastWindsor, N.J. centerof Princeton.$300/m0. special- veryprivate,on 2 qualifiedbuyers. 609-452-2528. beautifulwooded acres in one I of thenorthwestern towuship’s PHONE:{809) 8,9641777 J --- prettiest circles. This 4 fordetagsorspe¢lalappolntment. J F~IRSTFLOOR APT. Located bedroom, 2~ bath con- ~J on nice farm near Wash temporary house is beautifully DmEOTION$:North ot south uf Rt- 205 to traffk: I and 2 Bedrooms Crossing and Pennington. andartistically furnishedto t|ehtatRt.5441@~tnvmsttotlte. DIRECTIONS:FromTrenton: Take Route 33 Eastto MercervilleShopping Center Private entrance. Living the last detail. Theextras are ~ om~emm ~tr, ~c,pt Me~=r,1 re s J~nMVJL" - TurnLeft at nextintersection. Turn right onEdinburg Rd, (Rt. 535)Proceed roombedroom, reed k tchen numerousBuilt-in greenhouse p.m. .Lw ,=~. from $220 per month mileto TerraceGreen sign then turn righton Wesleyan Dr.to models. with range & refrigerator, off thedining room, a dark , , I mooernbath.Pond for fishing room, huge windows and MODELPHO, NE= 160~| sa6-o:so , and skating. Barnprivileges skylights.Fireplaces in living for horseit desired$250 ger room,dining room and master For Rent-HousesFor Rent-Houses Features: me.plus ele¢.and gas. Call bedroom.There arc French For Rent - Apts. WeidelRealtors, 609-737-1500 ¯ SWIMMINGPOOL doorsleading to thepatio and ¯ I~-DI4 mttND ~ves.609-737-1036 ask for the kitchen is geared to TW]NRIVERS -- 3 yrs. oId, 4 FORRENT PLAYGROUNDFACILITIES *1rip "LAWRENCEVILLE- near RichardWcidel. gourmet cooking. The bdr. detached house, good ¯ OFFSTREET PARKING l[ ¯ ~ Rider College. Largeliving surrounding weeds are locationwalk to schoolbuses, Center of town 3-bedrnnm ¯ AtRCONDITIONERS _l.]t. morn/bedroomcombination, u~,~~ ~ magnificent. Located only swunmmg3 ....,tennts ,.backyard’ ...... dup lex . A iJva blea ....- m :--, .... ,.~.~., ~.u. -- z miles from Palmer Square. .fac.esfarm,goedjFtvae}’, 2t~~ ¯ KITCHENWI]H DINING AREA .--..¯ ¢Y’tM p.i~ kitchenbath.Statable’ facilitieSfor 4personsPrivate ~euronms,mang room, newly Rent$300/mo mediately.$420 plus utilities. 1893 finished eat-in kitchen and " ~ms,w/w carpet~.n~, e/a, m~ ¯ THERMOSTATCONTROLLEO HEAT ~) F..ST Utilities includedin rent. e09- appliances, f:nished Princeton mansion available 882-0123after 5 p.m. bathronm,$245 per me. Call TI[OMPSONLANDCO. basement.Ava:l. Feb. I. $425for rent. Phonefor details. (ia¢ludedinrental) 609-921-2417or 2435. Realtors perme. 1 or 2 yearlease. 1~,~ ¯ WASHER& DRYER FACILITIES "9"92i-7655 toO.security. 609-799-9~13. EDMUNDCOOK ¯ RESIDENTSUPERINTENDENT ~l ,Iqtl Nn~. J~.~q o85,10 &COMPANY ~) "~’24-0~. " RXCELL’P’NTin city of Trenton.4 ROOM LEe. APT’living MANVILLE heat &hot ° 3 waterr ms’ included. & bath’ 190NassauStreet ¯ MASTERTVANTENNA roomwith carpet, drapes and Security,no pets. After5 p.m., PrincetonNew Jersey 08MO ]ovelyfireplace.Nieaffedroom (2011526-8075. A’Iq’RACTIVE- 2 bedroom I FAMILY~ 3 bedroomin Security, references, mare- kitchen, den or diningroom, decorated and carpeted. tenaneeandutilitiesbytounnt. MODELAPARTMENT OPENDALLY basement with 2nd bath. Available immediately, Subject to issuance of cer- FURNISHEDROUSE FOR Largenicely shadedyard with A’VAILABLEMARCR1st--3 Located 5 mites north of SUBLETthrough August. 4 i’. ~ :~ rooms,3rd. floor, unfurnished.Hopewell in picturesque tificate of occupancy. (609)448-5935 ~[ ~I " ~’~’ and brtck patio. 2 persons only.Nopets. $295 per me.inc. Imsineesglrl.Giverofs. Reply Rent $350. Security and Ave.,tfightstown, distance of campus.Prefer i I I I . heat &hot water.609-392-7083 to Box~3353 Old Princeton referencesrequired. Call 6~- pets to stay. $300.609-~1-~J/2. ! Packet. Checkthe Classified ads. familyor five persons;central Rivers. 3 bedroomtownhouse Princetonlocation; available in excnilontl~¢atian available FIRST FLOORof country 2"BEDROOM--firstflonrapt. EASTWINDSOR - 3 bedroom June I or Sept. 1. $575 immediately.$400/mo. plus house, $220 per me. pl= with yard in LambertviIle. Ranchan landscaped]/~ acre (negotiable).609-924-0746. utilities. 1yearlease, t-/me. utilities, 609-921-1376or 212. [~ecur~tyreq. After4p.m., 609- Conveniently.lot in lovelyIdeated community.to grade security. Fully carpeted,all EDGEMEREat SOMERSET ~1 Excellentcommercial property in the Service (S-2) 760-2579. 4ee.tt39. appliances Included, air ~[ zone of~.Buildlng has 3,000 school,Available Jan. L $375. LOVELY6RM. home, tease to conditioned.Call 6~-448-4081 is acceptingapplications to rent: al~ story.Lot size 100 plusutilities. I yearlease. I½ coup.leonly., no ~ts..Carpeted, weekdays for appainlmont. TRENTON- 3 rooms $160; 2 monthssecurity r~luired. Air Iovetykitenen, ury uasemeat, , 300’ with double frontage allows ample op- ~ teems $125; I room with For Rent=Houses basement,conditioning, carpeted. 2 baths,6O9-448- tuu amplestorage.. Comparable ~portun[ty for expansion. Fine condition [~utillties$80. Garagesincludod. $6,50, greatly reducedtoright v= ROUSEPeR RENT. 131 2 bedroomape., $209 (includes 4081 weekdays for ap- HawthorneAve. Ewing. By ~’ throughout...... $150,000. ~Seeurity.201-329-6309. pointment. eauplc.(2011469-,152L IncarnationChurch, Washer. 3 bedroomapt., $239 heat,hot water) FINE COMPLETELY ~. ~ Rent$125. Call ~83.5724 after [it " FO’RREN’T ~ FURNISHEDlg. Bero house, ~[ Prime office space - Nassau Street location. ~ APTfor sublet -- Princet~ SUMMER SRBLET -- 5:a0. Askfor Mary. leadows Fox Run Dr central location, near 2 BEDROOMHOPEWELL -- Charming3 bedroomcountry 239 FranklinBivd., Somerset,N.J. ~[ Elevatorservice, parking, air conditioning.1200 [~l vailableJuneI - Sept. 1, One University,beautiful ~rounds. cottage,avail. Feh.I, $250per homeon Stony Brook. Cam- ROUSE FOR RENT in ~droom_$226/ma. Contact Avail. immed.609-396.9442 ran.plus utilities. 609-737-3917.pletely [urnis~hed.$4501mo. PrincetonBorn. 3-5 bedrooms. Weekdays10 a.m.- I p.m., 2 p.m.- 4 p.m. ~ll~l tephenKopolow, 251-524-7417 evenings. plusut’llltles, mayto Sept.609- Ideal for peoplewanting to ~][~ "~, lye. 924.8341. share~penses. f~9-921-~. HOME HUNTER’d GUIDE 10-B Thursday, February 12, 1976 i

