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EHiabeth School yielded the sight of J.P. was impressed with the equipment DCWUUUUI races. attd taaaUaatafltou QV at QfOO'uPdlD iHff" tafHraaT^ atus that left sand in 1m mouth. "I like 1 SOME STUDENTS, veterans of sand, he said, wiping tbe sniff from his "I shoaU mm kaowa. You look just r stauui, naameo me anair wnn face. "I have, a sand box and two dump Bkeyoartouaan," saM a teacher leading John (J.P. to friends) Wells trucks at home." me aaaae oa me has paas of me child of Susan Drive approved of everything As for missing home he^was apery to from the bus ride/'L liked the bumps," to leave his dog Pumpkin t his new domes. preferred going to "How do you like my shoes?" he whole lot of kids I School. At > desk asked ofthe new suede sneaken he wore. he looked around aLi! hall be was "I'mjo happy going tp school tauae irs A few noun* s fun," he added, pulling his nametag had simple words of praisel ence in Room 22 His i fjoiat between the Inat of necklace over his head. ; PaaWalaal aaaaal CaajttPaapat • flllOflCfS flaw tDCaT J.P. listened with his classmates while Tbe class? "Good." oUer snbags who hsaded down the long MnMrs.. Lesiak ^^H^nrpmfd^ how to talk-in an Discussing his new; hall wry solo. indoor voice and showed everyone where bilities. J.P. said ".MonT: IDC QOCaWmM WaW OB HMMaflHM Off the facilities were located. After group I used to help her. But I «WMWaftv I LtLr*w«xJoNig.P.)Waa»chack»outthaI __._ .During instruction, in single-file the class took a should now that I'm in scbooL ffl be I12-13A. me first our of the mfl session a ghmpse tour of the building and playground. busy." iato (Andre* Kane photo) Lesiak's kindergarten room at ^Franklin NEWS RECORD
10,1961 Vol. 29, No. 3S 25 cents Police pension plan opposed Fa* System will be on the and collect a pension equivalent to 65 If approved, initial cost of the plan ballot. PSA Maben have collected percent of then- annual salary. would be SI. 1 million or accrued benefit 23 perceat of the reg- Currently, police officers may retire payments totaling $2 million over 29 after 23 yean of service or at age 55. yean. whichever comes later.'and qualify for SO A public hearing on how to handle the percent of their average salary over the accrued liability if the plan is approved also will vote on past three yean. win be held tonight, Sept. lQ.atthecoun- Ekcbon Day on to replace the cil meeting. "THEWS NOT ONE tangible evi- 'There's no question that we would ifdKaewplaaissfvroved. dence of any beaer)! to the town."Mayor have to make payments over 29 yean pobce offican wffi be abac to retire. Philip flrarhrni -»•>•—»••«• "Yet the cost because we don't have the SI. 1 million gataaas of age, after 25 years of service is staggering." fora lump sum," Mayor Beachem noted.: «WE SHOULD do everything possi- ble to defeat this question," he urged feUow council members last Thursday. "It's a direct slap at our efforts." he •ddeo*. iadkatiag mat council hat been Also, aI tatthec rofWi oOaWd wat Taaaanceaty aapptDveo at prapOaWS trying to upgrade the police department. wai be addnoa to the Loyal Order of Moose "I would like to take an equally strong Thedabbouse, located on Hanul- stand," Councilman Joe Martino said. as by ID proceed widh kn tos wfl) be given an expanded "The cost is prohibitive." "I consider mis total greed on then- ba«e discovered aa easier way to east- Motorktt along Route 27 who bunt in commented Councilwoman Joan BPBBiBBBaaaatwBvaaaaB waatacuaaiue ear. uary s aaaaaaa wai aavoiws two vain for tMgJKw tire store they've heard ' at mt iaac raa. storiaa of aas hease. Two bedrooms will bat cannot find will soon find it And Councilman Robert Mettler sug- gestea launcnmc a newspaper •averose- asae as a naaay room. Mr. Tbe board has told the eight-mooth-otd ment campaign to help defeat the ques- H-K Tin Co. that it may put up a free- tion. j sign to aid potential customers. If the plan was adopted, the police aa Toaaaaa> 7nniiaa Board of Adjaw- aide raaahoaaae restof bis I The sign wffl be lit ia early evening, and force would have to be cut and other lately has beea kept busy win bear the name of me store's principle township services might have to be cur- Of OTHEK •USPflBB, the zoning ore orano. tailed, he said. i an by Mind el hearing goes on I twice at the request of rbe ary planned tor the sne (aiming for "a ; the application was with- residential appearance* *), and traffic eav- anwn, mesaoeo ptans TOT atores onry. tfcnry Ney indicated there would Labor Day play a set ine lano. wn*cn nas oeen owneu oy sufficient traffic control to permit Dr. Mindd for more than IS yean, is clients to enter and exit the site via two DANNY BLANAR, 4, a swinging kind of guy, was at Colonial Park on proposed driveways, one opening onto Labor Day. Hanging around is his brother, David, 5. Sasce hearings on the current applica- DeMott Lane and one opening onto (Andrea Kane photo) tie* beg^ on July 16. dw board and about Amwell Road. 5040 local waidets have heard tecti- On July 16, the owner's son, architect nMMy from several profsasioaals who Lee Mindel, formally introduced the have been plans to a skeptical public of about 60 Garbage haulers I—iilliaiiaailui 13 miiitj laeen- Future testimony on Dr. Mmdel's pleas awy include hut site planner, Robert Rosa of Woodbridge. sad Dr. Minders granted rate hikes My 30. RayHodacade- : analyst. Wilham Bailey of East acntedtone the extensive green- Garbage haulers throughout the area D Disposal; Inc.,' was granted a 10.5 per- were granted rate increases by the state cent increase, according to BPU spokes- Board of Public Utilities (BPU) last man George Dawson. Thursday, Sept. 3. The increases are tbe Across the state, increases ranged from direct result of the contract settlement 2 percent to a high of 52 percent (which ZIZ Rent control ordinance reached in July with Teamster sanitation includes dumping costs) in Bergen Coun- worken following a seven-day strike. ty. Last week 58 rate mice requests were Among those granted rate hikes was granted and 24 additional claims are to be introduced Falgi Carting Co. of Franklin which re- pending. ceived an 18.1 percent raise, or $56,072, over two years. THE NEW rates are scheduled to go Toaibjht. Sept. 10. the Township and Mayor Philip It •-arm are expected into effect in a few days, after the com- There are seven privately contracted panies involved submit new tariffs based carters in Franklin, the one with tbe on the board's order, Mr. Dawson ex- largest route being Falgi. The company plained. t •ighly 6,000 township homes, But residential customers will not yet who do aot suppfy-aeat ae half of Franklin's residents. feel the full effect of the increases, since he Maaasd to a 5% pereeat aeaaai the companies are not allowed to raise over me next several years. FALGI, whkfa had requested a 20.9 rates the full amount during the first year •JaaaayaaWaV- ea)r*aaam. hike, received the. highest rate to cover increased labor costs. m the Raritan Valley. The second year's increase will be im- jge> SBBBBBBBt aaBjBBBaaBaj^* aa^aaBBajj aaW* aavaBBa^eajgje> la^aaal ^awaBaaaaBl aaaBBBB^^BBBBjjB) Another township garbage hauler. Aft plemented oo Jury 1. 1982.
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DEilQQ 1979 ! A M:1 L T O N J E W L E R S W1NKR SCHEDULE STARTS TUESDAY SEPT. 15 Kids Birthday Parties, IS YOUR JEWELRY Group Parties, & Instructions APPRAISAL OUT-OF-DATE? CRYSTAL HOLLER PALACE South Main Manville lo yon, • s loss would occur ^^Bw of ow own comptny esobfafaed in 1912. is your sssurmce Of If MWC. mHSfHttOfCWOK One down and 179 days to go Brigitte Wertheim looks now as though she hopes they'll pass quickly. SUEOE A LEATHER MOCCASMS Her mother, Elizabeth Werthejm, tries to comfort her. NOW M STOCK FOR FALL (Andrea Kane photo) LAWRENCEVILLE Rout* 1 at Tun Avenue. 609-771-9400 CUSSES START MONDAY SEPTEMBER 14 *nd m TMENTON and PALM BEACH. FLORIDA HELEN PAUL SPEOAL CONCERT WITH DAVEBOYER SCHOOL OF DANCE NEW JERSEY DANCE THEATRE GUILD a ca«M«ia PiimtM to c*Mratt NtBMChratiMCMMr'ittadM- Register now for: hr al tin. • ACROBATICS • JAZZ • TAP • BALLET • POINTE • AEROBICS • FAIRYLAND RHYTHM FOR TOTS PIMUHM, m JOSCT • KINDERGARTEN PRE-BALLET < •' SAT., SEPT. 12,1981 6MDCD SYLLABUS CUSSES IN BA1LET-TAP-ACR0BATICS No AdmiMion Charge- ICALL249-6558 or29720751 tot.452.2t2t NEW ADDRESS 3191 Route 27 Franklin Park, N. J. Expert IntnKtkMi ^r Expert Teachers BULLETIN WHEN FT COMES TO EQuTPMEhT, FOR TAXPAYERS NOFmnWRTHAN President Reason signed into law the new tax reform act, which includes for depositors the tons awaited.... With the hunting season about to start, Efinger would fike to remind you to start hunting for bowhuntinq equipment TAX-FREE And we'd like to tell you why you should hunt no further than us. I You'D find we stock the largest selection of bowhuntirig equipment around All SAVERS CERTIFICATE A Famous names like Browning, Bear, Martin, Darton and Ben Pearson. This A8P0BTWQCHAMCE MEWJERSEY, (44 3-A traffic _ yoafstnafia lew 20," JUSTIN MUSUMECI, S. Brian Fulford. 5, Troy Musumed. Robert Seitz,, 10, and Chris Seitz, 7, attentively watch radio patrol boating at Colonial if yarn aUjkl da* ant to at." he that the we at the badchag would dictate Park on Labor Day. (Andrea Kane photo) a expert ia high hoc com- «*» tmrmt if pwpfr> i*i>"uil ntfifr iaafoe Dr. HamtHm noted feat the tmildittg is a praUem in its present condition and lhat far Ac Oct. 141 the zone does permit a dubhouse. "I've IN OTHEE BUSINESS, Tent been impressed with their application," he said. In a change of format for the planning board. Dr. Hamilton announced a plan to police blotter set up a four-member committee to re- view she plans and subdivisions. Re- I a burglary is maining members will serve on a task lac oaVoorhecsAve- Badwatsetby force. All members will change commit- aaeaaSept Sat 637 an The burglary JadgeGayaorat CJOOaadMr. Btjgas A burglary and theft occurred at a Hul- lees on a rotating basis except for Dr. UHJQ aa» ponce aao raa nao a I County Jad hpa Road apartiuuat on Sept. 6. Entry was Hamilton who will remain on the site plan > junk yanf. The yard was sar- gained through a rear dining room win- division. The first order of business for I by pobce aad the dow. A stereo and turntable, valued at the task force will be to review provisions LADIES SHETLAND fj S3W.17 were stolen. or regulations of the planning board. car. Tae alleged barglar. Thomas L A burglary and theft occurred at an SWEATERS Bncss. 29. of PlaUfiiekL WM arrested Ambrose Street residence oa Sept. 5, accadiaf to police. Entry was Two trays of bakejLgoodi. stolen from Paper drive slated by band • 100% ACRYLIC Che Pa*hc Market a New Brunswick. through the rear kitchen window The Franklia High School Band Pa- • LONG SLEEVES •ae foaad made the suspect's track, jewelry, valued at X5J40. wi A Friday night curbside service will be • CREW NECKS Assn. win sponsor a paper drive which was parkedaa* Bum Alongside held on Sept. 11. from 7-9 p.m. in areas • V-NECKS (rani or shiae) dm Saturday, Sept. 12. in •SOLIDS the fcacc wot numerous took that the wim established routes. Anyone with me Ugh school parking lot off Francis • HEATHER TONES RW aucgoory jneoHpieu lo scti. large amounts of papf r wishing to be in- • SIZESS-M-L A silver. 20-iach Schwian motorcross Street. Residents are urged to bring their chided in this service may call (545-5902, Mr Bnggs was transported to police bike, valued at $200. was stolen from a ""rr"** and aewspapen tied or in 846-6613, or 545-3370) and arrange- headquarter* aad $fesrged with burglary Winston Drive driveway an Sept. 5. The brown paper bags. ments will be made for pick-up. aad theft, cnfnjnajjrapauing. poues- bike* serial number is LQS26435. Comic and card show Manville National Bank WOOL SKIRTS ' PLAIDS • PLEATS Oa Sunday. Sept 13. from IOa m »5 rare comic books, baseball and non-sport ALL-SAVERS CERTIFICATE • SIDE BUTTONS p.m.. the Tint thowof The Central Jersey gum cards. Comic collectors will have die • WRAPS Com* Book aad^Baseball Card Show special treat q( meeting some of die artists .DIRNDL Available October 1,1981 • LUREX PIN STRI will be held-ferf collectors at The who draw their favorite comics. •SIZES 5-15.6-1« Travelodgc. J350*Eas«on Avenue, in Somenet For (KjssHom. call (201) 469- The guests for this month are Gene 5O5O ~^%_ CoUn. artist of Batman, and Kurt Shaf- +Earn up to $2,000. in Tax-free interest if you file There wdiMfiieaien from all over the feaberger and Dave Hunt, art team of a joint retum or up to $1.000. if filed individually. + old. ne» and Supcrboy +The interest rate will be the highest rate allowed by law and will be based on 70% of the most recent DAILY PARTY 52-week Treasury Bill yield. + GIRLS TURTLE NECK Msatbala Burgers POOD +0ne year maturity. + PULLOVERS Minuta St«fk» Burger Platter* In a state of change, confusion too often reigns. Saigas £r Peppers • COTTON KNITS DAILY SPECIALS That's what's happening right now because of changing • LONG SLEEVES regulations. • SOLIDS Steak Planar* ChiiDogs • SIZES 4-14 Chickaci' Chicken Platters Don't leap into a savings plan you might not fully understand. Peppers & Eggs ChHi dneei DENIM JEANS ni & Eggs Kietoasi & Kraut You know what's best for you. and you have to make your own decistons. Our officers at Manville National Bank will answer your • DENIMS • TWILLS French &ies Toaaed Salad Lasagna -- Manicotti questions since we believe you should have all the facts. • FASHION POCKETS • SIZES 7-14. REG. & SLIM Homemade-Soup Chef's Satad Fish Fish Flatter* Clam I \fan\ iIk* Breakfast "\iit i( u i 6:00-1130 a.m. Rank LADIES 438*206 HILLSBORO DeCanto's Center •%•>• | SHIRTS • LONG SLEEVES • SOLIDS • PLAIDS • SIZES S-M-L 3-13 LEE CORDUROY JEANS 4 Days Only! Choose from the Silver Clinic Latest Selection of Special 20% Savings • FASHION COLORS KNIT • POCKETS Mr. Lee Rummer, expert silversmith. wp visit UVake Jcwdere. Septtmber 14.15. and 16. WEAR Mr. Piummerwa preacrte the proper treatment toftpanr. rcfinish, or restore items of sterling sBvtr. sdverpbie or pewter. MENS BASEBALL SHIRTS UVakcs Silver Okie... Prices Range From • LONG SLEEVES a new fife fix your fine star. • POLY. COTTON KNITS 5.99 Pullovers To • CONTRAST SLEEVES • SIZES S-M-L-XL 37.50 Hand Knits Sihcr CHssic Stptiaatif K IS. 16 Many Styles... Please call for personal appointment. • Hand Knits • Brushed MAVERICK JEANS LaVake .. Where service »acemi—itn iradstien. • Shettends • Cardigans •STRAIGHT LEGS • ComH Necks • 10 OZ. DENIMS • V4ieek • Turtle Necks ... And Morel Mosu-Pri. 10 S poaw Sat. !• a-an.-o pan-. Son. 11 a.m.-4 p.m Rajtaan Pla*a lEaaton Avetmel SLSBSS? a^^aV kst " *• s£ ^ Tharaday,Septas*berlQ,1961 Volunteer tutors Literacy Volunteer* of Fraaklin TowBtfaJpnewfa tutors to tnrhFngtithM a Kcond language. Knowledge of a fore- ign language is not necessary. A 15-hour woriobop for tutors will be held evenings during tbeweekofSept 21 at the Franklin Tbwnship Public Lftnry, DeMott Lane, Somerset. Literacy Volunteers is a national orga- nization dedicated to fctttrpwg adult li- teracy. Locally, their progiain has dealt primarily with building adult bancxead- ing skills on a one-to-one basis, and now the volunteers are expanding their activi- ties to include helping people learn En- Vo-Tadk i glish. cafl 54M229or S73-2400. Literacy Volunteers of Franklin is co- 211. sponsored by the Franklin Township Pub- lic Library and Franklin Adult/Commun- ity Education. ••• ' flfcjadOtt. 23.34,30 anal 31 •MMBV..6 ad7 at «• mm O. TknmyJohnston, ToddFenwa, For further information, call the adult Ttylor, - school at 545-4229 or the library at 873- Ifm in i. TW OBHOV.2B. 21 Mi22. and HanUrf flaywodbww — far .fur dugfciemty Wmk *al day at the CJBB00VI ArOflUO oCnOOr, rrmmKn. 8700. BUYING ot Carttto RENTING? SERVICE €VRUIflTOft/Plu/ HOMESTEAD ROAD.. BELLE MEAD. NJ 08502 874-3850 international The biwstoris bicycles ^ Back to School Sale Beg. SALE GRAN-TOUR 224.95 189.95 GRAN-TOUR II 194.95 159.95 Package! GRAN-TOURIST 169.95 149.95 A choke of five high-yield plans to meet the specific COMPLETE LINE OF PLAN 1: Effective October 1. For those hi a 30% or more tax bracket ECLIPSE of every saver. BICYCLE TOURING BAGS 1AXFREE CERTIFICATE PLUS Eam up to 92.000. In Taa-fnva hMaraat N you IN* a Joint ratum or ECLIPSE LUGGAGE up to $1,000. M Mad MMduetty • On* year maturity • $500. minimum Chop— from a new array of quality Oipnalli biaurad to $100,000. by F8UC 254 Rt. 206 South, Hillsborough . fits or 920. in cash when y oadnpMifc Thj« chart WuatraM tttWtcTttfteaf canmaaninyouffxbfackrt Breyer Plaza •6,000. or more in an All-Savers Oar* YourTaxaM* am>fT«M««» n ajraafiri tifieate or 30-Month Certificate or Equhralanl riaU ftaataaa 359-2700 00,000 or more in a 6-Month Certificate wuMbt »23.5O1-*28.B00 38% 1281% 2047% 128.801434.100 44% 12.61% 22.52% BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE SS4.101441.SOO 40% 1281% 24.73% September 26.1981 M1.S01455.300 55% 12.81% 2S.02« * THREE VETERINARY HOSPITALS- PLUS FARMHOUSE ON APPROXIMATELY 1O± ACRES... Joint TraMa) « MrvSfSjf ToorTanaWa a EqunralantVWd AND OTHER ASSETS M00Me> X«MI •wsohsl lUaaaaa muMba TIME AND PLACE OF SALE: Clinton Animal Hospital. 42 Old Hwy. 22. Clinton. N.J. nO:OOA.M.) 37% 1281% 2002% »J6iO1-»46a00 Readington Animal Hospital. Readington Rd.. Reading- 43% • 12.61% 22.12% ton. N.J (12:00 P. M.) - The real estate is located atthfs Ms^oi-saaooo 49% 1281% 24.73% aite. Mo.ooi-*asjoo 54% 12*1% 27.41% Bound Brook Animal Hospital. 403 W. Union Avenue, i Bound Brook. N.J. (3:00 P.M.) I on 19B0 Man I* am net amount Mr and a»a»mnom. OaiaiH ot Wiit oWf tn REAL ESTATE TO BE SOLD IF9UC un «MidmMi ot A»3mn Cwtmotw • 10± acres ot land, reslo/ed farmhouse with modern kitchen. S • «iuM M MU UBW iMlurttir In quarto grin I bedrooms. 3"i baths, swimmmg pool and greenhouse A riding Tha Maraat 19M • tha Nghaat aaowad by law and w« b* baaad on 70% of the moat recant track a-i-1 horsebam is also located on the property. S2-w«afc Traaaury BW yiaM. Annual ytaW of 12.61% may be roviaad wtian toderatreguta - • The real property also includes a 2 story building which housed a Veterinary Hospital Offices currently contain a fully equipped veterinary treatment and surgical facility VETERINARY HOSPITAL ASSETS CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING, AND MORE: k.-tiMr minimum, long term, high interest. . Stainless steel examining tables Bennett x-ray machine with table, controls and accessories. • 1343, Model C820 e Birtcher Model 755 Blendtome electro surgical unit with cart and accessories. • Soranson aspirator. Model 1810 • Bird Mark 7 resprator with rolling stand and accessories. NCWINEW1 ~ OuantiHexVMCFkxitec 3 with rolling stand A BurcMck EK/5A electrocardiograph with one Burdick CS/515 FWaMng StMm* monitor plus assorted surgical instruments, medical and office . paid month* • Inaurad to 9100fi00. by F8UC siippfces . . 1throMoftSapHmmr14 Bids wJlbe accepted on each property asawholeand by individual lot. Bidders upon real estate shall be required to place ten (10%) percent down at the time ot bid. ctos.ng in thirty (30) days. All sales subject to confirmation of Court to ne held on Sept. 28. 1981 at 9flO A.M. 'UHcatax Short tMrm, hiojh yioM. Complete terms of sale available upon request and to be announced prior to sale • The Readington property wiH be available lor inspection between the hoursoi3O0PMand500t>M on Sept 2.9.16and23; and between x ^iiiiiiEX the hours of lOOOA^Mandi^ 00PM on Sept 3.10.17and24.1981 For further information concerning the terms of the sale, or to make arrangements to inspect trw assets or real estate, or to obtain an itemized list of assets, please contact - • STEVEN a FUERST or RICHARD S. YUSEM timnq to ttOOjPOO. by F»UC at 201 526-3300 v^w va^va^BB^SB^v^vaBB^Bav v^p eavw^p^wiBH v^p^BPaavjaaVwaaB^Bva s^v PUm 5:63 or 84-day Investment Fund. Short ten 17th-18th-19th Thurs.-Fri.-Sot. Presented By The MONTGOMERY CROSSROADS ASSOCIATION ' irMmtgmttry Sbopping Center A'Princeton North Sioppiiig Center TV The VMy Shopptr . nundrccls of P#nny r Incn#r SPEdAlSI WATCH FOR OUR ' FULL PAGE ADVERTISEMENT INTHtSfAPE* 5-A recipe of the week Home economist to speak on 'canning and freezing' Hostesses for the Karen Else. Franklin High School and Freezing" will cover what should and Vpinnnnn^ fanVSnannV nW • |P.anaV OT aWnWJf CVQBJBJHf Waa» DC UCIIMLC VJLfHOU* nVl senior and FWC delegate to Girls' should not be frozen, how to avoid spoil- Sept. 14. at MMdlebesli Reformed Gsnfdi. Detares Still and Alice Moore. Citizenship Institute at Douglass is June, age through proper processing and freez- will report to the members on her experi- ing, and the economics of freezingan d ences during the week she spent with 400 canning. Ms. Kaiser likes to think of her other high school juniors throughout die program as "Preserving the Harvest". At League begins season state. The event was sponsored by the the conclusion of the program, there will New Jersey State Federation of Women's be a question and answer period and perti- Clubs. nent literature will be distributed to those with membership tea attending. Any woman interested in join- THE PRINCIPAL speaker will be ing Franklin Woman's Club is welcome Carol S. Kaiser. Home Economist with to attend this meeting. of Wo Voter. wiD ; you «re invited to attend the mem- the Cooperative Extension Service, Cook ZUCCHINI-STUFFED TOMATOES College, Rutgers University. Ms. Kaiser THE FWC ARTS and Crafts depart- i at tke Meadows on Tuesday evening, For further information about the tea or has been in Extension Economics for ment under the direction of Dolores Pas- 15 at 8 p.m. activities of the League call Ms. Jones at almost 14 years and writes a newsletter, quarelli will hold a workshop on deco- ' I^ggy Rortkr UMfc- 249-5783. "The Coffee Break;' which is available rated brooms at the home of Mary Jane V* cop t of the issues which will be upon request. She also speaks over Moeller on Gates Road on Wednesday rare tenure 1 R>. unpcriwl zucchini, chopped (4 cups) WCTC radio three times a day, Monday evening, Sept. 16, at 7:30 p.m. Members •sacaen, on? praousni or raaxmcuve Atlantic City through Saturday, and conducts an adult interested in attending and wishing furth- 2 cups mBskrooms. sliced Bf and local education program on home economics. er information should phone Ms. Pas- 1 medium onion, chopped "Canning quarelli at 873-2872. I clove garlic, minced outing planned fan, candi- 1 t. basil, crashed Vi\. sugar p '•fz. SINCE 1940 and lac moiiiHTnng of public HIM tings The Chamber of Commerce of Frank- 1 cup plain croutons Sandy Jones, membership chairper- lin Township will sponsor a bus trip to 1^ son, said she is looking forward to meet- Atlantic City on Friday evening Oct. 23. ing and welcoming prospective members The bus will leave K-Mart parking lot at "PUT YOUR FEET and renewing contact with fellowmem - Cut !£-inch slice off tops of tomatoes;'scoop out and reserve 5:30p.m. going to Park Place. The cost is BUSTER BROWN IN OUR HANDS" BUSTER BROWN ] bers of the League after the summer SIS per person. pulp. Sprinkle shells with salt. Chop pulp; combine with zuc- break. chuVi, mushrooms, onions, garlic, 1 teaspoon salt, basil, sugar, This includes bus trip and refresh- $5.00 OFF ANY PURCHASE OVER $3O!t5o" The League of Women Voters is a non- ments. After the bus reaches Atlantic and dash pepper, in a skillet with meted butter. ity service organization City/each person will get $10 in quarters acove, informefd d perticipaii - back. • Naturalizer • SpaMing • Keds * Fortune tioo in government. • Lif • Stride • Jarman • Hi-Pals * Texas Boots Cook, uncovered about 20 minutes or till liquid has evapo- Whether you are new in Franklin Make reservations by Oct. 16, by call- rated. Stir in croutons and spoon into tomato shells. Bake, Township or a long-time resident and ing the Chamber office at 846-5266. Re- • Charm Step * Converse covered, in 350" oven for IS minutes; uncover and bake for 10 would luxe to become informed and in- servations will be taken on a first come, volved in community, state and national first serve basis. 42 W. Main Street. 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The advanced office We have moved to a new office version is only $109.98. it plaaaad to announce that as of Because you purchase these units you will have no fk monthly rental charges from the phone company. DR. ROBERT I. KAPLAN D.P.M. September 1,1981 at has joined him in the practice of 37 South Main Street, Manville (formerly Manville Pharmacy) Podiatzie Medirine and Surgery r For your convenience we will have a Main Street entrance and a buck Rt. 27 ftPanoMo t Rd. 205 Wart Main St. EdiaocN.J. SomMvUla, N.I. entrance with parking in the rear. (201)494-5577 (201) 685-1866 We look forward to seeing you there! Fucilio 8C Warren Funeral Home LaVake requests the pleasure of Dwth is the eternal inevitability, the assisting you •sost red of all realities. Yet, h is in the selection of your •11'-^; perhaps, the hardest of all realities to Wedding Invitations lace. The raneral director, more than most people, has a sympathetic un- and derstandincoftheiiatiireofgrief.Heis Social Stationery them, a ntwanHn, samport, when a featuring fine papers to be by Crane 20S SOUTH MAIN STREET MANVILLE, NEW JERSEY SSC H 54 Nassau Street Princeton. New Jersey 08530 HN ft ZttEWSO, OWNER (609)9244)624 .September 10,1981 Photos by Andrea Kane and Paul Savage TWO-YEAR-OLD Jeffrey PAUL SHIELDS flies through the air while bouncing on the trampoline Rauch scales the beam during his first class. New gymnastics school opens for young and old With a hefty toaa. years of experience The equipment is housed in a large and There will also be a training squad with and tots of sweat. Paal has opened Shield well kept warehouse, which is well lit competition in mind. Gymnastics at 178 South Route 206 in and high enough for the flying athletes as they work out at the school. There is a The idea and some of the hard work rum Macaw, gyaaaaoc* H ao- Hillsborough. h is the fast gymnastics may be Paul's but the school is a complete K« He has been hooked on ttsaace school in Hillsborough and only the changing room, shower* are being instal- led and a faculty room as well as two family venture. His dad Robert, brother las tuphontore year at Mara College m second in the county. Dan. mother Virginia and brothers Tom Upmost New York when he was 19 The 27 year-old acquired a warehouse and Kevin all pitch in their work to help K% a warn.-on lor me haaca $y iiaiaitw:* near Camptom Road dtat can accommo- From toddlers to adults, there are clas- the school get off the ground. Paul's old- MBHd be f oaad he had me perfect body date. wim room to spare, all die equip- ses to please all. The toddlers and their est brother, Robert, is studying at the far rt he * rfnm 5'7-\ ment for uaaiBilif i There are two sets moms can come and work out two days a University of Maryland and has not had 145 i of ua-cven parallel bars, a pummel hone week under Paul's supervision. He the chance to help out yet, according to which converts into a vanning hone, two teaches the bask rudiments to the pupils Paul's mother,. Virginia. Ol inc I -45 poMNfe. not one of ion » full «ue uanyoliart. two small trampo- with an emphasis on creative movement. After only a few days of operation, teuv waned la fact hen a km 145 He liaes. a full 40* by 40" floor exercise mat. He also teaches pre-schoolers, kinder- over 120 students have signed up. Most of 160 bat he hat lost to garteners, regular classes for girls and boys from grades I through 6. junior clas- the students are learning with Paul for the ; for a food paay first time. » come. Paal says ses that einphatiir single routines, high school Claaat*. adult classeaforbeginners "I've had very few little kids not come raaway. aast a set of rings for male gym- with private lessons available and also back." Paul said as be just finished a class few allots time for cheerleaders to work out. with three toddlers Tuesday morning. "It doesn't take them long to know exactly what I want." Two of die students with Paul on Tues- day morning were there for the first time and they had no trouble — although a little more attentive to the photographer taking their picture — bouncing on the trampoline or walking on the balance beam. The whole time Paul and their mothers were carefully supervising them. "Everything is safety first," he said. "The students are insured through the United States Gymnastics Federation (USGF). They're covered everywhere when they join the USGF." Students must pay $8.50 along with PAUL does some of the non-teaching duties getting his school ready. their, fees when they enroll to join the USGF and that insures diem and makes mem members of the group. Paul is —«*«**<< in teaching the classes by his brother Dan, 21, and Paul's fian- cee. Lisa Korboba who is also an accom- plished gymnast. A graduate of Hillsborough High School in 1972. Paul is a lifelong-resident of Hillsborough, growing up near Man- ville. He attends township schools. As an athlete, he was on the high school football team, track and field team and the wrestling squad. At Ithaca, on an academic scholarship, he played football and ran track before "jumping" over to the gymnastics team. He was the coach of the Princeton Uni- versity gymnastics team for two years, the Kean College squad for a year and also coached the Bridgewater-Raritan West team for two seasons. A gymnastics official, he holds a degree in physical education and health from Ithaca. Prior to opening the school, Paul taught tumbliag at the New Jersey Center for the Ptrfonniag Arts in1 Somervilk. "It's a big sport and it's gonna get bigger." be said. The United Stales in building a powerhouse in the sport but die 1910 Olympic boycott ruined the chances for gold. But, those chances, Paul said, can be revived. "It's an individual sport," according lo Paul. "For the first time the U.S. 111 ai haii fin yjitlrt in inarm it irmil To sign-up for classes at the school call 874-3301 or stop by the school which is jwt Mk of Packard's Market. OMSCS ran fcoaa S30 to $60 per month plus the USOf nKaabenbipiae. DAN SHIELDS and Paul bounce around outside the school on Route 206. S-A Thursday, September 10. 1961 Marion Lynn Schurick is wed to HMchael Scott Sampson •••MaMM LVM Sa^baWfeftC faaMnaB^aV atrf Mr. Mi MB. Chafes Scfcwfcck of Mis* were Sous Scburick of of *e bride, Mr. art Mm. Oafcriel Hafl ofKtarvile Laa ot lurami* i""ffTrt Of asd Mr. and MB. Grape SMUW of the bride. Mated. me married Aug I at St. Tiw|*-|ffn—rrt»lii nwihinPiri Nick Rego of Lake Hopafcong served laa. Tke Rev. Thomas Dzureada offici- as best man. Ushers were Gerald Schnr- ick of Hilbborough, brother of the bride, and Doug Randolph of Raritan. The bride wore a i A 1977 graduate of Manville Hig* with a flouace hem and loag School, the bride is employed by Onto The bodkx wat appbqoed with va- Pharmaceutical Corp. of Raritan. The groom is a 1976 graduate of Bridgewater- Rsritan West High School and is em- QUBQ VfsBI mMdUIIS UCC •uBCnCO VO m ployed by Holland-Rantos of Bound rafertip veil with lace trim. She carried a Brook. silk bowqiKi of while rotes and babies The coupk took a wedding trip to Para- Given in marriage by her father, the dise Island in the Bahamas and will reside bride was attended by Margaret Apgarof in Raritan. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Cook Cheryl Seeber, Chris Cook are married in Remington Cheryl L. Seeber, daughter of Mr. and ist was Glenn MiUer. Seeber of Neshanic Station served as ty of Colorado. She is employed by Uni- Mrs. Charles Seeber of Neshank Station, The bride, who was given in marriage junior bridesmaid. versity Hospital. Colorado. Th£* groom and Christopher M. Cook, son of Mr. and by her parents, wore a white, long jersey attended Greece Olympia High School. The groom's best man was Steven Mn. Kenneth Woytek of Denver. Colo.. with a v-neck and long train. She carried a Fort Lewis College and the University of Cook, and ushers were Corey Seeber of were married Aug. 22 at the Remington fan of silk flowers. She was attended by Colorado. He is employed by U.S. New Jersey. Craig Seeber of Texas and Methodist Church. Mrs. Dennis Morreil of Parish, N.Y. as Geological Survey. David Woytek of New York. matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. The Rev. James Smith and the Rev. Xn Cochran of Charlotte, N.C.; Denise The bride attended Reynolds High Following a wedding trip to the Jersey Wayne Cramsey officiated the ceremony. Coumans of Chapel Hill. N.C.; and Lee School and Western Carolina University, shore and Vail. Colo., the couple will The soloist was Pat Devine and the organ- Johnson of Winston-Salem. N.C. Cerena both in North Carolina, and the Universi- reside in Northglenn. Colo. IMPORTANT AUCTION PERSIAN AND ORIENTAL RUGS Demand by overseas creditors Closed down the agency Note about this auction: Due to the closing down of an agency and with- drawal of representation by the Persian Carpet exporter, the exporters are for- ced to alter their plans and now. we. by authorization of those financially con- 1 cerned have been instructed to dispose of these and-other bales of valuable Try to handmade Oriental and Persian carpets, rugs, and runners which have been in storage for a long period of time. thai day in SepU THIS IMPORTANT AUCTION TO BE HELD AT: NASSAU INN Palmer Square, Princeton THURS., SEPT. 10 8 P.M. Exhibition 7 P.M. This collection consists of some valuable: KERMAN. KASHAN. TABRIZ. HAMADAN. ARDEBIL. ABADBH. BOKHARA. PURE SILK QV\E. N A1N. ESFEHAN. and many others from China and Pakistan in all sizes. Each rug.comes with a certificate of Authenticity. Sunday, Oriental rugs will be given away as tloor prizes. September 13 Sponsor: Dry us Galleries 20I-22T-6484 Terms: Cash or check Hm Get the paper ei-ery iveek Menu in your mailbox. Subscribe Complete Dinner $12.95 Per Person. Children under 10 half price. {609) 924-5412 Appetizers Soups Tiny Shrimp Cocktail or French Onion, Gratinee or Fresh Cut Fruits Cream of Mushroom Sheer Illusions Mixed Green Salad from Entries CASTLEBERRY Sliced Sirloin of Beef, au jus Roast Leg of Lamb, Minted Pear Knits Served with Roast Potatoes ' Crisp Duckling, Boneless Breast of Chicken, a rOrange Cognac Sauce Served with Mixed Wild Rice Fresh Fillet of Flounder Stuffed with Tiny Shrimp, Lobster Sauce Served with Boiled Potatoes AU Entrees Served with Tiny Carrots and Stringbeans. Desserts Apple Pie a la mode Creamy Cheese Cake Chocolate Mousse Cake Our little black dress for late day drama is accented Coffee, Tea, Sanka with captivating open weaving on yoke and sleeve. Grandparents' Day dinner will be served in the Greenhouse from 3 p.m. Washable 100% polyester. Also in mulberry and in the Tap\ Room from 5 p.m. Reservations accepted. Regular menu available. For 8 to 18. 150/ The. Sunday Brunch Buffet ...is a tradition at the Nassau Inn, where the specialties of the chef one served in lavish, beautiful abundance. Join us at the Inn's Dining Room and the Tap Room between U:30 a.m. and2:30p.m. or in the Greenhouse for a traditional Sunday Brunch menu. It's a delightful experience. Hmf price for children under 10 'SSM/INN • Princrton NJ 9-A Karen MKer la bride Class of '71 plans reunion The Franklin Township High -School able to Reunion 81 and mail to Steve and of Stanley Cwatnski Oats of 1971 will hold them 10-year Cheryl O'CooneU, 109 Connolly Road, reunion on Nov. 27 at the Travelodge Mffitown, 08850, or Margie Oreka De- of Mr. art Jr. of Middlesex, nephew of the groom. rnomoe m wauiant. bow. 2 Rochelle Place, Kendall Park, 08824. i Jr.. an of Mr. (fee*. " P^ewpcc- Tickets are $25 a person and must be For further information, call the F. Cwaliaaki of Mid- Robert Vosbriack of DUlkm. S.C obtained by Sept. 15. Make checks pay- O'ConneDs at 828-4982. IA»g. I at the Kirk- SCfTOG M DCSt HftML UauCTS WCVC WtftCT Jen University witii Robert Hynoski. both of Manville; Party is given for Mary Canney oae Rev. A* Otsea officiating. Zujkowski of Pittsburgh. Pa.; The bride wore a while Qiana gown Carl Kuaapl of South Orange; Dave A surprise 7TJth birthday party for Mary Knox, Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Knox and designed by Alfred Aagdo. The town Weidenbach of Huntington Beach, Canney of 1111 W. Camplain Road. daughter Leann, Eileen Knox and Patrick fatted a high aeddiae and deep illusion CaKf.; and Mike Krct of Nudey. Manville was given Sept. 4 by her daugh- Knox. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. bodice adoraed with sift veniae lace, and The bride is a 1976 graduate of Manvil- ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Michael Ruby and daughter Can, Mr. faO chiffon bishop sleeves with a straight le High School. She attended Glastboro Knox. and Mrs. John Katko, Keith Ireland, Mr. State and Somerset County colleges abd [sleeve. Her skirt was accordion ple- The affair was attended by Mrs. Can- and Mrs. Joseph Katko4md Mr. and mrs. is employed by IngenoU-Rand Co.. Pis- ated aadfeU into her chapel-leagtb train, ney's grandchildren: Mr. and Mrs. James Edward Rhoades. which was hemmed ia chantilly and cataway. The groom is a 1975 graduate of veaue lace. Her veil fen from a hat of Middlesex High School and received a chiffon and chantilly lace. The bride car- bachelor of science degree in electrical Hit graduates armor school ried silk while roses and babies breath in a engineering from Rutgers University. He cascade. is employed by RCA Astroelectronics, Army National Guard Pvt. Jeffrey R. The training was conducted under the Given in marriage by her father, the Princeton. Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph HiU of One Station Unit Training (OSUT) prog- bride was attended by her sister, Melanie The couple took a wedding trip to Myr- 31 Parkside St., Somerset, has graduated ram, which combines basic combat train- Miller, as maid of honor. Bridesmaids tle Beach. S.C. and will reside in Mid- as an armor crewman at the U.S. Army ing and advanced individual training into wefe Sandra McHugh. Sharon Gordon dlesex. Armor School, Fort Knox, Ky. one 13-week period. and Cany Gromack. all of Manvilk: Nadja Zujkowski of South Bound Brook; Paula Wetdenbach of Huntington Beach. Calif.; and Lydia Diaco of Middlesex, lister of die groom. Lisa Miller of Man- vine, sister of die bride, and Ron Diaco CfllL NOW FOR It should be affordable to every child who FREE needs it. GEORGE WARREN & VINYL ESTIMATE And it's likely to be the dentistry that you have planned for the longest. The treat- Theatre Donee SAVE ON REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ment that you now foresee should be discussed completely. Payment, too, can "Training for Hie Stag*' Rigid Vinyl Covered Aluminum be planned according to individual needs. 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SCHOOL your Chedong tads eem a M 5^% per annum Mer- o>«yxwana«racsveFREEQa1 estroornpounded deflyi (wMi en epecsve annuel yield of 201-757-7677 17t Rf. 206 South (at th« Complain Rd. light past Packard's Market) All Olympic Events — Boys and Girls Toddlers through Adults Pi: Registrations Now Being Accepted II 874-3301 TheFi 11A Adolt Ed offers home study vention will conduct a security audit of at the same time giving many practical 1 > BBC OppOltMHly tO men own house or apartment and also techniques for improving teen/adult rela- m me couBon of learn practical ways to deter burglars. Since a burglary occurs every 12 seconds —Improving Memory: A Home •••ity/adHli tfffcftflf will beoffenn^five in the United States, there is a real need to Study Course by Roger Rozeboom, Crea- become more security conscious. tive Dimensions, Inc. of Denver, Colora- do. Having an effective memory is critic- < —Rapid Reading: A Home Study al to our everyday functioning. This Course by Stephen A. 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At .Regular readers of this space know mat. fiat blush it boggles the mind; on reappraisal it seems to make my primary interest, and that of the Ne* •one tune — but not entirely. Jersey Conservation Foundation (NJCF), the argument is that die existing taw is unenforceable (an which I serve as executive director, is the care and preservation of open space here estimated 500,000 driven do not cany any insurance) and what in America's most densely populated n moie. the law is unafTordabk for thousands of driven. It is state. That's because we see open space hard to argue either point — obviously it is unenforceable and preservation as essential to the present and future well-being of the people who obviously it b unaffordabfc to many and an onerous burden to live in this state we're in. most. But eliminate the insurance requirement entirely? Open space preserves water quality and Insurers are in favor of the bill, stating it will sharply reduce supply, air quality and recreational claims and diat die majority of those now carrying top-of-die- opportunities for our people. * But this matter of open' space preservation has line liability coverage win continue to do so. They cite die case another significant factor' which needs of Florida which has gone this route as an example that sustains emphasis, and thVt is preservation of the rich historical heritage of New Jersey. A great deal of our Open space preservation To remain mandatory under the proposal of two assembly- is tied directly to historical aspects, and to men: would be die uninsured motorist coverage which provides the related structures which stand on the protection if a motorist is involved in an accident with an land. ' \ uninsured driver. This is why I'd li^e to call attention to a pair of important public meetings in the mas. is a difficult proposal to endorse or to refute. Proponents near future, both aimed at historical pre- pouat to the fact that currently an 18-year-old driver who lives in servation which automatically ties into Newark pays $1,800 for liability and personal injury protec- open space preservation. NJCF is a co- sponsor of both, along with other in-, tion. If diat motorist bought only the personal injury protection terested statewide organizations from the his bid would be $167. private sector. Most industry observers are convinced that auto insurance THE NEW JERSEY Rural Conserva- premiums will continue to spiral. Persons with few assets are tion Conference on Sept. 19 will be held paying exorbitant prices to protect nothing but dieir conscience. all day at Smithville. the Burlington But (herein lies the rub. Should not every motorist be responsi- County historical complex .near Mount Holly. Its primary sponsor is the National ble for any damage or injury he may cause while on the Trust for Historic Preservation. highways? The obvious answer is yes. But what do you do The National Trust is the only outfit of when a driver simply cannot afford to provide such protection its kind: a private, nonprofit nationwide and yet must drive to earn a living? It is a difficult problem. organization dedicated to encouraging local groups to protect sites, buildings Perhaps die system could function with mandatory (slightly and areas of value in terms of American more expensive) uninsured driver coverage and optional liabil- pam's world by pam hersh history. Since 1979 the National Trust's "Rural Project" has provided education- ity insurance. That way each driver would have protection in al and field services for nonprofit and case of an accident and motorists would buy only the protection public agencies seeking to protect rural dsty could afford. It would bring many of diose 500.000 totally • hattoncapAsources. . •.. -- uninsured drivers into some form of coverage at least. The Smithville conference, about When it's 'Culture,' it's serious which you should telephone 609-261- It is possible, of course, as some critics maintain that the 5068 for information on attendance, is proposal would provide a bonanza for liability lawyers and the Americans usually take culture very This weekend 1 decided to give my explanation of the sculpture show. Much being staged through a grant from the courts would be inundated with lawsuits. But certainly some- seriously. Culture is good for you — in children (Rebecca. 8, and Matthew, 4) a to my enlightenment, we were viewing a Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation. dung must be done about the ridiculous, costs of auto insurance the same way a big fat vitamin is good for taste of culture. The Hersh family went to post-minimalist exhibit of the post- The other gathering, which NJCF is you. At times it may be hard to swallow, New York to see the Whitney Museum's minimalists of the 1960s and 1970s. also co-sponsoring, will be the "Pre- and this is a proposal the General Assembly should study but in the long run you will benefit from exhibit of Disney Animations and Ani- "The work of five modern artists...fo- servation Caucus" on Oct. 17 at Mon- intensely. the cultural experience. mators, an exhibit which I thought would cuses on die development of their unique mouth College in West Long Branch. be palatable to my under-cultured chil- approaches to sculpture. Offering numer- dren. ous examples of their sculpture made THIS EVENT will address four areas since the late 1960s and early 1970s, it of primary concern: funding and financ- by adam levin THE CRITICS hailed the Disney dis- provides an opportunity for a more com- ing of preservation projects; desfen irihis- consumer corner play as "fascinating," "not to be mis- plete view of their individual sculptural toric districts; legislation and I \ sed." The museum brochure described statements, as well as an insight into in preservation; and building a I the show as the "first museum exhibition aspects of recent American Sculpture." constituency for the preservatii to explore the special characteristics of cept. \ animation drawing and film...to present WHY MUST ART exhibits always Persons interested in making AT. Lev* is ato of ate DhUomet IP" i I* fot^LtoNfWS RECORD 1S-A fo flie editor environmental brief 'i; .• aaj aaavaae aMt or o+cr torsi i They are ably cktycy aad h or pate liaoolor. eareaoftbesei •war m*mmm*Btimvm v^ »•••» ••«*» .theyarei . that cms totop . part of they euat. Tae pale colon aad roottliag in fae soils in these materials are indicative and restricted There aow it link as evidence of this clayey poskion relate directly to the Aid Sapad. PQ Box py cenani pi WOT, ine oe- NJ. 0tt73. " • V A^fc^ IM BMMAIBAAS —HI ilia*! • il _IM- •••HIM posks and the sods in them therefore call ; JoaaF away. iroTlwn ci fare Hv,t Ifcmigli wcs nocBnc, touchQ an ord worwesnt lor sDcctal manaitdttdtt for satocmns of the jmakm of aiafrwayi 27 aad 318, and fanning, and they present special leduncBtt identified by geologists as problems, too. for septic systems. beaag of laariac origin. They cover sever- al hundreds of acres and reach consider- able thickness. They differ from other At the Public Library Handcrafts on consignment Rosemary Leath. owner of The Mill- what things to make, where to look for stone Workshop on River Road in the materials and supplies, pricing and borough of Millstone will discus bow to marketing. Register beginning Sept. get started selling your hand-crafted work 8. Piogiaui scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. on a consignment basis — determining IS. at 10:30 a.m. Successes, strengths and support Tommie Bryan, experienced adult ing one's strengths and special skills as education teacher. Middlesex County steps towards successful career planning College instructor and author of Learning and development. Register beginning for Living will discuss increasing self Sept. 9. Program slated for Wednesday. "SOOPER STAR" Mark Nastus awaits a bus home following his first day Sept. 16, at 7:30 p.m. confidence and identifying and develop- at the Elizabeth Avenue School. (Andrea Kane photo* editor's notebook by aubrey hustori On the road — bicycle style The lure of the open road has been The beginning of the trip proved to be breakfast. Staying nostly on back roads, the calling many young people lately — but the toughest, a clean-shaven Jeb said dur- "In the beginning, east of Colorado, Elmira students wound Xheir way through not in die same way it did Jack Kerouac in ing his visit. (His full beard, intact when people would ask us where we were going Idaho. Wyoming, Oregon and down the the late 1950s he left, became the victim of some friend- — and couldn't believe it. West of Col- California coast to San Francisco, their A young friend. Jeb Bums, dropped by ly hazing somewhere in Idaho.) The five orado, people asked us where we haddestination. on Friday to relate some of his tales of cyclists had spent the last five weeks of come from — and couldn't believe it," Back now on the Jersey flats, Jeb says bicycling across the United States from school riding 30 miles per day. but this Jeb said. he has to keep riding to maintain the lean Cape Cod! to San Francisco. Apparently did not prepare them for the rigors of the There were other travelers along the build he perfected on the trip. Minus 20 this had been a dream which belonged 100-mile-per-day pace they set. route too. including the disaffected pounds, the former Princeton Day School both to Jeb and his friend at Elmira (N. Y.) "We thought we were (in shape)—but lawyer from St. Paul. Minn., who "had hockey player is looking forward to work- College. Paul Pratt. we weren't," Jeb admitted. "That first lost a case he said was the most unjust ing out with Elmlra's varsity while he "Paul and 1 had been thinking about it week we were pretty sore." thing he'd ever seen. He retired and built plans his next long-distance ride. for abpnt two yean. ,W^e-Ulke*i the other Thegrauo bad little, trouble making the a houseboat and was cruising downohe thin •*> it." and they were off on June crossing,' facing only three days of rain Mississippi. He tried to get us to go with 26 from Cape Cod. Jeb said. during their 38 days of riding. They took a him." Aubrey Huston is the managing editor total of 14 days off to rest and visit friends But Jeb and his friends pushed on and of The Princeton Packet. THE CHESTNUT STREET resident who live along die route. Flat tires, the ran into some cycling Frenchmen and also said that although he was an inexperi- bane of all long-distance cyclists, turned a young couple riding a tandem bike — enced bicyclist, he had more time in the out to be their major hassle. pulling a homemade trailer containing Need a new ear? saddle than his friends Pratt. Mitchell their dog. Kahn of Long Island. and Chris Barry and "PEOPLE WERE really hospitable "I think the guy was doing most of the on Labor Day teiColon W Park. Mike Cullinan. who along with Pratt are to us." Jeb recalled. "Some let us camp work; he was huge," Jeb said, alluding to Check the classified pa§«s. , ;. (Andre* Kane photo) residents of Massachusetts. on their yards, and some even cooked us the young man's physique. ' October 1981 S M T W T Jf S BUSINESS GUIDE S M T W T F S 1 2^-3 4 S 12 3 • 7 • TiOlJ.12 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 13 14 15 16 trtl 19 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 27 2t 29 30 ' Calendar Of Week's Events 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 MEN'S WEAR HOME& FARM & UNIFORMS PRINTING >V. SaTtflJMMRI* NOeu mo a for fa* programs - IHUboro Rec. FtANKUN BICYCLE Comm. 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. • HHsboro High School Dave's Men's & *-'>OOOS (MO e*H> MtO 8pm -HM «gh School library. Gym. Programs *** be hsM in soccer, tumbling Er JET OFFSET 1 '1111 MID Wf AIM) Boys Shop CENTER Franttaan Township Councfl ntMfeng •8 p.m. gymnssbes. Printing & 1 CMt» MA Wood Pimuw Set—ninom. Somaw it Ha TUBOAY. SiPTiMUBt IS _~^U*.1\ (AMTM | 5 to 8 pm Also Fridays 11 :m. to 2 Senior Citizens ere iwetcomed to use the Com- 41 S. Main St* Typesetting 1 tumau IMC*I *eoon p.m. munity Room in ManvMe Public Library. 10 a.m. to 3 Mccmactcmi Som. Hunter. Chapter of WOWS Dance-Social Monville 200S.MairiSL,lun«iHe 1 p.m. 8:30 pm to midnite HoRdey tnn. Route 22. ManxMe Board of Health meeting - 7:30 p.m. SomarvOs. Adm. MOO. Info:cat4830673 Formal Wear Craft desess with Kay Sekes. sponsored by Rec. 7254488 1 BELLE MEAD Movie "Oliver" 7pm SomerviHe Public Library. CoffaTYi. BoQaTaTasrs ciaWWft vi cfOCnot & kmttinQ - For Hire ^-FARMERS CO-OP To reganer cat: 725-1336. OKM SATURDAYS ManviHe Pub. Library. • • Policemen We specialize 1 UMENOAO Community Schools Reg. for adult • Mailmen In ALL TYPES 1 Parents Without Partners. Inc. Dance - 9 p.m. to 1 7 to 9 p.m. - HMsboro High School Lobby, • m Rantan Manor. Somarv*a Grets. r for a* desess of Jointure for Comm. Adult 725-9027 of Printing 1 Temple Beth B Welcome Wagon sabbath service- Ed. 7:30 p.m. • 67 Rt. 206. South Somerviae. Women* Club of HMaboro 1st fan meeting - 6 pm MOVING £ LIQUORS SATURDAY. SCTIMBB* IS - Cafeterie. Triangle Roed School. Pot kick supper. PRINTING Shop Fate Food Expo - Noon, to 8 p.m. Also Sun. 11 bus. meeting, social hour. STORAGE a.m. to 6 p.m. • Meedowtends Arene. Rt. 3 & Tum- AY. SantMBH114 p**. Eat. 16W. East Rutherford. Free admisrion Er BOtCMJQUOtS Monthly meeting of ManvWe Rec. Comm. 7 30 pertong. Food Tasting, food information, demon- pm. - ManvOa Pubic Library. 1 SOPKO RITE-AWAY INSTANT 1 strations, samples, pruss. Parents Without Partners. Inc. social meeting - 830 • . Agent< s for N f PRINTING CENTER 1 ' p.m. - Raiiian Manor. SdmsrvMe Circle. 1 Wheaton Van Lines, Inc. Centrsl Comic Book & Bseeba* Card Show - 10 Ifaafaau Sr. Citizens social meeting -1 p.m. to 3 • MOVING & a.m. to 5 pm - Travetodge. 1860 Easton Avenue. p.m. - Poash Falcon Camp. COPIES 50 1 Somervae. Mo: cat 4694060 1 -; STORAGE. INC MarwMe Communitv School Reg. for adult < BJ "We Print Everything" • Annual Picnic - Moty Ghost Church. 249 So. 7 Ave.. 7 to9p.m.-MaWsHgh School Lobby -Reg. for all H Frrmit »5 12 noon on Church grounds - Pjrogi. Open Saturdays 1 desese for Jointure for Comm. Adult Ed. . kobeai £r aauerkraut & other ethnic 1 Local t long Dittanc* foods. THUK1OAY. SaTTOWm 17 • . * 422 Rt 206 South 1 of the Ubrary meeting - 7:30 p.m. - • 35 No. 17th Av» HMsborough. N.J. • (Professional Center) • Tnpteis Dub 2 to 4 pjn. • Tea for Prospective new i Pub. Library. I Manvill* 874-5660 ' • members at *m home of Mrs. Toni Moore. 17 Culver Fnt Aid & Rescue Squad w» hold ad- aj» ^*ailTaBa»«aBaai afafav a^aaV ftfaa venosd 1st aid courses Monday ft Wednesdays - 7 to I 201-725-7758 -• • H 1476. 10 pjn. No tee. South SL BMge- ManvOe. Info: 725- BMbte for 0703 or. 725-4675 after 6 p-m. \l JSTS* Society of Magyar PM. Church. So. 6 Frankkn Township Zoning Bd. of Adj. meeting - 8 TRAVEL To be hsU September 20 12J0U5 pan. Res. 722-1821 or i HMaboro ParvMng Bd. meeting - 8 pjn. Stood Pressure Screenings, Som. Heart Assn., BridgswaMr - 5 to 8 p.m. Also Fridays 11 s.m. to 3 1 Atlantic Citv 1 Mian SCnOov aario wfagon Assn. mseUng pjn. 8pjn.ati 1 .^n1 Daily Departures 1 La Leche League of IMsLuu meeting - 8 p.m. - • ToRsnt •pjn. 1 fromManvill* 1 MoccatE. Wedyke 874-3807. 1 Ihn School Rag. (or aduk Penny Safe eponeored by Ladtos Aux. HBeboro 1 $15.00 Round Trip 1 Mgh School Of afaV I C 1 with $5^ in quarters 1 1 Space 1 inAuanticCrty 1 CaM 1 wf I September 13 1 72&3300 I TRAVa AGENCY 1 1 . 722-5555 1 16-A Thursday, September 10,1981 Apples, tears. and cheer, it's the first day of school! PHIL CAZOWSKI, 7, is reassured by mother Uz that returning to school won't be too dreadful. GOING BACK to school or starting school for the first time is a different experience for each child. Schools opened in Franklin Township and at Christ The King and Sacred Heart Schools in Manville on Tuesday, Sept. 8. Pictured are various reactions of chil- dren to the experience. Back to school blues Davfcf MHar. tw new guy in town, doesn't scon loo anxious tobegi n at Chnst The King School. PATTY O9CAEU. Man/teeth Serra and Chris Krzerntmtt. Tin gnMtwiyigst to focw««ch other at the Sacred K MICHAEL BICKER participates Heart School .. in a "getting to know each other" game. MOM LOOKS relaxed enough, but daughter Mar- Andrea Kane phobs garet Vaccarelle looks a little apprehensive about entering school for the. first time. LEARN HOW TO COMMUNICATE 4TWCKS. t A PORTION OF OUR USED CAR ft TRUCK INVENTORY FORD MOTOM CAMS ATTEND CLASS CLOSE TO HOME BUY t A Series of Six Lectures and OR „ Open Discussions in Small Groups LEASE E p On ^v^nnm FMipm itfAI fw A\m M^I I ftfufwyftw mmm r*m Tft»cttB 2 erf • - !Ca«T1iaaLaMaMnCtfTiM«WIMYe«Ma*.NearT1ieEiitfO4TlMiM \ ""* "* WywoMths. Dlicounf Japanaie Impart* « UNDERSTANDING COUPLE AND FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS A.M.andP.M.i rt.21 For Information, Call 201-254-0122 »»»i*f» ittn S38W Tf HC JMMV UM^ »i«a 4 a* D> M M PI M AM'.IM SSI CAREER OPTIONS lulling. Will T»»t« 40 Hummete -Set Lenox Gold Band Good Household-Antiques PUBLIC AUCTION The Meyers (totd home) phis ArmabeHe Story Estate 22 Maple Ave.# Pennington, N.J. (oH 401 S. Main to E. WeWnB to Maple) (Rain Date-Next Oay) 2 sets £r other bedroom furniture; Early Am. dinette; Color TV; Centennial Walnut tripod table; Marquetry 1890 table; Living & dining rooms; Good jukebox; kneehots deak; 2 fibs; IS oriental rugs; Lenox & other kwery china; Complete gold band Lenox dmner set; Old coftaction 40 Hummels; Antique china & glass; pijfwilnwpX etc! Gjoo* Addrtioii'tl f MM wrote, and Annette Tokirehearse their part in the band's field Drumming up show. The band just completed a week at the band camp held at the Frankfln High Schools drum line: (left to right) BWy Dumas. Chris high school. Athletic Booster Club Hillsborbugh Baptist Church PORSCHE-AUD! TRADES New Amwet. 6 Auien Roads seeks new members Sonwrvite. Naw Jersey OaW USED CARS Rtw. Robert L Hastem, IMfVWJett* That time of year has rolled around The first meeting for the 1981-82 Pastor 4 Door, Kght green metallic, beige int.. 4 cyl., auto., man. agam for the Franklin High School Athle- son will be hesd on Tuesday evening, nMM3SM€02 steering & brakes, air cond.. sunroof, AM/FM cissette, tic Booster Club to*«rge parents to be- Sept. 15,.8 p.m. in the high school SERVICES: 8834 mie». M995. CAL CHASE, Frank*! Hsgh School band < come active members of the club. The cafeteria. The agenda will be: presenta- Sunday- f:4SA.M. 1M0 Honda CMc Wagon daiojrsfn of Itw lianas in«cning sh ch* is again in need of parents to help tion of slate of officers for the year and 11KWAJM. Met. brown, 4 cyl., auto., AM/FM stereo, man. steering •thieve the goals set up for the Franklin vote of general membership; Lea Riven,. ft brakes. 20.722 miles. High School Athletic Booster Club. football coach will speak on die football 7:00 P.M. One goal is the task of raising money to team and its upcoming season and die Thursday —7:4S P.M. 1980 Audi 4000 help defray the cost of the Annual Sports new soccer coach, Bruce Hunt, will speak Sflver, blue vetour, 4 cyl., 4 spd., man. steering & brakes, Golf Tournament on what to expect from the soccer tean in air cond.. AM/FM stereo, very dean. 27.900 miles. Banqnrt held in Jane. "Your children devote many noun a week in their athletic the future. Work for YOU #8196. 