.Thursday. December 30,1962 VoL30.No.52 30 cents Murder victims' Son expected to surrender B FBI study of been opened from inside the couple's said. Staff Writer aa automobile owned by the borne. The county prosecutor said a com- The elderly couple's home of more posite picture drawn last week from Fraaktta Township police expect Wednesday OHf Alex Kumr witch wu than 17 years was not ransacked for descriptions neighbors had given of a 62-year-otd Aha Kamaemittk of77 fav- ~" " witht valuables, and the slayer apparently stranger they saw in the Irvington Av- i Ate to aaneader hiinirlf today, taufe in their borne, said Mr. knew exactly where money was kept, enue area was eliminated during the f. at 9 a. m. in fOMfftina with said Prosecutor BisseU. investigation. The drawing had been _ i of las cJduly parents Somtnet County Medical Ex* made during a routine investigation after at oarir 57 kviagton Ave. hone Dec. 22. •*• report levelled that Paul Mr. Bisscll said Wednesday that the the slayings, Mr. BisseU said. ' f ri yintj' Pratecaur Nicholas KMCtwiich.93.aadlaiwife.AaHa.g9, son's description of his parents' death s, police when he reported the crime seemed Paul Kuncewitch had been a window arid. Mr. suspicious to Franklin Township police. washer for the New Brunswick Window iy fevered from fats tight hand Hid he When police arrived at the elderly cou- Cleaning Company. Mrs. Kuncewitch received a atab wouud to bit back aod a ple's home the younger Mr. had been a homemaker. Both are taw wound to us cneat, ponce sam. Kuncewitch's car was parked in his survived by two other sons, Stanley of Mrs. Knacewtehnxdrvedone fatal stab parents' driveway and he was taking out Somerset and John of Mill town. They a load of trash, said Mr. BisseU. are also survived by II grandchildren lo IMET back, police uad. and five great grandchildren. DCtBCtlVCS iPOSI FnOatlHI I OWIlHBp Apparently, the son told police that his Md ScMBCnct Coniaty spocolsftc Cue Mr. parents had been stabbed, but Franklin Funeral services were held at noon n Bis psaeuri. too* Township police said stab wounds were Friday at Saints Peter and Paul Russian $75 aad $120 from a bedtoum not clearly visible, said Mr. BisseU. Orthodox Church in South River. Burial The medical examiner's report said . was in the church cemetery. to divert the elderly couple had not eaten break- Neighbors said they seldom saw the lie crime, said fast and Mr. Kuncewitch told Franklin couple in the last year and usually never Mr. Kaacewiach would BiaaeO. police he had just fed his parents, said saw them in the winter. One neighbor to The coooty prosecutor said there were Mr. BisseU. said Mr. Kuncewitch was using a cane to ao sign* of forced entry into the Somerset County Prosecutor Nicholas BisseU Jr. commenting on the •« Office Police do not believe the son has any walk and Mrs. Kuncewitch was senile. •^jiaee^wiBC^x .some i^obee said tne Investigation into the murders of Paul and Anna Kuncewitch of Franklin previous criminal record. Considering The couple enjoyed gardening and were •Mjlicatiua completed ocoroom wunow was TOUDO open ana Township at a Monday morning press conference. age and ties to the community, the visited by their children everyday a s Depattiw at of Somerset i. and was believed to have (Rich Pipeling photo) suspect is not likely to flee, Mr. BisseU neighbor said. YEAR IN REVIEW 1982 a legacy of local changes, people Lawks first black woman mayor when Nancy worship services in a residential to improve and promote the township's Video game owners will have to pay a The municipal budget was $9.3 Henry was appointed Sept. 30 after neighborhood. The courts upheld the image. Another civic group. Show Pride $150 licensing fee per machine, where million, with taxes rising from $2.71 to •TuJjp oeacnem lesscneo. Franklin Zoning Board in its refusal to In Franklin, It's Yours (SPIFIY), con- previously there was no fee, under a new $2.87 for each $ 100 of assessed property ttwasaycarofamutotudc of changes The Democrats lost their 6-3 edge on tinued its efforts in cleaning up the ordinance adopted by council this year. value. in FnaUia Township. grant a use variance for the services. Township Council when Republican township. A second recycling center Franklin Township senior citizens and The new Master Plan was adopted in Pobee were faced with solving three Another matter which caused November, setting new zone limits caus- candidate Michael Pappas defeated Har- opened May 1 at the Municipal Build- other residents will have to wait a few fcccaf navotis ai tac township. ry Van Houteo at the polls m November, neighborhood controversy was the estab- ing. ' ing ire particulary with Griggstown resi- Oa Dec. 23 the slain bodies of an becoming the youngest person ever to lishment of Franklin Township's first On June 17. the Franklin Township years before a community center is built. dents who forecast the doom of farmland elderly conple. Anna aad Paul win a council seat. group home for the mentally handi- Food Bank was dedicated at its Veronica However, seniors did get a new nutrition preservation efforts. ! of utiagsoa Aveane, were capped on Evans Court. A group of Avenue location. The food bank gave program and recreation site at the Quail New industry in Franklin brought The township also got a new township residents, who objected to the manner in food baskets to the needy during the Brook Golf Course. more tax ratables. New townshouses and by new soa. Afcx. at their manager, John Lovell, in March. are expected to which the home was bought and set up, holiday season as did other charitable In school news, Claudette Adams, garden apartments also made their mark PohticxBns bad their **trft full with unsuccessfully fought to delay or prevent coatoowerty wuwinding the Franklin organizations in Franklin. Ernst DcHaas and Bernard Siegel won in Franklin. oCfwtad Oct. 29 Sewerage Authority, one target of a the openieg of the home. Also, dedicated this summer, was the Boardof Education-seats in April. The Hamilton Street revitilization pro- 16-year-old Sharon Thor was statewide probe into sewerage and water outdoor stage at the Meadows Foun- Middlebush School renovations con- ject brought new stores to the area as ia a .wooded area The Association of Retarded Citizens dation. well as a fresh, new look to the street. authorities. Then-director Albert of Somerset County was the recipient of tinue, with the school administration EL 'VBOI AvCBDC MB JCmyfr^iir-^ resigned. In other entertainment news, the Vil- expected to occupy the building early The U.S. Postal Service recently Cedar GnmRotd. ImnjOtmoa still several Franklin Township benefits this lagers Bam Theatre continued its offer- purchased land near DeMott Lane and J-95 atoo prorod to be a,"6bt" issot vear mending an aerobic dance-a-thoa, . next year. Amwell Road for, the construction of a have aolaufive or sospect n the lauufcf. during Jhe year as Frankfia officab '30s Concert Under The Stars. Italian ' foanrawnler oas year too* puce A strike of the School Support new Somerset Post Office. The post unsuccessfully fought its de-designatKxi. Festival for the Muscular Dystrophy Street Services Association was narrowly office in Middlebush will be eliminated MesBonal Day' maiidr ao Buy inert The township now is directing its efforts Association raised $11,500 and the when the new office opens. Maun*. Herman paddc) White of Franklin Township finally got ^p averted and a new contract settlement toward getting some of the $245 million Franklin Community Players* produc- reached. Finally, remember - the post-season charged proval this year from the state Board of? New Bn in federal funds Tor local road projects. tion of "Man of La Maocha" netted Public Utilities for the award of Franklin ' me first time in four years, the snowfall which dumped 6 inches of Ipledgaary. is a locally sifaificaBt deciskn. the. $12,000 for 15 agencies. . ; Cablevjskm's cable television franchise. school budget, $19.5 million, fell under snow on the region on April 6? This arena, Fraakba got its Rev. Robert Cannon of West, Point The group Greater Image for Frankfin Make-ready work Jus begun and cable the state-mandated cap limit on spend- winter so far has been one of the mildest fust aad the couary its Avcsue tost his bid to coodacf* pome Township (GIFT) was formed this year stranding wiB continue this winter. ing. in years. Family claims hunter shot in wi91919 *$r Wti? toMte t& doghad1 been shot She she said. . met tbji fuuter and took-the dog in^ ' The dog apparently has adapted to the mediately'to^me Yeterhiarian where the amputation, but he was so active before A)g's k^ was:aii«JUtated, she said. the shooting that the Nelessens believe The jNefcsaehrbdieve their dbg was he will never be the same again. d*ol>erandy:|hpi}tiSice the dog was found •According to an animal control of- m a dovittea'w&ie they believe a ficer, ail dogs must be leashed when off JwnifflHfaaMrber "able to distinguish the owner's property. If residents are between their dog and a wild animal. .found to violate animal control regula- Almbugh^iey did w* have their dog tions they usually receive a warning katbedjanti tojft niam freely Lia the letter followed by a fine if the owners wood^m^ a^ upset thai hunters leave plead not guilty. The fine is $25 with a beer cans and other litter near their maximum of $500.; -' borne. •••.. '-' " . ^ .••,•:•••'•• v: . * According the officer, a loose dog was ; "We.even hear pellets hUtrwnouse,'' the cause of a recent automobile crash said Mf. Nelessen. which totaled the automobile;' f ;>fflw^ hatf labrador and half Irish "Themah had ahard time collecting" setter, "wouldhave bfcd to death, •' said insurance "from <^> dog owners the fMn. Nelessen. "It was such a shock/' . officer said; 'V i./''^ '.' '
•participate in the election process. As far more tension on the town." t nvoten go, May is the feast attended of Mr. Land emphasized, that while the aO elections," said Mr. Land. bu^ would change the.election date from •.. He added, "Fewer elections would be May to November, it would «tain the cheaper for the taxpayers (since the municipality's right to choose whether •ociDan^miatpickopthetabforthe its election would be partisan or rf^ouitfeacoaragepeopkto non-partisan. OMxe in the election of then* ° "The idea of a non-partisan election was developed with the idea that an PrlnklU's ;JM .p np rt iti not ecoritei«of individual could step.forward in the r a tI d I m community to serve the town forMs love — from May &fta!*t)i <>ppc«ng, but Ae fact'that of municipal service and desire to serve ' '' , * it is ois JitWwi govemmeBt htmihig in the town/' said Mr. Land. Adding mat it aad Idty* $i tvnea we can ta>e our ' '; abd.JEa attenn^ to keep the "pdliti- f local, government, •Why snonkf. we alto* (be jbto ie; been many to "decide ,wbat we tan and i jJJappas * He> — Oat'* the point," said Mr;-, a coondl cliarters;:wimput;.^i FirtV Ward Coopcllman. J
I 2-A f he franklin NEWS RECORD Thandar, Dec 3t. 1982 General store owner to retire Dmby. • 19S1 aad the nore • 1959 -io-law dUL Mrs pWtJOB 01 Mr. Sum • siri to Ms. Am* aad her relatives win IwiDtpua ! «9 hcgai to opeme i srI, mowicscs for enskxs-
Ms. npHSOi wVQ ••• V^VHOO HC "I doaed Ac defi ta 1972 when my far 24 yean, s cotm he has fooad •• ;f. •»• » •• • •Tut »*- — • •« right penoa to cany oatfeebfc of ihc woe ani, mo Mr. rigBanro. i oooida't panp (•> aad mike sand* VOTUKS 9K IOC l^DC (BOC* UC SOMAH ike tfw you hold The new ownen will abo to cootmoe cone afaag, lo tefl twHiiat and plan to ttfl bakery products on Soadays said Ms. Arena wiD oytratc the Arena. Currently, the general store sells naacc o* Coa&ccbcut sad her about 280 newspapers each Sunday, Mr. M,>ftBy Reynolds, abo of Franklin Pigaataro fatf?. The new owaus even plan to keep : aae the Cridtef General Store. wooden beaches and t table made by Mr. Pignataro's father-in-law. The table . PtgnatsD, the com* ts covered by a vinyl Cr^i? and the an Eno (as station hfftfhtt have narrow seats with high onfacn ID DC ground Before the backs. The new owners do plan to add a bo*. In 1934 die new coat of paint and some rcdecoration property was pjsroascd oy Sieve Reid* to the inside of the store, said Mr. atea lax awrwor for the township. Mr. Pignataro. Kcid Hf»** the ^«i«*i«Nf tiw«M»«wf «I«H ran "When Joaan takes over, this place «K bosaKss oatil 1942 when Mr. wiQ be even more anfiquwh than it l%aataro*s father-in-law bought the already is," said Mr. Pigaataro. Mr. Pignataro does not appear to mind Born m Italy and raised in Brooklyn. any attentions the new owners have Mr. Pignataro married his wife. See GENERAL, page 13A Italo G. Pignataro behind the counter of his Franklin general store which he will be turning over to a new owner this week. (Rich Pipeling photo) 'Santa' visits senior citizens
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE by Susan Glassey the mayor. Money collected was ex- LIMITED TIME ONLY Staff Writer changed for coupons at a local super- market for seniors to redeem at the store A WALLACHS The ground was not covered with on their next shopping trip. snow and a Chevrolet replaced the Seniors were anxiously awaiting San- GUIDE traditional sleigh, but a jolly red and ta's visit this Christmas as they always Save white figure appeared just the same for do, said Mayor Henry. 112 senior citizens of Franklin Town- "They know I'm coming," she said. TO STORE-WIDE ship. One senior displayed an "I fancy This year and for the the past six, the Nancy" sticker on his door. Another 50% red and white garb was just a disguise for senior said, "I hope they have a leg of SAVINGS Mayor Nancy Henry to act as Santa lamb" at the store. Claus to the senior citizens of the From one door to the next, the Parkside Community. Part of her act pillow-stuffed Santa received similar Our Winter clearance has begun. Here's a great Dec. 22 was to deliver fruit and a S10 responses from seniors who normally food coupon to each of "my seniors," don't receive their government checks opportunity to enjoy our courteous salespeople she said. until Jan. 1, Last year Santa distributed and expert tailors, and to save money on a large Coupons were made available to coupons worth $5, but was able to selected group of men's apparel including many on these three engraving dies seniors through donations from Franklin increase the amount to $10 this year due of ttiese vwn^amousUabelfc. ' . -" ordered on Crane's Fine Papers ' Township residents to the Senior to increased donations from the public, <. Citizens Christmas Fund organized by she said. 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This maria the eo as a MBog atde in a nrniiim home. decision to certify f*" *f»£ aides. "We fessional nursing staff with an on-going hand OB their c ipci atwoc are eligible to here at Franklin CoBvilcic FKEEBOLO With this coupon MONTGOMERY PUBLIC AUCTION Top 20 Albums Always In Stock At 133 (301-462-2141): E. T., 730.9:45. mat. 2 pjn. Moottomery Cmem. (609-924-7444): FkaarTaUo, 8 HILLSBORO LOCKSMITH p.m. Call for weekend lima. Esfc Wmrfred Page & Others Roole 9 Onena (201-780-4436): Tfct T«j, 730.930. 2ND HAND TUNES Holiday Special SOMERSET SUCIWOOD FIREHOUSE - TRENTON ml 1. 3 p.m. HOLSBOBOUGH 0M US l-V, m aorth Tnata Ode With each Kwkset Doadboft ! RutjervPUl* I (201-828-8787): The Toy, 7:30.930. Ratten Plaza It Bert Friend., 7:30. 9:40, WED. JJUL 5 - 9 AJL Hilbboro Ona (201-359-4480): The Toy. 7:20, CaU for matinee t one Jaa entrance handset 9M. SOB. naL 2 p.m. mat. The Laat IMcorm. Call Hem Mn bedroom. 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DaSfy • Sunday 12KX) RM, to &00 RM. 629 AMVELL ROW. mLLSBOROOGH tU. 08502 PARTY GOODS DECORATIONS •CU OF 12 EXPOSURES $-• WILL COST YOU ONLY 359-2333 .Dtc.3t.19t2 I he franklin NEWS RECORD 5-A Franklin resident will edit telecommunications journal NEW BRUNSWICK — The fast the country's work force, economy and ference on telecommunications will The first issue is scheduled for •cbolariy journal on the impact of the culture as well as educational and politi- supply additional papers. publication in March 1983. cal processes. An international advisory board will Mr. Singh is affiliated with the State real lifestyles and the future of the worid It is estimate! mat, by the year 2000, represent business and industry, national University's School of Communication. will be edited by Rutgers University about 66 percent of the U.S. work force and international organizations and Information' and Library studies. Assistant Professor Indu B.. Singh of will be allied with the information and academia, Mr. Singh says. Franklin Township. knowledge industry. And the impact of Director of the Program in Inter- telecommunications will be felt by all nations — large and small, rich and national CoTiiiiHWKyfV1" Training and poor, industrial and non-industrial," he Research on Training and Research business world declares. (PKTAR) of New Jersey's State Univer- ULRICH VOORHEES WARNER ASSOCIATES of 100 sity. Dr. Singh has accepted the position Yet, amid speculation and prediction, Davidson Ave., Somerset, has announced its sponsorship of of editor in chief of "Telematics and there has been no scholarly publication Informatics." The international quarter- to reflect the growing interest in this The College of Insurance of New York City. The organization ly will be published by the Pergamon topic, Mr. Singh points out. The joins almost 400 companies, agencies, brokerages and other Press. Ltd. of Oxford. England. trail-blazing new journal will present an organizations that support the college. The College of "The worldwide communication rev- integrated and in-depth analysis of the olution is having an impact on every developments in telecommunications Insurance is the only degree-granting college in the country walk of life," Mr. Singh says. "In the and information sciences. established and supported by a particular segment of the United States, new communication Artices wil be written by a select goup business community. Chorus choices tuques are influencing the nature of of experts, and Rutgers' annual con- Rve Franklrt Ugh Schoot Choral students have been selected by When you're planning to Happy & Healthy audtton to iimifcecaHp in the 131-voice 1963 Region II Chorus: COLLEGE STUDENTS landscape... jfWfc f (Seeled, left to right) Susan Conover-soprano II; Meredyth Pep- Patios • Pools e Shade Trees tulyHlflBt per-soprano II: (Starring) Judi Siver-soprano II; Karin Smith-soprano New Year s Wishes Arm you satisfied wHh your major Foundation Plantings ttotMffMteS M; and Toria Yachm-AJIo IL Their instructor. 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Madiora Central High School in mahiliia the Ugh level of "If the walls aren't freshly punted, if the 200 yard medley relay team of in a co-ed meet last week, 85-38. Juanta, Braun, Rayanne Raya and Lisa Mr. ce that exists in this town aad the rug is torn, or if there is a mi«»ing Doable first-place winners were Jon Woodbum also won first place. wall plate on an electrical outlet, mere to pnlect Briggs in the 200 yard and 500 yard Second places were won by Seth (he health will be no certificate of occopany issued LowB. freestyle; Wendy Braun in the 100 yard Noone for the 200 yard freestyle, Erik told the stale was sot BBWIU- until that is corrected," said Mr. Lovell. Mr. LoveO estimated it could take breaststroke and the 200 yard individual Spector in the 200 yard individual »ripe m§. bat *as mbie to bdp enforce the 60 days before such an medley; Jodi Junta in the 100 yard medley; Rayanne Raya in the 100 yard • : could become law in Franklin, In other business, the council voted freestyle and the 100 yard backstroke. butterfly, Tim Lyons in the 100 yard He said Mr. '.said that the ordinance unanimously to amend the firearms or- Other first place winners were Helene freestyle, Rayanne Raya in the 500 yard cd Aat naaUni Township anfipt such a would allow the health oflicci to impf ^ dinance. The »mmHm««i would include DeVries in Diving, Erik Spector in the freestyle, Bert von Roemer in the '100 oooc oi n own, snee new jcney each and every iwnrvn unit that is bow hunting as a restricitoo in "no 100 yard butterfly. 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Ford is making it even more affordablefor eligible Individual tax brackets are also lower in 1983 COST: $40.00 per person; $75.00 buyers to own a new Ford industrial tractor, trac- compared to 1982. so it could be advantageous Annual per two people from same tor-k»der.oackhoe-toader or wheel loader NOW! for the individual to capitalize and commence family Its simpte and SUBSTANTIAL! Buy before the ACRS in 1982, instead of 1983, when the tax rates For information, call: (609)896-5033. end of this year and get waiver of retail finance will be less. Winter charges for ALL OF 1983! The countdown to 1983 is underway YOU COULD SAVE UP TO $4,600.00 ON A The waiting game can cost prospective industrial Registration Form TYPICAL TRACTOR FINANCING $40,000.00. equipment buyers money... tots of it! The "buy "Gilbert and Sullivan"- A big tax braak for buying NOW! signal" is on NOW! And now, more than ever, time 1982 aflows the FULL value of the Accelerated is money, so take some time... but not too much (Registration will be confirmed.) Cost Recovery System (ACRS depreciation) and time... to check it out twice, once with your tax Investment Tax Credit (ITC). In 1982, you can advisor, then with us. Between us, we can put claim up to 10% ITC without reduction of the together a cost-saving and productive investment NAHE: depreciable base. Not so in 1983! For acquisitions package for you NOW! made after December 31.1982. the tax basis of ADDRESS: the equipment must be reduced by 50% of the declaimed. Ford 340*— . Sate • T Tractor-Loader Starts January 3rd HeraVa comparison: : No. of Person(s) Amount Enclosed: Buy In 1962 Buy LATER ITC...$4,000 ITC... $4,000 Hake check payable to Rider College and Depreciation basis- Depreciation basis- mall to: School for Continuing Studies, $40,000 depreciated $38,000 depreciated Rider College, P.O. 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They the drawn revolver of • Eggcr took off from Kuppcr Airport in Brook, was charged with driving under the front door open, ran to the front and pOOOC As be was wring hand- II ManvQlManviOe at noon, developed engine the influence of alcohol after his 1976 saw a thin man with a dark complexion H. Watkia*. 30. bah at New violent and had to be piobfans, lost power and then the engine Ford struck a parked car on daremont and wearing a dark jacket running away. policy said. BodT men were Hopped, police said. Road on Dec. 23, police said. He was Two bedrooms had been ransacked, but arrested and transported to headquarters. it is undetermined what was taken. ' TBS BMBB CBitred tffeC 1 The 1978 Mooney Model 201 lauded set at $30,000. DtXD tOC in mud and there were no injuries or damage to the plane, police said. Mr. said. Wheat police ontend themto bib. Egger was the sole occupant of the plane. The FAA was notified of the A burglary and theft occurred at a Pine emergency Street residence on Dec. 22, police A burglary and theft occurred at a Robert Franz Egger, 27, of North report. The homeowner returned borne Douglas Avenue residence on Dec. 22, Plainfidd emergency landed his aircraft and entered the bouse after seeing that police said. Entry was gained by prying Two an we for the in a field on (he west tide of the Manville the glass was broken in the rear door, open a door and cash and a radio were robbery ofKiaaey at 92! Hamfl- Caoseway oa Dec. 22, police said. Mr. Harold G. Moffatt. 31. of Bound police said. As she entered, she beard stolen, police said. with this coupon JAGUAR SALES & SERVICE SHRIMP Taking Orders on 1983 Jaguar LDH Printing Unlimited XJ6L Sedans, Coupes l i o i state Road. Building B Princeton. 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Have »»ery- SAVE *—*9 you nMd do** at hand 50%-60% Exceptional Labels for Misses, Jrs., Women & Men . TA80C- On an sizes of Consolidated from all 3 Epstein's Stores OI it. The p«*- Newsprint pads R€G. $2.50 fe $15.25 Timeless Designs with an Outstanding Future a*1 dratfeng t»- Extensive Selections from Epstein's Regular Stock_ SALE All at a Minimum of 40% off Epstein's $ REG. $47.00 99*T. 5" Original Prices Bargains You Can't Afford To Miss SALE See for Yourself! $ SIT-ON-IT STOOL Butcher Bloch top. metal base 29 REG. $41.95 SALE '29" American Express. MasterCard and VISA triangle Welcome! MON.-FBI. 9 A.M. artcenter SAT. 10 AM. (609) Comer of Darrah Lame & Alt Route 1 Uwtnet. NJ (tints* from Darrah Lane) PRINCETON SHOPPING CENTER. N. HARRISON ST. OFF RTS. 1 ft 206 HOU0AY HOURS: 10-9, SAT. 10-6, SUN. 11*: v. l\ V S-A Ihr franklin NEWS RECORD Thursday, Dec. 30, 1982 Children helping children SCOBC BBCB) delivered the books to the BppropOBBS COflBHBBBKj DOUBCS* Cab Fade 113 fen the Some of ttavCMb* naed wagon or :trac spirit of At thek Dec. IS. me IVBBEB vac • CMBB JQCUVCO Dop ETOHI mctr firoai St. Peter's Hoapital aad Middkacx Geaeral University Hospital were aeddmaed by the Cnb« (1.187 gifts to be used in the books. 2.9 pooads per book « 1.7 the 8 ID 10 year old Cab Scon of Pack 113 Aloaf with the donated to the BajBDBtBaiBv BBC their OWB oedM qakt toys." The decks oi cams. mw». t>anmg oorari, \nmwt S100. DKCBuiuu pnyiDoni oi eacB iKxpnai. Everyonefcas a The Cub Pack cnmnuBcc secretary, D BBC II Lyna Bsibaner. had decorated two large Laura Muckin, community relations representative for St Peter's s't take awch crTort to caidboatd boxes to pot the toys in. As Medical Center, loads her station wagon with toys donated by the POOK DQI O you the Cobs started lo arrive at die Pack Scouts. 1*100 tdCpoOBC TKMmf lO a* became obvious that die CommftlM Secretary Lynn Biribauer hands a $50 check to St Peter's ddmr. k m btg tat- MantaTnCte. nadcrrtfifnitBd the gcatrouty Medea) Center Community Relations Representative Laura Muckin. oC the Cote. The Cute donated fffwyh On Ms. Muddn's right is Ctena Sendya, cMnical therapist at Middlesex BBS BBBBC BBC BfTBMCCflKflES B3 BBVC tWO toys to nil Xuc two boxes lo overflow u^ General University Hospital. Two Cub Scout reprentatives from each of - - •• _^ • titiiTii • mi It .1, . .,,, • - * A.II OBV rtiWn" pick tnc hoofci up from die BBa7 BBl BO^BaQOBflv a A BDO^JDBBS! aTBS^a KoU ius stx Liens neip wnn me presentanon. - by track. Eacfe Cab Arreptim die check for St. Peter's Hospital was community relations rep* Potenzano, Chris Gianotto. Billy Eltr- tticatative Laura Maddn who said die ingbam, Adam Biolsi, Paul McFarlane, money would benefit die pediatnc Sbehrzad Quresbi, Jason Ellis, Peter respiratory unit there. Diana Sendya, a Burkhardt, Michael Lalan. Michael clinical therapist at Middlesex General Lesik, Matthew Shutske, John Maguire, University Hospital, said htat their check Adam Kaeser, Eric Laughland, Chris would go towards the purchase of a TV Malatesta, Ski Prasad. Walter Kazar. for one of the pediatric day rooms. Matthew Teevan, Christopher Ferrara, Pack 113 Cub Scouts (and their Tony Venditto, Jeffrey Batdarik, Jason parents) can be proud that their hard Grey, Brian Szucs, Colin Simons, Den- work and generosity will be helping nis Yu, Douglas Brieninger, Richie other children less fortunate than them- Hauser, Robert Piagentini, Jason selves. Gonella, Terrance Jackson, Tim Next time you go to use your tele- Wenger, Laurence Audenaerd, Ryan phone book, think about Jamie Hill, Brent Zoba, Dominick Solazzo, Biribauer, Alan Carbonaro, Gary Christopher Camese, Eric Gorman, Pellicane, Michael Blinne. Jeffrey Michael Williamson, Eric Lazarus, Davis. Scott Bowman, Robert Buckley, Christian Tuttle and Peter Breininger and John Guzek, Brian Poff, Albert Magiol, how their hard work and generosity have Cub Scouts town Den 4 do a Christmas skit during a Dec. 15 Pack 113 Spero Michailidis. John Casale, Joel helped other children during this hoi- Pack 113 Cub Scouts have pride that their hard work and gifts will meeting before donating money and toys to two local hospitals. Kaplan, Robert Mercado, Dominkk iday. benefit children in pediatric wards of two local hospitals: NEW LOWER PRICES Tender, Loving Care itntional guidance a edical supervisor 5 it you choose Familybo a low cost alternative to FAIX SHOE hospital birth CLEARANCE Weve opened a new Save up to 50% Friendly restaurant in Skillman. We'd hkc to invite you to stop by sandwiches and, of course, our own 13.99-51.99 and meet us. We're a neighborly delicious ice cream treats. Foods you kind of place. A place where you can can trust. Originally 26.00-105.00 relax with family and friends and enjoy. We're at The Montgomery Shopping their company while you enjoy your meal Center. We're open 7 a.m.-ll.p.m. or snack. We have comfortable booths Sunday through Thursday, and to seat you, and friendly courteous 7a.m.-12 midnight Friday and Saturday. Choose from: waitresses to serve* you. So next time you're looking for a We serve simple, basic foods, like delicious meal or snack, stop by great tasting hamburgers. and see us. We always like to • NATURALIZER a full line of freshly made make new friends. ' . BASS • NINA . 9 WEST • MAINE WOODS . EVAN-PICONE . NICKELS ""' " IIHIIIIHUIIIIIIHIMIIIIIIIHH HHHUHUHQ This coupon entitles bvaret to . VAN ELI 1/2 price Any sundae ai ' •/ pnee when purchased with a sandwich or plctfhn Anyon*? in your group sundae who buys a sandwich or plat Benefit from exceptional tet can get any sundae at' v with the price with the coupon too savings on leaders in foot Trus coupon cannot be used fashion. Come in today! with any other promotional purchase offer Selections vary from of any store to store. sandwich SHOE GALLERY or platter. Q/7U O iimnmiiiiniMllllll llHllHllimTOimT innnniiimiimiiiinnmmiiinini»nnJ iiiimiiiimiiiiiHilllllllllHNIII yiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiini)iniiinnniHinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillQ Tha coupon enndes bearer lo 1/fcprice, any sundae at1 ^ pnee when ^ purchased u«lh a sandwich or L planet Anyone in your group sundae- \ who buy* a sandwich or plat- 1 Mr can get any sandac at'// with the i price vutfh this coupon, too ' I Ths coupon cannot be used purchase w«h any other promotional of any CHOOSE YOUR CHARGE: sandwich^ l EPSTEIN'S, VISA OR MASTER CARD orpiatter Qjniena£y« MORMSTOWN KV&30, WED. & FRL10*. SUN. 126 SOMERVILLE CIRCLE 100, SAT. 10-6, SUN. 12-5 PRINCETON SHOPPING CENTEFMu-6, FRI. # and rianrc tin P fHTpHiM' Ucrcnc pro* Two tflf ikmi ate offered including a 7-8 ocgn (anng me wves 01 p an. class which is at a regular pace and 10 >win iMeiMolfaei a 8-9 class which is prepared at a more pace for newcomers and Has Fk ft Trim Onb win ranoo . Moxtay ft Wcdnoday evenings from people not ready to progress to the qukk pace of die 7 p.m. section. 7-S p.m. TM> program is for anyone 18 n and over and offiea an bow of limbering, Both classes are held at -Swp' n G. and strength building. All SMkh School in the auxiliary gym. I are accufnpamra ny music. Registration b accepted the first day you attend at the program. A $10 fee is Aerobics for anyone 16 and over will required. Each program includes over 30 in Tuesday with Thursday the sessions. If you would like further de- oay cacB WCCK. Aeroncs is a tails about these programs, contact the Iwiif n pfogiam Recreation Department at 297-7330. American Home Department members Mary Lee Maurer, Nancy Palmer, Carol Cesario and Sandra Williams enjoying the holiday at the Meadows. What's Cooking? recipe of the week At Vw DBCsmJber rnsoting of Bon AppesaMsers, one of Iho coom^ groups in the Cooking Department of the Cedar Wood Woman's The following is another in our series of reputedly "tried Woman's club celebrates Club, members were treated to a Mexican aimer, prepared by Vfcmie and true" favorite redpes prepared for the News-Record Hayes and Marion Stuedh/. Also on ttte menutor th e evening was a by Vinnie Hayes of the Cedar Wood Women's Club. We cookie ewchsnoje. in wnch each person shared a hsJf otaon hofidsy the holiday at the Meadows cookies wtti every ottwr member. Shown here are Vfcwie Hayes and wWprint them In a size convenient for clipping and saving. Marion Sfcisdh/. hostesses for the evening and ooofoTnators of the Regretfully, however, we cannot take responsibility for The holiday season was celebrated by corated and the warm glow of a fire lent cookie exchan their success. . members of the American Home Depart- a special atmosphere to the holiday at the ment of the Cedar Wood Women's Club Meadows. with a dinner at the Meadows. STUFFED PORK CHOPS GOURMET Carol Cesario was chairwoman of the The Needlework Interest Group of the event, which included dinner, cooked by American Home Department will hold a Holiday open house planned 4-1" pork chops with a pocket the individual members bringing a workshop on Monday, Jan. 3, at 8 p.m. favorite dish, singing of carols accom- at the home of Camille Cusimano. Ms. 4 slices Swiss cheese, diced panied by Joan Bartash on the piano, and Cusimano will demonstrate how to make in historic Blackwells Mills !/4 cup chopped parsley a gift exchange. The house was de- a plastic canvas heart box. xh cup chopped mushrooms Canal House, the former wood-burning range will all be doing xh tsp. salt brideeseoder's home on Biactwdh what they do so well. The public is Mils Road in Franklin, would bice you welcome — no admission. 2 slightly beaten eggs Villagers discount offered to be their guest on Sunday. Jan. 2. at The home of generations of cracker or bread crumbs A full 33 percent discount, $2 off any other discounts from local merchants. Iheir annual boHday open bouse — 2to4 bridgctenden who opened the old bridge Sunday performance at the Franklin The performance schedule for 1983 is p m. 3. Tbs. oil for passing il boats. Canal House has Vi cup dry white wine Villagers Barn Theatre, is available with "Wait Until Dark," Jan. 14-Feb.l3; There win be tours of the restored been restored by the Blackwells Mills a coupon from the yellow Couponomics "Mornings at Seven," March 11-April home, nasoric photographs and kitchen Canal House Association, who conduct Inc. booklet, mailed recently to Franklin 17; "That Championship Season," May aabques on view, * gift boutique featur- events there through the year. The bouse Toss together cheese, parsley, mushrooms, and salt. Fill residents. I3-June 12; and "Play It Again Sam," ing canal memorabilia, and plenty of is also available for use by other com- pockets of chops with mixture. Dip chops into egg and crumbs This special offer, which expires Aug. July 8-Aug. 14. IS, 1983, is valid only with the coupon holiday goodies. A restored colonial munity groups. Call (201) 873-2133 for — repeat. Brown well on both sides in hot oil. Then add wine; fireplace, pot-bellied Move, and old-time information. and is not valid with any other discounts. For further information about the simmer, covered 45 minutes or until chops are done. Serves The coupon booklet, distributed by Franklin Villagers Bam Theatre, call four. Couponomics Inc. of Somerset, contains (201)873-2710. f=\ An Imagine clearance sale is something to shout PtOTKTin SHAVE OS-CA! •Mai about! Here are exceptional bargains from the tttUUt ME TAMETS1001 most famous makers — suits, coats, dresses and aantioi roz. coordinates of real value, at fabulous prices. If Santa was good to you, be good to yourself, with good things from Imagines clearance sale! CMKf OXY 10 l oz. OXY WASH 4 oz. DEXATRIM SUTIS by Evan Rcone $ EXTtA-STtBIGTH 20'S AFRIN Misses and Petites. .$210 value OXY COVBt .75 oz. CAFfOtf RS 20*S nusmuHNs MASAI SPRAY Afrin. $19.99 16'S NASAL SPRAY JUNIOR DRESSES by El Jay. values to$48 . 15 ML COATS, Down and Pdly Filled, ^^ THIDn fllTO GMKI OXYT Long and Short .UINfe IHIKll U1T CHOKI ONE HALF OFF MILES BUFFERIN JUNIOR WOOL SKIRTS ..$25 to$38 values ONE-A-DAY TAILETS 100'S COORDINATES by Giuseppe ONE HALF OFF ESSSmil VfTAflMS 100% pure wool... $74 to $180 values 100*S TAFFETA SKIRTS by Evan Rcone niWl? TUlOri A17I7 and Claude. Beautiful black UiNIi IHIKIJ UtT taffeta classics...... $40 to$92 values SKIRTS, solids and . mW17 HAf F ACT? GAYISCQN plaids. Wool and UINfc HALT Urr TABUTSrOO'S wool blends ...... $50 to$80 UQWD 12 0Z. 50% OFF TWO SPECIAL RACKS FROM OUR UPDATE DEPARTMENT: ALL CHRISTMAS ITEMS ONE HALF OFF AND MORE We'w reduced two whole racks of our favorite fashions, from these famous makers: Emily, J. H., Villager, John Brooks, Schrader ^ort, P. EH, Northern Isles, ytiwwmmaVSzmr&tmaiawnmvnwwiayMvmHamm Luba, Domino, Gabridle and Herald House. niUgfioro ffiaraiacj; Huny in for yours! WiiMifif-lt IMAOIMEJn East Windsor on Rt 130.609^443-3600 959-3121 S«atl IMAGINE at Remington opposite McDonald* 201-788-3600 Monday-Friday 10-9 Saturday 10-5 Sunday 11-5 WE ACCEPT MAJOR CREDIT CARDS * IMAGINE CHARGE Y 10-A Thursday, Dec. 30,1982 obituaries He mi sooDcriy a o oka* of American CyaaimM Co. of Bound She was a former member of the resided in Pembroke Pines, Fla., before Mtvy H. RoftMtft Ovfllh aad DB«W Sacrod Heart R.C.. CChunh * in ManviDe. Brook for 42 yean. He was a Navy Mount ZkxvA.M.E. Church in the Little moving to Somerset in 1980: Mrs. SwiVaSf «w bis wife* Hdcp M*V£Cl Rocky HiD section. . - , Gielec had been a dress, maker with ihe MANV1LLE—alan/H. Ov- Pttzio; two soos» Rmmt of SotncrviDc, n. Her ^HW"^. George A. Conover, Graqce Dress Co., formerly of New a*. 71, of Nor* "laird A dfed and Daniel of Rartan. a King Church in ManviDe, a member of died in 1965. Brunswick, for 20 years before retiring Friday (Etac 24.1982) at the Knights of Columbus Third Degree Surviving are two sons, George L. in 1967. ' SaevasbaEaaatl ' P*-.«d Alfred T. Bbnowicz Waller nwilwi of Whitehouie Knights, the Quarter-Century Club of with whom she lived, and David M. of She was a member of the Piscataway had BIBB is NSBIIDOBC. Pa., befare Station, Stete of Poland, and Waclaw American Cjranamid, V.F.W. Post 2290 St Paul, Mum.; two sisters, Betty Reed Senior Citizens, the German Lodge at ; to Mawriafc 40 ycari ago. She MANVBXE—MfeedT. Btnewkz. and John, both of ManviDe; two listen, of ManviDe, a former president of the of LambertviDe, and Dorothy Spriggs of College Point, N.Y., and the Inter- 15 KBVII a * 64, of Weat QnWi Road, died Sot- Christine Skorupa of ManviDe and Maria American Cyanannd union, and a former Little Rocky Hill; 12 grandchildren; and national Ladies Garment Union. day (DecJ6,19S2) at (be Vcesaos Ad- Yaworek of Poland, and two grandsons. MtDstone bowvgh councilman from 10 greaVgrandchiklren. Her husband, Steve Gielec, died in i • coaaaaaacaat of Cant ihe Services were held Tuesday at 8:30 1968 to 1972. Services were today, Thursday, in the 1979. a.m. from the Fucilk) and Warren Surviving are his wife, Madeline Malt Anderson Funeral Service, 201 Sandford bom in Wifces-Bane, Pa., Fmeral Home, 205 South Main St.. Evans and a daughter, Susan Evans, at St., New Brunswick, with the Rev. Surviving are a son, John Lettang, a of the Mamie ^J to ManviDe 60 yean ago. ManviDe. followed by a 9 a.m. Mass of home. Eugene McDaniel officiating. daughter, Mary McCann, and a brother, Bbsewjcz was cnploycd as a Christian Burial at Sacred Heart R.C. Services were held Monday from the Burial will be 9:30 a.m. Friday in Michael Diener, all of Piscataway; two Geoiei. for the ManviBe Sewerage Cfaurcb. FuciDo and Warren Funeral Home, Man- Franklin Memorial Park, North Bruns- sisters, Ann Brarens of Piscataway and Jr. of Hffl- OaVuDCOt HO WSS aaaB AXTOj veteran of Burial was in Sacred Heart Cemetery, ville, with a Mass of fTwi«H«" Burial at wick. Betty Engdman of Fort Lauderdale, saacr of Hillsborougb. Christ the King Church. Internment Fla.; seven grandchildren; and nine Adah. Pa.; two yaaddwldpea. and two World War U. nC WHS 8 IWf flFWT OK toC AflOCnCSD followed at Sacred Heart Cemetery. great-grandchildren. Legion post in Manvifte and was one of Hillsborough. Christine Gielec Services were held at 8:30 a.m. Mon- •^a^araagBa^^a^rw. B^HKI fnv Ca^BSaaXaBKaaa^B^s • •£ Joseph F. Lachac day from the Piscataway Funeral Home, * Wane ws a social mfinhrr of Veterans of FRANKLIN — Christine Lettang 18 Stelton Road, Piscataway, followed A Man of Christian Foreign Wan Pott No. 2290 in Man- R1CHBORO. Pa. — Joseph F. GezaMinary Gielac, 77, of Easton Avenue in the by a 9:30 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial at Ckriat the Kiag vflfc. Somerset section died Friday at Some- at St. Frances Cabrini R.C. Church, was at Sacred Heart Lachac. 