8% 30 YEAR ~Notthe Conventional Lorraine Boiee Sheila Cook AVAILABLETOQUALIFIED but the DistinctiveClassical Ted David Station Square, Route 206 Route 206, State Rd. Ed Dobkowski Design. Belle Mead Princeton Betsey Harding BUYERS £ST1893 (201) 359-6222 (609) 924-7575 William Hunter Marjorle Kerr REAI,T()RS Ruth Korman Rha Margolis ~ IqtF Nab,anStreet. I}rlnct,ton¯ Ne~J,.rse) t}tl3,1(~ Dorothy Oppenheim ~oan Qaackenbush Ken Readail NEW JERSEY’S "SHOWPLACE" r, o9-924-o322 Ralph Snyder .%:- ’ ’ {~,~,~.=~J~ i..%C( )MI’I,I.’.’I’F’, I{ EAI,ESTATE ( )I{GAN IZA:rI( Kay Wen OVERLOOKING THE DELAWARE RIVER! 1 Theincredible homes at DelawareRise. Up to over3.000 sq. ft. of living area,brick fronts as shown in models.4 and5 bedrooms,2 ½ balhaand 2.car garage. 6" x 3" of insulationin all bouses.City water,city sewers,walks and curbs ate all included,Wooded lois A LOOKATTHEPAST t ¢ available.Hilly ½ acre lots with125 ft. frontage. /,I Hopewe,,Townsh,p gotits s’ I,I Very liberal mortgages own identity from ~" :,i available to qualified buyers. Maidenhead in 1699 after from ~491,~0 Flexible Financing court approval of"n 2 homes ready for Immed. Occup. petition of some of the Inhabitants above falls for a Open everyday from noon for inspection 6 Modems OPEN HOUSE NewTownship to be called s48 Hopewell as also for a New From: 9 Road & Bonndaries of said 5 Superbmodels to choose from - 2 Ranches,3 SUN.,FEB. 15 ¯ 2-5 P.M. Townread and upon file or- Colonials - 3 and 4 bedroommodels available. Our 8 StrawberryLane dered that there be a town country homesare set on 18,000sq. ft. lots andall called Hopewell and the ye This gracious Colonial is located on a Princeton have2 car garages. HillsboroughTownship Bmmdaries thereof be as Township cul-de-sac. Classic center hall design DIRECTIONS:Rt. 1 or 206to beautiful newextension In (10 Min. to Princeton) follmvs: [vizt} To begin at with beautihd appointments. A delightful com- terstate1-95 south...only a few minutes to ScotchRd. Exit # 3. Mahlon Stacy’s Mill and bination of charm and convenience designed for Driveacross Scotch Rd. 1o Nursery Rd. and conlinue one mile along hy Yorkroad until it $127,500. Directions: Route206 North (MontgomeryShopping low maintenance ...... fo models,Mountain View Golf on left -- modelson tight, I 11 a River Rd.,Ewlng Twp., N.J. comes to Shabhacunk. and DriveOut Today! Center)Right on River Road, left onStrawberry Lane. np the same until it meet OIR

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ABBtffIRI PENNINGTONBOROUGH TALLTIMBERS TOWNCOLONIAL attramlve with charm.Family room, den, fireplace,3 bedrooms,1 ½baths, 1 cargarage, large lot. at Ewing $63,900. the Gallem/ofHomes OLDERHOUSE YOU SAY how about this Colonialon a earner and lot. Livingroom with fireplace, modern kitchen, laundry room, tilo bath,3 bedmomeplus studyor sewingroam, attic for 4 bedroomhome set on a beautifully treed lot with future expansion.2 car 0ara0e. $59,$00. MICHELLECOURT, brookis a homethe entire lamily will enjoy, it of- fers a living roomwith fireplace, eat-in kitchen, HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP UniversityHills dining room. 3 (ul~ baths, full basement,2 car SMALLHORSE FARM 3 acres, 2 stowgambrel, family room garage, central air conditioning. A spectacular withfireplace, 4 bedrooms,2 ½ baths, 2 car garage.$79,900. OPENEVERY DAY family roomwith fireplace, cathedral ceiling, red, woodpanelling and a magnificent view. TheIourth 7gACRE FARM attractive old CoLoniaLcirca 1710, 2 fireplaces, Four models to choose from: 4 bedrooms,2 full baths,barn, silo andother outbuildings, bedroomhas been planned for guest room bath privaCy. $270.000. and separate entrance (Ideal for boarderor In- WESTWINDSOR: A delightful area just 6 mites from Princeton, 3 to Hight- 3 Bedroom ~town,12 to downtownTrenton and only 14 miles to NewBrunswick. .a.ohe, $39,990 laws) Ownerhas been transferred and anxious to ATPRACTIVERANCHER family room. 3 beclrooms,f ½ bathe, 2 sell. At $72,900we knowof nothing comparablein cargarage, central air, largelot. $55,900. Bi-Leve,4 Bedroom $42,990 comfort, appearanceand location. UNBELIEVABLE OPPORTUNITY ¯ WOODEDSETTING rancher, family roomwith fireplace, 3 4 Bedloom Two 10-acre wooded lots bedrooms,1 ½baths, 2 cargarage. $57.000. So,,,Love, $47,990 $29,000 each Wantroom to breathe, woodedseclusion, endless ALUMINUMSIDING RANCHER newkitchen, family roomwith 4 Bedroom landscapingpossibilities, fantastic investment fireplace,3 bedrooms, tile bath, central air, 2 cargarage. Colonial $48,990 potential? All this and muchmore are available in $57,500. this choiceproperty lo be subdividedinto two 10- ONWOODED LOTS t acre lots in Hillsborough Township.Owner will JUSTFOR YOU well designed rancher with central alr, family Directions to Tall Timbers:Off Ewingville Roadat give excellent terms to qualified purchaser.It’s room,3 bedrooms,laundry room, 1 ’h baths,2 car garage. $6S,900., GreenLane to modelhomes. easyto seethat opportunitieslike this don’t knock "LETGEORGE DO IT" - Theowner and GeorgeWashington share a commonname. Directionsto MichelleCourt: 1-95 South to WestTren- twice, Call Now. Sorryno cherrytrees, hut thereore other trees andextras in this spaciouswell-kept 10 BOROUGHOFHOPEWELL tonexit, turnleft at light to UniversityHills. 1.2 ACRESwooded Hollow Road, Montgomery roomColonial in WestWindsor. The garage has been converted into a bedroom,but Township. $17,000. couldbe usedas an additionalplayroom or the ownerwill convertit backto its original 2.STORYAttractive, 4 bedrooms,1 full and2 haltbaths, central MODELPHONES: state. Thishome includes central air, centralvacuum, full basement,panelled family air, l-car garage. 