1979 Audi Fox endeavors and you as parents could help "Remember parents, even if this is not sponsored by PBA Copper met. 2 door. 4 cyl. auto., man. steering & your child's season, die booster crab to support them by attending the monthly brakes, AM/FM stereo, air cond., 43.060 miles. meeting of the Franklin High School works for all sports in the higfi school and Vmht Athletic Booster Club," publicity chair- needs year help all year tang," Mr. Nest- foaUm Towatfup PBA will span- Fraaklin Towaship Senior Citizen's I 1979 Plymouth Horizon MKBIISMHIIUQU lmiiMncM on man John Nestvogel said. vogel said. Friday. Sept IS. at Hkc Beaker Hill Golf 4 door. red. 4 cyl.. auto., AM/FM, sunroof, air cond., man. steenng & brakes, 38,829 miles. Count m the Griggstown section of Reservations may be made by contact- Ftwkim ing Detective Mike Giuoojy or Patrol- Chamber slates golf outing 1979 OMa CUUBM SaMn TIK S2D calry fee wdadet gieem fees. man Nick Mankaao at 873-2300. All . v — 4 ooor, met. brown. V-8. auto., pwr. steering & brakes, and hot ballet with area residents are invited to participate Business Community members and re- door prizes and awards for closest to pin, air cond.. 48,020 miles. Very dean. aadaoda. All proceed* will goto th e Cut-off date forreservations U Sept. 15. sidents of Franklin are invited to partici- longest drive, low net, 2nd low net, low mi pate in the Chamber of Commerce gross and 2nd low grata. Everything is 1977 Audi Fox Annual Golf Outing to be held on Tues- included in the $30 registration fee. 2 Door, Rght green, beige vinyl int., 4 cyl.. 4 speed, man. jday. Sept. 22. Tee off is 10 a.m. at steering & brakes, air cond.. AM/FM. 34.900 miles. * YWCA schedules Spooky Brook Golf Coarse. Sauna. Anyone interested in attending may sha*MeraHtl pUK pliiilkgH WIN be avail- register by caffing the Chamber office at for fat swimming able at the Travelodge immediately after- ,846-5266 or contacting Ed Onka, Golf Brown. 2 door. 4 cyl.. 4 spd.. man. steering & brakes, wards, followed by a barbecue dinner and Committee Chairman, at 873-2730. TRANSMISSION sunroof, air cond., AM/FM. 59.382 mites. SPECIAUSTS Tryoaxs for the YWCA of Central enced memben at 6 JO-7:3O and teen-age 1977 Porsche 911 Coup* Swan A Dmog Team. Syachro- gifts 13 to 17 at 7:30-8:30 p.m. Adult Brown-saddle learner int., 6 cyl.. 5 spd.. man. steering, Ctab. -aad American Red Cross women are encouraged to join this crea- MUFFLER IFowlgnCors pwr. brakes, air cond.. sunroof, mag. wheels, 39,731 life Sayssg will be held in tive swimming uiogiaiu by trying out on -"**• $15,995. ID IsMKrti ttat begmmtg of the Thursday morning at 9:30-10:30 or at read 1979 Mercedes 460 SEL ".30 p.m. iDunoBy evewtg. PROBLEMS? 4 door, silver, blue leather, V-8, auto., pwr. steering £r lie YWCA Swan Team. -Sea Jays" The YWCA Divaaj Team coached by REPAIRS brakes, pwr. windows, air cond., AM/FM cassette, coached by See Aadenon »ill look for PM Gcfltiic wul coBoBCt tryoocs on Sept. ' Off LVE THEM FOREVER UNLIM sunroof. 72.000 mites. Very dean. . °' •14,995. gkfc ajn g»r7 years to be tramabk for 21.23.25.28. and 30 5:30-6:30 pm for 1975 Porsche 914 ceasaeMioav The oryouti will be held on 12 yn and younger. 6:30-7:30 for 13-17 for timely •Duel Co« EASY TO INSTALL •Your design or ours ffjri BUI X NEW PONTI/VC! •Over 2.000 both ID SKTMBMIiAK GCTMGNBiaUAUTY Factory Authorized Discount Center Frw* EuimaMt* CherrfuUv Give* M*mmca , "* - HaB. MaTm. Ttauraday, September 10,1981 IfrA BrazMan blacks i to the inability of tp Mcjtify with the cultunu ghere mine United flfHitilnli an itnujling frr ~ ' HMeaaDce of a democn- society, while, in Brazil, is boa bteks are d with achieving in- of aidat Italia tegratioe.'*'iw said. waftfe Dr. Brazil, da* mere is ao "race B Stale Uai-i . THE MJTGEKS-Newark professor's To**, Aad that is research also showed evidence that in at .Dr. tnae to a cam fiifi. aji mo. least one area, their religion, some Brazi- lafana . naa blacks hold on to strong African in- blacks ia *dr , oa d»e safface. ifcee of the teasioa. hostility aad "Though they are Catholic." Dr. Jean- aat m da* of blacks asy- i marks rate* Bae world where tee was pierre noted, "trance-like rituals and oaaaajoa oetweea oiaco ana wanes in other features of African religion are part me UajKd States, be said. ; at lac State Uarversity of New of their traditional worship ceremonies, jaaVaring affirmation of cultural ties to -•» Newark Cofeac of Am aad Sci- However. Dr. Jeanpierre said that bi< aastwidiaovcbsis. poets aad c ill faatrry aotked a ptrmsiislfc atthade Africa and resistance to cultural assimila- oa fce part of whiles toward blacks ia« Brazil. The Brazilian people. Dr. Jeanpierre n^A«*mim* are facjed with a dilemma that "That certaia degree of patemaiisiB is is fraught with far less danger than that Affereaccs. the N^fritade MAftEK THE AfltlCAN maBedHaery obvioas to Norm Amencaa which he feels we face here in the United w freed ia IMS A blacks." he added. "b« escape! percepf States. •Mi sanOaria fervor to other tioa by tnaay Brazilian blacks, wbo have "But. as Brazilian blacks become doxeas of btack coua- because ike ajuvUBincal fa3od to bad 100 yean to become accustomed to BRAZIL, WHICH has the second largest black population in the world, is more insistent upon their rights and full prepare tkeai to nVe as free, their role. now experiencing a growing black cultural awareness movement, participation in Brazilian society on an people, p according to Dr. Wendell Jeanpierre of Rutgers University. The black Dr. JcaackKC believes that it is that equal basis, confrontation will inevitably Tac vn* was ike first of a series society. The studies professor has just returned from the first of a planned series of ooac black Braziliaa col- coascioas policy of lack of tension, due to blacks' unaware- develop if their just demands are not met." he said. visits among Brazilian leaders of the Negritude movement. , oM « cenaaMy wasa i on of their true position in Brazihan PftCi BEHAVIOR THERAPY CENTER • WH MWtSWICH A Therapy Center of Adults. Teens, and Children • FKINCnON • WGMTST9WN LOWEST BANK RATE IN TOWN LINDA R. HAY, Ph.D. • EAST WINKOR WILLIAMM. HAY, Ph.D. ta Licensed Clinical Psychologists ON A NEW CAR LOAN AT „. NKWVNMM MM* Will JfllUfiUIWU The Office Center at Princeton Meadows AIM Saniaf Plainsboro Road i- PRINCETON BANK 609-799-6330 • Philadelphia • Atlantic City Weekday. Saturday and Evening Appointments • Baltimore • New York City & NYC Piers Susan N. McCoy M.D. In New Brunswick Area CaH . will be associated with 201-238-7986 In Princeton Luc J. Lemmerling M.D. Area Call . . . in the practice of Shop for the best deal you can find on the new car of your (609) 924-3091 choice—any make^or model. Then shop for the lowest loan Obstetrics, Gynecology, rate from a bank. You'll find It at Princeton Bank. and Infertility Saving a point or two on the interest rate makes a big 211 No. Harrison St., Princeton difference in your monthly payments. Check the examples in 921-1500 the chart below to see how much you can save. \ •aasjaaaaa/ ^ _ tfflOQ \ $10,000 Bailey Banks & Biddle announces a \ SSF 16% 142.64 199.70 285.29 CHbtr 17% 145.29 203.41 290.59 B«nte 18% 147.97 207.16 295.95 t 19% 150.68 210.95 301.36 20% 153.41 214.78 '306.83 21% tv56.18 218.65 312.36 *i«%AP«)ona4a-fflonthtann. Pm payment dua in 48 days. Exdudaa Ufa or A/H insurance. September is a very special month. Because Offer expire* September 30. 1M1. it's time for Bailey Banks & Biddle's annual sale. We don't have sales often. But when we do, the values and the merchandise are the If s a good ttoie for a good deal. most extraordinary you'll find • Choose yoar new car now, For two weeks only, you can save from and cone to us for 10-50% on fine merchandise from our regular stock. the lowest bank rate In town. Beautiful jewelry. Diamonds. Rubies, Emeralds. Sapphires. Gold. Fine watches for ladies and men. Costume jewelry. China. Silverplate. Giftware. And more. Don't miss this rare opportunity. Come to The September Sale, the 6th through 19th and shop for all the holidays ahead. But come early,,before these once-a-year COUNTY: Princ«lon - Princalon Townthip • ' MorcefvHIe - buys are all gone. Borough -1 iop—wrtl Toiattait 609-924-5400 MIDDLESEX COUNTY: imn* -Woodbridc -7300 BURLING Smrafl - 6O»-5M-07OO Bailey Banks* Biddle World Renowned Jewelers Since 1832 Quaker Bridge MaM*LawrencevHle (609) 7994050 i». - . 4 THE mjMCETON f*£KET Eviy wkftnd in this section. WLLSBOROUGH The I jwreiHt ludger The Mdnville News rmcumuH. rosr The Franklin NEWS RECORD tDINDSO* HICHTS H£K*LD Cranbnrg fhrcss *«Eight For Central Jersey r9-U. IB Hdp Wanted Help Wanted Hdp Wanted H^p Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted AOE—neat Horns. Full Urns SALES OPPORTUNITY — NURSE — R.N. A new con- COMPANION/FRIEND — RESTAURANT MAINTE- EXPERIENCED OPER- FOOO SERVICE — Modam ATOR8 —onatogtar Dvaot Mail advariialng fain. cept to use your nursing Very special woman - ma- BEAUTY SALON — WM JaysMsakand evening!. Un- Work fn... homa. Wa train, skills. Will train you as Social ture, intelligent, imaginative, overtock. and band atHcn uHMy « Sna iaarwsrs. FulA ocm maoMnee. 8iaady work. Ex- coin Rest Center, Jamas- but dract sakw axparlanca Service destgnee in a geriat- patient — needed as friend cm cels** working conations. paVt ttnw CWafL MMal A unt- burg. 201-521-0730. required. 609-921-3092. ric setting. Geriatric experi- and companion for elderly good pay^aarfy morning MroondMonad ahop. Section forms praviQttd. Company ence helpful but not neces- Princeton woman with vision sary. Part time (20 hra/week) hours. Caa Raalaurant Mana* < place rataa. J-ocal #169. pak) benefHa Can 201-457- BOOKKEEPER — part time LOOKING FOR AN Oppor- and hearing handtoaps. Five Ffflnbe InouvMaW* Inc. 206 4256. for small construction com- tunity? - We have a career to full time as performance fun days per week. No house- / party, must have payroll ex- opportunity in our manage- develops. Call Mrs. Miller, work, occasional r. R.N. 201-821-8000 for in- REAL ESTATE Caraar — .•perience. light typing re- ment trainee program. Wil- of simple meals. Attractive JR SECRETARY —Very OV* Hngnass to work hard, im- fonnfltioo. salary plus room and board. ~ I enay kwet poatton. Coma jo* ga.. Join WekM. qukad. For datais cal 609- ADDRESS Circulars' — 452-2251 after 6pm. agination and initiative are Immediate opening. CaH 609- tnet**neni Loan Oarfc discovar tha opportunrttas U 1190-JL. avaaaDia m wonong wan ons the main requirements. Start PR ASST. To 10.4K 924-0980 evenings; 609- .Ml 4801ft lo $13K good fmura. $160 No lee. **> $15.000-$20.000. An equal ON YOUR OWN! 924-1360 anytime; or reply In cat Ma Cohan 609 896 1163-* tri*t of the araa's oioast largast A «rO« $135 most successful firms. Ex- TOS36K + opportunity employer. Call If you prefer working in an ex- writing to Box #04044. c/o STEREO » VMao Secretary $225 P. Robert Dam Personnel JUffl parianca prafarrad but not SR. COST ANALYST Mr. Thomas. 609-599-3035. citing environment with Princeton Packet Typw $180 i34ft«««nCnrRd * SELECTIVE* nacassary • our training Fortune 1000 corporation. 4- minimal supervision, Kke hav- county. Tha Bank. Tea* Tr*nee $166 ' makas tia dWaii>ca! To ba- 6 years coat in manufactur- REAL ESTATE Sakw—new ing full command and control MATURE RESPONSIBLE* MANAGEMENT TRAINING if TEMPS "A" ing. Corporate and divisions) sacMray You Kraoma) Oartc H3K- ooma s RaaJ Eaiata profas- Princaton office for reeioen- of all office systems and proc- Person — general office! basawA- VR sional call Waidel Raal rasponanaoas lor coat stan- ttai. commercial & property edures, and possess accu- skills, payroll, light bookkeep-- ars of Cararai N J rne* up to $20,000 part erne.. 'Cat Ranaa or Nancy Estate. Inc. at your choica of dards and systems. Top be- management. J. T. Boyer rate typing/steno skills, give a ing, approximately 35 hrs a> $50.000 full ame Work from nefits including bonus and TECHMCAL location for cmBoantti Intsr- Realty 609-921-1805. call! This public relations week. Call 609-448-1383 be-: home or ofUce. Cal lor appt. 3131 PUnoaean Pfce stock options. Never a fee. viaw.PanriinatonOffica.Earl position is available today - tween 10 & 2 pm for appoint- Jr (BSMEorEE) between S-7pm. 609-799- ,HJ. Call Irene Carter 609/896- SUPER TYPIST — needed, and, like all our jobs, is fee ment. WHOLESALE PLANT Dw> 0076. Snaddon. •09-737-1500; -- Opsn Princaton Office. Estslla 9470. part time for small pleasant paid. Itotor- «PART inME — Pubic Opin- capars Product Foraman $1SK SECURITY Guards, perma- O Connsll. 609-921-2700; Princaton office, diversified Lawrence Office, Terri Hate. • SELECTIVE duties, days & hours flexible. HtgNy profitable Unique p neaded for opaninga atarting £S^ «o$25K 609^96-1000: East Windsor Cad 609-924-1425. opoorkaityCaa: mm. VR County. Hightatown Law- Auguat 15ft. No aaSng. W« PERSONNEL* Buaiaaaa fcVofcara of Central ENGINEER (R F e«perv rancaviaa Areas. Uniforms Office. Sandy McDermott, associate^ train. Rate ia $3^0 par hour. 3131 Princeton Pica XEROX 600 OPERATOR — M J AOaVflflBVASaB 1 turn. Al agaa. Forappt.. cal 609-448-6200: Airport Must be wMng towor k aome Office. Judy Cherry. 609- Princeton Paw Office Park needed part time, flexible 6 Colonial Lake Dr. 201-329-6021 turn. 9 am. - 4 waakands. Can 609-924- days & hours. Call 609-924- LawrencavBa, N.J. aErynoar to S32K fitn Equal Opportunity Em- 883-6950 Lawrancav**, N.J. GRAPHIC DESIGNER/ — Rpoduct SuparMaor $17K 5900. art. 313 between 930- 1425. 609-883-5103 110 Salss Engtnaar $30K + ' 4am Mondav-rrtrjav EOE •wgwiieu $2SK Mtoowans Engmar $40K Secretarial Openings OMgn Engmaar $35K SHEETMErM. ASSEMHERS DEVELOPMENT TO EARN Machanicat Engnaar $30K SHEAtOfOWTOtS EDITORIAL North Brunswick • New Office or at of $i8S»wonat iant PK S20K- ASSISTANT ELECTWMECHAJIraU. OFFICER GOOD MONEY Kranzley Co., Inc. a leading information technology firm, $20K Experienced shear AS AH AVON s opening brand-new offices in North Brunswick, and is Proofreading. copy Princeton area institution now seeking secretarial staff. opeiatois 1-2 years seeks dynamic individual If you are a skilled typist or experienced secretary cftants a big Blue. Ouiet— editing and general ResponsMa, mechanica- REPRESENTATIVE experience. Good for half-time position. seeking a new opportunity offering challenge, variety sajaaV. 10 worn WO 186O*S production duties for area lly inclined persons working conditions publisher. Experience needed. Steady work and Relaxed work envi- Coll and responsibility...apply now for an advance interview CaH Per helpful. Ft* benefits. good benefits- Cal Per- roment. Hours flexible. by writing to: Send resume to Box sonnel Dept. 16091 466- 609-443-5764 Cory O. Kranzley Dept. (609) #03984 c/o The P/inceton 3400 between 9 AM 3 Send resume to Box TYPISTS — temporary 609-587-0807 466-3400 between 9 Packet. PM. 04018 c/o Princeton KRANZLEY AND CO. Inc. a.m. and 3 p.m. Packet. or 201-359*1535 1010 So. Kings Highway LAWN DOCTOR Franctaea or gat a head atari Cherry Hill. N J. 08034 — Piwuaaan Tap a area Jar la fall. Lawrancanrtaa. •eaeaeBeaeaeaea AntQufll opportunity 8j*npiOY*y $50,000 Cat 808-771-5716. ^tnOaNon, rvQnBftDVaVt tvHt* 9-& No Top pay Check us out! Aim One Parsonnal 609-690- LIQUOR STORE* FACILITIES AND SERVICES DIRECTOR Buyers and Sellers meet Opening for an individual with supervisory experience to GOOD OFFICE SKILLS? direct the; renovation and building maintenance programs TOT county aonwiiaiusuuii Tscwtiee. in the CLASSiFIED PAGES spots wist Cefttrw Vtfe have temporary job uornpetwivs apery eno eHosaem Denems pscicsge m- J Jersey Fortune 200 Com- Long or anon Mi choice companias in dudH pension, tfe insurance, paid hoapitalizetion and panies CISA preferred. dental plan. c Thru-tha-syslem auditing and newer charge a fee. Cal for an appointment now. Send resume and salary requirements by Sept. 15,1981 RESORT TWESHARE SALES vpev to: SUPERINTENDENT years aipanance Manufac- TUITION REFUND REAL ESTATE tan turing preferred Top ba- •I Office for large office building in LICENSING PROGRAM AVAILABLE nes** Newer a lee Cat Irene F.O.eexMM. NJ0M7* Princeton. Good pay, Carter 800/886-9470 fringe benefits, 5-room Local office with nstioMl exclusive resort affiliations needs career 163 Nassau St. nice apartment on minded individuals willing to work hard * be trained. Urn while you WORK AT HOME •— be * SELECTIVE Princeton premises. Must be handy leant. Choice of locations. Potential first Tew eaminp in excess of rde- with repairs, painting, $30,000 + benefits (top earners may exceed $50,000). Full-time PERSONNEL* carpentry. Must be preferred. Part-time acceptable with a minimum of 20 hours per 3131 AREYOUAV.I.P7 reliable, responsible and week commitment. Next licensing class begins Saturday. Sept. 12. D Hoaaaa. Daft M RD. #1. If you become a TOWN TEMP, you w« be! Our clients have good references. Box 149. OU York Rd. East tLJ. need the services of very important people and that Call Bob at Reral Vacatiaas lattrutioui MMSMMO. Is SM rl yaa .HJ. 08520 means YOU. Coll 609-683-0853. qsaSfy. KEYBOARD PLAYER — Secretariat CITOpm Chris MARKET**} ft OWECT - vMatt Qood vocsfei atv trip worii* CUENT SERVICE Tlfisti Ntf^ PieesJeetl enent. Faat mg m0+kmr> MSWbM Or. MX Oaaja.aU. MM Wltk * daaW M cm* HM tara » Is 4 p«« i. LUNCHEONETTE — in a^kaal fW asaa* aaakeMiaaaBi OM It ^^^__a^ - - j_. •^"•^ ^^ ^ ^W e^BWa*^aV m m •a#pHHf MM^ fH r-^ Msaa la^l) ^aal ^BB^B^kf^Bfa^BK a^^afeaaaBBai fe CBCE I ^* •*• la^B^aMa^B^Bi ••aVtMal • I Haw ffaff | fliBii oM «y^ ««!•. CM te is- L i Classified Advertising Week of September 9-11,1981 Help Wanted Hcfp Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted -ARYFORtwAudto POSmONSI UVE-IN COMPANION — for SECRETARY — needed for SALES REP — Major cor- EntertalneAent industry ToS29K poration. Career opportunity, feesed in the Prince- — taforr permanenperma t year round eJderty woman, central Prin- National Tennis Organiza- rnptoyment* nent iIn area bee care ceton. Arrangements negoti- tion. Must be accurate typist recent college grad. To $16K ton area. Typing auto mum. AUDITOR base + commissions, etc. ^y* ^^a^.^a^* ^»"^»»a»» •^^^y • or 0c- land«capa abte. References required. with stenographic ability. Ex- fut Fortune 500 Corporation. ceHent opportunity for recent Top benefits, tuition refund. Central Jersey. Excellent Call 609-921-6976 eves & Cat for Interview 609-924- wknds. / graduate or person reenter- Call Ms Neuman 609-896- 3600. ' move-up spot. 3 years ex- ing job market Pleasant en- 1183 P. Robert Darm Person- perience In public (Big 20 vironment. Good benefits. nel 134 Franklin Cnr Rd. evge Preferred). Manufacturing. RECEPTIONIST — of 7n- Salary commensurate with SALES PERSONNEL - To Top benefits. Never a fee. formaUon'a Servtees. Typing EXECUTIVE SALES—as a y W»- work In Mercer County for QuaMcations. Send resume EXPERIENCED GUITARIST 6pm«0eV443- Call Irene Carter 609/896- njQUaTs)d. Ftosponaibto^ chst- & references to: U.S. Tennis — seeks keyboard player, "•-•——i Yeiow Pages tsie- 9470. wngmg posmon. oaern con- * SELECTIVE pnonv QwevQry. lop oonv Assoc, Education & Re- bassist & drummer to form tact. Win train>Days 7:30- search Center, 729 Alexan- missions paM; fu> or part- 3:30. occasional Weekends. mostly originals band. Call HELP WANTED: P«rMjmo ame. Must quaftTywW Christ- • SELECTIVE der Rd. Princeton, N J. 08540 Les at 609-921 -0544 aft 5pm. church custodMn lor Prinos- CaH Unda Ruehle 609-448- or can 609-452-2560. ian bom-ageJn eicperience. PERSONNELS 8300, Mon.-Fri., 9-5. Unasd IMhodK Church, (201) 255-5044 or (000) 027- NURSES AIDE — Part time to tfie church office, 9198. 3131 Prinodon Pflw MARKETING/ADVERTIS- evenings and day. Experi- Nassau and Van- Prinodon Pfc© OMct Pwic LEGAL SECRETARY — Full ence preferred. Call Sunny- HJ. time. Experience preferred ING — Due to recent expan- SALES — We're growing. sion career openings now field Nursing Home, Cran- itton. between 9:00 AM. to but not required, good skills bury, 609-395-0641. The Mercer County OMston essential. Busy 3 man Mgh- available in our Marketing & Call 609-924-2098 for 1 oo P.M., Monday to Friday of America's••' BI-LINOUAL SECRETARY Advertising Departments? — French. Must have good tstown Law Office. 609-443- PRODUCTION ASSISTANT 1600. Full training program, excel- Manal stdss. Salary ccm- lent fringe benefits, flexible — Duties include running UQUOR STORE part am* or is looking for addWonal i to complement our rate with '.Excel- hours. For interview call 201- offset press and office equip. V AMsfTAMT aft. No experience lenti «Bpany Con- ATTENDANTS NEEDED — 636-1761 ext. 3150. Monday Drivers license required for g ...needed for Director of ,Wsw« train you tact Mrs. Dunham 201-846- apply in person. All shifts. thru Friday 1 to 5pm. messengering. Work re- . 235 Forsgate Dr for oommieelon earnings in 7700 for interview. EOEM/F. Crown Gas on Route 206 in quires some lifting of heavy INTERIOR Daalanar 201-621-0118. ^conauHng arm. 80+ typing n0 d excess of $30,000 amuaty. n—-* ci^^c BRUNCH CHEF WANTED cartons. Call Jim Ruch, 609- •and 60+ *""°1J< "*i 9* if you would Mattoknow more — experienced, Sundays, 452-8282. PART TME TEACHER — SECRETARCS iweeju. cue computer hotpsjl. Promo- about this recession-free DENTAL APPOINTMENT call 609-924-5555. in buataeeecal ara-069-8349. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Thurm. Secretary — some dental ' abfe Fast farste and MaaV VR BUOBTPWBI DrofcaW. 1303 Do You Want To Work? background necessary for a — family of 4 needs reliable fit. 1230 to 330 p-m. garwewtrweonriencsoftwi SECRETARY NO FEE woman who likes children to CaNaW^Way aWOOWa large practice'in Princeton. St. Princeton, N J Director. Growth spot. Ex- vae, NJ. OM40J Eachoftoo Getty Temps can translate Must enjoy working w/peopie help care for 2 children aged Independerity owned ft opsr- your sUss into SSStll & have pleasant telephone JOIN 7 & 1V4, general housekeep- fpanypaidlse. ing. Call 609-924-7410. ORECT MAM. - Maflng Uat manner. Reply to P.O. Box WANTED - apply ASK FOR 69, Princeton, N.J. 08540. •SELECTIVE* jnpsnan.lBMoar8L.Avto aauoiionco wanted. Expand- LORRAJNE DAVIS •^ list Marketing Co PARTTlalhetp needed Mon • TEMPS * EARN A GOOD income - ^fm%*. Mercer St.. Hlgh- atvu Fri lo wortc M bnctvootri While you train for a profes- Aaktor John . self-Starter to move into SALES i OFFICE aktes. Tel: 201-521-0303. REAL ESTATE Cat rtenee or Nancy sional career in Sales. Call GETTY TEMPS Are you finding things slow 609-896-9470 Mr. Cohen. 609-298-5852. ^imUTY OtSHWASHER — Rta). 130» Hatfstartown 3131 Princeton Pfce E.O.E. m/f. ceaent opportuntfy Can •* DECORATOR/SALES — where you are? Why not con- Ulrt am* lone POWER FWr watt Intettori. F/t or p/l 609 448 8500 N.J. Krol. 201-474-4300 sider a move to Our Success 809-924-9313 RL 130 at Back Horse La. People ortsmsd. No exp. nee. 609-896-2323 Team at Wolchert Co., REQUIRED—INDIANS, NO Mo.awynawfca.MJC " CaH Wroa Jakub. 201-359- Realtors. For a confidential SECURITY GUARDS — CHIEFS - MOTAVATIQN A 201-297-1230 1512 bet. 10 a 3. GETTY TEMPS • interview call Bob Hofmaster, permanent & part time. Uni- MUST. We offer training, 1527 Fkmegan'a Lane Princeton office manager at forms equipment supplied. security, recognition, growth, . rionn nrunewiCK, NJ 609-683-0300. If you're Work in the Middlesex, So. benefits. Apply Phoenix Gas- RULTHIE pOaVUOTI fOf 201-821-6750 good, you could be better Brunswick & Hightstown ket Mfg. Co.. 560 Lincoln with Weichert! areas for appt. call bet 9 & 4 Blvd.. Middlesex. Mon - Fri. 201-329-6021. fflSOaVflSIE HP MfnST Marjorie M Halliday ESLWIUTtH HOUSEKEEPING PER- individual ; fists LIKE PLANTS? — Like Peo- SONNEL — Immediate wah apMuda tar figures. for growing uubwirier of We are looking for openings, full time positions .Jtgnt typing. . office Madieal Journals. Harms PRINCETON someone to assist in the SECRETARY pie? Earn $100-$300 per week selling soil free plants. with excellent benefits. Apply advertising traffic and preparation of material! WATCHMAN/W Interesting position in in person. Executive House- tactfuSy with assist in journal paste up. EMPLOYMENT for the teechjng of Ejigfish busy administrative office. No investment. Call Arlene keeper, Hilton Inn, Exit 8 NJ 40 hour weak. Must know 4 color prin- as a second language. Good typing skills, 201-297-3658 or 238-3233. Tpk, Hightstown-East Wind- ting, color separation*, AGENCY Curriculum development ROTATING SHIFT shorthand not required. sor. No phone calls. en Ei ADVERTISING — ArtisVDe- type and make up. experience' strongly We offer campus at- sjgqer. Must be experienced, company benefits. TtasenryMs preferred. Sand resume mosphere, 4 weeks able to conceptualize, de- Accountant To$30K Cat Mr* Downs tor av desirable. Salary from and salary requirements Low Pressure Black Seal vacation after one year, 35 Permanent Placements in sign, sketch and comp, as CONTROLLER $10,000 up. Sand resume to: : license required. 40-hour hour work week. •veil as execute professional- North Jersey corporation (eff)m«B1 toV.L S Secretarial Clerical BERUTZ work week. Excellent ly from layout to finished needs dynamic person lo Boa 777. Princeton Junc- Executive. EOP and fringe benefits. Interested applicants mechanical. Must have good grow with company. 2 + •axows HOISfateRd. please call tion. N J. 08550 Technical Apply Knowledge of type, with in- years Public required (Bkj.2O 2iONaaaauSt Jepth production know-how. K2aaass«,Prisatai Personnel Department Business Office preferred). CPA or pursuing. We need a fast, accurate and Benefits. Never a fee. Call ext.2B2 201-874-4000 (609)921-8310 dependable person for a vari- Irene Carter 609/896-9470. between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. 9ty of interesting jobs. Call Cantor Princeton 309-737-9200 for appoint- * SELECTIVE Foundation Theological Seminary •nent. PERSONNEL • MSO0 For You e B«* um Ne» xnm, 0«50? SALES/SALES Management 3131 Princeton Pfce If you i — a nationally affiliated cen- Princeton Pfce Office Park tral burglar & fire alarm com- Lawrencevate, N.J. $18/25 k sany seeks a highly moti- vated, experienced, full-time HAIRSTYLIST WANTED — Svong people mqwntd wish experience in ona i arofessional sales person with following, full time. With- \ Accounting/Audifing out following part time. Ute d tf» foSowmg Mt OCS. DATABASE. TEXT MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATOR with management capabili- PROCESSING. AUTOMATED DESIGN. PROJECT ties. High commissions. Fey Hairstyling. 11 Chamber Several established central NJ. companies need in- St. Princeton, 609-921-1834. PIANNMG ANO CONTROL. DATA MCTONAMES. dividuals with a minimum of ona year accounting and/or Draw Company benefits. High advancement potential. OMANO COBOL auditing exposure. Companies offer outstanding benefits Pleasant rural community midway betweeri Philadelphia and New York - 11,000 population - appointed by 5 Our employees know of this SECRETARIES — no steno. •30.000460.000 + curiigiisabon packages in sucaaam career opportunities. Recant coeege ad. Only experienced sales •graduates, are also urged to apply. For confidential in- , member township committee - required Baccalaureate Temporary assignments We offer the "bear < > and frings benefits in Degree or more and 3-5 years experience in municipal professionals call 609-394- available in the Princeton, terview cat: • 0434. tfasaras Send resume to: administration or equivalent. Salary competitive and Hightstown, Lawrenceville lie* la—eh. H* negotiable depending on qualifications. area. Top pay. Check us out! ATTENDANTS — part time Aim One Personnel, 609- Robert P. Woat. Ease VP BaraneOHan Associates Duties include general administration, budget, per- $4.50 per hour. Space Port 890-0009. 29 Enttnons Oriw> sonnel, purchasing, collective bargaining, capital im- Amusement Center in Quak- ATLANTIC SOFTWARE INC. Princeton, NJ. 06640 provements, etc. Please send resume to box #04021 c/o er Bridge Mall needs re- SERVICE Station Attendant S0MSM9M Princeton Packet, by Sept. 10, 1961. Desire to fill sponsible & mature individual Wanted — full time, days, 320 Walnut St. position by 10-1-81 if possible. to work 15-20 hours per Mon-Fri, 8-3. Apply in person PWsdstoWe. PA 19106 week, nights & weekends. at Griggs Corner Amoco, 66 •QMI opportwmy amployw | Must be employed 5 years Wrtherspoon St. Princeton, with current employer. Call 609-924-7892. Mr. Wade collect 215-657- 4400 9-5, Mon-Fri. CLERICAL NOFEE XMN0 GREENHOUSE WORKER JOIN AUTO SALES PERSON lATE — male or female, full or part SALES POSITION time. Positions open in •SELECTIVE* That special person with a greenhouse & packing area. No experience necessary. • TEMPS • fashion touch and FuH time, mature An outstanding opportunity for the right outgoing charm who can Must be reliable and willing to EXECUTIVE person, to sell china, work. Call Mrs. Logan, at Cat Renee or Nancy person to seU new cars and trucks in the "pul.it a* together" for 609-896-9470 RJUTUff glass and gifts. No 509-395-0395 bet 9 & 1 for HkjhtstowivPrincaton area, with the area's the fashionable woman appt. 3131 Princeton Pfce for a customer. Must be Evenings. Lawrencevate, N.J. No. 1 volume dealer. Prefer an experienced dedicated to service and auto sales person but will consider training SALES — no experience available for work on (609) 924-4427 tecessary. Tired of frills and EDUCATIONAL Book Distri- the right person who has a related alternate Saturdays. TO money? Expanding food butor—needs person to pick background. Full company benefits. Free Above average starting distributor needs 5 good peo- & pack orders. Full time background s plus. Salary demonstrator, free gas, highest commissions. salary and unusual Dte to fill vacancies due to permanent position. Apply commensurate with employee benefits. Can Dromotions. Unlimited eam- BMI Educational Services. experience. Excellent For a strictly confidential interview, contact Mrs. Downs for ap- ng potential. Company vehi- Hay Press Rd., Dayton. fringe benefits and 'Jack GHem or George Blatchford. Potter- pointment (609) 924- jle, bonus program & train- H«man Ford, Route 130, Hightstown. 609- 3221. ng. For interview call 609- PARTTIME CASHIER — 448-0940 BELLOWS 367-0401 Mr. Richards. nights, & Saturdays. Must be 210 Nassau St. 19. Call 609-799-0530. 111 tm. Mas Than i. NJ. ThePhnceton Courtnet TYPISTS areatpODI/MOBO SECRETAMES JOB INFORMATION—Alas- ftPOMFORCE. A-1 MTEM- kan and Overseas employ- Know someone PORAWES WANTS YOU! ment Great income poten- Long & Short term assign- tial. Call 602-941-8014, Dept. Packet CUaajfied. nents available in local . _ •»_ A , , ,.. H .. I, who's a feature? 6910. Phone call Refund- aTOHH Bl O DaVOaaW areas. CaH or come in today. able. I6O9J 924-3230 PART TIME OR FULL TIME Call the editor. ta« APOXIFORCE BOOKKEEPER — Fascinat- NURSE ing office. Full charge for ADP TEMPORARY POSITIONS laboratory system. Excellent growth & FoxfrUzo benefits. $13K, call Ms > Of RSHtNQ Oft GOLF7 Want to HOSPICE technician Cohen 609-896-1183 P. I * get oat of the house for a fear hows a day? Just Robert Dann Personnel 134 want to keep busy? (but others may apply). NURSE FMC, Chemical Research KZ Nassau Princeton Franklin Cnr Rd. & Development Center, MHJTARY POtSONHEL. MAtE-FBMAlE Do you 609-924-9205 located in Princeton, IF YOU CAN —type and are i time tor fart Time work? mrtr§ a«ia N J.. has an opening for. a interested in a full time job Laboratory Technician. CAREER IN SALES — & Landau Inc. needs an order L00KM6 TO SUmjaeBfT YOU* CURRENT IN- management with major COMC7 For any mmeii^ • you warn to wo* 3D or 40 CoSaga courses in the processes to work in our mail and spiritual support. Ful physical or biological company due to expansion. order department Please can how* par waek.fcoin7aOAJK.to t2»PJ|.or 1» Sales experience helpful, but a*at BT^aWef^laWaaW aPJ^Mfcati tfeW ^&H^HKkW^t^^9tt^Wt^^KiK^9tBUKttWUt^OMk^k^tk^HA f»Jt«OaPJMFtTif7aOAJMf»» time position. BSN adances and laboratory for more Information or iMtn fTWawnuni 2 experience required. not essential. Substantial appointment to apply. 609- Chemical iiwuumeniation starting salary with incentive 924-2494. experience a plus. increases as earned. After a training period in sales an PART TIME GaVQuy Friday ORLANE/HALSTON IS JUST Our benefits are ex- opportunity for a'career in WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR! mmunity health nur- management is available. — various office duties. No sing. Group cseant. salary wB be smoking, healthy atmos- commensurate with your For particulars calf Mr. Pene- cale, 609-896-9740. EOE. phere. 201-874-4070. PUT If HUB lit" commensurate with CRANBURY MARKET — BABY CARE — torn term, 1 seeking fut time grocery deH yr. old boy. Mon-Fri. 730- 5:30, live in or out, light Cmptoymem Superviaor. •Map. IQOal pOMOOn JOT aTlOh housekeeping, must have FMC CORPORATION. vtt^ who axes reaponstiaty and people. CaH 609-655- - own uetiieworiauon. coin* Chemical R a D Center, bura. CflateMBf 6pin609*/»W" P.O. Box 8. Princeton. 3220 or 60*655-4321 for a> 912SL Madhal Center 441 NJ. 0854a Equal Op- Baaavue Awe. Trenson. portune* Employer. M/F. Packet Classifieds DOYOUUketoTafconlhe (Stephens? — Do you have work for YOU free hours during the day? (6091924-3250 Call 609-921 -9401. 9-11.1941 3-B Hi•ftp Want!lad IMp Wanted Help Wanted Hdp Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted •*- ASMrTMNTTOCoattoBsr NO I GAL/QUY FTWDAY — Exeat- KEY TO WSC — Princeton 9^?*—«*"»*•?. *•»>«* ** — tar lant opportunity, wai train on computer, fast advance. anStad Good openings on tie Eva. aN* tor trained to uuai ate blnoTng S application en ailnt- daias toesNsaJae BIS. Cat $160 — Cat Ms. MMsr-609- maJi machine. Some heavy 896-1183 P. Robert Dano axp. kay to dec 029 or 129 1183 operators. Exc banafts •> HfUngi is invohrad. ExcaManf AaoawakajMiaqaM»a> P. Robert Dans) •arsonnal Peraonrtel 134 Frankan Cnr DanBnis mcMiOMiy oonuu mr • TEMPS • Rd. dudang dental Inauranoti ft PART TIME IN LA8OE 134 Ranttn Q» Ad. tuMon aaalatonca. Intsraslad suranca & tuition asarsiancft: reeaHs. FORTRAN and •taiaooasai Please call 609-452-1300. mAaaoaBsnt Cat JAWITORIAL OFFICE — ATTRACTIVE smal Prince- 452-1300. EOE. EOE. auntto BO B#0*030 Qaara^^ ca*aTia>> p wawars, 3131 otoPMmtonPacaajt e^rsrtngsorey. oaBaatinaiaa. NJ. wet groomed parsontor vert - Muat havaown wsnsporta- aiy oi raapunaoBaaa* uym CLERK— «on. Csf 2O1-4BB-2323 for A38EMBLERS & typing, adding machine, SALES POSITIONS of tap* Wlrepsraons needed for xerox, answering phone, OFFICE CLEANERS * — etecanrac aasarnMy. Part or maintaininlining flnanda)tn raa M amp. 809 486 8800. requires accuracy and Claytons is enlarging its Main Store. Several sales NEED MONEY TO keep up exacting datail. Muat ba positions tn now MifSHMbw. -- > wan fte Mb? Wa wai hasp CWLO CARE — My home. pliassnt and tacMul.wMh cue- • l>ort Tim. Selw PosHten*. Thursday & Friday you develop a sacond hv loving andrtrnuiaMno an - •mars, JO noure par waaK, MATURE. LCMNG — 6»- In your spat* am*. No evenings 5 p.m.-8:30 p.m. and every Saturday 9 a.m.- vwonmant needed tor 4 mo. Mon thru Fri. 9 AM to 5 PM. 5 p.m. - • 462-1300. EOE. rtatc. No oMgaton. 801-821- old, beginning OcL, Mon-Fri, Ptaasa submit working ex- TICKET AGENT WANTED 8:30-5:30. References perience education and sal- • Ml Tinm $el«i Positions in our fabric ctept. Rve or — nakn parson. Horn 2- Cat 201- Cat NO I •=i i nicaaaaty. OKtor you r chid ary requirements to Box days pefweek including alternate Saturdays. 9 a.m.-5 repnt IQpm MM train ~ 874-4700. EXPERCNCED Day KMchan to accompany you. 609-452- #04028 c/o Princeton p.m. 80M24-77S0 Prap A Cook — Mont prap. 7754. ' Packet MANAGER WANTED — For xm WAITWESyW attar — part 609-024-9108. Telephone Mr. Garretson. 609-924-3300 . Tuts Hut Rl C-EWCAL HELP — Inaur- M» * beauty Ms a&KgNMDan rnoa aosres oiaoa- ruj vna, Muat nava rates' man- SALESPERSONj-tus ame y-5. experience preferred agement axpariance A ba * TEMPS * 4\ D4Vt afflM pOettOnt aval- HJ*. Clayton Can lor appointment 201- able to work •****» hours. abto tor 8apL tmi Apr! tor Cat or Nancy MAIL ROOM SUPERVISOR Pmlmer Square Princeton Tatar ToS175 3SB-7800 or 725-4713 Apply to Brooks Dasoount nne ouasry caosjwng swore. Tae IMw iteoaeategforo Cantar.390RL206S.S6me- MWMW •BUTY Mutt ba matura and re- ex- Promotabie. IBaautum set- SeCHETARV —part ama tor rvas. NJ. (neat to Foodtown) anal medical products IHIL HJ. rap. Apply In parsoa to Antar- .rii !iaiuAk '* —«* stall end have working knawUdg. el moiling, od- •r a laa Cat 1B»VB»9«T0 Some bootdiaapiriQ espan- ->TT*1rlrtt SHEET METM. ence and good typing sfctts PLU R — wanted^ HTV *sa£CmvE essantiai Congenial and •Bus Drivers waBciai stea BRAZERS PUNCH PRESS SET-UP •Clerks WAiTER^VATmESS —pert conatderate management Phone 809-924- OPERATORS ton tma starting kimod 1130-3. avajfl oaMf/a)i*y •_ PfcHSONNEL* : Inc. 201-329-3250 3626 Experienced or Progressive manufacturer eMaMananoa Workers Exp. praf. Cal Stalton Pizza trainees. Full time of sheet metal products » 31>1 "Wax PART TME POSITION — •Teachers 201-297-7676 seeking experienced pun- •Teacher Aides positions available. ««a.NJ. Mature parson to hands TV DISPLAY TRAINEE — " ch press set-up operators. •Technicians wanted lor comtemporary 31*4 for an h Steady jobs, good Laewaneai Rental program in a local EXPERIENCED •n mrmt opponunMy (mpiDyat m/l Must be able to set up La»ranca»iaa Hospital. No housaaiara ttora. Good Csblnetmsksr wanted — benefits. Call Per- unitized punches WAITRESS — grovrth potential. Car naoas- must ba 19 years old. Apptym Hkmwea ante. Cat 609^66- sonnel Dept. bet- blanking and piercing ba avaaabte approx. 3:30pm- aary. Some iravaang. Port- 0782. dies, and progressive dies parson only Cranbury Go* at toao or some n^t^f^ft re- ween 9 a.m. and 3 Club. SouWUld Rd. Wast 630pm dMarant days of tw for coil feeding. Excellent weak mchjdng SaLft Su n Njoaaao cMnKL Cat 609-462-2400 for TUITION REFUND REAL ESTATE p.m. starting salary - and Wodsoi Tarp. see Drew arraopointmant wHt Eaaa Must be bondabta and neat «Bt200 LICENSING PROGRAM AVAILABLE benefits. Call Personnel appaaranca- No high scftool 609-466-3400 Dept. between 9 and 3 students ptease Cafl RESOITTIMESHME SALES (609)466-3400. GOURMET COOK — lor Langs. 215-245-4900 Princeton family several POLIOT local offict with nation*! exclusne resort affiliations needs career- minded iodmdiub wilKsg to work hard & be trained Earn while you Tottax JkfPUEDUHfiUIST TYPIST , learn. Choice of locations. Potential first year earnings in excess of transport Call 609-924- $30,000 + benefit! (top earners mar exceed $50,000). FuH-time 4410 To grow wMh company. Ex- Dwvlpp Pronunciation HERE'S OUR PITCH... fiiMaViMS for HH in- Seeking full tf>ne preferred. Part-time acceptable with a minimum of 20 hours per caHant driving record re- week commitment. Next licensing class begins Saturday. Sept. 12. UfJNORESS - tor "nan. qund Never a lea Cal 609- pfQflJFMffi aTl experienced policy GCWOVI 4VU VSOfiMI OOt 898-9470 ESL Background in ESL typist for insurance Summer is almost over and the Cal M at faval Vacsttaai Maraaosaal ftMSMlM, Is SM if |ss pQ lor taWnMy of 4, Mon, agency Research children are going back to school. Why WAtd 4\ f*fi moaTwnpjB of flUMf* • SELECTIVE in curriculum Park area. Princeton. sit around the house? Put those office noons Must hswa own *ane- PBISONNEL • development and skills to work as a RO-TEMP. We pay pOTt Cat 90MB4-4610 Please call 609-921- top rates for good skills. We have long 3131 rtiumi and Mlary 6070 or 201-297- or short term assignments which are ALTERNATIVE ENERGY— 81 SO. available NOW. So don't sit home alone this school year. Call or come in llOISbatM. FuH and part-time positions available. Consulting firm TODAY. ParklMi.0 suecieiang in custom software for use on APPLE SCRUMPY microcomputers. Knowledge of APPLE BASIC essential. NEVER A FEE . New appfcanta only need apply. Salary commensurate CIDER MILL with experience. Contact: has several fuH and Mr. Barry Cohen, V. President FaOOs* MACHsNC BANK OFtRATOtS TRUST available for the new One Airport Place 'PART-TIME oraumdNs 1961 cider season. Princeton, New Jersey 06540 Vk >•<• isttral aataMfi «MKk SUPERVISOR 15S Tlces Lane), East .Brunswick .PART TME ^> Apply in person: (609)824-7272 238-2101 hfwti Is sasrati a IO-W» SncukJ beaUsed in trust Fofajas too Rnanoat plan- CIMC* si Dayton 194 Nassau Stive*, Princeton S^BBBB^BBS s^BsaK^B^HBaBBBHS^I ^9B3BBI ^r ^^BI atsMabBSi ^*BAflk^sBki S^^^BBSB) ^ts^st1 seaacaMciMM accountiny procedures ^^^^^8** ^^^^^^^^ea^^^^^^^4S*" ^^^^^^^* ^* ^* . a^BaHPSsT vBa^js7a%_ ^^fa^Bal auav Ca>201-247-0B49 yaars sapsnanca MBA a Ham art 3 pa te T\m. 4 end poseese abttty to Scns»pfCateJM 609-924-1022 pus r—O M *eayt par ^aa. a* an% as auperviaa atari. Cnesaant 36 Reading 8 1J15 Anaconp « an'aquH opponuiMy onployw Classified Advertising 4-B Week of September 9-11,1981 Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted COMPUTER OPERATOR— CLERK — Full-time position LANDSGAPER — 30-40 raa company is open in Bldg^Zbrang Dept; hour week, athletic, mech. fn- tor tula partama i I $180 • 170. but not i CobaLonapliajyaaraaKpsft- mwiua wan a typing essen. Salary range cSned pref. Gd salary. MeaJ m8o.BwjnaaaBk« anoa. NCR on^naprafarrad. of 1 $8,040/11.228; exc. ben.for p/t coll. stud. 609-443- CafM§Laa8O0-898-ii83P. Cal Joan Hands! Supar company. Excaaant CafCorv Pobart 0am Personnel 134 8094040401. Apply Admin. Office, So. 4784 aft 8. banaMs. Navar a faa. Cal Ba«w.Twp, Municipal BWg.. FrankSn Onr Rd. Ok* Simon 609/896-9470. man I ii. WAITER/WAITRESS — wouU be particularly attrac- Monmouth Junction, N.J. So. WATTRESS/Weiter— exp for Bruns. Twp. is an E.O.E. Of tive. DcceWsnt benajMs m- lunches & dram. CaN Over CMLD CMC — my home, To titS. • SELECTIVE dudktg dental insurance A The Bridgeten 609-448-509 0 app.» mMrtuaaaB S, 4. m- «NU. TRAM PART--QME — Evening Sec- •int 6D9-737-3214. jood phono 609-452-1300. EOE. retarial position open on Re- MDUSTRIALS~ 3131 DEU CLERK — part ama, creation Advisory Board; eve. WORKING PARENT — mdudng OanM and TuMon mtg. 4th Wednesday ea. mo.; Do You Want To Work? 1130 to 130 Mon-Fit Cal NJ. WANTED: — nraeetters end Refund. Never e fee. Cal 609-4484611 days. must have own typewriter for Getty Temps needs your 470. mechanics wkh experience In incandescent flare, stem, typing of minutes. Hourly skills! aia petto* in M J individual •J""" ••» aaa^«"aB» 'pai^ aaai^sr- jf^a"«* BVaaVMVK alaVJa FOOD SERVCC WORKER SCHOOL CUSTODIANS— mounting, saaing and cap- range $3.30/6.00. Apply ID Houston. at our Princaton home. • SELECTIVE — Mcn-FrL2%to3hrposi- (2). tor clearing dassrooms. ping machines. Please reply Admin. Office, So. Bruns. GETTY TEMPS Privets school. 54pm Mon.- to Box #04017 c/o Princeton Twp. Municipal Btdg.. Mon- Rte. 130, Wghtstown East Windsor Schools Fri. Cxcelent opportunity tor Packet mouth Junction, N.J. So. sort Adtx fi*afln and pre- 3131 Ptaaaa can 809-448-1542 married couple or senior Bruns. Twp. is an E.O.E. 609496-2323 226 cwmm loorang vor sxirai w ASST. BOOKKEEPER — We toryincorekienceto W Sar sume and rotarancaa re- MJ. come. Cal 609-737-1839. part time. Nassau St Perma- DENTAL ASSISTANT— Full GETTY TEMPS H salary. aajdL Inc. PO Boa 4090. quired. «M paU. Reply Boa nent Cal 609424-2040. or part time. Experience & X- 1527 Fkmegan's lane # 04027, c/o Princeton PROJECT ASSOCIATE — •*—-—- NJ 06640 EOE HAIRSTYUSTS — expert- ConsuMng flmt aaaks an IndV Ray license. 609-924-3987 North Brunswick, NJ LEGAL — Secretary who weekdays between 9-5. naoaaaary. Ful or pan vtoualto K* » pro)sct rnanaga- doesn't Hke sitting around! SECRETARY — Hillsbor- 201421-6750 CM 808-787-3080. AUOTTOR — Banh of S*JL Super future, $13K No fee, ough Township Board of SECRETARY FOR — small t a 3pm experience, Sr. staff position, Cal Mr. Grant 609496-1183 Education, Chad Study Team office, typing & steno re- CHILD LOVXQ — parson P. Robert Dann Personnel 609-924 9683 Experienced individual utstano^ opportunity a be- Office, stano skMs i quired. Convnt. hrs. 201 -821 - RECEPTIONIST Wanted — 134 Franklin Cnr Rd. 10 months, many I for Chiropractors office, Mon, EOE I to supervise our pro- To S20K. No fee. Cal 8 yr old * 10 yr old come budgats, proparty managa- 9425. Mr Grant 808-896-1183 P home from schooL Some V4 ckKftng state reUremenl Wed. & Fri, 9-1 & 3-5. 609- mant dutias. Soma back- vacation.TpaJd heaRh insur- 799-4300. Robart Oann Paraonnai 134 days. More hours eves. If de- giound in aooounlng and fi- To$13K PERSON TO TAKE CARE of To and strong super- FrankanCnrRd sired. Salary negotiable. Cal ance. Apply Office of Secret- small lawn & garden in Some- nanca is raqubad as wal as ary/School Business Admt- visory abdMas and iead- eves. 609-921-3346. 921- strong Maathra and wHng- Typing and stano. Busy dapt rvilte. 201-369-3362. 9-4:30 FIGHT •"' ersrap We oear a very fcjers- 7207. nistretor, Hillsborough weekdays. INFLATION LABORER — mautotor rwt- nsss to aooapt rasponstoajty. in large company. Excellent Township Board of Educa- par rwadid by guaWy JrwUa- Parson astadadtor JobwBb a benefits. Never a fee. Call with Staff Bueders. Earn top tion. Routs 206, Bese Mead, CONSTRUCTION WORK/ hourly rates on long & short aon contractor. Knoa4adoaof STUDENTS/Homemakers axpactad to administar a 609/896-9470. New Jersey or phone 201- buadtng oonatrucaon ha|>M. — responsible persons nurnbar of day to day duass HANDYMAN for 3 yr. town- assignments. We need 874-3100 or 874-3101. Temps in the following cate- sand resume or brief «• train, cat 809-448-6439. wanted to conduct parson to sndrandtolndMdualasston- • SELECTIVE house project. Must have Call Jack Fornai 609 ouSna Of previous work ax- fnsnlB. Send rwunw to Box some skills/driver's license. gories: IBM470 , person market research In- to CARPENTER —w/TOoang * terviews. Fuftpt erne. 930-3/ #04032 c/o Tha Princaton PERSONNEL* HOUSEKEEPER — full time Salary commensurate with •Typists tfdhu aip. naadad by ouavy 3-930. Cal 609-7994217. Packat live-in, to care for 2 children, experience. Call between 9- •Stat Typists 3131 Prtncaton Pfxa •Clerk Typists • SELECTIVE P.O BOB 2031 inmuJatlon contractor, call Princeton Pke Office Park ages 4 yrs. and 8 mos. Re- 12. 201-988-4400. sponsibilitiesOTO). al l house- •Word Processors Princeton. NJ 086*0 PART TME — or ful ame CLERICAL RECEPTIONIST AC Mr Mohoej hato wantsd. Wa—r or wat- hold duties. Weekends off. PUBLIC WORKS DIREC- •Keypunch 3131 — In smal but haoMc protsa- Call 201-874-4300 and ask •Telex WOODWOfWONG APPREN- trass needed tor lunch hours atooal dHos nsidid partama TOR — Responsible for LENOX CHINA — a tootang TELEPHONE WORK Home- for Sue. TICE — $140 par daiy. Apply in parsonto Pan - . GanaraJ offca duass & makars — unlmHad earning sanitation, storm drainage, .*-§. to* ^ road maintenance, buildings bofHfS- Mmt icnow p mngtorf Ptaa. 15 Hwy 31. bookkeeping required. pot iridngfn i hi woodworking toots. Graal Perrtnfton 809-737-9240 Accuracy a must Cal 609- & grounds, equipment Ui Sflte, slflrtnQ Stjpt. 24 tfvxi 4-5 hours per day. evening TYPESETTER — IBM Mem- maintenance, water & sewer opporfcrttykxa»anoarnant 882-1080. hours a must. Interesting ory Composer. Must be good SALIIS HELP Mseded —k« Oct 2. at »4,t» Appfcasom 809-443-4499. 443-1963. CLERICAL — Maresbng & utilities. Applicant must have staff position wNh market research a. part ana. Sfcoajs apparel 1MB tW SOCSpkK) On Ftt. Stpt. typist and know paste-up. Ex- supervisory experience and diversified. Good phone firm. No seBng Involved, no perienced only. Princetonian Appty Barters. Princeton 11 between i-4pm. at Lenox TRAVEL AGENT —fcj am a voice. Good increases. $4. darks (2) To $190 knowledge of heavy equip- Crane. Prtnce » Maad Sts. experience necessary, will Graphics. US#1. Princeton. ment. Preferred candidate Shewang Caspar tor agancy in Prtncaton. Ex- hr Cal Ms MMar 609496- INVENTORY train. For information call Trenton. N J For turtter «v 609-452-9322. would have N.J. Operating builders TwQmM ZMM 1183 P. Robert Derm Person- Lite experience. Good figure 516-364-9576 between PART TME Secretary We- tortneaOn eel 609496-2800 aptitude. Excalent beneWs. Licenses, W-2, T-3, & P.E. TEMPORARY PERSON*. with QOOd nel 134 Frank*n Cor Rd. 10am-1pm. GRAPHIC ARTIST — pas- Salary commensurate with A* tor Gnty Z EOE Slfld Never a tee Cal 609/896- 20 Nassau St. teup person, minimum 2 yrs experience and credentials. Princeton, N.J. and BejeBnere, wgrem tor to Box #04025 c« Prtncaton INTERVIEWERS — Tale- 9470. fcaaai i laMsn !>•••!> 10 PART-TIME — full charge experience. Fast, accurate Applicants may apply to Diet- 609-9244604 Pacfcat phone Reeearch part ama, on mechanicals, comprehensiv- 2 on school dayi S&OOO par temporary poaejon uci uec. • SELECTIVE bookkeeper through general mar Panzkj, Boro Hall. 101 cal. work tram homa. Pre- e: some design. Must be en- So. Main St.. Manville. N.J. HORSE FARM — person to yaar pkja Ui fe^p» r Tue* & Fa. 5 hour* par day PASTE-UP ARTIST — part vious'phone experience ledger. 15-20 hrs. per week, days & hours fkwtbie. Salary thusiastic & organized. 1 full 08835. do barn chores needed. Cal Anna eves after 7pm inw 0OaVMon lor ptnon csp- mandatory. Cal Mchets at 609-924-646J commensurate with experi- time position, freelancers as Please call for interview 201 - i to a abto of ojuiclt, dun DOBVT)- 809-567-7500 3131 needed. Please send resume M ame poaaon. Cal Prince- worti 4 pfpfa ; Classified Advertising V«k«f 9-11.1981 5-B Jobs Wanted Announcements Announcements Personals Personals •JMTED— CH&DCARE- Santoapro- WANTED: — LAKEStDE MONTESSORI UP TO DATE? HOPEWELL COMMUTER atapaanitaa vtoad tor your pnMhoot A — center offers quality pre- — needs ride to TempleiJ. or tut on Man avast, lungjs* school program tor ages 2Vfe- The Irtrc^ens video techni- W. Trenton R.R. W» pay. CaH ton. Sept 19, raki datansst 6' Hours 9 -12. or 9 - 3, with que assures you of a hassle- BUI 609-466-3283. / day. Cal Mrs. Owen, 609- daycare 8-9 A 3 - 5:30 Call free way to focus in on people 921-7164 or Mrs. Kane, 924- 609-9244077. of interest to you. If you're not PRATIQUEZ — votre Fran- dalyohW into hanging around bars or cais an jokjnant notre groups. SELECTIVE CMLDAFi patiently waiting for the per- Ambiance cordiale. Reun- «SO| CHU) CARE—tor infants A fect chance encounter, let In- ions bt-mensueVes. Contribu- Never a toe at MEA. toe. 609-449471 Mrs. Tram at 2014804736 toddtors. wB) be avaHbto at own nOmo. GnnQ & tfoLens show you the up-to- tion modeste. 609-9214492. or Lor) at 800-924-2649. tie Lawrence Day School on feVnary |Mni howtocop6wittv date way to meet the "right Carter Rd. The family re- prooaaVTU tVsvng "Om 6nx>- people.'' For the answers to IRISH LADY—41. dfvorced. Jobs Wanted EXPERIENCED MOTHER nfanh rprowida tionai. physical or develop- ail your questions call our highly educated, culturally re- in babyoMng In ojuaRy chid care tor chRdren mental handicaps. Priscilla StudkVOffice today between fined, weH-bred, sincere, self- HOUSEMAN - SMer. Driv- home In Princeton. Anytme, 6 mos - 5 years of age. Both i: 609-466-2039. 12-9 P.M. Call 201-257- supporting, owns own home, er, etc. LfcehvOut 609-590- any day avaatte. 609424- nursery A Mndergarton prog- 7900, 609-396-4300 for free interests from simple to soph- 8743. ramming w8) be part of your demonstration. ' isticated, very attractive, nice child's day depending on Personals figure, would like to meet EXPEMENCED TYPIST - INFANT A — CMW Care. gentleman for respectful rela- tionship. Marriage-minded, RECEPTIONIST — Tele- OENTALASST — VMi Mrt Play School atmosphere. The Lawrence Day School is Lunches A snacks, ful ame. open from 730 am to 530 VDEODATMG children welcome. Box phonal Operator to #04041 c/o Princeton condWow. 201-359- baan employed in medtosl, Mon-Fri. 809-448-7390. pm. M-F. 12 months a year. "A Sght Advantage" •eTOWMATtON ON puMshfetg * legal Bstos. Cal Our care givers emphastis The Princeton Packet regrets Packet. gto - » JM 3115 A MM pride CHILD CARE — In my Law- warmm & proMaannai axw. a dassMed ad that appeared MALE 36 —5'9", 160 lbs, PART TME Countor Hato — renceville home. Experi- Teachers that provide our in this column last week. The FLY TO NANTUCKET—in 8 your work it a U or pat 8me good looking, secure job. seat cabin class IFR twin, 7414704. ML 6775- needed lor taat tood ree- HOUSEWORK WTD — in enoed chad care worker. 600- school program are onfhu- ad concerning Fred and Joe Looking for female between position Mod rtwiM to: moH*ius. Cat 600- was ffeoctous and not placed sharing expenses with a Director ol Personnel. Cranbury or Hightstown 896-3169 siaslic A highly quaMad. Hot 28-41 that is willing to have SALES — kfltm. tffenp * lunch A nutritious snadave by them. commercial pHot $100 to ab- LeVefceJeweflsnx 54 Neaeeu , area. Cal bat 2 a 6. 609- an honest, sincere, warm & out $145 per person round skiNs • must St Pitwaton. NJ 08540. 448-1524 SiWaXl. For furthsf BTHOCIINV* long relationship. Interested SECRETARY — tor Prince- HAROWORKINQ BOY-16. trip. 609-921-3867. seeks painting, gardening or tton cal 609496-0891. in any sports, outgoing A en- ton law ImLGoodsMIs re- EXPEMENCED MOM — w* SINGLE MEN A Women: The joy evenings at home. Write HOSTESS/HOST— WaJt- other jobs. Experienced, reli- Singles Fellowship Programs babysit Preschool ggirts in her able. 609-924-2SB7. Famfly Sarvtoe Agancy'a P.O. Box 991. Hightstown, ALL DATMG SERVICES Htttsboro home. 201-3592039- Fad Patenting programs announce their fall registra- NJ 08520-0991 ARE NOT CREATED 16 tion A information night Sat. EQUAL THE BEST IN CHILD CARE • Help! My Child is a DELIVERY PERSON - Landmg. Am* si Rd. MQHSCHOOL STUDENTS Sept 19,8pm at Nassau Pre- Meed 201-359-4700 — m day nursery setting. By sbyterian Church, 61 Nassau .ATTRACTIVE, TALL (5'7") I to work in I Wt_L BABYSIT —in my K.P. •SuPrtVal TraMng — Professional woman, late COMPATAB8JTY PLUS — •apiBM^BBnpu, WfpmwnOmJ KW St Princeton — across from is a unique dating organiza- w*are* Ful ante. lAwk* home; Reas. rates. 201421- dargarten teacher. MMduei lor Parents forties, ifKerested in meeting 80*424-2214 OFFICE CLEANING — in person 3-5pm, at The Coto- Palmer Sq. Refreshments tion thatasststsyou, the busy 7812. attention, lovely playroom, •Stogie Parenting served. YES Singles. New intelligent, tall, attractive steady t nM CWb. 40 Prospect Awe. •TraWngfor gentleman between 50 and single professional In a vary Mon-Fri. Hfrhlatown appropriately equipped wNh Dimension A- New Start FULL CHILD Care - Early 60 who enjoys dancing, special way. Because your Car eacaaaary Cat 800-443- toys of educational value. invite participation/mem- Ume is imitsd wa offer an ex* Mrs. Dobak, 201-874-4240. For information call music, good conversation Tech 1033. LIQUOR STORE - Clerk. bership from anyone single A dang altemative; a selective 3-5 acaviata, ind. aaanaon. cree- IMtotmiuuoh. 2yrs. +. Famey Service Agency between 20-65. We make and an occasional movie but pan Kand Pk.. Fn A Sat 3-1030 809 448 0058 definitely not a swinger. If this way to meat people of sknftar BABYSITTER NEEDED — Sve play provided. 609421- things happen! For specific lifestyles A interests. feidu fc—umems pm. Sun. noon-Spm. 201- 1135 CALL PEARL — 809-394- is what you are looking for. and dvect mate beginning-. Oct 5. Mon-Fri. 297-2229 directions from your area call Thousands of jour members pott 5883. Woman wants day or COUNSELING — Individual 9-5 except Sat. A Sun "609- write giving a description of •tnewctants Ft* 730-430. to care tor tain in- weekly work. Have refer- family and group therapy. yourself, your interests, if have already found that fants in our home- WELL KNOWN - and ratable 452-1368. "Special Somepne." You're Never a lee Cal INSURANCE OFFICE — mother wishes to babysit day Brief therapy with a 6 week possible enclose picture. ll 608808 9170 Paminotonana. contract when appropriate. P.O. Box 1191, Princeton, NJ key to a new A excWng social makjre parson. Ctortca) work or weekly Located across Nfe is only a phone cal away. in inauranos. Some experi- the street from the Ethel EXPERIENCED WOMAN — 201-329-2819. LEGAL FORMS & KITS. Inc. 08540. *SB-ECT1VE $75. 800-737-1490. — Available. Divorce. Wills, (201) 2564202. (215) 545- ence nocoessry. CaH aft. McKnight School. 609-448- wants 9-10 hrs. 2.days/ more 8489. 1pm 609 586 2560 • 5338 caring for invalid. TLC So. NASSAU TRAVEL—School Separation. Bankruptcy A In- SINGLE PEOPLE! — EXPERIENCED TELLERS corporation. Call 609-627- —— iwM. oood psy •% toav Biuns. Reas. 201-329-3817. is offering its beginner travel There's an Ecumenical BABYSITTER WANTED — HOUSECLEANING — agents course starting Octo- 7257 6-9pm. 201-782-5940. Worship Service just for You! neftts. Mi£antic National anytime HIGHLY EXPERIENCED — Bank. Cranbury Cat Mrs. 18 yrs or otter. Sat eves — Thoughtful vigorous, »Hs*- CHILD CARE • in my home.' ber 14. If you are ready for a Sundays at 2PM, The Rev. mother wHI give loving care to gent, anesbtleAdepande A dependablei . Full or part time. Experi- new A exciting career. CaH Nancy Hicks, Minister. Also. your infant or child in her Getter. 609-305-0802 ext S09-921-3352, for info A SINGLES — GOING ON 248 Windsor area. 609-443- Cal Lasie. 609-448-5466. enced. References. 609- Friday nights at 8:45 there home at very reasonable 3551 448-2755. brochure. VACATION? You won't be are planned activities for rates. Call for information, SUBSTITUTE School Bus disappointed if you vacation THE NATIVES — The UBHT HOU8EKEEPXG - Singles. All held at the High- 201-359-8487. or 201-359- i - j^aihww type I WANTED PART — time CHILD CARE my home, fufl INCREASE YOUR EFFEC- where other singles vacation. tstown Presbyterian Church, 1830. . ^ Pun* Tno n« ptoyed at Com- TOUCHE. The Singles 1201474-3104 sacretary. mornincjs, typing tor 5pm. 600-587-2794. time. Ages 1 -5. Ig yd, no traf- TIVENESS in work A person- 318 N. Main St. Hightstown. fic 609-448-0526. al relationships. Learn to use Handbook carries a com- 609-448-3265. mar needs a tOti grade mate An BABYSfTTMG DONE - in the positive aspects of your plete listing of single's vaca- VERY VERSATILE — SWF. CLEANING PERSON my Kand. Pk. home. Reas. personality owns productive- tion spots in the tri-state area 28, blonde professional is «g job tor a mature. SEEK TALL — bright un- - tor home A oBjce area to lorm new sound and Me person Call 609-292- . 201-2974348. Announcements ly Weekly interaction meet- (reasonable rates). Write P. seeking new adventures to Sliriisyi. work m tie fcMure CalTedat' ing in a pleasant constructive O. Box 264. Dayton, NJ. attached man age 57-65. enhance escapades. Reply 6521 days Pretty divorced 56. Reply Box .. »—a->» T 600-921-1549 CHILD CARE — mother of 2 group atmosphere. Certified 06810 for a vacation mailer. Box #04015. c/o Princeton yr. old seeks ptoymsts. BEGINNING SEPT Or caB (201) 329-2184. #04019, c/o Princeton Packet. hours at $8 pe* hour Ce> TEMPORARY Receptionist group leader. Offices in Prin- Packet. 