64, of Chestnut Drive died Sarviviag are a brother. Peter Sunday in Wanninster General Hospital, FRANKLIN — Services were Tues- rset Medical Center. Piscataway. Blazewicz of MamriBe. and three sisters, Wannuttter. day for Geza Noszlopy-Mihaly, 77, of Born in Austria-Hungary, she was a Burial was in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Ijcona riymrtu of i i*?i^ Bfaoch and Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., Mr. Lachac Hawthorne Drive in the Somerset section mgtime Piscataway resident and had Bound Brook. also lived in Hillsborough before moving who died Thursday, Dec. 23 in St. fM here three years ago. Peter's Medical Center, New Bruns- Fonenw l services were held Wednes- He was a retired painter.' having wick. MANVILLE — BaMaaa Siepaiak of day front Fucifio & Wanen Puneral worked for the State of New Jersey. Services were from the Boy Ian Soalh 13th Aveaae died Monday n w County college NCAA pool ff ^ ^i Maovflle. Bunal was in Somerset He was a U.S. Army veteran of World Funeral Home. 188 Easton Ave. (DBC27.I9O at Sonenet Medical Hfflb Memorial Patfc Cemetery. Basking WIT II. Burial was in Franklin Memorial Park, Goaer ai SooxrriUe. Ridge. Surviving are his wife, Julia Saulee Norm Brunswick. open for public swimming She was boa m Poland and lived ia Lachac; a son. Joseph M. at home; a Born in Hungary, he resided in the moat of her fife. HHfFT. Lillian M. Thompson of Somerset area for more than 25 years. Somerset County College ' has an- .required per session. Middlesex. N.J.; two brothers. Frank of Mr. Noszlopy-Mihaly had been a prac- In addition to the community swim nean UMBXB at Maniac ana was a Stanley Puzio nounced its spring membership period Rockaway Township, N.Y. and Ben- ticing attorney in Hungary. hours and use of the college's weight Akar Roasary Society. jamin of Manvillc, N.J.; two sisters He was a member of MHBK, a for use of its pool which will include room, the spring membership includes CTBPcr of Ac Sacred LARGO. FLA. — Stanley Puzio. 69. Antoinette Niclwocki and Lillian Hungarian veteran's organization, of early morning hours. use of the pool during the new early Heart School PTA aid was a iwuptxr of of Eighth Avenue Northwest died Thurs- McQuillan, both of Manvillc. and five New Brunswick. The college's NCAA regulation die PofiA National Affiaacc. the Soas of day (Dec. 23. 1982). morning hours — Monday through Fri- grandchildren. Surviving are his wife, Edith Kontz six-lane pool features lap swimming and Poland. Tte dab Waada aad The Pobah Bora in Poland and formerly of day from 7-8:30 a.m. Cost is $35 per Services will be held 11 a.m. tomor- Noszlopy-Mihaly; a stepson, Dennis the use of its three dura-flex diving Woaacs ©• AmoicaB. Sbc was a toexuber Bridge water, he lived here for the past row at the Fucillo & Warren Funeral Vecsey of Tampa, Fla.; and a card which is good Jan. 10 through May of the Poaafa Rcfief fisad aad the Imnu- five yean. Home. 205 South Main St.. ManvUle. step-daughter, Marianne Gycngo of boards. The pool is open for community 19, gataaaCmaiiifai ifcaiiift World War U. Mr. Paso had been self-employed as Burial will be in Sacred Heart Cem- Somerset* swim every day with hours on weekdays Applications and a spring brochure Her hotbaak. Braao StepaM. died in a buflding contractor prior to his rctirc- etery. Hillsborough. from noon to 2 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Oncontaining information on spring ac- 1947. Saturday it is open from 1-4 p.m. tivities may be obtained by phoning the Isabefle Conover Sundays from 1-3 p.m. A SI fee is college at 526-1200, ext. 320. Daniel J. Evans FRANKLIN — Isabelle Essie Con- a THE MEDICINE SHOPPE FIRST UNITED 631Hamitoni METHODIST Somerset 247-3363 Fucillo & Warren Funeral Home CHURCH 48 West Htah St. ADAM FUOLJLO. Founder FKT Ki af OBST SCKBTOT, PMCCTM. 16 CMtCa. 890 River Rd.. Soutri Somervfle BayaM Lav. Savktt Sat. 10J0 UB. t 4J0 p.ra. Sun. Bone*. HVbborautb. Sunday Service 10 A.M.; church FREE Henry J. 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At Somerset rhea, high blood pressure, ulcer, and The bride it me dwgbler of Mr. tod cis Mishak of Raritan brothers of the Medical Center, these nurses are chronic pain; behavioral changes such as Mr*. Bartholomew Riordan of Some- bride and groom, served as ushers. ' "\\v~n\tA to manage and prevent the increased absence at work, lack of rville. The groom is me son of Mis. An evening wedding reception was stress encountered routinely on the job. motivation, changes in work routines, Fiances Misbalc of Rafitafi. held at Wirzman's Inn in Manville. : Stress management and prevention are and dependency on peers; emotional The bride who was given in marriage The bride is a graduate of Hill- part of the critical care nursing course changes such as crying, temper fits, and by her father, wore a sift organza gown sborough High School. She is employed required at Somerset Medical Center to depression; and perception changes cans-" trimmed with french lace appliques and by the First National Bank of Central work in intensive care, coronary care, ing faulty judgments and poor decisions. seed pearls. The gown featured an accor- New Jersey. Manville. telemetry, the recovery room, and the Ultimately, unrelieved stress can lead to dion pleated train. The wedding The groom is a graduate of emergency department. The 14-session the the nurse's resignation from the fntf iTn?rf was fiHnplftffg by a headpiece Bridgewater West High School and is course also includes anatomy and nursing staff and leaving the field of win mUfhipg lace **"^ a attending State Troopers' Academy, Sea physiology, critical pathological condi- nursing altogether, Mrs. Hoffman fingertip veil. The bride carried one long Gin. tions, nursing evaluation and manage- added. ment, life support, and psychological "It is important to direct the extra and legal responsibilities. energy in stressful situations in a positive "Nationwide, the turnover rate for direction," she said. With successful Scudder, critical care nurses is nine times greater stress mangement, you assume responsi- than other nurses, but we try to minimize bility for coping and keeping yourself Chase to wed that at Somerset by teaching the nurses under control. You learn to be objective how to identify stress, how to cope with rather than emotional, she explained. Mr. and Mrs. Townsend Scudder, Jr. it, and how to prevent it in the future," Various healthy and unhealthy meth- of Ncshanic, have announced the en- said Rachael Hoffmann, R.N., nurse ods of coping with stress include ego gagement of their daughter. Holly Vir- clinician and course instructor. defenses, denial, anger, withdrawal, ginia, to Keith E. Chase of Richmond, She noted that all nurses experience compromise, thought stopping, group Vt., son of Mrs. Virginia F. Chase of stress due to the demands of the job, but support, and biofeedback. "As nurses, Glenbum. Maine, and Raymond L. that critical care nurses must deal with we protect ourselves by getting involved Chase of Bangor. Maine. The wedding more intense emotional strain due to the in the tasks of the job. But it is natural to suffer a loss for someone you have been is planned for July. acute nature of the patient's illness. They taking care of, and it is not un- Miss Scudder is a graduate of Hill- must be prepared to deal with their own professional to cry," Mrs. Hoffman sborough High School and Westminster stress as well as that of the patient and said. • Choir College. Princeton. She has a family during a difficult time for them, Somerset Medical Center helps pre- bachelor of musk degree in education. she added. She is vocal music director of the Upper vent nursing stress by providing lounge There are many sources of stress when Freehold Regional Elementary School in areas away from patients on the nursing working in critical care areas including Allentown. units, by thoroughly interviewing appli- experience with highly technical equip- The bride-elect is the granddaughter of cants and explaining the demands of a Mr. and Mrs. Townsend Scudder of ment, the sounds of pain, dealing with critical care job, by conducting in-depth Woodbury. Conn. Her parents are the the patient and family, breaking news to nursing orientation, by offering continu- owners of AmMeside Gardens, garden the family when the physician is not ing education to update technical skills, center and landscape contracting firm in available, and knowing when to inter- by allowing nursing representation on Bdle Mead. Her grandfather is president vene with drugs or therapy, Mrs. Hoff- medical committees, and by periodically Mr. wad Mm Robert Macbak of the Center for Information on Ameri- man explained. rotating the nurses to other nursing units. ca in Washington. Conn. Mr. Chase holds an associate degree in electronics from the Eastern Maine Word processing class held Technical Institute and is employed as an Physical therapy hours extended electronics technician by International A wofd processing come will be tronic SO, 60 and 75 typewriters. Business Machines in Burlington, Vt. NEW BRUNSWICK — Middlesex day evenings to 8:30 and the department offered st Sonic f sci vouoty i CCOBSCU Tuition is $150 for residents of Some- His mother is a vice president of the General-University Hospital has an- will be open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on •niiiimc ffffyiBmn^ Moodsy, Jsn* 17, rset County. Maine State School Commission. Ms. Holly Scudder nounced that the hours of the Physical Saturday. Treatment is by physician Tke 36-faour come will be held for six Regntnkm will be held Tuesday. Jan. Therapy Department will be extended to referral and by appointment only. For weeks, two evenings per week from 6 Io 4. from 9 a.tn. to 3 p.m.. and Wednes- Saturdays and evenings to meet the information call,937-8623. 9 p.m. day. Jan. 5. from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and A shopping Bazaar that tops needs of patients. Starting Jan. 4, in p g 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. addition to the Monday through Friday 8 Jacqueline Wollins, M.A., R.P.T., is TRS-WConpoltr. the Xerox 800. IBM For more information, call 526-8900. them all . • . our classified pages a.m. to 4:30 p.m. schedule, the hours director of physical therapy at the hospi- »y typewriter*, and the IBM Elec- Ext. 68. will be extended on Tuesday and Thurs- tal. In 1981 the time was right Smart buyers bought at Sandpebble because it was the first condominium of its kind on Hutchinson Island. Medical Emergency Treatment wishes you a happy and healthy holiday season and all the best for the coming year. In 1982 Clinton Classics the time is right again. PARKA Smart buyers will buy at Sandpebble because it is the last condominium of its kind on Hutchinson Island. When people discovered the raw natural they proceeded to exceed the promises bid for the beach land as part of Florida's down filled classic beauty of Hutchinson Island they wanted made to buyers at Sandpebble. People saw Save-Our-Coast program. 80% down • 20% feattiers to live here. The rich environment of this this as a rare opportunity and they took ad- These environmental activities have im- vintage Florida makes it perhaps the most vantage of it. Result: a monumental suc- portant positive meanings for Hutchinson Reg $75 valuable island property in the state. And cess story. It was a question of timing. And Island and the people who will buy at Sandpebble proved to be the most desirable in 1981. the time was right. Sandpebble in 1982-83. It has made Poplin .. $49.95 *eg S85 property of all—170 residences were sold 1982. The time is right again. Perhaps Sandpebble the last condominium of its in just three months of 1981. you've read about the building moratorium kind on Hutchinson Island. This, in turn, Chlldrens Why this tremendous success? Sand- on Hutchinson Island Martin County is gives you an opportunity to live in an eco- pebble was a new breed of condominium currently buying up undeveloped beach- logically pure and untouched location. Poplin.. .$19.95 *<* $6S on the Island. Designed for quiet, secluded, front on the Island to keep it in its natu- Furthermore, you can know, beyond a Mens S-M-L Chllds 8-18 family vacations, or resort luxury. Also. ral state. Martin County citizens voted for doubt, that your purchase of a Sandpebble Sandpebble offers stunning oceanfront or a $5 million Beach Bond referendum to residence is a uniquely sound, secure and picturesque riverfront lifestyles, with every sensible investment. ' civilized amenity imaginable. Furthermore. For more information about Sandpebble. -m* VEST Zaremba. the 60-year-old firm that devel- call us and ask for a brochure. Or mail the coupon and well send you one. But we urge 80% down - oped Sandpebble. took pains to keep- the residential density extremely low. They you to act now. While the time is right. made dramatic efforts to enhance and build Models now open. Completely Nylon... Reg.$50 within the fragile environment. And then furnished models may be purchased. Poplin.. Reg. $60 m S-M-L-XL The location is rare. J The time is right. 2601 N.E. Ocean Blvd.. Hutchinson Island. Stuart Florida 33494 • (305) 225-1600 Please send me information on Sandpebble. Riverfront from $131,000 Ask about our fly and buy Name. program. Completely furnished Clinton Factory Oceanfront from $198,000 models can be purchased. Address. Outlet., City. _ State _ .Zip. This offer is void to stales »here prohibited by pnen sabjrci to chance without notice law. including Sew York town forum 12A The Fnkh New»-R«cord Thursday, December 30,1982 editorial Time for legislators to earn their salaries As 1982 grinds to a hah, the New Jersey Legislature appears bent on proving it has the ability to do less in more time than a recalcitrant teen-ager told to take out the garbage. -RETURNS lust as an adolescent will find some way to while away time EXCHANGES mat could be productively spent in an effort to avoid the PLEASE HAVE SALES odious task, the Legislature has taken to using any tactic to .Slip -READY avoid solving the state's funding problems. It has been widely reported that the state's government faces anywhere from a $70 minion to $150 million shortfall in this fiscal year. What has been so galling has been the lack of cooperation between the Democratically-controlled Legis- lature and Gov. Thomas Kcan to keep the state's budget in balance. PLEASE. HAVE YOUR The governor has made numerous proposals to the Legis- X.V. CARP REAPY lature, asking first for a state tax on gasoline. This effort, along with proposals to raise taxes on alcohol, was rebuffed by me legislators. The Legislature, in what is far less man infinite wisdom, has seen fit to respond to the governor's overtures with a bid to increase the income tax for people who earn in excess of $50,000 per year, aiming at what may be the governor's L-IME constituency rather than propose a measure which would PLEASE HAVE WWU READY.' proportionately share the burden. The governor's proper response has been to veto the poorly structured, politically motivated measure, but we are still left with no solution — except a 3-percent cut in the state's budget, which would produce further reductions in aid to municipalities, welfare agencies and education. On Monday the Republican leadership made proposals that would raise $215 million, the money to be spent on solving the $150 million shortfall and providing aid to schools, mass transit, prison guards, highways and welfare. The bill would raise the general sales tax 1 percent, and increase the excise and wholesale taxes on liquor. While this may not be the best plan, it is the only one offered the state we're in bydavid moore and does return some money to the state's school districts. But the Democratic leadership has offered little hope for passage at today's. Thursday, special session. These stab; assemblymen and senators, who earn $18,000 (it will be $25,000 in 1984) for their approximately 30 to 40 days State farmlands may get bond funds soon of nuttings per year, have managed to play partisan politics New Jersey's agriculture, endangered ment rights, and have already won bank for Pinelands credits. The Legis- October signed an executive order which with the state's financial well being. The Democratic members by continued proliferation of rural de- permanent protection for thousands of lature is considering A-1259, which sets puts all state agencies on notice to of the Legislature have fought the Republican governor tooth vdoprocot of various kinds, appears acres that way. up such a bank. "mitigate against the conversion of ready to begin enjoying the benefits of Transfer of development rights means The state credit bank would have the prime agricultural land and adopt poli- and nail over the budget, crying on the one hand that the the $50 million Farmland Preservation that a farmer could sell the development responsibility for acquiring credits under cies herewith." That's less impressive executive branch has ait back on essential services, yet failing Bond Issue approved by voters in 1981. rights for his property, and the buyer hardship conditions, making loan than a new statute, but it's surely a step to offer any truly workable solution to the overall problem. would then be allowed by the town guarantees on credits, selling credits and in the right direction. Two bills, awaiting Gov. Tom Kean's fathers to pursue development some- keeping tabs on credits from the time Minnesota has a special program The governor, for his part, has failed to establish enough signatures as of mis writing, will estab- where else more suited to it, and less they are "issued" to Pinelands land- under way to protect farmlands on the power so that he can bargain with the unruly group of lish a state committee to oversee important agriculturally. owners until they are "used" to increase edges of the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro- the density of housing developments. legislators. At the bottom line, of course, is the lack of a proposed spending of the state funds, Something similar is embodied in politan areas. Legislation makes it and will make it possible for coun- New Jersey's Pinelands credit transfer This important measure, the subject of possible for a fanner in that sensitive solution. ty-level Agricultural Development system, expected to assume working a legislative hearing early in December, perimeter to win tax breaks by agreeing The Legislature is supposed to reorganize on the second Boards to allocate the bond issue money. status as all 52 towns in the Pinelands is sponsored by Assemblyman Raymond to keep his land in agricultural use for' make their zoning ordinances conform to Tuesday of January for its next session. With the list of things Since it's a local 30-50 matching fund, Lesniak of Union County. People who eight years. Thirteen percent of the there is $100 million to be divided the state's master plan for that region. support the idea should make their own eligible acres have already been covered piling up from the end of the first session, it's beginning to between soil conservation improvements legislators know how they feel. in this way. look as if our legislators will never get the garbage taken out. and the purchase of agricultural ease- IN BURLINGTON County's share of the Pinelands, development credits have ELSEWHERE in the country, voters Other states which have adopted farm- already been transferred between private in tiny Rhode Island gave a whopping 68 land preservation programs of either Included also in the legislation are parties and the Burlington County Credit percent vote in favor of a $2 million legislative or executie origin include new forms of contractual agreements to Bank. Early 1983 is expected to see purchase of development rights refer- Delaware, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, guarantee that a patch of land will fulfillment of the other half of that endum in November. In Wisconsin, Massachusetts, Michigan, Oregon, Ver- remain in agriculture for at least eight mont, Virginia and Washington. It's yean, and a colkciton of "right to system — selling the bank credits to meanwhile, the ongoing farmland about time for New Jersey to follow their farm" provisions. developers who are increasing the densi- preservaton program there had encom- letter policy ty in special development areas, or passed 3.2 million acres by the end of lead!. MANY CREATIVE approaches to sav- "credit receiving" zones. 1981, either through local exclusive Al to write tetters to the editor. Letters ing farmlands are popping up in a For fanners, Pinelands credits are of agriculture zoning or farmland preser- must be «*y^ and Jndt^^ writer's addre»».n to our poicy to number of stales, such as Maryland, particular interest because they are vation agreements. David Moore is executive director of print tfw name and address of fcs signer, but names may bo where several counties are moving ahead eligible for double value. Still ahead, To our immediate west, Penn- the New Jersey Conservation Foun- wHhnskf from print in certain circumstances upon request of the with the concept of transferring develop- one hopes, is creation of a state credit sylvania's Gov. Richard Thomburgh in dation. 1 of the erJtor. We reserve tw right to edtt letters lor tang*: is ihe_prelerred rnsjdtnum._Every letter in min a tocsfy pertfnenti mattei r *•~ be publahed. editor's notebook by gloria halpern The Franklin NEWS RECORD Video mania can mean a pain in the joint Video games may be harmful to your been added to the list of ills the video tributable to the joy stick, paddle, but- when a patient admits be has been in game player may encounter. ton, and ball controls of these toys. marathon competition in "Asteroids." That! i "The Arthritis "Since an average player spends up- Dr. Leroy Hunninghake, "Avoiding the offending agent" is Reporter, BOC* is iHJjpet be tmnxmMk wards oftwo hours per week at the rheunutotogist at Princeton Medical scientific talk for "stop playing." •TTTBBIhf rCTBnMMVf TrpettplflHTTlO^y€f owKruli of a video game, we may Center, said Dr. Myersbo's study had And that should do the trick, accord- rheAmerkaa Psychiatric Association. eventually sec tlmnm. problems de- been of great interest at a recent conven- ing to Dr. Hunninghake. "The disability There's been a kx of speculation about veloping in the hands, wrists, sod per- tion of joint specialists. is self-limiting," he said. "Pain shoud of staring for hours at bap* sfaooMen," taaid Dr. Gary E. "Occupations that involve repetitive be gone in 24 hours." Eye stain or tunnel Mycrson, who hraoVd the study done at : kind of Fellow rheumatologists have long dtodbyeyespedsiists. Emory Umvenky in Atlanta. utoskeletal problems, "he Mid. been warning of the dangers of jogging, pointing out that runners may expect to lo the psyches of those Some of mess sex- "Assembly line work, stenographers, i of "Space teeth rf, in front of word processors—we've known where pay for their sport sometime in the future with arthritic hip, knee and ankle joints. • "Donkey Kong," "Centipede" sod we can attribute the pains of many of the apace nrwaocrs, •»••«—« —»—»•••* •• patients. "Walk, do not run, away from those far Ms fig—a game of as two hours ofpbry per day. Of the 142 "The important dung about this video See Bat glifro, outu studied, 63 percent had at least one of game study U that it makes physicians been i aware ofwhst's happening in the field. Getting a patient's full history is vital." Gk/ruHMlpcrn is the editor of The The diagnosis suggests the remedy Pk Af 1 ho franklin NEWS RECORD 13-A General Registration scheduled departare ligbt-heariedly. One fcftte W% DC the NUC WtfoOOt yOQ jokes vrim Mr. Hgnat*ro|"h's for Y aquatic program lotd her to way weoagbt to said Mr. duf the proposed biO HAPPY NEW YE AR! i*l a very aood He cxpfesacd dm while die move iqakUytbrooga — I67S hat its proposal on Jane m 21. 1982. toice Beef Loin **_ •% . •_ » - - f.Lm ifc I thill •^WW * 4fe^^B^eejBeBPBHB^Peee> .JanjiolaMGf ay. NocUandandOrang. . In ordor to aaaur* a sufHciont quantity et soU Htm lor Oil our customers w* r«*«rv« *••• •etowyM 1 Mot rosponsM* for typographical •rrors. For star* brformation call our offic* in Paramus (201) 262-9300. 1 • , • H-A Thursday, Dec. 30,1982 Hughes'gift books arrive Fusion's origin found at Forrestal at Trenton State College of primitive phot would not "melt down" as a fiiiioB plaot would, bnt merely shut off. Richard J. Hughes, former governor hosted her own television show,' she Also me problems of radioactivity of New Jersey and State Supreme Court said: . would be reduced. There would be no chief justice, has made a gift of his Books collected by the Hughes in their to the « Che radioactive liy• |Muduc ti, although tbe private library collection and several travels abroad and volumes presented to . toet. ate oo CajaafcODDCaV • ^pVa^Uav* (AlSDBdEGfl DV a^HUl^^" pieces of fine furniture to Trenton State the couple as gifts from officials of activity, would have to be replaced every College (TSQ according to TSC Presi- foreign governments are part of. the at PPPL aqr work OB loan from the 20 yean or so. But according to Mr. dent Harold Eickboff. collection, in addition to a variety of may be only 30 Firtfa, that ladkwc li > uy would caduic for "Gov. Hughes was in office when general interest titles. Special giftplates only 100 yean — much less man the New Jersey's state colleges made die have been designed to place in die front Tbe "jii"g tiathcs SO feet, and the radioactive pollution of fission plants. transition to multipurpose institutions," of each book from the Hughes library. A FUSION EXACTION room over 100 feet by almost SO. And, finally, naming a fusion plant Dr. Eickhoff noted, "and he has" always "Gov. Hughes also presented us with me norm ano JWUI are |wm w produces or uses could be used to make held the state schools in great affection. an antique library ladder, of which he . paid far by Ac fcdenl great leaen high upon the wall tecs, nuclear ,wcapons. We are delighted that he has'chosen was very proud," Dr. Brodowski noted. aact rf Eacipy. wi(|oi||K> wxk. 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Bernards pot the) "We may have to pay oar dues to get game experience," Lenihan said. He that way *e Ian flute games," Laahas added oat his team is mostly composed of juniors who have only had JV CKpeiiciKc. Nordone was on the variety team last season, but he did not start, Maovifle was (town by about the coach said. The teams the Mustangs have played have been tough r away widi the fame is the aeoood I " *" • •• - • - • - • • ^ f^nfrgf Qg noted. earn. • The only wayy iofor Manviue to score mormoorre points per game is to get the floor Moony Mgpi MI me rtmiMti loananciK. me inmoogs, BOW VO. were penenccrience.. Lemntrnihai n remarked. "We can'i't afforanord tto give up die ball without a dowalS-UtoBcxaacdibyttelaar.aadlheMoaocaiaemroaedofrwithtfac good shot. That's the reason we only score 28,29 points a game," the Lenihan : WMB as Ie>fHaat rally at OK Bora qurtt/. fipl lined, i that was the trailing poial for us." b the Immaculata game, the Mustangs controlled the tempo of the game, wailed far a good shot and played an inverted triangle defense which disrupted Tie maags aeany paceo me Mooacaiaeen snoc tor snot n me nm i Ihe flow of the game for the Spartans, the Manville coach said. gaord Lowe Nordooe scored eight points is the first half and George "Well have to do that with other teams this year too," Lenihan added, mfc the other six points far MwmDe. acting that his learn b not a fast-breaking one. Grapplers overpowered by Bridgewater East vjrRaawrtZ.Fi county. We were just ootmanned," said ing. We have to keep them from scoring pinned Dave Mazsiak in ^8 in the first Paul Kolody. Maaville's wrestling points and not get pinned ourselves. Our period of that match. iuath inexperienced guys have to keep off of Jeff Perhach (140 lbs.) was outpointed MjaWiOct wresting mni ouy hive Manville takes on Roseile Park Tues- their backs." die Manville coach said. 15-4 by East's Rich Castano and Bob bees overpowered by Bndgewiicf East day. Jan. 5. The Panthers is one of the Kolody added that he was sure his Hoodja was pinned in :28 by Derek laTiQlj, Otm wKjf B9O U|J|JUHBHaiC» K9 better learns around and is tough to beat. grapplus could win four matches. Copanna in the 147-lbs. class. Man- Kolody noted. vilk's Mark Ciesla (157 lbs.) was beaten day by Paul Taromino, 16-4. At 169 lbs.. "We can catch them but we have to MaaviOe tost 50-14 to East aad Mark Gantner was pinned by Minutman Manville's Tom Cason struggles for a rebound with Bernards' Rob have the right timing. Some guys have to THE EAST BOUT began with Man- down by jast oae poo*. 31-30. to Mark Parish in 5:15. Bernards. be in cwt'*«»'"f» to go for six mantes in a vilfc's Jeff Fender (100 lbs.) pinning MacMillan (14) and Kevin Missboch (15). The Mustangs lost to the "East is oae of the better teams in the match to keep RoseOe Park from scar- East's Chris Cox at 5:30. Mark Sherwin Mountaineers 45-29. (Rich Pipeling photo) (107 lbs.) was pinned by East's Dan Manville's heavyweight Ray Kron- Eddl in 2:45 and Manville's George maier was pinned quickly, in :45 by Semmara (114 lbs.) lost 3-1 to Jeff East's Zulttn Gombai. Raiders take Cougars, CHovino. Kolody was pleased that the younger Lady Mustangs need In the 121-lbs. class, Manville grap- grapplers — Sherwin, Fender and Susko pler Steve Mytych and East's Mitch — took down their opponents first. Widmar wrestled to a 4-4 draw. "From 140 lbs. up they blew us out," he 55-36 in tournament remarked. East has a senior in the to handle pressure The score at the haltway point was 147-lbs. spot while Manville's Hoodja is The Hillsboroagh Raiders boys 50-footrn to help the Raiders' catch-up 17-14, with East in the lead. But after a freshman. Also, Kronmaier ahs only by Michael Boonin never was able to close the gap. basiartban learn took Montgomery 35-36 attempt. that the Minotemen opened the point been on the team for two years and this is The Packet Group LaMastro said he expects to see more A she Rjiocf i""^—w*w* TocjKuy lacRJUOCA HISICDCQ PisdCatwsy pntTtf spread up and it was all downhill for the Gantner's first season on the squad, the pressing from Green Brook, which drop- stgitf, oc^nig die Rxtden* record to 5-2. for poo* in the overtime period and Mustang grapplers. Pete Susko (128 coach added. MONTGOMERY — Pressure. The ped Monday night's opener to Bound PiTiTni iKKiCimiiT was me KJBQCI* ugn _ lbs.) was pinned in 4:45 by Minuteman Manville High girls' basketball team Brook, 42-14. scorer for the night win 12 peats while See RAIDERS, page 16A Craig Grief. Brian Ulicny (134 lbs.) then See GRAPPLERS, page 16A must learn to handle it in order to bounce "They like to trap and press a little Derek Spencer was Montgomery's top back from three early season defeats, bit," the coach said. "We're going to 10 points. The Cougars are according to coach Pat LaMastro. have to work on that or we'll be in for The young Mustang squad couldn't another long day. Gawd Bob CYipc aKa*cr put BI nine handle Montgomery High's pressure "If we do break the press, we just don't move the ball quickly enough," he for the Raiders and seven other Monday night and fell to the Cougars, added. "But that comes with playing piayen pot points oa the 54-27, in the opening round of the first time and we're a young team. If we can Lady Cougar Holiday Tournament. scoceooara n give ncm OK wn. set up and work from our offense, we'll RvoaBgomcry never tea once as me "The biggest problem is pressure," be all right." game. MBsfaoroogli led 33-14 at the half said LaMastro, whose team returns to Rebounding also was a problem for t gap farther in me second action Thursday night in the 6 p.m. the Mustangs early in Monday's contest, consolation game against Green Brook. but LaMastro said he saw improvement "We have a young team and any time in that area as the game progressed. you have a young team like that the rCftriuroagh tost to Piacataway 57-5! "I was discouraged about the re- pressure is going to bother you. They bounding. It was a physical game —the i ovenaBK last Taanday. The P*rfrn pressed and trapped and took the game officials let them play — and we just me back from a 21-potat defick m dx away from us at the start." didn't mix it up inside," he said. "But laatf to tie the game at 51-51 in me Montgomery showed the Mustangs a in the second quarter we started.to box nasty zone press at the outset of Mon- out and rebound a little bit." The Raiders woe 34-21 day's game and forced three quick The Mustangs also hung in there turnovers. The Cougars were up 7-0 offensively, outscoring the Cougars Senior Joe three minutes into the game and 16-6 at 13-10 in the fourth quarter with points 14 is the Pels Susfco was pinned by EasTs Craig Grief in the first period of the 128-pound bout. the end of the first quarter. Manville from six different players. (Rich Pipeling photo) HILLS80R0U6H TOWNSHIP «~».R. Finance Rate A On N«w 1M2 Chevy Cars * Trucks Thro Q.M.A.C. To Quaiifod Applicant* RESIDEMTS AJ».R. Finance Rat* AvaHabte On Tha Complete Family Of N«w 1982 Mercury VaMctoa To PHASE NOnCE Hi Stock—Also 10J% A-P.R. Finance Available On New 1982 Lebaren*. 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RL Stt 16-A- linnday, Dec. 30,1982 MIKE IS FrankSn Wsrriors •yOU GET Swimmers splash LUHAT yOU PAy FOf2: Madison C, 85-38 106 Iruudin swimmers drowned Jon Briggs won the 200-meter free- Madison Central 85-38 last Wednesday style for Franklin. Briggs also won the at the Putin YMCA. 500-meter freestyle race and Braun won "They swam super. There were no the 200-meter individual medley and the weak points in their swimming," said 100-meter breatstroke as well. Eric Franklin diving coach Alfred Raya of his Spector took the 100-meter butterfly, BJBCTXM OF THE FWC DBTMCT OF THE team. event. TOKMSHP OF HLL8B0R0UQH OOUNIY The co-ed meet against Madison Cen- ' 'Our depth is just incredible. It's only tral was Franklin's first diving match. our second year as a team. We're not IMA ^^udk« aB^aW fe* Thaft y¥fif #1—Gal for o dass now Helene DeVries came in first in the overwhelming speedwise, but our depth will carry us," Raya said. S0M24-I188 diving event and Don Noone placed third for the Warriors. CUSSES S1MTIK In the swimming events, Jodi Junta, SoUwy'i* WEEK OF ond tun Wendy Braun, co-captain Rayanne Raya Franklin swims against Cedar Ridge towid. or f yea daaba •» i ff U>t ammat*olni Jutf and Lisa Woodbum won the 200-meter next Tuesday, Jan. S. Raya noted mat it feranttfcaarMand oooir fconi ohaiaoar you or* medley relay. Junta also won the should be a close meet. "I think we can to Ragirtar by ftiona Many people in your .100-meter freestyle race. edge it," be added. toMm.rta*nginyotr aapoMSyaara area are paying nnfcarlhaiain JACKI soc€nsers too much ibr Raiders (NOTE: MLTTARY SBWICE homeowners ,1- ,,„.,-,-- (Continued from page 15 A) Ginny Gill led the Lady Raiders' VOTER CLMMNG MLTTARY TIT A REE KMMSTRATIOI CUSS FIRST scoring drive with 18 points against TWO WffB Of THE insurance. Piscataway took possession of the ball in McCorriston Tuesday in the McCor- FOR VOTING PURPOSES the last 10 seconds of the game. 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IN THE BERNARDS match, Man- Ulicny and Keith Wegan tying 9-9 in NOTICE HNUCEN CHURCH TEMU SHOUW ville was leading 3O-2S as the Mustangs both bouts. If Manville won one of TO PERSONS DESIRING were going into the heavyweight bout. them, it would have aided their score. Otaa.MN.Jw. lOattPN tea* Mot JM. 10 it 5:30 PM /instate Kronmaier was pinned by Andy TatLJaLllat-rm ABSENTEE BALLOTS V>u rv in jjood hands. Casolina in 2:26, but the ManviUe grap- Also, the Mustangs had to forfeit the 187 For Rapjrtaring or AddUonai Information Cal: plers had other opportunities to seal then- lbs. match because they lack a man in «09-924-t1«0 lead before the heavyweight round, that position. 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Flexible schedules, CLERK Sand ABC Chfld Care Infant Center Accounting Department TELLERS SECfCTAJWBacapearist— Regional School OisL Send considered U appfcant has at reasonable fees, fully credited CALL ito Ras y and Com- Entry fovol for ofQhVtind, •!!- resumeto Personnel . 425 So. least two years experience in Is a slate inspected, state requires an individual ex- PERMANENT teachers. 609-921-1135. perienced in cash dis- pany. Box 11931 Princeton. Main SL. Panrwigtom NJ pubfc orPrtvate waHsre work facMty offering com- PART TIME AIRPORT TAXI SERVICE — 609/737-2922 bursement, billing and KJ. 08640. eaceeenl typing (60wpm), 08534. AA/EOE. or oqulvaiant axpaiianoa in plete chad caretor childre n 3 New Jersey National phona. filing. Plaatant mos. to 5 yrs. We have pro- Transportation to all airports. 609/443-5764 other clerical functions. SALES such related fields as teach- Excellent working'condi- Bank is seeking person- environment Re- TEACHER NEEDED—tor en gram enroOrnent space for ful TeL 609-921-7339. 201/359-1535 able individuals with REAL ESTATE extended school day proing- , guidance, nursing or per- tions and fringe benefits. An you Irving Mhg> alow sumas onlyto Susan a Oaaign sonnel work. Hours; 9:00 am time, part time ft drop hi situ- A NOVEL APPROACH previous public contact OflMja. Archaeds e. Planners, gram. Multi-age group. ations. I ocfttsd in Princeton TO LOSMG WEIGHT Apply in person and cash handling ex- where you areTWhy not con- to 3:00 pm and must be avaH- perience to be trained as S3 State Rd. Princaton. NJ Grades 1-3.2^0-5.30pm. lot- Jet, 2/10 of a mile from JcL BY HANS GANDHL MD 9-1 lam-, Mon-Thurs ONLY sider a move to our Success lowing local VJUMA calendar. aoie ansr nourst wnon rs- . PART TIME Or call (201) 874-4000 part time Tellers. Appli- 08640. Attrc Susan F. Dodd. Quirad. also must provids own train station ft open botweon S5-S7mour. Program starts hours of 7am-7pm. For addi- A PERMANENT SOLUTION Early morning positions cants should be reliable, .Forai No phona casst transportation. Applications accurate with figures and January 3. CerBacaBon heip- tional information on enrol- FOR OBESITY. are available in Joan Grantor. SECRETARYVRecept — Ac- for pceWon ant avaseble in SPOTSWOOD, CRAN- enjoy working with our M. but not necessary. Must lment contact Mrs. Laurie 201-821-9190 ana managar at curate typist, self-starter, the Board of Health Office in BURY. PLAINSBORO, Foundation customers. nave Knowwoge or Ans/ Anderson at 609-799-4162. aOB-683<0300-1 you're good, pisaaant manner to work in the Municipal Annex BuwJng, Buy your HIGHTSTOWN, SOME- Crafts, and acsva program- BABYSITTING—WeH known e«e UMd. N>» j»My oeso: Positions available in: you could bs fcJwKii ofece, 0 months, good South Branch Road, A., r RSET, HILLSBOROUGH ming. Montgomery Recrea- and reliable mother wishes to & salary. Cal 9 & 4 riaQiown, N^I. i aiapnona ft BELLE MEAD for Dis- Equal Opportunity Employw MF TRENTON eon Department. 201-359- trict Sales Managers 201-369-4313 for further bv babysit day or weekly- Lo- Th# Princaton Packat LAWRENCE TWP. 8211. oteo across tna straat from $5 h maflng tube supervising these paper carriers for New Jersey's, PRINCETON 9 SECRETARY — Prasigs the Ethel McKnight School. $39.50 framed REAL ESTATE SALES frm. SemUkalngent tronment TEACHER/DIRECTOR — WOFQ 609-448-5338. largest. rooming news- Floating Tellers needed ! co-op drsct mal needsd tor ^tif care tei'^ei'. papers or for Motor Route Are you qualified and ex- for: BrminCsratsi tortia( rinded pi Lawrenceviile. Degree in BABYSITTING — My home! The Center For Stress Con- Drivers with cars deliver- perienced in real estate or North fast paced. Ex- ing an established news- sales or an eager begin- HIGHTSTOWN typing « ah educ required + 2 yr. tap. Convenient location in Prince- trol offers programs for the EAST WINDSOR Wang Operators treatment of headaches, high paper route. ner? Knowledgeable of listed. No Fee. Cal Mrs. Send resume by Dec. 31 to ton. Your chfld wil enjoy HI the area? Looking, for a PRINCETON BRANCHES Unda Appiagato. 98 Danow BM Memory Ms. Mdean 609-924-5808. blood pressure, insomnia, 201-725-0700 or 568- 800:242-0850 toll free. commission schedule OR Road. Lawrenceviile. NJ Mag Cards digestive disorders and more. which rewards extra KINGSTON Xerox 800. 850. SCO's BABYSITTING — UWebrook Free consultation. Call 609- 08648. School area. Mother will give production? Are you look- SOMERSET TEACHMG STAFF Needed BM Diaptay Writers 446-9595. Ing fora helpful and con- MID-STATE MALL TLC to your chHd. Hourly. genial sales staff, comi —• lor gnwp honw pfognvns JOIN daty, weekly. 