146,900. LANDINVESTMENT - 52 acres, MontgomeryTwp., roomwith fireplaceand a largekitchen with a self cleaningoven. The perfect home for 882-6700¯ 883-6350 excellent termsto qualified buyer. the professionalwho prefers workingfrom his home.George slept hereand so can LAWRENCETOWNSHIP Also we have some Asking$3,000 per acre. youl ...... $62,900. VILLAGECOLONIAL on quiet street, fireplace, family room. 2 two.family homes full baths,4 bedrooms,2 car garage. $65,500. available for immediate occupancy ~ls~nlrYprelell~MI I~l~kHI == St.HI. ~NI6t 11411141 ~,lHIt nJ. TOBE BUILT Spanish style, 2 stow,on 6.5 acres, 2 fireplaces,4 Call aa?lime 101-3555191 bedrooms,3 ½baths, 2 cargarage, blueprints available. S151,500. Real Estate Real Estate For Sale For Sale ONECALL DOES IT ALL EWINGTOWNSHIP EdwardM. Crawford HelenL. Sklllman JeanneM, Miller BernardL, Dafter CONTEMPORARY2 family teams,fireplace, 5 bedrooms,5 BY OWNER-- Immaculate 2 TWINRIVERS -- Detached 3 John.F, Allen Cow$. Kammter baths,central air, in.groundpool, many extras, privacy. yr. old 1J.~ story, Williamsburgbdrm. hse ideal location on $164,500. Colmial on private & semi. street w. hte traffic & baek woodedl:q acre. ColdSoil Rd. facing farm for privacy. Assumable 7% VAmort. Hse. DON’TMISS THIS ONE attractive rancher, goad location, family Less than l0 rain. from town. features lg. eat.in kit. frost room,3 bedrooms,1 V~ baths, 1 cargarage. $45,500. S}’~acionsL.R., d.r. all mad. free refrig, self-cleaningoven, EVERYTHINGGOES WITH THIS HOUSEon a lovely landscapedlot and with 3-4 kit. powder rm, laund, tam. shag carpet & many others. bedrooms,2 ’/z baths,living roomwith lovely drapesand walbto-wall carpeting; there is rm with fireplace & master BUYLAND: THEY DON’T MAKE IT ANYMORE bedroomor library suite on For sale by owner690A48-7116. B brick fireplacein the familyroom and an ultra modernkitchen with breakfast area .... ANDMOREl ...... $69,900. 10acres. Hopewell Township, residential $45,000. first fl. 3 IxIrms. & bath up- stalin plus an additional unfin. EASt WINDSOR-- 112 acre, 5 3.02ACRES - Hopewen Township. $24,000. room. Lg. rear patio, central BR expanded Ranch, 3~/z FORQUICK OCCUPANCY! - Ti~ree bedroomColonial conveniently located for the a/C. full dry basement, w/w baths panelled, carpeted faro. commuteror professionaloffice. Living room,dining room,kitchen, family roomwith t.37 ACRES-Hopewelt Township, $25,000, carpet. 2 car garage, prof. rm, Ig. cot-in kit w/no waxfi, fireplace andsliding glassdoors to pat=o,cenna| air andgarage. Reduced for quick landscaping. Princeton ad- formalIr & dr w/parquetfla. 2 77ACRES ¯ half woodedwith stream, Hopewoll Township, ex. dress &phone. Take a look al ear gal. Better than newcand. sale ...... $58,900. cellentroad frontage. $S,000per acre. this gracious house on an Asking$56.500. 609-448-0245. abundanceof extra features. A VALENTINEFOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY in this well-kept lovely landscaped, 2 LOTS- Hopewell Twp., 100’ front, over200’ deep on Pen. Price $83,900.Principals only. "HonestAbe" 8 roomSplit Colonialin WestWindsor. This special Valentineis full of nington-WashingtonCrossing Rdod. $11,SO0.each (’,09-921-2988.By appoinlment WIN RIVERS TOWNROUSE extrasfor yourloved ones: central air, hurnidifior,screened-in porch leading to a private only. -- 3 bedrooms,2th baths air brick patio with gasgrill, aboveground pool, panelledfamily roomand a fireplace. 3go’x 43S’_HamiltonTownship zoned PRO. $3S0,000. conditioning stucco and wood beamedf rushed basement, 8 Makea special effort to seethis homepriced at ...... $67,500. DRAMATICCONTEMPORA- ft. L shaped wet bar, no wax RY-- 4 year old home, with kitchen, central vacuuming, WASHINGTON’SBIRTHDAY SALE - This cozy one floor homeis your heart’s many unusual conveniences, humidifier storms and delight. This8 roomRancher in WestWindsor meets your every need --- large kitchen Van Hise Realty Balcony overlooking large screens, gas grill, ’IV antenna, with dinette,panelled family room with fireplace,central air, full basement,lovely lan- living room with lireplace 200 amp electric service. dscapingand in goodcondition ...... Pricedto sell at $69,,900. Realtors rugs & all kitchen appliances Priced to sell 690-443-1906. Pennington,N.J. included, central air. Im- mediate possession. Asking SOWHAT IF IT’S a busystreet. IT’S a newprice of $62,000.IT’S a great, terrific won- $57,090hut will consideroffer. derful buy.IT’S ownersays SELL-SELL-SELL. Bringin offers. Call for details. Tel. fftOt)) 737-3¢)15 201-431-0880or 609-586-7010for I{OSSMOOR-- One bedroom {6qql 883-2110 appt. condominium, curtains, drapes, w/w carpet, range, EXCELLENTNo|ghborhoodl EXCELLENTTraneportation! EXCELLENT refrigerator, washer, dryer, SchoolB!EXCELLENT Conditiont 4 bedrooms,2 V, baths,fireplace, 2- car garage,air EAST WINDSOR3bedrnom disbwasher, carport storage conditioning. A completehome for ...... $68°500. ranelxer cot-in kitchen w. mr space,club house, pool, golf. Needa newcar? wax floor, Ig. living rm. $22,500. 609-~5-2293. CALL paneled tam. mumw. w/w MORNINGS/SUNDAYS. Checkthe Classifiedpages. carpet & drapes. Newsun- PRINCETON. PENNINGTON¯ WESTWINDSOR ¯ FLEMINGTON deck. On Ig. shaded lot. [6091924.0095[6091 137.3301 [60gl 79g.ff00 [201] ra2.4sof;~ $39,900.609-448-8932. RealEstate RealEstate I SOUTHBRUNSWICK -- 8 rm. Ranch. 4 BR,/~/z bath, air, For Sale For Sale TWINRWERS- 3 bedroom, 2- garage, fenceu, I/2 acre, near ~ bath Townhuese,Quad II. elem. school, commute to Screens, A/C, humidifier, NYC.$44,g90, By owner. 20t- SOUTH BRUNSWICK, on REALtO0 paved patio with gas grill 297-4511. Ilwy. I, next to Info-Med; 5 PRINCETON JCT. re,liars¯ In|urer= shag carpet. $38000. Prin- tin. Ranch 96x2011otbus. ar COLONIALon 3/4 acre HILTON cipals only. Call Kh’kman ~~ residential. Askinglow $40’s. professionally landscapedlot daytime 201-932-9095 or Make offer. Realtor - N.J. 3 spaciousbadrs, living room LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP - Manni Realty, Inc. 201-297- dining&stairs room fully paneled carpeted, fan}fly formal REALTYCO. 