201-297-4364 eves PART TME — or tuf Ime toys. Be. 201-521-2881. 16....new management new ceton A Kendall Park. Con- — Sept 21-25 Hours 9-5 menu, new hours, at the MH- starting at 6 30 am darty Cover busy phones, sght typ- tact B. Blank. 201-297-9567. HAVING TROUBLE meeting SWF—attractive profession- l^a» VAJyW Fla •••in • rJ a* at^B PROFESSIONAL — WJF 50 al. 5'3", 125 lbs. who is intelli- TotOK Small grocery 609-799- ing, general office duties. HOUSECLEANMG - I w* law* WV9 HMUuranit •* W or staying with the right per- 8578. 410 Ptamsboro R CaMn nopwai ai c.w., rnsm, son? Loneliness counseling seeks tall intelligent male not gent, warm, sensitive and Bette I Kanlor Personnel Lake on South Main St. (Rt. BOOKKEEPING/Accounting threatened by ERA. Reply 609-921-8007 Cran areas. Ref. 609-448- could help you find what honest looking for an attrac- Cowaawj mm 539) in Aasntown. N J. services — Are you paying Box #04011 c/o Princeton tive, sBm.swm 30-40 who en- 7486. CPA fees for services s qual- you're seeking. Individuals. EXPERIENCED DENTAL ROAST BEEF A—Ham Dkv small groups. Michael L Packet. joys laughter, trivia, theater, ified accounlant/pookkeeper exploring restaurants, in- ASST — Resumes CHCD CARE — m my home, ner, on Sat. Sept 12th. from can provide at a fraction of Rosenthal. M.S.W.. Ed.D a reiabie mother Ful time or 4-7 pm. at Hop awal United 609-737-2236. EXCEPTIONAL — young teresting conversation A OoodwoHingoondWurv 201 the cost? Extensive general man desires to meet beautiful quiet times doing nothing pert erne. Ages from 1 yr old Matwdal Church. 20 Btack- accounting A full charge COPIES - resumes, mwtta- 201-329-3032. weN Ave. HopeweH. Adults young lady. Reply Box together. RSVP Mary Anne. bons. bueness cards, rubber bookkeeping experience. SECRETARY — Prmceton S6.25. Ssnior Citizens. EXCHANGE STUDENT — #04012 Princeton Packet. P.O. Box 1263. Ptscataway, stamps, complete typesat- Theresa J. VanZandt 609- NJ 08854. $5.50. Children 5-12 $3 00. 466-2082. 16. from Hamburg, Germany Bng. compoeMon & pnnang EXPERIENCED HOUSE- attending PHS. Sept. '81 to KEEPER — wants day work. under 5, free. MALE — 26, 6'1. 185. Enjoy servwe 7 days a «e)efc at Mar. '82 wants to live with theater, the Arts & classical ANTICIPATION DATING Sears Qucfc Copy Cantor. 8004894144 after 5pm. TWIN COUNTY Country Day ence Cat 609-4S2-1660 PHMCETON School. Kend. Pk. fuH A Vi Princeton family. Exchange music. Especially love the SERVICE - Call for free • CaftsasalLafceDr Ouakar Bndga Mel. MONTESSORI w/similar stay in Hamburg outdoors, long walks & good brochure toll free 800-662- L»«r*ecr*Me. NJ CHLDCARE — my home! day creative nursery. Hrs. COOKS— Pantry Hato. Dia- motwr of 2 wM care for 2-5 yr possible. Information about conversation. Seek woman, 3033. " lias Ian uaa CAREER. JOB search & 7:30 - 5:30. Children's ages age not important, for old. Lunch. Hightstown. 909- the German boy A his family educational counseling - 2'/z • 5. After school program friendship. Reply Box 04013. 448-2751 Drafcea Comer Rd. available at 609-924-4430. TROUBLED? Family Service CMLD CARE - teamed tor Testing A ITesume included avail. CaH 201-297-7854 or Princeton Packet. Prinoatoit, MJ. 0B540 201-297-9340 aft. 6. has counseling. Non-profit 12 mo oU 201-369-4700 Dt Michael I Rosenthal. Eat IS* SHYSWM20, 5'10", 145 lbs United Way Supported. 609- 609-737-2236 HOUSECLEANING — My — seeking slim, wholesome. SMcetsnf housekespsr has LOOK, LOOK. LOOK. There NEW TO AREA — male, 50. 924-2098. •orh Appro* 8 30-1pm. RELIABLE MATURE — paT Announoss pretty sincere lady 18-22 for professional. Activist but with Mon-Tburs starttng late son needed it Princeton RESUMES BY Gene Rwi Mon. Tues. Thurs avsaabls. is parking at Princeton Sta- companionship. I enjoy quiet 609-394-0725. Princeton- tion. Rates 50 cents per day. a bit of Mr. Chips. Enjoys MEET A MIX Singles — in- Sept. Vow home Prater at Weaft-OMet 9-4 Saturdays Your personakzed & **toc- romantic times, hiking and theatre, politics, reading, chH- vites all single, widowed, •etched tor bve iob markaeng tool Evan- I tapawel - Penrwyton area $1.00 for overnight, by the life's simple pleasures. Nons- week $3.00, by the month SB. dren. Seeks woman, 38-53. separated and divorced per- No TV Ca* 809-921-fins, am moker. Photo. Reply Box who enjoys the active life but CNMranZVM The onty overnight parking in sons, ages 30-60 +, to their Dayton NJ 201-329-2431. CHLD CARE — by mothar- 1981-83 #04035. c/o Princeton conversation & quiet times as nurse at my home In LVSM. Princeton. 609-924-0976. socials every Sat. night -8811 ToSIBK 201 329-6210 Ful Day! Packet. , well. Reply Box #04038 c/o 8:30pm-1am. Carolier neer Notre Dame H.S. Princeton Packet. Fenced yard on dead and FAMILYBORN — A Center Lanes, in Gazebo Lounge, COOK. BROKER A Saute- CAREER ANO Educational AN ENJOYABLE alternative Route 1 North. North Bruns- as. 45 hr weak. Cal Oner street nursery school en- for Birth A Women's Health. and aHHy u supamwe Be- Cuuneeing Resumes - indt- Offers: pregnancy tasting, — to the Single's Bar scene. DRIVER — Professional. wick. Live music. Adm. ' neats Newer a toe Cal 60S Anywhere! Safe. Reliable. vidual taakng. career plan- hours, i prenatal care, birthing rooms Wanted: 3 SW prof, gentle- $3.50. public invited, no club 89*9470 ning, college advisement. for labor A delivery, family men between the ages of 30- 609-599-9849 eves. Keep to join. CaH 609-655-5825 or Trying! Cal Anna Wngham. MX. WUL BABYSIT — tor work- cornered 12 hour discharge, 50 who would enjoy having a 201-350-7055. M S W 20 Nassau St. Pnn- tig motwrs weeMy or by tie HAVE A Wicker Party — OB on call, pelvic A breast deNcious home cooked din- cetpn. 6094214638 Generous profits for your exam, pap smear. 201421- ner served to them by 3 SW WEEKEND IN N.E. — Hand- ' East Windsor. 609-448- some prof. WM. 37, seeks DO YOU FEEL LOST — favorite charity. Cal for de- 6200. prof, women. We provide the wandering in a circle and no Bank, Cranbury. Cal Mrs food — you bring the wine. very attractive, witty, liber- THE PLAIN TRUTH ABOUT taas mornings 609455-2723. one cares for you? Loaded RESUMES by PRMCETON BLAIRSTOWN POTPOUR- Our interests are, good ated woman to be my guest CHILD CARE —m on 4 day mini-vacation (9'25- with problems and no one to WRfTMG ASSOCIATES Is DRIVER(S) — needed to Rl — New Games Festival. music, ballet theatre, travel, FuDpart ame Over 18 mo fine food, sports. For an in- 9/28) at Panoramic Maine turn to? Some one cares for tiere a "Slate ciMhe-Arf r> Food provided. Exp'd. So. drive Toyota to CaH. LA.Sept. 19th. Jadwin Gym. you and was crucified for PART FULL TM£ — 1 nght resumes "> You bettor I rnanis, crans, BOOKS, ranie, vitation write; describing Beach House. Lobsters, sun- DEUCLERK —Wama Cal 8runs.2al-821-8110 area. bat. V9 A10/4. Cal: Ktt- sets & tranquility for a special you. Call 609-443-5142 any M it- The ok) fashioned food. Donations accepted of yourself, your interests, 8am-10am. 609-924-1802. ty. 609-921-7919 aft 6. where we may contact you by woVnan. Please include time. dus shoppvig 1st of WRITEIVCARETAKEIVCAR R — plants, books, crafts, baked goods (no clothing or rum- phone; to JAJ Inc. c/o Prince- phone #. Reply Box #04039. dates. A places is tong gone. Rctton wntor. married with CAR WASH — Sat. Sept 12. c/o Princeton Packet. TALL, DARK — handsome Good mage). Tables aval $10. For ton Packet, Box #04033, mature Italian man, 35, in- ADM*«STRATtVE — A genuine resume is a aoph- one chid, handy at painting. 10 am to 4 pm. S3 including Princeton. NJ. 08540. > of direct ma* caipantry, maaonrii A land- vac. At Westminster Choir Wormaaon 809-452-3340. terested in relationship with orgamied person : a highly crafted. scaping seeks housing on College, on Hamilton at RIDE WANTED — Brazilian mature business woman, needed tor architectural eatatom farm in exchange for Chestnut Princeton. Benefit NEED HELP decking on a CARPOOL — to Staten Is- student, from L'ville area to prefer 25-45. Call 609-883- NUDE ARTIST MODELS- office to aseM jMh raced Hairs caretaking services 609- career ? — Whether you land for Brooklyn teacher in Glenskte Pa. weekdays. Call 9415, write 37 Fernwood ISS. an hour, on cat. haepng and office manaoe- (3 to 4 hours ol 4864078 or wrtte Box 194. have just begun, want a Twin Rivers. Call 609-448- Ed Cox 609-771-9500 days. Lane. Trenton. NJ. mant MM kwi Bapty to BOB Hopewet. NJ. 08525. CHERRY HILL — Nursery career change or haven't 1410. #04037 c o Princeton School Is presently accepting worked in years, caH Elaine TWO DIVORCED Women — PREGNANT? CHEERFUL HOUSSKEEP- HIGHLY EXPERENCEO — appacaBons tor tie 198243 B. Kalkoff at Futures. 201- EXECUTIVE MASSAGE looking for companionship WANT HELP? lay-out, interviewing, imtMI wWulve towing care to academic year. Please cal 874-5241. for a professional Service — by appointment (26 & 41) with gentlemen in- CALL BWTHRK5HT evaluation of your interests only. 6PM- 11PM call 609- da%a« schoomt 809421 AMBITIOUSSALES — par- counaaang. data nMaafch, A your Want or child in her 201-359-2113. terested in sincere rela- 609-771-9505 1735 A rear resume home at vary reasonable and career options. 771-1330. tionship. Box #04040 c/o cfvnQ IDV pnoai to H ftui can take a apaoiaMat up to 20- rates, caa tor swormaaon, NURSERY SCHOOLERS— Princeton Packet. Free confidential service and 25 hours to comptote. The re- 201-368-8487. or 201-359- at Presbyterian Cooparatve MEET PEOPLE - If you're WANTED — Single, sod- free pregnancy test. Call - we su». in our caaaia a standout 1830. Nursery School, walk to tie over 40 or 50 or 60 years old kicking man, 35-45. Country WHY NOT DO Something do care. State-of-the-Art marketing flH t td and you don't care for the li- Western dance class partner. really interesting — Learn to Pat 201-932-7556 eves. mstrument that draws ba- CHaDCARE — In spacious house at Christmas A to Nas- quor scene but you'd like to Sail! Beginning courses KAY'S Introduction Service tweeniS-Wiasponaewah country home. WAarga yard. sau Hal to pet Ihe tigers. go out dancing and meet through October. Teal Sailing — all ages. Meet a partner for numenjua Instances of 40%, Loving raNaWe care. Hill- There art Mtod tat vacan- people on sober terms - try ATTORNEYS HOUSE School. 668 Main. Bay Head. ' a friendship or marriage. vice. For app£: to apply 50V A 80%. So don! bosboro. Ful tme Ages 1-5 or cies. Cal 600424-7308. the Hightstown Country Club CALLS — WHS (from $40). 201-295-8225. 201-534-272610am to6pm. tooted by Inns Hal are BBs after school children. 201- Ballroom. We feature the Una SeM-Divofcas A name please caf 809^04-3494. finest in big bands with music Landau me Pilawon. NJ lorWed typing 8744815. ED S AIRPORT TAXI — changes ($118). house clos- GESTALT — Self Image/ HIGHTSTOWN Planned A who pioiiass to from the "Golden Era of the ings ($115-seller, $265- Weight/ work/parenting - pri- Parenthood Clinic — Mon- Comfortable, economical Big Band" sound. Coma MATURE PERSON — BABYStTTMG IN MY HOME transportation to al airports. Buyer). Unc. selW)ankiuptcy vate Gestalt sessions. Ref. day evenings. Call 609-448- day or nan day. or, Or Ed wM drive you in your atone or come with someone. ($175). Incorprattons ($100). available. For info. 609-924- 3439. ' 3191 wanted to cere tor 2 school — MeMn Kiaas School Dis- There's plenty of free park? .age 9*ts A veer old boy , oBer to do tie trict. Reliable mother to car. Tel. 600421-7339. Add costs where appasabie. 8525. COPIES — resumes, invita- over tie phone or **g. And, remember, (here's FMrxibie hourvi 609-443 Jamas E. Do Marttno, HW- tions, business cards, rubber trough twmeam. Letusheto "no liquor served. We're open sborouoKNJ. 201474-5636 5728. oavore or awar aumui ens- PARKMG SPACE — avail- Wednesdays (FREE dance GIFTED. ARTS ED — Con- stamps, complete typeset- you wtti your job asarch by dran. Cal after 6 pjn. 809- able. Approx 1Vi blocks off (anawerphone). sulting/advocacy lectures, TELE*HOME WO".K-ryou pnwkftng you wan one of tie lessons tram 630-9300 P.M. ting, composition A printing DENTAL ASaaTTAflT- M 448-7843. Nassau St.. Humbert St. included win admission) and workshops. To see: Tel. 609- service. 7 days a week at kaUe area. For Wo:809424-4478. GAY Switchboard informa- 882-3572. Sears Quick Copy Center, •toaTWaw anywhere In the Nation. Saturdays from 9:00 P.M. to Bat 5A9 pm cal: 609-587- tion center. Call 609-921- Quaker Bridge Mai. P*a»o Iai4l Mora, we wa advtoa you on NURSJNG APE — w8)ojve midnight Drees is casual to TLC 4243. fancy (jackets tor men) and 2S65. Bast hours 7-10 p.m. COUNSELING — Skilled Sanaa aai how to use k. Cal us to and Mon. thru Thurs. therapist with PhD & years of out admiasion ia $4.00. We're Reply Box #197. ot> aonvantonty located off Exit experience now able to ex- toaaa*a».< NASSAU Cooperative RACOUETBALL PARTNER pand his private practice in 215-5474388. ,10- Central Post Kand Pk. Nurasry School—has opsn- 3, New Jersey Turnpike be- — needed tor 1 morning or ptosetoyan ."rind Mom's Pepparmel Res- Princeton. Understanding, Classifieds ££ or obaaaaBn. 201474-S38B. tortwaamon3A4yaar aqantncyweafc. StwuMbeln- confidential, professional In fiat 0 am tt 3 pm taurant So, coma out danc- a ing at tie HkjMetown Coun- aMnadwt lava) and dapand- conauteBons avaaabla to re- RU.1WMgCMato i Q_| gQO>aj24-0666 run in M1 ty Club Baftoom. See you abie. Call 609488-1550. sponsible individuals, cou- oriZI-?BOB tor lr*nM8on. MsWednoadaycfSatumV ples A families desiring PS We have tie beat dance assistance. Appomment CSJI 609421-3966. 8 papers CALUNG ALL 2HYR OLDS floor in tie East ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. Hato and Information. CaH — TIMfthM 609424-7592. for ttootVanDyaaRd-Pilnce- COUNSEUNG — tor Atoo- NASSAU AOTORTTAXI- hoi/pttl dependent persons wi».tak^M yWeWtagea -1088. eWWP-PFNL.42, and famfly members Mng 1 low price tomeetasncai wnn aooKove wness. peg sWb. Cat Smart. CAC 609496-1675. bar 80H421-0442. Sanaoa to as Avpofta. 35. Peter 609-924-5584 Classified Advertising Week of September 9-11,1981 6-B PWVOfMHI BargaiAvMart Bargain Mart LOG SPLITTING — reason^ A PtEASANT — | I CLOCK — STEREO — Nearer ueed. ^REPLACE WOOD — cal TPJOTAG Sales. Inc.—"We RADIO AMATEUR — equip WOODSPLITTER — For -- - i flaw—dtep—fcte.rMi201 OeV?—vtoaOMumaaVetora 2013MS5M. do aH the work." Profitable Heath Mohawk (Rx-1) Rcvr. sate. H.D. unit 13 ton ram able rates. 609-466-1887. • In yow haaejt n—lrar. Saanri 8P-M i to a warm sate of anflra orpariWoon- Marauder (Hx-10) Xmtr force, hardly used. $850. i en ifetmuaV ANTIQUE — wrought Iron tants of your horno. Profes- Mostoy TA33. rt mt. CDE 60*896-0139. BLINDSTTTCH MACHINE •- fuel lumacee. wood/coal atonatty condudad at your TR44 rotor. 100' Coax. Factory style, new. never 609483-3535. Lafayette HE-10 rcvr. Alex VfTAMXSeOO used. $400. 609-799-3093. mr-wti 215-493-5332 or 609-882- W: 609-292-8405. H:609- As aaan on T.V. Water disfjl- naffto 0OYOULOOKA8O0ODaa ptoa>and , 1864 924-6179. ters, acme juicers. saJadmas- WOODSTOVE — Free Flow, P.O. Ban 177. C could? — Or would you ^rfde oomptoto aarnoa and In- 2 ORIGINAL LITHO- ter waterless cookware, at unique design, best stove on to took bafasr. Far $80 market 1 season old, $650. JDt.IU.ajM2. C stallation. Ask about our GRAPHS — and on* Imtad FOR SALE —King size bed, diacountod prices. •Oft) Of edMon print Data Com of HOT TUBS A Jacuzzi Whirt- Bettor Health Center sen for $450. 609496-0139. earing Manor storm pooto — Many style* and $150. Cal 809-924-7231. 201-7 m. Check our wMo Or. 2 of 90; WockwaTs Herit- • 4 Mercer St. age. 159 of 200: OiaHnn^s sizes. Expert Inatatatton. Au- HopeweH. NJ. 08525 aatoojton and tow pricaa ba- thorized Jacuzzi whirlpool SMALL KEROSENE—stove SOFA-82" — Traditional, STEREO — Taotmtoa FM- tore you buy. 809-466-1835. HBppy Ctovm, Prioos noQoK- 609-466-3697 blue floral cotton print. Exc. AM atoreo laeatoar 8A 101 able. Vlewmg by appomt- Spa dealer. Princeton Pool $25; straw rug 9x12, $10. 2 OMumaaVa. 33 W. Broad St Tabto A Spa Co. Rt. 518. aluminum ladders. $20/ea., cond. 3 yrs. old. 609-443- flanyo HO 5008 eaaaona (Rt. 518). Hopawall. N.J. mant. CaM eve*. 609-695- 3375. tff aj Dofay A 2 apaafc- 3736. Hopewel. 809-466-1718. Moped, needs repair, $100. Hours: Tua*.-Fri. 10 am-8 pm 609-882-4358. PRMTMG Sat. A Sun. 10 am-5 pm. Summer Special LAUNDRY" SINK — $30; de- V137». CtoeedMon. KODAK PMT Material for BULOMG MATERMLS sato—Mtooal. nag, raoalvar. NATIONAL Geographies — , humidifier unit $25: child's 8Vix11 (only)-Photo Copy FREE RUL ^ Prtnoolon Twp NEW reverse developer A activa- Ufa. etai930Vi960's. Beat phonographs $5 & $10. 609- MICRON HOCKEY — ANOERSEN Windows & tor. Bookvafcja$163.57. Sac- Black Ink on 201b Writ Paper 448-4979. ^** fv»«v. sftmv v smop AI Mt, Oan • maW ooncflMP skates, atee 3. Ueed 1 sea- WCU.FT. 1L^_- -*J^^ifc^^ «»^8- —-^ • - ^_ »_ i --^—IB— . - . Doors Bows A Bays 50% rMcetor $80 . cash. 609-443- of IWaVOPwW Gam. QQ HJf IWaBWaVIQ WMI, MC son, lika naw condition. Disc. 5682 830 • 6pm. DINETTE — White formica, $12.00 Per Thousand FIREPLACE WOOD — cut & Purchased $80. asking $45. PLYWOOD Sheathing 4x8 round table. 4 black vinyl split, choice seasoned oak. 609-486-0732 ext 3/8" $6.4811T $7.48 5/8" BEDROOM SET - white fr chairs, $125: hurnkMer. $25; 2nd side +$9.00 M Seasoned 1 yr. & longer. Del- $9J8. 3/4" $12.88 BSR turntable. $20.609-448- Color Paper +S100 M TRACER — 6* x Iff alii' Prov dbf dfOMor ttwttof ilMk ivered A stacked. $80 a load. HOCKEY SKATES — size 3. RAILROAD TIES, new chak, $200. Formal on rm fix- 0784. Std Cokx Ink +$5 00 609-448-4253. w(wi told down Junior Supreme by Bauer. creosoted 6x6x8 $4.90. Padding +$1.00 M aj aor rung mow, ture, brass. $175; stereo 4 re- Used 1 season, eke new con- 4x6x8 $3.45. Preeeure tre- cord cabinet $25: TV stand GAFFERS A STRATTON — DOWN COMFORTER — dirty atiaivtRfl 4x4x8 r ROOJ»" FREE With etc.. 2 brand new arse $475 diaon. Boughttor $75 . settng ated 6x6x8. $8.90. MASTERGRAPHX praaawre treated lumber Cal: 600-868-9022 $10. Cal aftor4pm. 809-448- gas stove, naw 1977, 2 long size, $125; antique cut $4 JStm. 80*4*7-322O Cor- : $40 669-468-0732 0444. ovens, ful range. $110. 609- 609-924-0460 Route 206 glass, perfect cond, newly DSCOUNT PLYWOOD 924-1086. Rocky Hill appraised. $45 to $175: ser- Suwatjoo-For Your Entire WOOD BURMNQ Stove — CTRS RINGER WASHING Homa. Fspm $40 accoidhiQ Afl MpMar atoa modat. aoca- TOP SON. tor sato — $50/ BLOND FORMICA — Dining vice for 12, (over 100 pes) of to.distance Daalgnar sortosinckf4btower.$800or toad, wood chips. $40/toad. RT. 13 A Rm. Set 7 pea.. $250. Exc.. STORM WINDOWS A VEAL— Humanely raised, matched dinnerware, un- ; — 980. 201-821- Screens —~ Ful length, wood quality veal. Taking orders ~ _ CtMlra, beat o»ar 809-443-1253 •bark & tcohce root mutch by Tunpk BrtatoJ cond. 201-821-9121. marked beleek. $175: Call the ton. Cal Tree Care Inc.. 1-800423-8707 frames. + 2 doors. 609-924- for fall "harvest." Spring 609-682-9409 art 6pm. Ta SO York Rd. 3005. Meadow Farm 609-466- MAHOGANY — chaaLi 30% Off. CALORIC Wall Oven - 201-297-9300. 2 OVERHEAD GARAGE couraar range a> hood (oop- DOORS — 9 x 7. $25 ea. 0470 BOSE 901 SPKRS — series ' per). e*c. cond, $150. OWng 215-6740206 201-722-5284. MANTLES FOR SALE — 1 w/stands $250. Call 609- room chandelier, (Early REFRIGERATOR — Ig be- antique hand carved, beauti- STAINED GLASS Supplies 799-1676 after 7pm. ful condition cherry, painted — Distributors & Discoun- (Pnt Sawing. American) $50. Cal 800-790- veled mirror, upright freezer, ANTIQUES ALL KINDS — ELECTRIC STOVE — Frigi- 2324. 609-771-0263. Fine jewelry A diamonds, daJre, self-cleaning. Maple chestnut, varnished chest- ters. Custom designs. Repair LAWN BOY — small ride-on, _-- •<*»• also 100's of flea market kitchen set/6 chaira^GE nut, painted colonial. Want & restoration. Lamps, mir- 24" cut. $100. 3hp mini-bike. Oak dry Mnfcs. quick sato. 609-924-9676. LENOX — Bpehm bird FURNlifURE — Fr Prov items, liquor cart, blanket freezer, maple daafc. mahog. rors, planters, etc. Princeton good cond. $80. 201-369- book- bench, cash fegisfors, furntr dMng rm. eat, 2 braktod rugs, Stained Glass. 38 Spring St. 4529. case* and more. Suricks ptolaa, aatof 12tor aato . mM Credenza with curio COndMon. $1200. 809-924- cabinet, antique ivory & blue, tura. portable safe*, (teal 9x12, turn of the century 5pc LOOKING BACKWARDS 609-921-1311. ft AflB9uaa.448pnna8L.Pnrv 73. can be oruaad living rm. set Call after 7 pm, tor pans. $60 18319-5. 3 ber brass table & lamp. 609- roll-top deak. lamps, cane NIKORMAT FTN — Nikon cetonOpen Man-Sat 1030- 448-2908 after 6 pm. Decorator phones 201-369-5482. NEWLY UPHOLSTERED — 5.1 "" after 8 p.m. Victorian sofa, electric organ macrolens. wide angle lens, F1REWOOO — prim* aaa- (% price). Mantel docks, wall Crafts normal lens, flash, $285. BM EXECUTIVE Typewriter clocks. Grandfather dock, Aeentown Feed Co. A amp, 5 piece bedroom set, COMPUTER TRS80—Mod- BO*0-BEDROOM SET— — electric. Large. Carriage Leave message 609-443- daavarad. $100 par cord. Ra- wrist watches. Inexpensive MakiSL mirrors, prints, knickknacks, al L 18k to«al W, $425 808- $250. kachen aat. $175, coal needs some repairs $125. serving pieces, modem sofa, 8595. stove, exe. cond. $250. gold A sUver scales. Occu- Aaantown.NJ 609-466-0904. pied Japan china, several Home grown naturally fed < side chairs, antique cherry FranOn tot $200. gtoae dto- 2132. steers. Cut to your own speci- 609-259-2136. 35mm cameras A many droptoaf table, andirons (for ANTIQUE — 18th cent. over- ptoy tfiaaa. $75. rugs. $15 & ROYAL ELECTRIC — type- fication, wrapped, and fireplace), linens, mixmaster, TEAPOTSALE up. 808*443*3828. 73 FORD — garden tractor other Hams. Private coasckx. TENTS FOR RENT — party Sized carved chair, one of a writer $25. child's stereo Cal 609-587-7507 frozen. Kaufman Farm 609- cutlery, pots A pans, etc. 609- 42* tower deck mower. lOhp. 4664773. Master Chg. avail. tents for al events. Neshanic kind. 9' Prov. style wall unit, Floor or Tabto Lamp* at $18 l W/ 466-0138. By appointment. FOR SALE — Hammocks cond. $1000 Irm. 600- bench $250. Rabbit eto rack, Vol. Fire Co. 201-369-4867, includes desk, showcase Brass Hurricane Teapot L5. AQUARIUM — 55 gal.. 369-3467, 369-5321. 369- cabinets & drawers, exc. rocker 609-737-0904 eves OPERA TICKETS — Sieo,- LAWN MOWER — & small mada ham Evan on tfnta glass with full hood, stand, 4798. cond. 609-448-2774. hair dryer. 201-35B- fried" 2 dress circle seats. engine repairs. Lawn mow- 38%OFF. Sapt 7K> S«PL 14 TOP SOL — and ctoan • and undergravel fWer, $150. Met. Opera, 10V20.7pm. $25 ers sharpened. Pick up & de- FURLONG LAMP FAC- dbL unamasd. 201-358-3908 SWMMMG POOL COVERS 809-448-5614 TORY OUTLETtorgeet tor a — Deal wHh Distributor for each. 609-883-1065. 392- CANON AE1 Camera—with livery can be arranged. 609- COPY MACHINE — 4 yrs. PIANO UPRIGHT — $300; or 359-4684 7884. 90 rate radius. Si whotoaaJa auppiar. Low da> 50/1.4 lens, flash. Also, 395-0428. old. exc. copies, all supplies ONE RUST Barrel Swivel Kodak 86OH slide projector ind. just serviced. $400.201 - $35 Aftar 6 pm 809-821- nREPLACEWOOO—Oual- count prices on covers, fil- Chair—brand nawfloral prin t ters, chemicals, etc. 609- SCHWINN — Super Sport, w/zoom. Call anytime 201- LARGE SELECTION of re- 297-1133. 283.Furtang. Pa. Mcro Dot 6203. ity seasoned, split, hard chair, black A while rug. 6x8. 359-4631. Pne*v OPEN 7 days. (215) 468-1716. new chroma table lamp, 24" chrome mofy frame 10 conditioned Simplicity and 794-7444-5-6 spd. alloy rims. $150 609- International Harvester riding FOAM CUT — Any size - an^ 1938 PHB.CO — Radto; old $i50/cord. $80/% cord chrome coffee table, new 19" SONY Trinitron — color CRYSTAL STEMWARE — radiator cover. 201-359- 921-2466. lawn mowers and tractors. 5 shape. While-U-Wait records, some 1908: 12900 Charte Vincent Landscape tv. exc. cond. $175; baby crib, Cushions made like new MV PAWOMTE avcondMoner. 1 horseptow. Contractor. Our 28th year modern style. 3 sizes, 5992 to20hp. 609-924-4177. 4 VW/914 — Riviera mags. white, spindles, good cond, Prices given over phone The 808-468-1199 201-647-2298 or 647-2717. reasonable Call 609-799- $50; camera, with lens - Koni- 9186 15 x S'/J, $300 new, $150 or FURNITURE CLEARANCE Foam Firm. Gladstone. 201- 2-8ft SLIDING GLASS offer. 4 ET-IV uni-lug slot ca TC702 A VMtar etec. flash (Bace) Km Tops. Values to Doors — $75/ea. 1 single Centefe— The Montgomery 234-1622 PENN STATE — 4 mags. 13 x 5Vi, fit Toyota. w/charger A adapter, both Center. Rocky Hirf: specializ- $24 Now $5 tickets each homa PRE SEASON-WOOD wooden box spring, never come w/camera bag, $200: COAL STOVE SALE. Vega, others, $200 new, ing in sofa beds, box springs, CM. TBMP. BC. W used. $35. Gr. antique seen $100 or offer. 609-921-2466. 35mm slide projector w/ Merchandise Soid AJsPwCA* A EUROPEAN lined drapes. 156x108". $50. mattresses and contempor- park. SacT SJ-R58. al Kodak carousel 650H. $75: ary life style furniture. or $80 par game. Cal after • ,Y MODELS (FULLY 201-297-8921 after 4pm. desk, dark solid wood w/ Wanted Furntueand 201-725-7208. KING SIZE — bad w/frame. hidden typewriter wed, 3 side HandPrint Gat- COST. triple dresser, bed side table, drawers A center drawer, DISCOUNT Lighting — The GARRARD Turntable — and matching mirror. 2 king size mff ' rfaVW UOOWn onpnai SEARS. WASHER — 2 CALL 609-924-W00D Concord receiver $75. Also • good cond. $125. Call Don Roosters Coup. Lighting fix- WANTED TO BUY — Scrap afcttngaof RNar and County (9M3) FOR INFORMA- pillows, king size bedspread, 609-921-8792. tures, lamps, shades, parts reel mower $25. 609-683- never used king size sheets, metal, light iron, steel, batter- •ctnm. Picture FoofcaW ttt TION. PLEASE LEAVE 0657. and repairs. Clocks, gift ies, radiators, copper, brass, toR bank of Saina prices MESSAGE IF MACHINE other items almost new, items & fireplace equipment $425. 609-799-0472. eves. COLLIERS Encyclo — 20 aluminum and used machin- TAGE SALE BY TRIO — CARPET — Residential or Huge assortment ol brand vol. + updates. $100. Book names at discount prices ery Currently paying the COMPUTER Card Ha* — Sat. September 12. 1981. Commercial. Low overhead of Know). 12 vol. $35. JR. highest'pnees in the area • Imports from $10 KITCHENETTE — 2 electric MOVING SALE — Baby THE ROOSTER S COUP on tor sale. 1-22 drawer. i-20 i2-3pnv7 ChapaiLana. Law - means big savings. Get my Classics $25. Trappeur wms. Payment at time of delivery • OkJPipas Traded burners, refrigerator and Items! New: Hedstrom Play- Rt. 29. Lambertville. N J , Niw JorMy. Con price before you buy. Free ski boots sz 6. $30. Picnic Receiving hours 12-5 p m • Tobscoo Bftondod stainless steel sink wiaucet. pen & solid Oak highchair.. OPEN 6 DAYS 609-397- Cal 809-924- shop at home service. We tabto A benches $25. Frye Mon thru Fri 8 to 5 on Satur- • Freeh Cigar* $375-brand new Also head- Realistic FM wireless inter- 0027 9100 also provide installation, boots sz 8. $20. Bird cage $8. day No quantity too large or boards, brass, single.-$50 cleaning A repair service coms, never used. Also Hed- Cam. glass A demitasse. Tom Ptoacarvar & Son set. Black Angus compact strom stroHer, umbrella strol- 4oo small Gale Industrial t CONTEMPORARY - 4 Spring St.. Princeton Cal Bill. 609-466-1887. 201-359-4361. REFRIGERATOR — freezer, oven $35. iron. Japanese ler, baby walker, Hedstrom Scrap Iron and Metal Co Hotpoint, good cond, best bamboo swivel chairs, set of Jump chair, booster chair, North Valley Road. tub ot boudo» cnair. $90 SOFA—Cloud Nine, 6 pHtow Offer. Cal 609-737-2697. Rooseveu For info call 609- Atoa2naaichroimd»aqor» SOFA 64" — Pattom baafcnv 4 tor $100. Please cal 609- portable/expanding kiddie HANGING BASKET — chair A'loveseat. good cond. $325 $45; 2 folding rope chairs $20 348 ?679 tan. $100. 5«7 nyton tent. 924-4525 corrall, brown wicker chang- for both. Full size bed. like ea. 201-297-1272 aft. 6. SKYLIGHTS — new, all ma- aaato I backs. $4&aa. Cat $45. Cal 809-448-3803. ' ing table, green turtle sand- PUCKET WATCHES - SOMEONE SHOULD — oro- new. $100.609-586-1015aft box/pool, pink hot wheels, ior brands such as Velux. 4-10pm. 809424- 6pm. 2 HORSE SADDLES -7 1 Paeco. Ventorama. Wasco. wanted, silve'. apid 01 any NEW FURNITURE — terrific M by my mistake % price 20 oak door gate, potty chair. All base metal., in anv condition buys on distributors over- new storm windows,'$32/ea. like new. 609-443-6307. chicken brooder; 1 accor- etc. Can deliver. Discount REFRIGERATOR'Freezer dan. 201-329-2166. Plywood Centers, 1-800- runnina or broken no orob goods, i. Schwotgor sofa. wili fit windows 30"-32V." lem The older the belle: Pri- — side K side, 1 yr. old; JO hp KING KOIL — Queen Mat- 523-8707. fflucti. much #02981-1180. 2 fudge wide. 70"-72" tong 609-896- lawn tractor: IT canoe, 10 x vate collector Gall 609 !)87 brown. $365. Z Stafford eota 2082. tress A Box - playpen, walker EMBERMATIC Gasgrilte by : 206 aouti to 546 junc- 22 shed. 609-466-3429. Arts coroptoto w/acoossooos- /•50 7 #7239. $375. love seat A highchair; like new. 609- MUST SELL — sm. bkcase. tion - (Penning ton- BEDROOM LIVING — room 609-259-3322. M-F, 9-4. KITCHEN • BRUNS. ACRES #523Z$333 3 Mamaional 443-5407. comp. dble bed, gold strip LAMvvnovvABt Rood) * turn dining A kitchen turn. Other BASEBALL CARDS — to velvet couch, orange velvet BUICK 225. Cadillac. Olds — dark oak cabinet* mi right eonanue on 548to Ma - OMOnfaW, aaWfl bSlQO, #100. LIVING RM. SET—4 pc.. gd. top. L-ahapa. cook- 4. Waknan tabto # 328. brass pieces. Contemp. maho- PPS (1954-81) commons 5< MATTRESS FACTORY — chair w/ottoman, sm. dres- 98. 1962-1972. Clean under non km right - tien second gany. 609-896-0895. 9am- each. Large stock. Cal 201- See them made on the pre- cond. Weal for young singles ser, brass swag A table 50.000 mi.. 4 door with air toRto 7 Choptn. No check* * glass. $381. 5. Bassett starting out $125. 53x30 cheat of drawers. #5128- 7pm. 874-5207. mises. Custom sizes. TEN lamps', ping pong table, crib. conditioning. Buy best cond $850 tmv 20i-297-0227a*. framed prim. $10. 201-359- 6 252. pigrtm pine. $179. 6. YEAR GUARANTEE. 30 day hobby horse, green Col. price. For my use only. 201- Baaaatt ertb # 5818-505. QUEEN SIZE HEADBOARD CONTEMPORARY — unconditional refund. Prices 6793. wing-back chair w/ottoman. 369-3362. 9-4:30 weekdays EMERSON - Outot Cool whaa. $128. 7. BroyM bar — gold wrought iron fSgrae. couch. 2 chairs orange A gladly given on phone. The 609-896-2530. 6 CHMRS — 6 WMBors. 2 Energy Samr window a*- Dseul cond. Bxa new. $75. CONTEMPORARY DINING I men aaats. unk. #5730-71. SBghtydam- blue, very reaeonahto. Cal FOAM FIRM. Gladstone - WANTED ! STAMP accu- 8900 BTU 2 mo. okt Muat agad. $200. Cal 609-655- 609 896 0489. after 530. 609-665-2711. ROOM —Walnut Beautiful mulations, collections. Post cond 809-737-2021 201-234-1622 WNDOW TREATMENT aat. 809-443-1013 aftar 6. 4500. 10am- 3pm. M-F. ask breakfront tabto/3 leaves/full Cards. 609-448-8941. pad, 6 cane-back chairs with 30% OFF LIST JOHN BOAT—11 tor Mr MOVING - Screen house, RUBBER STAMPS WHOLESALE FIREWOOD TRICHEM — I MBcnan aat, ano taowa, cn- School or College address. — you spat cut In 18"to 24 " foam cushions. Gd. cond. US SILVER - dollars, also Ing out aams at tow prtoaa 201-359-2518. Vertical Bands FOR SALE — AMF 8hp trac- cyctopadlas. 201-874-6694. Home, business, zip code pieces. $90 dump truck toad. 1 Inch Levotor Riveria silver coins anv denomina- 10* » up. 809-M8-7115 Rubber stamps of aH kinds SpM wood. $100 dump truck tion, aold coins copper $475 Cal DRESSING TABLE $35. hi- 201-297-9301 Oftar ovar $250 MATTRESSES — World and sizes made to your order toad. 201-297-9300. coins, proof & mint sets Also 7-PC MASTER BEDROOM chair $15. 3 lamps, table & Woven Wood Shades Irjreiqn coins Private collec- 1128. famous beddng at discount at Custom Shades sat — Oak. aac cond. Cal >HARDY MUMS — assorted chair $75. Good cond. 201- tor Call 609-587-7507 prices Factory ovectto you . Finest quality at lowest aftar 5 pm. 201- STATIC CONTROL —I tuay guaranteed by manufac- HMKSOtrS colors, grown in pots. $1.25 874-8175. each. 201-359-5243. prices. Let me bring my lull Hawtott Packard. (4) 4x8'. turer Cad 201-S36-17D4 af- 82 Nassau St line of samples to your home SHOTGUNS. RIFLES - spa aurtocad. brown, can be ter 7 pm 4 USED REFS — 2 gas handguns wanted for cash dryers; etoc. dryer; port, etec for a free consultation. Call TREES «ut tar ataa. $200>aa. or 4 tor REFRIGERATOR — GE. BEDROOM FURNITURE — ROBERT SITNER especially old Winchesters $790. 609-924-8050. Mr INSULATED SLIDING — exc. cond. $165 or trade tor Chest, dresser A night dryer: 4 air conditioners; 2 Licensed dealer pays n>,yo aaj. 6 totft Norway cokx console tv's; bAw port, DECORATORS $40ea^6to6ft otoas door unto wMh alumi- Buick Skylark 1988-1972. cabinet watorfal style. $195. New guns for sale a's 1 tv: mini bike. Free delivery, 609-448-3758 $40 aa. Dal fraeinaraa 201 num framee 3-6*. 1-8 . 1-9' WH pay ex --a money. 201- 609-448-8256 after 5. counted We will buy. sell or ^XJOBURNWGSTOVE- 359-5365. 201-369-3718. 297-8901 $600. 609424-1882. KITCHEN CABINETS — trade Murphy s Sportsmen s i ^tojgahoma,luly to w 4 new. big discounts on all ma- Den. 201-297-3357 iaB»dAappnj»ad.Naw NEW FALL FAMOUS Deekj- PLOOR LAMPS —jJhree HARDY FIELD Grown Mums HAMILTON WASHING aV# contompor«vy in dMiQn, jor brands such as Wode- Machine — as naw. works off ner Ladies Ctotnes. 30 to —Asst. colors, $1.50 and up. PIANOS WANTED 50% OH Regular Prices and one is a traditional style Also Peppers, eggplant, Mode. Schereich. Brammer, Sink or plumbing. $125. 609- Iron candto holders and serv- Homecrest. Haas, etc Deliv- HEADBOARD — Wngeize. 924-9478 Coats. Suits, Dresses, tomatoes by theto. o r basket. > naw. aektng $75 Dtousss. Sttrts. Do Stop By: ing tray. 2 chairs, wood with BerUns Greenhouse, Amwell er. Discount Plywood Cen- 609-443-6697. ters. 1-800-523-8707. CALL BR SUEDE — rediner w/ Rd.. Belle Mead. NJ. 201- 1 359-5277. ANTIQUE OAK'Sc ottoman. $180. Chrome fl. GE REFRIGERATOR — 17 CARPETS* CARPETS — CASH MASTER Cash Regis- cond. $75 lamp $80 Lg daafc $50. Cal cuft. gold. Exc. Cond. $99. 800-382-6927 Commercial A residential -1121 SOFA — 2 pc green A gold, ter — Exc. cond. Light usage. 609-448-8107 eves Kenmore Refrig, Ike new. 2.5 you Low ovarhaad means big good cond. Also hanging fix- A steal at $150. Call Foot- Acroas from Howard cuft, coppertone $95. 609- ture. 609-448-7289 eves. m da- savmge'Get my pnce before 73 OPEL — aktoboard. sofa. works Shoes. 2 Chambers 448-9549. St.. Princeton. 609-921- WANTED TO BUY Scrap 8. Mod- you buy Free Shop-at-Home 3-tar tabto. blue wing chair, copper, brass, lead, alumi- OB. HEATERS — 2, lamps, WINDOW SHADES — Avail- 6259. piano, atack-on bookcasee APPLES — Mclntosh and able at low prices. Many col- num, stainless steel, sterling dto man to deal wati Save featherbede. bed/sofa, 609-7994020 after 6pm. Red Detctous - pick your own ors, cut to size free. For more silver, etc. solids or turnings money, on your heat by wardrobes, furniture. 609- CHINON CE -4 — with or we wM pick for you. Sato. A information call 609-448- Industrial, business or pri- carpeang your floors. And FRUIT STANDtor Rent—o n 737-0297. lenses: 80-205 w/macro: vate. Correct market price, Suns. only. 10 am to 5 pm. 6479. 28mm; 2x adaptor. Cost new save by cafkng me Servtng 206 A State Rd. Princeton Van Dyke Rd.. Hopewell. cash paid S Klein Metals •as area tor tie peat 20 yrs SEASONED HARDWOOD $550. Price negotiable for 609-924-7906 809-4664749. CASSETTE DECK — Sony Co.. Inc . 2156 Camplain Can Carpal Conn actors of quick sale. 609-924-7070. FX6C has Dotoy C. 1 month Rd.. Somerville. NJ 08876 Central Jersey 609-565 1 cord. $1154130. Ryouwai WASHER — Sears Ken- old, $295. Call 609-683- Call 201-722-2288 INDIAN COTTON GAR- $1SO.1.7ri 92S8 or 808-383-9360 need wood w/ln 7 mos. SOLID BLACK Walnut Can- plaaaa ordar today. 609-259- mora-muHI cycto. good con- 0467. nonbal 4-poster — $550.10 » — saw* apto 40%. dWon $80. 609-44S-82S6 af- CASH FOR yOUR Antique 7015. Mark PuBan. pc. carved walnut dining set ter 5. CANNON NPSOOO — pjajn under $2000. 8-ft. marble Furniture —7 we are a large dealer specializing in Oak FREWOOD FOR SALE— base hal mirror $200. Appt. COMPLETE SET — NJ law trays (2) 8.X11 A (1) 11x17 only 201-276-2966. Willing to buy 1 piece to en-, picked up or defeered. 809- (adjusts to al standard paper tire contents 201-329-2062 of al tandeof 799-1110. books, (Sony A Saga) includ- lumaure tor the home. ing al supplements, al in axe. sizes). 1-99 copy counter, ex- TYPEWRITERS — Electric, posure control, paper size GUNS & SWORDS — Milit- EOSON FURNITURE — is cond. laxacuttVa office desk manual, portable, office mod- w*evsAiOTdeak.ai*able selector. Asking $1200. Call els. New - reconditioned. ary items. Federal & State sal open at tie same toca- 609-452-7700 ext 27. I OR NOT —I for ty peat Bar. 2 diawers on ADDERS. CALCULATORS licensed as required for New aM Auctions AntiqufM Pets & Animals Pete & Animals Pets & Animate CRANBURY DAY — {Sept MOVING SALE — Magie ENGLISH SPRINGER Spa- A.B.R. AnJmal Behavioral RrVERVEW STABLES 12) mrta HWBJIH TV r AplaV (RMBM IQOfVt, FftHUety 90 lea. I niel poppies — champion Research. Private pet- ,NJ. Rd. Prinoaton. Mauaahold ,HJl aired, bred torshow , pat or i at your reel- Vbony finish. 3 yrs 2f _, tool box $70: iwma. uuuiMig. oapt. •»« field. BeauttesCal 609496- $4000. 009402-5019 old. — __ mirror $70 (23"X29 ); 1 ESTATE AUCTION — SUN- 1842 aft. 5pm. around the needs of you and ftTraHng tar tarn heavy iron ioaar $50; V ~ DAY — SEPTEMBER 13ti your famty-Spedal focus on Qor. max case $10; MULT1 FAMLY SALE — 41 — 11 SO AM. mtpscaon Sat BOX STALL — available m your cnaorans Tfrpn" wan AAROMALLPIANO—Mov- rtiachina; 2 ID picfeL Harrtat Dr. Sapt 12.9-1 pm. 2:00-500 and Sun. 9:30- smai stable, Mont Two fuM ttwir paL Loving and gantle 201-8744484 er*. (You buy • we _ _ able next toBer - board, daily turn out, axarcisa nanQBnQ ior wonaia*ani ana Cat Shop 0064045) ring, pasture. traHs. 201-359- Accurate offleaah control, HIMALAYAN KITTENS — GARAGE SALE — 9/12. ragaroiees 01 ONKrecuons - aflSpm Toy*, oaiwaa,^ MNta. 10 We are pleased toneaan t toGREAT SELECTION of jety 4207. Blue point, champ. Brie, CFA SAT SEPT. 12 — 930-430 you a cotectton of OWENTA- cupboards, corner cup- njimimiti and corrections reg. 609-737-9296. (ram data Sun). 132 Cypress UA from the eetata of a pro- boards. Pine, cherry, oak AKC COCKER SPANIEL WANTED — dke caat and POND — Colonial, Dr. EW. (oft Woodland Or - NEIGHBORHOOD — Gar- of FerEaato tablas; oval round, square. a» Trauma, Excessive Domi- — Mack, bred for nanoa and Submiselveneis. DOBERMAN PUP AKC — 3 toy* Can 609-443- piano, aac cond. beat o*ar. Hfckory Acres). Dineaa. bdrm age Sat*. Sat ftSu n Sapt 12 eiyies. gooo seiecaon & eats Please can 609- mo. old. Mala. Docked/crop- Cal 800-587-9188 allar S pcs. Mm set*. Castro couch, A I3.c*tbea\ ~ ' ' 20"H. bowl 13" dta. etc; a au- of chairs. Wood boxes. Don't wait! Your animal is Blanket cheats - 1old blue. never tooyoun g nor too otdto ped. All shots, black/rust- clothing, canning jars, p g p 201473-2605. 1 humrtaers. toys, etc No Ear- learn. No problem Is too dHA- LICENSEDGUN — fumaure. baby fumltorejtoys ies; Oriental Brontes; carved EXCELLENTWATCHDOG cut toremedy . AJ3.R. has WURUTZER PIANO — Ft* ly BW*. Chtneee Rosewood fumMure; —• German Shepherd* Must ouynq A seang any A games. cMdran's ctoMng. • the solution: Success FARMER'S HORSE Land— stea. upright, mahogany , W books, faaa 10X16J , carved camphor cheat; anti- docks. jugs. Pa. redware. have new home. Need large Bennington, Spata, Iron- through Knowtodge. For the Monroe Twp, Jame$burg. Beat oner Can 201-297-' 9Fe»a>YartMe que Japanese laCquer_2- fenced yard. No children. | 1.,.. WmMM ft — — '-1 nilfltli, unusual knnres daggers 3007. stone, kltchenware, 300 Performance. Precision and Brook Dr. panel floor screen w/appasd 609-443-3208. Perfection of a Seeing Eye noises oougnt a son. ruowig _Un ivory birds; ivory chess, set lamps A fixtures. Oneof NJ's by the hour. English A West- Sat. Sept 12.9-4 largest and beat stocks of re* dog, cat Jeffrey J.Loy, Anim- PIANOS Rosewood sofa w/silk GOLDEN RETRIEVER al Bahavioraast, Naturakst, em lessons given. Ponies for ~ m. Sun. Sept 13) -TWENTY YEARS 0F AT- cuemons. •tntsntngs. Moavsny pnoso« PUPS —AKC reg., Cham- picnics A birthday parties. i Lft a t TMn RNars Rtes. 202-206 PLUCKEMIN. naaaarcnec ano rormer m- TIC" Garage Sale— Twin doeet; antique Imari; the pion bkxxttnas, tsady Sapt structor at the Seeing Eye, Box stalls full board. 201- ~~ Djteej MA. W^^ VJw^hMw finest collection of antique NJ. (7 mass No. Som. O.) 16. 609-737-2172. 521-9879. -Come Eaat on Route #33 y Qp Wed. thru Fri. 10-5. Sat A hw. at 2014894125. Serv- CMeonne we've ever had; ing aH-of Central Jersey. GOLDEN RETREIVER pup; ANYTHING MARKED — - AMNrd ight past NJ youth bad; cherry buffet; Chi Sun. 104. Visa A Master sfear * QOM Rt 9(i'/>mL no. drde) Tpk take Jughande king-size bad and head- Charge. 201458-3759. pies — AKC. Ch. Gold Rust' 201-462-4730 League Charlie Grandfather. ExC- Rt. 33. tten 300 ft to 2nd left woodblock prints. — also DOG FOOD—Frozen meat: US turn off. beef, chicken, tripe A kidney. temperament. Shots. 609-' j bootai VICTORIANA: marble 2 BARBER CHAIRS— anti- 924-5381 or 201421-9681. From $7 SO pedestal ft alafrttif bust: 2 A 5 Ib. packages. Also war gam« colloctjpn and que oak ice box. Must ssa. t any land Pnvaiem- TW*^ _ B^ Sead 7 f6*^ SALE-(*£ much, micti mof#t spluraoy, antique wickar chair ftdesk ; handlers of WAYNE Jim Cat 809-507-7507 pacher ftbow l sals; Angetca 201-2974591. Dandy Science diet dog food. QUALITY GERMAN — * September 12. 1OM»-4PM. Shepherd pups. AKC reg.. 8 Ramdafa'Sunday. Septem- Kaufmann dmnerware; Bril- CaH Kauffman Kennels 609- BUYMG DtAMONOS — no liant Period cut glass; early BRASS BEDS—antique, full 448-3114 Rt. 130. So. of wks shots & wormad, brad for spreads, carpet. A sH the ber 13. Pennington-Rocky fsmparamont, good protso- an too smai or too large cvr. Mad Irg bora, perfect for usual stuff Sat Sept 12. 9- HM Road (CherryVa«ey Rd). 19th C. Pole Firescreen; oak size. $495. A pr. of twins. Hightstown. bganr. $200. 609421-7169 t»n. Health guaranteed. 609- Also srive* gold A denial Noon only 13 Lynrifietd Dr.. Tfe T furniture: much more. $375/ea. 609-393-5290. ootd Pn*aM> nvestor Cae p p 466-2757. DSL PICKUP—Bat GufcafT^ EasMAAndsor CLOCKS: 3-piece gorgeous 3 HIMILAYAN — pedigreed 609-687 7507 Carter Road toagh t at m- French champteve dock set; sunburst fin. 1 yr oM, exc ANTIQUE PARLOR Stove— kittens soon ready for adop- tersactton of Pannjngton- Ansonia open eecapement m HIDEAWAY FARM — offers cond. lat $105; $120 or baat -YARD SALE — Sat. 9/12. Rocky Hal Rd. Turn left at very ornate. Heats well. tion, $i75/ea. Phone days "-830-2 6 nolingmsad. Prin- Royal Bonn case. Jerome Asking $175. Call 609-448- 609-466-1777, am/pm 466- the finest indoor-outdoor 609-4484231 Kght; two mass on left Foaow Beehive; Birge ft Fuatr axtay (SAVE) facilities for boarding your paid tor ^ceton Ok) domed trunk. B A signs. Tel. 609-7374248. 0309. 1483. G Christmas plates 1975. column A cornice; others. horse or pony. Instruction &' PIANOS & ORGANS - Several antique and semi- Weekdays toclai m or adopt a PRETTY APP. MARE — 10 training in riding & driving. portablesewaigmechine.su- GOODIES — Costume pet call Mrs. Graves for an WE BUY — good used A Sates-Servce-Remats Les- Jewelry toHous e Appl. 31-33 antique Oriental Rugs: WANTED: — Exhibitors for yrs. I5h, eng. or west, no Specialized rates. Open' sons Baldwin Hammond appointment at 609-921- •WHQeMr lumfeaTO unt pasoa "keis. old glass, fabric & Homestead Ln. Roosevelt, Signed paintings: A.T. outdoor antique A cosscUble ' vices. Call 201-359-5072. nights. Inquiries invited. 609- toenare estatea. Cat 609- Muse Center. 1911 Bruns- Bricher; George Gardner sale on Mam Street, Kings- 6122. Hours: Mon-Fri. Sam to 466-3426. embroidery kits, assorted Sapt 12 A 13. 10 as-? Nc 1 4pm. Sat. 8am-1 lam. Nights 3834513 *ck Ave. Lawrencevato. NJ Earty Birds. FoaowVi east Symons; Andrew Melrose; ton, Sept 19. ram date next BICHON FRISE — AKC, 609-599-2700 ^tardware. chUdrens books, Bruce Crane; George SmiMe; day. Call Mrs. Owen, 609- A weekends report lost, hangjng shelves A furniture thru Hightstown toRlbseva R non-shedding white balls of KITTENS — all ages all WANTED — Joseph Sloman; Anthony 921-7164 or Mrs. Kane, 924- found or injured animals to Rrst left past Rre House « the Police. fluff, All shots current, MAF, sizes. Must find homes. Free! 2VIO1JNS — i Matte, i w ILn.1 • Dyer; Charles P. Gruppe A an 4040. Eves. 215-766-7186. LAWN A GARDEN tools — unsigned Flemish skating Call 609-448-0230. soe. bctfi good cond Asking lumaure. eiec saws, sanosrs. TO INSURE safe return of $200 A $100 respectively scant F YOU LOVE FM§ pats be sure to have your TWO KITTENS — 10 wks outboard motors and tots GIANT YARD SALE ^ some THMQS YOU'LL BE HERE ANTIQUES — Household STUBBEN-SIEGFRIEO Sad: Cat 809-921-2764. eves more Long H* Rd. in front of ok) A new. Sat Sapt 12.9-4 appliances A furniture. Mov- dog's license riveted to collar. old. Calico w/bob tail A grey die — made in Switzerland. (((CATALOG available at in- tiger. BO. 609-799-2161. Zwn Methodist Church be- 16 Ryan Rd. Cranbury spection A sale. ing tosmalle r quarters, must 16". complete. $450. 201- PAYMG SOt—torn Vatarv OLD UPRIGHT — piano, tortween Spong HW & Hoeow sacrifice. By appt Call 609- Male 15 mo. old pure bred 297-3507. zueta. Rawies and other sals. $200 or best oMsr 809- Rd SkUman FLEA MARKET — 369 GERALD ftCEL M 924-1534 10-2 pm. Malamute. good with chil- EXCELLENT Watchdog — Cat 201-3504453 737-0446 Stockton St.. Hightstown next STERUNG dren, housebroken. free, part German Shepherd, MALE LAB — Available as ^-MOVING TO EUROPE — to Bie Waaar C. Back SchoolMembers. : International Soc. ANTIQUE — Oak table 42 in 3 yr. old female spayed Cock- moving, must sacrifice. 609- stud. Only dual champion in v 9 am Sapt 12. ram data Sapt er-Chihuahua type dog, 587-3753. OMENTAL RUGS - we pay 69 GIBSON - black LeT | *>*«ng must go Sat. A of Appraisers A Appraisers sq. + 5 leaves. $350. 4 oak country. OFA - normal. PRA 13. Everything from furniture, Association of America. chairs, caned seats, beaut. housebroken, prefers older clear. 609-466-2893. cash lor antique A sem< Paul custom, exc. best offer «un Sept 12 A 13. 58-11 children. aneojue oriental rugs One or ctothing A baked goods to a CONSIGNORS: We have rood. $350, oak dresser, re- OBEDIENCE CLASSES — many 609-392 7337 Charie. 6094214259 'ta?799-3B33 1973 Vega Kambacfc. Some been APPRAISERS A LI- fin. $210. 20J-359-1151. Male 15 mo. old Sheep Dog. held at Hillsboro Kennels antiques Foaow Rt 571 & our QUIDATORS for almost 25 Male 1Vj yr. old Spitz type (RoycefiekJ Rd). Starting Oct. Lost & Found FOUR FAMILY Yard! yellow signs. ' years. Our commissions are WANTED: FIESTA — Rose- dog, black A white, good with 13,1981.- subnovice-novice- CHILDREN S ITEMS - Rea Markets & negotiable and our Gallery A children. advanced-private lessons- ctoties - newoorn to10 . etc ^Saw ma tor tractor, pto. table ville, Homer LaughHn. Cera- TODDLER CLOTHES — A Services are the best! No mic or glass juice squeezers. Female pure bred. 18 mo. housecalls. Call 201-526- LOST — small white female Pwnce Lawr area cat 609- charge for estimates — call old. sable A white Collie. » 9133 or 236-2813. 3924736 -•tore, dotfies, books. Baldwin toys. 9/12 A 13. Dayton Sq . 609-799-9410. cat. green eyes, near RCA, piano, ok) bottles Rain or E2 Lincoln La.. Dayton, 9-4. for further information. 201- Male S.yr. old pure bred reward. 609-452-9375. VENDORS WTO — Con- 685-9565. 725-5110. 464- 'sNne. Fn A Sat. 911 A 12. ANTIQUES primitives — Mill- Samoyed, good with chil- GOLDEN RETREIVER pup- Bnei Tfcwah Res MkL 4047 NO BUYER'S PRE- dren. pies — Ready 9/16/81. POOL TABLES WANTED — 9-4 1133 MafOr Rd. Mon- GARAGE SALE — Ram Of house Antiques, 1007 Rt 28. LOST — Pekingese dog Royal Manor No Park moueijst shine. Household items. Male 5 yr» ok) pure bred. Ijpar Please call while.ttMre is still Lot Rat 1. No Brunswick. North Branch, 201-725-7306. male rust A brown, answer? Saturday. Sept 12. 10 to 5 Weekends A by appt A white. Dalmation. a good selection. AKC A all Cat eves 201-297-2647 or Male 1 yr. old black Lab type, shots. After 6 pm, 609-466- to "Gus". Vic. Remington 8/, ^•FAMILY — Stationary A 15 Wickham Lane. Easl 22.201 -782-4022. Large Re: 201-821-7392 to reserve 1 Colectjbtes flat coat Retriever weighs 50 3668. . house hokt asms. Sat A Sun, TURKEMAN RARE — semi ward. ! Sept 12 A 13.2 Stevens Rd . lbs. antique oriental, perfect Male ColMe-Black Lab type RECORDS WANTED—Any Kenoaa Park FREE TO GOOD HOME — 5 LOST — F. white Shepherd RUMMAGE SALE - Young Auctions WW II — Luftwaffe officers cond.. appraised $2750. best dog. i. m mo. old female Beagle. All (Taffy) 8/17 at Georges Rd & Israel of LawrencevMe. 25 cap, exc cond, $150. 201- offer over $2000. 609-466- Female 1'/ yr. old Dober- YARD SALE —(movmg)d»- 2 shots'. Partially house Rt. 130. Call 201-297-4620: Texas Ave. Sun Sept 13. 5454996. Scott. 0732. man-Weimeraner type dog, hes. pens, smal appliances. trained. Call 609-586-2509 9am-3pm QUALfTY AUCTION of Anti- good with children. AM Ears Re- books, toots, fabrics, plants. after 5:30. ques, fine furnishings. A ob- PLATES — Spode Christ- Female adult pure bred tri- cords. 150 French St (PJL ZT\ Nat I Geographcs. HO trains, jects of Art From Eats, of V Auto Tires/ mas plates 1971. 1972, Pets & Animals ' color Collie, exc. with chil- Htm Brunswick 201-646 SEPT 12 — Lawrence women s wrter coals, young Henry Uaman. Deed. A Marie Group Obedience Supplies 1720 men's pants. iackets. picture $28. Cal 609-448-2625 after dren, housebroken. M. Lightcap. Deed., both Female spayed, 5 yr. old Training at $6 609496-1597.896- frames, doors, some lumber, formerly of Doytaatown. Est. 5. -garden tools, snow shovels. Schnauzer-Poodie type dog. WEBERS TRAMMG 5 MICHELIN TIRES — XVS. 0835. Alwine Stickef. Dec d , GOLDEN RETRIEVER pups SCHOOL Jurs. blankets, art A hobby — AKC A OFA Certified. Ex- good with children. 185 X14, $125 for all. 201- musical instruments. Antiques 6 yr. old female spayed, gold Starting Sun. Sept. 27, 1- 874-3231. 7t» ANNUAL Flea Market — laga: A Other Consignors. At ceptional championship 3pm. Instructor ex-military More. More Sapt famouousTigs Tigathoi e blood anas colored Cocker Spaniel, 13. Sat 9am-4pm. SUn Brown Bros. Gaaery. Rt. 413. shots A housebroken. trainer. Class size limited. fund. Sapt 19 1981. 9am- Buckingham, Bucks Co.. Pa. Your Ad In Keek superb field/show dogs WHEEL COVERS — 20.000 Jdful family tempi Call for reservations between . 4pm HWt School parking lot On SAT.. SEPT. 12th. at 9:00 (caxuMon 15.000) wNhtx 3-6pm at 609-4524081. ask to choose from at Stanley's Oarkajwa A Hghiatown Rd. ments. Now accepting re- Call us about our nice selec- Auto Sales & Hubcap Store. AM. Preview Fri.. Sept. 1 it). tion of young dogs. We have for David Horowitz. mnoeun JCL wo twn ae» 5 to 8 PM. A 1 hr. prior to quests. (609) 734-2897 (9-4) % & % ton truck wheels for Choose from Steinway. $8/epaoe. For into cat 609- (201) 938-2294 (after 6). a wide selection of dedawed Chevy, Dodge A Ford trucks. MULTI FAMILY SALE auction. Over 800 itlectad female spayed and altered Feeds and Grains 799-2729. 799-1400. 799- tots: Victorian: Wal. sofa A Kiosk Some late model car wheats buy 1001 H- Olden Ave . 8979,799-3200. SBTBMBKTV lefln male cats A some young kit- For aH animals at in stock. Bring sample to 10-4 cnatrs, m.t. taoia*, ragnoaox Ta JHLYC tens. match. South of Quaker- At Queeneton Common on beds, bookcase, labeled 8pR Raj-3 hole $14.35 per 274 Alexander St. NOTRE OAME — High piano taboreL deaks, cribs. bridge Mall. 3231 Brunswick PIANO TUNING & Repair School Lawrencevwa Gwnt Mershon Drive. Cameron 10* section. 100 sections at SHIH TZU — AKC pups. & Prinoaton Pike. Court A Gordon Way m Prin- Oak: Bow front china ctoeets. $13J5ea, 2 hole. $10.70 per young adults. Quality pets 609-924-0134 iiniiiinir inn iin ' 11 Outdoor Flea Market Sat S-curved root top desks. eeMHassM SchmaN. 809- Sept 12. Tables and spaces ceton Boro. 10-section. from Champ lines. 201-246- Gustav SUckley dm. table Featuring photos of furniture, SET OF — 4, 13" tires on Cat 609482-1410.609482- Beard Fence - 1x6x16 Oak 4477. BRITTANY PUPS — AKC APARTMENT SALE — Sept plus others, wheelchairs, oeramtos, poroaWn, carpets, Boards, $4.50 ea. bundles of rims, very low mileage. Also 5.6.7.12 A 13 Hutch, tabta. sect, bookcases, carved paintings, precious metals Top-O-Knoll Gdme Farm, many Vega parts for most 98 at $3.50 aa. Sawn Locust FAMILY — will give home to 609-259-2661. LOWEftYOIWAN-lullaa- chairs, stove, rug. book- hutch, pie cruet table, wash- ana ovier coseosDJes. Posts. Keystone 2x4 woven young dog if great with kids. years. Looking to just get rid aeaa OES RUMMAGE SALE — cases, books, rmsc items. stands, wat telephone Other wire fence. Also 12' round Prefer Golden Retriever. of. 609-466-3124. * 2 Saturday Sapt 19 Hopewel Beekman Garden Apt* . 192 Antique Furniture: Drysmk. Consignment ad rates for pri- Cedar show jumps rails. 609-924-4082. LABRADOR RETRIEVER :Temple. 10am -3 wmdaor A ha»-apindto plank Capncom Dr. Apt 14. HaV vate individuals only. (Deal- $10.50 ea, 20 or more $8.50 PUPS — AKC, blacks, yel- FOR SALE — VW motor". Grab Bag 2-3 p m . Sboro a^^0nva^0^ana^ p^aaj • v* v a^^^^^^ a^ve^e' ^%^^a*f ers, please send tor our spa- HORSES BOARDED — Pri- lows, champion bloodlines, 1600 cc. Runs well. $1500. cherry Bit table, ^embrofca dal rate sheet) Only 15% of vate farm. Daily turnout, good companions, exc. w/ After 5pm, 609-7994980 or MOUNTAIN DULOMERS - i MARKET — Sat Sept GARAGE SALE — 79 table, spinning wheel, rope listed sale price. Ad wilt Caah ftCan y Prioaa acres of pasture A trails, children, will hold. Call 609- 4664483. Walnut ft spruce, $147. cher- 19. 8:30-4. Presbyterian Ifotobecane moped, like bed. m.t. tables. W. Nutting appasr at laaat atoss lamas- transportation available. 201 - 259-3311. new. $400: sports squoment loop back Windaor, wickar. We wM take a Free Photo of ry ftspruce . $145 or $117 Church. JFK BNd. off Easton 369-3745. LOW VOLTAGE CURRENT Cat Jerrys 600-452-1064 Ave.. Somerset Dealers we»- including skis A ski boots; Smal asmr Cut glass. Flow your collectible. Minimum For mtor. ft Dal. Chgs. B.L. DALMATION PUPS — AKC commission is $25.00. Testers — model 1-42. $35 clothes games, books; etc Blue, brass, pewter. Nori-' King 215-347-1730. HORSES BOARDED — reg. and shots, 12 wks old, Sept 12. 10-4. 23 Pheasant •ea. 609-4484282, 9-5. MASON ft HAMUN — 6 ft 2494674 take, Futoer, or china, prirrs- Lush pasture: stalls avail- Call 609-443-1460. Hit Rd. Pnnceton. trves. docks, bisque dot. dot Cal 600-9214539 between BOXWOOD ARABIAN Farm able, pool privileges in sea- Ham.! naaoaawoni sarnpisrs. 9-5 tor an appointment today. LABRADOR — Retrievers. 6 VW CHROME WHEELS — tat 1911. rebuMt 1975 bPACKARy D S OUTDOOR - Arabian breeding A show son. 609-466-3539 after 4pm YARD SALE — 2 famaiai. hanging lamps, Stangt A Kiosk, P.O. Box 2038. Prin- or weekends. wk old black males, AKC, new, $75 or best offer. 609- Cryde of NY. orig. owned by FLEA Market now reopen furniture, lamps, rugs, chil- Copiland Spoda aarvteas. ceton. NJ. 00540. stock for sale. P. Weidel 737-2697. BMNI tailwiy. Marvewus 609-737-1036. Sire A Dam on premises. under new management dren s b*es. stained glass 'First shots. $200. 201-534- $7000. Cat anytme Wed Fn . Sat A Sun 9 30 MOVING FORCES—Sale of widows, household goods 4 pwtol, 36cal^Revolver. US Grey registered OH, 5 yrs., 6411. *n unWdark Space S3 cw unnseded grfts. 645 Snow- ALLENTOWN ANTIOUE GRAND OPEMNG SNOW TIRES — 2 sets df day Res cat Chart* Stone .CENTER — 7 Church St. BAD SHOW 15.2. Has been shown lightly H-78-14, $30/set. 609-466- den Lane. Princeton, near prints, on pemangs a por- A started over fences. ADORABLE — Lop eared FOR SALE —Upnght Piano. 201 369-3188 Haiiontown Woods. 9-4. Sat Allentown, NJ. 8 dealers AND 8ALEBRAT10N 1783 aft 6 pm. '. Cat 201-359- W0. tj^n^vy tt 3HWIQ. 14ff\ speoiakzing m furniture, chi-* Pleasant hack, ideal torhunt - bunnies, $8. (negotiable) can Sept 12 diamond engagement ring. na. glassware, primitives. Sept. 12. 1:00 P.M. at the ing. $3000 or best offer. 201 - Karsten, 609-924-3579. 14K puHuiiwatch. StaM flat- does A collectibles. Open 10- 359-3078 after 6pm. Auto Repairs MULTI GARAGE SALE — ware "Corsage". Tiffany Quakerbridge Mall, in the VIOUN— *. ana. plus bow A 5. Thurs. - Mon Hours by Bamberger Ct Lower Level. ANIMAL RESCUE FORCE carteras. typewriters. 5 trumpet vaaa. Modem Fur- oaaa. $75.009-709-3915. appt 609-259-3952. SMALL STABLE — in So. — Adoption Center tor dogs FOREIGN CAR Repairs — HOUSEHOLD — fur- rserangs. inar mapm, cnsr- A cats. Rte. 1 Flea Market. trumpet A some antiques, ry, A mah. highboys; cherry Come and see...or Brunswick has box stalls reasonable prices, quality YAMAHA PIANO- rvshng*. kachen wares, toys, ANTIQUE SALE —Comer Every Sat. 11-5, Sun. 12-5. manriali. plants and lots of lowboy, burl wal. china Coma and play, .or avail. Ring A exercise track. workmanship. Call Joe, 609- baby furniture ft majc Sat A ctybcaros.oaktJe-64draw- •201-257-7559. Corner of Man- lAcam- Coma and buy... Best of care. 201-329-6259. 585-0134. Sun. Sapt 12 A 13. from 6 scs, walnut annoi?, oak aida _ J| But oo come to by side roll top desk, oak HAY A STRAW For Sale — TRANSMISSION Service — yim. 000 TJ0190. ory Acre*. £. Windsor. ceton Off 206 North. Sat » matu Ml dafs. tataa, chany d.*. BOARD YOUR HORSE — m secretary w/statned glass BftW JUNGLE wW deliver. 1/2 ton minimum. foreign A domestic, all work 12VI lOajn No early birds A tea tabtaa. oak desk, eat 6 a amal private bam 20 mm. Reasonable distance or pick- PIANO — doors, nauacal antiques, 75 where tame birds roam free from Princeton. Daly turnout, fully guaranteed. Call Walter, YAROSALE—Abt of every- carved dm. Oajts. Q.E. ra- ona of a Und braaa Qaa Chan* up. CaM eves. 609-4660596. thing, mci fabric*, baby frig. f5 moa.). Sharp mtero- on open perches from Ma- ridng ring, lessons avaaable. 201-359-2103. dalaiSt dry slnka, braasbad. caws to Cockatiels, from $135 month. 609-486-0339. asm*, furp.. haahtd jMkuls. wave oven (2 yrs.), 4 bad- FREE — indoor female Sat Sapt 12.10am. 030 ML ft aun, tast i»ftil room sets. 5 dm. sets. Car- Toucans toFinches . v spayed cat. all shots, vary Lucas Rd. MM ft CHANTBJ-Y LACE — Con- CLEAN A SIMONIZE — cars Doors, toys, household Spsciata tor Sept 12 A 13. nemera TB. dapple grey, 12 loving nature 609455-3809. on or off the job between 8 coppar A wood bathtub, om» Hand tame Blue Front or crib pern, Karaatan. Cftnaaa. ft ynoU, 14.2* hunter/Jumper, am - 7 p.m. Call 609482- BALLET COSTUMES — otocks. traptaot aqulpfnant Red Lored Amazons. $500. orianlai mos- Inatnavnacita* seBJng eJ equipment wMh her BEEF CATTLE — feeder , tft pkia 100V8 of otter asms. Baby Gray Cockttiels, Lowray onjan Modal H 25-3 (blanket, sheet, brushes, ataart, 600400 fca. Angus, Hours: 10-5 deHy. MMer- $39.99.6 apedes of Finches Theatre Con- etc). 609-737-2936 at* for Hawford & oteaa brad* Cows EXC. MECHANIC—for auto Tepia Daatanara. 