609-921-2515. FIRST ENCOUNTER Day tent managers, BRANCHES SALESPBRSON — U— and •SELECTIVE* serving Aussec and de- BABYSITTING — in my Care Nursery — So. Bruns., delivery training? Affiliation Flexible schedules with wovfc in Caffopit SwTonQf to** velopmentally disablsd •SELECTIVE* home. Ratable mother. In- full & Vi day programs, chil- one of the largest referral average of 20 hours per dren's ages 2-5, babysitting persons systems and marketing week available. We offer • TEMPS • fants ft betters. Hot lunch. above average starting cmuMnQ In Etwopt 4WS locfli mmi Dan •ni nHKMiiW ViO if TEMPS • service & after school pro- tools second to none? LawrencevUle. 609-682-3817. Then do this...call Carol salary. Applications ac- staff nsacted. Cat Nancy or Beth gram. Open all year. 201 -297- CARETAKER HOUSE- AVERAGE EARNINGS Johnson at cepted Tues. thru Fit, 9 Mfc*jlbut««Mntwj «^fy 4VKt U 8O0-89M47O 4607 or 609-396-4721. AM-3PM. SITTER — Avail. Superb ref. S8-$8an hour 609-799-5800, or Bob 3131 Princeton Pfea sTTYTWtawt W)d Mtfty 3131 Princeton Pete Cal days 609-683-1737 eves INCREASE YOUR EFFEC- Plumed at 609-448-5000' .NJ. Fal opsninQB. Sand faauma TIVENESS in work & per- and trade offerings! NEW JERSEY 883-5170. Asktor Richard . Part or ful time. Juatne at 2Ot-ei-SO5O- SECRETARY — Ml sms torto Mr. Spencer Kantor. Assis- sonal relationships. Learn to NATIONAL BANK tant Director. Edsn Acres. 26 Jdbis hours and RICMMSOM REALTORS growing computer WORD PROCESSOR CHILD CARE — we would use the positive aspects of Must beat west... 370 Scotch Road SALESPERSON — In- in Nassau SL Princeton NJ love to care for your children your personality more produc- isust have own car East Wtodsor Ewi«f TWJL, KJ Ifcvma- 0854a Permanent posMonopen. Re- of al ages. Open al hours. tively. Weekly interaction and Insurance. Equa1 Opply. Employer M/F view and promotion after 6 Convenient location in HU-meeting in a pleasant con- Must be at* to work TELEPHONE SOLICITORS monms. Prefer Wordstream sborough or at your home. structive group atmosphere. S3J0 an hour to start tian2w»aa "•"•' ExparianoaoL Wa anv) or Vydec axpananca. Overnight care. Excellent ref- CerBfled group leader. Offices Cal Mr Barry erences. Reasonable rates. Cohan at 80B-ae*-727Z Cal Carol Nowl in Princeton & KsndaR Park. of upto S18J0 O par ingappuiramartttorenaclrve Dependable mothers care. Contact B. Blank. 201-297- MANUFACTURING TRAINEE SECRETARY — Conauang Lat us show you an inaurance agency. Incenttvs ROTATOR PERSONNEL New Year's Eve open. 201- 9567. and 930 p.m. Rapidly growing manufacturing company has to VIA in Prtncdonft F compensation ft flexible 609-024-1022 359-5048. JUMPING STONE Nursery ground floor opportunity for aggressive "jack of all hours are avalabla in our 201-238-2101 CHILD CARE — my home, School — January regis- RL 1 Canter, 2901 trades". Responsibilities will include shipping & re- absolutely top secretarial ofsce or your home. Cal Mr. Brunswick Pke Katy 201-782-6444. XEROX 860 WANG part/fufl time, lunch included. tration at 575 Auten Rd., Hill- ceiving, light maintenance and various manufacturing SALESPERSON — For JJ2L eniss^sosara"* NO FEE 603-448-9130, sboro, across from high tasks. Position offers opportunity for career advance- prooaaatlng - someone who TELEPHONE Wervwwei» — JOIN CHILD CARE — in my home. school intersection. Or call ment. Part wna. 18 yrs +. Market 201-874-3700 for info. If no wwflHI to DSCOms WfmJnWa m% Ful or part time. Experienced. Company offers attractive compensation and # 04478 ct> twrunring of tie company* r anarch tor The Qaaup Or- References. 609-448-2755. answer call 201-873-2770. •SELECTIVE* benefits package. Apply in confidence to: can handle demanding ganUseon. Evenings ft week- CHILD CARE — in my home, ends from our oflce. We wB it TEMPS * ages 1-5, large yd., no traffic. train. 809-924-9600 Ext 351 PHYSICAL . Uniwsfty Park Ptizi Cal Nancy or Beth 609-448-0526. Got a gripe 743 Alexander Road i0am-4pm. ACOUSTICS 609-896-9470 CHILD CARE — Ful time Priaceton. NJ. 88540 TEMPORARY HELP — Or- 3131 Princeton Pke quaRy chid care. Small group- CORPORATION 609-452-2510 or a compliment? •1980 Domino's Pizza, oar prooaaang, no exper- ,NJ. tor 2% to 3tt onty to grow ience necessary, flexible Inc. 105 together as a group. Program hours, good hourly rats. Ad Resumes Write your editor! Xfflat '* Urntf «zn ••w wMyi; no 4*wsno» wont includes learning and creative wffmpm Agency. Princeton. Cal 609- play. Get the best of both; •Of VP OffflOOWSfcw) •£ § OORV 924-9488. A DIFFERENT Approach — Earn S20* He first year. Cal pony. $t3c Cai Ma NVMTWI to rapumas written by an ex-preschool enviomment within PART TIME the warmth of a home. U*. Nauman on ra 809- on 1.3. 6O*«3-3700. K TEXAS REFMERY COR?! ecutive. Prefer 5 year mini- 883^0011 Newman As- Teacher with 10 yrs. exp. in SURVEY WORK N*mnan AMOC 2S00 Bnjrw- —often plenty of money plus mum work background. Cal ELECTRONICS EN6INEERS IOC— rWfiK&tmL 2SQQ BUV' E.C. ed. 2 openings in Jan. 609-924-8303. On call positions available with Princeton advertising Cal 201-359-6555 after 5. U.S.-U.K. manufacturer of precision instruments for to mature MMdueJin Law- CAREER JOB Search & located 1 •* ml., off 206. research firm, in office during normal work days. Prefer rencevwe are fiber optic measurements seeks an engineer with people interested in being available to work exclusively experience in sub-nanosecond signal processing, SAMTARMN — NJ 1st experience, writo A.E. Sears. Testing ft Resume included. for this company. Must enjoy work that demands CHILD INFANT CARE — Ful Umabaae circuitry, modulators for semiconductor accuracy and attention to details. Please contact: HOMED Pres-, Texas Resnery Corp., Dr. Mfchael L RosenthsJ. time in Twin Rivers home. ref. lasers, etc. Additional openings for engineers and Box 711. Fort Worth. T< 609-737-2236. avaH. 609-448-7390. Lunches technicians. Contact Harry Reidiard at 78101. MAPES & ROSS, INC. 14K prov. : 3S hour woifc wek TYPtST/RECEPTIONIST — CAREER AND Educational 1101-P State Road EXPERIENCED TYPIST — Mature parson. 35 hr, week. Counssang. Resumes—Indi- York Technology, Inc. Princeton, N.J. Correctable Selectnc for free. commensurate with ex- r*«. SmaaReatyCo.37No.Main vidual tasting, career plan- 357 Nassau Street 609-924-8600 Piaalgtoua of- lance assignments. Have SL Cranbury. 809-395-0444. ning. coaege advisement Cal No atanOk been employed ki medteal Princeton, New Jersey 08540 Anna Wlllingham. M.A.. •acvEtf A TYPIST—Part erne, 2 hours pubsshing ft legalfields. Ca l »M*HMaiawg M.S.W. 20 Nassau St.. (609) 924-7676. hours after 6pm, 609-443-3445. and StuUfi Road. Princeton. 809-921-8638. »O 08580 or by M2W. hatoUL 609-426-0235. GLASS WORK— Exp. in ai SR. Programmer/Analyst 6Q9-737-O638. Appecaflon eves EFFECTIVE RESUMES" daadataa January 24^ 215-29S4181 448-4418. areas • storm doors, windows, CUSTOMER SERVICE and Over 10 yrs. experience as s mirrors, framing. Reas. rates. MPR. a Mathematica Company located in Princeton Jet, seeks an personnel manager & place- TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVES applications programmer with advanced experience in the UNIX SCHOOL BUS To S18K TVPOT NO I 609-924-4474 ment counselor. I can present has several knmeoiate openings for Cssto operating system and "C" and/or BASIC programming languages. TOP LEVB. JOM your background in a pro- HOMEMAKER — Would Ike flNNM iflHBBHicflB fl|fl|e^pj9HH^pjDiejS- F^^^jTBoHim foH> ~ WITJ Candidates should have a minimum of a BS Degree in Computer part Sme. Cal 608-924-8713. three days more work, Prince- an excWng and chalenging opportunity with Science or a related area and at least 5 yrs. of experience in SCHOOL BOARD i youto stan d out from ton-Hopswet. 201-782-7682. growfcy industry leader in home care data programming. In addition to required expertise in UNIX and TARY.1 "C7BASIC, it would be useful for candidates to have knowledge and • TEMPS • tie rest Cas me & get your HOMEMAKER AVALABLE experience in statistical programming, microcomputers,' IBM main- career in gear. By appt only. — 5 hours per day $35. Cal Home Care, Data Processing. Customer Service or frame computing, and related programming languages. Excellent After 5 pjn. 609-443-5922. 609421-8518. Accounting sMas required.- CxceHont communications company benefits, good working environment and opportunities for sk«s required. advancement For consTderation, send resume with salary require- RESUMES UNUMtTED — 3131 Princeton HOUSECLEANINQ — Com- ments tO: CompMa one stop service Salaries commensurate with experience. plete home and office clean- featuring resumes profaaaion- I is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Barbara Primas ing. Dally-weekly-monthly. Please send resume and salary history in confidence •attaautfca PoBcy Rstsarcs, lac. a#y preparedto Mghagn t your Ratable service. Cal 609- •"party typed to Marge Dumm. P.O. Box 2313 and credentials to: Mr 392-0897. Priscstos, NJ. 0*540 C CMOL ft. printed. Cover tetters & INFOMED HOUSECLEANINQ — East 268 Ht Roete 1 An Equal Opportunity Employer ght energetic person good typiet who can also • In Windsor/Hightstown area.. Jawcuoa, HJ. 08IS2 Mon.Wed.Fri.Tipa tor recepeorsst on ~NEAX- sever* al days, good ref. 609-443-8728. OpMmwayAMs!iiia»»a Ac- Ful hours mm aome in Mure. Send recent Cal 609-924-5338 tor RESUMES BY GENE RYAN HOUSECLEANWG — By TECHNICIANS »ft EOE/AAE. —Your penonataed a\ erlec- I woman. SOENCE TEACHER — to- to BOB #04987 c*> Princeton TEST TECHNICIAN WAITRESS — ava loo naawaano tooL Eva* 609-883- 2 years technical school or equivalent plus 3 years OFFICE COORDINATOR orsy, good hours, ring appoiraments aveftabie. 8322. experience viprooucDon •aong am uouowsnooung or Dayton. NJ. 201-329-2431. MFORMAT1ON RETWEVAL aold atato drcunry. • , • oal MUtato-s. 609-e24-«313. 201-329-8210. > — 8. nasaarch Spedatst The Windsor-Hights Herald has a full RESUMES ANDOR Career ASEE or 2 year technology program PjwZyears time office position open. Duties include Ma bride, "g. »apalrlng and assisting all walk-in customers, taking returnto tenure d post bi nid- good wiring and ' irstanSng of classified ads over the telephone, parses w»gwe you ihat i > service & answering the phones, and providing general clerical support to the editorial oat intodaya dsiirastin g job poaMons have an excesent salary and advertising staffs. A Hightstown SUBSTITUTE COUHER — I you dorrt need oorpor- arearesktent is preferred. Typing speed '' |OB Csfl) iMedad far asaf '—y or aocial nenoad Submit raaume or mntact INJ. pMtoaopnjf about eia worid of In computer A book reeaarch: Barbara Scarano, (609) 452-2111 of 45 wpm required. but you do need pn> The position is available immediately. If engineering. humanMles. PARC interested please call Marti Butler at caHCaMh aoinoaa- naavanoaa noi* 5> 212-3874000 or Ught interperaonal skills. 609*924-3244. Evening' ft. 609-924-5768. John R. IWI Lepke, 338 State Rd. Prinoe- ton,NJ 08640. "• w 2&1M3 3-B 1J8 138 138 138 138 135 LOOK. L00K.J.O0*. Thswa CLASSICAL. MUSIC HOV- SMQLE7—MMltMlapacM ADUCTTRCYCLE —Sspd. FWSWOOO For Sate—$110 KITCHEN CABINETS ~ RELAXATION — Relaxyour TYPEWRITER — IBM Sefap-: ERS' EXCHANGE — Ns-wl> TPV KHHHR *avBk*<. Vv gR. 609-448- From Prinoaton homa: Bkw « par cord, eseeoned, dssVsry (Wood) Else cook top, oven, tense muscle and rejuvenate trie II. Dual pitch. Faiaoan- eon. Rales 50 canes payday, Compel tot free 800421- amBa Rose, Dragon •ralBBls 609-921-6379 after rartoahoodVashwashar. Best your tkad body. In your own dition. Keep flying til midnight - 609-924-4332. ';.' '-'^ SI JOtar (MntaM .fty • » ______APPLE ft PEACH najwooii jars, cranaaa amps. Spm. offer. 609-883-2223. spa and hot tub. We w9 guide Also antique brass ft copper you In your aoiection end kv was* »4i». by ,9m moan CMLE. Box 3f. Prim, NY SWF — 38. — LANQE^IVIOLMM — case ft WASHER — G.E., TMridog" A daak.Kaap trying* FIREWOOD For Salt — stalatJon ofspas. hot tub, S12JM. The ora> 10803. IRQ & WWQUKM* TlrtlUM Of" StsVaflr CtssVaflSl VatlOO QsWDO order. $35. 201-359-3263. -; ! Uotengforma Charts, 609-924-2310. saunas, decks and green- COUNSajNQ —Start and haM cord $65. ful cord $120. w/5 cartridges; Heathkit WASHER ft DRYER — Ken- s *MJM ___ ^S^aaMaBl BMM«^M4 •^BMU CUND9RJRMTUREMPQ house enclosers. Affordable ji*?1 241 Home Repairs ** PsMkig& 281 2^ Plumbing 281 SnowptowMnQ 316 BUILDING REPAIRS — PARK ACRES PLUMBMG & SNOW REMOVAL •68 VW BUG — Beigs, good Roofs (metai-ahlngle-tar- HEATWG — Instasation & Commercial 8 cononon, just past nspsa- •M*), chimneys, guBtrra, rapair of M your plumbing tton, $1200. CM 609-79$ needs. Uc. #5648. 201-297- 7494. X • Carpaney* . patios, gang**, porches, AektorJknCahdon 7538. Seasoned & DstVered "69 CHEVY WAGON ->-: steps, driveway*, fences, Ftfx V. Pfron* V8407 engine, good running ; Or Alan Parker haulng, damoMon, carpen- PLUMBING — Uc #4621. R06ERT HENRY QUUCK Need a plumber, fraa eatl- 809-824-1738 oondttion. body fair, ps/pb.~ try. peMtog* cauMng, gtaz- $500 or best offer: CaJff, HOMESTEAD CHIMNEY kig, Huoco maaonary. point- ngandpapar- mates - M types of plumbing. SNOW REMOVAL — And " InQ many of tha flnaat homaa CM Mace anytime day or 6094934825. ^ we do yoar atwpplng tor you. ing-patching. Inspections, haulng. CM Mano, 609- bistsa Prinoalon aroa farmon j rtfght Phone 609-586-0266. 7992383. '69 CHEVY Nova — 2 dr. £ CM M. Wafcn 609-888-7415. ttten 20 yaara. A Spsdalst, -tneured. 800-021-1136. 296 cyl, stan. trans. Runs wel,' THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE Fto* Carpentry ft CaMnaty; capabls of fulMng your re- body needs some work. $500. CERAMC 1XE — Repairs, Roofing 4 Gardening & u — tor *W of 6094S5-2S40. Fr*e Est 600-663-7308. Ma MaMed p*rman*n6y Anderson PaMng Co. Sidng Landscaping 8004834183 •69 VW BUS — 7 pasasngafj- CM PM 609-397-1904. EM» GENERAL wMt n*w cement board. B*Jh* PaMng ft ALLIED ROOFING — free FIELDS ft WOODS mowed rebuBt engine, new clutch.- ning appointments, also CONTRACTORS room romodMng, plumbing, estimates given on'any roof — brush cleared. 609- Rum great, body good. BesU lowest prices. DELAWARE 201-297-2741 •2187 for any need, also do rain 9244707. Fu»y hand. CirtMid Mam- VALLEY TILE. 32 yaars of offer, moving. 6094964440,- TONY'S CL£AMNG SER- flar- CAPITOL Parting interior 8 gutters, leaders. 100% FLAMMER TREE Service — y •1067. guarantee for one year, free 70 DODGE DART — Auto:.- VICE—Spring 39 years of continuous Quid. 800424-1700. estimates on aluminum ft ps, 2 dr. Runs good, no dents" COB6S FLOOR-SANDMG ftfuiy Insured 609483-1537. service. Robert L. Flammer, CM 201-735- vinyl siding. Also do house or rust 6 cyl. $200 or B.a pods and g CHEAP WORK is not good, certified tree expert Full tree Full fina of aluminum painting. 609-448-5707. 2014214699. * ~ or rteoononorang. NHK* on good work is not cheap, fro service company. Landscap- > •1410. HOUSEKEEPMO — dMyproducts. . floors lea nswfl Fraa Estt- reasonable. 609-448-4819. BELLE MEAD ROOFING — ing, wood chips and firewood. '70 MERCURY MARQ -^- CIH lalopnar WorHn Good condition. Records »' TRACER PSYCtOPHYS*. wMy. monHy. 609-448-4973 mata. CM 800-296-3424. over 30 years business ex- Free estimates. Contact Bob COLLEGE PAINTING • and vailaWe. Transmission nv- CAL MTEGRATON — isor 6664846. WM. FISHER perience In Princeton ftvicin - or Don 6094954844, carpantry by two ratable Paperhanging placed. $650. 609-924-4243:' JACK OF ALL TRADES — BU8JDERS.MC. students with profes- 201-874-3347 ity. Free estimates on all BATH REMODELJNG LAWN MAINTENANCE — vril cftaan your houaa, Serving Princeton area tor 30 sionalism guaranteed. types of roofing, leaders ft Commercial ft Residential. 70 MERCEDES Benz 280SE gutters, and chimney flashing. - d years. Financing arranged. CM 201-389-7138 Reasonable rates. Wrk 609- Seeding, sodding. rotoUIDng. — 3.5 coupe, excellent con^ or WIMKJS* Discount to Senior Citizens. J 600-924-0215 3944675 or Don 609493- ft fertilizing. Shrubbery ft dition, sunroof, auto, up at your part**. H.CROSS Cal 609-924-2040 or 201- JACUZZI WHIRLPOOL 3540. landscape designing. 201- Blaupuhkt stereo, white with and atmpMy your Ha In any I-HEE ESTMATE8 359-5992 (local call from red leather Interior. $12,900.; BATH — Origin* world CUSTOM PAINTING Servtoa 521-1721. ool otar way we can. Don! do M DO YOU Need A Carpenter? pg Princeton). - . 609-5874508. ._. your—a" - cat us! Fuiy fcvfewnoua Jacuzzi • Hydrc- — residential, commercial. 8 paparhanglng. Doing REVERIE LANDSCAPING — I do renovations. remodMng. CENTRAL ROOFING ftCon - auvad. win local (Princeton) maaaaQa fof homa, apart- Fully Insured. All work highest quality work for over trees ft shrubs planted, trim- 70 MUSTANG Grande — • Mentaatics. iigM. playful repairs, kitchens, baths, tracting— New roofs, repairs, 5 2154060400. mart* oondo, or naaNn dub. guaranteed. CM now for 25 years in this area. med, removed. Lawns estab- auto trans. 70,000 mi, good designed for cabinets, tormica, sheet rock, painting, light hauling ft mov- condition. Best offer. 609c on Jacuzzi * wmnpooi tile. Prompt, professional special Spring ratea. 609-924-1474 - Princeton lished, renovated. Fencing. LAMP SHADES — lamp Us* is 609-9244300. ing for your convenience. 9244015. mouneng ano fapavs. Naa- service. Fuiy insured, refer- 201459- 5556. g Free estimates. Call day or '70 PORSCHE 914 •*? Of n**j* tor boti tunfltonMy sau Manors. 162 Nassau St. DANNY'S PAINTING — In- THOMAS B. GOODNOW — call Authorlzad Sarvica evening 609-587-7482 or Restored, mags, am/tm cass"- Chris 609-397-0S05. terior/exterkx - residential/ 695-2411. grass-cutting contracts, ex- juunuBk^UU^Al m^m^m^M^lm* kA^rihJlft# ette. Best offer over $4,000.". further Information, call .Agent). Custom Aquatics and perienced. 609-921-3667. LEVOLOR BUNDS — and EDWARD SCHUNSKI. Buil- oommarcuu - repair wore. ECKERROOFMG Call after 530 pm 609-585-. Tragar AeeodaMa-East. 609- Carpantry Inc. 600466-2552. vertcis. 30% off Mkj Ust JERCHO MOUNTAM der — Box 186, Roosevelt, Water pressure wash or wa- 609-259-2816 TREE REMOVAL — Pruning 6236. 382-7863. NJ: 60 44 5ia0 R 0 ter sand blast available. Free & stump removal. 201-297- p MC. 70 TO 77 CARS — $500 to' TRANSMISSIONS 8 EN- ?" ?: - ^! !*' estimates. Fully Insured. Roofing, New ftRepair ; Hot ft 9300. ments. Free natMaaon. Win- tions, MeraBons & addrtions. Shingle. Gutter Work. $2500.100% 30 day or 1000* GMES RESULT — Foreign Contracang Satisfaction guaranteed. TREEWSRR" ~ dow Treatments by Jo Anna. EMPIRE HOME Improve^ Aluminum Siding, Overhang, mile transmission ft engines 600-452-1044. And 609-921-7835. ALL TYPES ments — Al types of repairs, DARBEE BROS. — 10 yrs Window Trim. ' warranty available. Many makes ft models. Financing^ PAUL SCHOENFELD—cus- song, rooong, nsuaong, residential experience. Int ft Tree and stump removal, 1558 WATLINGTONS PAINTING JJ WILLIAMS — Residential to qualified buyers. Galaxy- on caDvwy. rww WOOCK pattoa ft ceramk: Mas. Aexl t painting, paperhanging. spraying, pruning, storm dam- — Interior ftExterior , and gut- roofing, gutters ftMino r home Auto Sales, 117 E. Main Sic work. 600-466-2614. KLEVANS&ASSOC. - N you wortc ouafantaad & insurad. Powerwashing ft airless age. Insect and disease con- Dom ter cleaning. 609-799-2020 repair. Free estimates. 609- Somerville. 201-722-9112. , „, «O recaw t At work guaran- ara imsraalad in a ojuicMy 201-521-3379. spray. Complete restoration 443-5317 trol. Firewood and wood producad. inaxpansiva. poor no answer 443-4790. chips. N J. Certified Tree Ex- teed. Oft R EXPERT REPAIR — At low services. An work guaran- ROORNG 70 VW BUG — rebuilt ej" quaHy job. pisase dont cM teed, free est. CM now for pert Consumer Bureau regis- gine. new front end, ney- pa*. Phone fortre e pctcas. PtumbinQ, hoatmgt 2*6 Electricians AH Kinds Fina Upnotstary. Custom us. V you ara imsrastad in tered. Fully insured. Free esti- snows. $600. 609-4264023." 201- we, atacviCav « caiparnfy. Spring rates. 609492-5767 Free Estimates Vsr- ALL TYPES — of electrical mates. nnos. Also intactor and axtariof DOMINICK Pk^naH Jr. — 71 CAMARO — Mom's car. stand by his work and Ns . ror appo*fiimani ano Painting Contractor-lntsrlor ft work. 20 years experience. WILLIAMSON wooos, nooaonai customers, who chargas fair CM 609-737-9600 classic, garaged, original en-; I. cM 609-4434394. exterior. Residential ft com- 201-359-3387. CONSTRUCTION CO. gine with 34,500 mi. Asking * Daooraang tor quafty custom work, 301 GARAGE DOOR Repairs— mercial. Free estimates. CM HALASZ ELECTRICAL Con- $4000. 215-4934342 aft 6.'; AdMoa. CM Bacfcy Rogars. do cM SJOavans & part lime evenings ft Sat 609-921-1184 Auto Tires/ " 6O0-790-26O7. anytime. 609482-1631. tractors Inc. 42 Dayton Rd., 600-024-8707. Automatic door openers. B». REROOFING-REPAIR — Supples 71 DATSUN 240Z — 5 SpoV A RESONABLE — Rate of Jamesburg. 201-297-0915 or $1300. Runs good. 609- , SPECIALIZING — Horns MAJOR & MINOR HOME — 609-799-2193. asphalt-wood single, slate, c For farther $85 a day labor wifl brighten 521-0919. Industrial, com- 2 SNOW TIRES — On GM737-9034. ; Renovations and repairs. HANDYMAN — Renovations, up your home for the Hoi--mercial ft residential. Allmetal, tar. gutters, spouts, rims. G78-14, also VW rims. 609-924- out S3.5O. Fraa aMmals. W- 71 JAGUAR XJ4 — De- Spaoiaizing in attic con- parang, papering, ooa joos, types of wiring ft repair. No chimneys, flashing, vents Call 609-799-1240. 0200 or 021-0564. ly inaunKt Al worfc guararv days. Steinberg Painting. sirable short wheel base- vwions tor renta. purposas. tree removal. 609-771-0456. 609-737-2227. job too largo or small. etc. Insured-guarantee. 609- ALBE AGENCY - I—d- 808-a83-2122. Julus Sasztsk. Buicter. 60&- 921-1135. VOLKSWAGON PARTS — model. Silver with red leather HANDYMAN — Have tools EXPERIENCED — painting ft NEED AN ELECTRICIAN" Transmission '66 swing axle, interior. A future classic. TRANSMISSIONS & EN- wM travel. Al types of horn* Prompt Service turn fcvoat 201-674-6551. GWES REBUK.T — Foreign paperhanging, free estimates. $20. Block, like new. pistons, $4200.609-9244058. your move to repair repair. Electric Plumbing. Residential cylinders, heads, $15. Car- AUTOMATIC Door Opanan Call Ed Kochle 609- 71 MG ROADSTER — New- MMOo A pofcn. pno, cnifnnoyMasonry. Carpentry. Roofing. Commercial buretor like new. $30. 609- G 105. to rsaaal. S295. tors - SsuMnviks* ale in concroto 446-9006. paint, good engine, con-" Professional workmanship at Repairs 682-7224 after 530. : buld on most Amarican con- Or briok. bkxfc or stono less than professional prices. RESDENTUUL Fraa Eatknatea vertible + hard top. $2,195. WINTER SPECIALS — Lee 600- vanfonat cars. matMstton in- No job too big or smM Ask lor Jim 609-2S9-7623. COMMERCIAL NEW SHMGLE ROOFS 609-924-7738. dudad. Don! trad* in your car Is Back. Tires at wholesale 250-7623L rteai rstai. QuaLConst PfclhRFIUMCNCRO CHMNEY ft wal rapair H Al work guaran- HARDWOOD FLOOR RE- N.W. MAUL 8 SON FLASHING REPAIRS prices. Any size battery, $39. You n*ad only to cM JR. taad. D * RAutmuM Ra- FINISHING — Restore the U.S. Hwy. 130 ft Seamless Gutters 201469-3649. Al Evarsan 600-466-1355 PAMTMG pair. Pnona for fraa elegance o( your hardwood GriggaDriv* 921-1277 924-7737 MORTON & DEFOREST — 8 306 201-665O264. floors for the coming holidays. 201-329-4656 Consumer Bureau Reg'd Auto Repairs/ Custom bufltSng and rwnodsl* PAPERHANGMG Floors, Stairways. Woodwork. PROMPT ing. Alterations, renovations Experienced. Free estimates. SPRAY PAMTMG Services y Hd. Repair Service FREE ESTIMATES and custom homes. Spadai- John or JoAnn 609-466- 609-799-3657 evea. Cranbury. NJ Electrical Power ft Christensen Roofing AUTOMATIC TRANSMIS- FIND IT & g g 9223. HOLIDAY SPECIAL — Paint SION REPAIRS — $75 for 600443-4616 Lighting Installations 184 Carter Rd. Princeton OuaJty wottemanshlp at re- HAVE HAMMER wW travel! or paper that special room tor Industrial Maintenance reseal; $239, rebuilt for most BURGLARS BEWARE — prices. ROOFING — Free esti- "fi! OuaMy workmanship by sk»- the holidays. Reasonable American conventional or SELL IT- avMaoia. 609465-3810 261 mates. Repair or install, all or led craftsman. SkSng, roof- rates, free estimates. CaH Heating & foreign car transmissions. tarn so good I cant keep up 4434054. types of roofing ft leaders, Don't be trapped into ex- w*> tm orders. CM Mr. Man ing, aasrattons ft additions. B&W Painting ft Restorations. gutters ft chimney flashing. DacfcBtaTdars 609-924-3794 fine painting ft Air Conditioning pensive transmission repairs. at 201-521-2212 iiwrndtotal) No job toolarg e or smal. Ful- Call John Duma. 609-448- and ly insured. Free est Call paper hanging. ATTENTION HOME- Installation included. 100% tor your peace of mind. ~^....» . ^^ 7405. warranty. D & R Automotive Tomorrow may betoo Me . (peg) azd • rns Doug Rank. 201-329-3616 or INTERIORS PAINTED — OWNERS — Get the most for : The Pack BuMng Spsdaists 201-329-2489. your money. Until January 1, Why wait until the roof leaks? Repair. 201 -722-9112 or 201 - ALL IN THE BURNMG WOOD? — The finest quality, the lowest Plan ahead for your roofing 685-0284. RELAXATION — Relax your rates. 6094964581. get your York Warm Air chimney fcre. CM Four Sea- 2*1 BUkfOQ HIRE CREATIVE Woodcraft, needs. tense muscle and rejuvenate inc. — to do the 1.001 odd Furnace installed up to FOREIGN CAR Repairs — CLASSIFIEDS INTERIOR ft Exterior Paint- 135.000 BTU's as low as NEW ROOFS REPAIRS t^c^aaTtXSmXSa^ ServfceS your tired body, in your own jobs no ona atsa wants ing — free estimates, reason- reasonable prices, quality spa and hot tub. We w* guide $1,000. Call for Heating, Air COOPER 8 SCHAFER workmanship. Call Joe, 609- inapaafon.. Insured. 201-521- "~~~"™~"™~~" (carpentry, bookcases, win- able rates, clean work. CM T. you in your selection and in- Conditioning sales and 24 63 Moran Princeton 5854134. 2475. oow care, oumoe ft msioe LasM 609-799-1462. ARE YOU LOOKMG siaBaBon or spas, noi mo,work. etc.). Cal anytime hour air page service. 201- CARPET Oearang SpaeM JOE'S PAINTING — Interior 329-3784. 609-924-2063 MG & TRIUMPH — Resto- lor prompt, flsparianoad, saunas, decks and green- 609-586-2130. ration & repairs specializing in ~~ Any WOM room ataam tf^Mtf^Mari M. *W^4*^BV^B^MBT4 houso andoaars. Afloroable & exterior. Residential ft com- HOME IMPROVEMENTS — MGA'S ft TR3's. 609483- (609) 924-3250 <^MMef^eV4 tlef e^^^MHlta. SiQ^tf^ buMhg services? luxury tor indoors or out CM mercial. Free estimate. DONT BURN YOUR HOUSE 276 Moving & Fin* finish carpantry, re- 6987. New Dawn. 201-466-4313. tor profs Bwonal comwdtabon 201-297-2964. DOWN THIS WINTER mooesng, aasraoons. osoxs, Hauling Try in your home. Sales, service Refine your chimney now us- general repairs. Quality MIKE'S PROF. PAINTING ft an Autos Wanted and installation. Custom tog the Supeftu reiihingsys - AARON CHMNEY SWEEP — Hra- craftsmanahip at reasonable Wallpapering — Int ft Ext. LOW WMTER RATES Aquatics & Carpentry Inc. tem. 10 year warranty. Call ALL MOVERS ALL JUNK CARS and trucks .oi bur- rates. Fully insured. Ed Free estimates. 201-329- 600-466-2552. Chimney Savers 201-782- Pianos, appl, furniture, etc. wanted. — Free towing $15 Tezlaf. HBsborough. 201- 3165. . A dkty chimney ia a ire 9755 for a free estimate. One piece or full house. 30 and up. Scarpati Auto Wreck- SAWMILL Services — Cus- 874-4708. MORTONS PAINTING — years experience. Insured & ing, 609496-7040. tom sawing, rough nwn sid- Excellent quatty. Free esti- For prompt service call: ADDmONS INSULATING — basements licensed. Free est 201- Horn* Comfort. 609-466- ing, fandng & grade lumbar mates. Interior ft exterior. JUNK CARS WANTED — REM0OEUNG ancs, nronao, paneajng, 442-7800 or 738-9659. 3011. indudbig: Cherry. Walnut, Res, ft Comm. 609-4434333. REDDMG'a $20. - $100. 201-5484582. KITCHENS sheetrock ft rooting. Skflng, Oak, Poplar & other hard- Plumbing, Heating 8 ATTICS. CELLARS — gar- MACKEY-S Towing Service CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY RESTORATIONS dosets. Me. shelving, addi- NANAKS SERVICES Air CondNtoning ages cleaned. We take the CUSTOM BARNS ptarang & — wants your junk car. Any of afcnMadural tions & sMaraeons. Free asti- MTERJOR 8 EXTEM0R junk away. Light hauling. CUSTOM PAPERHANGMG condition. Call 609-4434259. 600-250-7040 P*«erWfcofl ma> avasabla. Saw- masss, job or hourly. Local 609488-3513. Or Ours references. CM after 5pm Longstandng reputation. WANTED — VWs in need of dust & shavings. Al work par- 809-824-0168 EVERYTHING MOVED — BUY DRECT From Contrac- 609-4660620. repair. Any year. Top dollar tor and Saw*— SUng. roofnrma- o raaaonaory a pro* SAVE MONEY from shoeboxes to refriger- MASON — Fireplace, Fu8yJrwuntd. offered. 201 -297-7500. after 6 or 2O1-S67- ing, storm fesstonaHy. 600-606^)382, Visit Home Energy Center ators. By far, the lowest rates. chimneys, steps, walks, 2974721. doors, also 737-2752. and see our wide variety of 6094964581. bricks & bkwjis. Free esti- 609-799-1686 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY wood burning S. KLEVANS ft ASSOCI- wood-coal stoves, multi fuel HAUUNG ft DELIVERIES — 201-545-0363. PAINTERS — bit ft ExtRef- CARS WANTED And Draperies — Shop at Nick Construction. 609- ATES — Custom Carpantry furnaces, kerosene heaters, professional equipment ft hone or our factory. 609- 1-7483. Work: addNon, renovations. MY FAVORITE HANDYMAN insulated pipe, supples and handling for fine furniture, AMERICAN AND FOREIGN 392-2191. CM Frank. 609424-2339. accessories. Expert advice For M your medknt tosm M -pianos, arts ft supplies. Local Top Doiar Paid carpentry, masonry, pointing PAINTING — Quatty interior. and hstaBation. Let us give Fina uMamanahto in custom and long. aU size Jobs wel- and otter handy jobs get m exterior. Free estimataa. you some low cost solutions come. Low rates. Call Bemie woodworking and quality Reasonable prices. 201474- design to suR your indMduai touch wNh an expert Fast for a warmer home this winter 609482-1915 or 5994449. BRsQHTEN YOUR HOME accuraie and ratable. Rea- 4837. and smaller heating bills. Rte.130 Hkjhtstown,N.J. DOWLAS a RAYNOR ." 600-0244707. HOUSEHOLD MOVING — 609-4484910 587-8226 YEAR ROUND. Your laMc > sonable rates. CM Eric: PAINTING ft Paperhanging Tuesday-Saturday 10am- Labor orey. CM tar Reas. rates. Fully insured, — Frank Janda. 292 Dutch 6pm Wednesday ft* Friday CARPENTER — custom 10am-9pm. Sundays 10am- exp'd. Uc. #393. Bee Une316 of sun OVERHEAD GARAGE Neck Rd. CM (609) 448- Autos for Sale woodHortanQ spaoWbinQ in 2pm. Express, 201-5264646. decks, masonry, renovations, DOORS. Elac. operators. 3578. Man work. CM a Yura. 215- HOME ENERGY CENTER LIGHT HAULING — dean out 427 COBRA — "Contem- rigging. a*cf At workmanship Factory to you. Over tie PAINTING/PAPERHANGING cellars ft attics. Exp. turn, porary" repHca. Loaded and DEPENDABLE COUPLE — 403-2457. counter or Ml service parts ft 33 W. Broad St. t todea n your Route 518 mover. Reas. 201-359-4605 finished to perfection. repairs. CM free, tor free my time. Al work guaranteed. $35,000 cash, or wfll trade for into. 800472-4980. Ridge Hopswel. NJ. 06525 after 5 pm and weekends. Free estimates. 609-443- first quality "deceased" U- S 8 T EXCAVATMG CONT. Door, W. N#w Hd~« Mon. Jot* 609-466-1835 MERCER MOVING ftHauKn g 3415. American paintings or real es- ii. .paMng.22 MO — Commercial - RasW — AH types, immediate ser- PROFESSIONAL PAMTMG tate. 9-5 weekdays 609-799- 201421- dantiaL SO ym. cip> Fuiy in- PAINTING — Light Carpen- VALLEY SYSTEMS MC. vice. N.Y.C. our specialty. DOYOUNaadACarpaniar7 ft Decorating — Al house 5353. 7285. surad. Savaj Start w>h toe try, Inc/Ext Free est Insured. Can Mark 609-4664063. baaL- Expat Escawaeing &repairing inside ft out Truck Knauer ft McOermott 609- 809-468-0014 •52 DODGE CORONET — 4 repairs, kitchens, baths. COURTEOUS CONTRAC- MOVING/HAULING/Deliver- Gradng. Sepsc Systems, avMabte torhaulng . Reason- 446 6967 ft 4464166 aft. 5. Your EnafQy Company door, excellent condition, TOrtS ™~" oompiaia com- ies — Large or small. Stone Driveways. Farm able rates. Free estimataa. GaaaOl 95,000 mSes, best offer. CaH bfctg.AI PREM PAWTWGINC — Reasonable. 609-7714111. punds & lekf drainage. No Job Heating 8 Air CondHontng 609424-2387 after 5pm. of 924-5792. Complete preparation em- Ask forDavid . too big or smM. CM anyHnta. phasized on all Inter- Fti tnitMaHnn '62 ANTIQUE'VW — delux STUDENT HAULERS — Ex- 600488-0333 or 466-3032. REMODELING — Dona by ior-exterior work; futy In- 8 Service sedan. Manuf. extras, running perienced with M kinds of Contractor of ths year 1982. sured, experienced pro- condition. Needs restoration. EXPERT EUROPEAN — TALAR BUS-DERS — Cue- furniture. No job too smM. Al Work. CM Chars* at teeeionels wtti local refsren- WASTING PRECIOUS Mbi. offer $200. 609483- carpenter custon mad* Hofn*a^AddHons. Com- Local or long distance. Very plete home remodeling. 201-3504000. oss. We promlee exoMent FUEL? — CM now ft have 1967. . service at reasonableprices - your heating system serviced reasonable. Wrk 609494- Quality work. Call 64 LESABRE — 45,000 or- free aMmassa. CM 201- ft evaluated. Reasonable 8675, Don 609493-3540. •1013. iginal mass, must seB, make 5284681. rate*. Daviaon'a Heating Ser- U-HELP — Local moving- WJP. vice ft wood stoves, sales ft offer. 609-4484898. noN PROFESSIONAL — hauang, pfckup-delvery, op- CREATIVE CARPENTRY— IntMMon. 15 yrs. exp. 609- •65 PLYMOUTH — 4 dr., 6 Papaihanpjhg 8 Patting. erator and truck. 609421- in 486-1141. 1135 anytime. cvt.. auto. Very ratable, tow IK* SAVE YOUR TUB CM Samoa, 600-7994160, 281 cost liansportaBon. Best of- noa Wortt and Qfadnp Mbrtc. PROFESSIONAL PAMTMG Snowpknwing fer. CM Ross, 6094244330. W**r* problMB aolvars. 1915 aft. 6 (un. — Wertor/Exlarkjr. Residen- Plumbing Tub 8 Tea Ciesrtng 825 •66 VW BUG — Excalent l^a^BMwa^aaaai ***^Mh*^ate* Wpammmt* 8 Induasiet EDWARD SUWONO Plumb- SNOWPLOWING — ReaV nnavn wvparan/* Show*/^M Cleaning 825 denttal ft Commercial In engine, needs exhaust work. RaaraaNnQ m Cafpanfery. FuSy $900 or bast offer. CM Jan* HANDYMAN — M» tab 921-0817 810PJM. TubRacuMdng 825 Insured. Al Ngh quaKy Princalon and sunounclnQ M» No Job too i CUSTOM HOMES — **-CARPENTER WORK — Taa InatMMon 8 area. CM forfre e estimates. at 609421-1965, 9 to S. a^ffa^L. craRamanshlp. CM Kan 201- remod*ing. 201-297-1164. CMI 297-2393. Uc #830. (Frankln Park) 6094244413. •88. CORVETTE — 327/350 Job or hsepower. 4 apd.,T-top. 6000 MCHAELaMMER Plumbing SNOWPLOWMG — Prince- MH. FOOT-Win fcMcfc. PaW- ton ftaumMndbi g areas. Freemis., on rabuft engine, new 8-Haaang —* Plunong by paM, many extras, ham M pjunnbers. Raaidan- eaamatee. R*s*on*bl* rats*. CAiM'Ulim CRAFTSMAN New equipment. Experi- receipts. 609-4434559. tarM Indoor and outdoor Houae enced. No Job too smM!•68 VW BEETLE — Best of- Job. CM tte 600404-2784 or 3934279 809-924-2862. fer. 201474^390. >B Week of Dec 29,1982 Auh» For «• A*ottFbr »1« AiHw For Srte »i« Autos For Sale 31« Autos For Sate 316 Autos For Sate ^Motorcycles Trucks T% OPB. or — 740PO.MANTALasB»—4 77 VW RABBIT - "80 CITATION —2 Or hatch- "81 CORVETTE — 2ZJ0O0 82 HONDA ACCORD — MALEK CHEVROLET 79 NEWPORT Puch—Good 74 CHEVROLET C10 — V4 1 **"•» good back. 4 cyl, 4 spd, a/e. p/s,mis.. $14,000, many extras. Hatchback, am/fm sterao 65 E* Broafl St. cond, low mileage, asking ton pickup. 609-799-9352 ml. $1200. 609-799-1676 o/b. p/w, pdL Ht anvtm, cassette, nist proofing, ax. $225. 609-921-2669 call be- after 6pm. . 43£00 mi. roofrack, custom "81, FIAT BRAVA — 4 dr. 5 cond. Must setL 201-359- Save money and deal directly twoen 6-9pm. T1 VWFASTBACX —Rum paint $4500 or bast oflar. apd, a/c. Many extras. 15,000 6576 aft. 5. ' with the owners. Price us 74 PLYMOUTH FURY • 78 AMC Concord Wagon — "80 SUZUKI GS450 — 2000 .SOOaste. 201-821-6693. mBM. Exc. cond. $6700. before you buy. Over 27 C5MCZ Be oond. 45000 mfca. mi. exc cond. Must Sell! 609-924-6282. •83 TOYOTA CRESSIDA—3 years personal servtco. 80»6BftO757. mos naw, pkish silver blue $1200. 201-297-0100-407 •71 VW SOUMflEBACK — 1CO. "80 HONDA ACCORD -^~5 609-468-0878 days or 201-828-4135 eves. 78 CAMARO 228 — 4 apd, apd-, 3 door, front wheel •81 FORO ESCORT — Sta- w/sunroof, bast offer over TRUCKS CYCLESMtTH BMW—Sales 74 VOLVO W*00N — prB» P>D* we* vnnnt SOTO* drive. In eocceaent condaJon. ttori Wagon. 29.000 mi. art, $13,700. Eves 609-737-9278. " MERCATANT1 FORD 42000 mL. SSOOO or baat of- $5300. 609-924-4386. & service. Rt 130, Monmouth SSOO. Gtwn. a/c. am/fm radto. p/s, exc. BUY OR SELL YOUR CAR — far. 808-799-0727 awa. cond. CaB aft 6. 609-443- New& Used Car Sales Junction. 201-297-7400. Cash for your car, highest •80 JEEP CHEROKEE CHEF 1910. Parts — Service 72 GRAND TORMO — mm fa 1980.3 n—r m 1962). prices paid, (free phone WINTER STORAGE—Avail- 351. 2 78 CAMARO 305 VB — pik gg quotes). Galaxy Auto Sales, Route 206 and 130 able, any make, model, size.' 452-3979 days. 488-1971 pfo auto, fnuM aal. maka wtml dnva. a/cjjipb. cruisa "81 MAZDA 626 — Luxury!! Cooper Cycle Ranch dr. ac, sunroof, am/fm 117 E. Main St. Somerville. Bordentown.NJ. '. no ooar. 201-446-7127. control, starao-cb 42.000 Rt 33, HamftonSq. m good. cassette, dk grey. Must sell.. NJ. 201-722-9112. 609-298-4990 78CMEVETTE—4 dr.. man- n Just pick-up the phone — We're ready NASSAU-CONOVER to answer ail your automotive needs, with MOTOR COMPANY FAST & FRIENDLY SERVICES Ford-Lincoln-Mercury fCT' niwirtirtl "One Call That's All"... Chrysler-Plymouth We Will Now Be Open Longer tcruw A A** ee 4 n cc -I A Route 206, Princeton, NJ To Serve Our Customers Better (609/443*5510-0011 609-921-6400 s 7-B Apt/House Apt/House 370 Rooms For Rent ^ Apts For Rent 375 Apts For Rent HKArrmnmHaaaffr- LAWRCNCETWP— WhKt toSheW* toShflro to Star* toShtve PRINCETON— Furnished, to CHRISTMAS SPECIALS FREE ROOM — In exchange 23. (CALL AND SAVE) for care of Infant Mori-Fri, CHARMMa — HOUSEMATE WANTED — PROFESSIONAL WOMAN WORNNQ WOMAN—seeks a responstote person, some .Re- MERCER-MIDDLESEX- 8:00-11:30am. Princeton- of fane^a Trews nitre* Itnirm — Late 20s, looking tor female to share beautiful 2 antiques, non-smoker pre- SOMERSET-MONMOUTH. Lawrenceville area. Must * apttaonoVwnats begin. Feb. bdrm mid-town Princeton apt ferred. No cooking, share nOfisw VI WMt IIVIOsV W HUNTERDON CO. IS OUR have car. 609-921-1031. •w-smc+dog professional. Princeton ante, S300-500rem Jan. to Jury. 609-921-2031. bath. $175/mo. + security. MATURE MALE — $200 par monfi • share of young professional. Flro- 609-924-6879. RENTAL MARKED College COUPLE Me-soe *• ptace. Inground pool $275/ posefclt. Am tor-tovingChris - WORKING MALE — To rent students-stngles-famiHes OK! FURNISHED — 3 roqrri/4 room alone or share 6t»K1-6464. ROOM FOR RENT — 20 room, apt/cottage/house with noun* tare apttioua*. BOB 886 1515 bay ran + ft ueWes. 608- ten, reeponoMe and have a w/same. 2 bdrmJ2 bath. Princeton-warm 1st floor, CONSIDERATE PROF. 799-8383 days; 609-799- emaa adorable mutt. 609- $275Vmo. +utl. 609-443- mins. from Princeton area. FREE HEAT!! Jamesburg-NO w/w carpet, paneling, a/c. in- 384-9067 or 443-4723. dividual heat control, equip, CO.. 4MH JML-f=00.«« care 5521 452-2423 after 7:00pm. 5787. Mature professional person. DEPOSIT! $250 pays all! Off PROFESSIONAL WOMAN kit color tv. radio, at motel in lor plants and anenaatanddo HOUSEMATE WANTED — PROFESSIONAL WOMAN 215-736-2095 aft 530. RL 22-BEAT THE RUSH! *™" in loffSaW sttdtt fQQRi stons 370 Windsor/Hightstown area. No •on* paksftig and tgK re- to share Princeton home wMi Rooms tor Rent ROOM & SEMI EFFICIEN- CALL NOW! POSH-CAR- omorvMe — And poMe cat want to lease. From $160 per wk. pa*. PM ok- •»—**3 » t*t share apt or smal house in CIES — at weekly rate. RIAGE ON 4 ACRES, FIRE- •M 1•rte' or eel or male. I haws FURNISHED ROOMS—with 609-448-8637. Ctoei* ISassrnct. P O. Bos anQ wOneWiU WnBtl V BOX wsang IO ertere nousenon ManvBe/SomsrvBe area with Princeton Manor Motet. Mon-. PLACE! Sayreville-2&3 fcjmaue • aastii. ban netar- a/c IndMdusI heat control, BeMEeX fA #O49S7 cto PnnMlofi PICIHUI chores. Non-smoker pre- efcts mouth Jet 201-329- 4555. US bdrms. Call for info! Ads sub- GORGEOUS 2 BR CONDO n*. wtfMi 215406-69S2. sp ok- color tv. radto, W/w carpet, 23M51. •M-42Si-1832. CREATIVE NATURAL New ferred. No pets. Aval, around ing wcfTiaajBepty: Box # panelng, at molel in Wind- Hwy »1. _^_ ject to availability. $90, WITH FIREPLACE — 2 LOCATORS! 609-394-5900. baths. Avail, immed. till June JANUARY-MARCH — Pro- SERKXJS JOURNAUST — Age Female or Couple — mid-Jen. 609-924-5371. Keep 04957 c/o Princeton Packet. sor/rSghtstown area. From ROOM W/Kitehen Privileges or longer. Cranbury. $675/ Share rural Hightstown $85 per wk. 609-448^637. - — E. Windsor area, female CRANBURY — New 2 bdrm, house. 609-443-1470. ROOMMATE WANTED — preferred. 201-329-3031 mo. ON NASSAU ST. — Own FURNISHED ROOM — and fireplace, washer/dryer, air, Princeton Crossroads, RKr. room, use or oamroom & Seeking young male pro- 8am-4pm. pool, tennis. $695/mo. + se- FEMALE—to share house in •essionsi roommate to snare bath, short term, laundry, kit. Cat anytime 609-924-4677. kitchen. Cal batore 11 am. curity; 1 year lease. 