566-3651.evenings909-443-5312 or 609- coontrylivingin town~31xlrm. 2516. custombuilthome in beautiful roomwith fireplace, eat-in of gardensetting of I acre. Many kitchen, 2,~ ~oaths, full BE YOUROWNCONTACTORdesirable features. $67 500. tlOUSE FOR SALE -- New basement central air, many PRINCETON,INC. Realtors on home, commercial Call 690-883.6237. Ranch by builder/owner, extras. Walkto Elementary& structure or majoralterations. Large woodedlot, 3 Ixlrms., High School.5 minutesdrive to For a good clean, honest job -- 2,;, baths paneled faro. room NYC& Phila. trains. $68,500. let me direct the project. EAST WINDSOR - Twin w" firepl~ee, full basement, Call after 6 p.m. & weekends. Experienced in all phases of Rivers 2 bedroom end unit kit. w. built-in appliances, 690-799-1568.Principals only. construction. Call 201-359-4080townhouse. Finished fully carpeted wood deck, 2 bet. 6 & 8 p.m. basement, all available op: corgar.Near commuting and .... tiuns and extras. Assume7% gondschnols, llobewell Twp. BELLE MEAD-- RECEN- ___~ mnrtgage.609-443-6396. Qualifies for $2,000tax credit TLY BUILT COLONIALon a TWIN R~S -- Quad II, 2 $79,900."609.460-0309 after 5 1%acre fawnedlot in a lovely, BR Split level. Lake view, p.m. young community. 4 rally cptd, finished basement 2 yr. old BI LEVELon ouiet bedrooms2~,.~ baths panelled & patio. Manyextras. $40,590. cul-de-sac street, 5 mi. from family room, full basement,2- Callevcnings.609-443.3794. Ilightstown. Features slate LAWRENCETWP. -- buy ear garage, full~’ air- foyer, formaldnrm,4DR, 1~,~ direct from builder this tO conditioned gasheated, storm baths, panelled fmrm,laundry windows,extra insulations, ALLENTOWN--Pricedtosell rooms of charm &comfort are area, 2 ear att. gar. Ira- offered by this brick front city and underground sea-- - 4 BRColonial on 1/3 acre maeuiate eond. $4a,(XI0. In- vices. Full range of home woodedlot,2~bath, firoplaee, Colonial. Features a flagstone terested Principals call 609- foyer enormousliving room, appliances, 2 cars and some cent. a/c oversized patio 443.3291. furniture available. Priced at EXCELLENTLOCATION FOR THE NEWYORK w/gas grdl.r 5 rain. from formal dining room, ultra- modern kitc3~en, panelled $67,500 for quick sale to COMMU’iER.One year old three bedroom NJTpkt7AI & 195. immediate prieeipals only. 201-~59-2112. occupancy. Just reduced to GREATBUY. Twin Rivers family room with stone Ranch, central air, fireplace and a full $,59,900.609.259-7541. Condo. Bedroomdeluxe hath fireplace, t, 5 soacious basement. den, large LR/DIn. Fully bedrooms,2[ baths,’lauodry CONTEMPORARYDESIGN equipped kitchen. Manye.x- room, & 2 ear garage. Asking $72,900.Call after 6 p.m, $55,500. tras. $25,750.Call 609-445-1072. Picturesque 3 bedroom ! + ACRE-- attractively Princeton Jet, homefeatures A PRINCETON BUY taneseaped, WestWindsor. 12 SZILAGYIBRO’S 009.586-0606 cathedral ceiling, a roof wi.th minutes to RR. Large Cape TWINRIVERS- 3 BR split, glussh’s,0penheamceilingm Cod, spacious rooms, garage, end unit finished basement, living room, dining room & Stunning, 4 bedroom, 2~ bath, ThompsonColonial on 2 acres, iq,I NassurrStrct.I ¯ Cl2l.(~tlhtl full I~sement, $49,9(]0. Call all extras. Assmne7% mort. 609-586-7543. Pricedto sell. 609-448-2159. RARITAN TOWNSHIP -- kitchen. In addition, a Rd- large living room ,wlth log burning [[replace, formal dining room, .%e( tor ( bl..r Ads. Renville area. Brandnew bi- wooddeck aa the 2nd floor. family roomwith fireplace, eat-in khehen, service entry, and laun- level. 2200sq.fLoflivingarea. tool shed, electric range & dry. Flagstone entry t’oyer, brick terrace, mosterbedroom wlth bath, thermopaneglass throughout. 8 rooms,4 I~.=drooms3 baths, 3 bedrooms and bath. Immense dry basement, oversized 2 car FOR SALE BY OWNER--In CRANBURYMANOR automatic kitchen, formal Youmust see to appreciate, Fleetwood Village, Ewing. PRINCIPALSONLY dining room, large living garage, central air, professionally landscaped. Conditionis move-in ImmaculateColonial split, 3 room, stone fireplace, 2 car MAGUIREBURKE AGENCY and owner IB anxious te go ...... $122,500. bdrs., 1[~ hatlL. Lawschool. Bcoutifulbi-level, 4bedrooms, garage, lt/~ acre lot, ,good 609-587-2707 Real Estate Real Estate Chisetoxhopping.Quiet street to: baths eat-in kitchen, view. Excellent location for a REALESTATEBROKER llt well kept neighborhood, formal dining room, wall/wall Doctor. Approximately.1O JOHNT. For Sale For Sale Asking$29,990. Col|evenings, carpeting., paneled, family minutes from Hunteroon ~ 690-883-7546. room paUocentral air, 112 Medical Center and shopping KENDALLPARK SALE by acre. Goodcondition, $49,900. district. Cometake a look and TWINRIVERS tewnhouse-- 3 PRINCETONHOUSE Judge for yourself. Asking bdrm, Ex¢, location, upgraded CHENDE ON owner-- 8tin.spaciOus ranch, FORSALE After 6 p.m. weekdays, appliances, gas grill, 3 bdrm,2 hath,’lg, kitchen, 20 EAST WINDSOR CON- attytime weekends. 909.443-’ price $65,000. ’ numidifie~, Exe,ouy.609-448- REALTORS ~flt ~neled family rm, ear- Three years old, 4 bedrooms, DOMINIUM-- large living 3445. 6666days.448.7142eves. p~ted llv. rm & bdrms. 2,/~ baths, eat-In kitchen, room dining room cam- OSCARWOLFEREALTY’ HopewellHouse.Sq., Hopewell Covered flagstone patio, panelledden with fireplace, bination cot-m kitchen with 690-~97-2138 Garage & Ig. storage shed. air appliances, den, -bedroom & FOR SALE BY OWNER / SALE BY OWNER-- 4 bdr. (6O9)466-255O central air, electronic customColonial, 3yrs, old, 3/4 Beautifullylandsca~d, too x purifier, S-car garage, pat!o, enclosed porch. Excellent BUILDER-4 bedroom, 2 story ~+troos.lblockfromN,Y. Walkingdistance to schools, commutingservices homc in Hi~tstown. Ready to ’~[N RIVERS-QUAD If, 3 aere,exe. eenimutin.g, school express bus & shopping,shopping& ~s lines.Asking available. $26,900. 609443-4633 occupy.Asking $S0,900. Phone BR twnhae,S/E, wall pa~r~ busat doer, extrag. 80’g. 609- $42,900.’Call 201-297-1656. NO $73,000. Call ,909-I~1-2~2. weekends& eveS. 201-440-7192. etc.Mint condition,Must 799-3567. brokers, sacrifice. $39,~0.6~-443-1753.