41 E. Alton on $9.90. young mate Red with carves at side. Rag. truck or motorcycle. Good Am. Yatdby. Pa. 215-493- Factor Canaries, $29.99. Angus but". Lanangton Beef, rates. 609-398-7977. 6114 Doni mlta tai one! Far Has 201-234-1278. turn rt. on Bella Mead REGISTERED PINTO. on Sat Seat 12 *om 9-9. aaafoa* fancy color Batby PAJNT MARE — 15.2 h. 7 GOLDEN RETRIEVER — Autos Wanted ReLMen only SOJO yrs. old. Shown tocaay.at -puppies. AKCragteterad. in champion btoodane. ready ALL JUNK CARS and trucks 1st week m Sapt 609-737- wanted. Free towing$1 5 and YAK) SALE — 9178. up. ScafpaM Auto Wrecking, *Pa. twit. «6-7»T 609-396-7040. IIR191S. HANKINS Antiques. 169 KERRY BLUETerrier—AKC Mereer St. IfcuKatown N J rag. champion shad, adult Wa buy ft sal fwnaure. cr»- maw tor aoopHOP 100000 I WANT Your VW. Now! {* na.1giass. jawairy. tovaiy I home. BrlohL heettiy, fnend- that's okay with you) Bug BARN SALE — 2 faaalaa. 1 Wagon or Ghia. any year of- Ot2O9onS10.Look tanga Come m and browse SAOOLE—i0h.WaetTa»- ry. nonaheddkig. Exc. w/ SaL w12>r- n 00*11 to4a0Tuas.toSat tan Pad. aaaL Ew. oond. condition, prefer running'.. chMren. Cat 0004984823 Call Bi«. 609-924-1165. / IM "y.**"*- * 609-443-4102 or 4404772 $225. 201-359-1151 • aflar Qpm* c S-B Classified Advertising Week of September 9-11.1981 Motorcycles Instruction Instruction Vehicles WANTED — EMser 1872 "*> "OHD GALAXE — ate. MERCEDEyERCEOES '8§17 - 200 74 OPEL MANTA - 2 *.. 4 1973 PEUGEOT 504 — tor kTEM EDUCATIONAL CLINIC — AIMOUNOMG F*esMori972CamaR)Rat- P<«. p*. «atou9t »ans. new UBMBL onxtaa. bo ao. Mrir Ma. oak. 26 moo— restoration or parts. $300 72 WINNEBAGO — Chief. Diagnostic & remediation of VSp«V-6-ahp^ptr.*- torn;****. mcK 9800. ZmtwtaSSLbm looni. Up To $250 taming dfflteuWes. Ida Edel- The Mercer County Mafit oond. Loadod, prtood to roan, Learning Consultant & On Certain Models sal. 201-247-57221* 5.201- Bonnie Smith. Reading Spe- $700 201-297- 329-3101 after 6 & Canter 76 0AT8UN 710 Wagon — 1961 AUSTIN dalst Located in Princeton & 150 So. Main St Bugeye Spifte— looks good, IMoHOo) Chtngo Cranbury. 609-924-6373 or GRANADA 1976 — 4 dr JEEP CHEROKEE—4WO. runs goodT palmed laat Fal. of Hours i 609-655-1182 after 5 pm. UNCOLNOR Snappy T4i«t&wNto. eac COOPER8CYCLE RANCH TRUCK CAMPER — 11 ft., — 1978 or 1979 Low oond, gas 8«%. 6 cyl ang, Group & individual lessons tach Car located in mountalnear, fully self- EXP. TUTOR—Princeton U. offeredto student s of all ages On* Owner MS- SBRires. S312O 609-446- Jersey. AaMng $2750. Phone contained w/ate. $2600. Cal 5382 after 5 pm. 86nior csn tutor H.S. msth and abilities. CAOBJLACS iaSB 4 dr 609-4SM060( 609-799-1680. (inciuding SAT review), phy- FOLLOW THE LEADER sics, or chemistry. Please COURSES: Fleetwood Brougham. 78 BMW 2002—man. '78 OLpS Cut. Wag. — call: 609-734-7914 or 609- 46,000 n^amrtrn, a/c, p/s, p/ Rto.33 I — 23 ft. •Basic Arithmetic SWHs . 64,060 etftks. Beat 08er. 201 - 6, cruise, 3 way dinette, self- 921-0289. Leave message. •Enrichment for the gifted 240-0770 after 5pm T1 CHEW VEQA — 2 dr, sunroof, air . Halogen b, p/seeLreerdstog, V8, enc eac oval. $t«00 Inn. 201- wives] anna^ new area, fiwi oond. 84150. 609-448-7399 contained, p/s, pA>, tv. ant, and talented Hrs: 10-7 Tuss.to Fri . roof & engine at. $7950.609- BIOLOGY TUTORING—ex- •Preparation for the Math 71 PMTO HATCH* — auto. 9-3 Sat 443-1476. perienced teacher. Prince- S.A.T. p'steertng. 4 cyt, am/wa 86200. 201 ~81 CHEVETTf. 4 dr.. 4 sp.. ton/SkHlman area. 609-466- Progranwrong g BBOOraL, OMfem InL, iMrda- LINCOLN CONTINENTAL LEAVING THE COUNTRY £ 71 NOMAD Travel TraHer— 3399.' A high school MatMhh m wheel. 201-821- Mark IV —1976 wrtnoon tool — 72 VOfco. manual 92.000 74 HONDA XL350 — low 19', a/c, freezer, awning. •Also reading and English * all opttonaJExc. cond. miles. 4 dr sedan. $1000. missgs, Bte new. $700.609- $1600.609-448-7115. READING SPECIALIST — instruction S'OO 201-V46-6562 76 SUBARU — tar dr.. yQJOQQ ml. 88900. Irm. 009609^921-1063- . 799-1141. Cert, teacher with masters 443-1588. 79 COLEMAN Brandywine degree & experience offers S1900 *m. 1979 HONDjA CIVIC — 77 PONT1AC SUNBIRD — MACKETS Towng S«Ma hatchback, exceptionally 1978 DTZ50E—3000 mies. - — sleeps 7. Ice box, stove, tutoring in Reading. Reason- 609-443-1013/44B4023 red w/whfte vinyl top. 6 cyl Excellent condition. $900 sink. exc. cond. $2400. 609- able Rates. 609-921-9398. — mm*i your junk car Any MAZDA 806—1881. Sand.. dean. i2MD-maaa, $4300. 1971 VOLVO 144 — graan. auto, buefcat seats. tM wheel, condition Can 609-443- Cal 609-790^61 whdys af- 4-dr. 1800 or beat oNer. Cal firm. Cal 600 448 5966. 8834122. a'c. custom Int.. am/fm envfm. radWe. a/c. 28.000 DISCOVER FLYING Les- 6259 6800 m.. I 609^24-1616 aakfcx Laura . STENCIL FURNITURE — or mi. Only $3700. 609-443- HONDA CB 175 — exc. Mobfle Homes walls. Decoratetin. Pain t vel- sons — $20. RaritanJ/alley 1824 after 6pm cond.. under 2000ml, $450 Flying School, Northside WANTED — VW s ** need o» 201-297 71 JAVELM — SST, wary 1923 MODEL T — 2 door vet (Theorem). Tinsel paint. dan. $600 20J-369-4843. coupe. Show room oond. Cal firm. Cal 609-921^244. Learn it all in classes by the Kupper Airport, Manville. -•tar A*»» rear Top < CITATION "80 — exc. cond. o«s»ed 201 »7 7500 Wayne at 609 406 0217 and ADULT PARK — at least 45 Tin Lady. Held every Monday 201-722-5111. 1873 CAPRI—sport coupe 6 4-dr. Hatchback, onry 11,000 1974 YAMAHA RD350 — yrs. old. Custom built 24' x 6 297-672? cyt. 4 apd.. decor group. re- 75 OLDS -^litarilre. V-6, Sissy bar, luggage rack, new begin Sept. 14. 201-359- aulo. nn*.. am4m radto. a*. mL Ctaan twoughout 4-spd, 60'. 3 bdrm. Ivrm. dnrm, 3392. bus* tront end needs $100 6-cyL pA), p/S, 2-tone, roof battery, etc. $550. 609-737- CELLO LESSONS—Suzan- CORVETTE Pt S159OorlMalOlar. 201-369- aoCAMARO—Raly Sport 2564. frnrm, spacious yd, patio/ ne Mead, Degrees from rack. $5200. 608-924-6231 porch. Price negotiable. 609- CHILDREN'S COOKING Mla/fcft 1 4207. aft. 6 pnv w#li 9o^jipp#dt od. cond., Oberlin Conservatory, Univ. 201-254-9007 20,000 mi., $6,000.201 -297- fc—Ptrying, . 443-1664. Classes — Boys 4 girls 10- 82.000 miles, well main- -80 MOTOBECANE Sabring N.Y., masters in music, Tren- •69FWEBIRO-; conoailKjta. 5536. 14. Limit 8 per class. Begin- ton Symphony. Will teach tained. $1000. Cat 609-924- — exc. cond. asking $525. MOBILE HOME — Moo Jet, ning Oct. • 6 weeks. Wed or 9575 bet 6 A 8 pm ask tor o.h.c -6,4 sparcana.. $1550 70 BEETLE — automatic, Suzuki. 609-924-3133. or beat oflar. 8pJ-359-4207 '74 MUSTANG QHIA — new paint, rebuilt motor, Low mfleage. 609-443-3397. very gd cond, 12x53, 2 Ttiurs, 3:30-6pm. Emphasis aft 6 pm ^ baauNul oond. $2100 201- $135O>bost offer. 609-924- bdrms. VA bams, eat-in Wt. on whole foods & nutrition, PIANO LESSONS — Qual- 297-9237 < 2643. ? PUCH NEWPORT — Iv rm 12x18, a/c, wood deck, kitchen know-how & safety. 73 PLYMOUTH — wagon. 9 71 TOYOTA"MK N — 4 dr. shed, appliances, $16,000. $48 includes material. Call ified teacher w/masters de- aaaiar. a*, o*. p*. Cal aft Moped, exc cond., $275. gree in piano. 11 yrs. •tock. 120.000-ml $995 or 1967 FORO — 609-443-3855. 201-297-7685. eves. 6-10pm, 9/14 thru 9/17. 6.1 bMt oflif. 606^096 1680. 66 MUSTANG CONVERT. 609-466-1061. teaching experience - all wgn — good cond. $300 or — showroom cond.. take levels & ages welcome. Clas- 77 HONDA — CVCC. Sspd.. beat ottar. 609-448-6966. best offer. Sal aft 6pm. 609- 1975 HONDA CB360T — sical musician; I teach jazz & 1979 MALJBU->2 dr. 6 cyt 737-3946.4 good cond, new battery, Boats popular, too. My Princeton 41 vnps. we «wtr%it, noil. A/C. ps/pb. -W*U radio. NATIVE GERMAN SPEAK- oondTtoSO. 609-666-1781 •74 MONTI CARLO - a $600. 201-782-4683 eves. studio or your home. Call $4700. 609-665-1931 beauty kialde toulTi 1973 DODGE DART — 4 dr. ER — with 15 yrs teaching & Kathryn L. Werner. 609-921- ran gaa. a/c, aar i sedan, blue,,a/c, p/s, radio. 14' SLOOP-RIGGE — Sail- translating exp. English. 0353. References available 76 MONTE CARLO—5^00 -81 DATSUN 280ZXQL — boat Classic design, maho- French, German, offers ex- m. Baal oftar. 609-799-6276. 90 haatar & radio. Runs exc. cond. $800. 201-359- Trucks from happy students! I -iwvi, great. $1350 or beet offer. 7642. gany construction. Suitable pert translation or tuition at la, air, leader^ aOary option. 201-674-5610. (or day sailing, racing. In- any level in French or Ger- 7STR6—wtonneeu. 4 new immaculaia.'Si 3.500. 201- 1968 VW BUG — running 25 cludes tilt-bed trailer, 2 sets of man. Call 609-683-0020. CREATIVE PiANO LES- Micnettns O addl tires. 1974 CHEV. 1/2 ton pick-up < YOU UP 329-3064 aryjtn* 73 VW BUG — brick red. mpQ, nMtte vjoffc. Best offor saUs + extras. $1700. 609- SONS --. with. Handy 6&000 m. $2700 609-443- 809-4664JB70 aft. 8 pm. — Std. Hertz shift. Bad en- 924-9226. Sweazey.^lA. Ed.M. Col- TOACNAtLEMQE? 4735 after 6 51.000 mi. mint oond. InakJ* gine. $700. 609-587-3220. 72 ^^™_^BOOQ 00V1Q* tout, earvtao umbia Univ. Group and pn- vate lessons, children and Do you 9** you can do tm- 79.000 «*> $2660.609-466-0732. 73 MERCEDES 450SE — SUPER GAMERSHER -'12 tar tun DeauT* Here » your 1976 AUDI FOX Station 81 CHEVY PICKUP, 4 wW. adults. Princeton studio. For pon — auto. hens, radto 83.000 mL 8naat example of ft., 7.5 hp, motor, trailer. CABWB. My 190 '•*• »»50" 201-329-6155. its type avail Champagne drive. P/S. P/B. mags, std., brochure: 609-924-9437. > deck. M&ieen area,n noo FORD 79 LTD W Squire $575. 609-448-5382 after 5 car rvjB goi 9 wgn. Auto. air. amrtm, cas- metallic lag, tobacco int, low mileage. Best offer. 201- p.m. Becker anVfcn stereo cess, e/ 821-6->39 aft 6. ce * re- sette, rack, fufty equipped. PIANO LESSONS—Juilliard da rotary). cMcft A mucti Bke new. $5495. 609-924- cp/w, many tdras. $9300 or grad. All levels. Advanced I nvcwSy novid to Aattng nous oneroes onryoy. CaCa l 006099- ioRar20i-572- $460. 1864. 70 SCOUT — 6 cyl, auto, 22 .k FT. SAILBOAT — pref. 7 yrs.'exp. Reasonable. IFHBW no room 234-1514 as* for Mark or 69K. gd shape. $1200. 2 wd. Fiberglass, main, jib. Genoa 609-799-0618. to WQVk OH at m RM JOD HMOS 1975 FIAT Spider — 4-cyl. 5- after 6. 609-466-0499. & spinnaker dinghy & trailer. up too much Urn* Ow WM consider fiberglass day 70 MAVERICK — low FMT128—32. rad.72JO0. apd. conver, racing green w/ POTTERY CLASS — in $4000 iw inifl MM art lor good tires, nesi-ftaftsry, a/c saddle int. anVfm, $2995. ROVER SEDAN — '69. CaftJ. 72 ECONOLINE Van — sailer in trade. Best offer. CaH A UNIQUE Approach to lan- S77V5 «*V6S3-0013. Sooft maaaoa, o cyt- gooo conor car, A + . leather, radlals. 609-924-6134. guage learning 25 lan- handbuilding and wheel ion Ong runs but needs work. $175 609-799-5649. Asking $800. 609-448-0465 throwing. Instruction for be- 609-924-361& af*r 530 25mpg. $2800/offer. 609- after 5. guages. Native teachers and 70 VOLKSWAGEN 609-737-1325 452-5451. translators. Instruction for ginner and intermediate stu- •6eAUSTIN HEALEY LEARN TO SAIL—a cruising children and adults. All dents in glazing techniques •" — Customized, chrome MERCEDES CLASSIC—tor SPRITE — uunwMbla das- 67 FORD 250 Pickup truck— Auxiliary. Qualify for Carib- 79 PLYMOUTH SAPORO— 1949 PLYMOUTH — grey. 2 levels. Brush-up, conversa- and firing methods, including > dutch A sale. 1968 230SL sedan. cot- MC, nvMOnM 10 pvnvcoon. 4 WD, good running cond., bean! charters. Teal Sailing sawdust firings. For informa- loaded, gd gas & cond. dr sedan, 2000 mass on re- exc body, needs tires. $1700 tional and literary classes. In- a*. 1 $6000. . Ugt« blue m- Cal 609-862-8356. 6-10pm. School. 668 Main. Bay Head, tensive- courses for travelers tion call 609-443-1898. JMNr wkdys. built engine* exc. shape, 609-893-5966. 201-295-8225. $1500 $1250. 609-799-0489 after and business people. Tutor- rune we*. ing. CaH 609-924-2252. 1986 VW BUG — 1973 an- $3500. 7:30pm. TUTOR — Exp. Cert. 1988 SHELBY GT3S0— 72 PLYMOUTH FURY III — 80 CHEVY BEAUVILLE — Teacher, Reading writing, 809-443-3725. 4-dr. pvs. pit), air. cruise, am/ Sport Van, *• t, auto trans, — good oond- QOBTB to oor- «fno owniw, # 1974 GREMLIN — good Instruction i BEGINNING PIANO — in- language arts. Grades 3-12, burgundy $7500 609-771- hn caissws. new trans, star- cond. stick, 71,000 miles. p/s, a/c, extras. 10.800mi, Specialty: Remedial, Comp laga — $1000 tnn. Cat aflar 73 FORO Country Squire ter, etc. Clean throughout. $8750. 609-466-1353. struction for children. Com- 5 ami Braugtiam..-iv^*bwnar, good $900/Offar. 6094452-9219. * prehensive program. West- Ed & reluctant learner. 609- Asking $475 609-446-6454, 443-4231 working oond, 88.000 mi. before 7pm CLASSICAL GUITAR — & minster Choir College train- VW1970— 15.000 maas on PLYMOUTH SATELLITE— 72 CHEVY FLAT BED—6 ft Lute Lessons., by Manhattan ing. Your home or mine MUSTANG — rebuat engme. good condV Priced to eel $800.609-921- sides, new tarp, 2 new tires, DRUM LESSONS — your aar Cal 1973,4 dr, avtop/sjp/b. a/c. & Aspen Music Schools Becky 609-466-1349 Uon. $750 firm 609-883- 71 YELLOW VW — 4 now radtais, asking $900T)AfL 6pm 6-cyl autom. $1500.609-799- Alumnus. All levels. 609-882- home or mine. 609-799- I sng. new dM. & 201-287-3648. 5180. 1370.:; GUITAR — Lessons all 0561. 1964 MG— 36 wiring. $1050. 609-921-1568 70 VOLVO ong. good oond."&' aft 7pm. levels, all styles, taught by 66 CHRYSLER — New Yor- Cal 609-737-2697 PORSCHE 1964 — 356C. 1979 FORD PICKUP—Ran- READING TEACHER — Berklee College of Music SCHOOL OF BALLET — 91.000 $1800 201 ker $200. 201-359-1433. excellent. $6600. 609-882- ger XLT. 4x4. p/S. p/b, a/C, Certified Specialist offers graduate Call Ed Cedar 609- Kendall Pk., age 6-13, cert. 201-932-2515. days 1972 CHEVY IMP ALA — 4092 or 215-862-5323 stereo radto, 17,000 mi, exc. Royal Ballet Eng. 201-297- 297 -81 FOROESCORTWAOON tutoring in Reading for stu- 443-5163 67.000 mi. 8 cyL auto, cond, $6800. Call 201-369- dents j reading below grade 2105, 297-9355. 09 BUtCK LE SABRE — — am/fm, 4,apsed. 5 yr oond. $700. 201 -359-3 JEEPS. CARS, PICKUPS — 4636. BMW 2800 CS — coupe. SftOOO mftse wananty. 4 J00 aft 6pm. level. All ages. For appoint- VIOLIN LESSONS — AH ?970. leather mi . low 6X000 m. Good CondMon. from $35. Avakebte at local ment call 609-448-2779. levels. Ages 6 and over. Call PIANO & ORGAN — Les- $40OCal 809-448-3573 ini&cgasmi.$5950\609- GcVt Audona. For Directory Cat 9-530 aao-1731 after s. 1971 OPEL WAGON—auto- Machinery & Peggy Loriaux, 609-924- sons. Exper. teacher 22 yrs., cal Surplus Data Cantor 415- KINDERMUSIC — Prince- 7306, Honors graduate, M.Mus. & Doc. Mus. in Piano mate. AM radto. good tires. 330-7800. 77 HONDA CIVIC — good Just tuned. Moving soon. Equipment ton. Musical training specifi- Oberlin Conservatory. 12 & Organ, studied w/Dr. Virgil ~cond. $2400 201-329-2746. •m OLDS OONVERTCLE — cally designed tor ages 3-6. Fox 12 yrs. Will come to your 1980 CHEVY VAN—Gray. 6 Dynamic 88. Auto., Beat oner over $550 609- years experience profession- cyt each, 11000 mtss. am 924-5673 '65 CHEVY—rune we*, very Fall registration now. 501- al orchestras and conserva- house. Call aft. 8 p.m. 201- in SBMO. p*. Pfe Caf 1978 DATSUN B210—auto. py reliable. rebuW trans., new PARKER THATCHER — 297-6151. tory teaching (Orcnestre Pas- 725-1329,201-725-1574. 2-dr. blue. 59j000 mi Good fOOOiptB * p brakes, tkes, ekk rusty. $300. $150; 12 horsepower deioup, Paris; Nureyev Bal- 1 1960RENAULT LeCar — cond. 35 mag. 12500. 609- hniti aaMfl ^•^aatfa^M h«. 800-665-3841. wheelhorse, 42" deck. lets; Schola Cantorum). IHHiy, twO Mnl Wr id. Excep- PIANO LESSONS — West- The Kids 70 VW RAHMAN OHM — 737-2478. (2100) $1600.201-297-9301. tartor. Reduced feom $1700 N6I TC3 PLYMOUTH Mtoer mlnstef Choir College grad. Creative Workshop coMrtHa. new motor A top. to $1300. Cal 9-12 am or Owner being transferred to asst. Experienced, reason- BASS & GUITAR lessons Private studio lessons $2300 Evas. 201 71 NOVA — $600 price — $6300. Exc Oond. 3000 able. CaH 609-452-1924. muel be seen. after 6S Europe, must sell im- mi. sack. Deys.609-921-6100 PRINTING PRESSES — AB with an experienced profes- Art-Mustc-Drama 71 KARMAN GMA — rebuM nudialety. $6000. Cat days ext 329, eves.*89r>oe02. Dick 360 offset press, sheet sional musician. Creative & Mornings: Pre-school 72 OATSUN-2100 Coupe motor. DunJopradWs. al naw 201-646-5390. size 11x17", just rebuiM and ENGLISH AS — a second affordable. Also very good Afternoons & Saturdays: •CM I'll IB i. $900.609- bariBM. eaMng $2175, can be reedy to go. $4500 flrm. Also language tutoring, experi- with beginners. Can Dan at 79M000 bat 3-5 pm only 1977 CHEVETTE — 4 apd.. 78 JEEP CJ5 — 35,000 School Aged cond . 35.000 mis. seen at Kingston 1975 CHEV. Meabu Classic - mass, Cal 609-921-8870. "tum of the century'' GoWng enced, N J. cert ESL teacher 201-297-3520 or 924-7039. For kite 609-443-1567 AaktorVichi. 609424-2643 Landau roof, p/s, p/b. a/c, letter press, 10x15". just re- with masters degree. Call 15. butt with original parts. $600 93,000 mi. one owner, cream 609-799-8529 PIANO INSTRUCTOR — 22 CHANGE YOUR TUNE — 73VWBU6 color, new tires. $1850. Can 1974 GREMLM — 61.000 firm. Call Greg, 609-799- yrs. experience, beginners 1978 MGB — 2X000 76 POMTIAC SuntoW — 2 mi. Auto, trans, a/c. p/s. radto. 5845 after 5pm. study piano, theory'and / or 201-329-6830. PIANO-ORGAN instruction thru intermediate. Interview ear training with Juilliard cond.. Cal dr. p/». p/b. i owner, naw $1200. 609-799-2325 aft — in your home. Roger P. pm 201-359-0297 motor. 201-359-1527. flpm. for Sept. Call 609-896-2771. graduate. W.C.C. faculty. 1968 VOLVO — auto.. 40 FT OF ROLLER conveyor Turney.i F.A.G.O., L.T.C.L. 609-921-0802. 75 PLYMOUTH VAUANT — with stands. 10ft. rubbe r con- 909-921-8309. SURPLUS JEEPS. CARS.- cream, excel, working cond.. GUITAR LESSONS Jazz. 79U00O mi. auto. 6 cyi. pm. MG MDGET 74 — vary gd. has some rueL $750. Can aft FORD LTD — 2-dr, 1976, veyor with etec. motor. $300. PIANO INSTRUCTION — • MI. WM vp. asc. oono. and trunks n ilaJili Many axe cond. $1900. J09-452- Classical, Folk, Pop. Experi- body A angma. runs psrlact- 6 pm. 609-921-1131. Also 1/2 bag cement mixer. EXPERIENCED Tutor — enced teacher of beginning & recording artist will teach $1750. 808 821-1081 ry. we s*« under 8260* Cal 312- 2791. rock & roll technique to ip- 742-1143 sad 6113tor in - good cond, on wheels, $450. math and English, reason- advanced students. 609- 1969 CHEVY NOVA — 4 cyl. 609-567-3220. termediary students and wifl T4 VW SUPPER BEETLE— formation on how to 75 VW RABBIT — manual able rates; ask for Tom at 924-2946. also teach beginners. Very 64.000 maes. $800.609-466- 609-924*3721. 3429 53.000 mi. exc. opnd. $2200. MACHINERY — repaired or patient with children. For $2100 Cal 809-921-7273 or 609-682-3427. GUITAR LESSONS: All afternoon and evenino les- made to order. Parts made QUILTING — the Rocky HiM Levels. Vocal coaching, tape 924-30S3. 77 LTD — : oond. 67 FORO MUSTANG%VB. for anything; welding, torg- sons 609-443-8367. 443- lOOt VC. aMMn\onW 38J900 Comm. Group. Leam the facilities avail. Bob Korman 8394. 1979 OATSUN f 10 — greet MSaaoOorbaeiosV. auto. ps/. $1500. 609-448- ing, fine machining. besic steps of making a quit. (609) 921-3669. Motorcycles Leyzorek, Skillman, 609- Make your own quilt during 5 SpaMd* MR nt. ooa 466-3399. 1990 MAZDA 626- this 10 Wk course. Classes MATH TUTORlKlG — by Entertainment 4impo,CX00. •71 OLDS VISTA Cruise begin Tubs 9/22, 9-11am or 1SJX0 mass. •» new. fiat aw —8', 3 point hitch disk, PHD.. High School & College $7000 tahas it Days 609- Wtaon—8400 art 7-9pm, tuition $35 for comm. level. SAT & all college board adjustable angles. $750. 6' CLOWNS! The NPT Troupe 924-1901. Cal after 430 pm< i Sport .....$349 group members, $38 for exams, remedial enrichment CHEVY MALI8U Class* 2810 woods, rotary mower, PTO nonrnernbers. Advanced, pri- programs, custom, individual "More than Kids' stuff" says — 77. ac p*. P*. 79 CAMARO — 3S8-8.~4 driven. $450. 6' grading vate & semi-private instruc. the Princeton Packet Birth- •u. Jawa X25 ..$379 blade. 3 pt. hMch, $350.8', 3 instruction 609-448-3690 •Maa^BMi •^Meaft aataaiBaa>a> A nnnrl TAWHO OFFERS— avaM. For more Mo. or rag. days, Grand Openings etc. General Step-Thru ..1. $459 pt hach-York rake, $450. Cal Call Ken. 609-921-3267. VMM3. nw VMM*. * gOOO General Top- eel Mayeve Tale, 609-921- area, SK oond. $3200 Alt 4 eng. 32 mpg. body 201-297-9301. 1645. AKHALDAN II is a school in Tar* whfte L..$479 MICKEY STARR Disc Jock- 76 CORVETTE—wMa. tow pm 201-359-4460 Can 1978 FIAT X19 — com., am/ Genera) Top-Tank the FOURTH WAY, a mites, loaded. 1 owner. -69 FORD VAN — 6 cyt. 3 method of work-on-oneself. ey. Music for all occasions. fcn atorao. ptto, p/s. 42.000 al otter ootora .....$499 Recreational MUSK LESSONS The best in portable sound. $7885 or beat oflar. 201-738- 11886 mi.. e«c. cond.. asking Scorpie ...4379 utilizing the teachings of G.I. orb-O-i 74 CMEV — CMt Coup aa- Gurdjieff, P.D Ouspensky. Go with the Pro. 609-737- 86000.201-8684777. Many n avioK, reaoy lor on Vehicles' 0504. 99a, IS an, no. rum «•& *** apotjickup. _ S Wilhelm Reich and others. & 1974 MUSTANG I GNa — MA2DA 1979 RX7 — $1800.8»44»«4« af. 6. led by an experienced 1974 MAZDA Nolan; Ptokup TVMNCpY teacher. 609-443-1898 EXPERIENCED string musi- pm. *C 4-epd. Aatgng$2300 HI 18a8_W. Fnyt St POP-UP COLEMAN — B3£" Cal 609-989-0391 after 9pm 72T-B8V)—400 1976. steeps 6. exc cond with cians for hire. Add a pleasant beMary. sun roof, 82100 or PajMtoaj Individual Instruction by touch to your party or special 238-2310. J01-7BT- extras. $1600. 609-448- RECORDER LESSONS — beat oner. 201-782-4683. 8121. Con Pankavfch, Jr. occasion from classical to Al lessons at studio for beginners. Children or popultlh, music at your re- .201-87- adults. Reasonable rates. 7» MONTE CARLO PS/ MOPED — orange CAMPER — for pick-up quest Call 201-359-1662 or 73 CHALLENGCR — rebuBt 17 Years;experience with Call 609-466-1881 ask for 359-7876. 587-3220 Motooecane. Exc. cond truck. Clean, good oond. with Mary Joan. 78 CHRY8 CORDOBA— eng.»*ane.pfr.p%.a*,anv Comes w/tong seat, great Behrenbunj School of Music. 201-369-7514 after 4 pun 47J8tM. 1st a/c. $600. Call 609-586- PIA PUPPETEERS — Book- 197» MUSTANG UmWed locks, tarftfft bags. Good 1412. , Freehold; Stella School of Many ax. 82900. 809-382- psrtonnanoe. 8399.609^896- Music, Applegarth; Pank TUTORING — Special Ed & ings Tor cfworen 8 parties ano LANCIA 1978—4 dr, 5 apd. 9647. Remedial Reading teacher other happy occasions. 201- V8.4 sad. MC. Al Pace car 1841.1 [for Dan. 1978 ARGOSY travel 1 evich School of Music, Cran- d condMan. $1000. 201- bury. ' } exp in skill development. 251-0323. 24*000 mL 71 CHEVY BLAZER — 4 — ful equipped w/awnkig, 609-443-5719. S•6816 day*. 5304 pm 80 SUZUKI OS450LT. Exc 14. Priced to sal. 201- 201' 72 MERCURY — j wheel dr., excell cond.. $3500. Cat aft. 5. 609-737- cond. 1060 mL Garage kept BLUEGRASS — good time 4 dr. as* PIANO TEACHER—For any 1 • i 1235. $1800 aam 201-8744061. petal . The Magnolia Road CAP FOR 8* PICK-UP—« age. Phone 609-882-7840 or Band - parties, weddings, 1783 a*. 6 pm 609-771-2607. Ask for SOu MOPED— For •> IIHIJI al 9*Riflh fcpia^a** tt^es* concerts. Call 609-261-1691 8URPLU8 JEEPS. CARS. Donon m VDtw WWmL DOT! TRUCKS — CaNav. value 4j000aj8aa, f?"". cal 609- or 201-251-1776. . $2143 aakJ tor 8100. For bv 921-8870. Offer. 201-526-3712. PROFPIANJST—accepting 73 0 A :i c aludsnts. GJaduate Rutgers " SP .J y .T °+ CMfCKEH — custom 'W "NORRtS" TRAVEL — ART LESSONS given — CLOWNS FOR HIRE — Jit- 78 YAMAHA CMAP>Y - f ra«*r. Music AN i tyteei excaasnt Wed. from 4-5:30. For In- terbug & Lollipop: parties, programtor; Beginners . 609- axe cond. $i50tMlrm. 201- foftnation, pwaso caH 0O9~ greetings, promotions. 609- 799-0794. 466-1246. Cronbwqf Pr«M Classified Advertising Tf*a> Control Post 9-11.1981 1-C Furniture Special Services Home Services Home Services Home Repairs Home Repairs GENERAL WELDING ft ODD JOB? NO TIME? — BEST RATE — Home Im- BUILDING REPAIRS — LARK STRMG QUARTET Braizing. Portable equip- Painting. cleaning, light haul- provemant ft Repairs. Car- roofs (metal, shingle, state, lor all DIP N STRIP — free COPYWRK3HT — typing, TYPIS1ST—kypmtT — . tnsnL Mo Jot) too snvil. 609- ing or whatever. The Odd pantry, panelling, concrete tar), chimneys, gutters, p*ek«p A delivery Hand editing. Fast, efficient. protsssfconsi. wUh K3M 440-9041. Couple. 609-393-8735 - work, painting. ^J __^ . ___^a___h^k_ _ftalti tt •—a«JhBuLsB_|B» •-\-jfc_fj-fc 201-909-3016 g OUactrlc. tor Iraa- downspouts, rasiNng, wans, ,ing"r-.casing ft ruth- Fine'cabinetry ft furniture, walks, patios, garages, por- OVERHEAD GARAGE Original handcrafted works, repairs ft odd jobs. Also light tog Our r«te**nce. your OFFSET PRt~NG Instant near Princeton Campue. Cal ches, steps, driveways, DOORS — installed & re- in domestic ft exotic hard- Services I hautng. Free estimates. 10% fences, hauling, crushed 6037 >*gM»ri CTPTH gfWP. 48 Photo Copying' Typeeetsng r 6 pm, 800-921-2553. paired, automatic door oper- discount to sonkx cftizons. MaSrStnOaoalon. NJjiDB. woods: designed toyou r spa-, stone, demolition, carpentry, DUCT ators w radw controls 609- iiial n _>ai 11»> «i No job too smal. Cal 609- painting, caulking, glazing, 904-5688 QperttUon-Sat 9- ra- TYPING at homa. Quick. 883-8340 cnvCflDons. CARPENTRY ft BUILDING 585-0873 or aft 6 pm. 695- 5 pm. stucco-masonry, pointing- pona. Folding. TTw Aatantown —Smal jobs, large Jobs Fine 4638. patching, inspections, viola- Setectnc Corracting. 609- CREATIVE WELDED — Feed Co. Sua . ft taping Spwal work, reasonable prices. tions, guaranteed-insured. U bftidng eva« to give reports 486-1708 or 924-9600. ask Sculptures. Our design or 47S. MatnSt BRUCE GAGE HANDYMAN — for all home 609-921-1135. ft presentations a pmlaa torMadn Tours Interior Exterior. Abo D*SQO — Proleeewneay 2 an okfehair bea*r. Gna « a 609-259-2136 609-396-8241 repairs/improvements, in- naw saai Expertly dona. sionaay prepared took. Pro- repair ft nttalaoon of Anti- stallations & decorating prob- DJ a. 8000 wm sound ays- fasaional Typing Service. que Wrought Iron Gates ft TILE REPAIR & Grouting. Mm unqya tgM sftow. tog CUSTOM WALKS. Fire- lems. 609-448-5493. Expertly done. Early atten- Cwtfunar SVwppaig Center. Fencing. Cafl for Consulta- JOHNS GUTTER SER — places & Patios. References Competitive pncaa Can Rt 130 ft Pfincaton- tion will prevent major* cost- tion ftE Esttmatess . 609-466- gutters cleaned-screens. 201-821-7285 after 3 pm. TWIN BIVERS — gates, Owe 2O1-2SI 1088 RESTORATION — Re- Services Leaders extended under- ly repairs. Call for free esti- hnMhrng. nap—ing. Hand 1416 fences, sheds ft screens re- mate. 609-259-9112. ground. For tree est. Call paired. Call 609-799-2020 no MAKE YOUR Ns_ Party- • tripping Ragluaing. CLOCK REPAIRS — Anti- 201-359-7859. Reas. CREATIVE CRAFTSMEN Ruarang Canaig. Haupnol- CONROfNTIAL CASH — answer 443-4790. compute mm araarlawwant que ftModem , Grandfathers. We've combined to offer you Marmg Ptcfc-up am Deliv- LOAMS AS LOW AS 1t% the bast in MMOIMV. C«r- from WPST disc jockeys. Wai. Mantel SNpa. Elliotts ft HOMESTEAD CHIMNEY Painting & ery CaM Quality Furniture PWOTC fb TNBW_ _!1»B* DON'T MOVE — Improve. Sarvicat 64 Allan Lane. Music Boxes Pick up ft del. SWEEP — Clean. Efficient. slo job toosmal . Paperhanging tat Tom CunoMQhawi. and HOMPJOWMBtS* SSOQOTO Exc. Prof. Ret. 201-560- Call Bob Seeds ft Son, LawencawWe. Owner. Jvn Reliable Service tor all chim- 201-521-0621 General Contractors for all $100,000 TOROCB T CON- 1921 neys (wood. oil. coal. gas). I and toMs. Any type of Loot 609-062-4664 eParaonalStt tOUOATION. INVEST- your building needs. 609- Our Services Include: Clean- 587-6255. 587-6366. PAINTING — Quality in- •or any ^pa of ooca- MENTS OR ANY PUR- TREE SPRAY — toryou r tall ing. Inspecting, Repairing, terior, exterior. Free esti- •on Cat 201-542-5410 Cards POSE. NO APPLICATION J G HOME Improvements — CHAIRS - CANED • trees: tent caterpillar. Cank-' Relining. We also install all types of jobs, guaranteed mates. Reasonable prices. ftStgna FEE CHARGED. PHONE REDECORATION — Addi- RUSHED — ragluad. tight.- erworm ft gypsy moth. Call chimney caps, spark arres- work, reasonable prices. 201-874-4837. TREAT TOUR— Eardrums ened Furniture refreshed YOUR APPUCATION TO: Tree Care. Inc. 201-297- tions. Specialize Colonial in- NATIONAL CREDIT tors, dampers, stoves, etc. 609-883-8889. lo a Parttee UnAmaed Diec Years at experience. Fraa 9300. We're local. Fully Insured. Certified Mem- teriors. Exterior gingerbread. DOMINICK Pinlinalll Jr. — pick-up and detvery 809- •Many otiar aarvicas Fancy masonry. Stove in- Painting Contractor - Interior •Open 6 days •< __•• * bar of National Chimney ctaii.ed programs, light 8964)057 0O&-306-'7500 or 201-246- LAWN MOWER REPAIRS MASON CONTRACTOR — stallations. 201-329-4519. & exterior. Residential ft Sweep Guild. 609-924-1760. patios, driveways, sidewalks, — Hand Mowers or tractors, Emergencies CaH: 201-735- commercial. Free estimates. also complete sharpening garages, cellars, fireplaces, Call any time. 609-882-1631. RPER FURNITURE — Ra- Or. 7706. chimneys, brick & block work service Saws, knives, scis- FIREPLACES —. stone, pairing ft rsejvstwng. AnMQua NEED INVESTMENT — plus footings. Free esti- brick, concrete, swimming restoration Caning ft Advce? Or Stanley Huang, sors, grass or hedge dip- CARPET Cleaning Special mates. Call 609-896-1656 af- CHEAP WORK is riot good, OLDIES EXTRAVAGAN- -1573 pers, reel mowers or rotary pools & patios. William good work is not cheap. I'm ZA! Onynal. non-stop 50~s ft Rushing Hand stripping a professor of finance and — Any size room steam ter 6pm. Fisher Builders. Inc. 609- author of several investment mowers. R.A. Grooms ft cleaned by experts. $19.95. reasonable. 609-448-4819. 80*a rock n' rat. Extenetoe Pick up ft ttaWsry service. MANUSCRIPT TYPING — 799-3818. Location raar of 75 Main St.. books is a registered invest- Son. 385 Ward St.. Htgh- New Dawn. 201-466-4313/ GENERAL tranacripoon. en- ment advisor. He advises on tstown. NJ. 609-444-1792 800-822-8928. aflordabta prica. CaM 809- Kingston. Mon-Sat. 9-5.609- CONTRACTORS ROCCONE BROTHERS — (RESIDENTIAL stocks, bonds, and option 790-9108 924-0147 COLLEGE SELECTION & Builders & Contractors Let us COMMERCIAL strategies Call 609-883- SPECIALIZING — Home New homes, additions, gar- Call Adneraw Moore. 609- APPLICATION COUNSEL- heip you improve the value of 4399 window cleaning, storms in ft ages, driveways, (pofing, PETER FIUMENERO DISC JOCKEY FOR HIRE - 448-7180 ING — individuals ft small your home. Roofing work out. $3.50 Free estimate, ful- custom masonry, fireplaces, also avail. Free estimates. JR. INDIVIDUAL INCOME — groups. Dr. Michael L. ly insured. All work guaran- swimming pools and patios. Lower rates. 609-394-8123, PAMTMG Uve Band Sound For low WINDOW Cleaning — Re- Tax returns prepared. Both RosenthaJ. 609-737-2236. teed. 609-393-2122. coat any fypa muac - Oaco. Full line of aluminum pro- 215-677-0166. & sponsible rates 609-396- federal ft state Licensed ducts. PAPERHANGMG 5ffs. Pop. EMs. alt Barry 0391. GOING AWAY From Home? COPIES — murrm, nvita- CPA. Cal 609-921-0950 af- CUSTOM MADE LEAKS — tub & shower spe- SPRAY PAMTMG Davison 609-466-2709 ter 6 pm. — Need Irve-in help for your rl!41 SUPCOVERS WM. FISHER cialist in repair & waterproof- 609-799-3657 eves. stamps. coraplala typaaat- children or the ekterty? We BUILDERS, INC. EASY — on the eyes, the have responsible women ' ing. Ceramic tile expertly in- tng. composiaon ft pnrriing budget ft the nerves. De- Serving Princeton area for 30 CAPITOL Painting interior & TAX A FINANCfiTplanning with references who have a BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME stalled. Mr. Tile. 609-882- PM SOUNDS - 0 J * al sarvca 7 days a vraefc at coning your home or offtee for individuals and small YEAR ROUND. Your fabric - years. Financing arranged. 0378. exterior, reasonable rates, llypasmuac Saars Quck Copy Cantar. can be much sasltr with one special Merest in their care ft 609-799-3818 fully insured 609-883-1537, businesses Learn how to companionship. Maid ft NMV Labor only. Call for yardage sound ft pnea CaH Ouakar Bndga Mai professional consultation use the best tax and financial needed. References on re- ADDITIONS. ..ROOFING, 201-297-3368. 609- ny Service. Inc. 201-359- 809-921-6862. strategies Fees related to quest. BOB'S SLIPCOV- DONALD GIERSCH — aluminum siding, gutters! re- DAN ROMAN Painting — in- 443-4210. 443-aOet 3390 or 756-3513 placement windows. NEED LOGO — stationary, services provided Call for ERS 60*655-1573. Carpenter Contractor. Fully terior & exterior, quality work- PROFESSIONAL TYPING appointment JaffTes Hart- experienced and insured to Stephen J. Denarski Home manship using quality pro- JONJETHE advertising ma«t«rs etc "> HOUSE-APT-OFFICE — Improvements. 609-393- SERVICE — Word proces- traft Jr . CPA 609-443-4409 SMALL APPLIANCE — Re- take care of your remodeling ducts. Call 609-587-7290. MAGIC CLOWN Cat 9m Oa»gn P*op*e Sua- Warren Plaza West. Rt 130. Cleaning. Done by profes- needs or even your small 6940 Oavid GraorMcs 609-448- sing on Xerox 800. We can pair. Coffeemakers. t.v.'s. rhghtstown~ * sionals to meet your needs. jobs. Storm windows & doors. SKILLED PAPERHANGING. 89S0 revise, retain ft update your You teM us what you want toasters, fryers, etc. 609- Mage comedy & Mitoon material — letters, mailing 448-8738 bef. 1. Local reference supplied CARPENTER CRAFTSMAN Int.-ext. painting., renova- ananate. AwertaMe tor tcfxxx PERSONAL FINANCIAL — done. Reas. rates. Maid & upon request. Call 609-259- — since 1952. Qualified for tions. References. Call Mar- lists, resumes, manuals, Nanny Service, Inc. 201-359- shows, birthday parties, MANIFOLD WORD PRO- manuscripts. Also error-free & tax counselling, for di- 7557. any size custom job. CaH garet or Bruce. 609-466- grand opacwogs and fund 3390 or 756-3513. LAMP SHADES — Lamp CESSING SERVICES - automatic typing - every vorced ft separated people mounting and repairs Nas- 609-655-2064. 0920. For lurViar ntorma- page an original - on IBM Cal SpW Decisions at 609- ALEXANDER GODBOLT — I201-2544374 EXPERT BICYCLE Repairs sau Interiors. 162 Nassau standatona dHptey system memory typewriter. Instant 921-1221 St., Princeton. fireplace specialist. Brick, OVERHEAD GARAGE PREM PAINTING — 10%' uaad tor at and sundry typmg iJkAi-copyjng. — all makes. Also B ft S en- stone, patios, & other mason- DOORS. Elec. operators. Fall discount on all in- lobs esacuiad by an axpan- maajng. oflest pnming. Car- gines: minor home repairs; & FLOOR SANDING — hard- ry work. Free estimates; All Factory to you. Over the terior/exterior work (gutters Cateting anoad operator Your copy duner's Shopping Center Special Services painting. Reasonable. $09- wood floors sanded and work guaranteed. 609-883- counter or full service parts & included). Fully insured. Ex- repairs. Call free, for free be stored on megnesc Rta 130 ft Princatorvt«gh- 259-2505 finished. Phone 609-585- 7153. perienced professionals with ." or 8235. info. 800-872-4980. Ridge local references. We promise I no. HANDYMAN — Very luw* niawi and uaa. Turn COPIES —tiaeumes, invita- Door. W. New Rd.. Mon. Jet. excellent service at fair .or any i 448-6707 reasonable, yard work, at- CARPENTER —-custom around ama a) 6 smee laalar tions, busnastcards. rubber ROGERS prices. Free estimates. Call occasion » Balloon Boo- tics, basements cleaned. woodworking specializing'in than standard typewriter UNLIMITED TYPING stamps, complete typeset- MlfetwORS « HOME REPAIRS — Super- 201-526-4681. " ting, composffjon ft pnntmg 609-896-0328 finish work. Call R. Yura. Complex document tormat- — We tyoe cassette trans- 215-493-2457. ior Craftsmanship. Reason- service 7 days a week at able rates. "Hutch The Hand- Fantaay. me 809- sng avaaabie. naa^ry raviston epts manuscripts tet- Fine Upholstery. Custom NANAK'S SERVICES capability, addresses ters, resumes or anytNng *v Sears Quick Copy Center. NON-PROFIT ORGS — yman" 609-466-3017. 440-5220 Quaker Bridge Mall - Draperies. Bedspreads, Ver- CUSTOM CARPENTRY & Professional Pajntera merged wan msiisr latter torvotved m the world of busi- Churches, dubs. If you have tical ft Horizontal Blinds, the volunteers to do mailings Masonry — All phases. Interior Speciatsts • muMpta ongnals output sta- ness All typing is done on *te Woven Woods. Additional CARPENTRY — Renova- WONDERFUL ONES — let us do the hard part: labels Guaranteed workmanship. Custom Paper Hanging tistical and columnar work IBM Selectric' II Self- RUG CLEANING ft SHAM- Accessories ft Decorating tions, closets, insulation, Cas—ng Let us make your (or envelopes or Chesire 22. years experience. Refer- Long standing performed, mailing lists Correcting typewriter Ouak- POOING — Janitorial Ser- Advice. Call Becky Rogers, sheet rock. Free estimates. sheets) in zip order and cor- ences. Call after 3pm. 201- Reputation sorted aocordng to Zip Coda, ty is our hrstonontv Promot vice ft Cleaning Service - 609-799-2807. Call 609-737-9484. 201-821-9574 or 201- and Ma of any sort may be rected Cal tordetails . PRIN- 821-7285. Local References 297-3348 services must Cal Ms Don- Snow Plowing. James Stree- Fully Insured martyr-, pekad over tosu a na Slant anytime at 201 -359- ter. Trenton. NJ 609-393- CETON PRINTOUTS. 609- y^^M condMons of setoceon. If 924-1188. GENERAL MAINTENANCE NEW CONSTRUCTION -i- & EQUMOX 609-799-1686 2230 4438 "•" CARRIAGE CATERING — you have any quetaons ab- — painting & other odd jobs, remodeling. Solar a special- CONSTRUCTION, INC. contact Jim at 609-466-0775 PROFESSIONAL — Oaars aia anaai R govmai out our word prooaaang sar- SMALL COMPUTEH Coiv DIANAS DESIGNS — has ty. Tri-Gable Const. Co. 609- or 466-0308 Paperhanging & Painting. cooking. Complete mmnv wtoa. or 4 you wish to com- suHing — Programs written ALTERATIONS — Quality the areas largest selection of 443-4178 or 201-297-7476. pare our performance and personalized stationery, in- Call Santos. 609-799-4160. to SUM your personal or buaj-work Reasonable, same day ALARMS — All Guaftl burg- CaH Lea (or our tree charges w«n those of your neas needs Week raghts catservice Cal 609-799-9625 vitations. Christmas Cards 4 COURTEOUS CONTRAC- brochure. 20i-359-i6ti present whouse or outside fabulous gift Hams, al dis- lar ft fire. Sargon fire exting- 1939 Oak Tree Rd. PAINTING & Paperhanging 609-448-5661 after 6pm uishers. 24 hr. central station. TOR — all phases of remod- secretarial service, cat (009) TREE PRUNING — remov- counted. Come ft Browse! eling, plumbing, heating! Edison. NJ. 08820 — Frank Janda. 292 Dutch 921-6144 il no answer cal als, topping, stumps re- 809-443-5407 For free' demo.: 609-921- 201-548-7505 (moms) Neck Rd. Call (609) 448- FELDMAN CATERING — KC ASSOCIATES 1815 or 609-924-2392 roofing, siding, carpentry, (009)921-7123 moved Tree Care Inc 201- masonry work. Over 20 yrs.< 201-463-8604 (eyes) 3578. parkas •tfn your persona) Commercial/Residential cnoca of menus tor al occa- 297-9300 We re local FLOOR WAXING ft Window exp. Free estimates, 24 hr ThaUMmasam Cleaning — Private homes CHIM CHIMNEY Sweeps — service. All work guaranteed. Additions-Roofing JOES PAINTING — interior/, i up to 100 people ina- fire preventativa chimney Interior Redecoration iSor2to92peo- FAST ft ACCURATE - typ- LAWN MOWERS — chain only. Can supply good, refer- R. Clements, 201-329-2437;. exterior. Residential ftcom - ing ol saws ft most types of outdoor ences if needed. 609-883- sweeping, professional work- Passive Solar mercial painting. Fully in- manshto, fuHy insured. CaH Construction mg power equipment repaired 7957. Stewart Cleaning. PMEAPPLE sured. Free estimates. 201- •typnoad 609-393-2462. Guaranteed Prices abta 609482-9616 cas sr- • ftnw Pick up ft delivery available DECKBtNLDERS 297-2964. on BM oorrecttng Montgomery Small Engine Fully Insured lar 6pm HANDYMAN — If you need JMFARLEY •Std. sizes A custom design Alao quality upss—ng on Repair. Skittman. NJ 609- decks •Travel Arrangements done around the house TOP HAT INTERIOR PAINTING — IBM Composer available 466-2829 r •Pressure treated rot resis- COBBS FLOOR-SANDING Average lOOwpm so no •Conference ft Serranar CHMNEY SWEEPER .ft raflnishing — Floor Stain- neat, dean work, no jobs too BABCrS PARTIES — Unft- landscaping, painting, minor tant lumber small. Call Howard Kaufman. deadline is loo tight Can DAY CARE — center Lawr- carpentry, general dean-up. Relax with peace of ing or RecondHtoning. Mt*e naaaonabty Priced •All work guaranteed 609-448-4282. Cathy Norback 609-883 ence. Eggerts Crossing Scott 201-545-6998. mind, avoid chimney •Free estimates: 10% disc.': old floors •» new!! Fraa Esti- Quality Day Care m a small fires! for Sr. citizens. mate. Cal 609-296-3424. warm environment. Ages 2'i WEDDING INVITATIONS — Analyses of chimney PMEAPPLE PAINTING — Int/Ext. Alao to 5 7 30a m -5:30. For info social announcements, per- problems by a professional light carpentry. Fraa Esti- caH 60^-883-3399 after 1 pm DECKBUUDERS : HAVE HAMMER will travel! EXECUTIVE SECRETARY TRUCK ft WINOOW Letter- sonal and business station- firefighter. 609-924-0641 Quality workmanship by skil- mate. Cal 800 448 8087 af- ing — show cards, paper ery WMl make house catts. Clean, thorough, efficient led craftsman. Siding, roof- ter 5. X Graphic Services. 609- service. g EXPERT TAILORING — al- S ft T EXCAVATING CONT. ing, alterations & additions. 201-297-1648 teration ft remodeling of 443-6542 After 5 p.m. 443- Free inspections No job too large or small. Ful- KHALSA HOUSEPAINTING 4825 201-369-4274 INC. — Commercial - Re- VQEO PHOTOGRAPHY — tft men s & women's suits Up- sidential 50 yrs. exp. Fully ly insured. Free est. Call — Meticulous work, good re- Your waddng. baby, tanwy. before Vie rue* 609- TRAM dating of men s styles Reas insured. Save! Start with the Doug Renk. 201-329-3616 or ferences, fully insured, in- band or apeoef event can be 799-2400 quick & efficient service teriors preferred. 609-799- UNUSUAL FURNITURE — AVAMAN best. Expert Excavating & 201-329-2489. your lavoraa TV show You 104HIIIIL St RomUde. 201-297-6595 pieces, you always wanted Grading, Septic Systems, 948}. may not have video now. but PrtnoasoaNJ Inc. but could not find or afford RapaVftServtoe Stone Driveways, Farm • ROOF GUTTERS Cloggetf you w* - ao gat twee speoai •0*««3-0120 ' HEALTH Oaarang — Profes- Contemp or Colonial; show ponds ft field drainage. No with leaves or Degris? For WOODSTAIN Specialist — naaofat raoordad. Caft now Air Conditioning Washers Exterior wood preservatives, sionally done. We do it al. me a picture or describe it & Refrigeration 6 Dryers job too big or small. Call any- : free estimate 609-448-8323 tor more vaorjnsaon. Chns * Agreements, legal torms; Accepting appt s tortal l 609- it's yours. H seeing is believ- time. 609-896-0333 or 466- ; after 7pm. torch stripping, sealers, coat- Heating Dishwashers ings, caulking, decks (sq. ft. 800984 6s87 after 6 pm Web OMet Press 883-0885. 924-3916 ing, cal 201-297-1581 ftse t 3032. mg lets, envelopes, labels, Ranges, etc. Reasonable bid, hourly) at production up; ! CERAMIC TILE — repairs & Lai us prtnt your newsletters, meeting CUSTOM HOMES — re- rates. 609-921 -t 135. DRESSMAKING And Al- All work Guaranteed installations, 2nd generation or n-houee organ Camera notices, appropriate for modeling, custom fireplace & BLACK ft WHITE PHOTO- dubs, sales ft small busi- terations — Janice Wolfe - EXTERMINATING — -any- 609-443-6804 or experience .'Call 201-295- GRAPHY — Competentty thing that walks, crawls or stove installations. Free eats. 3947 eves. PAPERHANGING BY >raq_ wtl HAUL IT—Caen, at- NOW RENTING "Saturday I ploy vZmtiZmX* PAfK ACRES PLUaSaNGft STUDENT HAULERS— EM- Princeton Arms golf all day HEATMQ — of CORSldtf tkt flM$t.» 01 at your ptaNHne No |ob loo anal Ue #984* 201-2f7- Local or tang dhajnes. Vary Luxury Apartments reasonable. KM 609-443- 1 and 2 Bedrooms • Robbinsville Saturday night SS46. Don. 600-303-3540. PtUMBMG — Lie #4621 Rural Mtting vMth acras of DfaMnmQ spaca around matte • al t/pas of plumbing HAUUNQ * DeHveriee — Starting at $325. lovely apartment*. Extra Cat Mate anytime day or rfowaaionai agiapmeni a large rooms with wet-to- It KPneo»gp handing — fine furniture. well carpeting*. Free ». piano*, art ft perking for 2 cars. With cm 18-hole golf coiarse. . Localft lon g dto- per month Convenient to aH high- RooAnQ A Sfcflny bfoba wat- 16 tennis courts. 7 swim- coma. OuaMy aarvtoa at vary ways. ming pools and acres of. -CalBemie Features: ^1015 or 969-3449- SHARON ARMS. beautiful countryside. Sturon Rd »oos$ Itom the Saturdays at Princeton UQKT HAUUNQ — Wall-to-Wall carpeting over Country Club Jusl east on Rte Meadows were made for out cataraft aMea . JEap. ton. concrete in 2nd floor apts. 130 at Rte 33 North of 195 at play. And with our own fta*M ft Quaar Eiit 7A. N ) Tote private clubhouse, the fun Worn, Hat Roof ft All utilities except Electric doesn't have to end when HOUSEHOLD MOVERS — Individually controlled heat Mr ShteMn 259 9449 the sun sets. Akmkwn SWbig Expert- Aluminum Overhang. f way m- 2 air conditioners Princeton Meadows, studio, aured. Baa Una Express. Private entrances • East Windsor one & two bedroom luxury 201-526 0646. Walk-in closets In the Princeton- apartments at one of New Fuay inawred Hightstown area. Luxury Jerseys most exclusive guaranteed NJ. FURNITURE, badding. ap- Individual balconies garden apartments in locations. Convenient by -7035 (609) 16 quiet, suburban settings. Movmg and deevenot Our Storage room within apt. All have private balconies, train to both New York and ones niaty be IMS afafjn doing Philadelphia. « Ml J PUHVMQ — Free spacious, well kept rt yourse* 201-356-6288 or Laundry Rooms grounds. Wall-to-wall Some units available Why MM unM tie roof leaks'' 201-356-6871. •with washers 8t dryers tenor A exterior work Plan ahaad lor your roofing Superintendent on site. carpeting. Free off-street and fireplaces. ' PaiawtiawojngAluhicaipan- parking. Swim Club Decorated models NEW ROOTS REPAIRS COLLEGE STUDENTS - 1 BR from $325 and up experienced & resaole- Ligrtt open daily. For Open Mon.-Fri. 2 BR from 4380 and up information call COOPER a SCHAFB* moving ft hauling Cal PM (609) 799-5727. 63 609-924-6332 12:00-5:00 p.m. 609-924-2063 WYNBROOK r job; aa» home i Paving .609-392-5767 ORLANDO ROOFING — WESf new roots, repays. Mat roofs, 609-448-4801 gutlars. slat* specialists. JAY BEES—Pavingft land - Dutch Neck Rd BVTERMATtONAL Coneac- 609-466-1644 roaang. al scaping. Sand-stona- Mr (Mrs White448338S MCaOn. FfeO Dirvcttam: From Princeton: Prlncaton-Hijhtttown VILLAGE ROOFING - 6 809-666-3311 M.. turn ri#M on Old Trenton Rd.. V, mil* turn Mt BROOKWOOD yrs. 999 Free eesmeies on ' follow tiff.. al types of roofs, repeved or COOPERS ASPHALT Pav •auk GARDENS installed Professionalism ajKgSPBOF PAaMUNGft Fav pneee. «v anQ — Hickory Corner Rd *»a*aipe*eng — mtft €x t Ljght carpantry and 756-3447. Mr Ptashmski 448 5531 Free HfciiMii 201-329- hows* panning also avert- Recycle thk newspaper CHESTNUT 3166 able Don 609-393-3540. S ft F P1RONE CO — Drive- Krkl way constructed - with WILLOW asphalt, paving, crushad Dorchester Dr stone or concrete. Septic APPLICATIONS BEING TAKEN NOW Mi t Mrs Ellis systems metaledft repave d ELECTRICAL CONTRAC- Bacfcnoe service Cal any- FOR FUTURE OCCUPANCY 609-448 6%0 tone. 609-924-9555 or 609- l VMnRQ. 2M 882-4078 Free i hours sanwea. Fraa aatt- Ewing malaa. Cal John CMsax 600- NORTHGATE 9*1- Township IKONE Luxury apartments with APARTMENTS private poofs. Efficiencies to oversized 2 bedrooms. The Yardley .apartment Large rooms. Beautiful . One Mil* Ro«d ana* landscaping. Con that thinks it's a borne. Ci'VISlaVVWn HOOSafiQ Princa4on44raht*town Rood (Rt. S71) verwentry located. Free 104 Canar Rd Prinoalon Gardening & off-street parking. For Our brand new. very, efficient heating & future occupancy, call our spacious duplex air conditioning: loppoaite McGraw Him AftA ELECTMCAL ROOFING — Resident Managers. apartments have private, attached mdtav Rapav Of srutai. an East Windsor. N.J. all the features of a garage: front, rear A typ»» of rooaVig A tMdirt. WOODBROOK single-family home. side yard, and much guMaw A cMimay HaMtwiQ. LAWNft GROUND S Marts- A large living room; more. Close to com- nance by Andrew P. N.W. HAULft SO N Cal John Duma. 609-448- HOUSE formal dining room: 2 ' muter trains to Phila. A Ji1»m. 609-771-0938 lor big bedrooms; eat-In kitchen:" US. H*y. 130 ft 865 Lower Ferry Rd NY. 1-96. Oxford Valley 1 and 2 Bedrooms Cl.E. refrigerator: washer TarAey.PA Mall and fine schools. BELLE MEAD ROOFfNG 4 story elevator bk)| dryer heat pump forenerg y Rental S450 per month. over 30 years business i Mr lunn 883 3335 LANDSCAPING BY from ^360. por month CaU (216) 493-6700 or 880-2600. Nooo-6 FM «aHy. la NJ. oall collect. - penance *i Princeton A '. *.— RAYMOND — Designed or H1GHGATE it/ Free estimates o" a*, CXr South on US 1 to North end of Oxford Valley Mall, turn right on Oxford 'design your own; •tccease OMen Aie at Parkway kit types «* roeengt.'leader* av the vakie or yogr property * Valley Rd-Go 2 milea^bear left on HeacockRd^o % mile to samples on left. gutters. ar*d chwprte'y .tfw. beaut y at your home at a 5 story elevator bldt 1G^ GMMOfl PMCC HOflKX ftaatong. 10% diBLuunt to jfeasonaWe cost For free \ Senior Ottiwris CaH 609- Features: Mr i Mrs Van DeWeghe •samatt. cat 609-771 -0606 ^ HALASZ ELECTRICAL Corn 924-2040 or 201-350-5092 • SWIMMING POOL aattamlnc 42 Dayton Rfl. (tocat cat from Princeton) '" 8834626 iawsstwrg 20129r-09l5 TOP SOIL. STONE « FERTI- • AIR CONDITIONERS or 521-0919 Muamai. cem- LIZER. Butdozer work, irerv • ALL APARTMENTS HAVE OfVICaUp M QC^efWaW* : EASTGATE myoal ft residential' AM ctwig and land ctaarirlg. 201-v CROSS VENTILATION 1501 ParkadeA«e Of awMQ ft M — Ouaaty workmansrwj. 7 297-9224 or 297-3091 , • GAS HEAT (included in rental) ' 2 story garden apts Some tflV yrs. caper •> Kend Pk. area 201-297-3S22 or 297-1976 SUN j SHADE Garden • WASHER & DRYER FACILITIES . with prnrate balconies and comotetety carpeted ALL TYPES —Ol aft 6 Scapes * Personal care for • RESIDENT SUPERINTENDENTS "» RENTALS •ML 20 your lawn & garden - vegst- • MASTER T.V. ANTENNAS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 201 REFOOFING-REPAIR — afate patches too Speoata- SPACIOUS PRINCETON HOMES vigtfi planrwi g and pianwig • CABLE T.V. AVAILABLE 8837537 ^ singleg , slate. your low mawnenance gar. • KITCHENS WITH WINDOW AND " dens Taking grass cutang Four to five bedrooms. Elegant features. DINING AREA * PARKSIDE naahjng contracts now. Cad Oianne Pristine condition. Best neighborhoods. 921-11 Leonard. 201-297-7856 MANOR MODEL APARTMENT M65Parks>deA«e SAFPIRONECO -Land- 2 stoiy Garden Apts One, three or five year lease. $1200 to $1800. ALLABNUM g scapng A Oardarwig work, OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY 8823930 rooang. Stephen J Denarsta residermal or commercial. Call Laura Prince (609) 924-3535 or 924-8661. mems. 609- Sidewafks. patio*, fencing, 10tun.to5pjn. [ VERSAILLES Brokers will be authorized. , 393-6940 onveways coneerecMO. lop- 220 Sullnan Way soi. etc Cal anytime 600- Opposite Trenton Country Club OLD-^AS»«ONED — roof- 924-0555 or 600-082-4078 2 story lartfea apts OAROENfNG * Landacap- •ig for reaidaralai J& commar- Mr Perfola 88J-4550 Baaainger 215-493-2152. 1 cieL Now is a good 0ms to YardtoycaK ~ have a good eeMmate for UlECMMi SMITH lac gardening A lawn cueing, fer> • alzlng. anWig. etc. etc Just Gardening A can Vtttorto Ptrone at 600- Landscaping EWIWTWf. Windsor Ra>9«ncy Apartments 024-6480 Know somtont DELAWARE ...A nice place to live! CftC lANDSCAPINQ lawn COMPLETE LANOSCAPE who's a feature? HEIGHTS ft con- o*ng, rosoaejno. iej™a Luxurious, Spacious Apartments grading, shrubbery, tree landacapa Dasignlng Call the editor. UniWYGMOENAPTS. 1 ft 2 Ba>drboms from $340 wo*. 201-521-1721 and j On 29 North Showptac^ of I Ntw Jersey o«rlookiB| I Coraraoang Ratyt Indwdas: LANOSCAPMG — by OOr- 09424-1221 MM Rntf MMJI with I lege student. lr>e«penerve ftanked bnenwatt a Cooking gas -: • Hot Water Al ptants guraaaed. 909- FOR RENT MERCER LAWN Sarvtoe- l*2BRApt a Heating gas UQKT HAUL003 * MOVMQ 567-4066 comptete lawn ft property Braid new 3 bedroom PoHos A ooicenla* an oil oporfmanfs. iaafa.gar- aai-qoat. maintenance, dependable FiDffl$370/Mo. IJolm6O0- y VfLLAQELAI APES — Soma wttn canfraf air. l*cMes Ht* Hot Utter. TTCPLEPTiae 10 jn. aap. < Ceatnl iVt 2% Beth, lea*) MMtsher Terms Cowt axtarier painting Office open Mon.-Fri. 10-4:30; Sat. 12-4 vices. Professionalism Minunf pool at nomaal asm. Terns t. Seie) at Phone 609-448^2984 or 448-6553 TREE8CAPE — Tree care Dene*. S.fcwwndL an t to County. Fraa aao- 60M83-1707 Raavancaaftlua/ev doorMngi , Ecnoai us mm *\ Windsor Regency Apartments 609-443^5946. ftedgaigioi 6* I. taw «. 29 la. til Garden View Terrace, East Windsor tura. Pruning ft n ('A ••• i—eHt. (w»)737%14 POC #746. FakV or 201-646- O251 BBHBOBHOC Gavdaning«\ Wanted to Rent Wanted to Rent Wanted to Rent Bj a^BBaae^eaaBB^BfteBa^eBBBBieBlBJBBiaVB HELPI — APT. NEEDED - by prof, WOMAN WITH CHILD — couple in E. Windsor or vlc»> •\\OOMHQ for on ttpflrtmont in TMOMAS&aOQDNOW— COMPLETE LAWN — atonal woman with' 1 cat astarlar palatiag mi seeks 1 or2rQom apt in Prin- Hy. Caia taking ananQ. conai- Princeton area. Rant $185- maintenance, gardening « ceton or vicMy. raaaonaaly darad. Rafarancaa avaiL 20Vmo. Wl share what goes landacaplng, shrub A 000-383-6735 anyame. Keep wWi rant 009424^336. prioad. CaM aO1-78S-1829. < pruning a taarjng. 600-024^ * far Hannah. nXng • !' • WANTED — by mature SHOHI ILHai—fjmMSapt- tamala. 3 or 4 room apart- Z.T^ ROTO-TILLING — reas =H»hL niar puMc tianapprta- ap*oa> HIM 9m^9i.ii«n rrao rtov.) mng aooonnoa* ~* " I for laaponaHa tten. Hamilton or Ewing Cal t0t-5t«-287« aftar Call Township. Phone 600-883- 7428 aftar 5pjn. HOME HUNTER'S GUIDE 11,1981 3-C HILTON ADLERM AN CUCK REALTY CO. OF PRINCETON INC 15 Spring St., Princeton 924-0401 • 586-1020 Realtors & Insurors s.nce 1927 For All Area Listings HM Mptit • (tea Facctm • l»ns ijmbettT • Ed»c* Rostnlhjlr • ton UPniin I III M»jte IOM • Sank larack • IOUIT O'Neill • Suki Lnrin • Baibiii Pinkhjm • Esthei Popebin • Owothj Kiamei H»rlme HWOKU • EnU IWIiiuer • EUine Hiibetstidt • Muri»» Hiidimjn • Ediu Urons Our competent staff can showyou any and every home in the area! Members: Multiple Listing Service. Princeton Real Estate Group 131* BAyjOON MORTGAGE TO QUALIFIED BUYER. NEW 4 BEDROOM 2V4 BATH RANCH. SUto entrance foyer, fireplace. I gas beat. central air. Aadenon window*, wood deck, full basement. | and 2 ear attached garage $137,000. LOVELY CONTEMPORARY on wooded corner lot in Princeton's PtOSKCTAVENUE • Easy access to University. Lg. Colonial with Riverside area. Cathedral beamed ceilings, brick fireplace, flagstone 4 B/R's & 3 Baths in Princeton Boro on a comer lot with many patio. Up to $100,000. first mortgage avails to qual. buyer at 12%, 5 flowering shrubs. Eat-in Kitchen, lg. D/R w/french doors leading to yr. term, based on 30 yr. payout. NOW $175,000. IH KINGSTON. A THREE BEDROOM BRICK HOME in patio, lovely L/R, Family Room w/fkeplace, etc. $lf*,900. excellent condition. Large living room with fireplace, dining room DON'T WAIT - CALL NOW to see our newest listing in Hightstown. and a modern khrhen. Convenient to bus transportation. SI 10.000. STUNNINQ PRIMCETON TWP. CONTEMPORARY. Comfortable Charming 3 B/R Colonial w/lrving room, separate dining room, a family living, and elegant entertaining are offered in this well main- modern eat-in kitchen, full basement and 1 car garage. A lovely lot tained home. tiMiOO & quiet street. All this for $59,900. PRINCETON BOtO — IMMACULATE WHITE STUCCO COLONIAL NEW PRINCETON BORO LISTING!! 4 B/R Cape Co'd, L/R, — 3+ BiR - 2% Baths • enclosed cedar paneled sun porch - fireplace - fireplace, lovely Quakermaid Kitchen, 1-V4 Baths, full basement modem kitchen - rear deck - 3 car garage - finished basement with with gameroom and bar. , $125,000. wet bar - 5 minute walk to town - This beauty will go fast! $139,900. A WINNER IN WASHINGTON TWP! Custom 2 story w/5;B/R's, PRINCETON TWP. RIVERSIDE KAUTY-on y, acre wooded lot on a L/R, D/R, eat-in kithen. Family Room w/marble fireplace JEr wet cui-de-sac street with view of Lake Carnegie. This 5 B/R. 2K bath bar.Study, 2- Vi Baths, Full Basement w/sauna, cedar closet & of- home has L/R with fireplace, separate D/R, Family Room, Full fice. Tennis Court 120' x 60's. Just Listed ' $179,000. Basement. GAS heat. Central Air & 2 Car Garage. NOW $187,500. *«* • v LARGE, LAWRENCEVILLE HOME - on corner lot. 7 B/R's;4-^ Baths, NEW f> BEDROOM COLONIAL on a 1 acre treed lot. Some of the MAIN HOUSE PLUS CARRIAGE HOUSE Jn PRINCETON BORO • 2 L/R w/fireplace, D/R, Library, Family Room w/fireplace, 6 zone' GAS many feature* are: fireplace in family room, deck off rear of house. story w/center -hall entry, kitchen, D/R, L/R, w/f/p, 4 B/R's, heat, full basement. ' $160L000. and central air-cnmtitiaainjr SIM.'MMI. Study & 1 - V4 Baths. Carriage house has 2 rental units and is also a HARD TO FIND — a more beautiful home in West Windsor j; Five 2 car garage. Just Listed $215.000. DESIRABLE RANCH JN CHOICE LOCATION in lake area of Year (30 yr. payout) 15%% mort. to qual. buyer with low down Prinrefam Two. 7 rooms. 3 bedroom*. 2 baths, fireplace. 2 car payment. Must see to appreciate the outstanding condition^ the BEAUTIFULLY LANSCAPED WEST WINDSOR COLONIAL • on 3/4 neighborhood & the proximity to schools & trains. $138,900. jp^p. tuH,:m. wooded lot. 4 B/R's, 2- ft Baths, full basement, 2 car garage. $129,500. 2 ST«>R\ COLONIAL IN UOODED SETTING - * bedrooms. 2Vi -feats*. 4a*> entrance, foyer, fireplace in family room. DELIGHTFUL RAISED RANCH in Roosevelt. 4 B/R's. 2-14 Baths Aluminum*esterine. central air. Anderwn wind<»w«. 2 car garage. Central Air. Rustic yet convenient area. Wooded lot. $72,900. Convenient for commuter* $lhS.UOU. LOT • Just listed half acre lot in West Windsor. Water & Sewer on NE* "» BEDROOM COLONIAL <*i a 3 4 acre w.nided Int. ' street. $50,000. Feature* a Stale foyer. masUer bednmm Miite with a -ittint room, derk off rear trf house and central air. Many extra* $1 T^.tMW. LAWRENCE - Sparkling 4 B/R, 2-54 bath contemporary in a desirable and seduded location on a wooded acre. Extra lg. Fam. Rm., | RENTALS: HOI SES AND APARMENTS spacious L/R and D/R w/beamed ceilings, beautiful fireplace, cedar paneling, modern kitchen, brick terrace & dbl. carport. $159,000. tvowwot AMO wtpgwos CAU.: CLEARBROOK ADULT CONDOS - Country Club lifestyle in Cranbury for youngsters 48 yrs. & up. GoM, swimming, tennis, etc. ON A CUL-DE-SAC - 5 B/R. 2-% Bath Colonial in So. Brunswick] 2 B/R & 3 B/R models. $73,000. to $74,500. Lg. foyer, L/R, w/cathedral ceiling, fam. rm., C/A, GAS heat. 609-921-G080 . M1-1S9-SSS7 $110.0004 194 Nassau St Hiton Bidg , 2nd Floor iai. M1-4M-9SS7 ELEGANT COLONIAL IN WEST WINDSOR • 5 lg. B/R's, 2V, baths, SPACIOUS NEW TUDOR IN WEST WINDSOR - 5 B/R's, 2!4 baths} L/R w/cathedral ceiling, family room. C/A, gas heat. $ 157,900. •eat-in Kitchen w/pantry. Family Room, and separate D/R Excellent; condition and excellent area. $155,000.' s COLONIAL W/PROF. ADDITION - UR, D/R, Kitchen. Den, 1 h baths TRANSFERRED EXECUTIVE'S home being offered to some lucky \ + prof, add'n with separate entrance. 