609- Yanftey. near canal Non- spacious Princeton Meadow priv. $275-*- eiec 609-443- 375 799-3403, 9 - 5. Ask for Mr.GREENWOOD VILLAGE smoker, must Bee cats. S250. 609-683-0475. 2 bdrm apt wMh the Bee. Must 6697. Apartments uniqus 21S-493068S. after 5. Mckay. Apts — Hamilton Twp area 1 SLEEPMQ ROOM—in Hgh- OVERLOOKMO Oelewere— be neat & non-amoker. Rant FURNISHED ROOM — & 1 bdrm w/den now taking •MMn Riverside Dr. Trenton. Avafl. for Rent CRANBURY — Luxury 2 • rsf. 609- FEMALE — to share 5 $212/rnon + Vb uttts. 609- Share Mtoh & bath. Sub'n applications. Price ranging bedroom house in Rocky ML Jan 1. M/F. kj 4 bdrm co-op, 799-2177 after 7pm. setting, Kingston. No smo- 1 or 2 BEDROOM — aparT bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace, from $315 to $370. Hours $175 plus heat 609-921- household, washer/dryer. - merit near HopeweH. $375/ central air, cathedral ceilings, J kers. $170 mo 201-329-3540 Mon-Fri, 10-noon & 1-4pm. 3421. $12& mon + V. uMs. 609- month. Heat included. 609- washer/dryer, swimming pool ROOMMATE — wanted to HILLSBORO AREA — Room Call for evening or weekend hatem January, lets talc, n 396-5791 anytime. 466-3984. & tennis. $650/mo. 609-443- FEMALE — to share house share 3 bdrm house near for rent in private home appts. Call 609-587-0357. Repft/ Bo #04853 co or house trt Prim nates tor 1967. Princeton Jet. own room plus. PRINCETON MEADOWS— Nassau St Aval. Jan 1. w/house privileges. 201-359- short or long term 2 BDRM APT — Available HAMILTON TWP — Wood- osneidsr h Cat Must love animals. 809-924-2564 after 530pm. 1948 bet 8am & 4pm. EAST WINDSOR — Village mere Apts. Huges Drive, 1 & MATURE RELIABLE Single non-smoker, quiet lor two December 1. Short walk to East Apts, Twin Rivers. 609-924-5757 9*5. S220 + util. Call SHARE A HOUSE — And MOUNTAIN VIEW — 3 mins 2 Bedrooms, some/den. 609- viable to houses*. bdrm. furnished. $260 hv Nassau St $450/mo., separ- Lovely, spacious, bright eff., 1 609-799-5912 btwn 6-10om. expenses, E. Windsor area. front I 95. LQ fumishod, 587-2414. VM care tar pate cHjdf)s utittM. CAN (tey, ate utils. 609-921-0615. & 2 bdrm apts. W/W carpet, Career woman preferred. kitchen use. $195 mo. 609- FEMALE ROOMMATE Neefr 609-924-3000. ext 33. night modem conveniences, indi- HAMILTON SQ— Efficiency, Apt/House 201-329-3030 8am-4pm. 882-4930. 2 BEDROOM APT. — Center MATURE — house and pet ed—share beaut, spec 2BR 7994678. vidual a/c & heat Pool, tennis furnished, $100 per week, PRINCETON — Private of town. $450/mo. 609-921- courts & Twin Rivers facilities. middle aged person prefered. i or short apt lelitonii. Aval. now. PRINCETON Forrestsl W- SHARE A Comfortable — Guest Rm., w/bath. in quiet 1184. Williamson Construc- Apt J-23 or call 609- 1 person only. Available $220*. 201-526-2701 day*. isge -~ 2 oorm apt. tern, country house with swimming 2 BEDRM — 2 bsBX Huniers residential area, dose to tion. 443-3220. • 1/1/83. 609-586-5633 after 201-359-4442. HOUSEEWMG TWP. — 3 share w/seme. $206/mon + pool near Princeton. CaH Nort-emotM Univ., Palmer Sq.. NYC bus. 5pm. bedroom, beeement garage % uMs. 609-587-9659. 609-799-1385 eves orwknds. 4 MILES NORTH — Of EAST WINDSOR — »> Wanted to Rent — January. 609-799-6497 For a serious, quiet, res- HILLCREST Apartments -r 7pm. ienced in yard. Pets ok. prefer PRWCCTON — 2 rooms tor WANTED — One more per- ponsible, mature person. Ref- Princeton, 2 rooms and full Hampton Arms. Large rooms. APT, SMALL S325 tact heath oriented people. $600 bath, 1 person only, private Lovely garden apts, w/w Now renting 1 & 2 bedroom rent in shared house VSr block son to share house in Law- erences. Security. $260.609- ^apartments. We are located in heat tor angfti AVMLABLE In Our Home -* split * utilities. 609- entrance, furnished, utilities carpet, air conditioned, heat & off Nassau St Avalabie im- renceviHe 10 minutes to 924-6065. Village II, New Hope in beaut- 20t-329-«531 1'83. 2 bdrms., 1 couple or 2 696-9022. included. $325/mo., available hot water included. 609- medrstsry.$200eaohor$300 Princeton by bbs. Reason- iful historic Bucks County. PRINCETON JCT. — 1 mile 1/1. 609-921-6257 or 921- 448-1440. ARTIST'POTTER — baking aryoung couple. Very reason- LAWRENCEVLLE APT. ~ tor bo«i • includes el uttWes. able housekeeping standards Total electric living, some a must. Can Dave 609- from train station. Room in 3329. EDISON — Luxury garden to eoscrtlnary daaL sunny ana ien. locesM near 200. 2nH to snare wrrcneiemisi 008424-0880 days: 609-921- units have fireplaces. Rentals 896-1493. private home, gentleman pre- apts. Swim club, tennis, cable tOR dweMngj Oaf 609-«21-7f33 or 924- Avaeabie Jan. 31. $245 heat 0628 eves. AVAIL. FEB. 1 — Penningtoh start at $375. For more infor- ferred. Can 609-799-0137. TV. Large 1 & 2 bedroom arse. 6O9-3S7-1283. 9600, eat. 22*. IncL 609-683-9559 after 6pm. Rd, Trenton, near 95. Secur- mation stop into our rental PRINCETON — Furnished in ity & references reqd. Call apts. excellent schools & office. 29B. Tues-Sat, 10-6 or private home. No cooking; before 9a.m. 609-882-3365. transportation to NYC. Owner call 215-862-9201. i HAPPY share bath. $145/mon + se- managed. 201-287-1770. curity. 609-924-6879. BEAUTIFUL LUXURIOUS — HILLSBOROUGH — 2 bdrm, HOUDAY townhouse in a country set- EFFICIENCY APT — near . w/w carpeting, country area. Leonard Van Hise Agency PRIVATE ROOM — Private ting. 1,2, & 3 bedrooms avail- Princeton Forrestal Center, 201-874-6346. entrance, Piscataway. Share able. Rentals start from $395. $195/mo. Utils. $55; 1 mos. bath. 201-885-1283. Call 215-493-1988. security. Neat non-smoking male preferred. Write P.O. Hflsboro Twp, NJ Box 1354. Princeton. NJ Luxury 08540. 1 & 2 Bedroom MILLSTONE VILLAGE - attention all pro- CWaflQ IWp. Garden Apts fessional people. 10 rm rancher, office DELAWARE HEIGHTS BEEKMAN suite. 5 barms, 2 rec rms, 2 baths, mod. kit. Luxury Garden Apts. GARDENS full bsmnt central air, many other extras. On 29 North Showplace of On New AmweS Rd. Ample parking. $99,500. New Jersey overlooking Del- Off Rt. 206 aware River. Many with Includes: Heat, hot water, dis- JOSEPH BIELANSKI finished basements. hwasher, tennis courts & ex-, AGENCY 1 & 2 BR Apt. traordinary playground. FRANK J BONGIORNO & ASSOC. From $400/Mo. LOOKMB FUR A STJwTlBI HOME? TWa house k NEAR THE GOLF COURSE: TNs brick and ahvrsnum nmmKOf Rmtltor, Insurance anil Appraiser Largest swimming pool in 212 South Meh St. Includes heat, hot water, dis- area at nominal cost. lor you. LMngtoom. sal to kachan. 2 bedrooms and big, bright. oaHn kUchsn, MerMkLN. J. • I bati. EconoBscal^asheaL Oar- large Mng room. famsV room, 37 So. Main St., Manville hwasher, tennis court Swim- 201-72S-1995 Cal: 201-359-7180 ien< payment work lor beoVoomear42fuioafte.Triereiee2ceroarage.ful Eves 359-3245 (201)722-0070 ming pool at nominal cost. 609-883-1707 Buy your own home. osaemenia ano eimeni gee neex. TOUTS love sie asesBMD^Si JMULflle^Lf tvomny Hours on Tues., Thurs. ;ind Fri. LAMBERTVILLE — 1 bdrm. friendly atmosphere of this quiet Hightstown DIRECTIONS: I-95 south to USTWIQ SBtVKX Uitoeves. ?01 722 5524 apt, heat paid, cat ok, secur- EXECUTME TOWMsuUBE: 4 bedioont end unit Exit 1, take Rt. 29 No. to ity. Available January I. 201- second exit on right 996-4151 any time. UPPER FREEHOLD TOWNSHP: Lovely, country rancher on 3M acre tot 4-5 bedrooms otlers plenty of room tor your growing famty. A must see at Main house has 2 beOnuuin apt on KB SOOT, awwg^ room WILP-. «acnen. TOWNHOUSE; Nteery decorated. eunporch and ban. 1 bedroom apt on Q, PeWMtod eVaJ CeVpdM F9C fOOfT) p loony onnQ Lovely petto tor summer entertainirv. and beTefh. WMt Windsor Two. ^^ $71,450. JlfT Office: 609- 448-4250 SCS AGENCY CARNEGIE MEM9ER MERCER COUNTY MULTIPLE USUNG SERVICE REALTORS REALTORS Princeton Circle at Rt. # 1 South Main 8-Mercer St. Hightstown 609-921-6177 609-452-2188 609-448-0113 Each offlc*'»IndtpindunHy owned and optrottd. Each aHttm It (nrf«p«ntf* CHESTERRELD MANOR - Executive 3 BR Ranch, comer lot in No. Hanover Twp. Specious FR with lovely FP. Huge Patio with patch- work of color from a mass of varigated plantings + much more. ^^ $114,000. MCOME PROPERTY - 2 famBy house. 3 BR each apt Tenants heat & INKies. Zoned Commercial • Hightstown. • MONTGOMERY - Charming Col- onial Farmhouse -150 Years old - MONT Y - Spacious Col- ,3 Fireplaces - 2.56 Acres - Owner onial, Family Room w/Heatilator offers financing to Qualified Fireplace, Dark Woodwork, Patio. Buyer. . . $162,500. $128,900. PRMCETON - 2 Year old Colonial CARTER BROOK ROAD - Above on Linden Lane - Owner may as-. Kingston -. Extra-large Ranch. REAL ESTATE stst Qualified Buyer to Purchase. Lovely Neighborhood - on CREAM RDGE AREA - 3 BR QUEEN ANNE VICTORIAN - on $119,900. Cul-de-sac — underground Ranch, large Eat-In Kitchen, for- desirable S. Main St 5 large utiBties — Princeton Address. NEW LISTINGS mal DR. spacious LR, fenced bebVooms, formal dning room, $114,900. Princeton Junction location. yard. Quiet rural location • lovely stone fireplace. Former pro- $57,500. fesstonaJ residence. Hightstown. Owner financing aval, to Qual. Buyer. $125,000. r-preaanfflusedaa2f8nTgy^otaH2rooms. garage, low maMenarvm, comer lot EHsdale. UppVrreehpjdTwp. REDUCED $95,000 PRMCETON - Spic and Span 3 HANDYMAN) -3 Room Bungalow. Alum. sfcSng, Boro of Bedroom 2 Bath Ranch on lovely lot with mature trees. $119,900. KINGSTON - Delightful 3 ^^ jfecooo. Bedroom -Colonial in Move-in Condition - New Kitchen and Bath, QUEENSTON COMMONS Floors Refirtsbed. FIREPLACE. TOWNHOUSE - Inside Unit - 3 $79,900. Bedrooms - Backs up to Trees. $168,000. PRMCETON - Colonial within waJWng dWance of Hospital and JEFFERSON PARK - West Wind- Shopping'- large home with many A BETTER writ* sor - 4 Bedroom, 2% Bath Col- poftflibHilwm. $69,900. onial, Central Air, Recently bit f3BR ranch waTi MCKORY ACRES-3-4 Bedroom FP in Famty room: BRavei on H acre tot in E. Wbid- Painted Exterior. $115,000 TWM RIVERS - Excellent 3 TO ALL OUR FRIENDS above gmd poooLL Owne Owner w» hold »or-g" FP. «Pfdou8 FR Den or Bedroom Townhouse. Finished mortgege to qual buyer. Cat To- 4th BR. Assumabie mortgage to Basement with many Buitt-ins. BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY dev. Reduced $8SiM0 quaL buyer. $Ss!oOO i Beautiful Pate, and very well and PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR! Maintained. $76,500. 7 roov- - n- nolu^eeim- of Hghtatown. 3 Deojoums, encneed iron porcn. uooa . $39,900 609-799-8181 Superb 3 BR Townhouse hi WoodsJde Seceon. 50 Princeton-Hightstown Road. Princeton Junction. NJ MWy upgraded - Sandtone dswr. PW. eWa^eetj«acepfoftJ»«f»t«ceBti»rth»Bioe«ElWIU^Est«teO»f« B-3BH Townhouse - 2V, bafts • 7V4% i mortgage to qi id buyer. Cat Today. $88,000. HAMILTON- 3/4Bedroom Cape HAMLTON SQUARE - Jewel of a Cod. Immaculate Home with Air s^t.^fc^^^fca^ ^% e^t^^^^s^u^^^^M^^A ^^*^^A ^^^^i^^^e - B-2BRT0W Conditioning, Enclosed Patio. naficn - o uemuoms.. v«oveieu .471,000. $67,900. Patio. Home ready for Oc- OPEM EVERY DAY cupancy. $62,900. HAPPY NEW YEAR! 8-B Week of Dec 29.1982 Apia For Rant »* Apts For Rant *™ Ante For Bftt ** Apts For Rent »» Apta.For Rant »» Apts ForRant a* Apts For Rent HLLS8ORO — LAWRBiCeMUE— 1 ft srLOONNQ TOR Lo- UERCSMLLE—New 1100 PRINCETON—Large studk> SECLUDED 2 Bedroom ROOMS * KITCHENETTES ONE & TWO BED For Rent I* ranK WOT «£ apt., hot water induced, apartmant In — By the day or week. $105 ROOM LUXURY APTS. to m up of omoOt S31S/mo. 609-924-6310. $385 month plus to $150 par week inducing FORRENT 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE ' Fsas Twp, PA. Only OB p no pots* 609-4664)732. towns. 609-4524)381. Large Hv rm, din rm, 2 'A PRINCETON JCT. — Central air, patio & balconies. 1 1 SSSOrtno., + fcwcur- baths, fuU basement Avail- 201-722- LAWRBCEVLLE —. new •?" J"" " ' *40CVmo. Ind. uttttes. writ- TWM RIVERS APTS. Free heat, hot water & cook-- 6743 fteftor. able December 1. $600 in- able 2/1. Prdesalonal woman TOWN CENTER Off Rt 33. East Windsor Ing gas suppled. 1 & 2 bed- cluding trust phis utfls. LAFAYETTE HOU6E — Bar- •an prelerrad. 609-799-209S From $285.00 1 ml. E. of NJ Tmpk Ex^ room apts. from $380. So, tam. im. t and 2* baft*, ^ PRINCETON BORO — Nas- Furnished and unfurnished. RICHARDSON REALTORS dta. im, STOQMio + Rortwf*13«ndt«iotn#jr NEW HOPE — 2 story Leases as short as 3 months. 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apia. sau St 1 and 2 bedroom V Office open Mon thru Fri, Townhouse. 2 Mnms^ and 2 Enjoy the intimacy and su- From $395 s en I^M m. eomnutvr rail stations p itiwills. AvaHable Jan. 10am-430 pm, Sat. 12-4. BEAUTIFUL — 4 bdrm. Col- 30. "••wy* awppno IBCMN w«lcom«.>$&40/mo.. plus 15.OH street periling,. From perb service offered by our 29 Central air, heat & hw, patios onial near Princeton, new. uMMM GU 609^66-3216 SSOO/mo. includes heat Se- Executive-style studce and 1 balconies, dishwashers, WMDSOR REGENCY Cent air, basement, carpet. bedroom apartments in the fey ap-LUXURY APT —2 Mm «•> t^lSf 6pffc curity deposit/references. carpeting. Large apts. APTS. 609-896-9013. tag*dMancauAduftcomnwniy midst of the desireable Twin meamauxmm*mKm.hmI* PRINCETON — Smal duptex 201-574-6436 days or Esst WliKisor, NJ •st on wHlispl bestMuty Rivers Professional and Busi- Excellent location next to BELLE MEAD — 4/5 bdrms. LAMBERTVUE —to hot «akM MUM. 3 house tor rsnt 2 bdrms., & 609-024-2680 evenings. 609-448-2964 Isnclicspsd gnwnoB. Pool ness community. Al units en- bank & chopping man. NY "2V& baths, 2 car garage, $750 On immPMra Jan taati on 2nd floor, SvinQ roofn, 609-448-6553 ii. 4s oourK, «MtdiN & PRINCETON APT — Aval joy 20 ft or 28 ft balconies, per mo. 201-526-0306. 15, S615 809-«52- orang room sno mensn on buses. 2 levels. Newly p«int«d w*on roomA aauras at immedately. First floor apt in individual air conditioning sys- Christmas-Specials 2104. raa 1«t floor. Ful cater, outside WINDSOR MILL II — 2 bdrm. no charge. ffptr*wrt fcjty charming Victorian. Uv rm tems, great views through Twin Rivers recreation pools 2 bath, air cond, fpl. pool & (BARGAINTIME) wood loan, ysnt $325+ entrance, smal yard, un* MAMVUE — mm 4 room canMUd i & 2 bee•umu wrtireplace. 1 bdrm or Z $550 sBoing glass doors, untonRed & tennis courts included. tennis. Available Mar 1 orOff Rt 9 & 18-1&2 bedrooms, i% bafts, toundry ganarous (umtahed. Avalabte 1/10/83. per mo. Cal Firestone Real parking facMtes, free use of kids/pets ok, FREE HEAT, Resident Manager at Apt B-1 before. Convenient to N.Y.. AAMi No (MtK. OOB-307- rwlgarag*. start at $350 par Cat 609-921-3841. Estate, Realtors. 609-924- 14 tennis courts (6 Sgrrted), 4 $250 & up! Near Tumpike-5 Abbington Drive PhiH, trains and buses. 609- 3110 WXftno. 201-72S0007. ^ IMMC & hot PRINCETONI HILL APT, tor 2222. swimming pools. 3 basketball room COTTAGE. $200. M-F 10-4-30; Sat 12-4 443-6338 after 6pm. $610/ UWWHENCEVfciE — 1 Bdrm MANV1XE — 4 room apt, 1st Stritor dftzsn (Stoount tent — bright, spacious. RESPONSIBLE Roommate courts, 2 handball courts. month. PRINCETON-Many sizes; U^kkt M« inn rial Contemporary total electric 609-448-7792 MMNhQUBMS ftoor. **5Otna mete haat ft Uvjm. eMrtg area, balcony, —— wanted to share fumishBd $200 & up!! Off Rt 1 -EDISON WI OUT mOOH kitchen, bedrid, stuoto or 2nd kitchens, marbiiized vanities, WINDSOR MILL — Luxury SMwood hotwaur Aral Jan. 1.1963. apartment Mon-Frt 9-5. Thurs modem luxury twnhse. Avail 380 TO TRENTON. 100's of bedmv bathft lavatory . $665. commuter bus service to condo, 2 bdrms, 2 baths, w/w Houses for Rent 201-722-1099 aft 530pm. 9-6, & Sat 124. 2S4 West Jan 1. 201-329-3784/3785. places to pick your home. Cal 609- 924-1819 or 921- NYC. complete shopping fa- carpet aJr, club house, pool & Trenton Ave. MontMte. PA. 2 BDRM — Twnhse. Call HURRY! Near Rt 22-6 room 2677. cHties at your door. Total city tennis. Immediate occupancy. home. GAS HEAT!! Ads sub- comforts in the country. Situ- $595 monthly. Convenient owner, 8pm-10pm. 609-443- 4228. ject to availability. $90, ated on Rt 33 less than I mile NY, PWIa, trains & buses. LOCATORS! 609-394-5900. east of the Tpk Exit 8(High- 609-443-6911. 3 BDRM RANCH — In small COTTAGE — For rent & tstown). WINDSOR MILL Condo — 2 town near Hightstown. house for rent other rental The Fox & Lazo Family bdrm 2 bath, pool, tennis, '/iacre, 1 car garage, refrig, 609-448-3430 or available 609-448-4300 bet. clubhouse, southern expo- washer, $550 per mo +utils. 609-771-1221 Call Sussman Realty. Re- 8pm-11pm, 448-8849 bet. sure. $590/mon. 609-799- altor. 609-896-9300. 10am-2pm. Thanks You for A Very Successful '1982' 3175 or 609-292-4935. FOR RENT—3 bdrm. duplex in Kingston. Conviently loca- and ted near bus line. $585/mo. + We Wish You A HAPPY NEW YEAR! ADLERMAN CLICK utilities. 609-924-1758. 15 Spring St., Princeton 924-0401 e 586-1020 Princeton Junction Choose your 166 Nassau Street 2642 White Horse Hamilton 54 PrincetorvHightstown Rd. Realtors A Insurers Sine* 1927 next apartment Princeton. NJ. 06540 Hamflton Square, N J. Princeton Junction, N.J. 08550 carefully... mpetent staff can show you any house in the area MANAGER MANAGER you'll live there MaXE RfCHMAN ROSALEE ALEXANDER for many years, consider the finest.. JEAN MARTIN ANJALI GOYAL V»GMA ANDERSON REBECCA LYNN HILL MARYANN 0ORAN MARIO IACONO ' Robbinsville PETER BONANM ROSE GALLO Rural setting with acres ROSALfE DIANA PAUL MUCHA of breathing space around lovely apart- JOHN LAMB JOHN COOPER ments. Extra large rooms ANGELA ROMANO LINN WOOD with wall-to-walT carpet- SHERRY CUNNINGHAM ing. Free parking for 2 NANCY MORITH cars. Convenient to all JANEMAR04I DEBBIE FOWLER VERY SPECIAL PROPERTY in Hiahtstown on 3.4 acres. Our highways. Victorian home has 6 INCOME PRODUCING APARTMENTS TINA D'ORIA ROYHOLCOMBE PLUS AN OFFICE SUITE. Call for details and an appointment. HELEN HEPBRON WILLIAM NAPIERKOWSKI $165,000. SHARON ARMS Sharon Rd. across from NORMA SMILES LAURIE McMINN the Country Club. Just LEWIS KRAFT ' ADELE KULAK WEST WINDSOR east on Rte. 130 at Rte. 33Northofl-95atExit7A JUUECOVENEY JEAN-PIERRE ROSSELET OWNER ANXIOUS!! Masonry ranch on large oomer lot. Possible professional use. L/R, dinette area, 2 B/R's, full basement & NJ. Tpke. JEANHABIG MARTIN LOMBARDO DIANNEABARAY attached garage for easy expansion. Walk to railroad station. Mr. Sheehan 259-9449 CAROL SYKES KITTY CROSSIN JOHN B. LASELLE CROSSROADS REALTOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Ewing Township Luxury apartments with I private pools. Efficiencies to oversized 2 bedrooms NORTHGATE Large rooms. Beautifu landscaping. Conve niently located. Free N APARTMENTS off-street parking. For fu- ture occupancy, call oui Resident Managers. On* Mil* Road and C Princaton-Hightstown Road (Rt. 571) WOODBROOK (opposite McGraw Hill) HOUSE . East Windsor, NJ. 865 Lower Feny Rd. 4 story elevator Mdg. E Mr. Lazzari 883-3335 HP* • Approximately 9 min. drive to •HIGHGATEv Princeton Junction Railroad Station Olden Ave. at Parkway Ave. NEW PRMCETON LJSTMQ-Handyman Special near NEW PRMCETON LJSTMG-4 BR w/Rreplace. near • Express bus service to NYC 5 story elevator Mdg. only a block away UnJwraiy. 2 bedroonn, firepiace. $89,000. University is waiting for creative buyer. $110,000. Mr. & Mrs. Van DeWeghe A Few Choice 1 and 2 Bedroom 883-4626 OWNER WANTS OFFER TO SETTLE ESTATE. o PRMCETON CONDO-BeautifuHy maintained 3 BR Apartments Now Available Charming ranch freshly painted inside and out* w/fireplace. central air & attached garage. Walk to town 1 from $395 per month EASTGATE Wooded lot becking up to Green Acres. Nngstoa & shopping. $157,500. : 1505 Parkside Ave. $7<000. Features: 2 story garden apts. Some N •SWIMMING POOL with private balcoryes and PRMCETON RANCH 3 BR's. 2 baths, large lot nicely • AIR CONDITIONERS completely carpeted. CHARMING PRINCETON HOME-Convenient to landscaped with slate patio. 2 blocks to Utttebrook schools, shopping and transportation. 2+ BR's. • ALL APARTMENTS HAVE IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY elementary school. $172,000. $79,000. CROSS VENTILATION 883-7537 • GAS HEAT (included in rental) 4 BEDROOM HHWCETON CAPE-2 baths, patio, M A STATELY PRMCETON HOME-a 3 plus BR • WASHER & DRYER FACILITIES PARKSIDE elegant condo next to Marquand Park. $225,000. aluminum stdang. $105,000. • RESIDENT SUPERINTENDENTS MANOR • MASTER T.V. ANTENNAS 1465 Parkside Ave. LUXURIOUS PRINCETON BOROUGH • CABLE T.V. AVAILABLE 2 story Garden Apts. NEW CONTEMPORARY M PRMCETON. 4 BR's. 882-3930 I WwIVMAJQC-ABIUm, CeBlSOTai akyight. fire- huge Nbrary plus family room. Skyfit fivingi dHng • KITCHENS WITH WINDOW AND ptace. garage. 4 in al - 3 le. rfom... rooms. 1310,000. DINING AREA $167,500. VERSAILLES 220 Sullivan Way Opposite Trenton Country Craft Princeton Crossroads Realty, Inc. FURNISHED MODEL APARTMENTS 2 story garden apts.. 342 Nassau Street (Corner Harrison} • Princeton • Park in our lot. Mr. Pergola 8834550 RCAUOff* HUEfiMM I Vttn tafc. CAU ANYTIME M9-«24-4477 OPEN 7 DAYS <,¥71rt. 9-B 380 390 BARNEOAT-LIGHT — naar POCONO VACATION rtoma 1880 SO. FT. — SuRatxa forDAY CARE CENTER — One KC ASSOCIATES CRANBURY — 4 Mm SOUTH BRUNSWICK — At- OFFICE, LAB condo, bay *•». 1 bdrm, —dean, naw 3 bdrm, 2 madtoatfdantal oMoa. Com-. DuwjanQ •oanaao tor 10 cm- TtwUknakXn 6,900 square feet,, 6 miles pMaty panatsd move In con- oVan, Alao 4 badroom homo from the center of Princeton. court. momer/daughtar style.,10 3/4 dWon. For Into, cal 609- mdudkig: • Bare, redue to your needs. 725-1313; «vu 201-494- acres. Exceaam location 10 mo + ufls. 201- uoortouUMy pool & 443-4550. • Secretarial Services Fire suppression instated; 1 ifcnds 009-402-1817. minutes North of Princeton. 3pm wmjmrrn spa r» extra charge. Cal aK 2500 SO FT — Luxurious e Telephone Answering mfle off of US 1 on West New Lease or buy. 609-921-3867. FLOROIA — Luxury vacaaon tor 6 pm 809443-6648. axacutV* olBcas. Al offlcas • Telex Service road. Nassau Realty, W. New FOR PJDtT TWIN RIVERS — homes. 2 and 3 bedrooms, POCONOS RENTAL — are dona h a colonial design FOR LEASE — 1,250 sq. ft, • Addressing & Mating Rd. Monmouth JCT. N J. 201 - • Bookkeeping 2 and 3 badwon Ti P0MMQTON—3 bedroom. Townnouse* 3 or 4 bedrooms* many wjfr private poota. al g vwwa. song A have wA» carpet throughout new building, Pennlngton 329-2311. • Travel Arrangements In TMn Jan. 2Vr bstflS, WBlto Vfflf l carpet" dub fadeee, locatod al wse- pvl duba ate. 2 bdrms, fcpte. 9 rms, 2 bams, storage araa & Borough, office or retaJL • Conference & Seminar LIGHT INDUSTRIAL — 1st S57Vma. • IMN. ing. SSSOrtna, V* morth se- Ington naar Waal Paton Beech al appL 201-369-3558 eves. visitors' vestibule. Located 609-737-1640. Business hrs. Route 130. Cranbury. Ctose Planning 4,000to 40.00 0 Square Feet CM tori 009-737-0308. curity. 609-448- 7876 aliar 6 or Tampa area. From #360/ POCONO SKWNG — futy FRANKUN PARK — 3001 to tumpfte. $1800Ano. 609- e Mooting rooms Located 1 mile from center of Rkftaed it Www Corp. pro. equipped home, sleeps 10, Hwy 27. carpeted, paneled 3 PLAMSBORO — Princeton Wrftt Traval Sendees Un- • Office Space Princeton on Route .1 at tlraplaca & private community 448-0600. rm office. $425/mon, heat & TWM RIVERS — 3 bdrm. imasd. Box L, Naw Hopa, PA. • Reasonably Priced Washington & Alexander Rt 130 and Princeton RdL townhouaa; dbaa to school; 60 Pfia*E SOFT Available— a/c included. 201-297-6506. 18938. paa nr oag 609-799-3103 Roads. Long or short term MGHTSTOWN — Private included: aval. at Prinoaton FumishinQs & FULL SERVICE OFFICES LAWRENCE TWP - 1.250 !«"»• f^eton Business in yard. . 0 immed.tor $825/mo . + udL HILTON HEAO. S.C. 2 15 mass from Camefcack! Andquaa. plus window dis- TEtaPORARY/PERIMNENT or 2^00 sq ft of office space. ParkParK . 609-921-3150 or KUno. . 609-799-4283. Randal-Cook & Co. Realtors. bdmv2 ban condo. Go*, free ijwnw. t-ron, aoccaaam res-play. 609-924-1969. Complete secretarial, phone, pooL S319-$39»/wk. One story modem air condi- PRWCETON JUNCTION — 609-824-0326. taurants naar by. Wkand rate. ASK FOR Brochure on message, coping & mailing Cal owner 609-924-5590. S275. 609-448-4181. tioned building. Convenient • 4*8-1075. flpsdouB 4 txfrvn Cotofrcl on Strauba Center—Business & facilities. Research Park, TWM RIVERS — 3 bdrm. location. Ample parking. Very \ HGTORC TMP1E Ural — toge tot We* to Wgrt School townhouaa. $550vmo.. + al HB.TON HEAD. SC Araa — POCONOS—Big Bass Lake. Industrial Complex hi Pan-Princeton. We tove It But we must sal H Donn, noma* * DaDis* nington. Profassion&J build- 609-921-3022 reasonable rate. Can 609- Recycle naar lake in Crantury. 6 • VMnaV. rwWftmCm ft mm COnO. UMMH. Avaaable March "83. 695-0880 or 609-392-3214. maum wait balcony. SS7S • Ami Fab. 1. WOO. J. T. Borer 201-821-8434. oaennce oy owners oeiow steeps 8,flraplace. poo l table, ings, offices, laboratory & in- 609-924-2465 market value. Htetoric re- aUbig, indoor pool, week, dustrial space available. Easy uBfe- Ironed- 4MJ^K> 609" 009421-1805. TWM RIVERS — 2/3 bad- HAVE BUILDING - Need novated plantation farm- wkenda rental 609-448-0751, access, ample parking 395-1250. PRMCETON JCT — 3 bed- Business — Location avail- room Townhouse. 1 V4 bams, house. Nearly 3 acres Include Phone 609-737-3934. rooms. 2 Vt bans. SV nu, oln lii«ii«h • i-l *- * mM — — POCONO RESORT Com- able at 32 Witherspoon HOUSE FOR RENT magnKcent landscaping wHh rm. nm*t ramcdilid Mtohan. WSfiSO DBSOfTlWiC. U 80" muntty—golf, tennis, fishing, CENTER OF PRINCETON — Street Princeton. Landlord aHa i% morahs. Dec. 15 to piancee. $550+ al mattes. azaleas, roses, cameBas and {•nP/ nn Mil aWfJHJDv. HviK water sports, beach, pods, on the Walkway, off Wrthere- seeking venture with mer- iw CAIURX of HOMES— Jan 29. large cstonial w*> 609443-3145 after 6pm. mora, aunoundad by natural* t loom, vsc tootn, 2% to train suaon. S700ftnon + stables, skflng, teen lounge, poon St 2^00 sq. ft, ideal torchant Alfred Kahn, P.O. Box WEST WMDSOR — Un- ind woods of giant CM War clubhouse & many other ac- professional or brokerage of- 1234, Princeton. 609-452- . Rwanida school dta*. 809-799-0833 ' Ive oaks, plus an acre of onttarflsy Av* _ tivities. House on lake, 2 fire- fices. Cat Mrs. Browder. 1234 or 924-0746. — Cotv 4DQ foont, dMnQ roofn, kit* plowed land ready to farm. places, sleeps 4, 8 or 12. tone*to Unwanay . $900. Saa 609-924-7497. HIGHTSTOWN—3900 sq. ft variant tocaaorv Urtwiwhed otwn. bxIroofH. baltv firs- Two bedrooms, with two Reasonable. 201 •359-4673. nouaa ranw. 3 oorm. i oaBi. ptiCw- rTW8> nvoon OQSQ bams. Country eat-In kHchan COMMERCIAL SPACE — of new prime office space on tor. or ca« owner in Caff. Fed 1 tor 7 or 19pfofosvonsl wovnsn or RUMI. with bay window overlooking SELL OR TRADE — Ft 600 sq ft Heat Included. King- Main St with ample parking. 819-454-S227. roo0VRil optioft. Avaiabte F^xuaiy 1st S450 St Helena Sound. Spacious LauderdaJe condo. 2 bdrms, 2 ston area. Rent $450. 609- Suitable for professional or LAWRENCEVELE —v3 bad- S550. paf month. tow-country screened porch. baths, Irv rm, din rm, eat in 924-3993. medical use. J.T. Boyer Re- loom.fc>Mnriousac e*c - con- kitchen. Ground floor- Pool. alty. Realtor 609-921-1805. LAWRB4CEVLLE — Un-Central healing and air con- COMMERCIAL RENTAL In dWorr. Ml basement; ap- ditioning. Many extras include Near beaches, marina, & NASSAU STREET — For furntahed condorniniurn apart- Town — Approx 2000 sq ft, ptances included- Aval. 1 «3 custom braided rugs through- shopping. Some financing rent 2 retail shops, 200 sq ft mint witt)fevinQ foofn , dvainQ firstfloor. Cal l Audrey Short al tor $75Omo • uH Ran- out, al drapes and curtains, avafable. 201-572-7151. each for rent, $300 per room, kHohofi. tWrO bcoVooms, Realty World, Audrey Short daf-Coofc & Co na—OTi, REAL ESTATE al appsances. antique ce»ng month. Parking Available. one fui bath plus two half ST.THOMAS — USVI. Mag- Inc. 609-921-9222. 609-924-0326 fan, farm bel on post, work- oams. onnwasnar. wasner, nffident 1.2 or 3 bdrm villas 609-921 -7655^ bench and tools, garden tools LAWRENCEVLLE — rant or dryer, parquet floor, wal to available. Contact Mrs. Brown ^EWUSTING - BEAUTIFUL FARFELD SFUT in 609-924-1416 and much more. Taxes and desirable Htekory Acres, East Windsor. This is a 4 sate 308 Glenn A««. Lowary wal carpaong in bedrooms, 609-924-1760 arts service. an utifities are less than $1400 bedroom. 2Vfc bath home that has all of the lovely fedecovsAsd w HHL, awV.befft PRINCETON — Western patio area, air conditioning. TOP SAIL REEF N.C. — a year! Price - $75,000. Cal features you have been looking for — a full wall spat level argarage. Dean Re- Secaon. 3 BR*s. 3% balhs. 3 No chidren or pets. Available Condo on ocean. Fishing, princeton fireplace, central air. 2 car garage, basement, no-wax or write Jack Farrington, 609-882-5881 or FP"s_ Aval, immad.tor shor t ffnmodtatoH/. $725 per month tennis, pool. golf. See historic floors, exquisite wall paper, extra insulation and a great 803-838-2551. New Hori- 882-7500 ( term. Hma nag. Unfurnished. plus uttWes. Wilmington. 201-369-4949. school o! real estate, inc. family neighborhood. Don't miss this one. ITS A zons, PO Box 1742. Beautort. BEAUTY! $99,900. NEAR PRMCETON — At- ind. $1600 mo. na.2 route 31 Rto. PRMCETON — Urdumished South Caroina 29902. In VERO BEACH, Fla — Beach- pennington, n-j. 08534 i ranch home wah de- Princeton, cal Dion Hbcson, front condo. ?bdrm/2 bath. 2 car garage in Cal any*— 809-924-4677 nirmonBukkng. tvng room, dining area, 609-466-1135. Heated pool. Available Jan 8 ASSOCIATES. INC PRMCETON — 3 bedroom KMcnan, two Daorooms* iwo thru 31. March 1 thru 18. Will Offer a Staf Approwd DlENER LONG BEACH Prt-llcmnilng Court* In: REALTORS in house in town location, bams, balcony, walto wa l $400/week. April 3 thru 30 Harvey Cedars. Steeps 6-8. $300/week. Off season ren- . NJ. Uv rm. L $57S'mo. 609-921-1184. cafpaang, wasnar, ovyar. no iwsHmson consovcoon. available Jury, August« Sept tals available also. 609- REAL ESTATE ctwdran or pea. Available aa&rr 1 blockto ocea n & bay. Wrap 924-1557/924-3500. PROPERTY MANAGE- February 15th. $1100 peraround deck. Exc view. Exc. Salespersons - Brokers wWi lafrigantor & dWt-MENT — LEAVE YOUR 44 Pnnceton/Hightstown Rd. rates. Cal 609-896-9300 or License Courses e»t Windsor • Princeton Junction HOME OR MVESTMENT 896-1754. Business idpinngbam PROPERTY IN CAPABLE Properties Sateiparaon Course* bajlna Jan. 11. 1983 609-799-1100 rctoset2omarbdnnaf2 t HANDS. 20 YRS. EXPERI- iSt MADERIA BEACH, Fla — TUM. & Trims. 6:30- 10:30 PM Flemington • 201-782-4606 2nd bam. Central m. partaty ENCE J.T. Boyar ReaRy. NJ. GoH front condo. 2 bdrms. 2 10,000 SQ. FT. Of Office Brokers Course begins Jan. 17,1983 . anshedaspansion.ii Men. * Wed. 736- 11:00 PM 609-921-1805. 609-921-7784 baths. fuBy equipped, pool, Space — in suburban town- • •Aw us. merit $785 per mo ph» uaDt jacuzzi, security entrance, ship near Princeton. Prestige TO REGISTER • CALL 609-737-1525 i-«oo-u3.zrai EH. C-M ft sacunty Cal Rfchard A RT. 27. PRMCETON — 3 balcony overlooks golf & building, rent reasonable. Approval by fh« N.J. K»al Estate Commission WMA RaaAor. 609-737- wv rm. ipic. nmTiwn & Know someone beach. 215-946-7431 after Brokers protected. Call 609- 1525 Evas &wknds 609-737- Newly remodeled. On 7pm. 883-7400. 1036 bus slop. $65Omon - who's a feature? 201-821-8819 after 6pm Call the editor. - P L I' M 3 i d S H E A I »|R CONDlIIONING IUCTSICAI CARPENTRY 7b// brothers SPECS Unlimited "AM INNOVATIVE CONCEPT IN CONSUMER PROTECTION" Are you thinking of having YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS RE- MODELED OR m ADDITION CONSTRUCTED?? ARE YOU IN GRAND OPENING! NEED OF A SERVICE OR MAINTENANCE PROGRAM FOR YOUR HOME, BUILDING &/br EQUIPMENT?? Call SPECS Unlimited, Ltmny and Vdne in Yardley BEFORE YOU START, and let us provide you with a complete, detaaed, WRITTEN SET of SPECIFICATIONS & BID PACKAGES Yanflcy Addrew which will enable youto obtain COMPETITIVE PRICES for work YOU WANT. THE WAY YOU WANT IT.to MEE T YOUR SATISFACTION. ToO BtxHhCT Value Ai the same lime we wffl be providing YOU with the knowledge of what Backs Coonty Living *• be done & HOW. SPECS Unlimited wM save you from hearing "THAT IS WHAT YOU ASKED FOR" or THAT IS WHAT WE SAID WE WOULD DO." Toll Brothers Superb Quality, Design and from to Ysrdtay- Value In an Executive Community... nut (RL ittt FOR COMPLETE DETAILS CALL or WRITE: 13% 30 Year Fsasd Rale Mortgage •MR Ml at Rant EUGENE P. T1MPS0N 13% 30-Year Fixed • t bedroom. 2 baflreorri and 2 bedroom with PMNCETON dan conddfiMMum nt'sidancas vHBJMkSinSa Rate Mortgage • Pnoate pabo gardens and decks SPECS Unlimited • Pmate Ganges « iaa* lo Minutes from Princeton al Cozy woodburrttiQ fwfptaca^ P.O. Box 9, Bound Brook, NJ. 08805 I JS4-444400 «f Dfewftm: MSto I lEARk. • Gas heat and ear«ral aar condHiorung . to Mn Rd. Ufl to • Pooi batMwMe and tenras coons .Phon*(0O9) 201-356-4467 771-1199 or (215) 44t I E = CLND M» N'l'it'iCS = U i L 0 IN G ENTRANCE STEPS t 1VALK1VATS ALARM SYSTEMS Windsor Regency Apartments ...A nice place to live! Luxurious. Spacious Apaiiiueiili 1 * 2 Badrooma from $380. l«ctmmv lu tun hrjtum mcludr 'Cookinggas -Hot Water •Heating gas R/CMARDSON ASK ABOUT OUR TRADE IN/ rVrffos A bakootmt on off apartments. GUARANTEED SALES PLAN Some wfffi carttroi air. REALTORS Office open Moa-Fri. 10-430; Sat 12-4 Phone 609448-2964 or 4484663 —EAST WMDSOR— TWM RIVERS M —EAST WMDSOR TWP.— Windsor Regency Apartments In vw arVinQ fooiTi ol this dsNQhtful Crwv CONDO ASSUMPTION $47,000 Garden View Terrace. East Windsor bury Manor ranch. Many anaroy-savfng At 1214% for remainder of 30-year term. (% nib MM «f It. IMCIKM fayiurai. Lovalyprivate yard with many Move-in condition, earth-tone carpet, alt mature trass and shrubs. appliances. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. QUAD I $59,500. Two bedroom townhouse with nicely, finished basement Brick patio, all ap- pliances. WALL TOWNSHIP LOVELY, LOVB.Y $79,900 Four bedroom townhouse with pro- —WEST WMDSOR— fasslonatty finished basflfnont wid ex* MONMOUTH SHORES CORPORATE coHont decor. Custom woodwork and PARKUKE SETTMG $105,000. rear deck. Assumabie 9V&% mortgage, On VA acres bordered by Green Acres $32^00 balance. future, golf course. Three bedroom, 2 OFFICE PARK bam ranch with family room, dining room, and 2-car garage. 1500 square feet to 50.000 square fi —WASHMGTON- S108.000. CUSTOM RANCH $141,900. And 3 brick patfoa make Ma anapsonal 3-STORY BARN ON 10 ACRES Butt by owner-bidder wNh the best of *•*»• • apHltval hi Hckory Acraa ttta perfect WKh loads of potential plus beautiful old materials. Custom cabinets, 3-zone heat, • On im partttng noma lor omooor araartanng. mooors home in perfect condWon. doesto tum - many energy-saving devices; Three youl artoy »w spacious ktenan wtth pite and M 95. is this the Wnd of property bedrooms inducing 14x15 master. 2Vi exra caoaiav, oamnao onaig room, you've been eaurching for? Look no baffiSt famfly roomt heated sun room, and gracious living room. Four further - wel be happyto sho w Kto you . panisn msneo oasemoni, e£-car Q8r* • • 2v*ba»«. Listed at S225.000V age. You must see to appreciate. > 24HoMr«aourky AY thk corporate park tor EAST WINDSOR o™ «ifS2 M^typcdavctopmcnt. ^.^gpQQ EVENINGS PRINCETON JCT. RICHARDSON 799-5800 I Homes AND RESOURCES HAMILTON SQUARE REALTORS 20M«ff>2800Ext.381 }-• 10-B Week of Dec 29,1982 390 Business Business Business Properties 1 '! OFFICE SPACE AVALABLE OFFICE * RESEARCH PENNINGTON — Main St ROOSEVELT, NJ — Factory PRMCETON »of 1 or 2 Interior 3500 aq. ft S6 nat acroaa Renovated offices. 700 sq ft.building. 5000 sq fto f ma- available in central i o« 350-400 sq.ft. each. from Princeton Airport, flox* $49SAnon inducting all utB- sonry construction with load- business district 1/2 block off Adequate off- avaUbie about Nov. 1.AI on no IMBI toirns, WM dhndo* Mes. (Storage area avalabie)' ing dock. 2 additional ware- Nassau St 850 square feet street parking. Call Joe 3rd loor of 1 Palmer Square, Cal: Cat 609-737-2800. house buildings, 1000 sq ftavailable with easy ground HMO. each on 3 acres. New roof & floor access. Downs 609-888-1110 or .Princeton. Cal Mr. Broad. HELMSLEY SPEAR PRINCETON — Route 206. p ortyS&SOpar 009 821-3022 new boiler. Suitable for re- Can for other needs of office SQ ft. MOdWt ipS09 Of Up 10 prime retailor office space for Cowmarical Baal Eatata search or Hgrrt industry. space targe or small. 2400 aq • ••••Dli indMdu- 0011. rent 2000 to 5000 sq.ft. with Located 5 miles from Exit 8 on parking. Avail, immed. Com- Waftar B. Howa^ trie* hMatnQ ft OFFICE SPACE — Im- Thompson Court OFFICE FOR RENT — 250 N J. Tpk. $95,000. Principals oondMonfcy. to_iaO0 aq-Jt. avail. Modem petitive price. J.T. Boyer Re- only. 609-924*1296 after 6pm mediately available. 500 altv. 609-921-1805. 609-9240095 square teet. fc%Mniahad . carpatad ofllca tocatad on or weekends. oocupcncy. Qril Smal private offloe, 200 aq fL Mam St Pwmington. AB utn- PRINCETON OFFICES — Rt STORE FOR RENT — Uaa plus a/c mduded. $8.50 SPACE FOR RENT Located at 40 Leigh Avenue Jay " complex. Penringloa 009- Cal 609-921-7655. 1 corridor, 2 modem office sq. ft. Can owner 609-737- near Princeton Hospital; next REALTORS 737-3075. buildings with suites from 1-5 OFFICE SPACE — 1200 aq 2800. door toMexica n Village II rooms. Single room $200- Wholesale-retail-research OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT ft. Time sharing, apaoe shar- Restaurant and across the OFFICE FOR LEASE—1600 300; 4 rooms $500; larger with offices & ample parking OFFICE SPACE — oantrat Nassau St Smal ing. Furnished, unfumiahad. street from law offices. Land- . Raatorad gracious RevoJ- aq. ft.o n Rta 33 Higrrtstown .spaces to 10.000 sq ft On Route 206. OFFICE SPACE or huge aval. now. low rant I site parking, visible location. lord will renovate. Alfred Taiaphona sacratariaJ aar- ullonary km. Parking. Wgh- naar turnpike exit 8 on site 3600 aq-ft. m praafga Princa- , Avail Immed. JT Boyer Re- 609-452-1294 after 6pm Kahn, 609-452-1234 or 924- vicas avaUabla. 609-921- tatown. 809-448-7398. parking & private entrance, lon Twp Dufcflng. BaauHM heat included for only alty. Realtor. 609-921-1805. SPACE 0746. RESEARCH PARK 0400. LEASE — OFFICES FOR S775/mo, immediate oc- OFFICE/COMPUTER SUB-LET OFFICE SPACE — Princeton Address, any apace PROFESSIONAL OFFICE — 1101 State Road, Princeton, N J. OFFICE SPACE Avaftabla — cupancy. 201-297-4200. Princeton. Nassau Street with PRMCETON, NEW JERSEY Desk space. Princeton. Avail- SPEAR Wgtoajwn naar Ex* 8. Ap- requirement up to 3600 sq ft.215-295-0557 9-5pm or 60.000 sq.ft. office bunding able immediately. Marketing, Immediate occupancy, parking! Approx 500 sq ft 000-021-3022 prox. 450 aq. fL te 609-448-3115 aft. 6pm. available December 1983 sales, service, consulting. parking. Rti. rapid< plumbed for 2 dental oper- $4*00 per square foot net, net with specialized electrical 609-921-9401. corridor, contem- OFFICE — 1,000 to 40.000 atories. Lab, dark room,'bath, OFFICE SPACE — 700 aq ft, services available for com- areas up to 30,000 square feet, OFFICE SPACE porary atmosphere. For fur- Square Feel Located 1 mile private office, business, re- TWW RIVERS CENTER 2 rooms* «Vc bsthfoom, pvt. puters. Attractive lease terms GROUND LEVEL ther into & appointment, from canter of Princeton.on ception. Excellent for any pro- ROUTE 33 to qualified tenant Located in 1880 sq « at $7 sq ft amranca. Located «i ooutn Susan Malatich, eves. Route 1 at Washington & Ale- fessional especially new den- The best modem office and 427.000 square feet in Park 4000 sq fta t $5 sq ft Gold biduamal Park. Rob- 609-924-7330. xander Roads, Princeton tist Assume lease on or heart of rapidly growing soft- retail space. 700 to 3000 sq. WARREN PLAZA CENTER binavaa. NJ. Cal for appt to ware community. (krupted by approx. 50 Tenants WBCHERT CO .REALTORS Business Park. 609-921- about February 1. 609-921- ft. Profit from both community Route 130. East Windsor aaa 609-690-6190. Peter Stefferaon & Aaaoc. 609-683-0300 3150 or 452-1234. 1047. and highway trade. Rents OFFICE SPACE — 2300 aq ft QUAINT THREE STORY 609-799-3331 start at $7.25/sq. ft. plus ex- PRINCETON RESEARCH Princeton Mailing Address or less. w« dMde. $1000 par Building—with office and two Eves: 609-799-4842 cellent terms. Take a look and RESTAURANT PARK — 1,2 or more rooms, PANELED OFFICE Suites — month. Kingston location. Cal apartments above, in Prince- STATE CAPITOL — & center then phone 609-771-1221. and Phone Number 150 seats, iq fc aquippad conference room, secretarial 450 sq. ft offices & larger. For rent. S47S0/mo. 609-924-2222 Firestone Real Ewing Twp. Modem air condi- ton Borough. Owner will hold city offices, several sites & Estate. Realtors. service. 609-921-3770. sizes, sale or rent W. S. WAREHOUSE — 4,000 to tioned office building. All first mortgage for qualified 40,000 square feet Loading CAUL: Research Park »3100 Xacox Mach. $3000. custodial services. Ample buyer. Helen VanCleve, Re- Borden Realtor. 