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...... ’ ...... ! COMEOUT TO SEETHIS NEWHOUSE IN MILL PONDESTATES. it has brown Available for immediate occupancy2, 3 ~ 4 In exclusiveElm Ridge Southwest sldlng, whiteshutters and trim. 3 largo bedrooms+ master suite, 2Vzbaths, large bedroomtownhousea starting as ,owas $34.000:: 1BEDROOM: HopewellTownship living room,family room with floor to ceiling brick fireplace,formal dining room, laun- SomeVA mortgages with interest rates as low as dry, modernkitchen with breakfastarea and full basement.2400 so. ft. onan acrelot. 7%maybetakenover. Severalunitshavemany, ...... $74~q00. : $180 = = manyextras including completely finished basemen- : ts. Mostunits includeall appliances-dishwasher, 2 BEDROOMS SOURLANDMOUNTAIN AREA near Zion - Small 2 bedroom, 1 bath house; new washer’dryer’ st°re andrefrigerat°r’ All units have I septic and roof¯ Acre lot ...... $38,500. : centratair conditioning andwail to walt carpeth,g : I I throug.ou,. I I $270 I BULBSWILL BE BLOOMING soon by the deck of this spacious 2-story in Men- ’I eosrW+na....+~.i.Ri ....A..* I I +ll.++.,.,e.,+.i,+*ag,. I tgomery.Slate flooredfoyer, large living room,formal dining room,family roomwith ¯ wall carpeling, drapesor ¯ fireplace, 2 mastersuites, 3 ½ bathsand CITY SEWERS ..... Just reduced$72,~0. I Single family detachedhouse, 4 bedroom,8 rooms, I m blinds, eppllancesand Cen. ¯ I 2 stories. 2½baths, full basement,1 car garage, in. I I tralaircondhloning. I NEWLISTING - Five year old CustomColonial near a country club, N.Y. commuting; ter~orcompletely redecorated. Atso includes central ~I 4 bedroom,2 ½ baths,central air, city sewers...... $74,,500. I air conditioning,wall to wall carpeting,throughout, ¯ I ~mm~+a,.O=,,,. I I refrigerator, dishwasher,washer, dryer andstove. I I P I I Available for immediateoccupancy Owner open to I I A. m+,l I==io. dose m ¯ of,e,s. sporlafionSh°pplngandmajor tran- IA sensitive adaptation of a cohmia[classic with all the modnrnh, atures * SEEOUR FEATURE AD ON FINE HOMESx. I AeklnB$47’SO0" I mi ;¯ !you’re looking for. Buih by ilalestrieri and Pear..,m in tilt, exchlsise , ,..,+,+....o..... ,,,..,.. ’ ’Elm Ridge area on 1.5 acres, this aothl, ntic ’l’homlr.~mSahtlox offers in WEST WINDSOR I B rooms,4 bedrooms,2½ baths, 2 story colonial, I ,;am,,asia,’, !four bedrooms,2~/~ baths, eat-in kitchen, li~ing roomwith fireplace : * ,a,ge,o,ma,,vmraomw~thf,rep,ace,forma,d,nm and large but cozy family room. f all hentieitv and qnality withmlt OTHE.PAGE m~"I } I room.large panelledfamiiy room. Eat.in kitchenwith ANDSMrrHI compromiseare vour reqtlireolents. Iteller See this hoole no’w ¯ I I built-in appliances,Basement, ,oversized 2 car I I ~INRIVERS ...... : ...... $137.5thl. garage.Central air conditioning,Excellent condition. I I Asking=59,5oo. TOWNCENTER JOHN T. I i i +0msmo ¯i I STEELE,ROSLOFF AND SMITH i --s 60~148,8811 -" BRINGYOUR GREEN THUMB. This lovely homehas a beautiful setting among CHENDEtON, + l TWIN RIVERSTOWRCENTER r’f~: I ¯ - ¯ shrubbery,plants andgarden worth a small fortune. Screened-inporch, brookand ¯ ¯ II [[~-~ ______III REALTORS " shadetrees...just whatthe doctorordered! Remarkably low pricedwhen you consider 609-655.0080 609-448-$811 IIopewell Ih)use Sqnare the housealso hasmany extra features. Call todayl ...... $70,900. I ~i M~’ Evenings6O9.6S5.O08O -- ~ II I ~ M’/~. I Hopewell. Nt, w Jersey 118525 llnllllllllllllllll. Ikl/n/lllll 1601)) 4(r6-2550 ]ii3BOl~E~3ZI2E

COUNTRYCHARMER - Become a country gentlemanon this lovely rural property with a view of the countryside. Thewell constructedmasonry house features 3 month bedrooms,1 V~ baths, large living roomwith fireplace, newmodern kitchen with break- White """"°FROM: $270’" fast areaoverlooking pool and patio, large screenedporch and oversized 2-car garage. Privacy1 NewListingl ...... $72,900. Pine 2 Bedroom Townhouses Sl~dlmanAve.Lawrenceville.N.J $340 =nth l uxunoustownhouset &apartmenLt Carefreecountry living in a park.likesetting within minutes ol cultural and athletic activities. ~lliP I~I’=r~ l~~ . * l & P, HiledBathlooms No Coml omises. I~J/Vl r %=d [ ¯ Fingedipheat & ae I wth vanI es¯ ...... ¯ conditioningcontrol ¯, Broider. supphes FUEL OIL to makesure, we’restarting youoff with IMMEDIAII=¯ .Ores’range&hood ¯ rlR HEAT,Hot &f¢ld water included ¯ ,2.doorrefrigeratot.freezereLatgesizeswimmingpool centralair conditioning.Included in the price. OCCUPANCY ¯ Dishwasher ANDLOADS MORE! Whenyou’re ready to moveup- you’reready for 4 Of5 bedrooms.2~baths, central ale condilioning MODELSOPEN 1 i :O0 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Closed Thursdoy KingstonAcres. And you’ll want the kind of fealuros youmissed 111o litsl timearound. You can have them ....,a.,ng a,*SU,SUO------RENTAL OFFICE: (609) 883-3333 ¯ AGENT: McConnell & Co. all. AIKingston Acres. V~’ro even staning you off withthe central air conditioningyoumust surely M~lgagefinancing available to qualified buyers. OIR|CIIONS;Fromaarth Jlt|ey, Routl ~ Southto Ioutl95.29S, Will onRoute 9S.29S Io Route 206 South, Soulh on Route S0~ hereonour lisl. Youcan take it