100 year old home in family. Overlooking Lake Carnegie in Princeton Twp. this im- , The Ultimate in Princeton Living Hightstown Boro - solid & unique! $92,900. maculate 3 B/R plus den, 2- % bath home is on a beautiful treed lot..; Excellent school area & convenient location. ; Sfcmr m the ltM>vt M the NEW HOMES -4 B/R's, 2 V4 Baths, Full Basement, Gas Heat, $147,900. nuu, 47 »«-» nt wooded lots backing up to Peddie Lake in Hightstown $79,900. IN TOWN RENTAL - Heart of Princeton - 2 B/R Townhouse. n{«m hrU m iKr $525 par mo. ."I Pruwrton. VJ. Lew •uk M h«w bum Nr> York C*. Ci TWO MATURE — adults WANTED Room & board lor PROFESSIONAL WOMAN Enjm thr unfctmlcncd aaak 2 bdrm apt Baas ram. Monroe H.S. senior. Male. — avattabie to house sit. Ex- Prat uM ind 609-561-3766 Can 609-655-0916. Mr: mrtkulnu* attrntt»n osnBim roffjrfjncos. nopiy to HOW TO INVEST PO Box 124, Princeton Jet nan* PROF WOMAN — spayed YOUNG QUIET — couple to NJ 08560. Inn houaa cat & mini poodle, be married in October would «vurm anJ more. K • LAWRENCEVILLE TOWN HOUSES A distinctive community RDSON TUBE M/ is being built ALTCPS ISHBPUM in a picturesque setting of Lawrenceville I**.***. Renovated r with 3 bajdioonw From $74,900. and 2 fuS bathe. On IK acre. Aluminum Mortgages Available to Qualified Buyers THE VILLAGE &tu*ted on 2 5 wooded acres with deck or 2 vcies to enjoy the scenery tntenor *eatu»es stone ftraptaca in den Modem WOOMDlOTMlAWMNCt SIS7.9M. Item. 4 bedrooms. 2S baths, tots o» Custom cotonial on Balaam Court ad- Your Town House features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large living room and dining room, kitchen with glass. 2 lonad heat and much more jacent to Graanacras Country CHib. Hotpoint appliances, wall-to-wall carpeting, full basement, professionally landscaped lots plus Poputat Hickory Acre* Colonial in mint Spacious Wving room wkh fireplace, ENERGY SAVING PACKAGE Including heat pump, central air. - condition on* lover* wooded tot in East famey room with bay window. Care-free aluminum siding. Four bedrooms. 2M Windsor. Picture ooiy awninga in front of The VILLAGE is ideally located in the hub of the cultural and educational areas of the Garden the firapfcjee in tha cuatom-panaaart' State. Commuting is made simple by easy access to Rtes. 1-95,1-295.1, and 206. bedrooms, 2% baths. Com* and see THE VILLAGE and+njoy a totally new living environment. SACKS sm.*«*. M a»»iananca-fnja rancher on hekop with convnandmg vwnvt in al directions. S7S.*SS. Uwig room with freplace, dining room, Sales Office Open In turn famrty room o( trus defcgrirful b> kachen. 3 bedroom*. 2 ful bath*. Central tw and dack DIRECTIONS: From Rt*. 1 to Rt». f46 west 3 mi. on, lewei Carefree wtng. skylight UB HMO S74.V0*. Apts. /Houses Immaculate 4-bedroom. 2 V, bath tpfct to Share | New Hope Condo Homes level townhouse with professionally fanned pate and basement Al five ap- Incredible Financing! pliances included. Special financing RESPONSIBLE M F •variable Cal for details WANTED — to share my house in Princeton Junction. Quiet, but convenient country GIVE YOU stem. UTIA STfOAl S7S.M*. setting. Must be willing to Three-bedroom townhouse in Jei«abt« care for my small dog when I In tne des*jMe Brookuec veciwo o' East Quad IV Brand new profesaaonaey W 246 NASSAU STREET PRINCETON, N J. REALTORS - Victorian charm in a delightful small U1TIHOI Delightful three bedroom dijtch colonial. Slate en- PRIVACY WITHOUT ISOLATION - a country setting close enough to town 3 or 4 bedrooms, wonderful bio/ entranojo haU. trance haN, spacious living room with fireplace, jfamiry room with rustic neighbors for happy children's activities, 4 bedroom Colonial in living room large dining room, modern kitchen. An outstanding op- panelling and doors to deck, dining room with chair rail. Hopewell Twp. Montgomery Township with spacious living areas and all the comforts, portunrty | *n5r000. plus pretty outdoor setting and landscaping. (Also for rent).. $118,500. ITtONAL VALUE - WONDERFUL LOCATION this modem KING QEORGE ROAD, PENNINOTON - one of the most attractive BEAUTIFULLY PROPORTIONED old Colonial in the center of one story m Princeton's western section has an ideal igement with houses and one of the most beautifully built. Surprisingly large rooms Pennington. Huge high ceiling living room-dining room, modern kit- glass waited hvwig room separated by fireplace from formal dining include living room with fireplace, formal dining room, sensational chen, family room with separate entrance, 4 bedrooms on the second room, master suite of bedroom and study plus 2 other bedrooms, custom kitchen/family room with sliding doors to brick terrace. There floor. A wonderful big family house. Asking $103,000. kitchen and famrty room. Stunning grounds $14fe\Mt. are 4 bedrooms, 2 ft baths. Priced in the •100'a-. 134 South MMnSttaet 246 Nassau Street Pennington 737-9660 FOR THESE AND OTHER DISTINCTIVE PROPERTIES BE SURE TO CALL Princeton -921-1550 PEYTON ASSOCIATE? REAL NOW AVAILABLE IN WEST WINDSOR! ESTATE Introducing MANAGEMENT CUSTOM HOMES ON WOODED LOTS mutti-office turn WALKING DISTANCE TO for ae« PnncHon based TRAINS AND SCHOOLS operation Brofcm Knu rcouiraJ Address resume Be part of an elegant, exciting community ma cover letter to in the making, beautiful FOXCROFT. Create your new home in the perfect setting. Nineteen 1.3+ aVHaft. acre building lots in the FOXCROFT II section are now available to contract in advance for building next spring. c/a Only three lots in FOXCROFT I remain for building this summer. Homes on these country building parcels, off Princeton Pike, will have Princeton phone and address. The parcels range from fully wooded to open, with prices from $49,950 to $59,950. City water and underground utilities are on site. Call Thompson Land, 921 7655, for more information or ^•^r^^^rWJa^Va^v ^VVBWapB^SBaj a tour of these lovely properties. Make the most of this opportunity. lav* lot tt racajMt mi owM *• Cm** MAKE ONE OF THE FOXCROFT LOTS YOUR OWN. mt :«••raaoM atnpmm («•«• Diener Associates is pleased to announce we have available eight •» custom homes to be built on wooded lots with-in walking distance to (Thompson Land) trains in West Windsor. These homes will be built by one of the amm t""v tm enaW areas finest builders. Models are available to be shown. Prices will www «*" w» * Thompson Land, Realtor c* 195 Nassau Street, Princeton, NJ 609-921-7655 start at $170,000 and up. Financing available to qualified buyers. •».!-» Ocxi« Stftt.H Brochures and maps in our office. Call 799-1100. m Apis./Houses Rooms for Rent Rooms for Rent Rooms for Rent Rooms for Rent Rooms for Rent to Share ASSOCIATES. INC FURNISHED 1 BDRM — ROOM FOR RENT—Oct 1. ROOM —Ouiat beat toca- ROOM FOR RENT — 2 mm DJENER FURNBHEO ROOM — wHh REALTORS 3 PROFESSttNAL 1961. Miahan prWfow. off ton in Princaton. Walt to Uni- from Prtncaton campus, non- private antranca. aharad bath tootang tor tow* I atraat parking, piano, on 3 "•"••• A*ar 6 or weekend! smoker, references. 609- & raMg, 2nd «oor. CUat, nail 44 Princ*ton/Hightstown Rd. bus Hnaa. waahar dryar. 600-024-0536. 924-4474. parawraonprafarrado . 1 maofrom W*st Windsor • 609-799-1100 1 5 MM toom Naaeau SL *> $19T>WO C Unrv.'.i 9-5 600483-2183. aflar FUmington • 201-782-4606 qufclhouee SZOOfflO *HMt COME[JON our family— ROOMFORj^WT—tonon- 6pm 9244061. & utfNea nduded Cal 609- Ftaraihad room, house prK tmoUnQ famakt. 5 min. to 921-1907 ROOM • TO RENT — in Princaton. $185. 609-799- FURNISHED BEDROOM— rwion on 4 pint* 31: aingta oocup. No ML SacurKy ROOM FOR REMT — Urn- A rafs. Cal 609-443-4017. BEDROOM FOR RENT—w/ ranccvHto. aftractiv* aur- PRIVATE ROOM — * ban rouwdinM. pool. kNchon unuaual opportunity tor irv prrvala bad, in prtvata home, Apts. for Rent Apts. for Rent Apts. for Rent pnw. ttte • %«amCal ^oVaiwant In vioao produc- LQ. SUNNY ROOM — pvt it. •ort S290 * aoma aura tor , no oooMno.2T Csl 2 oaai. I*IQI. ganoaman, non- = lar5.ar»«244S41. amokar. Sacurity, rafs. 600- CONVENIENT — Princaton EVWNQ TWP — Ready now! NEW HOPE — 2 bedroom 8834016. apt. in Victorian river front FURNISHEO ROOM — M ROCKY HU.—Si4Mm location. Furnished, Hvrm, Fumishod 4 roovn, BI oxtrss, MALE NON-SMOKER — bdrm. private bath, prrvata 1st floor, open lease. $325 house. Living room w/ ^% iRonRS MSunLy. OooMno ^. ««/ •mall fumtahad room. 4 > > entrance. $240 indudtog uMt- pays al bla; atao carpeted 3 fireplace. Avail, now. $485/ to Unw on Bank 9L Usa ot Is^a^B^B^ba^ai ^UIA iMtts1a^B t ^Ml ^W> I • i for RAnt control. panotHng. w/w BSS. 6094244830. room; $220, many more! — mo. utilities included. Refer- Ads subject to avattabjHtv. ences & security. 215-862- 2214. LANDLORDS - Fraa ^±"**" $$70(609) i M Know someone SEMI- 609-737-1819. PRINCETON JCT—3 bdrm. aiiMMMy Kv. rm, <£n. im, Machen, large who's a feature? apaciaMsts for details! — yard, convenient to train sta- Monmoutn Jet. 201-329- ; HOME SEEKERS (609) tion, aval. irrnnadMaiy. 609- •609I924-32S0 .JMMkig SITMao 600. *^6 USHW#1 ^ $41sml0. 3 nna. Good 799-0600. Can the editor S Ight Cal 600-024-8274, i 6-C Week of September 9-11,1981 SEPTEMBER'S SONG CARNEGIE SCS AGENCY THE SOUND OF VALUES Princeton Ode at Rt # 1 ttALTOtS 609-921-43177 609452-2188 South Main ft MwceiSt Hsghtstmvn 6094484)113 toom this dsCgftftrf Two Ranch IBCKOS.Y ACfJOT — 4 BR split. ASSUMABLE1 4 BR (pat in original part dating back to 1730. 4 Hickory Acres. 6% on Bat Approx. BfL Brick fireplace in Luring room, £108 par mo. aval to qua), buyer HAMILTON PRINQETON modem kitchen A« situated on 5+ S*4.geO. NEW LISTING located in the Western in Maatone Twp. Owner wB) LOCATED IN PRESTIGIOUS UNIVER- financing to qual. buyer. Section, this custom Colonial was built by SITY HEIGHTS - Handsome brick and cedar tlRi Houghton Builders for Mr. Houghton himself. shake 4 BR colonial with a 27-ft. front-to-rear First floor features a formal living room with living room, formal dining room, paneled, fireplace, den with built-in bookshelves, all beamed-ceiling family room with fireplace with dark stained oak floors, eat-in kitchen and sliding glass doors to the 17" x 20" patio. with bay window and a PR, plus a screened •urn andpfftca m *• Tremendous 2 Yaar OM Colonial in Montgomery There is a finished basement with carpeting waftm S mnuaas of Pnnceion, OWNER WILL FINANCE FOM QUALIFIED porch. Second floor includes a MBR with full BUYER 3000ao h of Iwwgspace. pfcuGaraga and Basamaiii. and paneled walls and a separate laundry bath, and a hall bath plus 3 bedrooms. Third tlM.Vas. room. Central air, gas heat, a 2-car garage, nCIUMMM SSTTIN6 — 3 BR floor has 1 bedroom and full bath and a walk- MOHTYTOWM — ctaan. main- and many more features. Call for an ap- Ranch in auparb move*) conMan. in attic for storage. On the lower level is' a tanance-4ree homa near canter of pointment now $94,500. Famiy room with fiiapajca. format family room, storage, work room arupaundry town. 4 bedrooms. Completely dmngroom + more at on wooded connections. Three car detached garage. lot in E. Windsor Twp. STt.tSS. S7S.SS0. Beautiful setting with a stream running through the backyard and a wooden bridge. • Mrm VSUACC or wawoa 4 bejoVoocn, 2 story otttar hocno. Modem • • • • •.. • . $265,000. kitchen, dan. lovaty lanced yard. aUNBUBV TOWHtiaf • 3 BR Colonial on 1 acre lot. Large eat-in kitchen, formal dawg room. Meal home lor growing family MS.SSS. CuMe-eac in WM Windsor; laiBJB Off WNAWCJNO Aaeslanci to qualmad buyer. See this 4 BR IrCt—n». BMjavat on Cut-da sac stieat and aak about dstaii. $74.See. SI49JM. OKA LATC ISST*. Wat i Cotorasl * totsl 6 Bodroocvts, Modem kitchen A Super value SM.se*. STA1I 3 Bedroom. 2W Batft CotonaJ Dm I1SS HAMM.TOM OOiONMl - wel built. 4 BR in Creetwcod U 3 V4 yrs. old. Fui beaemaniwfeu^-inTV&StareaEconomiceltoheet Mu«t»ee. ttl.TSS. EAST WINDSOR ANM VtCTOSSAN on deejrabte S. Main St. 5 large bedroom*. format dWnp, room, lovely Hone fireplace, former profaeeional residence. SPACIOUS 4 bedroom, 2XA bath Colonial S12S.S00. features double door front entry, large foyer, EAST WINDSOR 29-foot living room, formal dining room, eat-in kitchen with adjacent laundry room, panelled OBatAMJ TWIN HVftS family, room with brick fireplace, master MAGNIFICENT NEW LISTING in desirable bedroom suite, attached 2-car garage, full area of East Windsor. Ease of commuting and 4 BR TH • Prvne Location. 7H% asaum. mtg. to qual. buyer Exceeant a lovely'rear deck'surrounded by tall trees to condition $7i.0O0. basement, central air and gas heat, dnly 2% relax at the end of the day. A real MUST 2S Bat* Deeghttul Spat Level years old. All this and preferential financing to SEE! . Urg> Patio Sowwd Pdrch 4 BR detached home 1 car garage, futl basement. •edvead S7S.900. a qualified buyer. Call today! $106,500. SIM.SSS. 3 BR TH + 2 rms in fin ban MI. Assum. mortgage to qual. buyer. Uvt n Ww Borough Convaraenf to Evarythmg 3 Bedroom REDUCED SU.300. Ranch Fvaplac* Baaulrful Yard. FWahed Baaemant SIS7.SSS. For Rent 3 BR TH + 2 rooms in finished tw wit Will also sell Call for iTOMKMTAl — 4 8». S57S. mo. REALTORS AND INSURORS 22 Offices Equal Housing Opportunity Since 188© I, TIGHUE%B NEW JERSEY'S • Princeton (609) 924-1600 • Princeton Jet. (609) 799-2022 REALTORS' I !•¥• BEST HOME VALUE • Montgomery (201) 874-4800 • Hamilton (609) 890-3300 Telephone I6091924-4505 8 Chamber* Strm. Princeton 1 AND 2 BEDROOM Bordentown (609) 298-1600 CONDOMINIUM APARTMENTS Apts. for Rent Apts. for Rent Apts. for Rent Apts. for Rent WASHINGTON TWP — CHARMING — 3rd floor fur- TOWNHOUSE — House EWING TWP - Spacious 2 $34,999.00 Country 4 rm, 1st floor, air, nished townhouse apart- block off Nassau St. with 2 bedroom, open lease, heat heat paid, wall to wall carpets ment. 1 bdmr.'LR, sunny din* bedrooms, 1 bath, living paid, all extras, just $260 also Thie 3 bediuuni 2 bath ran driveway. S295; Also fur- ing area w/kitchenette. large room, kitchen. No parking. 3 bdrm. $325. All bills paids. lot in a nice naigh- nished 3 room. air. heat paid full bath plus storage space Tenant pays utilities. $500 can't last! — Ads subject to Speaai features include only $195, Escape! — Ads Newly painted, new floors. 2 month. availability. HOME SEEK- .Ml subject to availability, HOME blocks from Nassau St.. FURNISHED — 2 bedroom ERS $70 (609) 394-5900 SEEKERS $70 (609) 394- Si4*.ea». semi-private entrance, park- apartment on Linden Lane. 5900. ing space. $475. includes LR. kitchenette. 2 baths. 1 LAMBERTVILLE — Spa- heat & water. Deposit re- parking space. Available BORO 3 rms on Nassau — quired. Avail. Oct. 1. Reply to cious 1 bdrm. apt. in brick now. $600 month, including Victorian. Foyer;eat-on kitch- heat & hot water supplied, no Box # 04034, co Princeton heat parking facilities, avail 9/1. Packet. en, living room, bedroom & $42S/mo. 609-921-7907. bath. Hardwood floors $350 TOWNHOUSE —'/? block off includes heat. Adults, no LAWRENCEVILLE — 1 & 2 Nassau Street, with 2 bed- pets. 609-397-3110. ARTIST STUDIO/LOFT — bdrm apts & townhouses, rooms, 1 bath, living room, Cdkmal Thara'a a There are 4 bedrooms. 2 ful fenced yard. Pets OK 1 adult White Pine Apts. 609-883- fully equipped kitchen; 1 w references. $225/mo. + 1 3333. parking space: tenant pays TWO BEDROOM APT — mo. security. Pay own utjl 40 utilities. $750 month Ewing Twp, $375. Adults pre- min. from Princeton in Burl- ferred. No pets. Call 609-466- HAMILTON TWP — Wood- 3217. ington Co 609-886-9525 mere Apts. Hughes Drive, 1 & RENDALL-COOK & CO. GRANDVILLE 2 bedrooms, some/den. 609- Realtors mm •VifouoJNouC UNFURNISHED APT — first 587-2414. 609-924-0326 BEAUTIFUL LUXURIOUS floor of 2 story building. 1 — lownhouse in a country TTMaVlfflOpaVlBt WatV ARMS bdrm + small taack room, Irv- N.T. CALLAWAY TIRED OF COMPLEXES? A setting. 2 & 3 BR s avail. Ren- ing room, krtcrten & bath. Lo- REAL ESTATE method of finding apart- tals start from $395. Call 215- cated near Princeton shop- ments, quickly and efficiently 493-1988. ping center. Lovely yard, PRMCETON — 1 bedroom with the best results! Cover- tttlWNOfl TOWtMeMPy MaeJ. avail, immediately. $375/mo apt. 1st floor, avail. Oct 1. ' ing all of New Jersey with 7 2 APARTMENTS — Prince- + u«. Call 609-921-3412. $440/mo includes heat, wa- offices to serve you. Call ab- ton Jet. Pay gas & elec, heat ter, parking. out your needs, the rental paid. 1 bdrm w living rm, bath :— Lavish 5 professionals, your only con- & kitchen. $265. 2 bedrm w/ duplex, formal dining Cal Mrs. Bleacher venience when moving! living rm. bath & kitchen. . screeneo DOCK porcn 609-921-1050 HOME SEEKERS (609) $390. Call* after 5pm either wUhaS extras, just $275; Also 394-5900. 609-452-1490 or 452-7743. 2 bedroom open lease. Check it! — Adss s subjecu t to RARITAN—Modem 5 room, EFFICIENCY APT — country availability. HOMESEEHOMESEEKK- open lease, heat paid, wall to EAST WINDSOR AREA — setting. Minutes to Princeton. sublet apt Windsor Regency. ERS $70 (609) 394-5900 wall carpets, kids/pets fine Ideal for professional. $275/ 2 bdrm. 1 v2 baths, heat ind. mo. 201 -874-8589 after 6pm. also spacious 3 room, heat/ $312/mo. Refer BWg 36 Apt LAMBEBTvTLLE — In stone air, just $285. Others! —Ads Victorian manaioh on lovely 13, 609-448-2964. Avail. 10/ subject to availability. HOME 1. LOWER MIDDLESEX tree Insd street. A large 1 SEEKERS $70 (609) 394- COUNTY —Furnished 4 bdrm apt w/hlgh ceilings, 5900. room, 1st fl. open lease, off deep set windows, hardwood OFF RT #202 — Modem 5 street parking $230 pays all; floors. $395 Include* heat LAWRENCEVILLE AREA — room, kids/pets fine, open also cozy 3 room. $225 all ex- Q p f 6 rooms & bath. Private drive, lease, heat paid, wall to wall tras! Call we have others! — SNOODS EXPMED MUCH $94,900. red. No pats. 609-397-3110. cellar & yard. First floor. 609- carpets; Also cozy 3 room, Ads subject to availability. 771-1352 or 882-6864. furnished 1st fl, $230. Rare HOME SEEKERS $70 (609) Four bedroorm + customized matter. 2 fuH PRINCETON Boro—Quarry find!'— Ads subject to availa- 394-5900. avtd 2 helf bethB, mam floor den and •St 2 blocks from pubic lib- LAFAYETTE HOUSE — bility, HOME SEEKERS $70 A ^SjaalaaiftiA^aBabM ^dal aj^*^^ sCSdhA^^h^kda] ^k^^^h^k^^^.^h^B^ .A^aW rary 2 rooms, barm, $225. + Berkeley Sq. historic district. (609)394-5900 STUDIO APT — in Princeton manyrrnua room, rmnneo DBMmani wnn util. 609-924-0633 Of 201- Convenient location over- Twp, private home avail. alata floor and wret bar. Atladhad oversized 793-7993. looking balcony. 24 hr. door- REMODELED 1 bedroom Sept. 1. Fully furnished, com- pletely equipped kitchen, am- twro-car garage. Two-zone gat hot wetar heat man, ideal for professional. 1 apt. suitable for couple or 1 BDRM APT — available & 2 bdrm. apts. from $355. single person. New Egypt ple shelf & storage space, pri- and central air. Walk to HSaboro schools and Or* 1 in Princeton. Cal after Call 609-393-2626 for ares. $325. inc. utiktes. Ixc. vate entrance, off-street shopping. Reduced financing awailable. 5 pm, 609-452-2281. cond. Leonard Van Hise parking. $375 all util included. y 1 • 4 PtJL Agency 609-448-4250. Single tenant preferred. OFF RT #206 - Contsm- Year's lease only. 609-921-' RDUM ttto New Ammaa Road tOne bloek north of PRINCETON — newly reno- 7375. - "OlNet 9l4|. WFM( Qffl MaHV AMWWl tO 900000 RQM. MO/tfi pory 4 room, wal to wsl car- vated apt. 3 rooms, large MAJMVILLS NO. SIDE — 2 JUK TasaBaBBaaaW s pets, kids/pets fins, open bedroom, Kving room, kitch- *jn inavi^v f Uschsn & beHi. Private perk- lease just Vftft; also cozy 3 ing. No pets. Rets. Avail. en, dining area. Laundry KENDALL PARK. 3 & 5 rm. _ iDOfn, pvi nnv, HJmaVlKI OT room wtti washer & dryer, w/ OstCAUFOffMTAaU Approx. 9/10. $400 inds heat apts. ideal for-couple, ref., not, $250 — Ads subjsd to.& water. Security. 609-924- w carpet ah- cond. 201-369- driveway, park, nr NY bus. •AtSOMLT. 5692 or 799-1718. 3237. 201-297-7184. HOME HUNTER'S GUIDE Weokef 1961 7-C HOMES DIVBION WEIDEL REAL ESTATE, INC TWELVE LOCATIONS • NEW JERSEY • PENNSYLVANIA Richard A. WetckH. Realtor SPECIALISTS IN CORPORATE RELOCATION WOODSDME at Twin Riven Tu i niiiuuiea to be seen. ONLY 2 LEFTAT t tor LATE FALL OCCUPANCY Fw a wneed ng i Ultli. 3/30 year term. 12 3M% rate IET IK MM. 1MI CMS fiOESMC I TO m the fm r and Oryar ndudad in | nHiia in ilmmi Scssst SiMssi! M an tlw marnf »alue Sawyer* MCiiiltistwediwItpwtKti. 3 8edroonn. IV, bath raw* wM ctstral air. pmate back yard and 1 car O»W HOUSE • WME ANO CHEESE • PUSHI prate Tha home is bright aad attractne. Recentty reduced " SATUftOAY ft SUNDAY 1240 to 640 KEOOIMI Tlw tftnOnt ess* cad •* pwet m mtk 5 twdisom. 2 to sum. •son* MM| loom wftB ravpect, dwMf IDSHI. csem. CALL wwHi Wf fwHSS MB BaVawS 9*1 aawaVft*/ wMMRffl 9 IM m. erst pmstt prd mrji aawad ejel wMia Mftisf tfolwc* s< Pcamafton BUM tad HoonwN Vrtej H«k MOOEM UVIM - Some modem lifestyles demand carefree •EALTOBS t afl Sjfwl QMktnr MCawM Mat Ca^Matt CktataWl SJMrf SdHol Set it new « $17JM. anth specwl amwr tmiacMi uanaaMaji wcawi iwxar iMajt eat atrat tan thing quarters. Young nurrieds are attracted to equity build- up without nagging housecare worries. The answer - con- i awaftal far awawx aanai Aa eatJtaasw^ owstrty : f at tPMM. CWX FOt fXTAHS ON OKATIVE dominiums. 2 Bedroms - 2 Baths Living Room - Dining Room LAUNDRY ROOM. WHY PAY RENT. Listed in hard to find' forties. REAL ESTATE 5 Saturdays beginning Sept. 12 K fKSH «J «LU A 2 story French Pronnoal that just came on the market in a quiet neighborhood ol Hopewell Township. Lmn| mom with fireplace, den with fireplace. OEOOMTIVE FUUI - is quite evident in this inviting two- i oa a swat tit* wjde) ftett To the home jw »tw«p dreamed of with oceNcM protection lai|e entry hall accented by curved staircase. Mature, private story Colonial decorated in warm earth tones. 4 Bedrooms, ! « larft ttawi wtk mem for nured trom miter's csU MM) summer's heJL it's all brick lot Quality to spare • %l%jm. paneled family room with access to screened in porch, and attwtes. Lwnrt wtk twrit m construction »ith actne sol*' paneh and a axfeous 48' located on a beautifully maintained lot. Already transferred wmwninf pool with 9 imnt area 9 rooms, 3 full baths, owner has reduced price for quick sale to $92,000. PrMKSlM xkeeri lull finrined basement in the prestigious Elm Ridfe Park" Plan youi mit. no« S237.M0. Apts. for Rent Apts. for Rent 2 NEW APTS--Peck Pi off CHAMMNG 1 bdrm —apt or Nassau St Duple* w 2 country estate wa* pool Sep. eney wfeafcony. sap dirt. rm. bdrms, pane plus garden DW-we. wy carpet drapes. S750 • uH « PEKEm ITOOSnCK - Picture your family relaxing or New Hops*Newtown. 8600/ riding a horse beside the pond and two brooks on this shady, IN A KAuTItU GMVE overlooking farm lands of West Win. IVRMSMED — 2 bedroom dsor. this spacious six bedroom home has so much to offer. apt on linden Lane LR mo 215-960-3834 if no arm almost fr»e acres of prime property neat Princeton. The ranch 588-3007 traw FiMShed house leatures spacious airy rooms with two stone firepUres Family room with fireplace; baths with double sinks, master wJcnanaea. 2 baev. i park- mt the In i betutilul natuial senm| of 7 acre* m Hopewell Town and ow sue bedrooms. A towty new listing. Owner will con bedroom with sitting room, and many other special features ing space Awaeabfe now ship on Maddock Road Stone Annna ranch custom styled 0AMEN AT NEW HOPE Ltd sider financing for qualified buyer S1M.SM. of a custom built home. Value with elegance offered at. . SSOOmo nciucsng neat ln«toct lanwl dmaf mm *•* ewit« corner cupboard. and built to "i«J specidcatmis 10 rooms. 2H baths with so — Village 2. i bedroom cawi—•»•> ktchea w 38 OFFICES Weichert THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY .SPECIALIZING IN Realtors CORPORATE TRANSFERS to an RED HILL OPEN HOUSE PRINCETON - Larga handaoma fving room with fireplace and OPEN HOUSE Open Sunday. 1-5 P.M. Exceptionaty well designed Contemporary homes Sunday. 1-5 P.M. bean*. AdjoMng famiy room with glaaa doors to beautiful patio Swriay.l-5P.il. provide luxurious Hving and a wealth of superior 4 Woodfield Lane. Lawrence Twp. and private garden. Four brs.. two be. Quiet street and easy waft to , 1209 GMat Road, Pttoceton Ttwp. appointments in a rustic Princeton Twp. setting. Newer 10 room Colonial in Lawrence Twp offers . Ptwmclw Contemporary, newly buHL boasts J«- $199,500 One year occupancy at S1.100/month corner fireplace, screen porch and office with sepa- town. cuw 3 fireplaces and oMbe space. Pft-8029 prior to dosing. PR-8023 rate entrance. $169.900 PR-8032 ^ $129,500. fc 206 to Elm HdtoQr«»tBd.i»t drive OMCCnONS: From Princeton, north on Rt 206. left on DIRECTIONS*: Rt 206 to Cold Soil Rd to Woodfield Cherry H* hrst right on Red Hi« Lane, house on right Princeton Office 609-683-0300 Princeton Office 609-683-0300 NEW LISTING ATTENTION RESTORERS Old Colonial near Patmer Square. 3 bedroom*. $56,000. OUTSTANDING COLONIAL Set on a comer, treed lot in Cranbury. this 4 bedroom home is enhanced by EXCELLENT OWNER FINANCING! 4 BRs or 3 BRs plus apanment. many quality extras plus slate foyer, and extra insulation. $84,900 PR-8062. Easy wafc to schools or University. * * $124,500. Princeton Office 6O9-883O300 YOUXL BE SURPRISED - 4 BRs, FP. F/A. fenced yard, garage + NEW COUNTRY HOME large income producing apenmem. A new custom Colonial is to be built in a beautiful country setting on over 2 HtHsborough acres, and will feature 4 bedrooms. 2'J baths, and fireplace Convenient to all services. S120.000. HB-8305 SPACIOUS 5 BR with acreaned-in porch and lovely lot. $169!oOO OWNER Hlllsborough Office 201-874-8100 SPECIAL FINANCING FINANCING REALTORS 5 BEDROOMS. 2 fireplaces, custom redwood deck, park-like PRIME HOMESITE aavaMatte to me qualified buyer of 3 5 acre building lot «ready for your custom home in a prestigious area of by owner is available to the qualified Unda Camevate grounds. Must See! . $250,000 tr*s charming Ranch m Montgomery HopewelL adjacent to Princeton Satisfactory perc test and soil log completed buyer of this Contemporary Cape on 1 + Anmna Blanc Two with wood stows and 4 zone $49 900 HB-8319 acre in Montgomery Twp S225 0O0 heat SBS.90O. PB-8056 Hlllsborough Office 201-874-81 CO ' PR-8O61 Los Fee TOP QUALITY home to be built. 5 BRs. 3ft baths. Luxurious Princeton Office 6O9483O300 Princeton Office 609-683-0300 Hazel Sti* throughout. $349,000. Carolyn HMs WEST WINDSOR Lenore Barish Jeanene Leiggi GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY 4IS BR colonial. 15% mortgage, no Anne Hoffmann points, available to qualified buyer. $159,000 Rosrynn Greenberg ROCKY HaLL BROOKSIDE SQUARE AUTHENTIC COLONIAL ESTATE - 5 BRs. 3% baths. 3.46 acres. FHA/VA FINANCING* Some owner financing. $275,000. ATTRACTIVE RANCH 5 homes are now available in this Hills- HISTORIC RESIDENCE YOUNG & SPACIOUS borough Townhouse community offering Set on a treed and landscaped lot m an imcomparable lifestyle and no 15 room. 8 bedroom .Victorian, on 3 6 year old California Contemporary, Washington Twp.. this country home maintenance From $72,500 acres in Crosswcks. offers a carnage on 3 5 acres in LambertviHe has 11 offers 3 bedrooms and fireplace 'to qualified buyer house and beautiful details thruout •ooms. 6 bedrooms and 2 fireplaces LIVING ROOM with beamed cettng. 3 BR cape. Home office use. S87.9O0 PB-8033 Hillsborough Office $174.000 PR-8040 S235.0O0 PR-8021 Princeton Office 809*83-0300 REDUCED TO $69,900 201-874-8100 Princeton Office 609-683-0300 Princeton Office 609-683-0300 WALK TO SCHOOLS, dramatic family room. 4* BRs EXCELLENT BUY! Also for rent. Asking $87,500 BEAUTIFUL WILUAMSBURG COLONIAL 2V> acres, excellent owner financing. $249,500. PRESTIGE PLUS CUSTOM COLONIAL UNUSUAL CEDAR HOME situated on a hill. MBR suite on 1 st floor. 1 6 acres in an exclusive Montgom- Well designed for the active family, TOP CONDITION $219,000. A COUNTRY SETTING ery Twp. area is the setting for this this low maintenance. Manville home Located on a West Windsor eul de- _ on nearly 3 acres m East Arnwei high- elegant and spacious 5 bedroom Co- includes fireplace and efficient gas sac near a golf course this Colonial kghu lr»s 4 bedroom Colonial with lonial $142,900 HB-8334 heat $82,900. HB-8232 offers 6lh bedroom office S159 900 fireplace. $14&00O.Pf*8O2& Hillsborough Office Hillsborough Office PR-8036 " ' HAfrPMESSIS: Princeton Office 6O9-683r0300 201-67+8100 201-874-8100 , Princeton Office 609^830300 Owning your own apartment •IF YCU RE GOOD YOU COULD BE BETTER WITH WEICHERT.' Living in downtown Princeton Living in a beautifully restored Colonial Not having to depend on your car Call — Enjoying income tax benefits 13%%' Princeton Office 2 BRS. central air * Mortgage payments available toquali- tied buyers Mortgage payments are 1 Palmer Square 2 st» available from »1 »,•—,. fixed for three year intervals throughout the 30-year term The actual rate of in- 12 ROOM terest charged will be adjusted every su at CUSTOM FEATURES months. For more information regard- CONTEMPORARY such as extra mutation, deck, and ing this innovative 30-year adjustable Affordably priced dramatic home on Princeton Crossroads Realty. Inc. convenient E. VMndsor location ac- rate mortgage, call your nearest Weich- 609-683-0300 2'a Hopewell acres features lots of cent this 8 room Colonial $97,900 ert Realtors off ice-WOW? glass, cathedral ceilings and many Ml Nassau Strwt iCorner Harrison I • Princeton • Park in our lot. PH-8O41 ' 'Subtect to change without notice " Open Until9 P.M. extras S125.500 PR-8039 Princeton Offide80»«83-0300 Princeton Office 60*6830300 ANYTIME 4O9-M4-4477 OPEN 7 DAYS Leonard Houses for Rent Houses for Rent Houses for Rent Houses for Rent Houses for Rent SOMERSET COUNTY - LAMBERTVILLE COTTAGE EWMG TWP — Near TSC YARDLEY — 3 bedrooms, MIDDLESEX COUNTY - COUNTY MULTIPLE USTING SOVKX Lavish 9 room, setting on — charming 1 room efficien- Spacious 5 bdrm. dis- private location, overlooking Option to buy. 3 bdrm. 2 bath acreage, washer dryer, kids cy with private enclosed patio hwasher, kids pets, fireplace, canal. S475 plus gas heat loaded. S700 range Also pets fine 1 car garage, ready washer dryer. "? acre lot. Immediate occupancy 215- modern 7 room, wall lo wan in secluded area at rear of 493-2571 Office 60M4M250 now. option to buy. $750: also Coryell St property. Modem patio, formal dining room carpets, dining room. 1 car modem 3 bdrm.'all extras. kitchen, bath. ac. Easy to $600 range. Call! — Ads sub- garage, kids pels line ]ust $400—Ads subject to avaita- heat $300 mo plus utils ject to availability. HOME WALKING DISTANCE — to S400. a deal' — Ads subject tMMy. HOME SEEKERS $70 609-397-8358 or 896-3025 SEEKERS $70 (609) 394- Nassau St & Umv Unfurn. to availability. HOME SEEK- (609) 394-5900. 5900. duplex apt LR. DR. lg kitch- ERS $70 (609) 394-5900. en. Ig BR & full bath on 1 HOPEWELL — Ranch with floor 2 additional BR s on top RENT. LEASE - or lease scenic view of valley. 4 bdrm. Intrigtang floor PVT entrance 1 small PLAINSBORO — 4 bdrm purct>aM 1 luxurious a spa- 2 baths, tvrm. dinrm. family New Hope Condos pet welcome S625 mo incl 2'. bath'colonial. S650 mo cious brand new 3 bdrm con- room w full basement, kit. for Rent parking space, litil extras South Brunswick. 3, bdrm do 1 luxurious ft spacious 1 plus appliances, central air. From $475 Add parking space avail, at ranch. S600 mo Peter L bdrm condo in greater Prin- S650 — avail 2 weeks $20 mo Avail Oct 1. '81 Oliver Realty 609-799-2058 ' ceton area equipped w J T Boyer Realty 609-921- Brand new homes with 2- 6^)9-924-5417 central ac. cathedral ceil- 1805. ings, fpl. washer/dryer, OJS- bedrooms. wall-to-wall PRINCETON JCT — 7 carpeting, heal-circulating PRINCETON — Near col rooms. 2 baths 4 bdrms. gar- hwasher. ww carpeting on LAWRENCEVILLE — The baauaful landacapad propar- fireplaces, self-cleaning elec- lege. contempory 8 room, age. ' y acre, convenient NY. Village 3 bdrm townhouse. tric range, energy-saving dis- secluded on 2 acres, washer Philadelphia Princeton ty wpnvate pool, clubhouse fuH basement, washer/dryer. a tennis courts. Credit Dnanc- hwasher, garbage disposal, dryer, dishwasher, kids pets Furn S625 mo 609-799- 2 baths, avail Oct. 18. $600 refrigerator, washer & dryer, fine, off street parking, must 0122 Nov 1 ing avail Caf 609-888-4400 monthly. 609-896-3165 9-5. 609-443-5965 or 609- patio or balcony and more. see! Also 3 bdrms. $350. 448-4036 6-IOpm. An easy commute to NY and Ready now! — Ads subject to HILLSBOROUGH - Brook- PhMa. Rt. 202.1 mile south of availability. HOME SEEK- LUXURY TOWNHOUSE — side 3 bdrm. 2' 2 bath town- New Hope. 215-862-5077 or ERS $70 (609) 394-5900. , Lawrenceville. 3 bdrma. 2 full NEW HOPE. PA. — glamor- house, pool & tennis. $625 885-2600. 12-5 PM daily. In ous dafcjxa we'd, 3 bdrm. 3 baths • 2'. baths, -liv. rm month plus utilities. 201-359- NJ call collect. FOUR BEDROOM — 2 1 2 dm rm. fam. rm. upgraded w bath completely furnished 2241 incS|). snoots, vowsvs. •tc. bath on 1 2 acre in E. Wind- w carpet, all appls. S70Q mo. NEWTOWN. PA — Luxu- townhouss w/swimmtng sor. Avail, immed: 201-257- Avail immed. 609-799^2678 rious 3 bdrm. Headley pool. Short or long term WASHINGTON TWP — 8097 or 609-443-J711. Escape! Couptry 6 room, Townhouse. Central air. WINDSOR HIGHTSTOWN S 0WO9 QV plush, wal 10 wall carpets. aR finished basement, garage, NEW CONTEMPORARY - AREA — Contempory 7 rms. SiOOtVmo Wrka BKR. P.O. modern appliances, open private courtyard, dub facili- 3 bedroom house for rent. 3 baths, wall to wall carpets, BOx 496. RusMand. PA only $425. cant last! ties.. 2 mins. from 1-95. 20 Princeton Twp\$i200 washer dryer, kids pets. OK I to from Princeton. $700 month. 609-921- $525: Also 6 rm. 2 baths, ISTOl + utilities. Occupy Sept. 15. family rm. patio full base- 215-968-3688. PRMCETON — small house ment, more, check it' — Ads CONDOMINIUM — So for rent on Spruce SI,, v, of a- Bruna. Area. 2 bdrm. w/tn. subject to availability. HOME PRINCETON TWP. — 4 PWNCETON—3 bedrm Du- duptex available Sept 16. 3 SEEKERS S70 (609) 394- bedrooms & '1 bath! $450 5900 dWNMaatiar A A/C. 9B60 mo. badrrn. Fam. rm ft outdoor plex, 1'/, baths, 2 blocks from •ndoaed perch. Avail, im- > Nassau St $750 per month. monthly.; 201-297-1996. 9S M-f B* Inc. mad 809^24-2040 LAWRENCEVHlE - 4/5 NO. BRUNSWICK DUPLEX bedrm. 2 baths, famiry rm. w — near Rts. 1 & 130. 5 rms. BUCKS COUNTY—Gentle- N.T. CMXMMV fpl. avail, immed. $700 per 609^924-0095 1 v, baths, full basement, big man's farm. House rade- yard AC. No pets. S510 - M. ESTATE •Jgnad by world raknowned FORRESTAL VXLAGE— KINGSTON/ROCKY HILL utilities. 201-828-0310 LAWREWCEVMC — 3 bad- arcMact A. Raymond. Large lovely 3 bdrm ft den. 2Yz AREA—Countrified 7 room, mm spacious rooms. 7 bed- baths, cent air. pool and ten- on 2 acres, dishwasher, rooms, 3% battv. view over- nis CQurts. Owner pays condo washer/dryer waH to wall car- JEFFERSON RD — 1 2 of Mtchen, w looking historical covered toe. $800 per month. pets, kidsv'pets. fine. 1 car duplex. Liv. on. wfpl. dining bridge. 1 year (ease. Days garage, $600 range, can t rm~ kitchen. 3 bedims. $675 609421-4983. evwAwfcnds last!—Ads subject to availa- per month. No pets, no 215-862-2691 or 862-5791 bi%.H0ME9EaCERS$70 groups. Avail. Oct. 1: 609- (609) 394-5900. 921-7561. HOME HUNTER'S GUIDE 11.1981 9-C PROFESSIONAL OFFICES OFFICE SPACE • From 150 sq. ft. • From $275 per month RESEARCH P ARKl • ALSO AVAILABLE: REALESTATK 1101 Slate Road, Princeton, N J. CRANBURY $4.00 per square foot net, net Princeton Jet. location areas up to 30,000 square feet. Princeton address available 427.000 square feet in Park CALL FOR DETAILS Occupied by approx. 50 Tenants 609-448-8894 RARE ARE THE HOMES THAT BECOME AVAILABLE OVER 3 ACRES OF LAND plus a custom built home IN-THIS NEIGHBORHOOD. Its excellent floor plan featuring 5 bedrooms, Vh baths, family room w/full adapts itself to any family - features 5 bedrooms. 3 wall brick fireplace, gorgeous kitchen. BUYER baths, family room with fireplace, modern kitchen PROTECTION* $235,000. Princeton Mailing Address and central air. It's a must see. $174,500. and Phone Number IS£T COUNTY. 9 MtlfS FROM PMNCETON ffifcboroadi hdnstrid Park CALL: Research Park 2,500 » 35,000 £ 609-924-65$! IMMUMATI OCCUPANCY » naa itinii. torn•!».«%•> CALL (301)1744686 WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE Of THE VILLAGE is this lovely 3 bedroom home: This won't last long. Call for BE AN INVESTOR - a rare find is this two family more details. colonial home plus a cottage on a lovely lot- OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT $108,500. Economically priced to sell at 3900 square) f *«t Houses for Rent Houses for Rent Houses for Rent : $78,000. St. 206 Opposite) Princeton Airport WOOSAMONSA ROAD IDEAL UNTIL YOU FIND 7 ROOM HOUSE For Rent — WEST WINDSOR lovely oU Cotoraat on ttvee YOUR DEAL HOUSE! Per with garage, available Oct 1 plus acres Through entry feet kx farmty moving to Prin- 201-329-2996. 329-6748 • One Secretary/Receptionist area with hal. trvmg room, study, sepa- ceton lovely 4 bedroom rate step-down dwng room, house m quiet area, swim- TWIN RIVERS — 3 bdrm. • 10 offices approximately 2.000 square Quad 1. $550mo. inds trust. feet kitchen, lavatory, tour bed- mmg pool, screened porch. rooms, two and one half and more Available now 1'.- mos sec 1 yr. lease • One Secretary/Recepfionrst area with baths Four fireplaces, two through 12 31 61 (longer 609-448-6671 wkdays • 8 offices approximately 1.900 square working, wide pme floors negotiable) S8S0 month Avatabie untumnhed Octo- MERCERVLLE — Spacious ber 1st Family preferred RENDALL-COOK > CO. 4 bedroom, formal dining Offices are nevwty painted, carpeted, air S650 per mor«h plus uttbes room, wall to wall carpets, all HARBOURT0N Coioreel on 609-924-0326 modem appliances, kids pets conditioned and have a Princeton address at a fine. 2 car garage. Open NEW LISTING is our 4 bedroom, 1H bath Colonial Three bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, oversized 2 car reasonable price A variable immediately five acres with four bed- with fireplace in living room, large family room, fen garage, full basement. Priced to sell, rooms two and one half FORRESTAL VILLAGE lease Just $395 Ads subject baths, family room with TOWNHOUSE — Short term to availability. HOME SEEK- ced in yard. All this within walking distance of train, $89,900. For information coll 609-924-1667 woodburntng stove, swim- or monevto-month rental. 3 ERS, $70, (609) 394-5900 schools, and shops. $98,000. ' rwng pool Avariabte unfur- bdrms. 2-, baths. $850 per nNhadmnwdH^ SaOOper month Cal Country Heritage LAWRENCEVILLE HOME ONE Of OUR NEWEST LISTINGS - older 2 bedroom. 1 bath Colonial located in Dutch Neck. Wideboard pine for rent — gracious Cotonial. morMh plus uWfes. Reel Estate. Realtors. 609- floors, cedar closet in Master BR. Beamed ceiling in living and dining room. Kitchen and Bath remodeled. 799-6181 energy efficient, superior FORRESTAL VILLAGE cond-5 bdrm. Z'.'j baths, kj BUYER PROTECTION* $79,900. Townhouse w«h three bed- mod kit. sep eating area rooms, two and one'half W WINDSOR TWP — 3 lam rm. dm rm, kv rm w fpl. GAS STATION bams, study Avertable untur- bdrms. 1 • > baths, famtty rm. 2 air cond . ma| appt 4 draper MONROE HAMILTON mrtedvnmedialeiy SasOper car garage on 'i acre incW 2 car gar. exc'schools month phis utilities and wooded lot $650 per month Wooded lot $750 a month - FOR RENT approximately $80 monthly Country Heritage Real utilities 609-883-8602 maManance lea Estate Realtors. 609-799- 8181 FOR SALE or Rent — Lawr- TWO BAYS HERRONTOWN Four bed- ence Twp 4 bedroom. 3 bath rooms, two and one half TITUSVILLE — 4 bdrm, 2 split level in A-1 condition. baths, farrory'room. flonda oatti Ranch w view of pretty Available Nov i Please can Good room Available unfurnished valey Fam. rm wfpl. kv rm. 609-396-0208. •nmeckatery $850 per month dm. rm. ful bsmt, cent, air Princeton Twp. plus uMhues Recently pantad. $65O-Sept 1 JT BoyerRealty609-921 - 1850 COLONIAL Farmhouse location. ONE MARKJ4AM COM- 1805 — on 50 acres, in Calrton DOMMHJM LOjtunous two area A-1 cond 5 bedrooms. bedroom, two bdti apartment 3 baths, large country kitchen EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED - 2 bedrooms. AN EXCEPTIONAL LISTING is this 4 bedroom on me hrst floor with step- PRINCETON TWP — and much more. $900 mo. 2 baths, spacious living room, dining room, family Colonial featuring central air, fireplace, fenced in CattMr Chianese Beautrfu*y situated on a pri- down Irving room, separate References please. 201 -832- room, eat-in kitchen, redwood deck.' oversized baci'yard and is in move-in condition. BUYER 60*924 3244 damog room, contemporary vate estate with a swimming 2833 days or 689-3196 garage Just steps from swimming, tennis, golf and PROTECTION* 9am to5p.m weekdays kitchen with dtshwasher. re- pool This cottage consists of eves frigerator, etcctnc counter lop 1 bedroom, bath. Irving room shopping $72,900. $93,500. for detaris stove, separtiie laundry, sbd- dnette 4 kitchen Suitable for CONDOMINIUM — HiUsbOf- mg glass doors lo a land- lor2persons $350mo plus ough 2 bdrms. 1 '•/» baths, all scaped private garden uMnes Call eves 609-921- appl. drapes & rugs. cent. air. SOUTH BRUNSWICK NORTH BRUNSWICK Security system, parking *i 8856 Free swimming pool. 201- LOW PRICE WILL SURPRISE YOU on this 3 bedroom. thebufcfcng Avert** unfur- 874-6764 after 5 or all day PRICE REDUCTION on this 4-5 bedroom. 2H bath nished mmedwlaty $975 per SHORT TERM LEASE — 3 Sat & Sun contemporaryfeaturing central air, intercom, wall to 1 bath Ranch on a treed lot. Be sure to see it. month plus uttftes and S227 bdrm ranch E Windsor, wall carpeting, large deck on a quiet cul de sac. $59,900. PRIMCETON OFFICE monthly maintenance fee available immediately. 609- PRINCETON JCT — beauti- $95,900. SPACE FOR RENT GRIGGSTOWN One story 448-0612 448-9028 ful 4 bdrm. 2v? bath, walk to regency ranch house, bock tram, carpet Family rm.. hv. 2.000 sq. ft prestigious location with ample front, with three bedrooms, N. T. CALLAWAY rm.. din rm . 2 car garage. PLAINSBORO REAk ESTATE Oct 1 - $750 J.T. Boyer / public parting near shopping center Price two bains, irwig room, dmng CONTEMPORARY TOWNHOUSE WITH A PRINCETON room, breakfast room, large Realty. Realtor 609-921- IDEAL STARTER HOUSE is this 2 bedroom. 1 bath includes parking, heat, central air. electric PRINCETON — Lovely fur- 1805 ADDRESS features 3 bednoms, 2 baths, library, full and janitorial service Available NOW For in family room, full wall fire- Cape Cod with expansion room on the second floor place, country settvig. private nished house on Bank St 3 basement, central air, wall to wall carpeting, and formation ask for Charles Martinette bedrooms. 2-'. baths, cen- located only minutes from the tram station. yard mduong woods Out- TWIN RIVERS — 3 bdrm Country Club amenities. • side barbeque. large deck. tral air Avail Sept 15 $850 townhouse. finished base- $78,500. mo ment, all appliances, $500/- \ $139,500. WALTER B. HOWE, INC. out AN appaancei. central mo * utilities. Avail Nov. 1, X REALTORS COMMERCIAL m A> tjqtm untumtehod «n- PRINCETON — 4 bedroom - call after 6pm. 609-443-3145 EAST WINDSOR rrm»aiaK,i SLOOP per monfr 2' 7 bath Colonial furnished REAL ESTATE Avad now $975 mo PLEASANT 3 bdrm — house A MOST TEMPTING BUY is this sparkling 3 bedroom FOUR BEDROOMS, TWO AND ONE-HALF BATHS. on V/i acres adjacent to ranch with cential air. deck, fireplace and much fireplace in living room, formal dining room, eat-in QUESSTON COMMONS PENN1NGTON — Lovely 3 parVkke open land n Kings- more. $89,900. kitchen, family room, central air are only some of Condomraum wiet three bed- bedroom 1 bath ranch on ton $685 mo Please call rooms, two and one half quiet street. Avail now $650 609-924-8375. the features on this lovely home. $95,000. baths, study, breakfast area mo MATURE TREES, newly decorated and, choice loca- Avertable unlurrwjhed Octo- WEST WINDSOR — 3 bdrm tion make this 4 bedroom. 2h bath hquse a very SUPER VA% ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE* is available ber »st $1,000 per month CalMrs. I colonial w/dining rm. largeliv- special home in which to live. FINANCING to a qualified buyer on this 3 bedroom. 2H bath 609421-1050 mg rm, modem kitchen, ft 2 home with family room, formal living room, full AVAILABLE at 15% + 2 pts. to qualified buyer. Mtg. ONE MARK HAM COM- car garage. Available Sept. 1. basement and central air. v-""' $77,900, TWENTY NASSAU OOMMUM Luxurious two $600/mo. 1 Vi mo security & $67,500 -' interest rate to be set weekly at 2% bedroom, two bath apartment PRINCETON XT — 3 bdrm, references. Call 609-655- below market rate. 3 year balloon. 30 year pay out. •Approx. balance of $47,000. with a Pill of $525/month on the tvst floor deaigned for 1' j bams, kv rm. din rm.eat- 0376 or 609-655-3493. BUYER PROTECTION* $108,500. handicapped we* extra wide vi Uchen. den. washer dryer. ; PICTURESQUE WOODED LOT is only one feature of doors, etc. Livaig room 163 x 1 car garage. *.acre. close to SO BRUNS 4 bdrm.. 2 bath. 18"3 wen otomg area and 10 schools 809-799-0600 AC. Wash dryer-quwt-$625 THE OWNERS of this 3 bedroom, 2fe bath this lovely 3 bedroom, 2% bath Ranch offering wall foot cerilngs. contemporary - util 201-297-4726 Townhouse are under contract to move and are to wall carpeting, newly re-modeled kitchen, central E WINDSOR -^lovely 4 anxious to have you see this quiet cul de sac air and mucn more! Price reduced to $96,900. bdrm. 2 10-C Week of September 9-11,1981 HNANCING AVAILABLE TO A QUALIFIED BUYER HOMI Old I i with good investment | ; in the No, it reafly isn't an English cottage • it's located on a quiet street in BUOY A BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE WOODED LOT in the charming htmar we're « ng on the PeaoiBftan-Rocky HID Road (Mount Lawrenoevule! Beautifully landscaped, on a lovely lot, this house village of Dutch Neck. This three bedroom ranch is in picture perfect Rose coraerl * t wiO help yoa enjoy the sunporch, the large living has many entrancing features (brass lanterns, striking entrance. condition featuring full basement, 2 car garage, custom quality NOW tT7,5OO. sunporch, caaement windows) PLUS many practical ones (storms construction and West Windsor schools. ~ $84,500. and screens, KitchenAid dishwasher, 1st floor laundry I. NOWS 128.000. CALL 924-0322 for, information about the Kww«»g available on the above properties. EAST WINDSOR SPECIAL • Not often can you find a new 4 bedroom, 2 % bath home at this price. New brown carpet throughout plus a rear deck off the family room with cathedral ceiling and stone Beaolifuily maintained colonial on In the choice Birchwood section of Located at the end of Manning Lane in fireplace. Many other extras. Asking $110,000. Washington Stn*t in Rocky Hill, of- West Windsor, on a quiet street, with a Lawrenceville, on a lovely bt encircled fering 5 bedrooms or 4 plus an office. wooded lot - if you were hoping for by mature trees, is a SUPERB 4- Wrll suited to uae for a professional of- those feature*, then see this house! It's bedroom Cape (with a master bedroom fice - cood exposure for sign, nice floor s handsome, Bucci-buih with a slate and bath on the first floor). The double plan, while also good for a family - entry, family room with fireplace, and living room views such wilderness that privao. comfort. NOW S130.000. more. Offered for $160.000. you might forget you are 2 blocks from shopping! S1()T.5OO. RENDALL-COOK & CO; 'ANY REALTORS 350 ALEXANDER STREET PRINCETON 12% FINANCING to all qualified buyers - Wooded Lot - Walk to trains - West Windsor schools - All this and much more is available in 609-924-0322 this nearly new 4 bedroom, 2% bath colonial featuring large rooms, raised hearth brick fireplace, hardwood floors, full dry basement, 2 A Complete Real Estate Organization car garage and aluminum siding. Asking $159,900. PRICE REDUCTION - A GREAT BUY IS EVEN GREATER NOW in West Windsor - Hate to paint? No need to! This one's in "move-in" condition, inside and out. Owner took great pride in this property and kept it spic and span. Youlll save in other ways, too. The kitchen is REAL ESTATE, Inc. well planned, the hardwood floors glisten, the large basement is dry WEIDEL I WEIDEL REAL ESTATE:,. Inc. and the fireplace and central air are added for your'comfort. With all TWSJIV* Locations • New Jersey • Pennsylvania these features, it's worth a bid. $119,900. SPECIALISTS IN CORPORATE RELOCATION SPECIALISTS IN CORPORATE RELOCATION MOVE RIGHT INI This 5 bedroom, 2ft bath colonial in Sherbrqpke We are pleated to pre*enL~ Estates is available for immediate occupancy. It's superb West Windsor location offers walking to trains, schools and shopping. This HERITAGE HILL is a home your family will enjoy living in. Call for details. $141,000. IN HOPEWELL WEST WINDSOR -Walk to trains and schools from a completely unique, custom-built 4 bedroom, 2ft bath home on.a wooded lot. This home is exquisitely decorated and features curved staircase, super kitchen with thermodore cook top, solid cherry cabinets and brick floor set in mortar, floor to ceiling stone fireplace in family room, very large dining room, large deck and fenced back yard, full dry basement, 2 car garage and much more. Call for further in- formation. . $189,000. ASSOCIATES. INC. CJ&h DJENER REALTORS 44 Princoton/Hightstown Rd. Wart Windsor • 609-799-1100 j „, png, , taav pad to a* at Mt AnlmamdianalNtMiork FUmington • 201 -782-4606 t«sroja\ 25 buikfiftf lots in planned subdivision ready for building next Spring. With new o) Indapandxi Brakan roads, quiet cul-de-sacs and open spaces. Some lots on Ridge with spectacular view. I some newly wooded. Lot sues: 1 to 1.6 acres. Choose your own builder or we will build to suit (some restnctiowtor uniformity). LOTS rfflCD FMII $32,5*1.10 $39,5M. Resort Properties Resort Properties Business f IMNCMG AVAIU8U WITH ATTRACTIVE TUNIS TO All QUALIFIED BUYERS Properties CALL FOR DETAILS POCONOS — Saw Creek- luxury vacation home. 3 bed- FLORIDA — Orlando area, newhome, 1,540 sq.ft. living rooms, sleeps 9. AH ameru- OWNER FMANCMG oas. tennis, swimminQ; ate. space. For details caK 609- 164 WwaaSt* Princeton* 609-921-2700 v 921-9099. Low 70s. ...is available to the qualified 201-753-8149. buyer of this commercially zoned Victorian in the Village LONG BEACH ISLAND — BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom — section of (Jranbury. Ample Town 6 Country Specialists Since 1915 late Sept-Oct 344 bdrms. Vi parking, many upgrades. ocean front, exceptional seasonal rate. 609-655-2656 siew. all season by week. $149,900. PR-8007, 309-494-6156 or 609-492-8259. OWNER FMANCMG WEIDEL REALTORS POCONOS — 3 bedroom ...is available to the qualified -UXURIOUS — mountain chalet near Camatoack. AvaB :halet. Lake Placid area, buyer of this prosperous piz- d k za and hoagie restaurant lo- ideal for skiing Whiteface: x- Cal 201-297-1349. country trails, Olympics facili- cated across from Trenton ties nearby. 4 bdrms.. 2 State College in Ewing Twp. baths, fireplace, short/long Business Big take out business. Resort Properties natortPropeiHeB Resort Properties term rentals. Apt also avail. $125,500. PR-8054. 201-297-7498 aft. 730 pm. Properties WBCHERT, CM* **— HOUSE FOR RENT—Poco- WO. MYRTLE WINTER IN FLORIDA — BUSMESS OFFICE SPACE ranch in Lake community. 5 Fum. houee, dose to shop- — E. Windsor, 2 rm ($275). 1 SHARE MY SPACE—busi- aaaaaaalaBlSBia»aaBjwaaaalSS COWWUlT i. 2 pools & tennis ping area & baach. Ideal lor rm ($180), 5 rm (exec off. ness consultant seeking an older couple, petless. suite, turn ($750), Warren other consultants to share ex- lor fHNng. nSSm Cal 201-297- Sept thru June. S375/mo in- Plaza Wast 2nd f-, crptd. s/c penses in the operation of a k\ afcwdBaaM Bfaaaaal BJUI &ht 1 mosac + 6 mo lease. smal mooenfead bufclng k> cludes at. uH & malnt Also Fum. avail. 609 «8 6586 efficiency S2S0Ano. 809-468- wkdys 9 4pm. POCONO VACATION homa 1819. ton-scentralbusineesdMrict; — Clean, near. 3 bdrm. 2 each of 5 rooms contains Town * LAVALLETTE — Ocean 200 SO FT—office space in approx. 200 sq. ft To be __ «tta^^B_ 3flR.tR. Oft dn/ar. lake, tanria court fev block, 3 bdrm, 6 person, no Naassu St compjax. $200/ rented on a gentleman's * - "to asch. doowouWoor pool * hssiti pats. Immaculate. Aval. 9/9- mo + parking. Thompson agreement onfy. Princeton 7PM, spa no extra charge. Cal al- 9/30 $250/wk. 201-828- Land Co., Reeaor, 809-921- tar 6pm 809-587-9279. 0310. 7655. 452-1234 or 924^746. HOME HUNTER'S GUIDE r*-11.19*1 11-G Miller /A Agency 1ST. — i of HOMES, INC. - REAITORS LEAK Oft TawajBBi eat 7A. Mf*, RL i3ONEsKDRO0M-«aB {SJJ* CtMTCtl 201-B74- •W MM* «V MBW •••• f^aWOBr •wcim.ffori—o LIGHT INDUSTRIAL — M«-M4^7f2 S«l« by 4 JOOID 40.000 Cull Foot BtmBHAP $114,000. MOVI BOMT IN This 44Mdroorn Colonial has just Princeton on RNKJ at been completely painted inside. Only 5 year? young Washington a Alexander and with attractive famayroom fireplace plus central Roads- Long or short awm air. Available immediately. Desirable location; ex- . 3 Baths, ApproK. 2 Acres Worth Your Consideration. If You're Conaidering Ths Best $141,900. aMWiJ bedroom. 2K torn Townhouse in fWiN <• *•"•* •* rigM on Sm« Rd: 13 Beaton PROFEBSsONAL OFFICE central «r condMonino. ful tiaaamanr, plus private grfl. Don't miss it! as pro- vasod. MS Sq. Ft. $500 ceand nwnft fcict haaj_A alec. E»- Ave.?S&s Twp. Cal Mpn- Frt 8-4:30 p m . 609 683- 0900. BOROENTOWN AREA — S110.W0. 11 MO sq.ft. atsel bUk*ng on I Picture in your mind an extra special MOOfL HOMf in Fox Chase has aH the extras irv 66 So Mam St cuatom kitchen; oversized bedrooms; famiy room Panranglon. NJ duded-haatotetor fireplace, central air, dohwssher. g g we* brick fireplace; and 2JBB acrea of wood. no-wax kitchen floor, w/w carpeting, fixtures and fane* around anera property. surrounding this nearly new Colonial. There's a lot more. Many upgraded features. Looking for a now, WaNn 1 maeisRL 130,296, more to this gem; caM for appointment to sag. home to move right into?-Look here! 208 A MJ Tumpaat- On tw •0B-73M ftassfaT ^aifJl f^bt^Mf •sfcfcHl AS Etas. A < 8084244012 OFFICE SPACE - lor rant p STORE — Pmcaton Jet Cal 609-799- 2113 area of Montgomery Twp. The inviting balcony foyer promises a homo 7«i«|, can to into .r*> Mao WAREHOUSE - 4.000 lo 40.000 square teat Loedmg Docks Locetadi rnae horn $i4>.aso. center of Praiceton on Route f drive brings you to thie century old home with 2 hewadoWone. WUSOOtOUOH ff 1.500. Roads Long or short term Cxpanerve Iving room with cathedral pine eaVng. BUY NOWr~ao» LATa Don't let high interest wide pag floors. 2-story ttoor-trxaHng fireplace. rates price you out of the market. Buy this 4-bedroom Park 609-921 3150 or 452- Attractive modem Utchen; famiy room with 1234 ton Jet MOO a* *. Can bo fireplace. Room for horses on 3+ acres surrounded home now; move right in; and take up to 1 year to dMdadtaas 1060 or 1360 aq, OFFCC SPACE-# recap. by undevalopad land. OWNER WILL HOLD MOR- dose. Many appealing features. CaR for details. a, eoa-aM-0414 TGAGE for quaMlad buyer. >sq.*.Cs*i South Som«rsa>t/Mlddle»«x •14. M*rc*r Aram Gallvry WHM Wl $AV -PANTAtnC VsWT 874-4121 359-4121 188 Route 206, Hillsborough Ce RENTAL — flaVaV BUBMBBV IbV OfOm, am THAT. TN, 3 bedroom. 2» bath h«top ranch offers a greet view of ths JajajfcPV i orj •21-tBISM^.M. *tO*y?mmi Ty.00*****^ t%M itbm2 *eplaoaa. an eat-in Utchen. formal dMng room. harwoodWoon and a fulbassmsnt with finished ret room I113.000. alamAak'lorPM2Oi' AraoOalUry Relocation Soiwr—t Area GalUry 962Rcxjt«202,Bfa S*rvic« C«nt»r 691 Route 202-206 Bridgewater | OUT OF STATE OWNER — 685-1950 2^1-1200 sets 3^, acres lanced a* nerRd. 11 OOOsq fcaneotoybuM- CORPORATE TRANSFEREE SPECIALISTS VMBVI tWmwOGB flaffRQ. IManoTI t mas are Routes .130 296. PRINCETON OFFICE 206 and NJ twrnpAe e»- tar 1. i«ti- *B0 aq ftprtwa 25 mass to MANVtLLE 2 FAMILY MANVILLE-UNDER CONSTRUCTION yard, beef ruenuiactonfig. by landlord^ Aluminum siding; 4 rooms and bath each Custom built 6 room ranch. Featuring 3 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, j aHaJ s NAVf and have underpriced their home for a fast apartment. Full baaamant. 2 heating systems 2 full baths. Dishwasher. 2-zoned hot water •wyamtft Parlacltor ««." That grabous 5 bed ffers an extra darvorfice/bedroom in a and separata unites. Close to shopping of Montgomery Twp flM.OOO. heat with wood burning stove. On a huge parcel. 30 day occupancy. $69,900. MANVILLE -IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY OFFCE SPACE KJH RENT OFFICE SPACE - 1658 H9LLS8ORO TO BE CONSTRUCTED , Custom built 4 bedroom cape cod, cozy yj***"1 "•• **• "•** office space Located in •nvostnwnt GaragM Land for Sale 6 room ranch, 2 baths, 2 car garage, living room, kitchen. 1 % baths, finished rec. Telephone seuetanat *er- Cranbury $650 par aq. ft basement Gas heat, aluminum siding. 1 acre room. Rear basement exit. With many other WCVS afVaVlaMliof OVT>Vaf#" StoraQe ibr Rettt wooded lot with city sewers. ••M00. extras. House vacant on a landscaped 75 x 2040 20 ACRES — Subdivided 121 ft. lot. ' $69,900. SPACE tar Rant Lovcry 2-Famty Lawrence wtth frontage on Rt. 31. Hun- •^ S&79M161 GARAGE 7 Princeton Boro. terdon Cty. Must sell im- Home Super wenens. abun- 38 Wtgpns St Avail for car JOSEPH BIELANSKI AGENCY MANVILLE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY T«o*y. dant storage Tenants pay at OFFICE — 1.000 to 40.000 or storage $35. 609-924- write P.O. Box 252. Lan- i rrate uaiaii Ovenaelot $10JO0 0633 or 201-793-7993 2-story brick front building. 20 x 80 in size. yearry income Financing ghome. Pa. 19047. 201-725-19M on Full basement. Large store area. Possible 3 RouteiatWaahmoaanAAle- $82,500 Ews.-399-3245 GARAGE IN Princeton — BEAUTIFULLY WOODED - MfMM» MUtntof USTtHG UKVKf large apartments. Very good condition. /•" s*nd«r Roads Prmceton Central location on Linden acreage for sale m Princeton AvaMaM* *"" Business Park 609-921 Finawang A •ilrtiii lo Out- $99,900. BMt 600-921 Lane. Ava*. Sept. 1. $4O/rno/ TwpTtoy owner. 5V> aores 3150 or 452-1234 Mad Buyer. Hopewat Duplex. 809-921-3152 bet 10am. 4 BfTo aach sida Tanants with 1 vt acre zolng. MANVILLE NORTHSIDE $160.000. Cal 609-921 -8718 Land for Land for Sale pay al utaaaa. $14,100 yaar- STORAGE SPACE FOR Under construction custom built 2 story SPACE FOR BEMT — on OFFICE SPACE-700 so, after I ly income S119.500 RENT — HIGHTSTOWN WWiarapoo«i St. approi ft 2 rn«. totwm. «C pm«ki colonial. 7 rooms, 2 full baths. 3 bedrooms, AREA 609-448-0325 HOPEWELL — 3Vi *jOBOoaftolsomsaaBaoa. oMranea. Locaiad In Souti INTERESTED IN Leasing — CRANBURY-3 + acres w/ living room, dining room, kitchen, laundry 10 to 100 acras of dear land. buildings. Zoned for CJV re- view $35,500. to«aaritaraaiarpw- Odd aidMaaiaJ Pam Ri 130. aparVnent houaa room, 1 car attached garage on a landscaped Bow only! Or bow A gun if pair. On south lane of Rt 130. 5 WOODED—2acre tots off Ptoaa. CBa*B«l Ron. 009- PJpObiia.ass NJ. Caft 609- Stuart Road. From $87,500. 100X100 lot. $79,900. 