609-883- 1900. Docks. Located 1 mile from 609-924-6551 parking. Ideal location for pro- altor. 609-924-0284. Even- center of Princeton on Route ma'm tftfm fessional practices. Modest ings 921-8695. VILLAGE CENTER — 2 ad- 1 at Washington & Alexander rentals. 609-682-3048. RETAIL SPACES — for rent joining rooms, $150 per Roads. Long or short term PENNINGTON — Office in East Windsor, Princeton month & $100 per month or lease. Princeton Business NOW RENTING space for rent from 450 sq ftJet Princeton. Montgomery & $250 for both. Call 609- Park. 609-921-3150* or 452- + reception & secretarial Hopewell. Prime shopping 924-6259 weekdays up to 1234. area. Designed & renovated center locations from 1700 to 7pm. Princeton Arms to personal requirements. 25,000 sq. ft J.T. Boyer Re- 609-737-8569. nltv. 609-921-1805. PRINCETON PIKE Luxury- Apartments f and 2 Bedrooms TWENTY NASSAU OFFICE PARK t OFFICE SPACE Starting at $350. 3070 sq. ft. in perfect shape, newly re- Now Leasing BuikJing 6 novated by architect & interior de- per month corators. Elegant, spacious with separ- ate offices, reception area, sunny large Features: windows, wall-to-wall carpeting. Intersection of 1-295 & Princeton Pike Single office suite with fireplace, parti- Convenient to'downtown Princeton - 8 minutes Wall-to-Wall carpeting over tioned for secretary. 1.500 -54.000 sq.ft. concrete in 2nd floor apts. Double office suite with waiting room. Complimentary layouts for prospectives tenants All utilities except Electric Reasonable Rentals Individually controlled heat GOOD CHEER Both overlooking Nassau Street and 2 air conditioners GOOD HEALTH campus. Sunny, Bright, newly decorated. For Further Information: Private entrances Walk-in closets GOOD HOUSING Cal 609-924-7027 609-896-1558 Individual balconies & Storage room within apt. Laundry Rooms A HAPPY NEW YEAR 3131 Princeton Pike, Lawrenceville, NJ. Superintendent on site. from Brokers Protected Open Mon.-Fri. Joseph R. Jingoli 9:00-4:30 p.m. Builder/Developer Sac 9:00-1:00 JfaMN 01* (UV* 609-448-4801 LIGHT Directions: From Princeton: Princcton-Hlghtstown «d.. turn right oft Old Trenton Kd.. V. mile turn left' Realtors 247 Nassau St. 609-924-3822 and lollow tignt. ADLERMAIMCLICK Karl Light • Broker 15 Spring St., Princeton Got a gripe or a compliment? Keepers t btsvrer* Sir** 1927 CMkCMI Happy New Year Write your editor! 9 Mercer Street Telephone: 924-0284 \ from HILTON raM* MM MM MMft* MM. M P.* M M M M M M M M M M M M M *M REALTY CO. OF PRINCETON INC. REALTOR PROPERTIES CURRENTLY AVAILABLE AWAY WEST WINDSOR TOWNSHIP 232 Village Rd. East 4 Bedroom Colonial $165,000. TO A HAPPY NEW YEAR 34 Berkshire Drive Building Lot 45,000. S Acres Research Land RO-2 100,000. PRINCETON BORCVTOWNSHIP To leave the old with a burst of song, 3S7 Ewing Street 3 Bedroom Ranch $128,000. 360 N. Harrison Street 3 Bedroom Ranch 140,000. BRCX RANCH in converter* Princeton area dose tost 312 N. Harrison Street 4 Bedroom (Contemp.) 146,000. To recall the right and forgive the wrong: seta* & weJdng dstance tobu s Ine. 3 B/FTs, 2 large ful 218 Gallup Road 6 Bedroom Colonial 375,000. bright UR wm tfeptace. $115,000. Cherry Valley Road 16.4 Ac. Residential 110,000. To forget the thing that binds you fast MAItYPOSaOLfTaES for in-taws. teens, or separate quarters in Rt. • 206 Twp. 4.5 Acre Residential 59,000. tils specious Princeton home! 3 B/RTs, 1 Vi Baths in one area and SOUTH BRUNSWICK To the vain regrets of the year that's past. paneled FaroJy room, B/R & 1/2 bath & separate entrain $149,500. Kingston - 2 Prospect Street 3 Bedroom Brick Ranch $106,000. Raymond Road 6 Bedroom Colonial 194,900. HAPPY NEW YEAR ISDED 3 B/R home in Princeton Township. Eat-in Raymond Road 1 Acre Wooded Klchen. UR w/trepiace. Basement $69 900. BWg. Lot 49,500. FROM US ALL! OWNER AM00US» Masonry ranch on targe comer lot in West MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP • ,J4V • • • VWndBCtf.PtiMtterxotoegior^use.lJRd^ $259,000. t & attached garage for easy expansion. Wait toraflroa d SS9 Griggstown Road 4+1 Bedroom Fr. Col. FOt THE |TO PRINCETON REAL ESTATE CAU HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP •i THE rCART OF IIWCLTON^DharrnJng 3 B/R home near 222 - A New Road - 3 Bedroom Ranch 921-77*4 •tapping, schools & ppubi c lianapoitaUop n featuringg a UR $83,000. Sale or Rent orang area. luacnen, i va oens. mi Dasemeni ana Robert E. Dougherty, Broker one car garage. $115,000. JAMESBURG Al torren t at- $750. per mo. 3,000 Sq. ft. Industrial Q«rc Boms Julie Dooglts Pant Harrii Sylvia Nesbitt PRrVATE WOODED LOT vrth flagstone patio enhances our 4 Bldg. 4Vt Acre $85,000. AimeCiessaD Betty Stewanboo Fort Catby Johnson Emma Wirtz B/R home h lovely area of Princeton. Large UR w»i fireplace, Shtnn Davidson Georgia Graham Toby Uughlin Valerie Young tormaj dMng mom. and a very attractive ftmfcy room. Central air, 609-921-6060 ol course! $145,500. 194 Nassau St, WUlitm E. Sttwtrdsoo (1935-1972) Hilton Bldg., 2nd Floor Twp. Farmhouse v*/8B/R*s, 2 kttchens, 4 2 glow w/2 B/R*s, Utohen, & bath. Eggroom ft Owner waT hokf ingrtajga torqiajajfUir f buyer will STEWARDSON-DOUGHERTY down payment 29 ACRES. $125,000. Rent Estate Associates, Incorporated Realtors aizedim.Dn%EaHnUtchanjg. 366 Nassau St. • Princeton • 921-7784 $79,900. ITITlTlTlT»TITlTITI ^ 11-B 408 Real Estate 410 Garage/Storage Land For Sale «° Land For Sate Wanted For Rent BUILD YOUR DREAM ELM RIDGE PARK — 10 Vi HOUSE—2 wooded acres in pccaxea opponunay— HORSE LOVER'S Draam — yOMOUAL WOULD LBa To SELUNQ YOUR HOUSE?— acre tot • wooded • 500 ft lake STATIONERY STORAGE SPACE FOR E. Windsor, 6 wooded w/pond Coin Op VUaoQamaa. Do Lat ua ahow you tia tax Expand Into Mnoaton Ana ragn pjroaa raiai a tMnowaaw I wM buy 1 and pay ful price RENT — HIGHTSTOWN frontage, $80,000 terms. 1 % you isBSo ssdn luonsy* or m —Looting toraadaln g baauty if you can be flaxMe on in Manalapan. 3 acres in Off OM1B1Q pUfaDMQ war $400.000. Ewapflonal AREA. 609-448-0325. Monroe w/brick colonial under acre tots $53,500 up. Can H. you tocafnp for a MMfcns S1O000 aatan buakwaa to buy. CalopportonHy. terms. If Mrestad ca« 609- Pearson, 609-737-2203. 201-287-3218 ask for 799-2174: construction. Can today! Duanaaar ws navs an as- vMuaty BAKERY **> Land for Sate E. WINDSOR TWP. — coun- .tar you in 5 yaarm Oaorpa. PRINCETON to- 410 S2.6 ACRES — Wooded try location, V6 acre, sub- wia OBaMJp iddso marfcat wMh __ nfla ools lrom canon rauM & wnowaaw. Garage/Storage LUCRATIVE — Hardwara quaMed tree farm, 2 acres divided, $19,500. terms avail- Ws do tta tiJKO. Boxwood Farm 009- RESTAURANTS for Rent fenced pasture, Wild life able. 609-395-1258. 737-1030. & pond, 800 ft road frontage. FOXCROFT LOTS— Prince- 100% Cal tor Plalnaboro. CENTRAL PRINCETON Boro Your i lii ours. Cal Mr. Lawrence Twp. $8000 per ton phone and address. 1.4 TRENTON MSTOPJC AREA I REALTORS DEU Garages — Suitable for autos PraaUanl — Of tw or storage. 609-924-9371 or icre. Financing by owner to ELM RIDGE ROAD—Prince- acres with water, gas and 808421-2700 Button & real astata in ton address, HopeweH Twp. 2 tavnaV. S30UOOOL HAVE BULDMQ - Naad 924-0633. qualified buyer. Call underground utilities. From of ono hour photo prooMSinQ OFADOmON? Wast Windsor. $200,000. 609-896-0321. Lot for sale. Over 2 acres, $49,950. Owner financing stores avid hsppon to fun PIZZA IN PENNINGTON — Suitable plus or minus. Heavily at 32 VWNn Try aaJMh—unl Ara you DOGWOOD HILL LOTS — available. in Mtrcsr County. I am anx- •n •oaraiatva hard working rmcavn & cast wtnosor. for car, boat or misc. storage. wooded with brook & stream, AT. uraoro aaanng Princeton Twp. cluster. 1 THOMPSON LAND CO. ious to Iocs— Photo To GomcMdual «rih cradUtty, Into- Hioh cash flow. 609-737-8569. ' private, ready to build, perc Boyar Raaly, 808-821-1806. chanL ANrad acre with sewer, water and Realtor Katn. P.O. Bos 1234. Prtnca- franchise operations in grty & want a buatnan op- Buying or ssMng • call PRINCETON BORO — Safe, approved. $75,000. Call 609-921-7655 Pffincsson & Hafnaion Twpa & underground utilities. 609- Alfred Tocco 609-924-9534. ton. 60B-452-1234 or 924- portunity to adualy aehiava J.T. BOYBt REALTY dry & slight heat. Prefer small 924-0908. 0746. Bucks Cty. Business ex- what your adorls merit? Saa B 609-921-1805 car or limited storage. 609- penenoe not photoo/apMc •*• you ouaify. 800466-1817. 924-4710. HIQHTSTOWN — T-shJri penenoe tc •nponanL B you BAO CREDIT? — borro* dora. Qraat dowvoMwi loca* cal Bob CNm evenings at •on. ojrowfciQ buainaaB. ownar 609-771-9016 I would be rf anandnj. J.T. Boyar Ra- pieeaed to arrange to aMora. 808-821-180S. RESTAURANT — For tato in *• ID iMrtmum. Succ—M to- craaanQ ona oi via 954 JlaVfaMlOWFI Hd. E- Wlfld- caton. My aqjMippad. partaa buainaaB opporturabas In tfw •or. HJ 08S2O. tor ctiaf oparaky. no KQ. ic country wMh you. kiojuiraa cal 215*62-5194. BtdpfimcPinez by the Washburn Corporation Pcfcved is me graceful, elegant sweep ol REALESTaTE me spwal »a»case ol our Monbce*o 10 NASSAU STR€ET mode* now M«ig bun in YardMyy. Pa Our most tormai home, M s perfecrf John Houghton, V Judy McCaughan Kay Wert AnmGatagher Tip Blount Realtor WaaStackpole Ned Scudder Eleanor Young ZeWa Laschever Cnartotte McLaughln Catherine Geoghan PatCahfl 609-921-1050 REAL ESTATE Barbara Hose Hare Linda Hoff Pete Callaway, Broker Mary Arm Sares 4 NASSAU STREET • PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 Diane Bleacher, Mgmt. Dept. LOOK NO FURTHER FANTASTICALLY PRICED • OUTSTANDING LOCATION Situated in Moatgonxty Pat adjacent lo Rocky Hill. This very well caved for raised ranch has a flexible occupancy dale. 4 Bedrooms. 2^r Baths, panelled family room, formal dining room, eat-in kitchen are but a few of the desireabk features offered. Call our office for more perticnlan. Now offered at a very affordable $1ta%90O. WOODtANf ROAD SOUTH HARRISON STRBT Large enough for two generations and visitors too! In a popular Solidly built brick-lined stone two-story house with two apartments. neighboftxxxJ off Cold Soil Road, extra closets and non-standard i House consists of living room with fireplace; dining room; large amenities distinguish this attractive listing. Quarry ale entry; living Kitchen with breakfast area and three bedrooms. Each apartment and dining rooms: eat-in kitchen and laundry. Family room with has living room, kitchen, bedroom and bath. $175,000. fireplace; five bedrooms, 3Vfe baths, plus a fully finished lower level • everything to please an active family- NEW PRICE $162,000. Thts cmtom built home is located in West Windsor Twp. It features a living room with fireplace, separate dining room with comer cupboards, fully equipped kitchen with large adjoining enclosed porch with brick heath, pine panelled family room with wet bar and fireplace. Y* bedroom*. 2Vt barhs. An ideal home for the active family. $160,000. STONYMOOK ROAD CONSTITUTION HILL This two-story house, situated on over one treed acre features Condominium ownership, a secure maintenance-free lifestyle in a random width floors, hand-hewn oak beams, skylight windows, a prestigious community. TWO NEW HOUSE DESIGNS have been woodbuming stove fanth e living room, country kitchen and a fireplace added, featuring flexible floor plans with a variety of options. in the dning room. Pantry/laundry; screened porch and a large deck. Gracious one, two and three bedroom homes with g Offioe/study loft, 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths on the second floor. A priced from unique blend of yesterday's charm with contemporarv touches. NEW PRICE $127,500. Spajrioas West Wi Township Colonial detigawl for family fenay. Lhria* family room with brick fireplace, study or com bedroom, five bedioums and 216 bams. Central air cowered deck with gas grill for modem borne for the active family S139tSM. vim S rooms. S bedrooms, t bath, central WOODS WAY St. S950 per mo. One and a half wooded acres surround this California redwood ranch KOVMCfUMROAD situated on a quiet cul-de-sac. Stone floored foyer leads to large o rooim. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, central An Japtable separate guest or hvlaw wing is one of the many living and family rooms with beamed ceilings and stone fireplaces; St-SSSOperi fl^^Bkaft^aan^ab ^nsh tnv^^L^k ^a^a^^aan^nLa aHiain^^nvajBf^n^nfH^H^fH tf^rf^^tf^avn^^MV^n^^f^^v^B^fl^Atf j^ ^w^B^^H^ff^v^^f^d a^s*^^h modem kitchen and four spacious bedrooms. Solidly constructed; 9* tenoed pool and mariy ornarnerrtal treoo and shrubs are some of the ceilings; full basement; deck overlooking yard and woods. 2 car Mai H. Houghm. Lkemcd Real Estate Broker specW features. Specious Iving and dJning room, modem kitchen garage. NEW PRICE 22S Alexander St. tSoani Entrance) WphbuflMndHngarea, study,4bedroomsjndJaraegamejroom. PriKeM. NJ. 08540 609.924.1001 Two flreplacea. Two car garage. NEW PRICE $294,000. AMPLE FREE PARKING K-B Week of Dec 19.1982 UndFor 440 TOO HDV^cVffBJLTmff^^^ 4LA SOB to R06SM00R — 48 & ow. 0O*a part financing air*. MOB Raduoad S78A0O RACOUETBAU. CLUB 201-3S9-179& Low*/ bHaMl on Progression through regression JNt P*noeion Poom-iamoem ladgw. Wndwr w^Mocfci CansoT Pest. IwfciWffle-Newv Franklin teocwtwapaobutyPress. BELLOC RED LETTER DAYS Spend your lunch break under the stars It will be "Siesta Time" in the Newark Museum Planetarium every Wednesday from 12:15 to 12:45 p.m. through March, when the planetarium will offer a new show, "Music Under the Stars." Visitors will sit back, relax, and merely watch the stars go by to the accompaniment of 30 minutes of recotded music by die world's greatest composers and musicians, heard through the planetarium's quadraphonic sound system. The Newark-Museum is located at 49 Washington St., Newark. There is a nominal charge to the planetarium. This program is for adults only. For additional information, call 201-733-6600. The Groceries shop at Art People Place The Arts Council of Princeton presents a holiday dance concert with The Groceries, Thursday, Dec. 30, 1982, 9 p.m. The concert will be held at the Art People Place on Witherspoon -St. and Paul Robeson Place, Princeton. Tickets are available at the Art People Place and The Music Cellar in die Princeton Shopping Center. No alcoholic beverages will be permitted in the building, but non-alcoholic refreshments will be available. For more information, call 609-924-8777. Philatelists meet at mall A stamp collectors' bourse will be held Jan. 2 at the King's Fairground Mall, Nottingham Way, Trenton, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.' This event is held on die first Sunday of each month, and is sponsored by the Trenton Stamp /FTER MMi Z. HAS SO &WE AMIT Collectors Association. There is no admission charge. m GOUT uERfflou, me RmruRE FAW LEFT AN OTTOIMN l*m H£ PILLOW. Schwarz conducts Y Chamber Symphony Conductor Gerald Schwarz will lead the New York Y Chamber Symphony in Bach's Six Brandenburg Concetti at McCarter Theatre, Princeton, in a special New Year's weekend concert on Jan. 2 at 2:30 p.m. Mr. Schwarz is also die music director of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra and New Jersey's Waterloo Music Festival. In die summer of 1982, he became the first conductor to be INDEX appointed music advisor to die Mostly Mozart Festival at Lincoln Center. Mr. Schwarz was die principal trumpet player of the New York Philharmonic for several ONTHECOVtt years before becoming a conductor. In recent seasons, he has guest conducted concerts with Photograph* Andreq *qn» has captured th» numerous orchestras throughout die world. performing action of Regressive Aid, the dance For tickets, contact die McCarter Theatre box office, 91 University Place, Princeton, or call band whose rhythms within the past year have 609-452-5200. . captured tn* soles of hundreds of dancers at parties and dut» from New York to Philadel- f phia,. Princeton area resident* in Tucker, Sim Start the new year on skates! McDonald and Andrew webs (toft to riant) make up the band, which is matured In pictures and Rocky Hill will hold its annual skating party on Jan. 1 at the Princeton Day School rink tact on page* 13.14.15. between 4 and 5:30 p.m. • In addition to die skating, refreshments, consisting of hot chocolate, coffee, and donuts, will FEATURES AND D&ARTMB4TS be served. Wine Lines hm a bubbly start for the New Year. Tobto Tafc features the opening of the "ddl foodshow/* off-Vroodwoy In Mannattan...... 4. Editorial On Stage: In mis week* "On Stag*" section, Laura Hoywood finds out about me ups and downs of a theater prop man's Job 6-9. Hearsay: 10. A New Year's Resolution In Concert:. Instead of sitting down and crying when I got my 1,000th complaint, I behaved in a most On View: 16-19. mature manner and resolved never to do it again. As long as I am editor of this magazine I resolve die following: I never ever ever ever ever At Face Value: will shrink die crossword puzzle. During die course of die five years of my employment as a writer and/or editor with The On Screen: Movie critic Thomas Slmonet em- Princeton Packet, I can not recall any Packet editorial or article which evoked as much public reaction as the shrunken crossword puzzle which appeared in the Dec. 15 issue of Time Off. For one week, my phone did not stop ringing; my mail basket was filled with letters; people would stop me on die street. The common message consisted of seven cross words: "Why did you shrink die crossword puzzle?" On 23. Because of space problems in a crowded holiday season issue of Time Off, I was faced with me decision to shrink die puzzle or remove it completely. Apparently, from die reaction I got, Now Playing and Rebecca* Forecastu~25-27. that choice is like a choice between dying by the gas chamber or by hanging. I promise I won't hang myself again by die rope of a miniature crossword puzzle. One gentleman actually PuHes and Mdge: 2«. direatened to scad me his eye doctor's bill; he alleged that die tiny crossword puzzle gave him severe eye strain. I hope the gentleman's eyes are OK, I also hope that all die puzzle addicts have recovered from dieir trauma. From now on, die addicts will have a full-scale fix of crossword puzzle to satisfy their habit. Advertising Coordsnaton Patricia Landrr Hippy New Year to the crossword puzzlers and non-crossword puzzlers alike. Pun Henfa All that it had the saTof— texture one normally associates with mbch more expensive wines. wine its very much like the they know what' in almost I wja allitue too yeasty on taster who will I shy iatfd with certain Spanish wines. It's any opinion about a wine which could be much by BOBEST LEVINS simple] wine will cheerfully list if tbe btendjKR toned down Frank pioneered the growing aO the pros and cons once some littl . ay grapes in New York State, It's that time of year again, when almost are added. used to blend a little Dela- anyone who bices wine thinks of the Or- i with his Chardonnay. Happily he rtrt babbling staff. «f "»g wine. WHAT DO I k^aTftr in spatklins aul\ Chenean, /French $6. not do so any longer. Tbe wine is Note die use of tbe words "sparkling wine? Well fast. theHuables. 'Vin Mousseaux," a beautiful looking, has a light delicate WIHC —""• DDK VvJl^BX^pV^SlC. SuC UB1" supposed to be small and k»gi «p—H'"g French wine. yeasty nose, a creamy texture and a very ferencc? For Americans and a few othen Next, the aforementioned dlj It'sbi ten medhim in size with an clean fruity taste. It's low key but very around the world, all wine which fines a wine is made to fizz, the addeJ surface earthy yeasty nose and a flavor much in the French tradition. Among the area caused by the bubbles Aends to cao be failed champagne but for much of which is far i intense. The wine is also experienced tasters on my panel, it was intensify die tastes and smells inherent in die rest of die world including all of harsh and i of balance. I would not everyone's clear choice. It's nice to have die wine. A good way to dcmonsoVe this Europe. ChaiiM,iagnc is only that wine such a well made sparkling wine so near made by the classic "Methode 'wine in a Seltzer bottle apdJcarbooate it. by- Cnamocooise and most uooortant. only rev 1*78 Brat, $12. You will discover that if iN*d any flaws, All of the below are French Cham- in die ^T—ffl*" district of France. I have tasted they are all too evident. Sa first look for Monterey wines and have | pagnes made in the classical method: To be accurate, i only call tbe real stuff I delicacy which is not onw pirating and ally been favorably impressed. Some-\ Champagne and aD the rest sparkling wine I -sbpjts_ibat..the wineJias/been carefully thing either with this batch or\ became I think sparkling wine is a better j Dentz Non-Vintage $17. this bottle, t looked beautiful in tbe glass I description. It's for the same reason that II Here is a clean yeasty, dry .fruity, medium Next, look far a which, though with a tiny of bubbles producing i don't call California Pinot Noin, burgun-i body wine with small bubbles. It's well subtle, is clearly i The belter ones small -hr riitftm. Ii'nl flOSc wai dy! balanced and for tbe price is a classy have a clean smell of J fruit and a tittle • clean and with much more Champagne. In dm column I wfll be dealing with a yeast. Here is where) of the cheaper fruit man 1 would have expected or group of sparkling wines in a range of i wines and even the more ex- ibefore. That was the key. prices with ifae myrutn on the low end. fruity in tbe nose. The taste told the Laurent Perrier "Cuvee Special" nesfall: rhey will tend to Non-Vintage $15. : a dirty nosei off-odors. It was so acutic and out of balance LET'S BEGIN with everybody's Another extraordinarily well made your mouth/ made wines ae number of tasters would not nrvorits, Andre, at about S3. This simple classical wine. It is a well defined Brut have a notable ptete their ratinV High bole sparkler is made by Galio and is in with a medium body but is somewhat .but do not 1 a Him. mgtTveV clean and all my optsion by far the best buy if you want creamier in texture and in the intensity of .Beta s, given thevack record < MIS >. fizzy simple ryonewill sparklingXwines, it be its flavor. An extraordinary buy, especial- ly when discounted which I've seen done tike and that yon can afford to dispense But thft bottle was m it as a in a few stores. lavishly. From here on, it gets a little wine should ' out of balance trickier. bore Ting on the Pommery & Greno Non-Vintage, There are lots of inexpensive sparkling fi om intentionally" Bleu — C i French. $16. . wtae around —— from New Jersey, t whichi e slightly high in $14. A nice lively, fruity well made, dry wine. Brooklyn. New York, Span, Italy and , usu Dy picked earlier This was a classical smelling It's a little less intense and more subtle beyond. Tbe trouble is that many of them champagne withbul larger than then the above two but a good buy. have flavors and aromas not to everyone's should be like any very normal. It had a very resh delicate Wag. long, b lanced and very nose followed by a but simple Louis Roederer Non-Vintage, $19. As an example, some of our local New flavor. It was a bit and lacking This is a slightly more developed wine Jersey wines are wefl manr but nave a in complexity. W< hire a simple men tbe other. It's a light gold rather than distinctive Labrasca/earthy-yeasry quality HERB \ tasting notes i straightforward p champagne pale yellow which shows beginning of I find a btde off-putting. One listed from which food. aging. The aging has resulted in a number should always look for in a i of pluses. The wine is more intense and Winery, has a lovely lingering mature aftertaste. It g ihtWtfl Brut! ero 1977 (under is the style one normally associates with a p Among xbc lower group mis good vintage. A very classy excellent ~ ; made of New Yonc sod Sp Prices: i $3.i O. I first was a dear winner. offering. not that they are flawed, 11 paid about aD Chardonnay project fhc vtn| rork7ltM**v Happy New Year to all. oy way oi * * Fff"|"* quite similar. While a little simple, h had made of Charles a dean sHghdy yeasty nose and a pleasant- Founder, Bob Leviac is Tkne OfTs regular wiiu are a bad ly almost too distinctive taste. The bubbles of Gold Seal and with critic. mxnsmm: TABLE TALK Perfect holiday topping is ddl fcy SUZANNE GOLDENSON THE FOOD, in fact, looks almost too good to eat But after one gets over the The latest show to open to rave reviews intial beauty of to all, tbe tantalizing i take over, and one can get down to (his iwou is not on Broadway, but oo t butinetv Having savored many of 81st Street and Cnhanhn Avenue in the die sights, smells, and tastes, (food re- heart of the city's upwanfly mobile upper viewers are laden wim samples,) I should West Side. mention that ddl is surely the "Tiffany's" And, akbough, "stirs" of* this show — of take-out cuisine. cods — perform largely Food, here, is elevated to an art form TUT t M V SUCH OSVC lew and is priced y-^^gly — so don't tines, thb isn't ceatnl to the sctioo. for expect any bargains. I overheard someone the sets speak for themselves end virtually in tbe crowd grumbling that at $3.50 a lb. all of them are edible. (There are in fact, for cole slaw, he'd be rich too. And, I've ogntzabte ceJebrnes in the an- been told that prices on some of the same here, than on its state. I caught a terns are better up the street at Zabar's. 01 i will HI nonman ana ocveny But for an experience you won't forget, SiOs the other day as I was browsing bom estbetkally and gastronomically, for g the coffee he am and tea leaves.) a present for a very special person, or a Yet, the producer and "angel" of this treat for your New Year's repast — you'll is of Hollywood feme. He is Dteo find it here. And, if you haven't Food specialties at tbe ddl foodshow are" f uttS ADOW IS tbe OQJ showcased in separate boutique areas, cbc awest uncy food cstBtV many of which are defined by the original faanxat »o open « New York Cay. brick archs of the building. This gives one And fancy, it is! Located a the lobby of the feeing of shopping in a small Euro- pean village — walking from one Food specialties at the ddi foodshow are showcased in separate boutique Farfcofl Hotel, the dot wwrtthow is Quite oner to the next to fill your market • perfonnance. Fuwwul brick walls, (Tbe store provides sturdy Euro- areas. (Suzanne GoHenson photo) j brass ntif x wann wood pan* pean wicker haikfH just for thif purpose.) ana aeconuvc iniiw. tues (some At ddl, "The batcher, the biker,..."have Bar, Patisserie, and Bakery — popular the refrigrated pastry case were eclairs, of ^Deot vecsned rrotn the onjc^Bii boud* simply been unified, for your conve- spots judging from the crowd of people profiteroles, napoleons and a spectacular a background as rich and nience, under one roof. queued up four deep in front of their i as the food presented To your left as you enter is the Espresso counters. Among the delights displayed in (Continued on page 5) SAVE FIVE DOLLARS mv/e White Dining with a Friend feeAoLLje Good Mondays and Tuesdays MKttraaf The Princeton Ana's Favorite Restaurant O is in New Hope, Pa.! It's • Coefctai Loaatc THE TOWPATH HOUSE • FrtaNfljr EfllcfcBtScrrfce « Main SC KINGSTON, NJ «9-n4-7«M Golden Valley RESTAURANT Fine Mexican RxxJ and DrWc NEW YEAR'S EVE OpM Bar §JJL • 2 «UB. ll-ilML Lobstar Bisoat,Tosssd Salad CHOICE OF ENna^PRME MB, LOBSIER TML. CNBREN COMMA BLEU, VEAL FRMCMSE or STUFFED Open 7 day* 12-zaK«ao-i jaw FLOUNDER utiMB MEAT. M «tfn« s«ntd «VBahtd tin a*. •*• tm. Mat*. U MB M-flM Miss, FUJB VMtsMa, Hot Rols Md Butter and Hatty IrisaiBPartaa. P«ty Favors* CdanpafM at Midnight MARROE INN a world foil of 7 we're still the same... 6E0R6E ABBOH NEW YEAR'S EVE at the Piano, with PEACOCK INI* own OPEN HOUSE DANCING IN taCmrlRuan tak •m Bayard Laae, Prfaicetoo, House THE LOUNGE WITH BILL DOWD AMD THRETS CWPAMT <«9-«24-17a7 Pub .MLMm ML it 1 North, {jmrnntm*, IJ. OPEN 7 BAYS (M) OMfcMNOTltaLtlnFii. (Continued from page 4) white spiral when sliced. Other fanciful breads included a life- "Mont Blanc." Literally a mountain of sized and very realistic baby crocodile giaceed chesnuts, meringues, and made from spinach flour dough and a whipped, heavy cream, laced with turtle too lovable to eat. A circular bread cognac, "a Mont Blanc" is an unusual topped with tomatoes, I was told, was item to find in patisseries in mis country," filled with Bufalo mozzarella, tomatoes, me pastry chef noted. One can either buy md basil — $5.50 lb. the whole mountain for $25 or only half of it if you wish. But it was suggested mat if Pizza is also sold in the bakery. But it is you have your heart set on serving this very different from the variety my children dessert at a holiday party, that you place thrive on. These pizzas were rectangular your order in advance. instead of round — and long — about six Perched on top of the pastry case was a feet long to be exact. The dough was thin, beautiful two foot by three foot fruit tarte, light, and crispy and. the toppings, labeled: Crostata con Frutta Fresca. A sophisticated. The traditional version of handsome young Italian salesperson, tomato sauce and cheeses was repreesnted rakishly attired in chefs whites topped off and seemed to have just the right amount with a bright red toque and bow tie — as of these two ingredients. A neighboring is everyone working in the store — "Torta di Patate" (potato pizza) was roughly translated this for me as a huge covered with a layer of thinly sliced sauteed potatoes, simply brushed with cookie-like crust on which the freshest olive oil and a sprinkling of Rosemary and fruits of the day are arranged. Today, the salt before baking. Both versions were crust cradled a colorful mosaic of sliced delicate and delicious and would make kiwi fruit, plums, strawberries and other wonderful hors'doeurves. The pizzas are prize fruits, all glistening under a bright sold by the slice, or whole — but it would apricot jam glaze. These tartes are sold be a challenge to cart a whole one away in either by the slice or whole at ten dollars a taxi — $5.50 lb. per pound. They can also be made in any shape or size desired. These creative breads and pizzas, as arc all of the pastries and the prepared food ADJOINING the patisserie is the bak- sold at ddl, are cooked right on the ery, with a marvelous selection of freshly premises. The airy, modern kitchen is just baked fragrant breads, rolls, and of a few steps away, underneath the shopping course, croissants. One of the more un- level ..It is filled with a crew of real Roman usual breads was made with spinach, bakers and talented Italian chefs working tomato and wheat flour doughs, rolled up amidst a "sea" of the newest stainless together to form a festive red, green and steel equipment, much of which was imported from Italy too.. Suzanne Gokknson is (be author of The NEXT TO the bakery is a European The dd Mont Blanc to mountains of giaceed chestnuts, meringues and Open Hearth Cookbook and a free-lance whipped cream, laced with cognac. writer based in Princeton. 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New Years Eve Along With Other opeaals j: #9.95 & Our Regular Menu ;•• half price for children under 10. WE ALWAYS FEATURE OUR I! BARBEQUED CANADIAN BABY i? The Greenhouse is a favorite place, BACK SPARE RIBS especially on Sundays. »j LtmCH DIMMER Try the seafood crepes, die jumbo mushrooms filled with crabmeat, ;;tytorn; Tiwr r«—«— n— «flda Hfrrti *». MWU, M* ;« or die eggs Benedict. The a la carte specialties on I CLAY POY I d»e Sunday Brunch menu will tempt and delight you. IHEIIAURANY!! :? The 4-Slar Dining Place :• <.*! ::'RNte It Major ttai SoUh Bmswick ijj V 2t1-2f7-W7l -.J.' ON STAGE He props up the show by LAURA W. HAYWOOD . Another of his functions relates to any animal in a play. He builds the pens for the THE NAME'S AT THE BACK OF animals and feeds them. But Mr. Boles THE PROGRAM: TOM BOLES, JR., doesn't clean up after the animals — that's PROPERTY MASTER the animal handler's job. "I've worked with dogs, horses, sheep, and chickens. "I have no desire to act or manage," Funny, I can't ever remember a cat. Some ' says Tom Boles, Property Master at shows have had snakes, even elephants." Mfflbura's Paper Mill Playhouse. 'That's His expression reveals his lack of why I'm a good stagehand. I'm always enthusiasm for the idea of doing a show uneasy when kids take stagehand jobs with an elephant. because rtey want to act or direct. They're It is theatrical courtesy for the actor too busy watching the show to do their using a prop to return it but, even so, job. I vc never seen Koocr aod riliattrta things do get misplaced. "That's why I try or the other shows I've worked oo — I'm to have a back-up prop for everything." too busy to watch. What I do is listen to Asked what happens if there is no back-up them — I think I could recite the whole and a prop is missing, he grins. "He's an actor," he says. "He'd better start act- IttS CPDQtiE 1ft inC DFOBWD IS ing!" Property Master, Mr. Boles calls himself a MR. BOLES began his career at the tfagrhanrt. He's a member of the Inter- old Paper Mill Playhouse in 1971. That national AlliaiKe of Theatrical Stage Em- was the year he got out of the service. He ployees (IATSE), the stagehanrh' unioo, was unemployed when he heard Paper and is. in fact, shop steward on Robert Mill was looking for someone to do the sad fl i ahull But his specialty is work- molding on a set. His father is a carpenter, ing wim props. so he knew how to do the work, and he took the job. He stayed for four years, Mr. Boies is an "inside" prop man, working as a a paid apprentice before he wbkh means he doesn't do outside shop- went up before the union and was voted ping for dungs needed for a production. in. But his work starts while the show is being put together, because be has a large He left Paper Mill shortly after joining inventory ("not as large as before the the union, and worked first for Feller fire" mat gutted the Paper Mill Playhouse Scenic Studios in the Bronx and then for in January of 1980. he notes) of things mat Hart Scenic Studios in Edgewater. He can be used in shows: furniture, swords, came back to Paper Mill for two more pictures, even a fireplace. "I get a list years before taking a job as a carpenter from the rehearsal studio of what's needed ("House Man") at the Meadowbrook and I dig the stuff out," he says. When Dinner Theatre in Cedar Grove. He spent new things are bought for a show, they are another two years as road carpenter for the added to his inventory for future produc-. New Jersey Symphony. It was during that tXMS. stint that he faced his toughest repair job. "A 40-foot sound tower broke — a piston FOR EACH performance, Mr. Boles snapped in it — and I had just six hours to piqwio the show, making sure the set get it fixed. Somehow, I did." looks right, cleaning and dusting the Tom.Boles has worked several Broad- furniture, and setting up the prop table, or way shows, including California Suite putting die props where they're needed, and Dracnla. "I was bat man on Dracula and then making sure everybody knows Tom Boles is the prop man at the Paper Mill Playhouse, (photo by Laura W. — I made the bats fly!" He's also worked Haywood) in films, and at the Metropolitan Opera. He returned to Paper Mill this year. There are six changes in Rabat and He is married, with two children and a ^ he notes, which vnt tm he is AS MUCH as possible, be uses the real difficult as they appear. "There's a train third on the way. His family is not ' moving furntiure around, b w»^^™.^™w»^ mmmt^^wma^ *••••,«» OHWOT* dung for props. But some things are in this show, and smoke comes out. You connected with the theatre, and he points •ig i'w iwif i or taking diem down, faked, "liquor is never real, for obvious just use a fire extinguisher for it. And you out that bis job involves working nights, nags oa die floor, aad putting dust covers reasons. It's iced tea or coffee, or colored can buy machines to do almost anything weekends, and holidays, which doesn't oa ****^f* water, depending on what ft s supposed to — smoke machines, spider-web ma- thrill his wife. "I almost missed the birth it's abo his job lo * QnQgx QQ the be. It's pbm water for gin or vodka. Have chines." of my second child because I was doing a of three per week. The you ever seen a show where there's fancy Mr. Boles is also in charge of any food show," he says, noting that when you sign * »o Q8 and off the waOs twice molding on the set? The rhancc % are that used in the show, which means he actually on for a show, you agree to be there for all every performaace — things break. Bat k was carved styrofam. They use that so the cooks it. "Say somebody has to eat the performances. "If you have to be out, isa't jast the pictarea. Mr. Boies had to put set won't get topbeavy and collapse. breakfast in a scene, bacon and eggs. I set it's up to you to pay a rehearsal day for a wheel back on the wheefcnair, the legs Blood isn't real, either! I don't know what up before die show, pan on the stove, eggs whoever's going to fill in for you." I the stuffing back m it is, but you cm buy this stuff that's ready, butter in die pan. Then about ten called theatrical blood.' Usually, the minutes before the food has to be served, "We have pretty valuable """g* . EVEN THOUGH he works as much as 'blood' is in the knife or the dagger—it's I get somebody else to take over for me 50 or 60 hours a week, be likes his job. "I nd I have to one of those trick dungs where the blade and I go cook the bacon and eggs. If I loo. Oae of the like people," he says. "And it's not like retracts mto the hiHinTl^ and. when it does, prepared it before the show, die actor an ordinary job. I don't take the same bus •MD front & uKty IB town it breaks me packet of'blood'so me actor would have to eat cold food. I don't know ' every day and see the same people. The aadit's at about $12,000. There's about you, but cold eggs would make me job varies. That's what I like best about it: coach worth $2,400. I don't sick." In Robert aad Elizabeth, there's a It's never boring:" is worth, but reference ot "snail stew." "I don't cook • Mr. Boles doesn't do "special effects," snafl stew for every show; what it is is' LAURA W. HAYWOOD is Time OfTs set.' but be points out that most aren't as oatmeal, which looks right." regular theatre critic. Opera company holds 'Carmen' auditions Theater group auditions for 'Gemini' Aadnoas fv the opera Cafaani win be at the stage entrance nearest the The East Brunswick Community Play- over, one college age girl, two college age held at 7 p.m. Jan. 12 oo me stage of me Delaware River. Singers should be ers will bold open auditions for Albeit boys, and one overweight high school or Wv Mcmorai AsdMonuBi, Ticoloii* tn prepared to sing an aria or small passage Innaurato's comedy, Gemini on Jan. 3 at college age boy. 7:30 p.m. at Playhouse 22, 210 Dunhams me ^Tpriif conpicx • w uusjene dura from Canaeau Corner Road, East Brunswick. Performances of Gemini will be held on aad John Filch Way. Chorus auditions will be announced at a Director Chic Moskowitz is looking for weekends between Mar. 4 and 27. For Aspiring stagers for the open, which later date. For further information or a two women age 35 or over, one man 40 or further information, call 201-254-3939. wui be presented on May 1 by die Trenton possible alternate audition date, call Civic Opera Company, jlnwild eater die 609-883-1775. ON STAGE Playwright Thomas J.Wataon'a new play, in ttieUnd of the Bound-Eyed Girt*, wffl be dtoected by Susan Atkinson, and performed by the newly formed Bucks County Repertory Theatre Company between Jan. 7 and 23. For tickets, call 215-862-2098 (photo by Robert BeJRskfl. New theater company performs new play IadwLsadortbeRoaad-EyedGirfe, theaters in California and New York. She a new play by Thomas J. Watson, will also appeared in several films as an actress have its world premiere on Jan. 7. prior to while in California. its New York opening. Directed by Susan Mr. Watson, the playwright, is a native Atkinson, the two-act drama concerns the of Chester County. Pa. He-began to write struggles of a returned Vietnam hero. for the theater while studying at ViUanova Performances will be held at the University. His stage credits include ap- Chadwyck Inn. 50 South Main St.. New pearances in Villanoya Summer Shakespeare productions and roles in Hope. Pa. on weekends between Jan. 7 shows staged by the Theatre Open Music and 23. Institute. la the Land of the Round-Eyed The play examines the parallels be- Girls had its first public reading at the tween war and insanity, showing how the Veterans' Ensemble Theatre Company in volvement of a sensitive, New York City in February. 