Itemthere. YOU can Appaa m~ ¯ toSklllmon Ave. (lull pollRider College. Turn rlshl to WhitePine* From Trlnton: North on Rout¯ 20(+ haveita~l: th Ihocommunity thatbasil all. Kingston. DIRECTIONS:From NYC & North Jersey- take SkillmonAve. (lull beforeRider College), Turn lilt to WKUIPlnl. N.J,a mere4 milesdown the road from Pnncoton N.J.Tpk Io exit 9 ontoRL 18 west to Rt. I south11 ¯.. a beautifultown. with a renownedschool milesto RaymondRd.to end(Rt. 27);turn left syslom,very reasonable taxes, walk-to shopping, mileto KingstonAcres. localand N.Y. express busservice (at your FromPdnceton & South Jersey. take Rt. 1 noah entrance,theP.R.R. Prthcolon Jet. station nearby. to Kingslon.PJainsboroRd.,take jughandlo, to lea, Real Estate Real Estate Real Estate fabuloueCarnegie Lake righlin lawn.., everything ~o1o on0 (Rt. 27);turn right ’/~ mileIO Kingslon youcould hopetor.., all at KingstonAcres, the Acres. plushcommunity of just 32gracious homes. For Sale For Sale For Sale Andwhat homes. Big. with 4 or5 bedrooms.2~ baths.6 different variations of3 superbfleer plans in HOPEWELLBORO -- Great theColonial tradition. YOU juslhavo to see them Io ~ T : Experience old house in splendid con- HORSECOUNTRY appredatethem.Whynotteday? ~ ~ ¯ _ ~, ~= dillon, can be used as a one family dwelling or a two- The woodedhills of Har- / family home.There are eight bourtonprovide the at- !: mospherefor relaxed country rooms and two baths, living.On a secludedand PrincetonMeadows - basement and attic. $54,000 picturesque5+ acres a large E. AMWELLTOWNSHIP -- It rancherbrick & aluminum ~. ’t~ tided, about2,000 sq.ft., only6 ~’=n~=~" : , ’ ...... J:"~ :~":: -- !10~!~,,~ " ’’ Distinctive one and two bedroom is hard to find such an idcel ,earseld3 good si.d apartments. Minutes from .,~ t~/~ ADULTCOMMUNITIES -- Iocation, with so much privacy )edrooms,2 baths, fireplaces, Clearbrook and Rossmoor today.Wehave such a place, a ~~~" ...... , S(+Isselflteopen7hoo.dsyse t~sti Princeton University. Thctrain to ~ Condo Resales. Security rancher on seven wooded matalator menfamily room N.Y.C.and [’hila. is just a bike werlooking the in-ground . ! L maintenance, golf, swimming, acres (beth sides of the road reel set amongthe trees, " " "-- ride away. appliances, club house re- too!!), a brook, rock garden sales starting at anda tree bird sancteary. ;liding glass doors to the san $32,,5O0 teck. A sunkenliving room, WOODLAND SETTING $82,500 wall to wall carpet, raised Real Estate (609) 799-2710 ¢, ~ ~"~+ BEAUTIFULBI-LEVEL -- 3 Anattractive 3-4 bedroomsplit level homeon a wooded BUCKSCO., PENNA.-- In dining area, fully equipped , ~ years young,4 bedrooms2 full kitchen with gas grille. For SaJe acre. A family roomwith fireplace, formaldining room, baths, family room. laundry, 1729, this Pa. stone manor Thermopane windows 2-zoneheat, 1’,5 baths, excellent condition. Just garage, patio. Excellent homewas begun, and located throughouLAttractive pest minutesfromPrincetonbutworldsapart.... $64,500. condition $43,OOOnext to a silver beech tree ( already 100 years old!!l Two andrail fencing in front. Super HIL-~~NLSBOROUGHTOW RROOKTREESPLIT -- 1/2 more additions were added to sized garage, large & corn-SHIP: 3~r. oldbi-levelr living BtUE RIBBON HOME acre, superb condition, 3 make the 15 rooms today. A pletely ~. ulpped stable wire rl~,Q dining irm., cat-leek!t- A large Colonialhome on a private acre surroundedby truly fine old home with loft, riding ring. An ex- f’al~[[v ~rm.~"~4"’x+’24*la~n~lnrSv bedrooms, 2 baths, family ceptionalhome, saandly built, woods.Formal living roomwith fireplace and French ! " room, and bar, fireplace modern wiring plmnbing and wellmnintained. ~ln, ~ rm., ~cargarage, 1 acreplus’, doors,formal dmlng room, family roomwith fireplace in central air, carpeting, garage, heating. $159,000 Asking $58,500, Principals andVermont slate floor, 4 bedrooms,enclosed porch modernkitchen, fenced yard andmore $53,900 W. WINDSOR-- Not many W S BORDEN only. (201) 369-3858. andmany more extras. Constructedby builder for him- homestoday can boast plaster ~ self. Comeand see it, we’dlike to showit to you. g. WASIIINGTONTWP--Split- walls and hardwood floors. Memberof ...... $145,000. level, 3/4 acre-partially Addto this a fireplace, car- Multiple Listing Service " BY.OWNER-- 3 BDRM.~2’/z LARGE3 bedroom Rancher 2 fireplaces, formal dining wooded, 4 bedrooms, eat-in petcd ren room, patio, or- Realtor 609-883-1900 eatas, easement, worKshop, ’ ...... kitchen, family room with chard vineyard andyoubave room ~oa uuu Eves/Wknds 609-585-6820 Ig. eat-in kit. cent. air, car ...... fireplace, carpeting, screened a fine rancher with three peting, beautifully landscaped NSW- 3 bedroomRancher, 1- ¾acres, 2 f replaces. porch,2 car garage $58,500 bedroomsand ll,~ baths. 7,200 wth pates & fr trees ...... MId70’s LAWR"-R-E"N~NCE- ELEGANT Lawrence Twp. Priced for ...... R1. 