921-1661 a90-0i90torappiloaaa permieseble. We era not w $74,900. laroalsd in smal game, dear 15 ACRES in Princeton Township — zoned OR A only. Top references. CRANBURY — 1 building tot MANVILLE-ATTENTrON ALL LARGE OFFCEAVAC-on FEDERAL TWIST RD. — 4 $100,000 labWy insurance on N. Majn St. Pare OK. Sub- Ouster zoning - 2 office re- • ac.. ptaaaant rural country- WM post A patrol. Cafl 609- division ready to go. 8.43 ssarrji or raaJosnbal. FAMILIES | PARCEL OF 24 Two acre atde. nica * high. Ownar may 890-2202. acres $66000 Owner will Looking for a dream that hasn't come true! taoft Cowtsu Row. avail. $i90/mo lots off Stuart Road. Prin- help finance for qualified help In financing. Well here it is, we just listed a huge 5 cal 609-931. buyer $19,500 W.S. BorrJan bedroom beauty with large kitchen, dining 1900. acres of i FAfaMLAND—40 acres with Harbourton. RoBng meadow 2 lot frontage. Cranbory Twp. room, country style bathroom. Full TAX SHELTER-25% with woods and stream. Total only $5,000 par acre MapeaKlfa. IwBBaW basement with 2 finished rooms. Large side Good perc. $110.000. subject to subdMsion. 609424*4677 porch, aluminum siding. Walking distance to ttt IBBV IBT MB Msiortc 1100ft roadfeoraaos IJWOuai 6 ACRES — 316' frontage. all schools on Northside of town. praaaMon Good partung Ml IJW 'Toawtataa — 34 BUILDING LOTS — Mont- Tarma available. Cal 201 50% wooded. $49,000. Reasonably priced at $66,900. Bordan. RaaNor 609- near Pennington. gomery Twp. Approved tot 1900 Good perc. Owner flnanang heavily wooded on a dead if queMied. $25,000 end street. 7/10 acre. BeauMul wooded toti n Sour- $32,000. 8.80 acres, mostly CHAMBERSBURG SEC- land Mtns. 2 + acres. wooded. $44,900. Cal for de- TOi — 3 apts. good conoV Township 10 + $39,900. Owner w» consider tails. 201-359-4121. •on. i «ahtoL aeMrsj Si200 acres. Woodedooded.. GGentl< e Eisenhower Gallery of slope. Good pares. Owner anandng v qusMed. STULTS REALTY CO. — 30 ft X 40 ft. 37 N. St OWNER OUT WEST—4de- NJ. tgplU acres up the river, just ••COME •fVESTMENT north of Stockton, asking kian $19900. make offer. W.S. Bordan, Real Estate. 609- aq, *aat $290 - $310 20i 883-1900. 50 ACRE TREE farm, north Land for Sale Land for Sate Lawrence Twp.. Princeton tor aSLOTSuVDMSON The average tot size is 357 PRESTIGE AREA HusaliJ buyer. $9400 per HUdsntohMarowofever- Located in a country club MONTGOMERY acre, principals only. 609- p p FoMna oouw area inabaauatul rural neigh- TOWNSHIP—twoapprpved i. and a naff aorao atat ohould tryakta. $875,000. PR-8059. borhood in IMontgomery 1+ acre totso n SkaVnon fld. •bai _ . . Twp., these 2 tots offer water, Excellent perc. partially TWO2 ACRE Conaguous LOT FOR SALE — In Wast AGO. sewer, and gas utilities. wooded, face South for pas- $85,000 and $90,000. PR- srve Solar heating. City wa- Lots — wooded. Weat ^-__,u 44 prime acras in East Bruns- Taaj, 20 naw aoai CalEarfH. wtak oner a ras^soraJblo farm 8058. FINANCING AVAIL- ter, gas available. $35,000 a\ nouee. roao nonage ana a ABLE to J each. Owner assist financing CARMAOE MOUSE - or POCONO LOT — 3/4 i lop tocaion. $7^00 par acre. Call 11%. Cal 609-466-0478. PR-8027. FINANCING houee. Towemenelng Traas. AVAILABLE to qualified ABn^aaaMBo. Pa. near jack DOGWOOD HU. LOTS— FARMETTE LOT — for sate Froet A Bss Bolder. Make Princeton Twp. cluster. 1 in Platnsboro. 3 acres, perc approved. Financing avail. underground 609- Cal 609-799-21^3. 924-0908 HOME HUNTER'S GUIDE 1/ 12-C Week of September 9-11,1981 Too Late Too Late Too Late Too Late for for ToCtessify to Classify To Classify To Classify Children Returning to MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE AUS I IN MAHINA — '73, EWINGi — pkwsant2 bdrm. TWIN RIVERS — Town- —SaLSept12.10to4.69E SOUTH houat. 3 bdm. 1% batfw. ecnoofr wily not conanar 40,000 mass, am radto, runs apt convenientto Penning - joeang a canng proieeennai ProspecrSt. Itopewet. Cto- wet, some rust $1150.609- ton Road, 1295 and Princeton By staff at Meadow Lakaa-a thing, bumper pool table, etos 924-1471. . Pike. Living rm. kitchen w/ A misc. jJi^Lui MM1 _ 4_M _A_dh__^ — gfc^ i houa»w*n barm ASSUME extras. Wad to schools, metric SNF in ojreng area, on-owooi parK- at 10%'youqueMyendpey 81 HONDA—XL500. excel, shopping, NY bus A re- EWINO — spacious Dele- ing, yard. A other extras. • low 428 mo including c nwaonai tacalM. Cal 600- cond.. 3 mos. old, must sat, Aval,for immad . occupancy. Weoaer ware Riee Colonial, 9 rooms, $1650. CaH eves. 201-722- 443-5411. 2V, bam*. Gas heat oartral $275/month uWs. extra. No loom. dMnQ mom, eabaataHu irtdngenvta 7141. leave massage. pets. Security deposit Arefer- VERY EASY OOWM P*Y- «•"»•> «"•"• *f air. fireplace. Carpeted A TWIN RIVERS — Town drapes throughout Cal for encas required. Owners look- tmemto oeraral ak. A tut i _ house, quad 4, 2 bdrm, 1% e compsaeve satary KITTENS — Free to good ing for congenial, non- Of. MM* 3 BR to«nho-ei »««.5O0 201-320-3653 or detaes 600463-7858 week- home, orange A white male, baths. 8%% assumable days after 530. smoking couple. 609-888- mortgage, c/a, humtdWter, e exceptional fringe benefits. gray female, catco female. "2764 aft. 3 pm. Cal 1309-924-2939. washer/dryer, rafrig. 609- RECEPTIONIST — Clerk PAIN. AREA — 2 bdrm. 44*5207. Currant positions available Typist. International com- NEW EGYPT—rent witrtop- Brawn Hancn, anon wast FURNISHED — 2 bdrm.. pany in Princeton. NJ. Start tkwi. New custom Bilevel. Pltn. NY bus. $89,900. 609- a RN7LPN - fufl time or part rvgrm, Mt. A bathto shar e inmedtatery. Cal Mr. Green- Fireplace, deck, 2112 car gar- •21-8132. tme. 3-11 with mala. West Windsor. berg at 609-452-1130. age. Many extras. 1 1/3 e LPN - weekends, 11-7 Very reasonable. 609-734- ELM MOGE PARK - IV, 4965. acres. $600 month. $82,000. $52l500Aup Cat 609-758-3300. TWm RIVERS — detached Rd. rHX>r»-affectionate large 609- 737-2209 T¥flN RIVERS — 2 Mrtn townhouee private street. bleck A whas female cat wSh ALLENTOWN. NJ. — 4 >6'/«mtg.3bdrms. HUNTING OR VACATION NJ. § 100e*308 bright green ayes. RoWng- bdrmjefitt baths, tease thru YAMAHA 1978—XS11. exc. fWMCgTQH- l 6 acre 221*4"BR^DITACHED 2£f*-* 0*5*90*3+ 2% betv $79,900 609-443- cabin — near Poconos. 4 mead area. 609-924-3946 or Jun*r*.982. Newly painted, cond. $3000. 609-737-2927. mamf •oodad tat ow m* COJOMtALmsUaauam < WW 4761 ' nours irom rnnoann. wao- 924-1939. new appliances, grounds COLOMAL onat tord Co. 4'/i acres. Low down TENNIS LESSONS — pri- aVSaMHSintf- *TWC aBeWO*^Ct T la in finth • nni* * - - - •^"—^—•"^—•••^—••— vate or group. Carrie Bal- kept by gardener. $500/ acre wtmbemt and many payment. Financing avail- OFFICE SPACE For Rent — SOUTH BRUNSWICK — NEWTOWN, P>—Authen- comb teaching pro. Cal 609- SECRETARY month plus utilities. Refer- Rocky H# area, handyman tic impeccably restored able $13,900. 201-297- ences. 201-780-1683. I room downtown Princeton, 9301. local call from Prm- 395O463. LEGAL spooei 3 * rooms. i*oiorMei. Bucks Co. stone, circa 1723. Experienced, wel organized, $135 a month with or without heated garage workshop, wan oensw nee. wxjneejei or exceeent typistto f H tnis new- ALLENTOWN, N J. — office desk A drafting table. Call bam on 1 43 rural acres 12 rooms. 4W batte. 7 ftre- ly creeled position. space. Center of town, 2 609-924-4047. jf Make offers ACA Realty. ptecee. 3 •ores of mature offices, approx. 300 sq. ft. Broker 201-207-1944 Too Late Accounts payable A receiv- IflSSS eVau VSSt itMWI SfSaaL CaVl able, billing, journals, type Legal experience required, each. $250/month includes G.E. WASHER A DRYER — mduda amtra aatale ol 12 To Classify checks. College level patent A trade mark area pre- aH utilities. 201-780-1683. II yrs. old, room air con- acres wan* 3 rental pfoperees accounting and some experi- ferred, but not necessary. ditioner. 609-443-5126 aft AVAILABLE OREAM HOUSE — 4 or tpM and 2 bams watt annual In- GfBSteMBwtlOUBB many custom features: 1980 VW SCIROCCO — ence preferred. Fee Pd. Prin- CHINESE TEACHER — 4pm. come of f 15.000. Cat 215- ceton location. LOR Agency. Candktatas should be flexible offers private tutoring in Man- wooded lot. bnck pesos. «g- 966-6343. Brown, new. air condemning. ning duties A respon- 2'* bams tMi Bucks NESHANIC STATION — round concrete Anthony stereo anvtm (tape). 4 speak- 1101 State Rd. Princeton, NJ darin. Call Joyce aft 3 pm, ROOM FOR RENT — in 3 County Pa 215-943-9599 CamptMaiy ramwaiad 3 bad- pool. 8 m P*ton 3 m HTTP er, 5 apead, A axcaaant gas 609/921-6580. 609-924-4153 bedroom house, parking, room oldof coloniBl Days call 609-448-8«80 $165 a month + shared utili- mlsags. For more informa- Sslary commensurate with beev kftctten A Eve 1 - 448-8335 VtCTOMAN ESTATE tion call 609-921-7723 aft. MECHANIC — for East WARM PERSON — with ex- ties, near Nassau St. Avail. Ta»ae $740 S8B.900 Cat experience. Please apply in Oct. 1. Call eve, 609-924- CLEARBROOK — Adult Situated oh 3 beouMul acres 3pm, 924-5781 H. 7pm. Windsor Township, Public tensive experience with chil- 201-360-3754 Owner Works Department. Liberal person to: drento car e for boys 2 A 5, do 2564. CoeeMnty Reeeat Spooet* HARBbURTON. N J. — or- with carnSQs) houss1 Cfoss- ca 1826. 8 room Colonial wtcks. Ihn gracious Victonan Danenu. uestrea experience. light housekeeping. Mon to tsts. 8>aeowme. Master- STEREO RECEIVER — Prince) eexj Inc. SOUTH BRUNSWICK — home, upto 2 0 acres Alcon- oflafs 15 rooms, 8 badrooms, gas/diesel engines; transmis- Fri., 8:15-5:30. Drivers lis- RN — weekend coverage Lfldoe. Ciiftem A T»i*er- young 7 rm. ranch, pool. Tandberg model 2060, 200 sions; drive trains; brakes; 3 Princaaa Rd. canse essential. Salary $210/ L 2*3 bdrms and Icvety ongnal oetawna needed for private school. $79,000 ACA REALTY. $174,000 PR-6040 MORT- watts. Cost new $1200 see- electrical systems. Steady NJ. week. 609-921-7779. Es»as ndude mm*. I-9S. Sale by owner. ing $500 Also other stereo Please call 609-448-0374. 201-297 1944 609-397- QAGE MONEY AVAILABLE work history. Applyto Eas t to queMled equipment. 609-924-9207. O)bii4«iii P. JiUr llfrtit.a **• * PRINCETON — 1 bdrm apt a* more A« beau—u»y lo- Cf« Wpnaaor r"uo*c woncs uopi., Very good cond. $305/mo QUEEN-SIZE — Mattress & cated- Startup, low 60 s. COPY MACHINE — Royfax Ward St. East Windsor, NJ. plus utts Cad 609-443-6398 box spring, high qual.. 3 yrs FHA-VA WELCOME - 115. Consumer rated as most 443-6235, 8am-1pm, by 9/ eves. old. excel, cond.. $150 for Owner MS pay ALL POIMTS reliable. Condition good as 18/81. set. 609-921-1237. 2244 Eves A whnds 609- V* you Make an offer on ffas HOUSE FOR SALE — 2 stor- new. low usage. Cost new SCHWINN BANTAM bike — OLD TOWN Wood A Canvas •55-4619 or 608-6664009 •mmactjute 3 8R t* Ask# Golden Age of Trenton Pottery TIMC OF* Ma im>iy •aatvtvof UM •vmcaton ^ackat. u« ••ar, Windtor-Httntt HaraM. Cantral Pott. Manvllla Nawt, Franklin News-Record, Kllltborougn Baacon and Cranbury Pratt. BELLOC AND NOW WRE 6 RyftN BELLOC RED LETTER DAYS REPtyiHe TO A Q4AHHEL 2 E£>/TOf?/AL... MR. BELLOC « Liberty Park Fest to honor ethnic diversity/heritage On the banks of die Hudson River, overlooking die Statue of Liberty. Ellis Island and the New York skyline, will be me diird annual Liberty State Park Festival, from noon to dusk. Saturday and Sunday. Sept. 12 and 13. Sponsored by die Governor's Edink Advisory Council. die fest is designed to underscore New Jersey's ethnic diversity and heritage as a gateway for millions of immigrants. Featured will be a variety of exhibits, dancing, food, musk. art. literature, crafts and other event and activities representative of ethnic communities diroughout die state. Entertainment will be provided by a series of ethnk dance and music groups to be held outdoors. A highlight to die festival will be ferry rides, on which jazz music will be played throughout die day. from die park to Ellis Island and die Statue of Liberty. Activities are scheduled for all locations including poetry readings about immigrants of Ellis Island, as part of die tour of die Great Hall. For information write die N.J. Division of Travel and Tourism, CN384, Trenton. 08625. or call 609-292-2470. 'Talent Fest' of and for the disabled Taaoat UaHaaited is an upcoming festival of visual and performing arts to be hosted by the New Jersey State Museum in Trenton, from Thursday to Sunday, Oct. IS, 16, 17, and 18. Co- sponsored by die New Jersey Committee of Arts for the Handicapped, the festival will benefit the International Year of Disabled Persons. Featured will be art done by exceptional children attending schools and centers in Mercer, Hunterdon and Burlington Counties. Groups or individuals interested in exhibiting should contact Eva Kaplan, visual arts co-ordinator, at 609-896-1866. The deadline for submittals is Sunday. Oct. 4. An Eawrgiag Artist exhibit will give visibility to meritous art of students attending colleges and professional art schools in die tri-county region. Talented individuals, achieving despite their disabilities, should call Ms. Kaplan at die aforementioned number. Arrangement for transporting art is available. 'Symphony Run* through streets of Doylestown INDEX The Bucks County Symphony will introduce its Society's 1981-82 season with the fourth annual SvsflphoayRaai to be held rain or shine, 2 p.m., Sunday. Sept. 13. on the grounds of the Fbnthill Museum, East Court Street, Doylestown. The run, which will follow a precisely of Tren- course of 3.5 miles duough die quiet streets of town, will be used to promote the o*iittfi(i«« «• b« Its Manufacturing orchestra's date subscription concerts to be played at Central Bucks East High School on Nov. 7, bat* to Feb. 13 and March 27. Six age groups for children, women and men participants, starting from under junior high school age tivough senior masters of SO years or more, will be represented. First place runners will receive a pair of tickets for die November concert. Awards will include plaques for first and second place in each category, special ribbons for diird, fourth and fifth place, and ribbons for every person who finishes die course. Patrick K. O'Connor, symphony society board member and a serious-runner who has partici- pated in various marathon runs and his wife Ada, also a practiced runner, are chairmen of the run. •I FTWWi %MIV TCiytobo Mia 1 f- — • Historic Society to sponsor 'Great Train Ride' inro: mofearoi of Jomolooto Just as The Lambertville Historical Society will host its third Great Train Ride, at 6 p.m., Saturday. Sept. 12, beginning at LambertviHe's historic 19th century train station, at the foot of Bridge Street, and running on die railroad tracks between,Lamberrville and Ringoes. Upon debarkation «T, 22,2* will be a presentation by local musicians. / Leased from die Black River and Western Railroad, six party train cars will provide a three hour •T anW •OUTwiniMr 1f rolling cocktail party and hors d'oeuvres picnic. Pje-revolutionary and Victorian Lambertville is die setting, along with Hunterdon County's rivers and canals which border rich farm lands, fields TuboVlow___~ M of wild f!owerr#nd lush green hills. The hills and valleys are dotted with 18th century stone and 19th century frame Victorian farm houses. By die dictates of tradition, die Great Train Ride will conclude with dinner at one of the area's local cafes. Restauranteurs request dial participants make reservations. Tickets will be available at the Lambertville restaurants and at Welsh's Wonderful World of Wines, and at die society's headquarters, die Marshall House on Bridge Street, or from to. ORBrttto* *• members of die Lambertville Historical Society. Tickets will also be sold at the train station, beginning S p.m.-. die day of die excusion. The hors d'oeuvres will be supplied by area restaurants including the Lambertville House, which has served food since die beginning of the 19th century, the Broadmoor, Gerards. La Margarita, The Full Moon and Cafe Renni. By diis time next year, die Lambertville Train station will be transformed into a historical show place sporting a restaurant and bar. Proceeds from mis event will benefit die historical society. For information call Ken Stein at 609-397-2595. IN PRINT Making a game of the SATs TW1A.T. ((Mil atttplt t ehalce tests) »j MR Warkanaa $3.fS By HELCNE HOVANBC charted territory. 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"Reading How To Beat sive cram courses given in test preparation The S.A.T. will provide a means of getting centers. Bom methods are expensive, time through this ordeal with infinitely less Tnmimi"g and do not guarantee substan- bloodshed and with one's skin intact," tial differences in scores. promises die autlior. Or, why be miserable Haw To Beat The S.A.T. offers readers when you can actually have fun taking an innovative, inexpensive, quick method these tests? Neither of the other methods for test taking. dares to promise fun. to yo» that yoor opponent in the Does the system really work? "Yes," -the genius in the next emphasizes Mr. Donner. Testimonials are yon ot of acceptance at Yale — hut the test ***** already being spoken about its success. 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QUAIL Corporate 6dBca- fol surface by subtly overlapping layers of dtffereat colors. The roles played by light .a * ' *.-~ . -*. * * . ifg. ... I,- _•. •_ _ aaBflfl flnHll s^Ba^a^B^^^aW BBBan •TO VVnC uiHT M6M SBVlBCfllf SOlO SOMJJ FOCUS WhllC ottenncade m a hue of bright light la • cosfevjllad way* the caavaacs IUB Ihe gaHHW. fron son, wambkies and grays to hot, ncn icds aad yeOows. The texture varies from a iiwrirdi made ftaish to a roughly inpasto. Mr. Nehoa is a retired Professor at. Moore CoOege of Art, aad has been paint- ing m Philadelphia siace the 1930s. He has been refining this particular style over the last decade. The Corporate Education Center Gallery part of aa jg on Carter Road. Route 569. in Hopewell. is coUcctkm. Mr. Borrows abo owns the Im open from9a.in.to4 p.m. weekdays and 2 Galkry a New Hope. Pm. p.m. to S p.m. on weekends. Mr. Ndaoa. using mall touches of punt For further information please call 609- to compose bis abstracts, achieve* a beauti- 639-4412. PAA and McCarter to host 'Art Sunday9 The Priacetoa Art Association will ber. winner of Graphics; Roberta Carter opea its Waster's Shaw at McCarter Clark, winner of Watercolors; and Theatre oa Saaday. Sept. 13 in conjunc- Martha Vaughn, winner of Photography. UOB with Art SaaJaay. The Outdoor Sculpture Show, also at Among the five wiaaers of last aea- McCaner Theatre, will feature the work soa's shows, are Brace Rigby. currently of ten New Jersey and Pennsylvania of Art at Trenton artists. Both rcpustntational aad abstract pieces will be included. Mixed Media Sac HBJ I Show, For further information please call 609- 799-1187 or 921-9173. A paasai by Jaoquaane Chastoy. one of the winners in the PAA show at McCarter rat ihe PAA. Mary Jo Go»- Theatre for 'Art Sunday.' . HANDWORK: ConcU WANTED art on the mall PRINCETON YWCA PROFESSIONA L & Gallery NONPROfESSIONAL • atThePorkyard — 2nd Jury Day in Oct. to •Hect additional con- PLEASE JOIN US FOR OUR 4 WOMEN ARTISTS signors for shop. In- Emily Abbott terested artisans obtain (OUTDOOR ART SHOW) information sheet at A nit* Gronendshl Princeton YWCA. Paul Anne Steele Marsh Robeson Place. Prin- AT THE Irene Waring ceton, or phone Ariene SEPT 11-OCT 4 Berman. 6O9-924-S571 IPRINCETON SHOPPING CENTER| RECEPTION Friday, Sept. 113-7p.m. lext. 221. Hi ON OPCNNM-SMlI-Spni ((09)397-0104 SATURDAY/SEPTEMBER 26th (RAIN DATE OCTOBER 3rd) HOPEWELL POTTERY Entry Fee: $8 for 10 ft. space Courses in Clay Categories: oils A acrylics water colors prints, drawings A collages Mercer County Community College sculpture SEPTEMBER EXHIBITS photography TRIANGLE GALLERY: PRINTMAKING COUNCIL OF NJ INVITATIONAL UBRARY GALLERY: $750.00 IN CASH PRIZES MCCC VISUAL ARTS ALUMNI INVITATIONAL (IN COOPERATION WITH "EYES ON TRENTON") If interested please send for an EXHIBITS WILL BE ON DISPLAY FROM SEPTEM- application and brochure to: BER 11 TO OCTOBER 2.1981 ON THE WEST WINDSOR CAMPUS OF MERCER COUNTY COM- Pat Shuss, Promotion Director MUNITY COLLEGE. ca», On I M* Management Office OPENING RECEPTION: Princeton Shopping Center FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 11.7 TO 9 PM tM; IN BOTH GALLERIES »t firiaf praon. North Harrison Street MM ktfiK hk. ML la- FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT THE COL- Kradr, rntmm CMtaact Princeton. N.J. 08540 LEGE CURATOR AT THE CULTURAL I InctMlclate. OFFICE. 586-4800. INK off WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 1-15.1981 ON VIEW Jersey ceramics displayed in Trenton Rare ci ample* of 18th-century stone- ware, unusual piecep s of 19th-century Wiy) CONSTCd 19th-century pporcelain rative vaics are ril ittdwfcdfcdd i in the new exhibit of New Jersey ceramics from the State Museum's cultural history collrcnon. It is «cheduied from Sept. 4 through Oct. 4 and Oct 24 through Nov. 29. AMhou^h salt-gtand stoaeware wat pro- duced MI Europe as early as the 16th cea- tury. it wasn't until the 1700s that New Jeney clay beds woe developed by-potters aMkw CJatt^CpsTCOCKa^l rOT uK? RlaunMHSCtttfC Oi stoneware in this country The exhibit in- eludes pkcesfioai early po atries in Cheese- quake. Ringoes. and Old Bridge at well as archaeological materials collected by Robert Sin in ne 1930s and 1940s. * Brown-glazed earthenware pitchers and vases ihown in die exhibit are often called **RockJnchnm wares.** and most collectors One of •» 100 works shown -at the Nsw Jersey Stats Museum as part of the'Eyes On Trenton'festival, this oil painttng by Uurel aaMciaac them with factories in Benmng- Daunts, TJriadzi and Babus.' is a portrait of her grandparents. ton. Vt. Excellent Rockingham wares were abo produced in New Jeney at places like DIC AfBcnc&si f^ocicfy *> onyMty HI Jersey and Brewer, and the Ceramic Art Company Cultural renaissance in the capital City, the Salamander Works in Wood- (now Lenox). bridse. and die Rue Pottery in Matawan. Among the porcelain pieces at the Of special interest is a collection of ob- The "Eyes On Trenton" arts festival, The two exhibits will include 100 works jects, design drawings, and photographs sponsored by TAWA (Trenton Artists — paintings, photographs, sculpture, and modeled by Isaac Broome for On and given to die museum by descendents of die Workshop Association), will run for two poetry — dealing with the theme of Greater Brewer in 1876 and die distinctive "Tren- owners of Trenton's Greenwood Pottery, months, until Oct. 25. after its joint open- Trenton, as done by the members of the and it is being exhibited for the first time. ton Vase" created by die Trenton Potteries ing at the New Jersey State Museum and TAWA. Company for die 1904 Louisiana Purchase The museum, located on 205 W. State the Trenton City. Museum at Ellarslie. In addition to the joint exhibits there will Exposition in St. Louis. Street, Trenton, is open from 9 a.m. to 4:45 The "Eyes On Trenton" arts festival, be several plays, conceits, poetry readings, p.m. Monday through Friday, and from I Also being shown are representative sponsored by TAWA (Trenton Artists lectures, symposia, and other art exhibits in to 5 p.m. weekends and legal holidays. pieces of hotel and sanitary ware made by '•Workshop Association), will run for two the Trenton area. Events will be listed in Admission is free. the famous Maddock companies and deli- months, until Oct. 25, after its joint open- the weekly Time Off Now Playing listings. . fold-encrusted examples of Amer- For further information please call 609- ing at the New Jersey State Museum and For further information please call 609- beMeck porcelain from Willcts. On 292-6908. die Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie. 386-4800. ext. 334 and 229. / Audree Estey, Founder - Director announces the opening of the 1981-1982 season of its School of Ballet CLASSES BEGIN THURSDAY, HBER24 New students should register in person at the Princeton Studio, 262 Alexander Street; at the Cranbury Studio, The Old School Building, Main Street; or at the New Brunswick Studio, 103 Church Street on September IS, 16,17 between 3:30 and 6:00. Former-student* should be registered by September 14. BALLET • MODERN DANCE • JAZZ • DANCE EXERCISE Classes are offered at all levels, beginner through professional, for all ages, kindergarten through adult. For farther infonnatma and brochure write: Princetoa P«u>t Society, 262 AiexnndW Stn^ Pruicetoa, NJ (»8540 Princeton Studio, 609-921-7758,10 a.m.-5 p.m. Craabory Studio, 609-395-0711,10 n.m.-12 noon; 3-5 p.m. New Brunswick Studio, 201-249-1254 TkrPriactto BaMet ma mam pnfkcut* rgaanafommmmutme Tkt PrimcHom BmmM u a mtmbtr o/tmr Natiomat AmadaHo* for Regional BaUet. NEEK Of SEPTEMBER 115.1911 TIME OFF ON VIEW Museum council holds aits symposium Oa Saturday. Sept. 26 the Museums tory of the ceramics industry in New Co—cil of New Jersey will spoasor its Jersey. AbceCooney Frelinghuysen, assis- e. New Jewry tant curator of American Art of the Melro- poUtan Museum of Art. will present "A New Jersey Stale Museum's ex- History of New Jersey Stoneware." Phillip Mba of ponxtttu. The rouad table will H. Curtis, associate curator of the Henry take place «the Audteram. 205 W. State Francis Du Pont Winterthur Museum, will Stnoel. Trcaftoa. deliver a paper entitled "Pressed. Cast and Tamed: New Jersey Molded Earthenwares New Jcficy paiaasrv Joacpli w. Ham- of the Nineteenth Century." Ellen P. De- moad, director Moaraoata County Histor- nker. assistant curator of cultural history at ical Associaboa. will speak oa "Mpa- die Stale Museum, will include the prog- moata Coaaty's Laad aad People: The Na- ram wMi her presentation. "Sublime and bwe Paiater's View." Edtta Cuflea baas. Sanitary: The Porcelain Industry in asatssaat cantor of nae arts at oat New Trenton." Jersey State Museum, will speak on A small fee is charged for the day *s prog- B.JO Nordfekh. The Lambertville ram aad it includes registration and lunch. For further information and reserva- The aftaraooa will be devoted to the his- tions, please telephone 609-292-6300. Cartfc gaest Speaker at Princeton Weaver* Guild The first meeting of die 1981 season of Currently. Dolly Curtis is finishing "Rain- lac Pnacetoa Weavers Guild will feature bow Wall Pieces" for a Chicago firm. Dolly Curtis who will speak about "Weav- The Princeton Weavers Guild will meet mg for Afchstccfanl Spaces. Thursday. Sept. 16. at 7:30 p.m. at the Ms Cards'work has been featured at the Rocky Hill First National Bank of Central Pmder Gallery m Sobo. New York City. Jersey. Route 518. All are welcome. She has won maay awards aad has written For information, please call Cindy Hull articles for weaving ••—g*"*'- and books. at 609-883-8090. "Father and Son Sleeping," by Eric Fischl, is on display at "Ten Realist Artists," an exhibition at the Robeson Gallery, Rutgers University, 350 High Street, Newark, through Sept. 25. YOUnabt RESERVATIONS •Mlirjf twist mi tmmUt are now being taken for pnCtS DOCXSt ffUjWMf a daw M tkt prtaots kj kimrMdtcaUe enfls- Craft / Raa Market tables, men aided by #10, at trie Blairstown Potpourri - sophisticated eqaipm- "New Games" Festival, Sept. 19.1981,9 a.m. - 3 p.m., Jadwin Gym. ALFSARFRAMINT Ga For information, call 609-462-3340. UJ. 1«HXA«AVt.l Rnd the best Restaurants c with TABLE TALK in Hl/iE Off 3 PRINCETON YWCA tyH'lpfffb SS* ^ rv**&. 6 I Balm Bucks \ B* Bucks County Cou>«> Times Tues. Wed. & Thurs. FREE SALAD Wed. CrThurs. Special g Original DtsiakS $7.95 13th Wcmtmadt Items 1 KM) to 5:00 p.m.. Rain or Shin* ptmorut-rattoos {worlshops Icfttlt ADMISSION FREE! •1U*t« .NJ. Maxiro -REFRESHMENTS 94 S. Main St.. * Yardtev. Pa. Utadapthnugx Princeton YWCrV 215-493-4944 • an Opan Hous* on SapMmbs* 13 at 10-2 PauLJtdbtsonVtaa OPEN •nd n^w «• tM i at MeCartw Ttwao* for your con- TUESDAY•SATURDAY 92.+-S571 UxL22) 5:30 P.M. til 10:00 P.M. t|rf£K OF SEPT£MB« ON VIEW GaDery stages puppet art Guild of Greater New York. JwiACadea will be fafwed at the Mid- Water colors by Susan Swam will be dlesex Canary College Art Gallery from presented in the College Art Gallery Tuesday. Sept. S through Friday, Sept. Monday. Sept. 14 through Friday. Sept, II 18. Judith Cades has studied puppetry at These exhibits, sponsored by the Col- California forytechwc Stale University lege Qenter Program Board. Fine Arts Lowe of the Moppet Show Committee, may be viewed Monday : Street. Among the places her through Thursday, from 10a.m. to 3 p.m. manoaettei have appeared are: The and Fridays, from 10 a.m. to I p.m. The Newark Museum. The Mvseum of me gallery is located in the College Center, City of New York. Barnes and Nome on the Edison campus. Bookstore*, and the Billie Holiday For further information contact the Theatre. The artist is a member of The Office of Student Activities at Middlesex Garden Stale Puppetry Guild, the Pup- County College. 2OI-S48-6OOO. ext. of Amcncsn MO the Puppetry 327. Don't let the IN A framed picture collection of your vacation ETS shows etchings and carvings wffl keep an those memories alive. Bring your favorite pictures to our shop. An exhibit of etching*, wood carvings, have been afflicted with this compulsion Well help you with the arrangement the 1 qrmc off and batiks by Marcia Wibon will be on since I first grasped a crayon in kindergar- mat and frame. Then our staff will show display in I nimgr B. Conaat Had. Educa- ten," she said. you how to frame it or well do it for you. tional Testing Service. Roaedak and Carter Some of the places she has exhibited are Koaos. rrmceson. tnrougn sept. JU. Vassar. a solo show in the College Center foctonj Marsha Wilson is a graduate of Vassar Gallery: the Bergen Community Museum and Gallery m where she majored in an history. She in Paramus; and at Nabisco. In 1977-78 she works part-time as a correspondei was Artist-ln-Residence at Bergen Com- for The Retard in Bergen County. She munity college. grew up and lives in Leoma. one mile from ETS viewing hours are 9 to 11 a.m. and MERCER MAU the George Washington Bridge. 1:30 to 4 p.m. daily, closed weekends. For Route I * Ouifccfbfidte Rd Aciou fiom Quakeibildte Mill) "I make an not because 1 expect to be further information please call 609-734- I4S2-1M1 nch or famous some day. but because I 5569. Handicrafts in action at East Brunswick Museum Craft demonstrations will be the high- wick History, will also be on display for light of the bast Brunswick Museum ex- the weekend. hibits during the weekend of Sept 12 and The East Brunswick Museum is open The American Premiere of 13 Whittling, needlepoint, -rug hooking. between 1:30 and 5 p.m. and is located in o&d (juihing will be among the craft* de- the Historic District of Old Bridge, on 16 a wickedly funny comedy! monstrated by skilled artists Maple Si.. one block north of Main Street. The public is invited to visit the Museum Admission is free. to observe these crafts in action. In addition For additional information call 201-254- the exhibit. Rttroapectrveat*] 4600 or 249-3522. Ahhh! The Sampler Platter. A triple treat for the seafood lover in you. Delicious Alaskan Snow Crab Legs served steam- ing hot. plus golden fried shrimp and broiled Icebndic tails by Alan Ayckbourn - well known in London and on It's yours to enjoy with a Broadway for such outstanding productions as Th« tossed salad or cole slaw, a Norman Conquests, Etodroom Fare* and Absurd potato or rice pilaf. Parson Singular. Sample us tonight for only Bed lobster A lcC ARTER THEATRE INFORMATION, RERSERVAT1ONS & CHARGE-BY-PHONE far the seafooBrunswicd lowek Pikr ine you.' > H»^ til UwnmcrviUr. (609)921-8370 '« mile TIME OFF ON STAGE Stovall appears in Wo Place9 The Crossroad* Theatre Company will preset! Charles Gordone's Pulitzer pntt- W f py N n T B Stf as in opening production of the 1981-82 vcason li will nm from Sept. 11 through Oct 11. with preview* on Sept 9 and 10 Performances will be Wednesday through Saturday al 8 p m . and Sunday at 3 and 7 30pm Crouroads Theatre's producing direc- tor. Rick Khan, will direct No Place To Be Soaataodjr. which feature* Count Slovall and Lee Richardson, artisfic director of CroMroads For the piay'* explosive por- trait of city life, the *ct will be designed as a Greenwich Village bar by.Bill Motyka. who has designed many New York produc- tions as well as several sets for Crossroads. Mr Stovall firs* performed the role of Gabe in No Place To Be Soawaady 10 >can ago with Ben Vereen in San Fransic- M>. before touring with if nationally to cri- tical acclaim His Off Broadway credits include the New York Shakespeare Public Theatre, the Manhattan Theatre Club, and the New Federal Theatre On Broadway he jppcarcd with Blyth Oarmcr in The PfcJ- taariaaia Story and matt recently with Mdaa Moore tn laartat Black Count Slot all has appeared regularly vnth as Hank Chambers on the NBC soap opera Tar Doctors Loe Richardson, Count Stovall and Kathleen Morrison in No Place To Be Somebody. Mr Richardson has performed with several New York companies, including summer as the intern op All My Children. ters for distinguished play writing. Mr. new Hyan Hotel between Routes 18 and 27 (he New Dramatists, as well as Crossroads In 1970 No Place To Be Somebody was Gordone won Best Actor of the Year for his in New Brunswick. Special subscription where he also directs For his direction in awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. The Off Broadway portrayal in Steinbeck's Of and group rates arc available for its current New YOrk Ctiy of Slow Daacc Oa The playwright. Charles Gordonc. also re- Mice and Men in Luther James' all-black season which will also present Norman, Is KMag Grtmi. he received a Special ceived the Drama Desk Award for most revival. That You? and The Amen Corner Award from the N J Drama Critics Lee promising playwright and several awards Crossroads Theatre Company is located For further information please call 201- Richardson made his TV debut this past from the National Institute of Arts and Let- at 320 Memorial Parkway, adjacent to the 249-5560. AKE YOUR CLAIM TO- Kttrvuiom ftvmiu hiimaji LA BOHEME - Nov. 15< SHOW BOAT - Jan. 31 Fnmnt F. SUd*.Ud. ZKrZKraroor RIGOLETTO.- May 2 ( DITIONS $20. SIS. S10 (Oreh. or Bole.) AU Singh) Tickets - »10. *7.50. $5 ) ^^ Joseph Haydn MmsMin'BFUi Mew Hem"• Sat. a Sunday Branch 12-2 (iimcomo I'.mtissimi Jrphlha Ptf-SIASON BfNEHT CONCEIT • Sopt. 13. H'/SCurve-ll St . Lambertville o 609-397-8035 F»r AadiiHMi Appowunmt m Morv Ulu. Cal MW-M.V 1 « THK WORKSHOP SCHOOL ond COMPANY WESTMINSTER CONSERVATORY DIVISION announces BALLET MOOERN JAZZ FIVE DIFFERENT JHta Snrwwie Lam Gates loshua WaUen PIANO STUDY PROGRAMS "a npmtmtkm for exc*Ue*c*...com*w*mt quality * Prints UaMas with Artist Faulty ..omMtter Hutu (8-l2K.Jmdwidm*Us*d training" • Grata PtaM Prajraa CHILDREN St ADULTS BEGINNER TO (includes prnate lesson plus class) ADVANCED PROFESSIONAL (once per week class lesson only) MMt-tHdnv, Jaai* Ftcarri Osriy IB #_m. BiHM tv tfet (prnate lessons) H^tfa* tt te **M^^M eateAa SMnJajMI SpKtf "Met tor AtMeM" (RS S»to6w) Semester begins September 17 Regutrmtion now open Atisconn Phone 609-921-7104 for information and catalog i of any Col 609/924-1622 24 7 HOMQMV. MnoMon vmm WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 9-15,1981 ON STAGE Rider opens 'Barefoot in the Park9 The Rider Collefc Rae Am Department journalism major, made his Rider debut in wiO present the Neil Sii PtaaicfaM spring > Part as its fast product tow of Dr. Parbcta KeUogg-Detm» of Trenton. the 1981-82 scana. The play will run Fri- astoctate professor of English, will portray day Md Saturday*evcniags. Sept. 18 and the mother of the bride, and also previously' 19. at 8:05 and Sunday afternoon. Sept 20. appeared in ncauc. at 2:30 m Ac fine Am Theatre Dr. Richard Swain of Princeton, assis- Directed by Dr. Patrick Chmd. chair- tant professor of an. will be making his first maa of Rider's Rae Am Depamneat. the appearance on the Rider stage as the zany play u about a youag lawyer aad his aew telephone repairman, and Dr. Ross hnde, who after thev aoacyiHooa, mova Stephen of Hamilton Towaship. college •ato aa apartBatat that hat no furaiture, a librarian, will portray an eccentric neigh- leaky riiyttght. aad is at the top of six loag bor who lives in die attic. Although mis flights of stain. The youag couple, along also marks Dr. Stephen's debut, he has had wall other flafcey characters, attempt IO previous experience in college theater and OVCICCMBC ft BCTJCT Ol KMMflftlC JJTOvlClltt. has been in many plays, including, Tht The cast will feature two students, two Richard O. Swain of Princeton in the part of the telephone repairman, and Debbie In addition, senior Ward Bauman of Ew- Szabo, portraying Corie Bratter, rehearse a scene from 'Barefoot in the Park,' Rider . — Mark Teaadak of Ddran ing Township, a computer science major, Coftage Fine Arts Department's first production of the 1981-82 season. aad Be BOM Siaho of Hamihon Square — wUl serve as assistant director and stage will play the part of die youag mamed manager, aad Bill Pierce of Lawrencevilfc, coapk. a senior journalism major, will be technical 9 Ms. Szabo. a jouraabsn aad fine arts Auditions for 'Christmas Carol set .appeared in four previous Rider pro- For information and reservations, call (Ptajr h Aaaai, Sam, Stop Ike 609-896-5303 Rider is located on Route McCarter Theatre will remount its pro- for children to be filled, which include Tiny WarW I Waal Ta Get Off, Play, and 206 in Lawrcaceville, seven miles south of duction of A Cariatasas Carol this year Tim and other members of the Cratchitt Princeton anddirec miles north of Trenton. c). while Mr. Teasdak. a speech aad and Nagle Jackson, artistic director, will family. He asks that children planning to again open auditions to die community for audition come prepared with a short memo- 9 die children's parts in die cast. rized piece that they can recite on die stage. Trenton reading of 'Galatea's Hands No theater experience is necessary and au- Interested parents are asked to sign their ditions are limited to children between children up for an adution appointment at seven and 12 years old. •*• Haaaa. a new drama by ptoy- David, is about a late night modeling ses- die annual Open House II on Sept. 13. from wrightS Michael Schnesad. wiO be given sion which turns into a night of anguish and For more information on scheduling an 1-5 p.m. at die theatre. 91 University Place audition appointment please call McCarter a reading at Trenton's new MiU Hill PUy- terror, die play is recommended only for in Princeton. hoaiat. Front aad Moatgotnery Streets, as Theatre at 609-462-6623. No auditions pan of the "Eyes oa Trcatoa" Festival, at Paul G. Saunders will read the stage Mr. Jackson will hold auditions in early appointments will be accepted before Sept. 8JO p.m.. Monday aad Tuesday. Sept. 14 directions in die work, which is being given October. There are several speaking roles 13. and 15 The reading, which wiD be directed its first public hearing in this setting, and a 9 by Dominick Procaccino. is being spon- discussion with die playwright will follow. 'Whose Life Anyway plays in Edison sored by dK Trenton Artists Workshop The reading is designed to aid die play- Association. wright in developing a new work for future The Edison Valley Playhouse, 2196 Oak run, 8:30 p.m., Friday and Saturdays, and Mirharl Schnessd's controversial play, productions. Audience participation is a Tree Rd.. Edison, will open its 1981-82 7:30 p.m., Sundays, through Sunday, Oct. which will feature model Vftke Mason and vital part of {his free event. season with die recent Broadway blockbus- 11. sculptor Michael Lawrence as Maria aad Donations will be accepted. ter Who's Life is it Anyway?, at 8:30 p.m.. Friday, Sept. 11. The play will men r-or reservations call 201-755-4654. SING ICECREAM With the East Windsor Hightotown FREE ONE DAY ONLYI • RIMY. SEPT. 1 lib. CM Owing *t» tpacial •*>• you •«• gat mol the Carvel* CHORALE c* cf*amtrMt* in »wad absolutely FREE!, whan FOUNTAIN aaatWkama^MM aft-Ill M m you buy anottter ol In* same item at our regular. M. H. Krepa School, E. W. Twp. everyday tow price. Ofler appkea while suppies last SI TAKE HOME after 5 p.m. \ TMBATS Coll 609 924*3244 WESTMINSTER CONSERVATORY DIVISION to odv«rtis* SUZUKI METHOD your winos We will give you a coupon which you may n* deem for you free cake, of equal «ix* and INSTRUCTION PROGRAM form, anytime within 14 day*horn the Mon- IN day following the date of this tale. •V»fa •<*••• haw Th« oil* will only to our •umlanl >mM 4 chocclaw TIME Off CM a* M« as fkkarn»'c*>>" "T* Semester begins September 17 Rigiuratiom *ow open Phone 609-921-7104 for infonrwbon and catalog 1ft i ••• • • BA^BII AMOdCA*8 •UnajaffOII moil CtafrCofti nataiuaaateaiany Rt. 27, Raymond Rood oratfneonain FMESHC8T ICE CHEAM (nearShopRite) otawSutuki 609-924-7287 IN CONCERT Opera with *Eyes On Trenton9 festival Pianist to perform day-school benefit V? As pan of dw "Eye* o» Tn SmyOcr of Hamilton; sopranos Marilyn Anne Cavolo Tedesco, pianist, will per- of Zenon Fishbein) and received her [ •* sc • VBMIOA Civic Moore of Prwctton and Marian Suebci of form a concert to benefit the Carrier Found- Bachelor of Music degree in Piano Per- lapR-tomi Rkfctaro. Pi.; lawn Richard Kufler of ation Day School on Wednesday. Nov. 18 formance from the State University Col- TrcMoa aad WtUsaai Bigot of ll—ilann; at 8 p.m. The concert will be held in the lege of New York at Potsdam. Crane S p to . S«Mky. Sept. 13. Atkinson Amphitheater, located adjacent School of Music. and bassists Jack Lanmajg of Princeton and to the Day School in the Carrier Founda- Ms. Tedesco has given numerous solo Set to appm are OK James Sbeber of Newtown. Pa. tion's Ancillary Services building. and chamber music appearances, in addi- tckcted soprano. The program will include compositions tion to adjudications, lectures, and private Each artist will sing one song or aria in Maria Tegaes. 16. who has by J.S. Bach. Schumann, and Ravel and teaching in the New York metropolitan rotes in fhc the concert, which will also include two will be a preview performance of Ms. area. She has appeared as soloist for many Chris Aaplen of YanUey. 17. choruses sung by the Trenton Civic Opera Tedesco's upcoming recitals at Lincoln benefits, library showcases, faculty recit- ' - a at least 10 music Company. Center Library Museum on November 28. als, and concerts sponsored by the New In the lobby of the War Memorial Au- and of her professional debut concert at York State Council of the Arts. no A— Monty of Trcion State CoBcgc ditorium will be an exhibit of pastels of Carnegie Recital Hall on December 6. and baritone Dale Travis from Sumach an AH proceeds will benefit the Carrier •a UaixnHy. stars from previous productions by Robert A native of Long island. Ms. Tedesco Foundation Day School, a facility estab- Sakson. photographs by Ron Cunningham began her piano study at age nine. She lished to assist emotionally disturbed Abo chosen ip petfonn were coloratura and pen and ink drawings by Christine holds a Master of Music degree in Piano adolescents. For further information, con- sopranos Lydta Ricci of Hamihon . Susan Molis. Performance from Manhattan School of tact the Day School Administrator. Car- Whiieaack of Gardcnvilk. Pa. and Vicki For reservations call 609-392-2433. Musk (where she was a scholarship student mine Saliemo. 201-874-4000. ext. 4IS. Geilnmunity chorale ^ begins new season The East Windsor Hightstown Chorale will begin rehearsal for its 11th concert • Start fholinic season on Monday. Sept.' 14 from 8 to 10 p.m. in the music room of the Melvin H. Kreps School. East Windsor Township. Men and women who are interested in joining the chorale arc cordially invited to of your Me with attend this rehearsal, meet the members and director, and become acquainted with the repertoire. Refreshments will be served. • ' A non-profit community organization, our*5. the chorale presents t\j.o major concerts Want a day youil remember for years to come? It's easy. Just catch one of annually as well as a number of guest per- Caesars Express buses at a time and place that suits you. Your one-day stay includes round- formances in the area. The group^jerforms trip transportatio•DUUTUHJUInI 2S6 off folk concerts U.fcSOAM Fare $lSiK> per penon The Fall Folk Series sponsored by the Hunterdon Arts and Music Festival Com- iT mittee will begin on Sept, 10 with Dave 9ZNaaaw Street L« 9:15 AM Rounsaville and Planxty Tanner perform- Farr $12JOO per person ing at 7:30 p.m. The concert will be given in the Hunterdon County Library's meeting Room I. located on Route 12. Remington. A Milford resident, Dave Rounsaville . has been playing guitar for 14 years and entertains with blues, rag-time, slide guitar, country and traditional music, as well as parodies. Planxty Tanner, featuring Tom Kagan on fiddle, mandolin, and whis- tles, and Derek Polsyer on banjo, guitar, and bodhrans. is a band that performs a hybrid of 1920s. southern string-band music with traditional Irish ccili tunes. Tom Kagan is the mandolin teacher for the Hunterdon County Adult Education. For further information please contact the Hunterdon County Park System 201- BOARDWALK REGENCY-HOTEL-CASINO 782-1158. or during evenings and weekends. 2OI-782-PARK. 10 TIME OFF 5 1981 New Jersey Notes Catching Leo Sayer on wheels By GENE KALBACHEK far the Indianapolis 500. Bat the diat as soon as I've got a rough track, 1 have scrutinizing his songs in stereophonic soli- short, i to go utto somebody's car and ask him to tude as he glides down die highway. If Leo Sayer coald drive a race car the petiboa to A. J. Foytor Mario Aadretti. Ai drive me around die block while I listen to "Listening to musk while looking out way he aags a pop toag. he'd be aa aaaual a matter of fact. Sayer just learned how to die song on die cassette nm-hm* If it die car window at die world going by, one aa oraaary aumnoDiie. works in die car, it works! I know so many whether it's rainy or sunny, is one of die We aduks recall the mild anxiety we people who work that way now." most unique experiences I've ever had," experienced when we first took the wheel. Considering his track record, a series of he muses. bat Sayer. 32 yean old. is getting his first No. 1 singles beginning with "Giving It "I think dial's why Bruce Springsteen is taise of the open road. For Sayer, whose All Away" in 1973, Sayer's musical skills such a big artist — he makes music about - Lrvtag 1st A Faacasy LP zoomed into the are already fine-tuned and road-tested. Su- cars for cars." <• Top 10 fhaalri to the hit single "More Than perstardom seems to agree with him. Now that Sayer is a licensed driver, in- I Can Say." a driver's license enables him "I live like a rich guy, "he reveals, "but side what ideal set of wheels will he submit to do more dun cruise down to the hambur- I'm not a rich guy. I live way beyond my his songs to die supreme test? A small, ger stand and impress Sally on Saturday means; I sometimes wish," he interjects high-mileage vehicle adept at handling night. with a laugh, "diat I had die means to fulfill London's narrow roads? h enables kfan to submit his songs to the diem." No way. "One of those pink '57 Cadil- supreme lest — his wheels of fortune, you Sayer speaks easily and excitedly about lacs with die big fins," he answers. die joy of writing lyrics with a number of For a moment Leo Sayer is lost in re- .-. ***• partners, the newest being guitarist- verie. "Yeah," he exclaims. "Since "The IH|MTme test of music." explains producer Alan Tamey, but he can barely Chuck Berry, rock and roll was made for Sayer. "is whether it works in the car. The contain his endiusiasm as he t»Hr« about motoring!" fast dung I do when I'm making a record is I The South Brunswick Cultural Arts Commission presents the syncopated rhythyms of WESTMINSTER CONSERVATORY DIVISION • Instructky in Piano, Organ, Voice and most instruments • Class offerings include Theory-Fundamentals Sorfefe, Flute Ensemble and Suzuki ALL AGES JORDAN AU LEVELS OF ADVANCEMENT in a free, outdoor concert Sunday, Sept. 13 Semester begins September 17 2:00 Registration now open The Amphitheater Phone 609-921-7104 at WEST NEW ROAD PARK for information and catalog IN KENDALL PARK In the event of rain EGE the concert wiN be held at the Community Center For Information We minster Choir O of any CaH 201-329-4000. ext. 259 •Be. race, color, nationalor ethnic origin Lao Sayer Jrxm&tu tiorv Gr—ft y.u.naaria Ct i We Only Look Expensive! We look good and we taste just as good. But—we're not so expensive you can't come in to taste for yourself. Wei give you the first class treatment in a beautiful 1991 \ atmosphere of tropical greens and flowers. Wei flambe GBAND S AWARD jj your best meal and dessert of course. If you prefer enjoy chiSSmTod\ your own choice from our Ala Carte Menu. Conquistador Restaurant An tacapewiht way to dan i Inn (609)924-2252 NJ Turnptka Exit 8 Monmouth St Extension. East Windsor. N J (609) 448-7000 «EKOfS£PTfHB€» 1-15.1981 TIME OFF 11 IN OTHER WORDS Labor Day began new stamp season •y JOB GORDON Ike U.S. Portal Vkaton to dK ASDA iafonnation center Sept. 8: A 12-cent multi-color postal the wiB be offend a free directory. There will card, die seventh in a series honoring major ahn be a lottery widi prizes including diree events and heroes of die American Revolu- wiE afl have booths at which $100 certificates, one for each day of die tion, will be issued at a she near Eutawvil- show, and 14 $50 certificate*. Ibe certifi- le. Sown Carolina. The card will com- cates allow each winner to purchase any memorate die 200m anniversary of tneKe- from any dealer at die show for die vorutknary War battle at Eutaw Springs Sapt It, . ____s-. wfll fsCaWB i fine da«y of mnc coBiiiOBf off t of the certificate. Winners will be and honors General Nathanasl Greene, the ofi DVC fltMHBS OBStCttBC 5GC06S iTOtB QIC chosen from lottery cards diat visitors will commander of American forces in the •bat- wttbsaeUai Forest ia< sign and deposit in a special lottery re- tle. Interestingly enough, there is DO Eutaw New York City. Sept IS- ccptade. Springs, Soudt Carolina Post Office, but 20. He aftfasatowwifi be "Polar FVeeMart Galore! die Postal Service will establish a tempor- aid win I Every adak awadjaa. the show win re- NEW ISSUES a 193! M> ceive a plastic bag filled widi many often (Contmued on page 13) HonhPokaa " from ASDA deakn ptaa die official sowe- Sir • 192S nir canl which will feature itampi retarjag by Ka»j Georat V. to polar natters. 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NJ 06401 Princeton, NJ 609-9217500 TIMEOfF 13 Going back to Jamaica By MELVIN BENARDE pleasantly surprised—we had a great time and PPV's are used throughout the Island and all side of the brain picics up this new thrill.' knew we'd come back again. And here we you need do is holdout your hand to let them Jamaica has four major highways — A1.2. were. know you want them to stop. The price of a 3, and 4. The Al and A3 run the length of the [ it was commg-up July, we PPV from die RC to town is about S3 — again north, or tourist coast and is in reasonably to mnKc several lar-rencnmg re- THIS ISLAND COUNTRY, no bigger Jamaican. good shape all the way from Mo Bay to Negril. Bod) of us. my wife Anna and I. than Connecticut, 90 miles south of Cuba, had Still faster yet. are taxi's which require that The road is flat, hilly, winding, crowded and i vacation—but dus time it was | just come through a noisome election. The you set a prioe before getting in. They'll take empty and variously stocked with chickens to be different. Our kids were grown and [ new Prime Minister Edward Seaga (See ah ga) you for about $7 per couple, (S4 U.S.) but (who of course cross the road only to get to the and dm dog hadIdicd. You could say we were vowed to return die economically troubled again, be clear as to whether they have quoted **esnpty nenttrs , but you could also sny we country to stability, and re-orient h toward the Jamaica or U.S. dollars. Currently, die Amer- had onfy ourselves to consider. So, why not— U.S. and the West, away from Cuba and Mos- ican dollar is worth $1.73 Jamaican. (You'll go first dans, and why not forget cow. Was Jamaica ready for tourists from the get dus at any hotel or bank.) If you have any romance aervauona, and why not US ? We were about to find out. i stay in one place — reafly get Customs proved to be a hassh>fiee affair. UNTIL YOU GET die hang of it. that in your soul, the seven mile to know the place. Why not, just go. But Passports are useful but not absolutely ncocs- difference can be confusing and costly — but trip through the Blue Moun- sary. As it turned out, my passport had expired one dung is certain, you don't really need a car That was easy. The man said, "Comeback in April. No problem. It gave them what they to get around, anywhere. We took PPV's all tains has to be among the u Jamaica." And we were ready — ac wanted: proof that I was a U.S. citizen. Any- over the Island, and had no problems no matter •most restful, reflective two thing that offers such proof is appropriate. how crowded tiiey were. On die contrary, they We hadn't been to Jamaica for six yean. Our only care was to get onto a beach as made our trip more interesting. hours ever spent. We'd put our resolutions into practice in soon as possible and become part of the land- To find out what's going on, what's in- Our mile walk took us Jamaica — and to start them off. why not on scape. We headed for a taxi and the Royal teresting to see or visit, we became regular Air Jamaica. I can not ever recall falling asleep Caribbean Hotel. Although we hadn't stayed readers of The Gleaner, die major Jamaican past Jamaican women using after lunch. But I did on the flight to Moatego there before, we had visited and recalled its daily newspaper. It's great to be in a foreign their heads in an incredible Bay. Not long after the champagne, die fried great location, elegant grounds and large country and be able to really read the newspap- shrimp, the-champagne, die chataeubriand er. In addition, every hotel has copies of The balancing act with baskets of steak, the wines — I hfg—» to drift. The moment we entered the lobby we knew Cleaner's Tourist Guide to Jamaica. This is a fruit, household goods apd No. they weren't die Bells of St. Mary's. It we had made a great choice. The Royal Carib- special (free) publication resembling a tabloid was chimes dmt brought me around. The Cap- bean is in the old tradition — built in die SO's, and has listings of restaurants, recreational buckets filled with water. tain was informing us dmt Sangnw Interna- it is a low rise, luxury-type affair — flowers activities, shopping, sightseeing and informa- We passed children at play, tional Airport and "Mo Bay" were just 10 everywhere and its open design gives the cool- tion of general interest. rmniwrt away. My Lord! They had put me to ing breezes run of the place — and it's right on Then too. there is the JTB — The Jamaican houses filled with people, sleep. What a way to run an airline. a white sandy beach. The Royal Caribbean is Tourist Board — in every town. Phone diem, and men at work. They "Dcja Vo" — that was it. and at 35.000 about six miles from downtown bustling or go in — they'll tell you what's up and feet at dm. 1 was struck with die novel idea MoBay and dot's good — it's easy to get to where. greeted us and we them. We dun we were about to repeat a curious experi- town, but there is also privacy. It was time to throw caution to the wind. We took pictures and no one Six yean ago we arrived in Jamaica A "city" type bus stops directly in front of wanted to see Negril. Ocho Rios and Port : the hospitably Would it be the entrance and costs 30c Jamaican per per- Antonio — the entire North Coast. We rented raised an eyebrow. I or hearty? Stones of anti-American son. (28* U.S.) One of die buses is marked a car. Although Jamaica has gained its inde- s. rock-throwing and even gun "Rose Hall — City". To get to town faster, pendence from Great Brifain, it hasn't. play, tnggftrtr ii giving Jamaica a wide berm It climb into a mkrobus or van (often called a changed all its old ways. Driving, for exam- bice a place to avoid — especially on Robot) sporting a small red and white PPV pie, is on die left, so for Americans, that can be* At dot time. 1 sign just below the license plate hairy — at least until die right, or is it die left other side — at strange times) goats, cows, people of all generations, and low flying cars. Yes, it was good for Anita to be driving. NEGRIL is emerging as one of Jamaica's newer faces. Negril offers Hedonism: Well, not all of Negril — just the Negril Beach Village. According to my Oxford American Dictionary, hedonism is the belief "that plea- sure is the chief good in life." According to the folks at the Beach Village, "There's a place on the secluded, unspoiled western coast of Jamaica, along the edge of a sugar white beach,, where you can completely give your- self up tb the carefree pursuit of pleasure." Not exactly word for word with the dictionary, but eminently recognizable. And they really work at it. Interesting too. while children under 16 are not permitted, and that's the only thing that seems verboten, there doesn't appear to be a generation gap - from 17 to 70 as we read it. Money is not in sight at the Beach Village. Everything is either pre-paid or in the case of whiskey - liquor - sharks teeth are used. Necklaces or bracelets of white teeth are worn by guests, and the tan teeth by the staff. Each tooth is worth 63*. Want a drink, snap off two to three teeth. Negril is also big on nuding. But, in the typical British gift for understatement, the signs read, "clothes optional. "Some 75 yards from the regular beach where the odd person is topless, there is a beach for total nudity. It didn't appear to be all that busy. CONTRARY TO what the T-shirt proc- laims, Ganja is not a university. Ganja is Jamaican for "grass," marijuana. While ruminating in the placid aqua sea, an authentic dugout canoe sidled by. The conversation went something like this. He: "Hey Mon, would you like a smoke?" Me: "Smoke?" "Ah. smoke, yes. well, not 14 TIME OFF WEEKOFSEPTEM backets filled with water. We pas- the Tourist Board abont suggestions for a place It's cove and beach are private and undis- He Wefl. Mm. if ya just ied at play. hoases filled with people, or places to stay, I gingerly mentioned Travel- turbed, and it s individual villas are strategi- * far Henry ' lea at work. They (reeled us and we er'sDiarrhee. "We don't have that here, "was cally set into the treed hillside.If you're in the Met "Saw nag. Moa. l'B keep you ia We look rariuws aad ao one raited an her fum reply. vicinity, it's worth a night or two. The fact ia that Jamaica is quite safe in that Jamaica Hill is something else again. To be aw We a PPV, climbed in. respect. The wafer supply in every town along Jamaica Hill has Mr. Williams. This is a uni- bat ii u aVgal aa* a craaaaal offence to pos- wett to "Coapiea mo North Coast aichtoriaaled and the aewage que lutfun being whose goal in life appears to sess «. WrCMiltMINe W is adequately treated. I bring up this cuueern be manng his guests happy. He succeeds re- k was my taraaiBK wand. We headed back Couplet is aot fcTrM"* we love raw fruit and vegetables, and markably. • CM beyoad Mo Bay toOcao Rioa. Ocao Rio* We were lucky, and you can be also, but it Mangos aanacanijp the round, red and yel- would be wise to check on available rooms Qaltaca of afl ages ass wcasoast at asi bat oae . Apparently, he low Bombay variety, are exquisitely deli- before going. Jamaica Hill has tied up with the _ t at the moment, and. well, we cious, particularly when cold and you're hot N KM. Douglas Le Mont, completes the toes sauteed with onions and fresh string bottle of Puligny Montrabhet '75. How team. He had previously been a saute chef beans dripping in almond butter. Uncom- does a restaurant bridge that kind of gap? at the Mountainside Restaurant outside monly good vegetables, but I found the Certainly the Fife and Drum does a fine job New Hope. second cntm much more interesting. trying. The blackboard menu, which changes Large chunks of chicken breast were Here is the Douglas Le Mont version of •DOUI every iwo ween, tstMtraaooaaiin cooked in a delicious ginger, garlic and soy Australian chicken livers, inspired by Gra- scope. We tried two appetizen, an Aimrs- sauce, ladled over rice and dusted with lots ham Kerr. \ lim chicken liver and nmhroom dish of toasted coconut—quite an unusual ver- ($3.95) and a veal pale ($3.50). The chick- sion of chicken teriyaki ($8.95). Sometime* Chicken Livers Block Bell en oven were perfectly cooked aad very, when a dish is identified by a fftiHHrwiiTTTn 2-4 servings very good. Served on whole wheat toast, name — like chicken teriyaki — but is ^ why I Bke it. The food b not «B the portion was more than generous. much more the creation of a particular chef. 8 oz chicken livers, thoroughly Happily. Eve Bfytenonhwas able toper- thmgs gat confusing... kind of like looking dried low keyed son of plan and ana are defi- suadc her son K> part with the recipe, which at an abstract painting entitled, "Piano" V* cup sliced mushrooms niat waaoaa 10 ghit • a try. ^ below. The thkkstke of veal pnte. which doam*t look iinnh like a piano, but 1 cup whole wheat floor OBC of Bat aaoat obvnWi nSnDMats of flat " had a nice is still very pleating, nevertheless. That's >A cup thinly sliced onion was flecked with how to teriyaki was. juke of one lemon The bread was not wonderful. AMI tnK apQUi •"—»« ... me oestoessert 2 tablespoons finely chopped parsley a shame widi Trenton as a of the evening was calkd Almond Joy 4 slices whole wheat bread ($2.23). Once I tot my mind around the V* cup clarified butter ye* on River Rood in After Ike appetizers, ovr thought of having a candy bar to end die salt, white peppercorns to taste Wi The place is tiny, h were raited for Ike salad. As as a la carle meal, it was delightful. A whipped cream V* cup dry red wine RB act op oa fee order ($1.75) it should have been better and cream cheese confection had been te Ml i dan it was—b« then I have a loafstaad- folded mo a chocolate cookie crumb crust Season the livers and roll in flour. Toast M£ objoctXM toiccoc n IrtOnCC. New nsni- and was flavored and sprinkled with bread and butter it. Fry livers in butter with ahnonds. Spectacular. As was the carrot onions about S minutes or less (not more). t hard to Jbetevc it was ever a hot dog dK oatd storage problem in the kitchen. cake ($1,75), although that was not quite as Add the mushrooms, lemon juke and sea- In fact, the cooking conditions are fairly much of a surprise. This is one restaurant son. Stir in the wine, heat and pile on toast. p in knotty primitive awl it is remarkable that the where the desserts are definitely not an Sprinkle with parsley. pine wtc draped in A five Braytesbahs have been able to do so much afterthought. d p wftidi is the tart you tec win so little. There is only one small four- Our visit took place on a Thursday even- of ye ofcfc colonial motif, thank goodness. burner stove, a grill and a microwave oven, ing late in August, not exactly prime time Fife and Drum Cafe There is a fireplace and BKcandfelM room lending myth to the notion that good cook* for restaurants. Service was warm and effi- Rt. 32 Rivera-Road (two miles north of is ajnac a coxy refuge as the weather turns ing depend* on elaborate facilities. cient but it is still probably a good idea to Washington Crossing Bridge) cooler. Admittedly the menu is short, but there make reservations for a weekend dinner. Washington Crossing, Pa. Eve Short Braytenbah and her husband. is an effort to appeal to just about every Bring your own spirits; although the res- 215 493-1725 Richnra. bought the estabuahment over a taste, with plain dishes interspersed with UAirant has applied for a liquor license, it Closed Monday year and a half ago. Before their career more exotic ones. We tried one of each. has yet to receive one. 1 always love to Lunch Tue-Sat. 11:30 a.m. - i p.m. change, both were musicians by prolcs~ Strips of London Broil (S8.95) were gril- watch the kinds of wine people drink. On Dinner Wed - Sat. 5:30 - 9:30 p.m. Now he is busy in the kitchen and she led medium rare, as ordered, and served one side of us there was a group drinking Sunday Brunch 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. is in the dining room, greeting g sts with a with a cruet at Bardalino wine sauce on the Harveys Bristol Cream with their meal. On Lunch 12:30 - 5 p.m. charming warmth and enthusiasm Her side. 