1982. p young man in the collective The Bucks County Repertory Theatre iftiifflify of war forces him into die private Company is also making its debut with hell of his own martens. mis play. The new company hopes for the Set in Philadelphia locales, the drama support and attendance of the community traces the unrawJItng of the. mind a in this exciting venture, so that it can irwrwri hero of the Viet wain war, who continue to encourage and promote new must deal not only with.a family history of playwrights. The Bucks County Repertory mental problems, but with unresolved Theatre Company feels that the future of which he brought borne from live theater may well lie in the hands of regional companies. It hopes to offer Joe Bolster will bring his humorous act to the Comedy Cabaret on New Ms. Atkinson, the director, is a native many presentations, drawing from the Year's Eve at 8 and 10:15 p.m. He will also perform on Jan. 1 at 8:30 and 11 of Bucks County. Pa., where she began entire range of available material, from the p.m. Other performers will include Big Daddy Graham and Andy Trackman, directing plays at George ~ School and well-known to the about-to-be-known. a musical comedy team. Andy Scarpati will be the emcee. For tickets and Janata CoOegc. She has worked as a For more information or for reserva- reservations, call 609-452-7790. drama — «*'IT and director in ichooh and boos, caO 215-862-2098. LOCATED IN < A MERCER MALL NEW LOCATION! Joverk dream Rt 1 The Broiled FH ofePbttex. Lawrtncevill It's debbous broiled Icelandic tails served with loo of rich melted butter, generous portion of tender shrimp. i a-dekious broiled fillet, sweet scaBops and tasty .deviled crab. NEW YEAR'S EVE COMEDY TAB this goodness, served steaming BLAST! hot with a tooted salad -Two Shows: 8 & 10:15- or cole daw. a potato or rice pnaf. 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Network in its Newark studio, the portrays Ostell Holloway, Miss Lydia's 90-mtnuic drama marks a unique col- two dearest friends and protectors. France's Philippe Genty will bring his "theatre of animation" to McCarter laboration between tlutc arts ogantza- The play deals with the interactions Theatre, Princeton, for a single performance on Jan. 8 at 8 p.m. The between the four characters as Mahlon, Compagnie Philippe Genty uses a variety of techniques in its production, The NJ Network provided die staff, Patterson's attentions towards Miss Lydia including stringed marionettes, hand puppets, stick manipulation, and black farilitirs, and technical cnpfititc required threaten the habits and emotional security light For ticket information, call 609-452-5200. to translate die stage to television. The of Sarah and Ostell, who are very depen- Crossroads Theatre Company, a pro- dent on Miss Lydia. The revelations that fessional Mack theater company based in occur as the play progresses have pro- New Brunswick, staged and selected die found effects on their relationships. play by New Jersey playwright Don For Crossroads Theatre. Rick Khan and Evans. The production was funded, in Lee K. Richardson served as executive part, by die N J. Council on the Arts. director and stage director respectively. The play features a cast of veteran Mack For New Jersey Network. Gary C. Nenner perfonners* Puisne Myers portrays Miss was the producer and Philip Gay was the Lydia Frazier, an elderly widow regarded director. Hilton's Famous Oldies Nite Nite i by your Favorite Group*. January 24 Plattar* ttco* January 31 BaganU -TMBtna>la»M#1 Sarah WMams' portrayed by Claudia McNeil (foreground), tries to explain Monday, Hilton hat It aO the ways of the worid to the naive Mtes LyoTa, portrayed by Pautene Myers, ' in the NJ. Network premiere of A Lowong for MM Lydbi on Jan. 14 at nan t* HI Aerobic dancing is not for women only Rick BBs, a teacher in the Sooth covered a <****—" equivalent to a nan* Xownsiup school system* thon run. AMIM maji ** II^JWI t^i 11^*1 with ON STAGE in Jadri Soremea's "Mainly the male itmic lit in mind, women are for Mca" dass last year and found the welcome. the fiat dam on Jan. 10, For additional to OOOOSK m wtrodoc in the ppoyuD* in Dinner/theater returns with two shows 19*3 he wffl teach a "Manly for Men" infuiiuabon about this dass -or other caD 609424-8160. iaf dass. The 10-week, Mr. EDis win also teach a one-week i wttt cnostst * "MaUy for Men" course in West Wind- The Winter Dinner Theater will return performed in a revue style. Ralph A. KWDIBO^I FCKBUOCS vSCSnflEDB^I IA sor, befmmttc, Jan. 10. A free demonstra* to The Warrington Restaurant and Motor Miller, owner and producer of The Bucks and tome the cntiie body* tionia planned for Jan. IS at Congregation Lodge, Routes 611 and 132, Warrington, . County Playhouse, will direct the Bucks (br4Sto60mtnotes, twice weekly. At the Bah Cham. Village Road East. West Pa., for an U-week run beginning Jan. 7. County Playhouse Singers in this produc- end oC the session* ttnor WJM wfll have Wk tion: Performances will be held between Producer Richard Akins wil offer Neil Feb. 18 and Mar. 20. 9 Prior to the performance each evening, Simon's comedy classic The Odd Couple TTG's first show will be 'Devil's Disciple die Warrington staff will serve a buffet and The Greatest Musk of Broadway. which includes everything from hot roast The Trenton Theater Guild (TTG) will The Odd Couple will feature Mr. I conuibjutws. A general meeting choice round of beef to pasta Italiano. All perform its first show. George Bernard will be held on Jan. 3 at 8 p.m. at the Mill Alans as Oscar Madison. Joining him in theatergoers will also enjoy the salad bar Shaw's Th« DevfTs Disdpfc, at the Mffl Hill Playhouse on Front Street. Trenton. the role of Felix Unger will be David and a choice of desserts. Audition in*"11*"'*"** win be made at Czarnecki. Mr. Akins will also direct the raO Playhouse. The production will open this meeting or by calling Lawrence show, which will run from Jan. 7 to Feb. Performances will be on Friday, Satur- March 9 for a three week ran. Hdofcener. artistic director of TTG, at 13. day, and Sunday evenings. Special group TTG seeks experienced actors, 201-3S9-4363. Audnons wOl be held at The Greatest Music of Broadway is a rates, matinees, and menus are available. and the playhouse on Jan. 8. musical celebration of Broadway's best For more information, call 215-343-5601. Keep the MAGIC of the holidays a little longer... (dwatr* cftnbnaoon) Listen to MAGIC 98.3 WMGQ for a very special KMHT. UMUMtr S. HO at ScM M^ TKxm-oaotsmazjo New Year celebration. MKMTtATKMaOiMIGE-CY-'HONE First...hear the "MAGIC 98 OF 1982"...WMGQ's top songs of the year counted down in or- der-beginning at 3 o'clock. After the countdown, stay with us for the "MAGIC DANCE PARTY"...three fun-filled hours of the music you need to make your party the talk of the neighborhood. Then ...as the party winds down...we'll kick off the "MAGIC BEATLES WEEKEND". We'll feature the music of the boys from Liverpool and test your knowledge with trivia questions about the fab four. So...this year...put a little "MAGIC" in your New Year celebration. DWNKS.JIUaC ^^ FOOD-PACKAGE GOODS HAPPY NEW from iHltt-fZJIcmr) IB: UJato Htt: L Tor's Eft •MJtalKt tad Stvts At 940 ROUTE 31 - HOPEWELL, NJ HEARSAY Katrina Jones has been selected to participate in the Chamber Music Symposium at The Cleveland Institute of Music. Ms. Jones is pictured here with James Robinson (left), and Grant Johannesen, president of The Cleveland Institute of Music. Cellist Katrina Jones, daughter ot year. Last summer she attended the first Ariene Jones of Princeton Junction, has American Cello Congress at the Univer- been .selected to participate in the sity of Maryland. She has also performed Chamber Music Symposium at The at Severance Hall, home of The Cleveland Cleveland Institute of Music from Jan. 2 Orchestra, as part of the Orchestra Series. to 8. Other credits include participation in the Ms. Jones, a senior student of Alan 1980 Congress, of Strings in Cincinnati, Harris at the institute,/was the soloist with and in the Yale 1981 Summer School of the Collegium Musicom of-Princeton last Music Seminar. Stephen Noding. . County Executive Bill Mathesius an- for day care, Headstart, and senior citizens nounced that The Mercer County Cul- programs, $900; Ewing Arts Council for tural and Heritage Commission a winter concert, $500; Friends of the Stephen Naonaj (professional name. First and Play Me a Country Song. (MCCHO has received a $13,000 grant to N.J. State Museum for the Mercer Coun- Stephen Cram), son of Norman and His television credits include per- fund arts programs throughout Mercer ty Composer's Concert, $800; Princeton Barbara Noding of AHentown, will ptay formances in The Phantom of the Open County. Funds were awarded to the Childrens* Museum for two catalogs for me lead rote of Jamie in The Robber Hearth for PBS; The Edge of Night for MCCHCby the N.J. State Council on the an exhibit, $500; Sunshine Dancers of Bridegroom. Tim revival of me blue ABC; and The Defection of Sunas Arts and will be divided among 17 groups. Hamilton Township to entertain and grass musical, based on a novella by Kadfarta for CBS. Organizations which were funded in- teach at county nursing homes and hospi- Eudora Wdty. will be presented at New Equity Library Theatre, sponsored by clude: Arts Council of Princeton for a tals, $450; Jewish Community Center York City's Equity Library Theatre. 103rd Actors Equity Association has been the children's winter arts-.«eries, $250; for a concert series, $1,000; Lawrence Street and Riverside Drive, between Jan. 6 impetus to many stars' careers including Princeton Borough to start a series of art Arts Council for general operating sup- and 30. Charhon Heston, Tony Randall, Jason exhibitions in Municipal Hall, 3200; Con- port, $1,000; Little Orchestra of Prince- Mr. Nuding amndfd Princeton High Robards, Rod Stcigcr, Anne Jackson, Eli sortium for Arts Education for a series ton for spring concerts, $1,000; School. Mwn tauttu lintinitr of Tech- WaQach. and Jean Stapleton. among of performances, $300; Creative Theatre McCarter Theatre for four free or nology, and Boston University. He ob- others. Unlimited for four participatory programs half-price theatrical workshops in county taiaed bis Eqoity card as a professional public schools, $1,000; Mercer County actor when he went on a national tour as Symphonic Orchestra, for its annual an undentndy m Otlshiau He boned children's concert, $2,000; Trenton State College, for a lecture/demonstration by his acting tafcak t at the Oimbrriand County Playhouse, playing fcaiing rales in 119 la the juror of National Drawing '83, $500; tdAlntWi Princeton Ballet Society to give lec- VayHeaK.He ture/demonstrations at county public and performed in the Broadway theater in The private schools, and for authorized senior citizen groups and handicapped organiza- tions, $1,200; Princeton Pro Musica for •** Brahm's Requiem concert, $1,000; and Society for the Performing Arts of The Nov. 12 dedication of a massive Trinity Cathedral for eight recitals, p HUOOIUS $500. the Muwr Ceaaty Coa> *** bddm 1979. Joyce Carol Oates' new play, The The of the eta* which Changeling, was performed for the public c for the first time at Rider College, Law- Judging was done by Herfc Van rcnceville, on Dec. 11. Toagcrea, executive director of the John- The Theatre for a New Audience per- son Atelier Technical Institute of formed the production. The theatre is an Sculpture, TOimitriHad a of Harvard, and equity repertory theatre company touring T "*fT. Isaac Witiin. nationally to secondary schools and uni- The ' i^'i^t^i™** fongnimua was versities. For the second consecutive year, i it has been awarded a grant from the New S16.000.iachKfiiigaSI.600c«fa award to aaHa?. aBwaaaajHSJaT ^aYsaaaL ^^KSK^ VY^^^BS^U^HL^^^^V^ aa^SaHa^DQ L^J York City Department of Cultural Affairs. Joseph D'Angerio, Suzanne La the costs of executing the piece. 'The International sculpture competition winner Andrea Grass! (left) views his Johnson Atelier cast the full-size Croix, and Jeffrey Horowitz starred in sculpture. "MobJus Expansion" sculpture on the West Windsor campus of Mercer the play, which was directed by Frank "Moons Expansion" can be seen on County Community College with (left to right) executive director of the Corsaro. Laura Rambaldi was the light the M"gfc*« Drive entrance road to me Johnson Atefer, Herk Van Tongeren; MCCC Board of Trustees president. designer and T.C. Mandni was the stage college's West Windsor campus. Wffiam Thompson; and MCCC president, John P. Hanley. designer. TIMS OFF Wtektf Dec. L IN CONCERT Waldron plays an ironic tune by GENE KALBACHER make perfect sense. Jazz is musk of the moment, to be sure, For decades jazz has been beset by and a jazz tune achieves immortality not contradictions **** tragic ironies. The by note-for-note copying but by alteration, musk, and the musicians who play it, by improvisation on its melody or chord have faced prejudice born of ignorance, structure. Thus, a jazz dassk like Round discrimination born of fear, and, as a Midnight can be played 100 times by 100 result, America's only truly native musk different players and never sound exactly u more popular abroad than it is in its own the same. From a musical standpoint, jazz is the eptiome of individuality. Yet, Pianist Mai Waldron is no stranger to Waldron believes, a truly great jazz mu- fty^y inequities. * sician must be "egoless." It sounds contradictory again,.but Waldron does Much of WaUron's finest work (and it-he achieves a singular sound by some of the most enduring music in the niKiiir^ting (without suppressing) his ego. jazz canon) was recorded in quickly , Whereas McCoy Tyner and Cecil Tay- assembled, crank-'em-out sessions in the lor might be termed explosive pianists, nrid-'SOs at1 Van Gdder Studios in Waldron might best be called implosive.. Hackensack, N.J. The tunes recorded at With Waldron one seldom hears long these "blowing dates" still sound inspired flowing lines and cascading harmonies; and relaxed, testifing to the high caliber of instead, Waldron plays the piano like a muskiansnip, but the sessions were in- sponge, wringing every drop of subtlety tense, high-pressure jam. sessions. and nuance from his notes and chords. He Despite solid credits as both leader and builds from within, not from without, and skJeman (with Billie Holiday, John Col- what sounds to the untrained ear like dull trane, Eric Dolphy and Charles Mingus), repetition is actually reinforce- Waldron was forced to expatriate to ment-variations on a theme with slight Europe in 1965 in order to make a decent twists. living and earn recognition equal to his talent. Jazz, according to the 56-year-old pianist-composer who lives in Munich and IN 1963 Waldron suffered a nervous performs in this country only a few weeks breakdown that blocked his memory and Ranist Beta DavWcrvttch. with her son. vtottntet Dmitry SWcovetsky, will each year, is "the thing you play today forced him to rcleam how to play the appear at McCarter Theatre. Princeton, at 8 pjn. on Jan. 10. For tickets, call because there is no tomorrow." Jazz, he piano. What caused the breakdown, he 609-452-5200. adds, "is a journey without end." was asked, and how did he manage to recover? ON THE SURFACE) these statements "What brought it on," be answered, Davidovhch and Sitkovetsky will perform appear contradictory." But to jazz lovers and Waldron followers in particular, they See WALDRON, page 12 The Piiiicetoa University Concerts Vir- Europe. Since coming to the United tuosi in RcctiaJ scries will present pianist States, she has performed with most major Cathedral cultural concerts continue Bella Davidovkb with her son. violinist uchestias here and abroad and her solo recitals are heard on the nation's most Dmitry Sitsxrvetsky. in concert on Jan. 10 The Society for the Performing Arts of conceit series throughout the country. A prestigious concert series. at 8 p.m. at McCarter Theatre. Trinity Cathedral will begin the second resident of Philadelphia, Ms. Boggs is A Rif%itan < uiigiff to the United States Ms. Davidovich's son, Dmitry frequently beard over Channel 12 and Sitkovetsky, emigrated to the U.S. in half of its 1982-83 concert series at 3:30 is 1978, Ms. Davidovitch made her radio stations WFLN and WHUY in 1977 at the age of 23 and studied at th p.m. Jan. 2 with a concert by Philadelphia. Carnegie Hall debut the following year Juilliard School. In 1979, he won the Fritz harpsichordist Elizabeth Boggs. Miss and was an tmmediale success. She was Kreiskr Competition in Vienna. Since Boggs will present a program of works by Funding for mis program has been made available, in part, by a grant from the born into a family of muiiriam in Baku, then he has been engaged by the major Bach, Zachau, Handel, Daquin, Cham- Rwraa, and **rgfi her fonnal musical Mercer, County Cultural and Heritage orchestras of Europe and bis sojo recitals bonnkres, and Sokr. training at six. At 18. she entered the take him all over the world. Commission and the N.J. State Council on Ms. Boggs has studied at the Moscow Conservatory and three years For their program in Princeton, the two the Arts. . Mozarteum in Salzburg and the Land- later she won first prize m the 1949 will perform Schumann's Sonata No. 1 in The Cathedral is located at 801 West Chopin Competition in Warsaw. She be- A Minor, Optw 105, Grieg's Sonata No. owska Center in Connecticut. She has State Street, Trenton. The conceit is free came one of Russia's foremost pianists, 3 la C Minor, Opa* 45, and Beethoven's performed at colleges, universities, and • and a reception will follow. wim her carm and reputation largely Sonata m A Major, Opos 47. confined to her homeland and parts of For tickets, call 609-4S2-5200. At the Site of the Battle of Monmouth to acaalc Manalanwi Towmhtp^ • Public Dining •co*rtwrrAi.i BUFFET Treat yourself this New Year's TOekend to a delectable buffet COMPUTE MMQUCT FACSUTK* at Scanticon-Princeton. holiday season doesn't end wim New Year's Eve. Come continue die celebration wim us. Call for reservations today. As the last of me Ewe's Reservations are now being itnJus put their noiw makers accepted for Saturday, January to rest* & intktMi-Princetoc 1, and Sunday, Ian. 2. 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On the tune part of a big blob of nothing. teaches saxophone, composition and im- Blind since birth, this 33-year-old "Irish Fantasy (The Ballad of Charlotte "Eric was getting an educaiton [in his provisation to students, beginners and Bridgewatcr resident is a laxophonitt of Magee)," a jaunty journey sprinkled with own house as well as in nightclubs in his advanced. "To keep myself busy with a a bit o'bUrncy. the lanky saxist recalls the native western Pennsylvania] from all the beautiful thing," Kloss says of music, "is saiitf Phil Woods, a jazz legend for tales of castles and dragons and fairies that best jazz musicians in the world. Eric's more than I can ask for out of life." several decades, Kloss "is the only alto, hb fourth-grade teacher would make up to talent was kept pure." player wno fytTf i me want to practice quiet the restless students on Friday after- wnra i near nini. noons. Kkm's latest album. Sfcwrim (Om- "It influenced me to make music, nttoond Records), b a debghtful duo subconsciously," be remembers. "I was Waldron- effort with keyboardist Gil Goldstein. impressed that Ms. Magee was able to Over rich layers of at'owiiic and electric make up a story without a book. I partly (Continued from page 11) just crack us up; we'd be laughing all the keyboards, Kloss plays with almost got the conception of improvising from time. Even though we were dead tired, we tpfflbiBdMg lynctsm. This is bis 19th her. I figured, 'Why couldn't you pick up "was that I had to struggle so hard. I had were laughing. [Drummer] Philly Joje aBmrn overall* and in certain respects nis an instrument and make up stories as you to take five or six jobs at one time.'I had Jones is a natural comedian; he'd do his best, yet Kloss hasn't cihamicd bis cache went along?' A year later I started to play to stay up all night writing music for Dracula bit. It cracked us up and kept us of ideas and stories. fhes Prestige dates, then play them in the very "loose. It put us in a jolly, relaxed afternoon without-sleeping, and then play mood to play music." • CITING The RJaae of tkc KLOSS MAY fed a kinship with a gig at night. I bad to do this in order to In an interpretive medium, Waldron is a keep money coming in to exist in Ameri- MM bur, a Itenry epic by Samod Col- Coleridge's wedding guest, but he doesn't strikingly original composer. Anunon ca. I had a wife and two children to eridgc, Kkm Hfcnw fr'TUffW to the poem's consider hb blindness a dead albatross. Joy, written for the late saxist Gene support at the tune." Blindness, he says, b an "inconvenience, Ammons, and Soul Eyes, written for and the weddiag guest had to fttfl fab story {a rather that a handicap. "A lot of people," Asked to account for the enduring value played by John Coltrane, are but two of horrific tale of a sea crew dying of (hint)? be maintains, "like to make a mystique of hb recordings with the house band for his many famous tunes. One wonders Prestige, he remarked: "They were turned That's the position I'm m as an artist. out of blindness. People say, 'Can you tell whether Waldron the composer writes out overnight, like a factory grinds them "I've got lab story, and I can't quite what I'm thinking?' I say, 'Yes, and it's music to challenge Waldron the pianist? out." Since jazz b spontaneous music, define what it b. bat I know I have to tell not very nice!' " Kloss laughs heartily at "I don't think so," he said with a it. As I keep on teOing it and teffing it in his own little joke. how could such durable music be made in such a mechanical environment? laugh. "I think they go together. I don't dufercnt ways, it becomes rlrair r and Kloss learned hb musical lessons from think outside of my own limitations as a "The quality of hte musicians helped," clearer what it b. b may be an equation or such masters as Sonny Stitt, John Coltrane pianist. That's why it takes me so long to be stated, "they always used the best a cosmic egg. bat it's there to be told. I'm and Eric Oolphy. innovators who changed get where I'm going. g• tB toy own liCnVt mo nwtw, to musicians on these quick sessions. The die face of modern music. t-'kf them, guys had to sight-read the chart and be "On the other hand, it's given me a fed (he < Kloss nffgmffi" inspiration with instinct, able to solo on the [chord] changes and longer life, because I feel that people who Kloss needn't be eifimd for hb literary and in one very important respect hb make it sound like they'd been playing the aren't going to live for a long time tend to and metabysicai musings- He b. after all, blindness might be a musical asset. changes all their lives. rush and get it all done in a- hurry. a staaach believer m and practitioner of "A person who b a slave to reading the "There were people who relaxed us in [Saxophonist] Booker Little kind of felt and the holder written note on a piece of paper has a the studio. Jackie McLean was very subconsciously that he wouldn't be on of a in philosophy. But more handicap mat Eric doesn't nave," re- funny," he said of the alto saxophonist, Kloss b a anwnatwt who has markds Alton Kloss, a former school "and so were [trumpeter] Donald Byrd to ne most elemental principal and currently hb son's manager. and [bassist] Doug Watkins. They would See WALDRON, page 24 The Arts Council of Princeton pr The Packet Offices featuring the will be closed Friday, Dec. 31 All TIME OFF ads for the Thursday, D«c 30—9pm If... at the Art People Plata Jan. 5 issue, must be in by 3t and **ml ftMMtOn PtaCaX Prwtcotoo NOON, Thurs., Dec. 30 $300 (Hmittd capacity) « ttw door or in to—ncm at «• Art Paopla Plan Tu«t-Sat. 11«m-Spm J (No alcoholic DwrioM, pt*a Celebrate New Years' Day Weekend with CHINESf POLYNESIAN RESTAURANT Al Day Thursday & Sunday BACH'S aJvoocaneat BRANDENBURGS Includes a variety of The Six Brandenburg Concerti Soups, Appetizers & Main Courses as played by New York's ONLY $7.88 Y CHAMBER SYMPHONY Children 12 & under «nh GERARD SCHWARZ, Conductor SPECIAL LUNCHEON McCARTER THEATRE DAILY Tueedayi SUNDAY, JAN. 2 • 2:30 p.m. (local can from Princeton! M, S. iMMrict Tee. Tickets: Orch. & Bale. $10*8. ._ JL-tallt.aHatarlett Now'on sale at the box office CHARGE-BY-PHONE ORDERS: 452-5200 r Progress to 1983 with Sm McDonald b the paKumionitt for Raoraariva AM. For more photos tee pages 14-15. brPAMHERSH behavior of people. We want to*move to be ideated by Rbcsus. pair of shoes, he performed on stage with profiiC' f MM ilwiBeiry through the ihy thins tn Tbe three musicians play and have been his feet wrapped in silver duct tape. The dvt bawl Reg*essr*« Aid will be our me, Mr. wens mo. • playing a variety of ustruments since their . In the future, the musicians intend to \ m New Year's B»e—bat me The n—iriaps eompoae only mafic, no •7 school years. Generally, they avoid playing with duct tape .around their floor wffl bar lyncs. Say it wins vnuut, pure mntir, is all wanted to be mmiriaiM since the time feet. But they do intend to make some . EkerheGay Lom- people have been —n»»g them what they changes in the group. No one would be ttadstioaafly as- "There is nothing we can't convey wanted to be. specific, but the members seemed to be widi New Yew'•s Ev- e •• *——». tnr mo*1-*1 rHrnfTW (OLOU "I can remember only wanting to be a. excited about " making some structural I Shu) McDonald, the per- fireman and a hockey player, before I changes on the conceptual house. It is like Tbe of ***** 20-inontb-oki deckled upon a career as a musician. We redecorating. The basic philosophy of our Sim and Andrew, who grew up in are three distinct individuals, but we all musk will remain the same. It is tbe Princeton, knew teach other at Princeton share a passion for musk," Andrew said. implementation of the music which is gmup, tiy they have anuiiag High School (PHS), where they played in t ' * * * *- -— * BiU, who is 22 yean old, said his going to be altered somewhat," Andrew g J UOBOmXtO S MUTOOm IWIM . me PHB haz Band. Bill Tucker, the obsession with musk "has been with me said. bat Regressive Aid mask it ia a category guiUrhi for me band, is from Hopewell for as long as I can remember. My whole all by itself. Descnptive lahrli, sock as .and got' conacdBd with Andrew, when family is musical, and my mother (Bever- Thus far, the band never has gotten a "rock." "wr wave." "be-bop." don't they worlced at a music store in tbc Quaker ly Tucker) is a classical pianist; the negative reaction from an audience, ac- Mi wr tbe right chord win the Regressive ftidMOg musical influences were always mere." cording to Sim. The musicians have their Aid "We were all good niendslong befo None~t>f the parents of the musicians share of groupies and frenzied fans, but the band was fumed. Everything started oppose their sons* chosen music careers "we like to mink that people love us, "We tha* we offer a . y fod E — even- though there may be some of pnjf/miw daace casually — at a jam session at a party in because they love our music. We don't We are trying BiU's living room," Andrew said. objection to the hair styles, quipped Sim. to Of ins WIXMC sew play for social reasons (to meet girls, BUI said his parents are "particularly etc.). We really love what we do. It's a lot REGRESSIVE AID has progressed supportive", of what be is doing. His of hard work — long hours, lots of heavy credibility. We draw oar style mother often helps cart instruments and from dongas of matir styles — from from local living rooms to the rooms of equipment to lug around continually. But well known East Coast nigbt dub*, includ- And when Regressive Aid is it is all worth it, because none of us Genhwia, Beemovea to jazz aad rock. _ in the Tucker home, Mrs. We are aot particular. We win steal from ing CBGB's in New York City, the East consider it work, just fun." Side dub m Philadelphia and City Gar- Tnckci sonrtimrs wui work witn the aaybody. What is aaaoue is the final nuttinms to arrange certain rhythms. And their New Year's resolution is to t." sasd the 21-year-old bass ptay- ocas BI ireutoa. continue to get people to regress, while r Wests. Several months ago, they cot then* first BUT WHERE was she when the band needed a mother to do a most motherly job they continue to progress toward being recard, >q puy ;at goes on photos by Andrea Kane TIME OFF Art Center invites submissions for show ON VIEW The. Hunterdon Art Center will hold its Burton Wasserman, professor of art at 1983 Members' Show from Jan. 16 to Glassboro State College, will be the juror. March 13. Members are invited to submit He is a painter, printmaket and writer, work for the exhibition during the last whose works are represented in numerous week in December. public and private collections. Works in all media will be exhibited, Work for the show will be received at including paintings, drawings, pastels, the Hunterdon Art Center, Center Street, prints, photographs, crafts, and sculpture. Clinton, from 1 to 4 p.m. between Dec. 27 and 30, and from 9 a.m. to noon on Dec. Cash awards of $100 and $50 will be 31. All entries must be hand delivered, presented. In addition, the Woodsie unpacked, and ready for hanging. Call Jacobson Award and the Grumbacher 201-735-8415 for detailed information, Gold Medallion Award of Excellence will membership forms, and a prospectus. be presented. Three honorable mentions A special reception for the show will be will also be given. held on Jan. 16. TCAA members exhibit throughout area Tri-County Art Association members Kingston; Miller's Wife Gallery, Allen- Joanne Augustine, Ruth Bruh, Jacqueline town; NJ. National Bank, branches in Burke, Barbara Cook, Lizette Herz, John Quakerbridge .Mall, East Windsor, and Lukenda. Stcfanie Mandelbaum, Elaine Hightstown; First National Bank of Princeton, Princeton Junction; Colonial Reed, Elizabeth Shore, and Ethel Singer Savings and. Loan -Association, East are exhibiting works at the following Windsor; and Princeton Savings and Loan locations: Reed House, Hightstown; Cran- Association, Hightstown. bury Corner Gallery, Cranbury; Nassau For more information, call Gallery, Princeton; Full House Gallery, 609-448-8967. Plank hands puppets to Rider for display William Plank's marionettes and hand ing" provides book information on the poppets will be displayed in Rider Col- making of puppets, from simple hand lege's Franklin F. Moore Library through puppets used for play to marionettes, which comprise the complex and colorful January. Mr. Plank is a Trenton artist and charcters in professional puppetplays. . art instructor for Ewing Township Rider College is located on Route 206 Schools. in Lawrenceville. For more information, "Puppetry and the Art of Puppet Mak- call 609-896-5192. "Welcome Home Patrick" by Louis Boss wM be inducted in the Boea natroaoecaveextifcaionintfwCofveMGalofvatthePoricvafdinljm^ertvHtpecnve exnomon n me uoryei uaiery at me poncy e through Jan. 9. 1963. This painting won a $500 award in the Pepsi Cola Annual Competition h 1948. The gafery is open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays through Sunday. Recycle Morristown CraftMarket board member Hbrtense Green and chairman Leonard Harris recently donated a hand blown glass bowl, made by Leonard . _ _ this newspaper DiNardo of Lambertville, to Orumthwacket Governor Thomas Kean is nstfrnnt fidiUni pictured accepting the gift for Drumthwacket. ( ) J ... ~"^ SPECIAL; ONE SALE! FRJNCETON 10% OFF ON POSTERS & PRINTS 1983 Artfct Series 10% OFF ON CUSTOM FRAMING Now dm Tmiiiiy 13 TV? Ciwplrn Art Store" WINTER SESSION • JAN. 17-MAR. 11 1 Art A Drafting Supplies. Custom & Ready 5vie w Exhibition Made Frames. Gallery of Fine Arts & Prints. Registration Period December 27-January 7 Art Classes correct MMbsf for wad njfWratton is (609)921-9173 whowBbc or rimciToii NJ. Jut 1 block from Nanan St. oa the coner of Spring & TUane See the Gallery openings m*92A473l Horn 10*0 mm. tjfhllk iauxuZJk**u 6O9'7jr-f8T6 bih <\\tt Off Kidd exhibit enlarged by additional works Ov[\| \/|p\A/ Tke cxh&it of Margaret Kidd's paint on drawing and painting of ings in ihe Dorothy Brown Room of the land V apes, m which he finds the greatest iiUKdw University 1.< ague1 his been possibility of expressing color combina- enlarged by the addition of works by tions and a variety of plastic forms. He has Patrick Goldsmiih and Kevin Iknocbcrry. been painting since 1972. South American a §M jr*tttitu *•! _ * - • « • i, • Ms. Kidd's paintings date from 1976. througMT. h< xmitnuoiEurope, , Centra• painwrl America, US tiavue, andu .Her studies focused on classical artists display works Southeast ASM sketching and studying Ihe portraiture. In this exhibit, she includes recent landscape paintings, a sampling of An exhibit of art by South American masters. He dadted at the Art Students portraits, and a triptk. Her paintings artists will be on display in Lounge B, League and the School of Visual Arts and reflect the exploration of a variety of Conant Hall, Educational Testing Service, has had several one-man shows. His artistic schools of thought. Carter and Rosedale Roads, Princeton, painting*, dating from 1974. express the The show will hang through' Jan. 7, * through Jan. 28. The show was organized spiritual realm of vast inner space through 1983 and can be viewed weekdays be- by Edith Rusconi Kaltovich. bright color and movement. tween 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. For more Works by Facundo M. Cabrera, Manuel Mr. Henneberry places his main information, call 609-452-3650. Rueda Mediavilla, Lilian Gomez Molina, Alberto Nicasio, Zoe Piotu*, Manuel Trenton Library displays Culbreth's work Martinez Riadigos, Rosa Robles, and Ricardo Moreno Villafuerte will be exhibi- Prims made from woodcuts by Walter patterns and thoughts; thus, he produced ted. Odbrcfh will be displayed through Janu- the series of woodcuts entjped "Didjcridu Gallery hours are from 9 to 11 a.m. and ary at the Free Public Library. 120 and the Library, too." Manuel Rioda's "Madre India" will 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Academy St.. Trenton. Mr. Cufbreth is a biochemist in the be included in the display of works nufrrdon and physiology department at Seven! of die woodcuts ate about the by South American artists at American Cyanamid Company. He is also Educational Testing Service ninjcudo. a crude natural trumpet played a self-taught artist who has been working through Jan. 28. by the aborigines of northern Australia* at his craft for IS years. He is a member of Mr. QHoreth saw copies of aboriginal the board of Ettartlie. the Trenton City Rider features. drawings- of these instruments at the Museum, and of the Trenton Artists horary. He tikes to combine and unify Workshop Association. 50 years of Bibel Leon Bibel's oil paintings and wood sculptures will be featured in an exhibit at Rider College's Art Gallery. Route 206. Lawrenceville. from Jan. 9 to 29. "Paint- ings of the 30s/Sculptures of the 80s" coven 50 years of the North Brunswick artist's work. Mr. Bibel was educated in California and worked on the graphic project and the art teaching project, part of the WPA, in New York' City. Years of supporting himself as a painter through his carpentry skills led him to his sculptures. His sculptures are included in numerous private and rraitntm collections and he has had one-man shows in New Jersey and Philadelphia. " "The Driller," by Leon Bibel is one Gallery hours are from 1 to 10 p.m. of the artist's early paintings from Mondays to Thursdays and from I to 5 the 30s that will be displayed in his p.m. Fridays to Sundays. For more infor- one-man show at Rider College. mation, call 609-896-5326. Leon SbeTs jfrlum. tonely fight," to raprummi* of the arttafs L later work. It wH be Inducted in the exMbft of hta work at FBderCoBege. A NEW YEAR - A NEW NAME! - IIBB) woncrs MBBOTi PiwOiveenfe) Joekpot Since we opened in 1978 you've known us as: $1,250,000 1 <^fe arid Gallery* Now we are changing our name to: teal frames & trainers™ This is the only frame shop in the area offering you the cost-cutting alternative of do-it-yourself framing. We do all the measuring, cutting and preparation of the materials. You assemble the frame yourself with our expert guidance in our fully equipped shop. We will also continue to offer the same fine custom framing as in the past. tunftrtni TtMrt» S Our vast selection of mouldings and other framing materials, our know-how, and our fast, reliable service have SUBURBAN TRANSIT CORP. ^^ • made us the framing leader in Mercer County and beyond. . (6091924-7710 ISMl 24aV4229 ROUND HUP FARE The growth of these past 5 years has been both challenging and gratifying. We'd like you to help us celebrate our new name and the start of our 2nd 5 years. bstS*-Taw Eww*»?Z.fito*f ... . __,. •COKa IS% ••H •• •••« • IML MaV W WMalaVI Mil MH1. •• wm BaW \m air.aisnaLMrani/iML | PtAY THE WORLD'S BOGEST PROGRESSIVE JACKPOTS! | • Roots 1 & QusktrbndfB Ro. (Acres from Quakerbridn Mill) HMEOEF. GUIDE 3221Rfe27.Rw Park (6 miee No. of PnW DRAGON MN Highway 31 & 202, H mile south MARfTA'S CANTINA- 138 Nassau St.. Prince- ofttwRamir ton Circfe, FtemingtonR , N.J. Can- ton. Fine Mexican Food and Drink. •Guacamole, ton)_^_-j.., . —Th __- e „ area. _ _- ' _ -, •• •^»^^»"^™ • • ••••••• i -^—-» apedaizing in Mandarin, Szechuan and Hunan tonoso & od is our specialty. Chile Relteno, Mole Poblano, Nachos and Mucho cuialne. Suparbdhnars,inodaialaprices. 8YOB. I Take-out service. C Lounge & bar. Open 7 more.-Air homemade from freshest ingredients. Banqjojt and party factties 6 to 200. (201)' days a week. 201-782-4900 or 782-4996. Happy hour M.-F. 4-7. (609) 924-7855. ALCMENBT ft BARMST Wfther EASY STREET Route 31, Hope well, NJ MARROE INN Alt. Rt. 1 North, Lawrenceville, St. 600 466 0631. live country music every week- NJ. (609) 882-8030. The oldest restaurant in Lawrence Twp. Prime meats, fresh seafood, Lunch Mon.-Sat 1130-230; Dbv "Mon.-Thurs. end night from 9:00 p.m. on. Open 7 days for 530-10. Ffi. & SaL 530-1030. (609) 924-5655. Lunch (11:00 on). Dinner, and Cocktails. weekend entertainment Open 7 days, cocktail Sun. Brunch 12-3. Dinner 430-830. hour Mon. thru Fri. Major credit cards accepted. EATERY AMULETTE Old Eng. Sq.. Ridge Rd., MCATEERS RESTAURANT 1714 Easton Av- Mon. Jet (S. Brunsw.) Quaint cafe-style res- enue, Franklin Township. American Continental ANDY'S Tavern & Restaurant, 244 Alexander taurant. Menu features homemade soups, St. Princeton, NJ. Open 7 days. Lunch, Dinner, Cuisine. Lunch, Dinner, Cocktail. Live entertain- monster salads, infl entrees, natural desserts.* ment. Weddings, Business Luncheons. Cochtala. FrL Shrimp In the Basket Special. oh! so much morel The bast in folk jazz & blues (600) 924-5666. Tues.-Sat (Tues. Night Belly Dance) Reserva- wookonda fr. 730. no cover/no nfln. BYOB tions 201-469-2522. 201-329-2777. MEXICAN VILLAGE II, Superb Mexican Cuisine ANNEX fTitaurant f28% Nassau St.. Prince- FAT EDDaTS GROANMG BOARD - 375 acclaimed by N.Y. Magazine, Frommer's Guide & ton. Moa-Sat 1130-1 ajn. Luncheon, Dinner, Georges Rd., Dayton, NJ. Fine Mexican & Greenwich Village Cpokbook. 42 Leigh Ave, U0CKWM. LaffuB MISCSOn Off RBUn QL AflMNICAn American Cuisine brought to you from California. Princeton. Lunch M-Sat 12-230, Dinner M-Sun food« seafood at reasonable proces. 609-7555. CaR ahead for reservations. 201-329-2616. 5-10 PM. Res. 609-924-5143. BYOB. BLUE RAM RL 532 Washington's Crossirig, Pa. FLAGPOST RESTAURANT Route 1, South MUIRHEAD for fine dining. Open Friday and Open 7 days, entertainment nightly, Sunday jazz Brunswick,. NJ. 201/297-0666. Luncheon, Saturday only, by reservaton. Special parties "Jam at the. Ram" 4-8 p.m. Cocktails. (215) Cocktail and Dinner from $5.95 complete. Ban- arranged. Rte. 202-31. Ringoes, NJ (201). 493-1262. quet facilities up to 500. 782-7803. Lunch, candtoSght suppers, NASSAU INN Palmer-Sq.. Princeton. NJ. apres theatre, Sun. Brunch, Dessert catering. GOLDEN VALLEY RESTAURANT 1715 N. Old- en Ave. Trenton, NJ. Rated Four Stars by Craig 609-921-7500. Three Restaurants: The Green- Cappuccino, fancy teas, continental dessert. Clairborne, N.Y. Times. Gourmet Chinese house, Yankee Doodle Tap Room & The Inn's OOpe* n M-Th.! S1T3©0 ajtt-am-1n1 pjn.; F & S 1130 Cuisine - Hunan, Peking, Szechuan, Cantonese Dining Room. Entertainment nightly. Dancing Fr. ajn.-14m.; Sun. Brunch 10 ajn.-3 pun. Holiday specialties. Open 7 days for lunch & dinner. (609) & Sat Eves. Breakfast, Sun. Brunch, Lunch, Daawrtordani now being taken. 