12mile+ soum o+ No*B+unswlck t,alhe c+tcle(Hortday Inn) TakelUg.handle and follow plainlboIo WOODEDCOLONIAL -- I/2 quick sale By appointment MANYMORE HOMES available throughoutthe area. IlOnl tel 2 mlos to Ptlnc¢on Mcadowl OR lake N J Turnpiketo Sill S.Aei hi I mile to RI. 130Seam. acre fully woodedsuperior COLONIALin Nassau It, only. 609~3-4156 atter 6 p.m. Lull 2 mile+Io. Ctaabu,y.Pla*nsbotoR"(ma,n re.t: +,eraI mileIo PlainlboroI~d; right 4 milol Io Prince- GUINNESSAGENCY Call us- 466-2444 tomMeadowl condition, 4 bedrooms, 21,~ convenient to everything, baths, family room central JoanS. Krcesen walking to the best schools. air, fireplace, patio, garage, ReaR=" True center ball, large living MAY AGENCY much more $60,900 room, formal dining room, EAST~ MULTIPLE 2W. BroadStreet, Hopewell moderneat-in kitchen, family Sutton Colonial with 4 m Reahor-[nsuror LISTING 609-466-1224 bedrooms 2t~ Baths central SERVICE Real Estate- PRINCETON FARMS- I MemberofMI,S roomand ~. bath. Upstairs we III Sen’in,,th,,enrlre’l~:ncetonarea~ acre plus, 2 year old colonial in find 4 well planned corner air, 12 x 20 RedwoodDeck on , , =,= Licensedin N.J. and Pa. heavilywoodedl/zAcrelot. ~ For Sale HopewellTwp, moderneat-in bedrooms & 2 full baths, °A0 Reahor Rt 518 Blawenburg ~’=’~ BUCKSCOUNTY kitchen, family room with Oversized attached garage $65, " ’ UNUSUALCONTEMPORARY fireplace, 4 bedrooms, 2’h SPLIT LEVELin Cranbury- patio and exquisite grounds. DIDONATOREALTORS _. THE LUXURYOF SPACE baths aluminiumsiding, patio living room with fireplace, Pricedto sell at just $51,900. 609-448-6555 deck, screened- npereh, 2 ear dining area, eat-in kRchen, AnnaC. Faherty Real Estate, 5 Magnificent sweeping garage S74,S00 ren. room, 3 bedrooms, I’~ WaRetleldDrive, Trenton, 609- This dramatic 4 bedroom, 2½ bath homeon 1 ¼ staircase hints at the elegance ,baths,garage. $53,900 882-4333. HIGRTSTOWN ex- acre woodedhillside hasoak cathedral ceilings in seen in this beautifully a )- : ceptionally well "kept 3 PRINCETONJUNCTION COLONIAL living room, foyerl master bedroom,Island kit- pointed home.Lovely 1 ,vi~ g LAND SERIOUSBUYERS ONLY - L .be~.ea.m ~me in.nice .neigh- room with fireplace ms ch¢=n~=rl~noh tfl we vouno Dornoou. Many~laoe trees. For Sale By Owner chen, L’shapeddeck, Conv.to Phila. 8- N.Y. - for "" ~ s French doors opening m to a EASTWINDSOR TWP. - 10 ~e[. Hi"lls~o~rol’~atl/on,~ Newroof, w!ring t furnaceand appointment call Country HomesReal Estate - terrace formal dining ~ ea n acres,trees, private, $5g,000. acre many trees quietcul-de- pmmomg.Atammum .slm.ng ImmediateOccupancy ¯ Walkfo RRStation 215-862-9116. with fireplace chart titg 11.34ACRES w/cottage,sac ’ gas heat ’ 2 separatetripletrack combination Ideal Locationfor Professional Office In Home family room and sep~ rate Rt,~w,es MonroeTwp. Pricedat healingunits I[ rooms 2000 windows,air conditioned, library, eachwith firep sc ,=. townshipassessment. Owner ~. ft.of living space 2’~/~ ’~r completely...remedeled.in- First floor has spacious living and formal dining KATHRYNC. MINCER Thekitchen, a gourmeto =o1~’s takeback mortgage,29% hdatedaaraoenew c~r,’=tingteriorwaq/wan carpeting throug~out,large rooms. Tea moms,separate entrancefoyer, panelled family morn AssociateBroker delight, is complete with down,20 year at 8% interest,d w c~l ~place~ver~ greenhouse! Spacious and ~:L5,900. ~’-~ti~’nnnl’a rnnmwine would manyextras to list. 609-448- with fireplace, 21’ kite.hen with light sad airy dining elegant, the secondfloor is 448-5000 [~ i~’~i"~r’mo-"th"er"~g’hte’-r,5029, area, powder morn, laundry and homeoffice. aecented with beautiful RENTALS professionaluse or large Secondfloor has 5 cheerful bedroomsand 2 full Country carpeting and eurtains, family.Relocation forcing LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP - 25- featuring master suite with COTPAGE- $150. immediatesale. Intend to sellfoot ,qa-room w/flreplace & baths. A full basement,2-car attachedgarage and at- Homes fireplaee, four bedrooms, 3 B.R. Ranch - $265. to highestoffer overmid ’60’s. stone~w~Jl makelivin~ super tic spaceprovide abundantstorage. three other baths, and 3 B.R. Ranch-$5%. Call owner for details. ;- this 4 bdrm t-r~-level Real Estate separatemaid’s quertera: A 3 B.R. Ranch- with air, $350. t201)359-4543, framed by t~ees an~ Half acre lot is nicely landscapedwith wooddeck and truly lovely nemeconterce on MILLSTONETOWNSHIP -- 3 ~ beautifully lanoseaped. 8 opentrellis andbrick patio in very privaterear yard. Roule202 & AquetongRoad ten acres isperfect for family bedroomrancb. Fireplace, living sadentertaining, Of. fencedlot,, above-groanSpeel, ~l~[tl~ ~[~]P~’~ ~l~. ROSSMOOR-- sunny & at- rooms,t frill and 1 halt baths. $85,000. NewHope. Pennsylvania 1B938 fered for $188,500.(Route 202 recently remodelled.A very Me.mberofMultiple tractive t bdr. condominium..’Large patio, central air cond. Area[215] E62-9116I Ras.Tg4-7164 i,mtinggervlce Near all conveniences, a many_exits: ~,ts..~,: For appointmentplease call ownerot home609- and SuganRead, NewHope. charming country home in ~assau.u,ea~ Pa., 862-5666). excellent, condition. $59.900. :17N.MalnSt,,Crbnbury clubhousegolf &pool. Shor| .:staL~w~.g~,:799.3666or work609-+1+18.5003. ¯ Century-2t Millstone Realty, 009-3K~144 . walk to frequent NY bus, 609- " Realtor..201-446-4959. ’ 6~-00tl. -urunsw~c~,...... " ...... ~ ’.