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Ml MMC 8MCn SK11IS tt shown in die piogiaim stimulate die stu- The Instructional Television Schedule itheuse- dents to reflect on and discuss possible starts at 9 a.m. and runs through 4 p.m. Adacss of mathematics in daily life, oo the approaches and solutions. The dramatic each weekday from September to May.In job. sad HI the msrirrtjil^r. The serie* format provides an opportunity for objec- addition to a full range of programming for ajyi w ittkwi, sod eaoour- tive and non-threatening discussion. On elementary and secondary school students, the Lcral airs on Tuesdays from 10 to the New Jersey Network offers adult learn- tml The dww, which is n- 10:15 a.m. beginning Sept. 15. ing opportunities. Adults may earn college teaded for high and topb- By TkcFeapfc is a new series aimed at credit through television by enrolling atone To help sapport the statc- deals with four major topics: citizenship education. It acquaints students of the participating institutions. This fall, Faoaly Life Edacabon Cwnkulmw. NJN Measanog. Comparinf. Locsting/lnter- with the workings of the American political credit programs include series on Health, BBS BttO pRpBrCa • DM Of UHJgiailH DMI pFCtiaf• WBQ PtCwCQJif. The series pre- process, with a special emphasis on moti- Business, and Developmental Psychology. DC MCQ SS aWttVCtlOBBl fCSOarOCS for mieres Tuesday. Sept. IS. from 9:30 to vating young people to appreciate the role Many colleges will be offering Cosmos r. All of these daytime 9:45 a.m. they can play in local, state, and national and the Shakespeare Plays for credh.us- Oa the Level is a tew series designed to politics. By The People concentrates on ing the NJN broadcasts of these series. help teenagers in their emotional de- basic citizenship skills diat involve deci- For non-credit, a continuing feature of 52 Treatoa. aad 38 New Braaswtck. velopment; it aids them during die difficult sion-making, information evaluation, and the Adult Education schedule is Profes- TCSCBCfS HI the CttCHIXMB MB VtCWCfS fll transition from adolescence to adulthood. choosing, supporting and electing a candi- by turning The 12 programs in die series use drama to date. Most of all. students leam that the See ON SCREEN, page 18 r X In a world full of change Featuring international we're still the same... tmospherp e of elegance PEACOCK INN Open Toes, through Sat. Bayard Lane. Princeton. N. J. serving from 6 p I Route 206, juit off Nassau StreHl CASMO CAIMAN! >> Open Sunday 4 p 609-924-1707 Sundmy Brunch 12 to 3 Ijinch • Dinner • Cocktails tions an suggested Try one of our "blackboard specials" 1J-15 KttWt Cant. liaAiYHh. 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(R) growth aad de»tlopwt. aa issue of ^ y us about 9:00 Rambards — "Point To Point" Mark touatt. and Larry Ikes in the Pointto Poin t Race, whie Wiiam Mes ^ __ I by the U.S. Dmartmuii Iha SaMa Wia'ni In"* "Emma" overhead. Russell and William argue of EQVCSCKM, IRIS series exMBHKS every* and WMam leaves Rambards. Christina waits oty sMwttoM sad probjg ins *tMi cowfm< for WWam's returnto escor t herto th e ball. (R) pvovpcdivve DCandamS SIMS DHBvUS OV VOSBBBV 10*0 New JeraayMghMy News (R) apons oy oai parryy. 747 WJWJLaMinL j WoMtOwawafig— Uve 10:30 Coemoe — ConUnuina soar*, explor- Out —With will sapport die uatewide Faauly Life tlwlH-AcAttalaOfMnoT-- Contri- ations with Dr. Carl Saqen. i CurTKurum: die series hryt ni to tie uwdaiaiandhig of a "stce" of He The topic is "Bachelor 11^30 Captioned ABC World News m etvKc neiohbomood In ~ f8 TIME OFF WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 9-15. 1981 BY THE BOARDWALK Backstage with 'OI Blue Eyes By DAVID J. STATZ i). Mickey (Rndm, Sinatra's attor- weeks, "everytiung sorto of goes down." debut. ney) toai ax we should SIK diem to prevent he said, gesturing to his rhroat muscles. More recently, people have questioned ATLANTIC CTTY — There mm be st from happeaaig anaa, so 1 told hun to go Just as an athlete must keep his body in • - *-• .» •. ,. why another famous comedian, George tnnirrhiag btaoU saytag about rank anfau'waa me susu condition. Sinatra must also work at keep- Cariin, has never worked in Atlantic City navauj n privileges. la Brazil, journalist have apparently iag his voice limber. despite the fact that he's one of die top Case • pOMt My saper wtao nulled die buried te hatchet wtdi Sinatra's publicist. "Only difference is that die athlete comedy draws in Las Vegas, Reno and lyrics to two songs would probably be Lee Sobers, who look on dK media in dtat usually gets a few months to take it easy," Lake Tahoc. It only took a little snooping to booed right off the saloon stage for their country last year during Sinatra's first-ever he said. "We keep going. This has been uncover die fact that several casino hotels gig rhere. The gigs in both Brazil and one of die busiest summers we've ever here had actively explored die possibility of But when 0K siager is Rank Sinatra. dK Argentina went off widwut incident. had." booking Cariin into their showrooms, only boos Mrs todkeen. And dse cheers, believe to be scared off at die last minute by Car- si or not. actually increased whea he apolo- ***** lin's top-dollar salary and a nagging uncer- tainty about bis material in this market. Resorts laatraauuaal bat anath for blow- "Last year, die papers down there had The Hi-Ho Lounge at die Claridge Hotel "George Cariin's great," one. local ta- atg the lines to "Blues • dK Night." dK Lee's picture on die front page widi a head- and Casino is fast becoming one of die lent buyer admitted to us "but he wouldn't secoad time dariag dK show that be line dial said. "Sobers Go Home." Sinatra city's most popular hangouts for entertain- go over in Atlantic City.-He's too hip." couldn't match DK lyrics win die music. laughed. "Belter him than me. 1 guess." ers, rivaled only by Resorts International's Cariin, whose earthy humor and appear- The first occurred dariag his opening num- Sinatra likes to keep his working sche- Rendezvous Lounge. One night recently, ance gained him widespread popularity ber, a soag so aew dm he neglected to give dule one year ahead, and he's already going Claridge entertainment director Lenny among younger audiences in the 1970s, die tide or dK composer aad arranger,, to Honolulu to do a benefit in die Hula Hambro, who blows a mean sax, climbed gets his chance to prove his material is just which is a Sinatra tradcamk. Bowl for an orphanage there. onto the bandstand and jammed with Joe as effective on die East Coast as it is out For dK Tarn half of his 55-miaute. 12- "After that, we're thinking of a tour of Barone and Lilyann Carol. The pick-up West when he makes his Atlantic City de- number set. Sinatra was physically in die Far East." he said, naming places like band was later joined by Vinnie Falcone, but at the Sands Theater the weekend of Adaatk City, but his mind seemed u have Tokyo. New Zealand. Indonesia and — who's Frank Sinatra's pianist and musical Oct. 9-11. been back in Bophatafwana. Sourh Africa, believe it or not — Australia, scene of director. In die audience digging die im- where bereceady picked up S2 Bullion to Sinatra's most recent battle with the news promptu concert was Sinatra's favorite *****. t Saa City resort coasptex. media, akbough die incident is so old that comic. Pat Henry and Garidge headlinor By dK time he reached the Leaaoa- die singer files it under ancient history and Jack Carter. ndt- is willing to let bygones be bygooes. Add Paul Williams to the list of five-day but Over dK next few months. Sinatra will ***** headliners booked into Caesars Boardwalk _ for some be playing dales all over the country, in- Regency this fall and winter. Ditto for Bud- ' Siaatni cluding a tour of one-nighten straight Two years ago, a cry was heard from die dy Grecco and Visions, who're currently The : was short. down the Mississippi River, ending up in masses. opening tor Joan Rivers. Other names : would be itchy for New Orleans. One thing Sinatra rarely "Let's see something different in a casi- who'll be making their Atlantic City casino > of las more familiar bates. Siaatra schedules is vacations. no nightclub. Give us Henny Youngman," debuts this fall and winter include the caOed for "The Lady a a Traaa?." aad BK "We grab 'em when we can." he said. the people demanded, and after some Smother Brothers and David Steinberg 20-piecc big band out travels widi him had "Actually. I don't like to go more than two choice editorial persuasion, die King of die • (Claridge), Frank Gorshin (Caesars), Peter r kicked off dKsoagdKa the aadi- weeks without singing." One-Liner was finally booked by Resorts Allen (Resorts) and Jan Murray and Andrea r picked up on dK laae aad reapoaded When he hasn't performed for a few International for his Atlantic City casino McArdle (Sands). before the siager could get the opeaaaj lyrics out. •CUTOUT! At 66. Sinatra is still chaUeagmg his own • KEEP vocal prowess, tackling such difficult runes as "Blues in dK Night" and "Laura," perhaps die most demandiag number in his YOUVE GOT TO SEE IT TO BELIEVE IT. in his dressing room. Sinatra slowtyi «ed his tuxedo jacket aad bow $10.00 Dei d hh k pro- ; soggy cocktail of paper haaded him at OK ead of dK show BONUS by nag tiden wbo're always trying to : OTBlnc Eyes some sort of clandes- in quarters 'Here. see if dKre'saaythauj todieae.' Otprnmrrrnm: A.M. P.M. : paper to has wardrobe K20 Vktonon. who was foldmg KmgnPka away his boat' stage clothes. SonrnwLHJ. 1*12X01 SuuMJa welcoaMsd his dresaiag room Sub*Mtm>T*mn* »30 1230 vniton win chuckle aad a devil-may-care SSMMnySam 6:» IrheOub- m3A0t takftNd*T«nnf«l a ClnbraakEMiw M0 140 siiB enst* tpoKB tiBoiH IBS vcccBt vmt to IBC TuMnKimBagti.lnc. »1S 1:15 'The press (uway we got in Africa 101 KSAbtangunOn. 946 6:15 Habaaal." he said. "They flew in a Mi MM »t HgWMOL. H J. 1*11.001 aach of reponers froai Johaaaes- NJA1I0DI PUSS US SMONN ME RM MWf» HIP fME *arg. which is arouad daee hoars from Sun City Bat uKy were aS great They asked FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL dK trip was SUBURBAN .. ^ J, daat its latest issue coauiaed an exclusive iaterview win TRANSIT CORP. Siaan •What esclasive?" Sinatra asked. (201) 24M222/(6<») 924-7750 "They were dKre widi dK rest (of dK re- • VlaSsMC^ifiPr \4U1 J *W1< WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 9-15.19S1 TIME OFF 19 TubeView Fall conies late; news; Emmies By JEFF WEINGRAD both add late-afternoon newscasts to their out the same. No douQtftis Emmy bonanza (The Greek) Snyder assaulted her verbally schedules in the next few months. Ch. 2 is will be a big boost tome struggling cop — all this off the air — with a barrage of "At least when we get into September. calling Ms entry The Fhre O'Clock Re- show, which has won virtually universal insults directed at her husband. The same TV woa't be filled wim repeats like it is pert, and it will be co-anchored by Dave praise from critics and viewers, but just Mr. Snyder. late one Sunday night, left an now." — My baiter. Marash and someone still to be named. As can't seem to generate the (large) size audi- imprint of his fist on the chin of the show's one might gather from the name, and the ence that would classify it a hit, or even a host Brent Musburger after a few sharp Sony, bat despite what die calendar anchor. Ch. 2's new broadcast will, at least solid success that doesn't have to worry words in a bar about his unhappiness over might say, and despite die best promotional in concept, be basically an extension of its about cancellation. Ironically, Loo Grant, getting less air time than Miss George. efforts of dke networks — all those shiny six o'clock newscast. That is, it won't lean which had a similar shaky beginning when Everyone finished out last year with phony ads for dkeaaatlvcs and meir new shows toward die lighter stuff which makes up it started up four years ago, finished tied for smiles on their faces. Not this year. which have always been a harbinger of the Ch 4i Live at Five news/talkcast. The Jthird. one behind the miniseries Shogun. Oddsmaker Snyder now does his thing on fall season — repeats woa't be db- less-than-hard news approach will 'wAV a total of 13 nominations. Masada. tape. Mrs. Brown told CBS Sports prez : far a while. apparently be the style of Ch. 7's planned 'another miniseries, also had 13 nomina- Van Gordon Sauter she just couldn't fake it Not mat dke networks are maliciously extension of its evening news, to be called tions. As far as networks totals go, CBS led anymore. "I admire her honesty," re- trying to mislead anyone, you just got to Nam «i 7. Ch. 7 hasn't named its anchors die nominations list with 104. NBC re- sponded her boss, who then banished The I dkkt it's meir job to keep viewer yet. but has announced that die new broad- , ceived 92 and ABC, 79. PBS came up with Greek to tape... Repeats of Alice, and up. Aad when you get into early cast will come on at 4:30. replacing die 32 nominations, and syndicated series WKRP in Cincinnati join CBS' latenight the viewen are expecting a afternoon movie, and will consist of a mix chalked up a total of seven. The nomina- weekday lineup, starting next week. Alice barrage of program- of consumer and entertainment features, tions are for programs aired between July takes up residence at 11:30 p.m. Tuesday Has well keep dke old and. of course, news. Ch. 2 says it plans to I. 1980 and June 30. 1981. nights. WKRP Wednesday nights... Also (rabbit) ears perked ap with a bit of illu- start dte FhcO'Clncfc Report in January, starting up next week are repeats of The and Ch. 7 will unveil its new news entry Waltons on Ch. 5 each weekday morning sion...sort of tike Pavlov nagiag die bell, ***** and nngssg flas beD, wnue ins i Nov. 30. Why all the news? For one, Lrve at ten. and repeats of the old Fifties favo- IP dke store for dogfood. The i at Fhc showed that people around here rite. The Millionaire, on Ch. 4 each week- will tune in to an expanded newscast. For INDY RACE: As in die local indepen- night at the wee hour of three a.m.... Also ilai m raiiiiaiaaiii In j nail ran ii iiiatml, dent (non-network) stations. Chs. 5.9 and really—just aren't ready yet. Aad dke fact two. local station executives have known on Monday. Ch. 9 ski$s its Joe Franklin for a long time that newscasts are their I1. They're all coming out now (with the talk show from 9 avm. to six in the big rush starting Monday) with their new morning. be sabvatsag. weU who are they to on- fall schedules, and there are quite a few (Who are diey not to wise, a well-done (and well-rated) ex- . new-old series to be found. it, is more to dke point.) You're panded broadcast is well worth the effort. Ch. 11 will be showing Laverne and big backs here folks, you dunk For three, news is an area in which cable Shirley repeats at 7 p.m. (The station only companies (lack of expertise) and smaller paid a record $54,000 per episode — that's , so dm everyone can indfprndtm stations (lack of money) have right, per episode — for die privilege of or sign up trouble competing with die super-rich net- doing so.) This is the first time L ft S will with the nearest cable company, or work-owned tl^liont. be seen in syndication. Ch. 11 also has Heavens forbid, turn off die set!!!! first-time off-network presentations of The SO. what we're going to get is a stag- Jeflenanad 1 p.m., Mon.-Fri.), half-hour gered start, for dke second year m a row. versions of Saturday Night Live (11:30 Last year dsepioblcm was dte actors strike. p.m.. Mon-Fri.). and What's Happening This year it was the writers strike of last (5:30 p.m.. Mon.-Fri.). Ch. 5's new-old offering is first-time back a whole bunch of weeks Some of me syndicated run of Charnes Angels, which old (H turning) shows did manage to stock- it'll broadcast weekdays from six to seven. i pile a varying wuinhti of new shows last CH. 9 has a new syndicated version of You spring before they broke for the year, and Asked for It at 7 each weeknight, and dkese will start cooing at us in die next few follows that with the show-biz gossip-news weeks. Bat with many retoraaag shows not magazine; Entertainment Tonight. \ able to make new product, aad i all dke new piugiams getting a months-late1 ***** start on production, it'll be a real saop-and- go start dus year. FINE TUNING: Bill Bixby — half of The networks are making some noise as the Incredible Hulk, and before that if dkey can Maaae dus fitful start on die Eddie's Father, and The Magician and nasctrtrri baseball picture, but that is no- the earthling in My Favorite Martian — thing more dma a convenient excuse. What has signed with CBS to do a half-hour com- Phyllis George we'll probably get is a rush of new shows edy series starting with the 1982-83 season. by dkem-dktt-got. aad then it'll be baseball - He'll also be exec producer of the show... ptoyoffs ail over the place, and then it'll be CBS will start up a-new Friday late-night a case of anew show here and a new show program Oct. 9. called Behind the Screen. mere, wim premieres ooning me ratrnriar It's sort of a soap opera within a soap opera COMING ATTRACTIONS: Wednes- from mid-hae-October to early January. in thai it will look at the on and off-screen day (9) night, NBC-comes in with White Mixed in buwtm. for sure, win be some lives of some fictional stars of a successful Paper news special at 9:30 with a look at much ballybooed movies, most of die DavMaraah (make-believe) network soap show. Pro- the effects of poverty on urban blacks and made-far-TV sort. A recent article in Vari- ducers are same team that turns out Knots the concurrent impact on other segments of ety* dke trade pohiicatwn. put it dns way: ***** I anding. with one of them. David Jacobs, society. At 11:30 Wednesday night, and "Viewen with bale taaiKfbr baseball and being die creator of DaUas... A big BOO to Thursday and Friday. CBS lobs in high- made-for-TV films may haW precious Hole AND THE WINNER IS: The annual Yankee broadcasters Phil Rizzuto and lights of the U.S. (tennis) Open... ABC to choose from during the first month of the Emmy giveaway is once again upon us. Frank Messer who barely had one word to comes in Thursday night at 8 with premier widi CBS doing die honors Sunday night at say about die Reggie Jackson flap the night episode of Best of the West, one of the 8:30. No doubt there will be a ton of words it was such big news. It was a pitiful, small number of new series that are ready to And whik I've yet to sample any of the written afterwards about how die ceremo- closed-mouth, performance which under- join the schedule. Word-of-mouth on the new shows, from what I've read, and from nies dragged on and how there were too scored dramatically just who holds the bot- series has been good, unlike most of the t I've heard from people who have pre- many awards and too many long accept- tom lines to the announcers'booth in Yank- new programs. But that's only word-of offerings, dkere ance speeches. All dial notwidistanding. ee Stadium. Holy Cow, it certainly isn't mouth, and I certainly take no responsibil- > bide to choose from the Emmycast still stacks up as one of die Ch. II. ity. I'll see it for the first time along with Police, police. most attractive shows of die year for any- everyone else... Saturday (12) night, at 8. poace. way one friend described one wim more than just a passing interest in Ch. 13 repeats its recent repeat of much- he'd seen. ("New" cops include the tube. ***** acclaimed CBS News special of 1960. Angie Dickinson. Robert Stack. Mike Harvest of Shame. Broadcast originally Ed Asner—if you don't know that he is FOCUS: Gorgeous Phyllis George is OHnOf*. KOCI nWDOl aKI JAttnCS AT- night before Thanksgiving that year, it Lou Grant then you probably shouldn't back for another season of CBS' NFL To- drew large amount of attention to the sor- s.) uuuicf waKnmg me ceremonies —- ano day, the football reDOfl wtuch turned into a rowfully poor conditions of migrant work- Shirley MacLaine will host the affair. real-life soap opera last season after a ers in America. At 10 same night. NBC ***** NBC's Hal Street Bines copped die most whole lot of bad blood was spilled between trots out the annual Miss America pageant. nominations, an astounding 21.1 can't re- a number of the show's participants. Miss Rugged Ron Ely is back for second year NEWS NEWS: Ch. 2 and Ch. 7 < member any show, especially a weekly George, die wife of Kentucky governor dean last week wan me worst-kept stcrf ti grabbing that many, except for John Y. Brown, was reduced to tears one oa dke local sceae. aad dM is that they wiH •. which my memory tells me did ab- afternoon last fall when showmate Jimmy (Continued on page 21) a TMatOF WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 9-15.1981 ^ HEARSAY The first producuon Ptamfield's New Jency Theatre Forum's I98I-S2 season. TW Gin Ganw which will play from Oct. StoNov 1. will be directed by Daa Held Mr. Hckf has directed and or choreog- raphed more than 30 productions in region- al, uock. Off Broadway and dinner thea- ter* He is known locally for directing Knack Kaock at the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival, and. he » id to direct the muucal Working for Momclair State College Mr Held's other credits in- clude being the resident director of die Nas- vau Repertory Theatre on Long Island where he directed such shows as Thai ClannafeaaMp Seanm and Side by Side by Smmdtmkm. Last season he directed ROOM* and Jaliet at Equity Library Theatre. Lore's Labdar's Lost at the Chem Lane and Ummm Service at the Manhattan Punchline Mr Held is the resident director of die American Jewish Theatre in New York where he has directed Paddy Cheyefsky's The Tenth Maa. Eric Bcndcy's From the MflMNTI wT PMRMtt IHMBV SAO I ICfIIIAfl Wquk\ The Cahtr Mutiny Co tiat Janette M. WMkr of Princeton, spe- cial consultant and advocate for gifted education, presented a talk on later- dhifcjiliMij work far Ike Gifted, at the World Conference on the Gifted, held in Montreal. Quebec, from August 21 lo 26 The workshops for gifted educator* from the world delegation were held at the Queen Elizabeth Actor Robert Laachester talked to aspiring actors at last year's open house at McCarter Tehatre. Thb year, the theater Ms Winter works with the Institute for and the Princeton Art Association have Joined to offer Art Sunday, an open invitation to see backstage at McCarter and the Gifted** workshops at Trenton State enjoy several artworks from the association. The event takes place all day Sunday, Sept. 13. College, where she is an adjunct professor of writing She was a National Educational Policy fellow in 1980 on die Gifted and The A former employee of Artists in the ton Art Association in Princeton, she has told them they "deserve a lot of credit for Arts in Washington. DC. and has con- Schools in New York City. Ms Wittier is also presented a panel presentation at the choosing to do such a hard production." sulted for gifted education schools in Phi- also a published poet and works in Oriental University of WyomingV)earlier this sum- The Players also received a guided tour ladelphia. New Jersey. Connecticut and brushwork and photography. An affiliate mer, on psycholinguistjcs and the applica- backstage by the national touring com- New York with American Pen Women and the Prince- tion of perception in teaching composition. pany's stage manager. "I urge the residents of Franklin Township to take part." Harris said, Tube View adding that attending the play "is a fine Franklin's King Arthur. Bob Thick, met way to demonstrate support from the com- Boston's King Arthur. Richard Harris. munity." last, week when the Franklin Community (Con• !••• • rl fm n ••• pate 20) Crosby contemporaries are featured... Players traveled, some by van and others Project Camelot'has many facets, in- Monday (14) night's Shakespeare Play on by train. ta see the noted British actor in cluding mounting the production of the alter replacing long-time host Bert Parks If Ch 13 is The Bard's Last work. Henry Camelot at the Metropolitan Theater in musical. The aim of the project is tp make you want a bigger shock than Miss America VIII Tuesday night. CBS News takes Boston. life barrier-free for disabled persons.and to mtght provide. Ch 13 at same time unreels look at future technology. specifically what encourage everyone to "Make your Came- lot a reality through education." which is 1914 horror flick. The Raven. Boris Kar things will be like in the year 2000. Al same The Lemer and Loewc musical is being loff and Beta Lugou top the cast Much •me.Ch 13 looks back with documentary the theme of the fall adult/community 1 readied now by the Players, a component of education program. later, at 3 am . Ch . 9 lets loose with The about Edward Teller, scientist known as Franklin Township Adult/Community Starter Mob, I960 t'nt—ctabtrt film "The Father of the Hydrogen Bomb ' Ch. Education, as pan of the^ujt school's wrth Robert Stack doing his Eliot Ness 13 follows up at nine with Gilbert and Sulli- Residents will receive the new adult participation in the 1981 International Year routine Sunday afternoon, at 12:30. Ch van's Yeoman of the Guard. A little lower school catalogs, listing over 100 courses, of Disabled Persons. 5 airs classic John Wayne. John Ford west- culture can be found same time on CBS during the first week of September. Reg- ern. TW Searcher*. Besides Thaa Duke, with Portrait of a Stripper, a 1979 tele istration dates are announced in the book- the 1956 hone open about five-year search flick starring lovely Lesley Ann Warren After the performance, which was let. Those who haven't received the for young kinfolk kidnapped by Conv and Edward Herrmann, who has distin- staged for a capacity crowd of 4.200. Har- brochure by September 10 can call the adult anches abo stars Natalie Wood, the late guished himself in number of roles in re- ris met with the local acting company and school office to get one, 201-545-4229. Jeffrey Hunter and Ward Bond The cent years, including Franklin Roosevelt in Emmies are handed out on CBS at 8:30 the Franklin and Eleanor TV dramas. Much Sunday night. Ch 5. starting at 8. counters later, at 2 am.. Ch. S sneaks in sensitively- Emmycast with two-hour special. Mag done David aad Lisa, 1962 movie about Crwnj: Ms Ufc and Leaead. Dozens of two disturbed teen-agers. It's hard to find a nice person Why not let us make it easier for you? kaVH CALL FOR PROGRAM 184 MassM Strttt Suit. 1003 Princeton. NJ 08540 (609) 921-8558 WEE* OF SFTOKI9-15.1»I TIME OF 21 OKI SCREEN 6 Werewolf no laughing beast By THOMAS SMONET at times all three roles, the werewolf him- self (werewolves are always male, at least Waal kind of title is Aa in the movies) is the embodiment of drama- tic conflict. best like m Abbott aad CbrteJJo comedy. The American werewolf. David Kessler Few would gads that this is the strongest (played by David Naughton). carries this honor itlni of tae scaaon. off.especially well. He is a good-looking, An appealing American colkge kid tour- likable kid with a sense of humor. He can- ing Britain has an ugly run-in with a wild not believe what is happening to him. Afterward, he is afflicted with gory Yet. to a certain extent, like all tragic in which he imagines himself a figures, he cooperates in his destiny. He and traveling buddy Jack Goodman (Grif- fin Dunne) ignore repeated warnings to "stay on the road — keep clear of the review moon." Across the moors they march — into danger. A wolf attacks. Jack is killed, and David, trying to rescue him. is muti- raging bent. His girlfriend tells him. "I'm lated. lorn between feeling very sorry for you and you terribly attractive. ENTER THE LIKELY victim or pat- Attractiveness of the monster has been sy, the nurse who cares for David in a the special appeal of werewolf tales down London hospital. Alex Price (Jenny Agut- through the ages. More than aay other ter) She falls for the cute collegian despite monsicT. die werewolf—the gentle human her own misgivings and warnings from who under a full moon is helplessly trans- David: "I'm not safe to be with. You've got formed into a savage wolf— wins the sym- to stay away from me." Like Little Red pathy of onlookers. Riding Hood, she plays cozy with » wolf, A lot of dramatic liieratuic can be analy- ignoring obvious danger signals. Dr. Hirsch (John Woodvine) examines the patient/werewolf. zed through a penecutor-victim-rescuer The would-be rescuer is. as is tradition- tnangk At crisis points, characters change al, a wise father-figure with scientific Woodvine). who pays extra attention to roles, moving around the triangle Playing knowledge. This time it is a doctor (John David's strange case. His help proves too (Continued on page 23 ) DINING GUIDE AlO«MaT t RARMIUR 28 With p. Prin- CHEZ ODETTE. S. River Rd., Rt. 32. New Hope, Pa. EAGLE TAVERN 429 S. Broad St., Trenton, N. J. ceton. Fresh seafood, choice steaks, unique daiy Serene dining and cocktails on the Delaware. specials on the patio. Lunch Mon.-Sat. 1150 - Lunch Mon-Fr 11-2.c0; Dinner nightly except French - Continental cuisine. Live entertainment. Mondays from 6 PM; Sunday Brunch; Parties; 250; Dinner Mon.-Thurs. 550 - 10, Fri. & Sat. Sun. Champagne brunch. Open 7 days for lunch 550. - 1050. (609) 924-665$, Closed Sun. July ft Banquets and catering. (609) 393-1765. and dinrw 12 to 11. For reservations 215-862-2773 Aug. AMDVS Tavern 6 Restaurant. 244 Alexander St., THE CLAY POT Restaurant, Rt. 1 & Major Road, FEEDBAG Princeton Shopping Center, Harrison Princeton. N. J. Open 7 days. Lunch, Dinner. South Brunswick. Serving luncheon. Cocktails, St., Princeton, N. J. Mon.-Fri. 8:30 - 9:30, Sat. 850 Cocfctass. Fri. Shrimp in the Basket Special. (609) unlimited salar bar. fresh seafood, and a specialty - 4. Smorgasbord. Fri. Eve. & regular menu. BYOB 924-5666. in barbequed baby back ribs. (201) 297-6678. (609)924-8441. ANNEX Restaurant 128 Vi Nassau St. Princeton COACH ft FOUR Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge, THE FOOLISH FOX Rt. 206, 3% mi. north of Prin- Mon. • Sat- 1150 to 1 am. Luncheon, Dinner. Rt. 33, Hightstown, N.J. Dancing and en- ceton. Prime Ribs, Seafood. Lunch, dinner & after Cockta**. Large selection of Itefcan & American tertainment with Sal Trippi Tues. thru Sun. theatre. Mon.-Sat. 11:30 -1 AM, Sun. 5-1 AM. En- food & seafood at reasonable prices. 609-921- evenings. Luncheons & dinners. For reservations tertainment Fri. & Sat. eves. Cocktails. (609) 924- 7S65. call 1609) 448-2400. 0262. FOUNDERS INN just off Cranbury Road, Monroe •LUC RAM Rt. 532 Washington Crossing, Pa. Tues. CONQUISTADOR. Hilton Inn, Monmouth St., East' Windsor, N.J. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Served Twp/ Jamesburg. 201-521-0319. Charming at- Sal 11:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. Sunday, noon to 2 a.m. mosphere, soup-n-salad bar, cozy lounge, steaks, Brunch 12-3. Entertainment nightry, Sundays, 4-8. Dairy. Elegant Continental Dining, Winner 1981 Menu of the Year Award, Cocktails Available. Italian cuisine, fresh seafood, gourmet specials. (215)493-1262 Cocktails. Live music Fri/Sat, moderate prices. (609)448-7000. s FRANKLIN PARK INN. Rt. 27 Franklin Park, (next •UXTON'S COUNTRY RESTAURANTS with COUNTY LINE INN Steaks, Seafood, Italian to Bank) German, Hungarian, American Cuisine. locations in Rocky HI, Jamesburg. Nassau St.. ft Dining. US Hwy. 206, Skillman. Mon.-Fri. Lunch Lunch & Dinner. Live entertainment Fri. & Sat. Hightstown. Serving btaakfaat. lunch & dinner. 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m.. Dinner 5 p.m.-H; Sat. Dinner 5 eves.; Sun. afternoon 5 - 10 Hungarian Gypsy Featuring daiy specials. Check our ad for Happy p.m.-12. Sun. Dinner 4 p.m.-9. Cocktails available. Hour. Open 7 days from early to late. (201)369-6300. Music; Sun. Dinners begin 1 p.m.; Closed Tues. M/C&Visa. (201) 297-1100. CRANtURY INN 21 South Main St., Cranbury, N.J. CAR 13-15 Kline's Court. LambertviNe. N.J. GERARD'S Continental Cuisine, 8 V4 CoryeH St. at tnten cuisine in an atmosphere of elegance. Lunch Tues.-Fri. 11:30-2:30. Dinner Tues.-Thurs. 5- the Porkyard, Lambertville, N.J. Dinner 6-10130, Sat Tues.-Sat 6 p.m.-10 p.m.. Sun. 4 p.m.-8 p.m. 9. Fri. & Sat. 5-10. Sun. Dinner 12-8 P.M. Private & Sun. Brunch 12-2 p.m. Closed Tues. BYOB. gg (609) 397 2631. parties. Cocktails. Entertainment Fri. & Sat. Reservations preferred (609) 397-8035. Sunday Brunch 12-3 evenings. 609-655-5595. Closed Oct. 7 thru Oct. 13. p Awe., LavvrenceviRe, N.J. GREENUNE 175 Nassau St., Princeton. N. J. (609) AbsoluteJy homemade. French/Polish cuisine. m MATTIA-S Restaurant & Lounge, 1 N. Main St., 683-0240. Featuring fresh, whole foods, whole Breakfast 7-950. Lunch 1150-250 Mon.-Sat. Alentown. N. J. Italian-American Cuisine. Dining grain breads, vegetarian specials. Mon, Thru Sat. Dinner 6:30-950 Thurs.-fn.-Sat; Sun. Brunch 10-1. room hrs. Tues.-Thurs. 5 p.m.-9 p.m., Fri.-Sat. 5- Breakfast 8-1150 a.m. Lunch 11:30 - 2 p.m. Tea 2- BYO Wine. naaarwaiMM recommended. Small 10, Sun. 3-8. Cocktaas (609) 259-9128. 550 p.m.. Dinner 550 - 850 p.m. '(BYOB) n TMRTHPF WEEK OF SEPTOlotR^H. 1981 ON SCREEN 22) bole, too late. Frmd Jack, a connection to werewolf lore, return from the dead, or the uadead. 10 give farther wniap to David. These negative prophetic* may be setf-falfilkag la any event, when David foes against die warnings, he provides further evidence (tut he chooses to do what he does. Werewolf stories caa be icca as religious (possession by the devil, dual nature of man>. psychological (psychopathic delu- sion. sadistic projection, or medical (rabies, epilepsy, atcohoitsm). However iMcrprcted. the stories usually suggest that all the character! help seal the werewolf's fate The Greeks and Romans told of were- wolves In this century, at least two dozen films released in America have dealt'with the subject, tuning with The WercweaTin 1913. The list includes the classic. The Waif MUM (1941). which David discusses uthtsriim. and The Cancer the Wera- weST< 1961 l.whkh Alex says she has seen In recent yean, the genre moved into self- parody, and to many people the title Aa Aaacfftcas lVcreweeT an Leaoea might Miggest such comedy. TRUE. THE MOVIE never takes Kself entirely seriously. The soundtrack quirkily include* three renditions of Blue Moon" by Bobby Vmton. Sam Cookc and the Mar- cels. Throughout, there is a fair share of comic relief- But Robert Payater's photography relen- David (David Naughton) watches in terror as his hands begin to elongate. tlessly establishes the mood of horror. Glimpses of London life — punken on the somehow believing in this frightening tale. This movie should be retitled. The be forewarned it is not a joke. irffirrTyiitiiBii laaavveusBBai ijajris on me Mostly it is die likability of David that Slaughtered Lamb (referring to an eerie telly — add realism Fine performances hooks us. He winningly presents the pub the-toys encounter in the Midlands). throughout a large cast (a DM of character in strange blend of fate and choice that made BewmtFthe Moors or even Werewolf FUf awrfc if rated Jt./f contain* rfafcot gore every part) plus extraordinary special werewolf tales favorite morality plays for Nightmare would be better. This is a fine too strong lor $ootc JMMJT tMttt§r MwDon JCCBCS effects m makeup by Rick Baker keep us centuries. telling of a traditional tale. People should mndpntm*,. DINING GUIDE HENRY WOT* lATBtV 2944 Orunswicfc Pice (Rt. NASSAU INN, Palmer Square, Princeton (609) 921 - PJ*s PANCAKE HOUSE 154 Nassau St., Princeton • i. laBMHvnoawuaa. ewvanaai cr uuncn, TseoarmQ 7500. Four cf Met ant restaurants: The Greenhouse. (609) 924-1353. Homemade specialties are hornsrnsda aoupa. quichss. fresh The Tap Room, The Main Dining Room on features in a large menu. Breakfast is served all tf^eaaBaBBaBBB'BfaafeeBaa1 aaaSaiQ^tfSa^a^aB^PttS^^aa^ak ^aHBttpft a^^aaa^taa^dna^a^Mi ^^^L^^^^B^MML weekends, and The Terrace Cafe in good weather. day along with food for the whole family at af- vavwvw, ivuvncniit #wc» \#0iewinp. upon Breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night suggestions. fordable prices. Open 7 days from early to late. Mon-fri. BYO6 18081882-8080. SCANTICON Conference Center & Hotel, Princeton THE KaNOI WHARf m »• mtmd n 110 NOtTH CHINA Mandarin Er Szechuan Cuisine, 36 Ava. Forrestal Center, Rt 1, N J. 3 Exciting Restaurants; Aw. t I 287 & S27. Wrtherspoon, Princeton, NJ. Mon.Tburs. 11:30-10 The Elegant Black Swan, The Gracious Courtyard & Lunch & Davier daay; Light ft Fri. 11:30-11, Sat 11^0-11 Sun. 1:00-10. BYOB. The Charming Tivoli Gardens.' Continental & Gourmet daningi Mon.-Sun. 7 ajn.-11 pjn.. Sun. Carry out aarvka. Dewy Lunch Specials 11:30-3:00. Danish cuisine. Also 4 lounges. 609-452-7800. Brunoh 10J0 a.m.-2J0 pjn. 201 •GGOfiBOQ. SOUPE DU JOUt BlackweN Ave. & Rte. 518, French CuWne 5-7 Witheripuoo St.. OVBI TMi MdOOi INN Continental Cuisine. Ap- N. J. Mon.-Set. Ctoeed on Sunday. HopeweN. N. J. Lunch Mon. - Sat. 1130 - 230; pktgsrth Road, Monroe Township, N. J.; Lunch, Wed. Nrte coffee house 8-11 p.m., Candkrftte din- Lunch. Dinner. Cocktaas Dinner. Cocktails. Open 7 days 809-4484630. 80B-821-2798. ner Fri. 630 - 930 (609) 466-3777. Lf POTT MAXMA S. Main St.. Vardkay. Pa. Tuaa. - PAOOOA specializing in Szechuan & Hunan STAGE COACH INN 55 Main St, Kingston, NJ. Sat. &30 - 10 p.m. Tuaa.. Wed. 6 Thurs. Free cooking. 1342 Brunswick Ave., Trenton, NJ. (at' Italian, American & German Cuisine. Mon.-Fri. Salad with dawer. (2151493-0844. U.S. 1 & Brunswick Circle). Mon-Thurs 12-10 pm. Lunch 11-2:30; Mon.-Sat Dinner 5-10. Rooms for Fri & Sat 12-11 pm. Sun 4:30-10 pm. (609)392- 1S Private Parties. BYOB. (609) 921-9796. 1122. II POTT VUfcBf. Warren Pisa Weat. Rto. 130. PfACOCK INN 20 Bayard Lane (Route 206 near SZECHUAN GARDEN Mercer Mall, Rt. 1, East Wlndaor. NvJ^ French Cuawie. July & August. Nassau St.) Princeton, NJ. Lunch, Dinner, LawrencevtHe, NJ. Fine Chinese Cuisine. Lun- Fn & Set. 6 p.m 10 p.m.. Cocktails availabie. By Cocktsfls Mon.-Sst Ctoeed Sun. Major Credit Cards cheon, Dinner, Take Out. Bring your own wine . RaasnaMion 1809} 4484670. Accepted. Lodgings available (609) 924-1707. 609-452-1525. PHONO EXPRESS Chinese Cuisine. 31 Station Dr., THE TERRACE at the Marketplace, Princeton, NJ. Continantal Cumna. Friday & Satur/ Princeton Jet, N. J. Tues. - Thurs. 1130 • 2, 5- Seafood & Natural food recipes. Open for lunch day by iaaar«e4iuii onh/. Rte. 202-31. Ringoea, N J. 930; Fri.. Sat. 1*:30 - 2. 5-10. Suri. 1-9^609-799- under skylight Mon-Sat. Dinner by candlelight (2011792-7803. 1 -3334. B YOWme Carry out ( Thurs. & Fri. nights. BYOB. (201)821-8822. NOW PLAYING *^**^a^aaj ^Pfc^aWBa^P lay va^aaaj Do- Muaaum. 16 Mapta St. East Brunswick; Sapt Theatre. Btoomfietd College. Frankliq and Fre- VaWoaVU atonlaf aVatS flOfK by 12 and 13. opan Saturdays and Sundays. mont Streets. Bloomfiekl; Aug. 14 to Sept. 19.8 ^ . andpan and 5 pm.. 201-254-4600. traa. p.m.. 201-429-7662. ART artf has by Larson Bvfyft n bionn. tton9 snd wood aoutoaaoa by D | Endgame. Jytartinsville Methodist Church. Washington Valley Way. Martinsville; : art gtoaa ceramic* and Jewelr- MUSIC weekends. 8 p.m.. 201 -545-6879. i and prints oti T. Stonaajre SmdkvGeaary. Routo 202. Far rsas; opon Tuaaday to Saairdaya 11 am. v« 5 Saw rAf\ PoVaw JWvjf VVflSOflai __. - _ _ - Tha Prisoner of Second Avenue by Neil pm: 201-234-2881. eMuSt-, Pnnoion. afvuuQpSflpC- 30^ PtwoaTi4»tat# \ lor PMnooton Pro MuatoBi Waat* Simon. McAteers Stony Brook of Watchung PaaataWapS Oy ^"•V O**lr^Vy *Vau 9*s8paV0 KaWaOaW* ' Choir Coaaga. towar teval of Tatoott Dinner Theatre, 154 Bonnie Burn Road, rand Art 1 ly. Fast Nasonal Bank ol Canaal Jsraay. Rocky Ubrary, Princaton; Sapt. 8 to 14. 609-883- Watchung; to play continuously, for times cat School. Ouram Ro .Pa.; opan by HB. trough Aug. 31; pnras and paMngs by- 1890. 201-322-7200. Posy Coto. Cantor tor I lia» •aslr«. 760 AtoK- appoimment 215-968-6970. andar Rd.. Princeton, trough Aug. 31; 609- Oklahoma .Ewing High School's Summer i by Jm Haba at tie Greerane Maw YorkPhBMiiimiau Woodwaxl QufcHat. 921-9173. annual Santor Adults Picric Hokndal Park; Theatre. 900 Parkway Ave\. Trenton; Sept 9 to Dinar on Mimii St.. Princaton. through Labor 12, 8:15 p.m.; senior citizen performance. Day: 608-683-0240 Sapt 9. 230 pm., 201-842-4000. Tlio OaM Una's Sept. 8, 7:15 pm. 609-771 -1300. Jan Jam Saoaton, various artsu. The Blue noadJnqa from poetry, fiction and drama by of Itehoantury Ram. Rt 532 at Taytorsville Rd.. Washington's Cecelia B. Hodges. NJ. State Museum. 205 Simon Paltry. 20 Church St. Crossing. Pa. Sundays. 3 to 7 p.m.. 215-493- W. State St.. Trenton; Sept. 9. noon, 609-292- MontctoJr trough Oct. 3. opan Tuaadaya to 6464. o-iaao, trough Saturday*. 1130 am to 5 30 p.m.; opining SaappaV Out Harrah's Mwina Hotot-Casino. afWQUQh Sopt. 8. rsoopaon. Sapt 12.1 to 5 pm. 201 -783-5480. atafouQf) Spring of 1902; Broadway by tha Saa Theatre, Atlantic City; Good Friends by Louis Revese. Sept. 11 to dafly (axcapt Mondays), through Oct. 2. 8 and Oct. 4, Fridays and Saturdays. 8:30 p.m.. Sun- «wid Ro~ 11 p.m. 609-441-5165. days. 2:30 p.m.; a reading of Galatea's Hands. nounp •no •nunw wyws, 1262. Sept. 14 and 15,8:30 p.m.; Mid Hill Playhouse. gftabyOa«pa«r«alayMo Front and Montgomery Streets. Trenton: 609- opaning nwapaon. Rutgara UnVaraNy Art Qa»- 292-6464. ivfy. voofnvM nM, nwiiMon SM OH MgM Jazz. Thursdays. Original Trenton g lp pg Brunaartok. Sapt 12, S to 10 p.m. Conaahousa. 15 South Broad St. Trenton; Whoso Ufa Is H Anyway? Edison Valley Aug. 15; Newark MUMWD. 48 Washington St. 609-396-7665. Playhouse, 2196 Oak Tree Rd.. Edison; Sept. * .201-733-6800 Art oy Hoitwrt E. rwtk% Snwion 11 to Oct. 11. Fridays and Saturdays. 8:30 Fraahotd; Sapt 20 to Oct 17; opaning wtna Transon CMc Opera Company, benefit con- p.m.. Sundays. 7:30 p.m.. 201-755-4654. and ehaaaa lacaptton. Sapt 20. 4 to 7 p.m.. cart War Memorial Auditorium. Trenton; Sept. 13. 5 p.m.. 609-392-2433. by Rtohard K. 201 •462-8811. No Place to be Somebody. Crossroads f of the Tn-County Art Maoriaion. Gat- Stockton WMams Bond, Sept 10; Tha Theater, 414 George St.. New Brunswick; lary 100.100 timm St. Princaton; Aug. 15. Da*an4eM.conafruc»oraoncanvMbyMar- Sept. 11 to Oct. 11, 201-249-5560. 10 am. to noon, and 1 to 3 pm.: and Fianfcan Name. Sept. 11; Auguat. Sapt 12; Chat da Oyg* King. Rmgara Unhraraltya Douglaai Botna. Sept. 13; poetry rearing and aldo Stale Bank. Man St. Kingston. Sapt. 26.9 to 1 CoHaga. Maba< Douglaas Library. Chap* Agatha Christies Ten Urtlelnoians. Renaiss- pm. 600-44 show. Sept. 14; Spiritual Energy Cotecttve. DnVa. Htm Brunawtek; ttwough Sapt. 18.201- Sept. 15; John & Peters Place. 96 S. Mam St.. ance Theatre Company, 519 Garden St., 932-7315. Naw Hope. Pa; 215-862-9951. Hoboken; Sept. 11. 12, 18, 19, 25 and 26. 8 trough p.m.. and Sept. 13,20 and.27.3 p.m.; 201 -792- of Bucfca County's S«pti3.Con- Alia 17th Century Music Concert. Trenton City 2190. trough OOct VMaga. Lahaa- Museum, Ellarslie in Cadwalader Park. ka. Pa. traugh Sapt. 9. 215-794-8406. Trenton; Sept. 9, 609-969-3632. Sea How They Run. Hunterdon Hills Play- tirojugh Sapt 27: Whaney Muaaum of Amer- house, Route 173. Bridgewater; Sept. 16. to En- can Art Madwon Avenue at 75 Slraat New Short Works by Tr •.Jewish play continuously, 201-758-4020. mmantal Educatio York Cay. 212-570-3633 i Cantor. 190 Lord Sari- Community Center, 999 Lower Ferry Rd.. mg Rd.. BaaMng Rklge; Sept. 8 to Oct 4,201- Trenton; Sept. 12. 8:30 p.m.. 609-883-9550. Palntlnua by Ewing Art Group. Lamoertville 766-2489. , aaaja by Pnntmatong House. 32 Bridge St.. LambertviHe; through Counat. Hanry Chauncay Conhiranea Cantor. Crystal Ship. Sept. 1'1. 7:30 p.m.; Southatde September, open dairy. 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.. and OpartngVou|YoungAf«atoofHun»»rdonCowBr . vwough Octobar 2. paMbMja by Yun-fo Uraj Sundays, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. ty. Huntordon Art Cantor. Old Stone MM. Can- Johnny and tha Aabury Julias, Sapt. 12. 4 of Taraan. Conant Hal. trough Auguat 14. to.r«jraardoni and 8 p.m.; Gary "U.S." Bonos. Sept 13. 4 tor Street Canton; Sapt 4 to 20. open Tues- t Taaang Sarvtoa. Cartor and Roaa- and 8 p.m.; Six Flags Great Adventure. Muatrationa by Andrew Cerniski, South days toFridayaito4 p.m., and weekends. 1 to . Pmcaton. opan «aahdaya 9 «>n Jackson; 201-928-3500 Brunswick Public Library, Kingston Lane. Mon- am. and 2 to 4 pm. 609-734-5568 5 pm. 201-735-8415. mouth Junction; through Sept. 30. 201-821- Sounand ML String Band, btuegrass. Sept. 8224. i Show by Crntra Cartsr 11; N. Chartoa Leader, electric acoustic and n. 1071 Fifth Sandar. a oommarcial arttot who has workad comedy. Sept. 12; Eatery Amulede. Otoe En- Abstract paintings by Lois Btonder, Doris Ava. Na« York Cty; Jury 31 to Sapt 27. 212 and taught in Princaton alnoa tw aarty 50s. at glah Square. Monmouth Junction; 201-329- Hytand and Joan Townssnd. Art Alliance -1300 tha Naaaau Club in Princaton. ttwough Labor 2777. Gallery. 101 Monmouth St.. Red Bank, through Day. Oct. 7; opening reception, Sept. 13.5 to 7 p.m., 201-872-0413. Art by anger, songwriter and i Rna Art Qatary. Routo » and —»-•• > Etchings, Wood Carvings, and musician. Middlesex County Coaage gymna- BMPxa, by Marda WNson, LounQs B, sium, Edison campus; Sapt-. 12, 7:30 p.m.. MCCC Alumni Show, Mercer County Com- na^v rfaarw; aauugn aapvnaiar, opan Mon- \ ConavH Hal. Educational Tasting Sar- 201-548-6000. ext 327. munity College. Library Gallery. West Windsor; 10 ajn. to 440 pm. and • opening Sept. 11. 7 to 9 p.m., 609-586-4800, 10 am to 8 pm. 201-431-0838- vioa, Roaadata and Cartor Roads, Prin- ext. 229. caton; through Sapt 30.609-734-5569. U.S. Marina Band Concert Longwood Gar- dena Kernel! Square. Pa; Sept. 13. 2 and 7 p.m., 215-388-6741. Award-whining nature photographs from Art Tha Da»atopmant of . Crook the Northeast Natural Science League Com- oi f%w Arta tmugh Sapt 27 andQoonja petition. Sept. 12 to Nov. 15: 18th century Printa, Rutgart Univarstty Art Gallary. i Jordan, amphitheater in the park. West New Road, Kendal Park; Sept. 13,2 p.m.; (if it ••DftwWsWwt mrougn \JCL 4, cyvs on i fwnon, of a Ported: Tha Voorhaas HaM. Naw Brunswick; Sapt. 13. through Oct 4; 1981 Teen Arts Exhibit. ttwough Oct 25. 201-932-7084 rains, concert w* be in Community Center, Monmouti West New Road Park) 201-329-4000. ext. 259. through Oct. 25; Pine Barrens Photographs, Muaaum. BrooKdato Community Coaaga; through Nov. 1; N.J. Ceramics from tha taough No* 8. ctoaad Mondays Craft Oomonatratlona. East Brunswick Museum CoBactton, through Oct. 4: Indoor Sculpture Garden, through Oct. 4; South- wmoaor ragnoHOwn unonaa, music wast Man Pottery, through September; N.J. room of the Krepe School. East Windaor; Sept. State Museum. West State Street, Trenton. The New 14. 8 to 10 p.m.. 609-771-3072. 609-292-6306. free 1981-1982 Symphonic Orchestra's School for SMnajTi2X&laamfali. Music House. The Opan House. Summit Art Center. 68 Elm St., LawrencevWa School. Routo 206. Lawrence- Summit; Sept. 12 and 13. reception for instruc- Musk Study vilto; Sept. 15. 7 to 630 p.m.. 201-297-0528. tors, Sept. 13.2 to 5 p.m.; 201 -273-9121, free. 1 Fofc Coneort, with Dave RounsaviHe and Burington's Hrstorical Society's 5th annual Planxty Tanner. Hunferdon County Library. art show and sale. Gummere House Gar- Meeting Room 1. Routo 12. Flemington: Sept. dens. 222 Wood St., Burlington; Sept. 12. 9 Music Education at the Piano 10. 7:30 pm. 201-782-1158. atfti. to 5 p.m.. 201-387-9585. A Study Plan for Every Age Laomyno Price, soprano, concert, Rutgers Fourth Annual Antique Show. Tinicum Park. University. Gymnasium College Avenue. New Erwinna: Sept. 12 and 13. Brunswick: Sept 14. 8 p.m.. 201-932-7064. Preparatory Department • Adult Department Antique does and grandmother's trunk featuring antique dothing from 1880s to 1920s. Professional Department Hillsborough Public Ubrary. Amwell Road. DRAMA Belle Mead: through September. 201-359- Call today for full details: 609-921-2900 3916. Faculty Show, multi-media. Trenton State Stow by Stow by Sondheim, Actor s Cafe College. Trenton: Sept. 17 to Oct. 4, for hours 24 TIME OFF WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 9-15. 1981 Week of September 9-16 9-13, and New Jersey's Ak in and Herbert Wiesmger, three-time Wot German natJoo- 15-27. Tkfccts ITkketron are featured performers in new 46th edition of Ice Follies I Co—ectict. I Holiday On Ice Combined Snows at New York City's Madison Sqi 1609-771-2368. ftm St. Tranton; Sapt 10. 7 pjn.. 609-292-6464, tree. t. anlsrtainmani Prtnoeton Communty Pleyars, 171 Broad- maad. Prtncaton. Sapt 13. 4 to 7 pm.. 609- , symposHm with 921- •feaftt DnpBa^aJsat I anvii, vr > HOD DeTmMn, I MERCER COUNTY 4-H CLUBS and Lean Staahbsrg. pert of *Eyaa on Tranton' losaval. Naw Jersey 8ta*s Museum. 206 Wast STUDY | i St. Trenton; Sapt 12. 2 p.m.. 609-292- i PertawanH Arts Canlar. 25A MMh- arapoon St. Pitnaejn; Mondays, trough s>» FOR KIDS | M. 730 pm. 609-924-1917 or 921-6271. aavar MnlchJ, Thanh, and Rocky * But- Art wtnlato 8How, ftbnt, Soutti Bfunswick PubSc Hood and Proapacs UbfaVy, Kingston L&fW, Monmoutti Junction; Far '. 201-234-2345 Sapt 12. 1 pm. 201-821-8224. fnta. are presenting a . ciapnam r*ancK riot- program on tor young paopto (12 to 16 dart. Lawranoa Branch a* Marcar County Ub- Otf) by Juo> UngBo. Lawranoa Branch y > g rary. Lawranca Shopping Canlar, Rt. 1. C Tranton. Saturday, September 12 of Maroar Coirty Ubrary. Roula 1 Sapt 15. 4 p.m.. 609-682-9246 Sapt 9. 4 pjn . 600-682-9246 at the Parteraang Aft BiancbkOf Marcar County Library. Lawrenc* t UnaadM«»oc*al Church. Mariiniyiat. Shoppflg Cantar. Rt 1. Tranton; Sapt. 16. 4 I PRINCETON SHOPPING CENTER I aponao»ad by Somarsai County ThaaurA—o- p m . 609-882-9246. fraa 201-545-6879 tor morantormaaon 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. MISCELLANY j Look for: County Photography Club. St Johns Et*~rmmi f^-rch, SornarvWa: second • Seeing Eye Puppy Club Tha Jartt Kandal Hal. Tranton Statt Ccaaga. jnd fourth Tuesdays of each month. 201-526 iMaood Lahas. Tranton: Sapt 12 and 13. 8 1186 • On-going demonstrations in pm. 609-771-2368 Eyae on Trenton, two-month Arts Festival. fine arts, food, flowers, exnfees, concerts, pleys. and lectures, spon- sored by TAWA (Tranton AnMs Workshop woodworking »saoctaaon). Tranton; through Oct. 25. 609- a Lively Livestock 4-H Club LECTURES | 393-2408 or 586-4800. ext 334 and 229 Naw Jaraay Sotta Fair. Rt 33 at Ward Ava- will show rabbits and goats ~ nua. Tranton: Sapt 11 to 20. 609-587-6300 • 1981 4-H Queen and ly Cures. PMnceton Weavers Quid, maaang. g State Public Speaking winner Rocky Hal First Nattonai Bar* of Central and tocaaon. Phslps MM. Ri. 32. Naw Hops. Jersey. Rl 518, Rocky Hi: Sapt 10.7 30p m. Pa:Sapt. ii.7to9p.m..Sapt 12.10a.m to4 a Information about 4-H pm; judging«*• ba Sapt. 13. 215-862-5880 Day, sponsorad bv tha Nawtown H«- (Conttnued on page 26) WEEK OF S£PTlMKIt 9-15.1981 TIMC-OFF NOW PLAYING win Debbw Mount Tha depreselng documentary baaed on the book by the same buaheae of a* ooming w* allects Siegfried name, by Athony Smith. (90-mins) deeply. (R) V^ 1040 Naw Jaraay NgMy Nawa (R) DANCE fcOO Hwtwii-. Tody f3our*ur Christ- Mea to heto ram and ra> family by sneaking 11:30 AuainCttyLMta—Joe By/Jerry Jeff 1 Waster are the featured entertainers tonight p Party? Corwtn Hal, PrtnoH food Horn 0w pinky. Sha learns that Ok* has ton IMmrafty: 8apL 10.730 to 840 pm 800- jomeo aw, Army, rtt stater M aiao aanwaaa Pubic Ub- 886-3641. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBB112 whan aha admits aha'a pregnant by Marie. (R) rary. 100 3. lOtt AMHM, Mn*; Sept. 15. PM on waanngnn rnap 10 am. to 3 pja, 201-7224722. v ifcQO Naw Jaraay Mgti0y Nawa (R) 4:00 Croaa Country SU School 740 (MIL, 000-904-7350. 1030 Co—»—Dr. Cart Sagan leads view 4:30 Madnaa at tha Bjou — Nostalgic re- end Marjona •n trough tha bMona of yaara and mesa of tum to the days of the fulMeogt* feature film John ft Pater's Murrey-Dodge t —~ wjm\ Via known and thavnyatartoua J by a short subject, adventure se- Hope. Pa.: Sapt 16.0 rial and a cartoon—— aMfof th© prica of a sino^o eryjSaturdey, 8 pjn.; no experience fejquhwJ, pjn.. 215-757-0487 11:30 Captionad ABC Worid Nawa admission. (R) { Tore** 6.-00 Dad"s Army- "Brain versus Brawn" kifM party and train Maybe their age is showing but their spirit is - — - • — -J - - - * - • I by the square oancwg THURSDAY. SEPTCMnm 10 i strong. Younger men beware! (R) Sapt I2.8p.nv. Qtonn Cooka oaflng. Communty Pam School 6:30 Once Upon A Classic — The Swish 307 Wwiapuun ana* Prtnoaton; Sapt 11.8 to 440 of the Curtain" (R) 1040 pm. 600-024-7545. 7:00 tmaganea Latinas — "Nicaragua Adetante" (R) Joy at y Danoa fcOO VIcBradan'aTannlaforthaFutura 7:30 Up and Coming — A Mack family in a 12.10 am. to 430 p Company.Df«wUnNaralty ;Sapti4. 6:30 Oardan State Conaumar UN — multi-racial neighborhood faces the social and 10, 201-377-7030. 