66 Wtttit Dinner & Late Nite. St, Princeton. 609-321-0173. 883-8759. Leigh Ave., Princeton, Steak, 175 Nassau St, Princeton. N.J. NORTH CHfNA Mandarin & Szechuan Cuisine, jd. ttaian Dishes. CanK*e«g Dinner (609) 683-0240.* Featuring fresh,,whole foods, 36 Witherspoon St., Princeton. NJ. Mon.-Thurs. $6.95. Deity whole grain breads, vegetarian specials. Mon. 1130-10; Fri. 11:30-11, Sat 1130-H, Sun. Lunch $3. Res. 4-4147. Bretik- fast Mon-Sat 7-10, Lunch Mon.-Fri. 1130-2, thru Sat Lunch 1130-2 p.m. Tea 2-5:30 p.m. 1:00-10. BYOB, Carry-out service, Dairy Lunch Specials 11:30-3:00. Dlmar. Tues.-Sat 5-10, Sun. 430-830. Dinner 530-630 p.m. (BYOB) HAAGEN DAZS Ice Cream Shoppe of Princeton, CHUCK'S 8fRMQ STREET CAFE 16 Spring 33 WHherspoon St. 609-921-1160. New serving , fnrtoeton. roncetons newest toea n-a res*. OVER THE BRIDGE INN Continental Cuisine. *. ...josion. roncetons newest toea n-a res hot croissants and a deHctous yogurt luncheon, Applegarth Road, Monroe Township, N.J.; taurant Spedatzing in greet food and take-out featuring whipped frozen yogurt wrth fruit & fresh Lunch, Dinner, Cocktails. Open-7 days service. Breakfast 8-1130. FuB menu 1130 banana, a warm blueberry muffin & stewing brew 609-448-6630. .ajn.-10 con. £09/921-0027. of your choice. Open till 11pmM-Sat. J AUGUSTS CAFE 65 Church St, New Bruns- THE CLAY POT RaataMBnt. RL 1 wick, next to the new Hyatt International Dining, P.J'S PANCAKE HOUSE 154 Nassau St.,. Seafood Specialties. Lunch Moo-Sat 11-3; Din- Princeton. (609) 924-1353. Homemade special- Soun^ Brunswick. Serving ties are features in a large menu. Breakfast is bar, fresh seafood ner Sun-Trturs 530-9:30, Fri & Sat 5:30-10; Sun spcdaty In barbequed baby beck ribs. (201) Brunch 10-3, Wine Degustatkxi 2-5. Evening served all day long with food for trie whole family 297-6678. Jazz & Swing Bar plus late night menu, daily at affordable prices. Open 7 days from early to (201)246-8028. ' late. * J ft FOUR RESTAURANT ft COCKTAL JEFFERSON HOUSE RESTAURANT-610 Hwy PALACE OF INDIA - 582 Rt. 18 East Brunswick, LOUNGE We create the uWmate In CandWkjht 33 Twin Rivers 609-448-2442 - Superb Salad NJ. (opp. Meyer's Toys). Our chefs have years dMng - Entertainment and dancing nightly - Bar. Large menu for Breakfast, Lunch and Din- bf> experience in Tandoori & Northern Indian Aftmapham for Private Party Banquets • At af- ner. Breakfast served an day. Childrens' Menu, Cuisine. Lunch Mon.-Fri. 1130-2:30. Dinner fordable elegance. Hours: 7 AM to 2AM. Rte. 33 Senior Citizens Discount . Open Mon-Sun. 5:30-10:30 7 Days. Major credit cards accepted. N. J. Turnpike) Hkjhtstown. N. J. 7am-9pm, MC & Visa, Private rooms Available. 201-238-1151. CONQUBTADOR. HJItoninn, Monmouth St. KONDITOREI • Continental Cuisine, PEACOCK INN 20 Bayard Lane (Route 206 near East Windsor. NJ. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner noasonabto. Cafe with homemade specialties Nassau St) Princeton, NJ. Lunch, Dinner, Served Daly. Elegant Continental Dining. Winner •» Spankapita, Toatada, Quiches & i Cocktails Mon.-Sat Closed Sun. Major Credit 1961 Menu of tie Year Award. CocktSs AvsJi- desserts. Catering & box lunches. 48 W. Cards Accepted. Lodgings available (609) (600)448-7000. St (Hopewen House Sq.) M.-Thura. 9-3, Fri. 9-6, 924-1707. Sat 8-330, Sun. 8-12. 609/466-1221. CURRIES 1C SP*CE Man & PHEASANTS LANDiNG-2 restaurants: The CuHne. 55 Main St. Kingston. hors French Cuisine, 5-7 Witherspoon Nest, a Rathskellar for lunch, casual dining & late a oauvraa, uncnaon ana owter menu nges St. Princeton, N J. Mon.-Sat Closed on Sunday. night sandwiches. Entertainment Thurs., Fri. & daly. a la carte or prtx tonal Wine Ceflar. Lunch. Dinner, Cocktails available Sat Eve.; The Pheasant Inn for cocktails and fine exoMc punches anoVor (609) 609-021-2798. continental Dining. AmwellRd., Belle Mead (201) 924-4675. 359-4700. PWNCETON RESTAURANT & DINER, US .DOLL'S PLACE - zt rrench St (RL 27) New LE PETIT MAXM S. Main St, Yanfley, Pa Highway #1, Princeton. 609-452-2271. Full BnJwwldt.T201) 545-6088. Homemade entrees. Tues.-Sat 530-10 pjn. Free Sated with dinner menu available with daily specials; Salad Bar • A aaaaans. cnsxiannani rn. & sat Tues.. Wad. & Thure. (215) 4934944. featurin, g9 over 35 Hems; All Bakfrig done on at 10 pm. Open Moa-Fri. 1130-1030 pm ises. SpeSpeciac l Sat & Sunday Brunch. Open •*— -tarts at 5 pm. SUNDAY BRUNCH 1130-230 premises. 24 hours aflweeai< l weekk. 18 of Dec 29, ON VIEW "The Song Tree in Perspective," by photographer David Ritchey of Sergeantsvllle. will be on exhibit at Freese Camera Store, Princeton Shopping Center, Princeton, between Jan. 5 and 31. Mr. Ritchey has won more than 40 awards for photographic excellence. "Monkeyshines in Central Park Zoo." an oH painting by Somerset County resident Prich Matthews, wB be part of a group exNbit at Ericson Gallery on E. 74 Street New York City through Jan. 8. Artists represented in the show that w» benefit the Animal Medical Center In New York include Betty Parsons. Claes Oldenburg. Larry Rivers, and others. Museum show celebrates Essex County in celebration of Essex CountyH 300th Passaic," done in 1852 by the German anniversary, the Newark Museum has artist Edward Beyer. This painting is organized a special exhibition. "People currently featured on holiday posters in the and Places of Essex County." The show Port Authority of New York and New will continue through Jan. 20. Jersey's PATH trains. The exhibit includes 17 landscapes, Other scenes include "View of Newark from the Meadows." an 1880 painting by portraits, and drawings from the Newark , Mary Nimmo Moran. and Thomas Worth- Museum's collection, and two maps of the ington Whittredgc's "Millburn, New Jer- general plans for Newark's Weequahic sey." and Branch Brook Parks designed by the The Newark Museum, 49 Washington The grand country houses of Bucks County are the subject of the Bucks firm of the famous 19th century architect St.. Newark, is open every day, except County Conservancy's 1983 Calendar of Bucks County Architecture. Frederick Law Oimsted. Jar*. 1, from noon to 5 p.m. Admission is Pictured here is Nicholas Biddle's home, Andalusia, a National Historic Early works show "Skating on the free. For information, call 201-733-6600. Landmark. For information on nrderinq the calendar, call 215-345-7020. SCAWTICON-Princeton Executive Conference SOUTHWMD Chinese-Polynesian RestauranR t THE TERRACE - at The Marketplace, intersec- Center & Hotel Forrest* Center, RL 1 North. 479 Ridge Rd. JRt 522) Monmouth Jet, So. tion of 518 and Rt 27, where the best of two rTanoston. o CXUHIUI lasiauranis. ino ciegsni BrunewtekTwp. Different Special Luncheon daily worlds meet, Japanese and nouvelle cuisine; Btock Swan. The Gracious Courtyard & The $£88. Gourmet Chinese Cuisine p lunch under skylight dnner by candlelight cater- Charming Trvoi Gardens. Continental & Danish seasoned chefs. BYO Wine. (201) ing for all occasions, B.Y.O.B. 201-821-8822. cuisine. Abo 4 lounges. 609-452-7800. Open 7 Days. j, lunch, TOWN HOUSE PUB - 2 Carnegie Rd. (just Off Rt. THESERGEANTSVLLE MN Country Fare in an oinner, cocktails & late night menu. Entrees from 18th Century alinoapfieie. Seroearrtsville, NJ. 1) Lawrenceville, N. J. (609) 882-5804. Nightly; $6.50-$14.95. M-Sat lunch 1130-230; M-Th Specials, Longest happy hour in the area. Open for lunch and drmer and cocktafls. dinner 5-10; Fr & Sat (inner 5:30-11; Sun dinner hetoful. can 609>397-3700. seven days for dinner, weekdays for lunch. Major 4:30-9. Happy Hours 5-6:30. Res. (201) credit cards. Uve Entertainment Thurs. thru Sun. 297-6950. 3300 RL 27, Kendall Park. TACO GRANDE RESTAURANTE, STTAR - Exotic bKfan Cuisine, 3068 RL 27, Quakerbridge & Stone Roads, Mercervifle, (609) THE TOWPATH HOUSE, 18-20 W. Mechanic Kendal Park. NJ. - Open Mon.. Wed., Thurs. & 587-4522. Tex-Mex food in an informal airy Cali- St. New Hope. Pa Charming restaurant over- Sun. 530 PJtf. • 930 P.M. Fri. & Sat 530 fornia atmosphere. BYOB. Lots of parking, no looking the scenic Delaware Canal. International P.M.-1030 PJM. Closed Tues. Bring your own resv. necessary. Mon.-Thurs. 1130 am.-9:00 cuisine, bring your own spirits. Reservations, call liquor. 201-297-9496. p.m.; Fri.-Sat 1130 am.-10fl0 p.m. (215)862-5216. SOUPE OU JOUR Blackweti Ave. & Rte. 518, TUG TIGER 14 Witherspoon St; A new dWng experience in Princeton. Fresh salads, To Advertise your RestauranRestauramt HopeweO. NJ. Homemade Soup, Bread. Fresh in TIME OFFs Dining Guide Vegetables. Dip. Desserts. Salad Lunch. unique sandwiches, hearty soups, vegetarian casseroles. Relax with classical music in our new Cal (609) 924-3244 or contact Mon-Sat 1130-230. Candlelight Dinner Fri. your Sates Representative 630-930. (609) 466-3777. dMng room. Fast take out Open 7 days 11 am-9 pm^Mon-Sat; 12-6 Sum At Face Value 1982 was a stampede year by JOE GORDON of business and has been taken over by Bnumgton-Nortbera Airfreight The next As the year draws to a date, phi stamp in die series will be issued by t men* blessings, at least in terms Burlington on Jan. 17. Details regarding of the number of issues released by the subscription to the service can be .obtained Postal Service. from Airietter Collectors Center, Box 134, There were over 100 items issued — Denver. Colorado 80201. two booklets, five postcards, one wrletter, Coming up fast on die inside track is a three tlimpod envelopes and 90 itampt plan by American Express to enter the with different designs. The stamps ranged Airietter systems with its own program. It m pure from 2< to the $7.50 Duck stamp. was expected the American Express would In addition, other Hems issued primarily issue its first stamp this month but so far for the benefit of philatelists mchxVd mint nothing has appeared. Interestingly sets, fofcfcrt. aBwinit, ttaiii|> ooHctimg enough, and lending greater validity to the kits, souvenir cards, and a new Postal Airietter program. Scott's 1983 U.S. Service Guide. To have bought one of Specialized Catalog will list the Airietter everything itsucd would have cost the gimps. coOccsor SI 11.93. Only one First Flight Cover is sched- And 1983 pins, while by no means uled, for January at this time. Frontier fatal, ahhongh it is expected that rates will Airlines will begin service on or about not be increased, will start the year off Jan. 6 between Denver. Colorado and id two new mm i in January: Springfield. Missouri. Send addressed, 7 • a 30f aciugiammr recognizing stamped covers to any of die three offices Pan Am's celebrates its 55th year by noting that the Fokker F-7 trimotor (top World Comifink atinns Year wiU be is- for service: Postmaster, U.S. Post-Office, photo) made its inaugural flight between Key West, Fla. and Havana, Cuba, sued. Rm Day conceHations may be Denver, CO 80202; Operations Manager, on Oct. 28, 1927 and carried seven sacks of air mail. The 90-mile trip was obtained by tending the acrogramme. Airport Mail Facility, 3550 Roslyn flown in 1 hour, 20 minutes and opened international air service by a U.S. properly folded and addressed, to Cus- Streeet. Denver, CO 80207; Postmaster, Flag carrier. tomer-Provided Stationery. Postmaster. U.S. Post Office. 405 Jefferson. Spring- Anaheim. California 92803-9991 no later field, MO 65801. different ways available for disposing of trimmer, took one hour and 20 minutes than Feb. 6 or by sending 30* (check or IF YOUR'VE been wondering what your collection. Send your request along and carried seven sacks of the U.S. Mail. money order) along with gummed ad- ever happened Jo the 13* postcard honor- with a self-addressed, stamped (37c) dressed label to World Communications ing the Washington Post Office which was envelope. Numismatists have already taken strong Year Aerogramme. Postmaster. Anaheim. scheduled to be issued last month (Nov. The American Stamp Dealers' As- exception to the design quality of the 1984 California 92803-9992. 16), release has been delayed and the new sociation has released a booklet, "The Olympic Commemorative Coins, and issue date is July 1, 1983. Stamp Dealer's Obligations and changes may be made but orders are being Don't let lack of cash prevent your from Responsibilities When Selling Stamps As accepted. To obtain detailed information Science & Industry buying stamps, postal stationery or An Investment." Send your request to about the program send your request to philatelic products. MasterCard or VISA ASDA, 5 Dakota Drive, Lake Success, United States Mint, 55 Mint Street, San USA 2Oc credit cards will now be accepted for NY 11042. Also available from this Francisco, CA 94175 or to order at purchases of $25 or more at philatelic association is a list of sources for obtain- pre-issue prices guaranteed through 1982, windows or centers in a test at 14 locations ing expertization certificates. use the following form. throughout the United States. In our area, mere are two locations: William Penn TO THE time flies department, only IF YOU'VE recovered from New Annex Station. 9th and Chestnut Streets, about six and a half yean ago that the last Philadelphia. PA 19107; Main Post Of- Year's Eve revelry, there are three stamp intemational philatelic exhibitions, IN- fice. 150 Ridgedale, Morristown NJ shows scheduled within our area for Jan. TERPHIL, was held in Philadelphia in 07960. 2. Admission is free. 1976. Plans for the next decennial exhibit, VFW Hall, Veterans Place, Hasbrouck AVAILABLE at no charge are three AMER1PEX '86, scheduled to be held in Heights. 10 AM to 4 PM. booklets which collectors should find Chicago, May 22 to June 1, 1986, are Holiday Inn, 707 Route 46, Parsip- useful: already well under way. pany. 9 AM to 5 PN. Earl P.L. Apfetbaom, Inc., 2006 On the other hand, 55 years have passed King's Fairground Mall, Nottingham Walnut Street. Philadelphia. PA 19103 is since the inauguration of Pan American's Way, Trenton. 10 AM to 4 PM. offering a booklet. "How To Get The first scheduled flight on Oct. 28, 1927. Most For The Ones You Love." It The 90 mile flight from Key West to JOE GORDON is Time OWs regular outlines the pros and cons of all the Havana was made in a Fokker F-7 stamp columnist. US. OLYMPIC PROOF SlkVER AND GOLD COINS OFFICIAL ORDR FORM to the growth sad develop- Om 19B ttvar Coin $24*5 IwMltoordK. _«S 24.95 = «_ t of (he Uaatod States «a be ideated l«iahtooroV_ IS 48.00 *$_ 00 OOtHBOB •]) tO IxO. 1* DPQBi On* MM I em tW4 SiMr Coin pfc» lwaritoordar_ _• $362.00 = *. KM p«ym«ntS_B_i__. ito be one of the beat boys by *e Postal is my otwck D or mowy *0m O. payabl* to -Bureau of tm MMT Semes it dfek* of me Hfty mMntSet M»nN» tarn and your i of a raB-coJor, iDBatratod, If pa» linofrtat wtt afl 50 stamps aad 50 Mtto SvMMtStoMl ssoBBts. The staaaps aloac ace valued at 8anFraneiHO.CA94i7S $10. The coat of ftecaffae lfiat Set is $11. , the Aakaer system early d* year by lli ir III! T»«»«iSfSMll ••mlfflII !»»»»•«• l| Ml liact? WeB.it has more or leas | ON SCREEN Critic touts "Tootsie" by THOMAS SIMONET simps men (including his former self) can be in their approaches to women. He When Dustin Hoffman accepted the comes to appreciate friendship with a OKV for hb performance in Kramer n. woman above sex. Kramer, he paid an emotional tribute to h» brothers and sisters in the acting HOFFMAN is incredible in the dual professkm. He especially remembered role. He impersonates not a female but a those who were straggling as be had male impersonating a female. Both layers struggled, waiting tables, practicing ac- are present in continuous understatement cents while driving taxis and almost — the walk, the posture, the voice. From literally dying for a Tint break. behind Dorothy Michaels' makeup, Hoff- The character he now plays in the man's eyes telegraph Michael Dorsey's glorious comedy Tootsie is the same kind thoughts. . of struggling actor. He is Michael Dorsey. Each featured and supporting role is out of work and desperate. also played beautifully. Jessie Lange mix- It's too bad because Michael displays es the ingenue qualities of Mariel Heming- the range, the depth and the energy that way and the sophistication of Faye could make a great actor — an appellation Dunaway in the role of the soap-opera Hoffman himself cams with this, his finest starlet. Teri Garr is memorable as the performance. dimwit girlfriend, and Dabney Coleman perfect as the TV director who is con- MICHAEL is handicapped not only by vinced that he combnies the looks of tnc overwhelming ifiif HM1"*^ iiynt rate David Niven with the talent of D W among actors but also by his own reputa- Griffith. tioo as a conscientious objector to com- mercial compromise. When a director In 'Tootsie." Dustin Hoffman stars as Michael Dorsey, a dedicated but Charles Durning rounds out an Archie orders him to walk to center stage for a struggling New York actor who finally manages to land a leading role by Bunker role as the gentleman smitten with death scene, he refuses and quits. auditioning as a woman, Dorothy Michaels, and Charles Durning plays the Dorothy; Bill Murray deadpans several Michael's agent tells him: "You're a passionate admirer, Les Nichols. laughs as the roommate; and George wonderful actor, but you're too' much Gaynes brings a kind of foolish dignity to trouble. Get some therapy...No one will the face-saving tricks he uses to survive as hire you.'* Although the movie is wildly funny in No longer, as Michael Dorsey dis- an over-the-hill leading man. It is a In this situation. Michael will try any- parts, it gets its laughs without exploiting covers. His Dorothy Michaels character is remarkable cast. thing. Wearing a kind of Carol Burnett what could have been a hundred easy patronized by the show's ineffectual direc- Not one of the characters is a parody or getup. he auditions as "Dorothy jokes. Screenwriters Larry Gelbart and tor (who calls him "Honey," "Babe" and stereotype, marked with a bull's eye for Mkbaeh" and wins a female role in a TV Murray Scbtsgal and director Sydney "Tootsie,") hustled by its aging leading easy laughs. They all have three soap opera — die administrator of Pollack (who appears in the film as man, befriended by its resident scxpot and dimensions. They may be laughable, but "Southwestern General." Michael's agent) resist what must have courted by her father. Meanwhile, they also are likable. The decisiveness he brings to the role been a strong temptation to load up the Michael's neurotic girlfriend and his male wins him legions of daytime TV fans. It film with Porky's type embarrassment in roommate are astonished at the goings-on. IT IS work that Hoffman would ap- abo wins him a hopelessly complex ladies* rooms, dress shops and make-out preciate more than anyone, and he might personal life. scenes. They keep Tootrie from wallow- It gets to the point that he tells his do well to prepare another Oscar accep- The result is 1982's classiest, funniest ing in its material. roommate, while dresing in drag to go to tance speech payng homage to his col- comedy. dinner with the starlet: "This is our first' leagues. He is sure to be in contention for date. I want to look pretty for her." Instead, they use the opportunity to an Academy Award for Tootsie. THE CLASS comes from restraint. analyze complex issues concerning sexual roles in the '80s. "Years ago. there was In his androgyny, Michael provides a The movie presents many sexual situations 7oomas Scanner is MO associate professor no talk about what a woman was. what a strong and confident role model for soap and uses some vulgarities, his aPG film of communications at Rider College and man was," one character laments. "You addicts and the women on the show. At that really does presuppose parental guid- Tax OfTs film critic. just were." the same time he learns what aggressive ance for preteen-agers. Of*- f-*9 THE PARTY GUIDE Qp fQ Chldrwi's Entertainment KASSM III W is the place to celebrate! Let the Party Services prohnio«att ia oar Banquet Dept arranfe a bearrtifal special evert for JOB. Banquets, showers, weddings, anniversaries, torn m cum sv&tmMUH^ktfiutptcui remims, Bar/Bas »f*zvafis, ffinceton. H, J. (609) 921-7500. PROFESSIONAL BAR TENDIN6 SERVICES Allow us to provide party? Bwtftdsys, Caraivah, Pfcaics, rain, Grand Opeatags, the right "mix", for an enjoyable time. A skilled bartender not Piwnotfs. School Ewts. Holiday Parties. Anywhere there* only provides delicious drinks, but also brings the people are dukkt* to "I have a friend from my theater days press," and her office is a former sec- for whom I wanted to make something ond-floor screened porch that will never unique," relates Marilyn. "I took an old win any prizes from Good Housekeeping page from a 'Playbill,' and worked it into magazine. a puzzle for him. I guess no one else will "It's all tools, wood, and sawdust — a give him quite the same thing. lovely mess!" quips Marilyn who spends There are abstract adult puzzles that as many hours as she can steal from other . Marilyn crafts from her beloved pine — responsibities creating those "Wood'n the only wood she uses — that she Things," the trade name of her infant suggests are best-suited to puzzle freaks, company. so intricately difficult are they. There is her Executive Peg Puzzle, a Next on the agenda? grown-up version of the chiliTs "People puzzles." You supply the Triceratops peg-in-the-hole game. And some time in photo; Marilyn will imprint it on plywood, the future, hopes Marilyn, there will be then design a puzzle. For a 2x3-inch size, by SALLY FRIEDMAN It was a far cry from her more serious Padow-produced items of children's the cost is S3. work in English and journalism at Hunter furniture based on the traditional Shaker Has a former city girl settled into the Son Number Two was a Terrible Two. College, but Marilyn had married a chap style. country life in Bucks, dinosaurs and all? llfr fff my*! ftrfinfd by die <**i«»»»"4« of without those handyman skills, (he does all "We're happy here and the animals two small cbildren, and for Marilyn the family cooking!), and she felt some IT IS all created within the stone walls keep me company," smiles Marilyn Padow it was a "...low period..." •knowledge would not be such a dangerous of the 200-year-old country house Marilyn Padow. "Sometimes, a block of pine is Grandiose plans for the future were on thing! shares with husband Gene, a psychologi- much more interesting than a person." "hold" till a Mend suggested that maybe cal social worker, and with her two Marilyn Padow's "Wood'n Things" k wasn't so wise for Marilyn to put off her "I WAS searching for something to test-marketers, Charlie, 4, and senior can be found locally at "The Total dream of becoming a serious toymaker. In make for a class assignment, and I decided tester Jeremy. Animal" in Lahaska's Peddler's Village. ct, it was wise advice indeed. on a rocking horse. I thought it turned out "They judge everything I do in terms of For more information about her products, quite well then — now I see all the what other kids will like — and they're write P.O. Box 346. Pineville, .Pa., TODAY, just two years later, the flaws," laughs the woman who was once always right!" says Marilyn proudly. 18946. charming wooden creations of Marilyn totally stage-struck, and who worked with "They're my judge and jury." Padow are for sale at the prestigious productions of Mame and Sweet Charity. These days, Marilyn's vocabulary in- Sally Friedman is a regular contributor Museum of Modern History in New York, It took a while for Marilyn to realize that cludes, terms like "band saw" and "drill to Tune Off. the Los Angeles County Natural History she just wasn't aggressive enough for the Museum, and the -Craft Gallery near world of show biz, and besides, marriage Washington. D.C. placed her in Bucks County, not on It's pretty beady stuff for a young wife Broadway. and mothci from the tiny Bucks County Back to rocking horses. town of PincviDc who tiaitwl designing Marilyn's first was hardly her last. With whifinical wooden toys when her own the encouragement of family and friends, kids oulgiew the Fisher-Price stage of she plunged into the animal world, craft- their lives. ing "created," not "manufactured" toys. "1 suddenly noticed that the toys on the And there IS a difference, insists the artist market were so tacky — too plastic — so who is an active member of the Bucks poorry-made, recalls the Bucks artist who County Guild of Craftsmen. had discovered a latent talent for things "If you know toys and you know wood, mrfhawiral after taking a home repairs you can detect fine workmanship — the course in Manhattan. sort of workmanship you'll never see on the toys they advertise on TV, the kind kids want to run out and buy," continued NORS BOOT bv REXEXE HOVAMEC Ms. Padow, who laments the lack of Can vou find 19 calendar word* in quality toys on the American market. "I the diagraa below? Use the WORD use wood because it's natural and per- LIST and look forwards, backwards, manent. 1 suppose in some ways, I'm- across, down, and diagonally. Circle each word as vou find it. making a statement about tradition." MARILYN'S statements resound JXfEBSUARYIH through her enchanting dinosaurs which she began crafting because her son XBZQOYAHZQ*H Jeremy, now 7, got heavily into the QZLOVPAOYXMH creatures. They echo in her turtles and whales, also Padow favorites. And lately, YSZYRAONAJZY Marilyn herself is into adult toys, often AYYIASGODORA specially created for special people. ORLAZDOAXMED SOLUTION TO WORD BUNT SENZ9XSYREBR OOaOXOEZNOET • TCYADHOSDCA TCBREBJ1ETPES MOVENBEROZDW MOKD LIST APRIL NKY ACCOST WOMOAY rXBROARY OCTOBER The Design Factor) a participatory exhibition for children exploring elements nuoior SATURDAY ot design, is now ut The Newark Museum, 49 Washington St., Newark. JAMOARY SEPTEMBER JOLT SODAY Youngsters can have a "hands-on" museum experience in an area called the JUU TKtnSDAY Design Lab. For more information, call 201-733-6600. Remember that the MARCH TUESDAY museum also features children's films, planetarium shows, and workshops. Admission is always free (photo by Stephen Germany). On Antiques Galle's canvas was glass by ESTELLE SINCLAIRE innovations: inclusions of glass powders and fragments, strange patinations, ErnUe Galle was bom in 1846 in Nancy, cabochon appliques, the use of carving to in the province of Lorraine, which came lighten colors, lacy etchings, and com- late to union with France and continued to binations of techniques that heretofore had treasure its artistic independence. His been used singly. father owned a successful ceramics and Galle's virtuoso work* was snapped up glass-decorating company. The senior (or commissioned) by museums, Galle indulged Emile's aesthetic celebrities, the very wealthy, and govern- feasibilities until die young man was 28. ment. Such pieces are rare. His series then gave him artistic autonomy in the production, however, was also of high family company. He had behind him at quality. He wrote that "I have avoided the mis time four years of week and study at false, the absurd, and the fragile. I the Burptn & Schverer glass company. have...opened the gates to other At 32, Emife Galle leaped into inter- glassworkers..." Indeed he had. national prominence when his glass Galle was a devoted son of Lorraine, exhibit won four gold medals at the Paris eager to establish her arts as equal to the Exposition of 1878. Thereafter, his those of Paris. auonishtng virtuosity in glass led French Following stunning success at the 1900 into the forefront of 1'Art Paris Exposition, he persuaded glassmaker Antonin Daum, furniture designer Louis Nouveau. and he added a foundry and a Majorelle, painter Victor Prouve, and furniture manufactory to his ceramics and others to join him in founding l'Ecole de glass business. Nancy, which acknowledged Nature as the Before Gate's death in 1904. French source of all inspiration. Galle was the gfassmafcers were copying and adapting These four Galle cameo production vases and the Almaric Walter pate de h» applied and carved plant and animal verre vase(second from the right) will be offered at Phillips' Art Nouveau/Art forms, his cameo cutting, marquetry and Deco aution on Feb. 10,1983. (photo courtesy of Phillips, New York) See GALLE, page 24 (lowing shapes with considerable success. Imitations that flowed from Bohemia. Germany. Scandinavia, and even Russia, however, fed the disenchantment with Art Antiques for the Southbound Nouveau that began as early as 1908. The Galle firm was unable to weather the tramioon to the An Deco style, and closed Motorists heading south during the Germans sold to the Pennsylvania Eng- two windows, a kind of work that predated in 1931. holidays may wish to stop off long enough lish. In short, the show is an education on and made possible the Tiffany lamps. to see one or more of the following its subject. EMILE GALLE pushed glass to its exhibitions of antiques. technical and aesthetic limits. His work At the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Just a short drive from Norfolk, the Abby proved his cooviction that glass is as "The Pennsylvania Germans: a Celebra- The Chrysler Museum, Norfolk, Vir- Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Center in fitting a medium lor Impressionism and tion of their Arts 1683-1850" shows 360 ginia, is showing "Tiffany's Flower Gar- Colonial Williamsburg offers its 25th Symbolism as arc words dr canvas. documented objects. Here are cupboards den," the first exhibition of all the lamps Annual Christmas exhibition. This closes GaQc's virtuosity and sensibility grew and long-case clocks, silver and fraktur, given or lent to the Museum by Walter Jan 2. The focus here is on antique toys — throughout his career. In general, he David Rjttenhouse 's 1769 transit tele- Chrysler, Jr. They will be on view through three galleries of them. • progressed from a view of glass as a hard, scope, paintings and coverlets, and Feb. 6. Metal transportation toys made from gnwhkf substance to the perception that it products of the glasshouses of Albert Following L.C. Tiffany's fall from 1830 to about 1880 include everything is also plastic. He turned to color, master- Gallatin and "Baron" Soegel. favor, Chrysler was one of the first from horse and wagon to paddle-wheel ing the bright palette of Matisse or Dufy Presented jointly by the Winterthur and collectors again to appreciate his work. steamer. and wept on to deep, murky tones. The Chrysler Museum's Tiffany collection Doll houses and dolls from the Center's Galle accepted nature as his only in- and Philadelphia Museums, the exhibit has been three yean in the planning, and is probably unsurpassed. collection fill a second gallery. The doll spiration, and understood the word to Among lamps on display are: the draws from ISO coOectkns. public and bouses include aan unusual recent gift: a wisteria on a bronze, treetrunk base^ the bouse in Fedeal style. This was made in He was also, however, an mdustrialtst of private. When it doses in Philadelphia 18-branch lily cluster from Tiffany's Jan. 9. it will travel to Houston, San 1825. the Goafideat Yean, eager to upgrade prize-winning 1902 Turin Exhibition en- Finally, there are painted wooden toys. Francisco, and the Art Institute of Chi- try; 12-branch floor and table lamps; a cago. Most are German, and many are pictured rbs worit tbflcfbvc flowed in two chuv 10-drop flowering lotus; and four dragonf- in a catalog of circa 1825, which is also on The exhibit illustrates the differ ly lamps of varyimg design. There's a red display. There are single figures, of "vitrified poems." VERRERIES among the various Pennsylvania cultures, poppy, a red peony and a daffodil shade course, but also lots of sets: circuses, PARLANTES. VASES DE TRISTESSE, b shows homely objects, bat also carved on a matching gilded base. And there's a Noah's Ark and its occupants, market- cabinet wok of great rirgancr. It shows tiny iridescent p" INTRODUCING Come Celebrate PALACE New Year's Eve FINE ITALIAN FOOD &> PIZZA Come and share with us Featuring the best Indian Cuisine it Peiace Of Itdti VEAL • SEAFOOD •CHICKEN SPECIALTIES • PIZZA We serve authentic BREAKFAST - UMCN - DIWER SPECIALS Indian Food. -Bring Your Own Wine or Beer We arrange For Private Parties. 15% OFF Major Credit Cards Accepted. DELIVERIES AVAILABLE ON ALL MENU ITEMS' OPEN FOR DINNER Route OneNorth, LeMffenoeMBe. NJ. o tm 5 p.m.-10:30 p.m. otiaoentiwmim-mwMUtit 7D/LYS filler 3 > 582 Rt. 18 East Ifumwick. N J. (opp. M«y*r s Toys) 182-3322 c_ 201-236-1151 •JL-11 pjL; 1UI-1I ta. ddl" Waldron (Continued from page 5) BEYOND THIS lane of "shops." the (Continued from page 12) • are responsible in part for his store opens up and the ceiling, a glazed self-contained style ("Even when I have style Espresso Bar. This is the only place atrium, illuminates the cold and hot buf- earth for a long time. That's why he no use for something. 1 still have trouble where one can consume food on the fets, the rotisserie. the cheeses which throwing it away"), is looking ahead to premises. And to the tradition of a true developed so fast. Mozart, of course, was number over 250, the smoked fish, cured also like that." more tomorrows. But even as he moves European Espresso Bar. one stands while meats, sausages, and olives and the ahead-he's featured on an upcoming Joe sipping cappocino. espresso, beer, house butcher shop. This is the grand finale of . HOLIDAY, Coltrane and Dolphy. all Henderson LP for Palo Alto Records - he wine, or hot chocolate. Sandwiches are ddl. maintains his perspective on the past. He also sold here, made with slices of the Waldron contemporaries, died young. Did The extravagant and beautifully gar- they. too. have this premonition? keeps the charts from his myriad composi- spiral bread sold next door in the bakery. tions in a trunk in his attic. nished displays of foods are a sight to "I know Coltrane definitely had the The list of temptations goes on and on behold. On the cold buffet, salad upon "I don't know what to do with them." as one proceeds past each specialty area. feeling." Waldron replied. "He was he said a bit self-consciously, "but they're salad vie for one's attention. A salad of working on his horn all day long. He took The pasta section is filled with freshly whole lobster tails, garnished with tiger up there. They keep getting browner and made sauces and pasta of every shape and the horn out of his mouth only to eat. browner, but I'm going to hold on to lily blossoms, and pates en gelce guarded really. Eric Dolphy was the some way. He hue. The extra virgin olive oils are bottled by colorful pheasants rub shoulders with a them." as beautifully as rare perfumes and are just was a demon for work always working on roast suckling pig. stuffed veal, pork, and changes and variations. Whenever we had as dear. Beyond the pasta are the coffees chicken liver, complete with a necklace of The Mai Waldron All Stars (featuring and teas. At least 20 different kinds of jobs they would play the session, and Charlie Rouse and Benny Bailey) play the glaceed red and green cheeries highlight when the intermission came they'd go into freshly roasted coffee beans are available the scene. Village Vanguard in New York City Dec. which the staff will grind to your speci- the kitchen or rest room-or whatever the 28-Jan.2 Behind them a wall of rotisserie spits dressing room was supposed to be-and fications The bouse blend. "Maximo" is turn slowly, cooking "to a turn" plump a combination of two Columbian beans play some more. They didn't take the GENE KALBACHER IS A New Jersey chickens and other succulent meats. horns out of their mouths." based syndicated writer specializing in and a Guatemalan Elephant Bean. S4.95 Before them lasagnes and noodles, of all Ib. There is also a good vclectin of English Mai Walkdron. whose humble origins jazz music. and Chinese teas and some attractive descriptions and variety, beckon one to packages of imported sugar cubes. buy. Across from the coffee and tea are THE DDL FOODSHOW is located on Make your plans for New Year's Eve exquisite Moreau chocolates sold by the Columbus Avenue at 81st Street, just piece or the pound and the "groceria" behind the Museum of Natural History, on New Year's Eve with a special menu and whose shelves are well stocked with the Northwest side of the street. (While Time Off has compiled a list of special possible classical guitar entertainment. innumerable jars of chutneys, mustards, the children were digesting bare dinosaur New Year's Eve events at restaurants and Marita's Cantina, 138 Nassau St.. preserve*, honeys, package of herbs and bones. I was contemplating more meaty hotels throughout the area. Some estab- Princeton, 609-924-7855. Pinata more. A gift consultant stands by to help subjects). They arc open seven days a lishments at the time of this issue's Partywith a Happy Hour starting at 11 you Till a basket for a friend or business week, year round, and their telephoe compilation said the New Year's Eve p.m. Chips and sauce will be provided. number is (212) 787-6644. associate. activities would be bigger and better than Marroe Inn, Alternate Route 1 North, the regular Friday night activities, but Lawrenccville, 609-882-8030. New could not be specific about their plans. Year's Eve Open House featuring a band. Make sure to call the hotel or restaurant McAteers Restaurant, 1714 Easton for complete information. Ave.. Franklin Township, 201^69-2522. New Year's Eve Party featuring a band. Coach and Four Restaurant and Muirhead, Route 202-31, Ringoes. Cocktail Lounge, Route 33, Hightstown, 201-782-7803. Special New Year's Eve 609-448-2400. Special New Year's Eve ten- course dinner will be featured. dinner plus a choice of live music featur- Nassau Inn, Palmer Square, Princeton, ing a piano and electric organ or a D.J. 609-921-7500. New Year's Eve package playing popular tunes. Noise makers and featuring an unlimited open bar and a champagne will also be offered. special menu. There will be dancing to Conquistador, Hilton Inn, Monmouth orchestra music and a champagne toast at Street, East Windsor, 609-448-7000. New midnight with party favors provided. Year's Eve party featuring two bands and Over the Bridge Inn, Applegarth a complimentary bottle of champagne. Road, Monroe Township, 609-448-6630. There also will be an open bar and a A band will be featured at the 10 p.m. champagne toast at midnight. dinner seating. Carries *n Spice, 55 Main St.. King- Pheasants landing, Amwell Road, ston, 609-924-4575. New Year's Eve Belle Mead, 201-359-4700. New Year's Celebration featuring an Indian Banquet. Eve Grand Buffet with a Champagne Easy Street, Route 31. Hope well. Punch fountain will be featured. Party 609-466-9831. New Year's Eve Party favors and a band will be provided. featuring Jim Best and the Best Country Scanticon-Princeton, 105 College Band. There will be a hot and cold buffet Road East, Princeton, 609-452-7800. and a champagne toast at midnight. Coffee Choose your New Year's Eve celebration and pastries will be offered after 3 a.m. in the Princeton Room, the Tivoli Gar- Flag Put Ina, Route 1, Franklin Park, dens, or the Copenhagen Room. All the The drJ foodshbwoffer * a mouthwatering food performance at 81st Si and 201-297-0666. New Year's Eve package celebrations feature special menus and featuring a special menu with unlimited music. On New Year's Day, Scanticon Columbus Ava. In Manhattan's upper West Side dbtrlct (Photo by Suzanne liquor from 9 p.m.-3 a.m. and three Qoidtnaon) features a New Year's Day buffet. bands. There will be a champagne toast at The Sergeantsville Inn, midnight and hats and noise makers will Sergeantsville, 609-397-3700. Special be provided. A Continental breakfast is New Year's Eve menu and a sing- included. er-guitarist will be featured. The Foanders Inn, Cranbury Road, Sergeantsville Inn will also be celebrating Jamesburg, 201-521-0319. Open House their first anniversary. Galle New Year's Eve party featuring a special Sylvester's, 3300 Route 27, Kendall dinner and a three-piece band. Park, 201-297-8950. Special New Year's P*e23) No serious collection of Art Nouveau Good Haw Charley's, 40 Main St., Eve ten-course menu featuring either a decorative objects can afford to be without Kingston, 609-924.7400. Band and cham- band or a violinist. fust president. examples of his work. pagne toast at midnight with hats and Town House Pub, 2 Carnegie Rd, noise makers provided. Lawrenceville, 609-882-5804. Open bar H. T. McDoogal's, 4160 Quakerbridge NANCY artists worked together: Far farther rtfertace: Victor Arwas, from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m., dinner at 9 p.m. Gtaae Art NOBTCBS to Art Deco (Lon- Rd., Lawrencevilk. 