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HOME HUNTER’S GUIDE ~.4-B Thursday, February 12,1976 ii Children’sbooks, business topics in Rutgersclass i:~rbe university Extension The course, "Writing for The special workshopis for to Spanish and courses in The courses in management I)ivtsion at RutgcrsUniversity Children," will he conducted writers whowish to developor traffic engineering, Otto said. emphasize techniques in Whenis Your Selling i~: offering a newcourse for by the Central NewJersey sharpentheir skills in writing The biggest program offered supervision and leadership budding and experienced Region of UED in New children’s books. Premise, by the central region this and business organization and d/lthors of children’s booksas Brunswick for 10 seasieas plot, character and humorwill spring semester Is one in operation. part of its Bicentennial beginning on Wednesday,Feb. be discussed along with the business and managementand Saturday workshops for t4:lucational program this 25, and running from 7 p.m. to practicalities of manuscript managerialskills. managers include programs in ~mester. 9 p.m. each Wednesday. form and marketing. The business and marketing and sales, quality 2 .... Participants will be en- management program in- controls and small business couraged to bring works in dudes accounting principles management. iprogress into class, where for non-financial management Engineering runs the gamut lhey will be shared and personnel, costcontrol for non- from the professional discussed. The fee is $60 and financial management per- engineer’s reviewto the first enrollmentis limited. sonnel, effective business traffic engineers conferenceto Other UEDprograms range writing, and oral com- he held in North Brunswickon from the humanities and municatious. April 6. personal development to Other courses offered in- Theconversational Spanish business and management, clude a number in data courses are designed and from engineering courses processing and programming. specifically for those engaged m communityactivities such 1,77’0 sq. ft. $51,900. as social work, law en- MANVILLE forcement, health and education. Other humanities courses include seeing with 3 bedroomRanch- attached garage, full basementwith the artist’s eye, enjoyinggood recreationroom, patio, gas hot air heat.60’ x 100’lot.. literature, sex in the novel, motivational techniques for ...... $44,900. personal development, a thinker’s workshop,the person SACRIFICE.HAMILTON TOWNSHIP you want to be and a workshop on transactional analysis. There are eight courses in Approximately27 acresnear Turnpike, zoned residential, real estate and insurance and 1450’road frontage, partially wooded,near develop. one in the use of video ment,$3400 per acre. Otherland from 1 to 100acres equipment. This last is par- 2,000 sq. ft. $53,900. acailable. tieularly designed for those industrial, municipal and schoolsystem personnel who MANVILLE handle video equipmentbut do not completely understand the full potential of its me. 2 family. Custombuilt 12 yearsold. 2 bedroomseach RegistratiOn by mail for apartment.2 car garage.Separate utilities. CentralAC. LIED courses must be com- 80 x 100’ lot ...... $62,900. pleted by Feb. 17 at the Cen- tral New Jersey Regional Office, Rutgnrs University MANVILLE-WESTON ExtensionDivision, 35 College WHENOVER 30,000 FAMILIESI J Ave., New Brunswick, N.J. 3 bedroomranch. Full basement.Gas hot air heat. Har- 08903. In person registration may 2,785 sq. ft. $55,900. dwoodfloors. Aluminumstorms & screens. Fencedin $42,900. be done at the same address, rear yard ...... Feb. 9-20, Monday- Friday, 9 READIT IN a.m. - 11:30a.m.; 1:30 p.m. - 4 NEWHOMES . MANVILLE-2 FAMILY p.m. Evenings, Feb. 16-19, Monday- Thursday, 7 p.m. - Wehave 8 newranches, colonials and hi-levels nowun- s:30 p.m., and Saturdays, Feb. 2 bedroomseach apartment. 2.car garage,oil steam der constructionin Hightstown.All homeshave family 14 and 21, 10 a.m. - noon. rooms,2-3 baths,and 2 car garages.Purchasers will be heat, aluminumsiding, aluminumstorms & screens.City THE PRINCETON 7KET able to choosethe type of siding andcolors of ap- utilities. 73’ x ]Off lot ...... $43,500. TAX PROBLEMS pliances,and cabinets, floor tiles ~" bathroomfixtures (609) 924-3244 from builders’samples. 3 modelsare nearing com- "Jerseyfile" presents its pletion. Convenientto shopping,schools and recreation JOSEPHBIE~NSKI AGENCY fourth annual call-in tax areas. program on Monday, Feb. 16 REALTOR from 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. LEONARD VAN HISE AGENCY with a repeat on Friday, Feb. 212 SouthMain St., Manville, N.J. MEMBERMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE .-’20 at 6:30p.m. on channels23, ¯ 201-7:25-1995 Office: 609-448-4250 50, 52 and 58. e Eves. Call 201-359-3245 REALTOR160 Stockton Street Hightstown,N.J. MEMBERMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE SPLIT-LEVEL TOWNHOUSE TwinRivers- Unique and very specialsplit-level townhouse in (609) 896-9100 QuadII. 24’living room with 12’ ceiling andhuge picture win- dow,formal dining one level up overlooksthe living room, 17½’kitchen with snackbar, frost freemfrig, and self-clean ’THE CENTRALPOST oven,4 bedrooms,2½ baths, ceramictim foyer, carpeted throughout,central vac., Im’ge basementarea plus storage, (201) 297-3434 end more.Assumable VA 7% mortgage. ~4"/,gO0. TWIN RIVERS 443-1332.

RANCHCONDO: like newcondition, living room, dining, modernkitchen, appliances,large bedroom,C/A, more Findout why $23,900. StateFarm WINDSOR-HIGH7; n ERJtLD CONDOMINIUM:2 bedrooms, 2 baths, central air, ap- pliances, approx. 10%assumes existing mortgageto insuresmore cars (609) 448-3005 qualified buyer. $28,900. HOMES FOR LIVING! thananybody else. TOWNHOUSE:90%conventional financing to qualified ¯ buyer,2 bedrooms,1 ½ baths, all appliances,patio, central ADULTCOMMUNITIES: Clearbmok and RossmoorCondo Calh448-6667 air, carpeting,excellent condition. $33,S00. Resales.Security, maintenance,golf, swimming,ap- pliances,club house,re-sales starting at $32,500. ENDUNIT: 3 bedroomtownhouso, 2½ baths, all ap- TheManville Ne’ vs pliances,full basement,drapes, C/A, available to qualified HIGHTSTOWNBI-LEVEL: 1 ½ years, 4 bedrooms,2 baths, FHA~- VA buyers. $38,900. modernkitchen, family room,patio, centralair, carpeting, garage. $46,900. (201) 725-3300 SPLIT-LEVEL:townhouse, 3 bedrooms,2½ baths, central LOVELYSPLIT: ½ acre, E. Windsor,3 bedrooms,2 full air, appliances,7 ½ %assumable VA mortgage. $42.500. baths, moderneat-in kitchen, family room, utilitY, room/storage,C/A, patio, fencedrear yard andmore. DennisWhitney TOWNHOUSE:end unit, 4 bedrooms,2½ baths, all ap- $47,950. like a good neighbor, pliances,patio, excellent condition. $45,500. HIGHTSTOWNTRI-LEVEL= 4 bedrooms, 2 ½ baths, modern kitchen, familyroom, utility room,foyer, basement,2 car State Farm __ ff-IILLSBOROUGH BEACON garage,central air, nearHigh School $49,900. SINGLEFAMILY: 2 story, 3 bedrooms,2½ baths, ap- is there. pliances, garage, immediateoccupancy¯ $48,900. SUPERSPLIT: ½ acre E. Windsor,3 bedrooms,2½ baths, lIMErkla MUTMAL (201) 359-0850 hugefamily room, eat-in kitchen,2 car garage,central air, till/lANCE,,,saE,,,,COMPANY I 1,-...-IdOl I carpeting and more. $53,900.. iiim]lllU,NileOfllcl: IiiINh tCNSUSANCi-J HOMEOF THE WEEK COLONIALCHARM: ½ acre E. Windsor,central hall, 4 or 5 bedrooms,formal dining, modernkitchen, central air, patio, 2½baths, family room, laundry, full basement,2 car garage. $59,900. The Franklin NEWSR[!CORD COOLCOLONIAL: ½ acre woodedlot, central air, fireplace, ingroundpool, 4 bedrooms,2 ½baths, modern 12011725-3300 kitchen, full basement,2 car garage. $64,900. PLAINSBOROBEAUTY: Custom 4 bedroomcolonial, Brick andaluminum siding family roomw/firaplace, modernkit- chen,2½ baths, 2 car garage,central air, carpeting,ap- pliances, patio and ingroundpool. Muchmore $69,?00. WOODEDCOLONIAL: ½ acre fully wooded,superior con- ROCKYHILL: 1 ½ story, 5 bedroombarn ranch,modern kit- dition, 4 bedrooms,2½ baths, family room,cehtral air, chen,family room, 3 baths,basement, 2 car garage,patio, fireplace, patio, garage,much more. $60,900. central air $79.900. ¯ If you’vegot somethingto sell. we’ll get your mes- sageacross! Andour big readershipguarantees youlots of prospects!