8 pjn.. 201-377-4487. "Auto tnauranoa" Hoat Clara Wanaat tafta with psychological problems of the teenaged chil- Mamia Janay about how auto Inauranoa Mm dren. (R) music, and" an datonnlnad and what one muat do to fcaap 7:57 NJ Lottery Plck-R Drawing —Live 205 W. ona'a ratoa at low M poaaUa. (Live cal in) 8:00 Doftyl — Tonight's guest is Rod .8L.T1 13.800402-8308. McKuen. TELEVISION hoot B0) Hart Larry Stuatonagel looks at The 8:30 Marty Robbina'Spotlgnt — Barbara State We're In:" Mm McCuNough presents Mandrel and Jay Diamond, with The Kendalls, Tianton: Sapt 13. "Uteatytes:" Uz Matt reports on aria and enter- are tonight's guest performers. They do "Break tainment; Captain Lou reports on We in the My Mhd." -Heaven's Just A Sin Away.' "Leav- 507-8300. outdoors, and GST's hoat conducts a dtesua- ing On A Jet Plane" and other favorites. NJPTV Cft. 5Z 23, 50, 58 | aton about what people are doing m Now Cnannaia23*52Only Art l of 0M> visual Jersey. (Uve) *0Q Movies, Movies, Movies —Cry The ana perwrmwig ana, joray eponeoreo oy Detoved Country Sidney PoWer and Canada 7:30 Naw Jaraay Mohtty Nawa — Don McCartor Thaator and tie Prtnoaton Art Aseo- Lee star in this story of two men in Natal, South Torrance and'Kent Manahan. State and re- oaaon. Prtnoaton: Sapt 13. al day. 600-921 Africa. One is James Jarvis. a wealthy farmer, gional news, features and highlights, with 8700 or 021-0173. and the other. Rev. Stephen Kumalo. a black sports by B* Parrv. Parish priest (1952) 7:57 NJ Lottery Pick-* Drawing.— Uve Chamala SO ft SB 840 McLaughan'a Boat — Veteran state County Symphony 8odHy. m gl 9*0 Movies, Movies, Movies Negatives house raportar and puMtkial writer taJks with FoiHNl MuMum grounds. East Court St.. —Mad but Interesting tangents in this story of a Out—Hoat Naw Jersey governmental and civic leaders in PoyiMtown. Pa; S«pt 13. 2 p.m.. rain or couple who find sexual gratiScatton in char- wMh aduK and New Jersey. Host is John McLaugMn. ades — usually in the roles of famous wife marfltws of Atoohofcs Anonymous about tfia 830 World War I: A G.I. Diary — Four murderers. An equally offbeat female photo- crewmembers of the aircraft carrier USS HHsborOup^i Aduft problam of •jtoohotam and aoma of «ha ways grapher enters their lives. Stars Diame Cilen- na^p oviara. Liva cann •f"' ojuaaaona Frank* Is* tha story of that ship's heroism to. Peter McEnery and Glenda Jackson. (1968) Oha ship that wouldn't die") m the Pacific. Al Chameie: 23, SO, 52 ft 58 MUM sftaa^sa^a 01^a^^^^hA^^un^^^s^^k^^k^h ^P0^L^^k^^Jk^^^k "tf^aa^h^k^^A Sch l. Fkat A Rantan: Sept 14 to18 . TonlgtK — kHaaazlna v>uu •MaivffpivGv inMRra "— ounsat 201-480-2424 hoat M Hart More cooking apt Item chaf Pa- Song" Whan brother WW wads in secret and 10:30 "Colgate vs. Rut- onvaraaaona wMh Now Jaraay paopt* leaves Kkiraddte. John Gutherie suffers a gars" , raaay prwnoaa an ufnaav on ot^ stroke and Chris spends long weeks tending •42nd SMet' her bed-ridden father. (R) SUNDAY, SBTEMBB) 13 In Aaanat City: Larry Stoapnagal 1040 Naw Jaraay Mgnfly Nawa (R) tore am* to be announced. 201-5454822. tofts about The State We're m" (Uva) 1030 Amarican Short Story—The Jilting 7SS7 NJ tottery Drawtns — Uve of Granny Weatherer Granny Weatherall is 1:30 The RomagnoTs Table . part of Praaarwalon Ex- \ 8a00 AlCrsaturnOraatandSwial—-H seen on her death bad reviewing her Me and 2.-00 Antiques partanoa't Matoric ata tounx Crantunr. Sapt becomes incoherent when tha memories be- 2:30 f=ood. Wine and Friends 3.-00 Here's To Your Heafth (R) f2.Sun.toS pjn.. 800466-3738. turn* ovar a naw laaf, and Trtatan to come painful to her. The story, by Katharine Anna Porter, is set in tha early 1930s. (R) 3:30 CorauJMion 11:30 Captionod ABC Worid Nawa 440 HMory of Space Travel r Tonight 4:30 Tha Victory Garden (R) 540 WaJ Street Waak^R) s Pancakes FWDAY, 11 5:30 McLaughan'* Boat — Veteran tie* Jersey State House reporter and political writer 4.-00 John McLaughNn talks wttn newsmakers 'rom 4:30 thijughout the »ate. (R) 5:30 Untamad Worid 640 U.S. Chrcnicto — "Port of Entry" 8:00 The Victory Garden Looks at this country's immigration lawc 6:30 Oardan State Consumer Una — through the experiences of a Latino family in "Lawn Care" Heat Clara Wanaal talks with Rich CWcagc \ju9i aooui nmmg, waienng, ferDHzmg ano 6:30 Vldnga! — Series traces the history general a>-around lawn care. (Uve caN in) and conquests of the Vikings through the works 7K» Oardan Stale Tonight — Magazine of Magnus Magnussen. narrator of tha story. hoat BM Hart. Trtsh da Qasparts raports on 7:00 You Are There — With Walter schools in Naw Jaraay: Kim McCusough pro- CnxMte. "The Tragic Hour of Or. Semmel- vidaa a took al pravaiNno, "Ufastytas" in tha weis" is a reenacttr ant of the historic travaHs of •: Hart conducts conversattans with "New Dr. kjnas SemmeJwe.s, in 1850. The scenes We're right near the movie on Nassau Street Jersey People'' and chaf Pater Pratt gives are set at the Vienna Lying-m Hospital and the more tips on preparing nuti Hkmal foods—fast Harvard Medical School classroom of Dr. OMv- Pop in for a meal or snack, (Ltve) er Wendell Holmes. and stil be at the theater in time for your show. •ajk 7:30 Jack Barmy — "Ghost Town Western Torranoa and Kant Manahan, Stals and n> Sketch" Giseto MacKenziaJs Jack's guest and Our detoous homemade specials are served quickly. ojwnaj nawa, raatures ana rugnngnts, wnn joins him In a touro f a western ghost town.Jac k sports by 80) Perry. imagines he's a western here and has a gun Try the homemade soups, the green noodle and spinach 7*7 NJ Lottory Ptek-k — Uve that shoot backwards. salad, the hot apple pie, our homemade chocolate drip •M One* Upon a Oaaate — Tha Swish 840 TheOmegaFactor—"«usiorjs"MM of 0ta CurtoJn" The HaMord chidren s the cortrol is the spedaKy of the ©erman scientist cookies and brownies. There's more variety on our menu P gg p p who is brought to Britain and lodged In a hotel. to parttetoato In theoompaMton. They auggaat Than Ha host myste.1ousfy dhappeare. than on the silver screen! using the cornpaMMon to pi ova (heir abHasa— 940 EVBwWATSYMPHONY— Pincha's Httay win. Iheyahould go ontodrama school, if Zukarman and Joseph SNvaratain are the twv toaa. ttwy wM pursue "proper proles soioiats in Mnrvf s Sinfonia Conoartante. K 364. Sef Ozt.wa leads the Boston Symphony and tw Blue Door Theatre •Orchestra in Tha Pines of Rome" by Ottorino Company 0ie oompaMton and tha winner riaapafTai. {ti) wliuntw (R) ChL«wla23ft520nV PJ's Pancake House •anbarg — An examina- ajkjai| a^>w^BB^0^0r a^bk^0^0^01 B>bMa^a^ai vt^ia^. ionoftie andtttat Who Lewd nadhuda Romantic comedy in 154 NJ 924-1353 in ma ROIII Qutonbarg to which a redhead of youthful dreams Is the ob- modern word processino. A 00-minute )ect of a We-iong search that involves numer- WEEXOf SEMI0*Or9-15'. 1981 L Week of Septem ber 9-16 *•< CINEMA Cinema (201-526-6090): Victory, Rutom Plaza I A H (201-8284787): Cal for 740.640: Sure, atao 2. rCfcwme<60Wa4-7444): I Djractof Chair I (609-586-9111): My Laws, 720.9:15; 8un^alao5ao. Director's Chafr II: &OJL, 7.9:10. 1IS1): Per Vow WEST OiS*. TrtSJMO. darden I (6004244263): 1,720.920. Prime Budoo I (809-462-2278): Arthur. Caito Prince BudcoH: Take tNs Job and 8nowe 1.730.826. ft. Cal lor Prime Budoo W: ConkV At Ya. (201-4624141). 730,9*6. PondM. (201-760-2313): 730.9*0. fry BajilpwH lBaa» at Tha WtDeai.andCapl.Lou tag bi toMtaMJi^ (201-359-4460): Wad.. awBaok. 7:10.920. Cal tor Frl show. IStatALrttff Pjradorja Chair (201-364-6065): to My Low HISTORIC COURT STREET NEWTOWN, BUCKS COUNTY. PA • (201-S67-7300): Cal Ihaatar Saturday, S«pt. 12,1981 (rafcidaioSapt.13.19811 10AMto4PM A COLONIAL CRAFT DC of aw Lost read HUSKING MATCH Erie I: On An. 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(Near Trenton) TlflE Off Crossword Puzzle UBRMdytor 13 Lunar parted 67 Russian anything 14 Paters i07SmaaiOanu 15 Commercial 68 Superlative aviation 70 Coal stratum 108 Contract sturJsnt 72 Taming of 16 Tennis goose the Shrew" 113 •00 setting 114 Charge 17 r 73 Seethes iiSRnt 18. 74 To be. to 116 do***- 23Corrtdacry 117 Portable 75 Murdoch rfficnoocK 76 SptttsvHIe 118 ! 78 Word with 32 O« hat ii9Con»eef 33 Cloak tor 79 AstaJre 121 Ms. people 60 Max and 34 Oafish on* Buddy 35 Fare for 82 Level Affirmed 83 French friends 37 Ala 86 Cutout 36 Delay 87 Saigon 30 Roue's holiday DOWN look 90 camp 1 Ctotning 41 Sphere of 91 bane 92 Moon scar 2 Nam»mi 42 Pungency 94 Followed 85 Eventually ing "a pledge 44 Restore to 95 Famed singer 86 Ostrich's 3 David Low health and shortstop cousin: Var creation o< 47 British title 96 Librarian s 87 Airborne msg WWII 48 French writer aid 37 86 Angry 4 Bregan Andre 96 Banjo sound 89 Partners lor 5 Scottish Juan 49 United 100 or 40 Mad. course h*e 6 Poorly hi 50 Cuckoo nothing 43 r*et» 93 Guernsey 7 Amatory 51 Like tartans 101 Bench's group 8 DHton 52 Ci*m protection 49 MMentum 97 Mystics 53 Encipher 102 Hari 46 Et 90 Table acraps bams, to 56 Addle 104 Shadow 48 Peanuts 100 Asphyxia SO kieine 106 Der 51 vvordwrth 101 Next mid- 10 Cartoonist Nachtmusik 106 Teen-age woe •ings and century Gardner 80 Alarxan 106 Writer Levin KXJCttyonthe 11 Withdrawn 62 Uplifted 110 WWII theater S3 Purify 12 mercn 64 Yearn 111 Harem room MBtowup 104 Bye bye on 65 Stupe 112 Kind of room LMt w*«K't antwars On Bridge Mediocre playing brings same results •y CHARLOTTE wd PAUJL DOBIN Being careless and inattentive often re- West was guilty of lazy thinking. Nort- sult in mediocrity at sports, the arts and hSouth had shown at least eight hearts in even at bridge. It is most often the defense the bidding. West held four, so partner that is guilty of failing to pay attention to NORTH could have at most a singleton heart. West the bidding before making a damaging should lead a heart, take the first spade with * Q 10 5 4 ' opening lead. If you wish to test your abil- the ace and lead another heart for partner to CAQ762 ity at Tinding the killing defense then pause ruff. Down one. 0 43 right here and decide what card you would * A6 Playing mechanically or by rote most of WEST EAST lead based on the bidding shown. the time yields only mediocre results — 4.U * 6 2 and that holds for rubber bridge us well us T 9 8 4 .i T 5 West actually led the club king, hoping duplicate. v J 10 9 5 C X 7 6 2 to gel in with the ace of spades in time to The rules lor duplicate bridge were up- *KO5 * 10 9 8 74 3 cash a club trick. South won. played three dated several yeurs ago und they finally got SOITH rounds of diamonds to shed dummy's club around to doing likewise for rubber bridge. •KJ973 loser, knocked out the ace of spades and Next week we will explore some of the V K i 10 claimed his contract. major changes. 0 A KQ • 5 2 • South dealer E-W vulnerable Local Club Results port tied with N. Pun. S. Gcwirtz: 4 - MERCER COUNTY DUPLICATE: Bruno Voegele. Mark Tarafin: S - Mary Sevan Weal Nevth East 9/2 N-S I - Bca Litunan. Connie Rhodes; 2 Nisinoff. Roger Davis: 677 - Arnold Van- 1* P P - Lillian Coult. Ed Andrews: 3 - Tess Papp. derPortcn. John Thompson tied with S. P 4 at P Bob Rhodes: E-W I - Zcvah Pyne. Perry Newfield. P. Stein. 50 P •• P VenkatesSen: 2 - Henrietta Miller. Betty Congratulations to the team of Julie P P • Vandervort: 3 - Lillian and Paul Keffer.' Rowe. Bob Boikess. Tim Botnick and Abe COSMOPOLITAN DUPLICATE: Pincles for a Second overall win at the • Opening lead- ? 9/2 Split Local Overall I • Dave Herold. recently completed Sectional at East Miru Katz: 2/ - Steve Shulman. Rusty Rap- Brunswick. TIME OFF WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 1-15.1981 . Cranbury Pieu. Lawrence Ledger. Windsor Heights Henid. Cottar Pod. HitHxaoa^i Bcacoa. Frwklia News Record. Manville News McCarter Theatre Company If your mailing label to incorrect, please tear off and send to: 91 University Place McCARTER THEATRE, 91 University Place, Princeton, New Jersey 08540 Princeton. New Jersey 08540 with your correct address. McCarter Theatre Company September/October, 1981 .. .the spiciest season imaginable! Dear Friends, _ , ^^^ 1981-82 ... to tell you the truth, I cannot think when I have ever offered an audience the vast spectrum of experiences which we anticipate this upcoming season. This is a season which begins with Alan Ayckbourn and ends with Shaw. Nothing too remarkable mere: two English comic playwrights, but one play was written in 1894 and the other in 1977 and therein lies a difference. And between those two The "New" Ntttcnscker book-ends we have crammed a great modern American drama by The Nutcracker Gait Tennessee Williams and a great classical tragedy by Euripides and a brand new American musical comedy called Keystone! We will go this season from the resonant dimensions of Euripides' cliff-hanger, Iphigenia at Aulis, to the lyrical lunacy of the madcap days of Mack Sennett and the Tickets On Sale Newt Keystone Cops. lance Mulcahey, the gifted composer of last year's Broadway revue Shakespeare Cabaret, has created a moving and spirited 5 McCarter Associate* Newt tribute to the days of Hollywood's innocence when custard pies were still 6 4c 7 "Tike Season You've Been Waiting a*nny and Mabel Nonnand was the first real "star". From Clytemnestra to ror... Mabel Nonnand? The 1981-82 Dram Series Yes! And from Ayckboum's catastrophic birthday parties in Just Between 8 The New Passport Ticket Ourselves to Shaw's romantic Balkan comedy, Arms and the Man, this is, if the adage about variety be true, the spiciest season imaginable. We look g ludiBsHBK run forward to having you join the company and all the great artists who will The Company Stole join that company for mis truly adventuresome season. I think it can truly 9 Stage II — A ma|or announcement be said mat each offer a new vision of a world which we, as artists, have a about a brand new playt mandate to illustrate, interpret and, at times, transfigure. —^ Playwrkjhtawat-McCaiter And now, to conclude, let me put a task to you: just once this season, Special Information for Students, invite a guest to McCarter with you. You will be doing your guest a favor Teachers ana Groups and you will be doing us a favor whose long range results are incalculable. I am proud to see our audiences growing from season to season. We 10 Sneak Preview... count on you to secure that growth. Jntt Between Ourselves We will greet you in the fall with an intriguing new comedy from The Night of the Iguana Britain; at Christmastime with Ebeneezer's ghosts, and next spring with a 11 Anticipation: happy blossoming of Shavian wit. It will be a very good year. CIMB) ID JQQK IQsTwfamO ID Princeton Art Association Princeton Univeisity Concerts 12 SqiKmrifr/October Calendar Nagle Jackson, L Order Artistic Director A very special Sunday saluting the performing and visual arts In the Princeton area. The day's events are presented by McCarter Theatre Company in cooperation with The Princeton Art Association. Sunday, September 13 1 to 5 p.m. McCarter Theatre and The Princeton Art Association will host simultaneous Open Houses to give you, your family and friends a behind-the-scenes look at'the'magic world of professional theatreand the exceptional work of local artists. McCarter Theatre Company 91 University Place Princeton, New Jersey 'Backstage Tours 'Meet the Actors 'Sign up youngsters for "Christmas Carol" auditions 'visit the Company Store 'See "The Magic of Theatre" slide presentation 'Get the Inside scoop on the season's actrvtties 'Be first In line for the Ticket Office 1981-82 reopeningl 'Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit 'Refreshments and Free Balloonsl Princeton Art Association Ettl. Farm Rosedale Road Princeton, New Jersey 'Tours of studios and facilities 'Demonstrations In painting, sculpture, pottery, printmaking, portraiture 'Meet the faculty and artists 'Information on classes and scheduling 'Refreshments movies Save 50% over the cost of single admissions with our new Discount Coupon Book (18 discount coupons, each valid for one unreserved admission to any of the 18 film programs, subject only to availability of seats; cpupons may be used at any time, in any combination desired, throughout the season.) Coupon Book Price: 18 Admissions for $25. Single admission to all films: $2.75 otfJfawyBUdcaMMii MaaofMarMe Teas TheStaatMan The Dogs of War The Reran el Ike Seamen* Seven VkCartei EWty MM SSV IttSMBB '• 1BKX Mnalc at-McCarter, which expanded to two series this season to i the tMt of nW Marian HUi The Thi Dram accommodate its capacity audience, is once again sold out on TheHslmilm Used Can subscription. Stage seats and standing room will be available as follows: Wk IXAawriqne Canto's Way t Peter ^*****'J pianist Jean-Pierre Rampal, flute Tuesday, Nov. 10 Monday, Mar. 1 AH screenings will take place at Kresge Auditorium on the Standing room — $6.00 Standing room — $8.00 Princeton Universiry Campus, and each film will have four showings over a two-day period. Jeasye Norman, soprano/ Alkia De Larrocha, pianist Garrkk Ohbson, pianist Monday, Mar. 15 CUP AND SEND TO: Monday, Dec. 14 Stage seats — $12.00 Moviea-Fron-McCartcr, c/o McCarter Theatre Stage seats — $12.00 Standing room — $8.00 91 University Place. Princeton, New Jersey 08540 Standing room — $8.00 Murray Perahia, pianist The Tokyo String Quartet Monday, Apr. 12 WOOmm VO ROOTWl rlDlWl 9tm\ BITfT Monday, Jan. 18 Stage seats — $11.00 lftl/U • S3M0 in KM Total Amount of Stage seats — $9.00 Standing room — $7.00 Standing room — $5.00 Tafelmoaik Baroque Orchestra The Y Chamber Symphony Monday, Apr. 19 Monday, Jan. 25 Standing room — $6.00 Standing room — $8.00 Yo-Yo Ma, cellist Otf Virtuosi Di Roma Wednesday, May 5 r pay«M* to McCartcr HMM. H onteita_g i €9 thftn two Monday, Feb. 15 Stage seats — $9.00 booka polM« on i Standing' room — $5.00 Standing room — $5.00 Dhcouwt Coapow Booto on wttt M Ittt Ttdm Sttn OaV» txgbuUng Scptembw U-OpnHoMt All performances begin at 8:00pm Use the order form on page 12. FILOBOLUS MERGE THE DANCE CUNNINGHAM JOFFREY II THEATRE DANCE COMPANY DANCERS needs no introduction to McCarter With Martha Graham and Paul Taylor, Mtrce dive Barnes has called The Joffrey n Dancers dance audiences, having been almost an annual Cunningham is one of the three seminal figures "the best small classic ballet company in the visitor to our stage since the company's founding in the evolution of American modem dance in country today." This troupe of sixteen young in 1971 — with naiy an unsold seat! Its newly mis century. His experiments with movement in professionals (currently including Ron Reagan expanded troupe of six adept acrobats create time and space make feasts for the soul and Jr.) was founded in 1969 to serve as the "farm structures on stage that are doser to sculpture mind, not just for the eyes. A Cunningham team" of the Joffrey Ballet, and now tours in its than dance. A combination of gymnastics, mime, "event" is a brief study of the endless number own right as a full-fledged company, performing modem dance and theatre, PUobolus is the most of combinations that can be devised by com- in smaller communities that the parent company widely creative and innovative dance organism bining time, space, trained,bodies and choreo- "is unable to reach. The ensemble's dancers to emerge in years. We are happy to welcome graphic genius. Cunningham himself still dances receive the same training as die parent company this perennial McCarter favorite back. with the company he founded in 1953; and with dancers, and Joffrey II's repertoire'includes the exception of his mentor, Martha Graham, it favorites from the Joffrey Ballet repertory, as is safe to say that no single choreographer has well as works by young up-and-coming chore- had a more profound influence on modem ographers especially commissioned for the group. dance and dancers in our time, from lose limon Under die direction of Sally Brayley Bliss, to Twyla Tharp. Joffrey II continues to dazzle audiences with a freshness and vitality difficult to match. Series A: Monday. November 16 at 8vm Series A: Tuesday, January 19 at 8pm Series A: Friday, May 7 at 8pm Series B: Tuesday. November 17 at 8pm Series B: Wednesday. January 20 at 8pm Series B: Saturday, May 8 at 8pm on (M* im twougli Nmambari*. Order Today and Save! _. t Please finou t information on order form, dip and return to McCarter Theatre Coaapany ITnliai mi II II II ii AMM 3WHP i|Waim umoc 91 Uafeeofey Flac* Friaortoa, New feney 0SS40 or call the Subscription Office, Monday through Friday, 12.-00 noon to 6:00 p.m. Vwamaaetan Nunbarol Oeti OK* •ale •ale law wr A* — A a tat a tw SOW a tw ow D tat a tw a tat D tW •— * a tao a tw (0U> a tw ow ^-. a tao a tw a tao a tw 1t Ma* *n *ID_ 0VQQV•- — W O— aMH«9 * o • ^M • MKlCaiaa •• • •i^aW^ kOuV ^^k^^k^PanQ^ W» I•at daducBM* oonMx*onot »*>«* a no a «o a MO a tan a twI DMOVE •I MM KXM Dane* Princeton Ballet's - ; The (r *• ^Nutcracker The magical characters from Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker as performed by the Princeton Ballet, will come alive this Christmas Holiday in an extravagant new setting designedly Brian Martin (who thrilled McCarter audiences last season with his Christmas Carol set design). Tickets go on sale Sunday, September 13 at the annual Open House and are sure to be in demand so you must act quickly for the best seats. To beat the rush, use the convenient order form on page 12 of this brochure. Friday, Dec. 18 8:30 p.m. ; Gala performance with Peter Martins Saturday, Dec 19 Tuesday, Dec. 22 2:30 4c 7:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. $10, 8. $8, 6. Sunday, Dec. 20 Wednesday, Dec. 23 2:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. t $10,8. $8,6. £ 7:30 p.m. 5 $8, 6. ^ McCarter Theatre Company and The Princeton Ballet Society join to host... A MAJOR BENEFIT GALA! PETER MARTINS & DARCI KISTLER will appear in the opening performance of The Nutcracker on Friday, December 18 at 8:30 p.m. and will be honored guests at a reception following the performance. Watch Christmas Carol for further details. Student Matinees for the Princeton Ballef s The Nutcracker The holiday season would not be complete without student matinee performances of the Princeton Ballet production of The Nutcracker. A very popular favorite or school groups* 77K Nutcracker will be presented during December at The smash hit of McCarter's 1960-81 drama Sun, Nov. 29 performances scheduled during school hours. aeries, Charles Dickens' A CftraftMS Carol will 2:30 Sun. Nov. 29 8:00 These special performances of 77K Nutcracker i etui 11 to the McCarter stage in late November Thu. Dec 3 ftOO ; Orchestra A-S $11.00 will take place on: for fourteen pe ifcw mance s only. AM the Sot Dec. 5 2:30 , Orchestra T-Y $a.00 Wed. Dec 16 at 10:30 am Sun, Dec 6 2:30 • Balcony A-E $11.00 Thu. Dec 17 at 10:30 am Jacob Marley, the Ghosts of Christmas Past Thu. Dec. 10 &00 i BoJcony F-J $8.00 FrL Dec 18 at 10:30 am laessnft ind aTotmv mo yc% even Tiny Xnix will Sot Dec 12 230 Toe. Dec 22 at 10:30 am dcMght yoong and old aBke as they come to life Sun. Dec 13 230 in Brian Martin's extravagant settings. Countless We can't think of a better way to end the fall Sot Nov. 28 8:00 term than to bring your class to this production. Orchestra A-S $13.00 ^r^^irii* weft Bold oof ewly. Don% DC left out in FrL Dec 4 8.-00 Along with the entertainment of The Nutcracker, Sot Dec 5 840 Orchestra T-Y $iaod the cold this holiday season. Order your tickets Balcony A-E mis is a perfect opportunity to introduce' your FrL Dec 11 8.-00 now for an extraordinary holiday event the BolconvF-J $13.00 students to the magical world of classical ballet Sot Dec 12 8:00 famfiy wffl enjoy. $10.00 Tickets for the student matinee performances of 77K Nutcracker are $330 each and can be Tickets go on sake at the Ticket Office at the A REMINDER TO PARENTS obtained by mail order onh/. To receive an order Open HOOK on September 13. Mail Audition reservations for children's roles in A form, or »r further information on 77K Nutcracker arc welcome. Use the convenient order Chrittnuu Carol will be accepted at the annual soidepHnatinees, please call (609) 452-6133 on page 12 of this brochure. Open House on September 13-frqavl pan. to. . from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through 5 p-m. only. Brmg yourItld*and sign-than-up* '• Fricfry - • ASSOCIATES RECORD AN EXTRAORDINARY YEAR At the June 14 annual meeting of Ted Crane, Pette Duncan, Nat company and technicians between The Associates are also looking for the McCaiter Associates, inembeiship Haitahome, Harry Heher, Barbara Saturday performances as required cooks who would like to prepare chairman Etta Mackenzie reported Hcwson, Steve Jusick, Eila Mackenzie, by Actors' Equity. All who provide their specialties for a reception mat members ^KW in number fmoi PhyUs Mardumd, Cecilia Mathews, are welcome to join the Company for during the season. Please call (609) 1700 to 2200 during the year. Marie Matthew*. Pete Peters, Mary dinner; if s a unique chance to get 452-6122 for further details from Treasurer Murfne Bakker had similar jStabter and Bui Stadqpole. acquainted and talk theatre. Pam Sherin. good new contributions increased i Following eloquent statements by 25 percent. Trustee Chairman, Bob Pauhis; Artistic THEY LOVE THE HEAT IN THEIR KITCHEN Chairman Jacquie Phares, at whose Director, Nagle Jackson; and Gary For the past year, McCarter Shopping in quantity (on a low home the meeting was held, spoke Porto, Director of Development, an opening night receptions were budget called for extensive bargain appreciatively of all who had informal supper was shared by the blessed with the talents of a hunting. They were particularly participated in making the preceding 80 Associates and staff members in triumvirate of cooks whose skills grateful for Davidson's Supermarket year an extraordinarily successful one. attendance. Even die sun managed to were the talk of the theatre. discount and for the contribution of She recalled the year's events, smile on the Associates mat It all began during an early centerpieces by Judy's Flowers. Two including the PavarotrJ benefit concert afternoon after a stormy morning. morning jog when Rachel Gray Gray family station wagons served in October which sold out entirely to BROADWAY BUS TRIPS for mentioned her two years of them welL not only for shopping and Associates. More man 400 attended a Doaoisand above organizing McCarter Associate transporting of ingredients, but also supper reception to meet Pavarotn* at receptions to her companions, Mimi for transporting the finished ER. Squibb * Sons, Inc. Pat Carroll's Mark your calendar and watch Ballard and Anne Kahn. Since all productions to the reception site, performance m Gertrude Stem ... also your mail for reservation flyers. Sept three loved to cook, they decided usually McCarter, on opening night brought rave reviews from Associates 22 Lauren Bacall in Women of the Year Since McCarter has no kitchen Oct 14 Rex Harrison in My Fair lady facilities, everything had to*be - and 3rd trip in Dec to be announced. delivered at the last moment Three or four days were usually PRE-PERFORMANCE spent cooking, after choosing a menu LECTURES by Nagle Jackson by poring through cookbooks and . Introduce a friend to a sparkling, recipe collections, and much of the one hour preview of each play food was frozen ahead. Advance presented with wit and brilliance by planning eliminated last minute McCarter's own Artistic Director each hustle and panic. In fact, Rachel, Monday evening'at the Theatre Anne and Mimi were so well preceding the opening of a play. This Cooking up fatty thtmtt for McCi organized and coordinated that few trt (itft to right) RMchei Cray. Anne KAn and attending the receptions could realize kkCmttr Thafcr. W Ury A*m special benefit provides insight into Mont MHfi the author, background, characters the extensive effort required to they would enjoy working together, calmly, competently and Ortradr SMn. Gottrade SMn. Cmtrad* SMn. and staging of the play. Don't be in the dark — join the enlightened and sharing the planning and the unobtrusively handle the myriad on stage me stars enjoy the scene. preparation of food for five details involved in preparations for 200. birthday and final performance in Sept 28 8 pjn. receptions. Rachel's kitchen is a this country before touring abroad. put Between Ouneitxs spacious and ideal working area for Now that they have retired from Other fundnuaing highlights of the three, designed as it was for all the their reception responsibilities, have Oct 26 8 p.m. tups to Grays to share in the cooking. they any thoughts of a professional The Nigjht of 0u Iguana TOnC tO MBC TsW Their first step was to create a career in cooking? Not at the GALA OPENING NIGHT theme for each reception to suit the moment they say, with young TIONS pky. Moby Did: Kdteaned. for families to raise and many other example, featured salmon and shrimp activities including PTO, church, the | FoBowing the Friday night opening molds, dam cup, goldfish crackers, Fete and jogging on their calendars. | who weft elected by of each play mere will be a festive celery boats fitted with cream cheese Their skill and reputation, however, I reception to meet tiie cast and crew and a paper sail, and fish-shaped is known to many, and it is doubtful * and occasionally, the playwright The Secretary, Rachel Gray; and Treasurer, cookies for dessert For Cutter, the they will have long to rest on their ft > first reception for Donors ladies prepared a western-style spread well-deserved laurels. Meanwhile, | Maxine Bakker. 1 above will be Oct 2. All other * New fffurn mttitDCYai ITK SttMurt of ham and biscuits, guacamole, they can be seen bright and early 5 i are for Patrons and above. sausage-cheese balls, nut breads and most any morning, jogging down I P ajS^OOawlovaflAl of the above PLUS: cos* an toapn*p»rformancetfnnsr. mating*? (One TYfc* pMatn Event! Su'bscnbe By George Bernard Shaw By Euripides One of Shaw's sunniest romantic Music by: Lance Mulcahy A cliff-hanging tale of a young girl's comedies which takes to task the notion Book and lyrics by: John McKellar passion and courage directed by that "the uniform makes the man". Set by Alan (The Norman Conquest*, Bedroom By Tennessee Williams Tales of love, pratfalls, passions, internationally-known director Spyros against the colorful backdrop of Bulgaria farce) Ayckbourn A powerful and provocative drama from scandals, Mack Sennett, Mabel Nonnand, Evangelatos in his American debut! in the 1880's Arms and the Man will surely An hilarious comedy of modem one of America's greatest living the Keystone Cops and more! Keystone The American debut of Spyros Evangelatos delight McCarter audiences whose love relationships from the "Neil Simon" of playwrights, Tennessee Williams captures With words, music and dancing is made possible by a grant from the Stanley affair with George Bernard Shaw is die British stage! (author of The Class Menagerie, Cat on a all the innocence, energy and romance J. Seeger Hellenic Fund at Princeton long-standing. Hot Tin Roof and A Streetcar Named Desire). of early Hollywood. Universib October U UutMfh November IS January IS to Jamury 31 Febnury 24 throvfh Maick 14 March 24 through April 10 McCarter subscriptions make thoughtful Vt*U Historic Princeton The Advantages of gifts for youngsten and oldster* alike. McCarter Theatre, one of America's Check our price chart for specific foremost professional regional theatres, beat entertainment value In the greater discount details. In the heart of Princeton. Serving fresh Invites you to experience the world of New York and Philadelphia area. And) seafood, choice steaks, and daily specials. historic Princeton. Princeton offers being a you never have to stand in long box Restaurant Discounts . Open seven days including Sunday interesting attractions, unique restaurants, office lines againl A groat way to begin or end an brunch. charming shops and much more. This Easy Ticket Exchange evening — substantial savings are youn convenient map details the locations of as McCarter Subscriben at these very Ttauu Stftii ffffpffjiftt' the attractions and available parking. Subscriber Only Subacribcn can exchange ticket! special restaurants: N Our own made-on-premises ice cream McCarter Theatre is just two blocks up to 24 noun before scheduled per- In addition to guaranteed Mating for and chocolate. Be sure to try some from Nassau Street — the heart of formance date* — by mail or at the Box five great pJaya, you, a» McCarter dipped-in-chocolate fresh fruits. Princeton; if s convenient to everything. Office. It's eaayl We don't tie you down! | Subecribert, receive excellent benefit* to O The Peacock Inn make your theatre going experience Thunday Evening and Sunday Built in 1776—An Inn since 1912: Dining, more enjoyable! Matinee Seminar* .Bar, Overnight Lodgings. In a world full Tht Bttf Stttt in Hit HOUM at Join us for lively open discussions of change, we're still the same. tht Umt* ProMibk Price* about each play with actors, directors, Only Subacribcn have the opportunity designers, and playwrights following the ©^Nassau Inn . to purchase die beat teats McCarter has first Sunday Matinee and third Thursday Under one root 3 distinctly different to offer In advance of the general public. Evening performance of each show. All restaurants, 3 dining experiences: The Only Subacribcn aave up to 20%, Subscribers are invited to attend and Inn's Dining Room, Yankee Doodle Tap making a subscription to McCarter the bring friends. Room or The Greenhouse. How to g«t to McCarter Special Snbtcriptton Discount* i abaost anywhere. for Student* and Senior Citizen* O Specially priced subscriptions are Seafood, steaks and prime rib. Reserva- available to students and senior dtizens tions or come for the fun of the moment. American Express, Visa, Mastercard (65 and over) with proper identification. accepted. -P" mdtaatee authortied parking (or MoCartar Thaatra Dttme •home Phonal Addroei . Bkatoeee Phone ( SUBSCRIPTION DEADLINE: E CHy -Zlp_ Ifeame and Plaoa of Employment SEPTEMBER 25, 1981 Theatre Saetton Amount PaM a Draft Nwabar Bey TtaM Par Total It's eaSy to order... Dtooowite) elSaba. A-8 Sub. ftstrter From the chart on the right, chooae preferred day of week, time of performance, and BeSiasa check for our record* price per subscription for desired theatre a McCeitar Associate section. Enter this information into #8 on O Senior Cltjjen (65 end over) the order form, dip and mail to: a TOTAL McCarter Theatre Conpany y Senior CMien U andoaadwth your order. Subscription Office fl UnJrtratty Place Df thla aubacrlptlon order la lor a handicapped paraon who . _ Princeton, New Jeraey 0*540 r«)ulraa*padalaafvlca« plaaaa apacaVihatypa of handlcapi B] My check for tha total la endoeed made r tyabla to McCarter Theatre or call the Subacription Office, Monday D through Friday 12 Noon to 6 p.m. at D American pvia. •s _Exp. Date There will be a dl «ID* mat Sunday matinee and third Account Number we for each production. If you «rl»h to pure ha** fab For attending Sunday Matinee tortheeeeerlea, i, plaaaa check tha corresponding box In tha (609)921-8370 SE5EF o or Thunday evening Semlnara Signature Many of you have requested a method of The Pas6poi£ is convenient! purchasing drama series tickets which would Passport holders can reserve tickets in allow you to attend performances on the advance by phone, mail or at the Ticket Office. afternoon or evening of your choice. The The Passport is economical! Passport Ticketing Plan may be just what you've Passports (five admissions for $49) are been waiting for! Five coupons that can be offered at significant savings over regular single exchanged for tickets to any performance in our ticket prices. drama series.* 'Passport coupons cannot be used for A Christmas Carol as it The Passport it flexible! will not be part of the drama series for 1981-82. Use the Passport to treat yourself to each of Passport coupons can be exchanged for tickets to the perfor- mances of your choice providing tickets are available. Ticket the five offerings in the 1981-82 drama season availability becomes extremely limited toward the end of a per- or bring four friends to your favorite. The five formance run. We recommend that you reserve tickets as early coupons can be used in any combination you as possible. Passport holders are not eligible for any subscriber benefits. Passports are renewable at any time before January 1. 1981-82 wish. 1982. PASSPORT PASSPORT ORDER FORM cty. .State. Home phone. test Phone. Ptoce of Emptoyment _ Please •end me . • of Passport coupon book* of $49 eochtor a total o» i _ D My cfi#cfc »• •ndos)#cl toe tti# total ofnounl OPiedk* charge my order to: Visa Mo _ American Express Account Number _ . Expiration Do1e__ Slgnalui* dp and return to McCortw Theatre Subscription Owe* 91 University Place Princeton. Hi 0SS40 Anns And The Man by George Bernard Shaw soflbound $5.00 Regular The Company Store 4.50 Associate ond Ink Drawing of McCorter Theatre • m Pen and Ink Drawing ol Mc< 9*x12-Prtnt $1.00 Regular Preview: Items to watch for Encore: Items back by .90 Associate A Christmas Carol T-Shlrt popular demand Polo 3Mrt A Christmas Carol Jigsaw Puzzle btocfc tooo Of Blue with while IOQO. ... and more To Be Announced Avatable In adult sizes (irrUox 0 For your convenience the Company Store can Elegant curds wMh an Imprint of McCarter $1278 Regular come to you Please till out the order form and i printed In btocfc on wtiMe paper. Ten In o 11.48 return It with a check for the amount of your cm purchase plus $1.50 for postage and handling. $280 228 Blue nylon Jacket wHh wnNs> ovoHabla) in orlu* stes (sjnJ) Company Store T-SNrt ^__ $2000 Rogular 91 University Place. Princeton. N J. 08540 o vMt logo, 1i.00 Order Form (s.m.lex.L) Debut: New items for 4.98 your enjoyment. itntoftheMcCarter CtvMmae Carol Cards 2lp_ i Co. logo, 10* x 40". BeouWrul cords Imprinted with original costume a»y $6J00 Regular designs by Uz Covey wttn a special Boh Humbug card for ttto Scrooge In your Me. single cards $J0 ReguK* Mug (unaMe to sMp) Are you an Awoclale? a yet a no UHJUI viipnni or nt nine card set $3.78 Regular Ca coloi/slze Quanffiy Price $150 3.15 Handsome dear lucMe tag with the McCarter A study canvas bag imprtmed »» ttte McCarter $280 Regular 228 Associate 99.00 McCarter Haying Cards A wfnnirtQ deck of playing cords Imprinted wtth fca^S Soyol Hue fiylofi boo vMi ffie McCortec $3.78 Regular Total • 3J6 AMoelate H6JO0 Sortpti For The Season Pottageand Just Senveen Ou/serVes by Atan AycHboum Handing + $150 Hfjowyduly IP soflbound tftOO Regular Grand Total Calogo. Moke oN cf\#cfct payoble to $7J0 77ie Night o/ fne Iguana 6.75 by Tennessee \MBams MUQS connot be maU^ofclefec*. soflbound I&OO Regular MMmurn mofrorder $1SiXL ! •iwMeloge 480 ex I) $4080 Iphigmnia At AuUt Become An Associate and Save! by Euripides reoelw* a 10% dbcount on aH Company Store From the new master of British comedy (77K Norman Conquests, Bedroom Fnct, Absurd Person Singular) comes this hilarious and sometimes cruelly perceptive comedy of modern relationships. From a casual discussion about the sale of a car, five persons' Hires become inextricably intertwined through a series of wildly funny birthday parties, the final one bringing the play to a chilling end. Nagle Jackson will direct this American premiere with a stellar cast of McCarter favorites including: Robert Lanchester See grid below for times and prices. jinx Coming next: A major revival of a great American classic! October 28 through November 15 The verandah of a run-down Mexican tourist hotel provides the setting for what has been called Williams' most powerful, provocative and compassionate drama. The Night of the Iguana. Chance brings together an intriguing assortment of characters to work out their destinies in one sultry tropical night: T. Lawrence Shannon — "a man of God ... on vacation", Maxine, the recently widSwed "partona" of the hotel; Nonno, "a minor poet ninety-seven years young," and his devoted artist-granddaughter; a busload of lady school teachers from Texas and an outrageous family of German Nazis. A captured iguana becomes the symbol of the bondage in which the characters of the play are chained and against which they struggle valiantly to be free. Mail orders are welcome now. Tickets go on sale at the Ticket Office on September 13. Mastercharge, Visa, and American Express are welcome. irl KfeOKMNCt IMt OMB oacH KcnoN • PRICES Oithi^ia** I1O00 WtD MMW MO V30 40/V MoonrA* *1O00 Ml MM MO 10/1 Onlw^WI-Y * 7.00 •oJeonyFvl $ 740 SUN MMMK 230 10/4 11/1 MO 10/4 11/1 MO 11/5 OnJiwHo A4. 511» SIM ^MOMB 10/11 •oloony *rl WOO SUN CMMMO MO 10/11 OiehHtal-V * UO Ml MNN6 MO 10/15 11/12 McooyF-J % tOO SAI 1WU6HI 440 10/17 11/14 230 io/ia 11/16 M OPfMNQ MO 10/2 10/30 SAI MENM6 MO 10/J 10/31 OnJmma A-l $1100 MO 11/6 •olconyM $1100 SAI lyBMft MO 10/10 11/7 OchMlra I-Y $1000 HI EWEMM6 MO 10/16 11/13 •oloony f-J *1OO0 MI MMN6 •00 10/17 11/14 Mark your calendars now for these "coming attractions" at McCarter! Tickets will go on sale September 13 at the annual Open House. The Chieftains Groucho! The Pat Metheny Group Finn the small local dubs where they began their career to Carnegie Hall in New York and Royal Albert HaD in London, The Chieftains are Guitarist Pat Metheny, one of the genuine hailed aa the greatest exponents of traditional "superstars" of the current jazz-fusion movement, Irish music Their infectious music and artistry will bring his group to Alexander Hall on have also resulted in collaborations with Eric Saturday, October 17 for two performances only: Clapton, Van Morrison, James Gahvay and Art 7:30 and 10:30 p.m. GarfunkeL and a performance for the Pope in Pat Metheny, an acknowledged master of the Dublin. The Chieftains have scored several six and twelve-string guitars integrates straight- feature films, and won an Oscar for their score With that long dgar clenched between his ahead jazz with the energy of rock in a manner for Stanley Kubrick's Barry Lyndon. Their diverse teeth, those Mack, bushy eyebrows jumping up which has established him as one of the great repertoire, ranging from tribal reds of ancient and down, and* that bent-over stance and stars of progressive music. His music appeals to Celtic tribes to gracious wedding serenades of distinctive stride, the one and only Groucho a wide audience spectrum, from rock and pop the Georgian era, assure* that no two Marx will bring his special brand of story and fans to jazz lovers. song to McCarter on October 19 at 8 p.m. — it performances are ever alike. Equally versatile Tickets will go on sale September 13 at the won't actually be Groucho, but Lewis ). Stadlen are their traditional Irish instruments — UQlean annual Open House. Mail-orders are welcome as Groucho1. This unique, two-person show stars pipes, bodhrans, harps, flutes, which can echo now. Use the convenient order form on page 12 Stadlen as America's beloved comedian, and pagan rituals or the most delicate chamber of this brochure. features Nancy Evers as Emily Schmallhausen, ensemble. Appearing with Pat Metheny will be the Groucho's perennial foil. As portrayed by regular members of his group: Lyle Mays, key- Wednesday, October 13 Stadlen, Groucho looks back on his famous boards; Mark Egan, bass; Dan Gottlieb, drums; 8 p.m. career, one which started in vaudeville, went on phis special guest Nana Vasconcelos on percussion. Orch: $9, 8. Bale $8.50, 6.50. to such Hollywood film classics as Animal Crackers and A Day at the Races, and completed Saturday, October 17 the circle with television's You Bet Your Life, Alexander Hall at 7:30 & 10:30 p.m. whkh he hosted for 11 years. As Stadlen's Orch: $8.50, 5.50 Princeton University Concerts characterization reverses the aging process, and Bale: $8:00, 7.50, 6.50 Back's Six Braadcabwg Coacerti takes us back in time, we hear such Groucho The New York Chamber Soloists standards as "Hooray for Captain Spaulding" A unique ensemble of artists in a "Bouquet and "Lydia, The Tattooed Lady." Interspersed Princeton Art Association of Bach." are anecdotes from the files of the master Award Winners Exhibit Monday, October 12 comedian and everything has been drawn by Upper Lobby Gallery $11.9 Stadlen from three basic sources: The Marx September 13 through October 19 Tickets available after October 2 at Brothers' movies; Groucho's 1973 concert at McCarter Theatre Ticket Office. Carnegie Hall; and the private conversations Eleventh Annual Painting and Mixed between Groucho and Stadlen between the time Media Exhibit they Erst met in 1969 and his death in 1977. Upper Lobby Gallery Big Blueya— Jam! October 19 through November 22 Monday, October 19 Jim and Jesse and the Virginia Boys 8 p.m. An announcement of special ine jonnaon Mountain ooys McCarter Theatre * importance to our patrons... ine Harmony Sisters Orch: $8, 6.50 Bak. $7, 6. The McCarter Theatre Company Ticket Office Satarday, October 10 will open for the 1981-82 season at 1 p.m. on 8:00 p.m. September 13,1981. Tickets to all events scheduled for the 1981-82 season will go on sale Alexander HaU The 24th PJ&B Musical' to the publk at this time. Subscriptions for the $10, 9.50, 8.50, 7.50 February 11 through February 14 Drama and Dance series continue to be available at the Ticket Office. The Ticket Sales Office will be open Monday The National Theatre of the Deaf Barbara Cook in Concert through Saturday, noon to 6 pjn., and through m one performance only. McCarter Theatre intermission on performance days. Tuesday, February 2 Saturday, March 20 For information and reservations please call 8 p-m. 8 p.m. (609) 921-8700. Charges are welcome. Mastercard, Visa and American Express are Pr ition Hall Jazz Band accepted at all times. U-Store cards are accepted Kkbtaff at the window only. _J>e Paper Bag Plmytn Dillon Gymn BaHTby popular demand, Saturday, March 27 Saturday, March 20 8 p.m. 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tickets are on sale starting September 13 at McCarter's Ticket Officer Mail-order reservations are welcome now. » 4 » 4 • • • Fri. 9 Thur. 15 Tues. 27 (Series F) • (Series K) Movies-rrom-McCarter IUST BETWEEN OURSELVES JUST BETWEEN OURSELVES THE STUNT MAN 8 p.m. 8 p.m 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. $13. 10 til. 8 Kresge Auditorium GILENDN* Movies- from-McCarter $2.75 at door dp and Sov»... Sat. 10 Volker Schlondorffs Movies-forbids at McCate Theatre THE TIN DRUM Wed. 28 October THE GREAT MUPPET CAPER 7:15 and 9:45 pm. Movies-from-McCarter 11 «.m. and 2 p.m. Kresge Auditorium THE STUNT MAN m Kited ta the foOow- Thur. 1 $Z50 7:30 and 9:30 pjn. Proiew (Scries PB) $2.75 at door BIG BLUEGRASS JAM! Kresge Auditorium JUST BETWEEN OURSELVES bakoay. 8 p.m. Fri. 16 $2.75 at door 8 port Alexander Hall (Series L) , Preview (Series PA) MO 7 $10.00. 9J0, 830. 7.50 JUST BETWEEN OURSELVES THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA Fft2 (Series G) 8 p.m. 8 p.m. $13. 10. $10. 7. September Opening Night (Serin A) IUST BETWEEN OURSELVES. JUST BETWEEN OURSELVES 8 pm Thur. 29 $13. 10. Sat. 17 Sun. 13 8 p.m. (Series M - Twilight) Preview (Series PB) OTEN HOUSED $13. 10 Sun. 11 IUST BETWEEN OURSELVES THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA 1-5 Sal. 3 (Series H) 4:30 pan. 8 p.m. $10, 7. Hdstaff . IUST BETWEEN OURSELVES $11. 8. SHOESTRING PLAYERS 2:30 pjn. (Series N) Fri. 30 $11. 8. II *-m and 2 pm IUST BETWEEN OURSELVES Opening Night (Series A) Fit 18 $2.75 (Seriesl) 9 p.m. THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA Ctoubfa hature Ha pmtnUon (Series B) > IUST BETWEEN OURSELVES $13, 10. 8 p.m. AIRPLANE |UST BETWEEN OURSELVES 8 p.m. PAT METHENY GROUP $13, 10. 7 30 and 11:00 pm 8 pm $11. 8 7:30 and 10:30 p.m. Woody Allen'* ANNIE HALL »13. 10 ' Alexander Hall Sat. 31 9-15 pjB Mon.12 Orch: $8.50. 5.50 Kidstuff A ijm—n» SI at the door Sun. 4 U-Concert Series D Bale: $8.00. 7.50. 6.50 SHOESTRING PLAYERS (Sene» C - seminar following) NY CHAMBER SOLOISTS 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Sot. 19 JUST BETWEEN OURSELVES 8 p.m. Sun. 18 $2.75 $11. 9. (Series O) Doubir-fcaturr film presentation 230 pm (Series B) AIRPLANE $11, 8 Wed. 14 IUST BETWEEN OURSELVES THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA 730 and UOOpjn. (Series D) 2:30 p.m 8 p.m. Woody Allen's ANNIE HALL |UST BETWEEN OURSELVES CHIEFTAINS $11. 8. 8 p.m. $13, 10. MS pjn. 8 p ITU Orch: $9. 8. Artmiatton S3 at the door *11. 8. Mon. 19 Bale: $8.50. 6.50 GROUCHO! Wed 30 Thur. 8 Movies-rrom-McCarter with Lewis J. Stadlen PWKW (Scrici PA) (Series E) Volker ScJuoodorffs 8 p.m. * AM programs at IUST BETWEEN OURSELVES IUST BETWEEN OURSELVES THE TIN DRUM Orch: $8.00, 6.50 Sp. McCarter Theatre Company 8 pjn. . 7:15 and 9:45 pm Bale: $7.00. 6.00 ore occestMe to S10. 7 $11. 8 Kresge Auditorium ttte handicapped. $2.75 at door ORDRFORM NUMBBt WCEKB TOIAL DATE THtfE of HOXEIS ncxn DRAMA EVENTS JUST mrmm OURSRKS .$»*• THE MGHf OF 1W IGUANA ISVUONI • . .. ,... . \-.i«\e PHKCMAATAUUS •r . • • AIMS AND THE MAN Ml OVUAND ROOMS (SUM 1) MUStC-tf-MoCARTfp at 'tend a CM Mrktora KH*SSNON 11/10 M0 bylw JttHf HOaMAWQAlMCIC OMUSON 12/14 M0 1/18 4/9S |nn wnuosi ex *JOMA 2/15 M0 JtAN HW KAMrVM. VI . M0 AUOAOtUMOCHA vis M0 1 MUSaAVrBMHM 4/12 M0 lAfBMUBK SAaOQUI OKHESIRA 4/19 M0 VO-VOMA V5 M0 DANCE-AT-McGAiniR ilcft^lB dM o^oaoBie only on aubecn^aon or ffils flme. 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Fora Mon.-Sot. 10-4 Peel, seed and dice uncooked butternut With the First Savings' NOMMN ONE Account 6094I3-0980 traditional soul tie. follow basic instruc- tions for your favorite cheese souffle: re- squash — the pieces should be about I 4 (Interest-Bearing Checking Account), there's duce cheese by 3/4 and substiiute purced inch thick and I to 2 ihcho long. squash lor it Place the diced squash into a crock or No Minimum Balance, Never a Service Charge and Since this recipe does not collapse en- earthenware bowl: Sprinkle with the tirely, il is fine tor a vegetable side dish — sugar. Let mixture stand overnight. 5.25% Interest on as little as $10! as such il will \ield 6 to 8 servinus Drain liquid from squashj the next mor- The very best is ning: boil it until il spins the thread. Add here sliced squash and remaining ingredients. BALANCE CHECKS Cook until thick and clear INSTITUTION TO/a/oo RCQUMSD RETURNED BUTTERNUT CHIFFON CAKE Pour into hot. sicrili/cd jars. Seal: pro- SERVICE MTIAL TO EARN SERVICE WITH cess in hot water hath 20 minutes. CHARGES DEPOSIT MTEREST CHARGE STATEMENT 2 cups sifted cake Hour fine foods to make I'/: cups sugar 3 teaspixms baking powder $5 when your life easier I teaspoon salt First National State Bank $1,000 $100 $100 balance Yas Save a bundle . . . Minimum Average fatebetow I teaspoon cinnamon $1000 '/: teaspoon nutmeg Recycle Fresh cut cheeses ' J teaspoon ground cloves Homemade Quiches '/: cup (.-(Hiking oil this newspaper. . National State Bank $1,000 $15 $500 25 per Yes French bread X egg yolks Wage item Desserts \ '•: cup water Fresh coffee beans ^^^BWB^^BWBM Ibaflmm mm mm OPEN The Rambling Pines s-o- tio so- School of HOUSE HMlthy BodMl GYMNASTICS Franklin State Bank $1,000 $25 $400 $4 MM TUES. WED. THURS. MatiimufTi Mrtmum, The Princeton Gouitnet •\j.vll .11 M.IIHWII NOW ENROLLING SEPT. 8,9. & 10 HtaithyMind» acretot • tages near Princeton and NY stance Real Estate. 609-883- 8; $19.95. Crimson King Ma- hospitals. Send your resume RECEPTIONIST Assistant wksnds. $210,000 Cai commuter routes. 9 room 725O ple. 6-8- $25.95. Red Leaf to Victoria Smalley. Vice —for busy doctors office. Full OIL BURNER — model EJ-1 800-737-2203 or 737-3630. spK. 2% bethe. central air. Crabs. 6-8'. $19.95. Cana- Pres.. Project Masters. Inc.. A part time positions avail- WANTED TO RENT — Re- capacity <65-1.50gph. Gulf sacsjoao ngrouno concrest PRICE REDUCED — owner dian Hemlock. 3-4;, $19.95. P.0- Box AG, Princeton able. Office specializes in sponsible married couple, solar heat econo jet. Asking pool, wooded '4 acretot 2 wsi asswt with financing. 4 Assorted Rhododendrons 08540. contact lens. Position avaO- both professionals and well $75. 609-448-8628. AT brick peaos Oardenar's pa- bdrm. 2'A be* Colonial, on 1 (reel beauties). 4-5', $29.95. abto immediately. 609-883- behaved cat seek comfort- acretot. a/c . firepl. base- 0999. Andromedas (real beauties). OFFICE SPACE Available— able qtriet 2 or 3 bedroom CORSAIR — 19-1/2' trailer nee $i20.TOIIrnVDeyscal ment, close to station A 3. $24.95. Whet Spruce. 3- apartment or house in Prince- seHcontained dual axle, auto 19% schools 609-799-9189 in Contemporary building 609-448-8880 E4«S. 448- 4;. $15. Weeping Cherry. 6- near Princeton Airport. 250- 77 CHEVROLET Impala—4 ton. References available. awning. Good cond. Gar- ^335 8. $15. Pin Oeks. 12-14;, 2500 sq.ft. fre e parking, ac- dr. air. 8 cyL p/s. pA>, radio. Please call 609-924-3527 or aged. 609-448-8628. I —4 bdrm TURN OF THE — Century $50. Sale starts Sat. Sept. 5. cessto secretaria l services. 56.000 mi. exc. cond. $2490. 924-6223. Cot fpi me trrsoo home. 3 bdrms, tv rm. dwi rm, 9-4:30 at our only location on copier, microcomputer, con- CaD 609-921-8184. 1971 PINTO — 48,600 mi. 2 tut bams,tot lOOxMO . Hel- Rt. 27. 6 miles north of Prin- GARAGE SALE — Rain or Asking $550. 609-448-8628. I — 4 bdrm of »• ference room. maH room. For HOPEWELL — new con- met-area. 15 mi. tromPrin- ceton or V* mee south of the more information cal Project shine. 301 Nassau St. Prin- Cot 2 1/2 bans, a/c cptsd. . 201-521-2776. IF YOU ARE — widowed - ppj Market Place. Tree Care Inc. Masters. Inc. 609-9214749. ceton. Great hunting for anti- OFFICE'UNIT — Smith near ITraps School $77 JOO C 201-297-9300. tryingto liv e on your social House. Reppvated. beautiful RMfye Park Fabutous tour security with the high rent, ques, including some oak bedfoom Colonial to be ??? TIME FOR REAL furniture, lamps, quift tops, old house. 4 large rooms, t — Quad I. 4 1 BR • den m desirable HAVE OFFICEto Suble t — high food cost you are in- •nehed as tie house ot your PRIVACY — and outdoor CORVETTE 74 — a/c. p/s. short or long term. Rt 206. linens, books, kitchen items A bath, kitchen. 1300+ sq. ft. bdrm Twnhm 9BSJ00O Lalilliai End IML Avail- elbowroom. your own terested in my problem. Due Parking. Stockton St., High- dreams $105,000 J T p/b. p/w, anvfm stereo, rear Montgomery. 201-297-0941. to a stroke in Jan., my wife coHectibles from 3 house- •1805 abto nowi $44,900 swimmable brook, wood window defog.tiH telescopn g holds. Sato, 9 a.m.to 2 p.m. tstown. 609-448-7396. Eves. I. 3 heeang. favorable financing needs a campanion and 799-9321. wheel. $6200. 609-443-5363 CLERK WANTED—reliable, someone to took after the Sat. Sept. 12. bdm Twntwe. $60AX> 2 BR • 2 betie in Awon V- $89,500 BeHe Mead. Call aft. 5 pm sJ8ja. Eja^aBtntcondatonwBft 609-024-8171 evenings ex- mature person interested in house and her white I'm out of HEARTSOe—Owner • assisting customers with gar- TUTORING—High School A PUBLIC AUCTION — stor- plenty •of living space. cept Sept 4-12 town. You wtt have a beauti- set 2 yr old beaut Tudor on OFFICEWORKER — ment care. WMngto assum e ful room. reriPfree and in a College level. Algebra, age company liquidation, ev- owtet cul-de-sac in esc $42400. needed immedlalely. Book- responaibttBeB. Fut time em- lovely section of Ewing Geometry. Trionometry. Cal- erything must go. Sept 12, naja^i 3aa^aa^2ba0ia.caTi- keeping experience neces- culus. Chemistry. Physics. Sat 10am. North Brunswick. LAWRENCE TWP — by ployment. Hours 8-5. Will Township, your meals tree, ce*. 2 car gange. am. tot w sary. Cal 609-446-5995. train. All benefits. Apply in plus si the benefits that go Computer programming. Cad Route 130 next to Truman w. 10 yr HOW. $77 J00 trm owner 4bdwn spat. fam. im.. person Verbeyst Cleaners. evenings. 201-329-3778. Sates. 2 miles south of Route sv rm. dm rm . t Ml and 2 • with this type of arrangement. 6O0-7n-O9SS eves A OUTSTANDING — 3 bdrm in TJane St Princeton. Ca« me at 609-882-1585 and 1. Lawn mower, dressers, baffta. 4c gat heat jar apt town rental now avertable. lets talc it over. SHELT1ES — 6 mo. mate, 11 gun rack, kitchen appliances, scieened porch Low 70s MCOELSAVALABLE Beautiful fireplace for winter. week female, 1 yr. female end tables, bridge table, 600-683-0196 RESTORED COLONIAL - ac lor summer. Weaito ev -SHRUBS — Dig your own A FOR SALE BY OWNER— - part amm beckto 170 0 s. save et River HW Farm. Pine. sable A while. 201 -521 -1033. glassware, kitchen table, icanchnl erything. Must see. $850. MULTI-FAMILY garage sate. scales, oak bookcase, oil SECLUDED A* Stnp A re- 2 tots, maaler bdrm suHs. tot-HaaucfiuasM. Virginia. Vr- Juniper, Spruce. Taxus, New items, toys, baby Mams, girea B. Perroytvanta. Penn- Groups w excel, reference! TWO FEMALE ARTISTS — paintings, many household laied 80 acre estate-4 bad- at 3 bdrms. 2'4 baths, paao. accepted Call 609-924- Hemlock, Azalea, etc. $2 A furniture and more. Every- sylvania II. New Hampshire. up. From Somerville circle seek femaleto shar e with in items, modem A coHectJbtes. room stone house. 3 car in-ground pool w cabanas. 8094 thing must go. 13 Paul Ave., Single beds. Peacock chair, Gettysburg. Detoware. New take 202 south 5 mMas. make Brunswick Acres. Kendall LambertviNe area. 609-396- York. Connecticut. A Wi»- left at South Branch, go 1000 8620. 397-3222, 397-8713. chrome table, portable dis- '500 eg. «i summer winter efsnawWig. LOST — gold colored Park. Fri, Sat Sun, 9/11-12- hwasher, 35mm Minota $100,000- PattConatanca lamsburg. feet make right go 1V4 miles, 13, 9 a.m. on. •no asSSjatssa lof idM tflaoutac- farm is on the left at sign. 201 - PART TIME SECRETARY— camera, book shelves. A sate uga bdgercraneA7S cae A 500 Reel Estate. 600-663-7250 vicinity of Jamesway. E.W. you shouldn't miss. Colonel Most first floor unts with en- 360-4624. RINGOES — Available Im- non-profit regional planning soV^^^, f»"Wt- 3^V roo— «_^^«m* ai^^0—r conrJeone^V^W v^^—^^^^w «^_^dv closed patios, some with Sentimental value, neward. group seeks excellent typist Joe, Auctioneer, 201-534- TWM RIVERS—3 bdrm 2V, 609-448-2297 mediately. Fantastic apt. 1 4622. ofaoe. WaH at or part par- bat) contamp twnhee. Cant MANVtLLE — 4 room apart- with interest in land use bsdroocn, Uv. rm., kftchsn, issues for 3 day work week, av.hmdfr.wrwcptupgrdMt ment adults only. 201-725- bath, w/w carpet. paneNad. Earty Occupancy MILLSTONE TWP. - Near hours flexible. Pleasant sur- 1976 PONTIAC BonnevHIe 600-307-2211 sfegasbbaalaMtaemiln Hightstown. Someone to 8582. huge flreptace. $315. + uttts bsmt. oversized bkyd. roundings, Princeton area. — 4-dr hardtop, exc. cond, clean house every other -i- security deposit No pats. Steno or dtetatphone experi- «"«"*«85r ownerP«eWe Owner financing on some CHICKERING GRAND Days 609-443-5200; aft. 6 orig. 32.000 mi. p/s, p/b, w/w, to nuatlii buyer. 600-440- Piano — $3850. Wurtttzar once a plus. Cal before noon, a/c. $2995. 609-448-2213. KPB3ST0N — new 4BR Cc*- to deal watt duller and have p.m. 609-466-9111. 609-452-1717, orael. $105,000 201-725- 4671 transportation. $3Spar day. Grand Piano. $1650. 201- $49,500to $145,00 0 041«6totOpm EWINO TOWNSHIP — 609^46-9180 afew 6pm 356-9153 EXPERIENCED — Tele- ELAINE'S TYPING Service phone interviewers needed SMALL GROCERY-OEU — — Experienced typist for free AUBI* STILTS CO GARAGE SALE — 2 famey. WANTED — Sawyers view- days, weekends A evenings. seeking part time help. Cal lance assignments. Correcti- I king size heedbd. desk. etc. master reals from 1030's to Please cM 600-448-2300. between 930 pm A 10 pm. bte Setectric typewriter. For 1271 Sat 0-4. 4 Watow St Prirv 1950s. 201-240-2898. 201-782-0376. more information call 609- 448-6479. . dog ran. 3-car gar- C
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