609-799-3335. Mid- featuring a pianist and dancing in the Prune th tiyi d some GaOc glass, and night champagne toast with music lounge. There will be a champagne toast at for GsJk funntnre. Majorelle don and New York. 1977). A bad- ly-needed work, but not without errors. provided by a D.J. midnight. Janine Blocb-Dermaat, The Art of J. August's Cafe, 65 Church St., New Towpath House, 18 West Mechanic i blew glass. The pate de Brunswick, 201-246-8028. Special New St., New Hope, Pa.. 215-862-5216. work of Ahaaric (also spelled Frcadi Glass lMt-1914. trans. Marian Year's Eve menu with champagne A Special New Year's Eve menu featuring Amakic) Water was given a studio at the Burtetgb-Modey (New York 1980). Fine swing jazz band and dancing will be piano music in a quiet and romantic Daom booty. L*6cok organized courses illustrations. Henry and Bemeke Blount, featured. atmosphere. in arts and ciafts. Group nhaSitions Fnach Caoato Gtaas (Des Moines, LaMere's, 17 Witherspoon St., Prince- Upper Black Eddy Inn, River Road, mesaded one in Pans. World War I ended 1967). ton, 609-921-2798. Two seatings featur- Route 32, Upper Black Eddy, Pa., rEcok de Nancy, sad Ait Nooveau. The ing a Special New Year's Eve menu and 215-982-5554. Special New Year's Eve correat reassessment of the style, how- piano musk. menu with a complimentary bottle of ever, has hfgiiii to snow the seminal role Estelle SiocUire is TIME OFF*s regular Le Petit Maxim, 94 South Main St.. champagne or a carafe of wine. A guitarist of Emde Gallc. tnticjun oioc. Yarcfley. Pa., 215-493-6944. Traditional will be featured. 1 NOW PLAYING ; of EMM County, The Ola by Anna Packard and Ceramics by Bucks County Winter Scenes, 1930-1950, Time Off deadlines Newark Museum 49 Washington St. Newark, Qragorto Praatopbio, Ful House Qalery, 32 Berus Qaflery. 21 Ferry St. Lambertville. tvough Jan. 20.201-733-6800. Mam St, Nngston, Nov. 21 through Jan. 8. through Jan. 7, 600497-1332. All submissions to the Now 600424-4040. Playing calendar listings must be Lie at Ratal Landtag, arlKact exM*. The A Song Tree In ParapecBve, photography received no later than Thursday Mkktsssu County Museum, Comeaui Low Huntardon Art Canter Juried Member by David Ritchey, Freese Camera at noon prior to the following House/Ivy Hat. 1225 Wver Hd.. PUcataway. Show, members are invited to submit their Store,Princeton Shopping Center, Princeton, week's publication. The calendar through Apt! 15, Sun. trough Fri.. 1-4 pm. work Dec 27-30. 1-4 p.m. and Dec. 31, 9 Jan. 541. 201 -996-2050. kstings mclude only those events 201 -745-4489 or 201-745-4030. ajn.-noon, Hunterdon Art Center, Ok) Stone which will take place between the MM, Center Street, Cinton. 201-7354415. Puppetry and the Art of Puppet-Msjdng. Wednesday Time Off is published i PrWa by Wandy Davis. N. J. Rider Cotege, FrankBn F. Moore Ubrary. and the following Wednesday. National Bank, RL 27, Kingston, through Jan. PaHhoja by John Foanebae, through Jan. Lawrenceville, through January. 15, 809-921-0900. 9. Eskimo Art and Dhnoyiauliy, through 609496-5192. However, notices may be sent in Apr! 3; The NJ. Stale Museum. Cultural advance to be used in the A Qajopea of aida, photographs by Margaret Center, West State Street. Trenton, appropriate week. Morgan Fisher, Nassau Oalery, 20 Nassau AB submissions must be t/ped St. Princm*xi. through Jan.. 609-921-1062. and double-spaced and contain Woodcut Prints by Water Cutwath, Free AUDITION bnef information on the event — in Wood, Jeffrey Pubic Ubrary, 120 Academy St., Trenton, Graana Design Skjdto, Nay Aftty, New Hops, through January, 609-392-7188. ext 24. where it is taking place, when, who Pa.. Dec 18 through Jan. 30.215-862-5530. is sponsoring it. whether a fee or PaJndnga by SyMa M. Owiiwy Manvitte QamM, Playhouse 22.210 Dunhams Corner registration is required, and a tele- Hurwtz, Monath, Pubic Ubrary, 100 South 10th Ave.. ManvOto. Rd., East Brunswick, needed are two women, phone number readers may call for CXomar, Art Masters of through January, 201-7224722. age 35 or older: one man, age 40 or older, one further information Princeton, 44 Spring St:. Princeton, oolege age gW; two coasge age boys; and 608-024-6731. y Jontni Flno one overweigni ntgn scnooi or conege age To matt submissions, write Now Art Qaaery, Route 33 and MHhurst Rd.. boy. AudWons will be held on Jan. 3,730 p.m. Playing, c/o Time Off, P.O. Box ISO) Annual Jurted Print Exhibition, Freehold, through January. 201-431-0838. For more information cal 201-2544939. 350, Princeton, N.J. 08540. If MoCarter Theatre. Princeton. Nov. 16 Bwough you have other questions, call Jan. 3.809-798-1187 or 809-921-8173. Art Show, Art Aftanco Qalery. 101 Mon- The DevTa Diadpla, MM HH Playhouse, mouth St. Red Bank. Jan. 4 through Feb. 2, From Street, Trenton, a general meeting will 609-924-3244. 2014424403. be held on Jan. 3,8 pjn., audHtons win be heW Tht HowcnnQ Print by Tjtftdai Newark Muaaum. 40 Washington St. Newark. trough Jan. 16.201-733-6800. OB§ oy «^|wwl9 oft AUfv^vCisuM^ Fint APT NaaonaJ Bank, Nassau and Wkherspoon Hit the Heart of the Sculptura Exh&ft. Educational Testing Msnar County Action at Caesars. Service. Henry Chaunosy Canter. Carter and Cocnmunfty Coaage, Rosedeis Roads. Princeton, through Apr!, Ubnry Qalsry•sry.Tre. renton,n Dec. 3 trough Jan. 609-734-5589. i 80058648 art. 588. by John I, Pkcataway 1M3 ArtMs Series, Queenstown Oalery. MunUpeJ Buadrig. '. trough Jan. $15 bonus. 151 W. Difiari A*e, Panrwxjton. trough 5,201-442-0829. 13.800-737-1878. i Landscape* by Helen $10 in cash plus a LOUIB Boaa flea capstan a. The Coryel Oat- Nassau Qalery. 20 Nassau St. lary at tw Porkyavd. 8 1/2 Coryel St. trough Deo. 809-821-1082. $5 cash coupon I^VnOsWiVVaw, •YQUQFI JwatV V, WflBQaL WafOUQln Sun, 11 am-5 pjn, 809-397-0804. Art by Margaret Kkkt Patrick GoUernftn, redeemable on any return Caesars bus trip through February 28, 1983. and Kevin Hannabany, Prineaton Uniyarsity y N> J* League. Dorothy Brown Rom, Princeton, Bank. 104 Nassau St. Prtnoeton. through Jan. 7.609-452-3650. through Jan. 5.600-821-6000. 7 fcyi» witk tm Tito H fiwn, Ad—He CMy. Rodman House. Route Aft by LBy fliilnajuf. Jewish Commur*y 611 and AJmahouee Road. Doytoetown. Pa., f MSSJL: $12 Hoiismr. Csssky CaytiaiBi IBM us Center of tie DHamari Valey. 900 Lower through Jan. 16.215-343-2800. exL 381. Ords.Un fell us. .$» Ctortrxfc. ^•BMSI a^awksaaBi IBBM a^a^—^^a^ ajL^^_ — _ -* PD rimmB By nanMnl mmMWKm VU The Newark Muaaum, 48 Waah- by Joan DaMBjar, The N. J. ington St., Newark, through Feb. 20, FOR MORE MFORMATION CALL CuMurat Center. West State 201-733-6800. Trenton. Nov. 19 traugh Jan. 2. Art Center. Old Stone MB, Center Street SUBURBAN TRANSIT GORP. Canton, fwough Jan. 9.201-735-8415. PHHtai Tlw Ait MUMURV PrtnoBlon LHwenay. Prtnceton. Dec 12 through Jan. 24.800-452-3786. TyJer, EducaSonal Tasting Service. Henry (201) 238-8998 (609) 924-7750 Chaunosy Coraarsnce Center, Carter and Canter for rneeosw noaos, rmoenn. mrougn Jan. to, 600-7344580. ••2, Hunterdon Art Center. Otd Stone MS. Center Street Canton, through TheSqufcb Jan. 7. 201-735-8415. Qatsry. Rt 206. tfwough Jan. 29. 800421-4283. ArtbySa**Amrk»Ai«ets,E on Jan. 8.J llaMyfor Man, aerobic dandno. registration Streets. Btoomfield. Friday and Saturday. being taken for these classes that will begin in vd conMbtAoni w dw n*Mdex!» Ths show • now being taken for classes that wM moat Dec. 31 to Feb. 5, 8 p.m., 201-429-7662. January at the YWCA, Paul Robeson Place, ««• op«n on March 9 for a tv»« wMfc run. For twin weekly starting Jan. 10, lor regJUiaUon Princeton, 609-924-5571. appo—nera or more •wormeoon cas Law- and information cal 609-924-8160. Burlesque roles. Club Bene. Route 35. rence Hatokmm. 20i-36©-4363 Morgan. Dec. 31. 201-727-3000. Marjorie's Music for Chidren, musical play Princeton Fe* Oenoe Group, Riverside and instruction, classes start in January, for Comedians Joe Bolster, Big Daddy ages three-six, for information call i Chorale, netonned Church. 67 W. School. Princeton. Tuesdays. 730 p.m.. 609-824-7350. Graham, Andy Tiaduiian, Brian McfQm, 201-297-6151. Main St. Freehold. Worm* interviews wB be and Andy Scarpati, Comedy Cabaret, held Jen. % 8-10 pjn. and Jan. 10, 7-8 pm, Mercer Mail, Route 1, Lawrencevifle, Dec. 31. 201-4824811. Tn •nat AmaVecan and Enflpah Dsndno, 8 and 10:15p.m. and Jan. 1,830 and 11 p.m., TrWy Church, 33 Mercer SL. Princeton. 609-452-7790. To Tin Pan Aley, cal lor Thursdays. 8 to 11 pm. 609-466-3896. _ lo join wen ttie Princeton Oafden Raisin, George Street Playhouse, 414 MUSIC Statesmen Barbershop Chorus, 000-024-0606 or 808-452-2679. IDandna B*nai ffritti HHel Foundation, George St. New Brunswick. Dec 10 through Princeton Unrversty. Murray-Dodge Hal. Jan. 24. 201-248-7717. Princeton, every Monday night, 730 pm, Jeenie Bryson, top 40s sounds, Dec. 30, 609-452-3635. 9:30 p.m.-1:30 a.m.; Jknmy Ford Quartet, I Mght. J. Augusts Cats. 85 Church She Loves Me, Onstage Workshop Theatre St. New Brunswick, every Tuesday night dancing, Dec. 31,10 p.m.-2 a.m.; J. August's of the Roosevelt Park Amphitheatre. Route 1 201 -2464028. Scotttat) Country DandnQ, no axparianop Cafe, 65 Church St., New Brunswick, South, Edbon. Dec. 17-30. 201-548-2884. 201-246-8028. raojuirad* Murray-OodQO HaB, Princeton UnJ* free. versity. every Saturday. 8 p.m.. 609-8834295 The Groceries, Art People's Race, Prince- or 609-9244671. 42nd Street, bus trip to New York, bus will ton, Dec. 30, 201-359-5267. LECTURES | leave the Highland Park Recreation Center Fc* Dancing, Whig HaB Lounge, parking lot. Raritan Avenue, 'Jan. 8. 5 p.m., Guitarist Jay BWns, Eatery Amulette. Olde English Square, Ridge Road, Monmouth 'nceton University, Princeton, Mondays, in- 201-572-2400. i Ecology. The N.J. struction from 730 u 830 pm. request' Junction. Dec. 31. 7:30 p.m., 201-329-2777. Museum. Cuaurai Center. West Stale Street. dandng fotows. 609-7714136. Trenton. Jan. 2.2 pjm, 609-2924308. The Groceries, Regressive Aid, and Lunchmeat 2000, Dec. 31; Polyrock, Jan. 1; Nutcracker, performed by the N. J. Ballet City Gardens. 1701 Calhoun St. Trenton, Company. Paper MM Playhouse. Brookside FILM 609-392-8887. Drive, MHbum. Dec 22-30, 201-376-4343. Y Chamber Symphony, McCarter Theatre, DANCE | the selection 91 University Place, Princeton, Jan. 2, 2:30 committe is now acccepting films to review for p.m.. 609-452-5200. the ninth annual program to be held in June DRAMA and July, fftnakers interested in submitting Harpstehordtet Etzabeth Boggs, Trinity Ca- Dance, sponsored by Parents Without Part- films for consideration should send complete. thedral. 801 W. State St, Trenton, Jan. 2,3:30 ners. The WMows. North Washington Avenue, Information to the Newark Black Film Festival p.m.. 609-392-3805, free. Greenbrook. Jan. 5. 9 p.m.- midnight. The ttomecomtng. BtoomfiekJ CoHege, Ac- Selection Committee, c/o the Newark Mu- 201474-3001. tor's CaJe Theatre. Frankftn and Fremont seum, P.O. Box 540, Newark. N. J., 07101. Capris, The Hilton Inn, Monmouth Street Extension, Hightstown-East Windsor, Jan. 3, 10 p.m.. 609-448-7000. A Sta- ir Named Desire, The N. J. State Museum. Cultural Center, West State Street, OVER Trenton. Jan. 2, 3 p.m., 609-292-6308. Yetow Submarine, Princeton University, STUDY THE** Senate Chamber. Whig Hall. Princeton. Jan. 5 at 8 and 10 p.m.. and midnight. 609-452-2623. teaming How Not To Be Afraid To Fal Fiat ^BRIDGE On Your Face, workshop, The Talent Center, Route 130. East Windsor, Jan. 8 and 22, FOR KIDS 609-443-4303, registration required. Restaurant & Lounge Art Courses and Workshops, sponsored by the Tri-County Art Association of High- Fok Art FeeoVai. ages flve-17. The Newark tstown-East Windsor, 173 Canterbury Court. Museum. 4» Washington St. Newaark, Dec. E. Windsor. Courses will begin the week of New Year's Eve Celebration 29. 1:30-430 p.m.. 201-733-6610. free. Jan. 24. For a list of classes and registration information call 609-448-8967 or BtnJeVnin ind tnt MVeKw off rtenuksh «vxi 609-448-1830. The Uttte Drummer Boy, films. Dec. 30. 2 Open House p.m.; Caterpaer, fUm and storyUme, school Rug Braking by Shirley ChaWn, YWCA. 5:00 PJL, 7:00 ML, 10:00 Pit age cNWren, Jan. 5,3:45 p.m.; Cotton Fros- Paul Robeson Place, Princeton, classes will ty, preschool craft program, Jan. 7, regis- Sptotal M#nu pricexl From 912.95 tration required; Mary Jacobs Memorial begin in Jan.. 609-924-5571, registration re- Library. 64 Washington St.. Rocky HUI, quired. and Hats at 609-924-7073. tree. Antiques Forum, YWCA. Paul Robeson Entertainment After 1(k00 P.M. The Red Pate on. preschool film. Princeton Place, Princeton, meetings are scheduled for Pubic Ubrary. 65 WHherspoon St. Princeton. Jan. 20, Feb. 17, and March 17, 730-930 Dec 30.330 p.m.. 609-924-9529. free tickets p.m.. 609-924-5571, registration required. Eaffy Dining Spedal Served New required. At 5:00 P.M. Seating The! , musical comedy, Dec. 30, 11 ajn. and 1 p.m.; The Greet base, Jan. 2,1 p.m.; The N. J. MISCELLANY | EARLY DINING SPECIAL State Museum, Cultural Center. West State BUSINESSMAN LUNCHEON Street, Trenton. 609-292-6306. Mon. to Fit 12*» to3:0 0 p.m. FROM $6.25 SpuMtftit CMdren's Theatre, Westminster WaMng Tour and Programs, Waterloo Vil- Complete Dinner Served Choir College. Hamilton Avenue and Walnut lage, Byram Township, through Jan. 2, DINE AND DANCE Mon. to Sat 5:00 to 6:30 P.M. Lane, Princeton, plans to expand its program 201-347-0900. Fri. & Sal Evenings Sun. 2:00-6:00 P.M. in Feb.. ages four-16 interested in study in the performing arts, cal 609-921-9615 to sched- Featuring Joey Ricca Jr.' ule an Interview. A Hofctay With Flowers, Longwood Gar- dens. Kemet Square, Pa., through Jan. 2,10 DINNER SERVED FOR RESERVATIONS Onderees, musical. George Street Play- a-m.-9p.rn., 215-388-6741. Daly from 530O pm CALL 60M48-5090 house, 414 George St. New Brunswick, Dec. Sunday 230 PM. 18-31,201-248-7717. Senior Stop-In and Swim, Somerset Marriot, 201-560-0500 and Saddlebrook Marriot Ho- Tel Me A Story, creative writing for ages tels. 201-843-9500, free use of health dub Al Major CredR Cards Accepted stx-10; TaMng Hands, sign language for and pool facffiUes to all senior citizens every I n. (Wt It 33 WJ ages •grn am up, Mcmg •nprovnaoon, Monday through Friday until 5 p.m., proof of ages eight-10 and 11-14; legistrauuii is now age must be shown. f L Clnama I and drama 11:609-448-1231. MOffraOMERY lar d—bar —ate patter—lisa, far o> t*M«d infomwtioti eaH 609-924-5000 or 009-024-4192. CINEMA Montgomery Clnama: 609-924-7444. Clnama 33:201-462-2141. Houa* Tour, Emtan Physic* PTONCCTON Pond Road Onsma: (201-780-2313). Houaa. Capa May. Jan. 1. 6-10 pjn.. FR on, TME Off only «• 1st 0w Garden I and Garden II: 609-924-0263. 201-8844404. of ttw mows) VMssara FOR TME MOOT HUS80R0U0H Rocky H PAGE HBaboro Clnama: 201-359-4480. Day School link. Prtncaton. Jan. 1.4 to 530 F0UR0FTHEFRST8ECT10N(paea4-A) Rutgers Plaza 1:201-8284787. p.m_ OF THE PACKET NEW8PAPBL Trw arat LAWRBCE of v«# Packs* nnlCflBon nas a TRENTON Kings Fa*- odfcw wMch la ora day I Eric I and Erie II: 809-882-9494. ground Mai. NoBJngham Way. Trsnton. Jan. tta print daadana of TME OFF. Tho I Director's Chair I and Director's Chair 2. 10 am lo 4 p-m.. Iraa admission ikiai Meroar Mai I and Marcar Mai II and Mercer 11:609-586-9111. Mal III: 609-452-2868. Ski Trfp to Be Mountain, Jan. 22. daadsns tottw Quakar Bridga Mai Thaatras: 609-799-9331. WESTWMDSOR tor laoj—aaon it Jan. 12. 215-757-0571. sponaorad by 9m Bucks County Daparimsnt MANVLLE Prince Budco I and Prince Budco II and Prince at Parks. EASTWMDSOR Martvtt* Clnama: 201-5264999. Budco 111:609-452-2278. Rebecca's Forecast PREVIEW 19S3 lead to something more in the future. A take the time to really think about what months. Communication and short dis- word of caution regarding health matters, you want to GIVE out in the future and tance travel is accented as well as deep- Jupiter the natural ruler of the ninth during this year-long transit be careful to start to restructure your life accordingly. ening ties with siblings or relatives. Any h*Bry sod naj sign Sagittarius also avoid excesses of any kind — the tend- Emphasised over the next year will be changes made this, year will have the most co-ruler of the twelfth boose sad die sun ency to gain weight will be there. To creative pursuits, children's achievements success if the needs of all are served. sign Pisces has long been regarded as "the offset this possibility a good program of and affairs, also travel may provide a great benefk" among astrologers. During physical exercise should be given some pleasurable as well as educational op- -Pisces (2/20-3/20) Jupiter transiting your die year 1983 Jupiter will transit the sun thought. portunity for some. Religion may become solar tenth house will offer you op- sign Sagittarius, which is also hosting the increasingly important in the next year for portunities to expand your career, increase planet Uranus for the next several years. many. your status as you are viewed by the world The parallel and conjunctions these two Leo (7/24-8/23) Jupiter transiting your and to augment or reshape your financial fifth bouse may bring some the opportuni- Capricorn (12/22-1/20) Jupiter transiting picture. Most travel will involve career or ty to take a gift or talent out into the world business concerns and could be fnanciaJly will influence most people's lives. The for others to benefit from. Those with your solar twelfth house will bring out degree to which you fed these two planets your hidden motivations for careful lucky in some way. Some will become children or involved with children will increasingly involved in unusual dietary, working will depend on your own personal find education, travel and s better under- self-scrutiny, others will not judge you, planet placements and die ifptcti they you will judge yourself. Spiritual matters exercise or health regimes adopted from planet piaccmeucs ana me ifptciv mey standing of their needs very rewarding the other cultures, healing is promoted under form to the interaction of these and ththe in coming months. Many will find this will be given a lot of thought in coming ' current transits. months. Home and property affairs should this transit. Communications and the transit a time when being yourself is easier media are favorably aspected. Jupiter is often associated with anything than it's ever been. Creative prosper and new or unusual-sources of large* anunrfmt. benevolent, charitable, self-expression is at an all time high; a income become part of some lives. Most religious or philosophical and tram, mor- favorable impression is created regarding will experience heightened compassion als and judgment, in the broadest sense. your generosity and sincerity. and the desire to be of help to the people Below you will find the influence that may closest to them. Some may experience be felt in the coming year based on the guidance through unusually detailed Virgo (8/24-9/23) Jupiter transiting your dreams in the coming months. transit of Jupiter through the solar bouses. fourth house will generate a feeling of security within yourself. Home improve- Aquarius (1/21-2/19) Jupiter transiting Aries (3/21-4/20) Jupiter transiting your ments or additions are indicated and your solar eleventh house may involve you ninth solar house will give many the desire favored now; a residence change is con- in new or unusual groups or organizations. to learn more about themselves either templated by some. This is a time when Friends and acquaintances will play a very through books or people, of particular family can become truly, important for important part of this year, and for some a interest and help will be groups associated some; you may even begin to mend some new romantic involvement is possible. with humanitarian efforts. Foreign people fences from many years ago as relatives Those already committed should feel more or places may become important and the may be drawn together for many unusual stability and prosperity in the coming opportunity to travel should arise for reasons this year. For some a windfall or many. This period may also bring out a inheritance is possible; others should en- hidden natural talent for some that could joy more stable financial security. auginrwt your source of income in the future. Libra (9/24-10/23) Jupiter transiting your third solar house will increase communica- Taams (4721-5-21) Jupiter transiting your tions and travel relating to your immediate We're solar eighth house for some will provide environment, your views and opinions are an inheritance or windfall probably in less rigid. The more you see of yourself connection with a mate or partner. For through others will open new areas of most however it will be a time when other Renovating! insight to you. Joint relationships and people's assets will be of benefit to you. partnerships of an unusual quality may Has can also be feh as a time of spiritual enter your life now; some may find We'll growth; metaphysical or occult subjects themselves in the limelight as never Through may become a part of your interests at tfws before. It is very possible that travel will tune. Home and property matters will be related to group endeavors for many. Saturday, January 1st probably prosper nicely and a residency Writing or drawing becomes important to change may be contemplated. some. We'll Be Open GCSBM (5/22-4-21) Jupiter transiting your Sunday morning, sevenm bouse should bring more peace Scorpio (10/24-11/22) Jupiter transiting January 2nd at 8 A.M. and harmony to all your close rela- your second solar bouse could manifest tionships; especially favored are intimate itself through increased financial wealth in We thank you most sincerely relationships. For some there is an indica- the coming year, success through hard tion of the fanning of a new relationship work and perhaps a lucky break are in for your friendship and support, and under unusual or very Hidden circum- store; For many the things valued most in we wish you the happiest New Year. tianrr i. pt rhaps roojuinng difficult deci- life on a pr«n«»j basis should be within ••!:• sions. All should experience heightened reach, just remember too much of any- more thing loses the significance. Omen may choose to use this transit oo an entirely matters are favored unnf r different level as increased spiritual needs PJ's PANCAKE HOUSE may surface and in some way restructure 154 Nassau Street the way you choose to live day to day. ' (4722-7/13) Jupiter transiting your Princeton, NJ could Htdscate for some a (11/23-12/21) Jupiter trans- r joo or a SBbstanbai ropfowenent M king your first solar bouse is i \ \ a pnrtfat job. Many wifl enjoy a congenial taut to yon as dus is the beginning of a with co-workers that could new 12-year cycle for you. Most should TIMS 12 13 14 15 HI/IE Off Crossword Puzzle 20 24 - 53 tsdafioantin 109 0*1 further 26 Agora com 65 PropaUar a ma* 27 Cancelling Not a tool LaaBWafc 54 Kind of mast 68 » So HttAQinQ iiO Fatlguys 28 Tool handle 69 Touches 1 Times of day 57 —— voos m Advantage 32 Go away from 70 Sibilant sound 4 Forward 58 South wind: 112 Layover (with-off! 72 Section of 8 Lucfco'tha Post 113 Karmelnoisa 33 Macho type NYC or 59 Monttoeso's 114 BPOE types 34 Parry's crea- London 12 Out ot skew •Ma 115 CMoonsotate tor 73 Writer Zane 16 Command to 63 Turkish VtPs 35 The Black 77 Water over the a dog 66 Und birds, for dam StlOft 7ft IhrtitlCTi IB Mo lee'um 36 City on th* 79 Graenvegeta- 19 Smart* by- 71 Spanish haro product 72 Unrstanting Don tnn 20 LoMoty 73 BtfOux DOWN 37 Sui per inning 81 Accessible 21 On the 74 Qaitha wear 1 Sound of 38 Atlas, for one 82 Formal gar- 75 Rocky crags triumph 39 In reserve den feature 22 Argot 78 American ' 2 Flat-top 40 Co-star of 83 Delault 23 Zany Man height Miss Moore 84 Slubber 24 Momurat 77 Kitchen wrap 3 Undergo 41 Deadfall 89 Mead ingred- 25 Wgmahis- 79PanofRSVP osmosis 42 Tonsils' ient toricai sight 80 Phraaetor 4 Classical neighbors 90 Favorite 29 Virginia Gotdfmger? 43Phage chaese data 85 Spacecraft 5 Mine access 44 Beetle 91 Staffer X US-moaHs- maneuver 6 " " 45 Postprandial 92 So. Air. 31 Fleming of 86 Like Richard Hfkytfsfli topoff statssman whodunits 87 Debonair 7 Fruity quaff 46 Up 93 Poisonous M » 8RKW craft 52 Crusade snakes 32 Run oft 88 Mars" coun- 103 34 Pwwctv terpart 9 Famous last 53 Norwood 94 Holsieins 54 Slippers Disregard 38 Overhead 89W*hS words 95 tQS Mam 90 Spanker. *fl. 10 T annruia17} i oann On Bridge Last waaK't by CHARLOTTE aad PAUL DOMN being that a preemptive bid should serve to preempt describe your hand within very contract, since there were twelve tricks A New Year's Resotatjon: Never make impede the opponents and not your part- narrow limits, while if the opponents have available. ner. Ideally, if your side has most of the the strength, you would like to have your At Table II, meanwhile, South opened biddng at the oae.fcvd. The you would like to have your preempt cover a wide range of possible the bidding with three dubs and partner, hands — after all, you don't want them to not knowing what kind of hand South have a blueprint of your hand. held, chose to pass thinking that if South Today's hand was played in a team held a weak suit, three clubs might be all match with the bidding at Table I as shown that they could make. However, here too • -A52 above. As everyone can see, .there was twelve tricks were available but were not ^7-432 East nothing difficult in the play of the slam contracted. West O-AKQJ 4 • K Q 10 7 • -654 4>-J984 S7-AJ5 9 - K Q 10 876 O - 10 8 6 3 0 -97 Bridge News Note Papp; 4/5 - Charlotte Page, Bill Cleveland *-J8 4. - 10 tied with Sam Cohen, Jay Korobow; E-W 1 - Marvin S. Fox, Bruno Voegele; 2 - Soatb The Tuesday evening Princeton YM-YWCA duplicate game for Jan. 4, John Boland, Peter Wright; 3 - Mort and . *-63 Jan Schultz; 4 - Fred and Margaret David; 1983 will be a Membership Game. Start S - Dot Eiger, Fran Hedberg. 0-542 the New Year off with lots of rating • -AKQ97 32 points! 12/22 PRINCETON YM-YWCA: N-S 1 - Stan Schweitzer, Ted Walden; 2 - Pearl Singer, Cliff Singer 3 - Joan Roth, Carl SOUCtl ^tfatlflf LOCAL DUPLICATE E-W vutoerabte • Malmstrorh; E-W. 1 - Bill Cleveland, CLUB RESULTS Mitch Hofing; 2 - Bruno Voegele, Marvin S. Fox; 3 - Erwin and Yvonne Panitch. 12/21 PRINCETON YWCA Bridge for Table D TaMe I Ftm: N-S 1 - Edith and Al Peisner, 2/3 - 12/22 COSMOPOLITAN: 1 - Bob Richard Mayer, Madelyn Piattus tied with Lorris, Judy Wtrtenberg; 2 - Tom Flynn, Jackie Goeroey. Thelma Gershowitz; E-W Bill Horst; 3 - Marsha Tcitdbaorn, Ruth I- - Daisy Goecker. Ruth ScofieW; 2 - SaaA Weat Nettfc East Saadi West North East Rosenthal; 4 - Al Rosenberg, Mina Katz. Polly Beidkr. Peg Warner, 3 - G. Van- AusdaJl, D. Prickett. 12/22 MERCER COUNTY: Lillian and 3* P p P 10 '• If 39 5 + y Joe Coult; 2 - Stanley Dziekonski, Marek AH pass 12/21 PRINCETON YM-YWCA: N-S 1 Dzikiewcz; 3 -Hannah and Jules Wagner; - Jane Ball. Madelyn Piattus; 2 • Bill 4 - Peg Graycar, Taylor Hughes; S - Ralph Ward. Hal Parker, 3 - Byrol Kuvel. Tess Garces, John Healey. Tvq Susan Saint James stars as a woman, married 15 years, who has a rich fantasy life, in "I Take These Men," on The CBS Wednesday Mght Movies, Wed.. Jan. 5 (9-11 p.m., EST) on the CBS Television Network. In the romantic comedy, Miss Saint James' character fantasizes marriage with three men, one of whom is played by Adam West. This week T.V. Time features an interview by Jeff Weinerad with Adam West, best known as the "one and only" Gaped Crusader, Batman. See page 6. Tube View talks about a change in television programming styles — the change from the Fred JSilverman techniques to those of Grant Tinker. See page 7. PackeTalk talks about "Growing Old...Gracefully," to air on Storer Cable 8 on Tuesday, Jan 4, 7:3u p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 5, 12 noon and 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 6 at 12 noon. A feature of The Princeton Packet. Lawrence Ledger. Windsor Hights-Herald, Central Post.Manville News. Franklin News-Record, Hillsborough Beacon and Cranbury Press week of Dec. 29,1982 1 STORER CABLE CHANNa 8 8:00-"Qraaa Root*" trees appearing in "RaJah" Wadnaaday, Jan. 5 W r eat h s " - P e g i e The Uranoury >ress and -"Poinsettla"-Warner al Georp SL Playhouse in Batlistar-Howalls and her The Central Post present 30 «U«»AON FRIDAVY 12412/31 oer Thurtow. County AgrtouftursJ New Brunartdc 12H»-"Paekatal("-a fas) guests demonstrate making minutes of local news & SATURDAY 1/1 BE Agent tata wan Haggerty _ 1 RoUay wreaths out or varP sports as you've never seen .Jan. show looUng into CAUSE OF THE HO t» toftat o< Cninbury and Ttai of local MarasE ous natural materials. tt before!._ BAY. 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Batman's wings are clipped •yJEFFWQNGRAD 44-year-old West said softly, sounding more Batmanish to me than any other ator Hory Hollywood! They want to make a could nope to. "And if it's a first-class Batman movie, but not with the real thing. production they plan to make then I'd like That's what the one aarf aefy Caped a chance to do it. For one thing, I'm in Grander fnimftf told me test week. better shape now than I ever was. When Adam West, who is Batman — hun- you're a senior superhero," be laughed, dreds of mulions of viewers worldwide "you have to work at it." •O uHt C9CB CHsY ^aTMBCPUME QIC SOU renms of the hk Sixties In fact, West has even himself written a i ~~ says the proJuxri s of the piniiia*d script for a Batman movie. He sent it to aaj to do with him. (Ap- the producers, but hasn't heard word one pareany nary never asam m imscnown. back from them, he said. "I bear they're They took Clayton (the teal Lone Ranger) on their third draft already (of the Moore % oaask away from him, and that screenplay), and I don't mink they'll crack film was never heanl of agam.) it without me," he said. "I think I know "They haven t cast Batman yet, but what the people want." West, who can be seen in mufti Wed., OBVIOUSLY, West has pot felt com- Jan. 5 at 9 p.m. an CBS opposite Susan pelled to put the Batman role behind him. Sc Janes in the TV movie I Take' "Only briefly did I want to do that," he said. "A couple of years after it went off "I be weat OB, they re look* prime time (in 1968, after a meteoric iag far 22-year-oU. I'm angry, I two-season run), I found I couldn't get the really am" big rotes. I always ran second best because of my Batman connection, and I couldn't I CALLED WEST long -distance help but resent it." But, he coninued, he bat-phone — at his Los Angeles home, then "grew up a bit" and came to where I casghl him, he said, pursuing the appreciate what having played Batman tough task of tasting the wines he tad his really meant. wife Marceflc were gong to serve a few "Batman has been very good to me," he said. "How many times can an actor was a most peraiant and play a character that goes into film enjoyable one. immortality? So I made a pact with I had called, supposedly, because of Batman. And everywhere I go mere's just CM % "H'OPTfTlTfn III IDC U|H Adam West an amazing response. I'm told over 400 tdefbek, but — being an old Batman fan million people in 108 countries watch the way back lo ten-ceat-comic book days — been working bard to keep Batman alive, who see him and talk to him, that it will be show every day. That's a lot of interest, 1 certainly didn't rtcer dear of West's days making appearances in cotlume a few "derelict" of the producers to use anyone and a lot of love." keepout Gottam Cky safe from evil. times a year for over a decade now. And, else. He's upset. West said, because he's he feeb adamantly from the reaction of all "I'm very close to the character," the See BATMAN, page 8 SATURDAY gala annual < ntfn Calaveras County" A young boy CaMomia; Marttn Olsen Is Grand with a passion for wagering chal- TWWOflLDTOMOmOW MarahsL lenges a strangar from the past to TM M STORY • • COTTON BOWL FESTI- AL ALBERTS 8H0WCASE a frog-Jumpingcontes t (R) Q VAL PARADE U— cowwao* of S 8CO0BY A 8CRAPPY DOC / O THE HARDY BOYS / NANCY tfw annual Naw Yaart Day PUPPYfn DREWMY8TBVE8 ©THAT tOm trom PUii. Trnxm. WRESTUNQ Q JULIA CHILD AND MORE AMS9JCA-8T0PTEN - TOURNAMENT OF ROSES COMPANY MO 8PARADE PREVEW • PREBBfTE • •OSUJQAirS PLANET S H MORK * I«MDY / LAV- S CIVILISATION WREBTLMQ I DOCTOR WHO HOLLYWOOD: THE fi B0T8 CHOIR OF HARLEM M SuTTLCIMaCALS 8SELZNCK YEAR8 Screen tests CONCERT • MM ON JERRY FALWELL ICMLMATION 08OULTRAIN 8 Ml With The Wind" and "Rebecca" W MOVE ** "Fadng In Love PARADE Thi color and PMMrtry NATURE THEAJ Again" (1980) Elliott Gould. of PMMoJpMe's most famous otherSebnickhniand Interview* Susannah York. Ote merofi up Breed BBBTMC COMPANY (R) with Actors* produovs «VK1 cflrao" (H) MOVE **Vt "Getting Ger- Is lOYe>j^d^SB rayrVJJQVna^a^^Aka^^^bA #4^l^ummk IOUtd^^^aKr n^M HIaa&^Vk tie's Garter" (1945) Marie F-TROOP GVW of one of HoRywoocfs McDonald. Barry SuHven. (R) (B NFL GAME OF THE WEEK iJAPANESE PROQRAMMMQ 85 NEWS / WEATHER / SPORT8 I WHY M THE WORLD (TMQ MOVE ***Vi "Super- Msmpjl IHOYMtSMO man IT (1980) Christopher Reeve. (SPOT) MOVK ** "You Ught f THRO WORLD MargotKkfcJer. VTHEATER ITHATTEEN HBMU) OF TRUTH Up My LaV (1877) DM Com. Joe TOURNAMENT OF ROSES 10 AMERICAN BANDSTAND MOW *#** -T«M- (isrm (D) MOVIE *** "Jennie PARADE I VICTORY GARDEN Oertwrdr (1933) Sylvia Sidney. (S) SPORTS CLOSE-UP ITW8 OLD HOUSE Donald Cook. 11:30 AVMDA CHARLANDO 00 TOURNAMENT OF ROSES ) MOVK "Mr. Wonderbird" (No SNEWS / WEATHER / SPORTS PARADE live coverage of thi* (TMQ MOVK **W -8eoond gate annual event from Pasadena. (H) MOVK ** "American WB- CaHornta: Meran Otean is Grand demaes" (1971) Documentary. MMLTH (B COLLEGE BA8KETBALL ***~Thto Sport- TOURNAMENT OF ROSES "Rainbow Classic Final" (from ing UfcT (ia» RJotarri Hank. HonoMu.Haw.L(R) CD MOVK *** "Ship Of Fools" ©THE BO STORY (1*36) VMen Lekjn. Sknone Slo- • QRAND PRK ALL-STAR SHOW (S> YOU CANT DO THAT ON TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL TELEVISION "Fitness" Instead of SAMERKAVTOPTEN going out Into the fresh sir to jog, THE QARY COtCMAN S(SPOT) MOVK **M "Dot And skL play games and have fun, you PAftAOI "MR Pat HOT- Tlw Kangaroo" (1978) Anlmaiad. owe n to yourself to alt .down, Dlreciad by Yoram Gross. grab some cMpa and watch ustel DOCTOR WHO (Y) ROSE BOWL PflEVEW(R) you about madness. 1:00 ULBXT m MOVK ** "The MgM 0 MOVK *** "Nicholas And Lights Went Out In Georgia" Alexandra" (1971) Michael Jays- ILOVELUCY • A LOS OSTREL- (1961) KrMy McMchoC Mark ton, Janet Suzman. • PMO- ILAS MAGfCOFOILPAWnNQ DAVCVANDOOUATH QD MOVK *•» "Second Hand VRTORYOARDEN HBRALDOFTRUTH AFTERNOON S MOVK ** "Escapement" (1958) Rod Cameron, Mary Mur- COMPANY (R) (B AHOTT AND COSTELLO QDSTYU • MABIbHHfcCE THEATRE ITSYOURI 1«00 PERSPECTIVE: YOUTH • MOVK • • TOURNAMENTOF ROSES S WEEKEND 8PECIAL8 *The • POPAENN.Y. (B) ARE YOU ANYBODY S^^PVa^V^Vap^Bk ••*•/ V^aj^^pas B^BJSBJ %J^V avaaa Notorious Jumping Frog Of 0 MOVK **Vk "The TWrw WHh TubeView HALT-TIME: With the 1982-83 TV «n more so when he ran the show at days, when first Chevy Chase and then all nection, Father Murphy and GarOan, WMB at me hyphen point, the networks NBC, he stemed to set die pace for die - the others played the may- all set to disappear in the next mooth or so. >e arrag fcaay 10 wwr ""*j* up a mt entire industry. At the least he influenced be-I-won't-retum-and-maybe-I-wiD rou- It's also taken Love Sydney off until for Ike second half. And actually, ""»fr» the way ramp were done, not only at his tine, now Eddie Murphy is said to be on Match—or so it says — and will replace pot yean, a Uris afl they're staking. For own network but elsewhere too by spark- die fence for next year. He's about as not it on Saturday nights, 9:30, with Taxi. r"" ix iw— — *™» due the ing like-behavior from other executives as hot can get in showbiz these days. He Right, Taxi is leaving the Thursday bloc, t behaving in a who felt compelled at times to fight fire won exceOent reviews and some $200,000 and its place will be taken by Cheers, with fire. for co-starring in 48 Hoars, $330,000 for which will now air a half-hour later than it ' than before. Silvennan. who's now heading his own a new film he's m»ir«ig with supreme- has been. I'm sorry to see this, because pwAwtioi rnwififwy (tnd trill frying his ly-talented Dan Aykroyd and a Cheers and Taxi are the two best comedies first successful project), was a frantic million-dollar-a-picture contract with on TV and together they were a pleasure to times), only tome measured modi- executive who spent tons of money in an Paramount. Would you go back to SNL if sit down and put my feet up for a decent everlasting ouest for a better schedule. you were the ever-so-young Murphy? period of time. Ghmne a Break will take Toe ifcpuMBo overall economy cafecb- Shows flew in and out at a mad pace. He's just 21... mg op with me TV iiMJmtfy is one obvious Cheers' place at 9 p.m. on Thursdays, While there is obvious reason to disagree A recent story in Philip Dougherty's starting this week. reason for this. With an average wim his "good crap" vision of program- prime-time hour of TV now costing a advertising column in the New York Got all that? Here's the rest of the NBC mittg. his frenzied method was even more Times put the dollar-figure for money muboo doUafs* nobody is maoTY coomtns cause for alarm. Produce good numbers moves. The A Team, a flashback of sorts oat pilots n TT*ffyv^fTpfw'T TUTT *fff Hkc spent to sell things on TV at 14 billion. to Mission Impossible, wim George Pep- imrnrrfitfr/y or you're off, was his modus That's B, as in big business... they have in the past. Abo. with viewers opctmdi. sad it hrxamr a pervasive way pard as chief adventurer, moves into dearly turning to noo-oetwork dial stops Can you believe Miss Ellie, threatening Tuesday at 8 p.m. slot Jan. 25. Also on of life in TV after a while, not abating to sell Ewing Oil. Whooooweee! CB cver-mur aung onmbers. a ""^t***' until now. Tuesday, starting mid-February, Bare Es- ndngs figure man before is now looked Tinker, on die ocher hand, perhaps the sence, a spin-off from a recent CBS movie upon as die rant citation cut-off point. MID-TERMS: CBS has sent Private about yet another wealthy family, comes most respected executive in TV, is a far Benjamin to that great fftykartr in the And. because is poet of irec la? out* more cautious, patient and measured per- on at 9 p.mi Mama's Family, with Vicki tom-to-4op examples of BB Street Blocs sky. Its last broadcast will be Jan. 10. Lawrence and Ken Berry, leaps from the son. He doesn't shoot from die hip and Filthy Rich returns to fill Benjamin's SOO SMHMMi flK SMOMB* DOOR DsaOCOOC IS old Carol Burnett Show to a new home doesn't have the showman altitude that boots Monday night at 8:30. being snows for lowcr-cMed shows which of its own on Saturdays at 9 p.m. A often seemed to turn dungs into a ABC has brought back Greatest could conceivably inch then* way up die short-run series. Family Tree, will play three-ring circus in die recent past. Also, American Hero, to fill die Thursday night Nit 1stII lanrtf i given a bit more exposure. Saturday nights from 10 p.m. toll p.m. more importantly. Tinker's griming in- at 8 hour starting Jan. 6. Leaving are Star The networks are hokiiwg on to some for five weeks starting Feb. 5. Starting fluence at NBC— a topic peacock staffers, of the Family and Joaafe Loves Chachl. shows that undoubtedly would have been March 19, die same spot will be filled by virtually boast about — has changed A few more changes will probably be the once-again reconstituted NBC News dungs in his own shop, and his influence forthcoming from both nets in die next few Another reason (left out of all die magazine show. clearly b spreading. weeks. tpmiration I've sees or heard) for dm Not quite done yet, NBC also an- more tempered approach all around, is the As for NBC, even with all its nounced that three shows will make their fact that Fred Silvennan is no longer FOCUS: According to Nielsen, ABC's Tinker-fed moderation and tranquility, it way into the spring schedule, somehow, caDisg the snots at any of die three prime-time football telecasts are attracting will be making the most changes of all. some way. Casablanca, a five-part TV networks — and that he was replaced at four million fewer viewers on die average The reason is simple enough, NBC is still version of you-know-what will fit in NBC by Grant Tinker, a man of a compared to before die players strike. die undisputed cellar dweller in terms of somewhere. David Soul and Scatman completely different doth. When Silver- Count me in. or rattier out. there too... ratings. chief programmer at ABC. and Just like the old Saturday Night Live NBC has cancelled The Devlin Con- See TUBE VIEW, page 8 SATURDAYc Ttw Tomorrow aWTEHNATIOMALBYIJNGB (E) MOVIE *** Larnour, Rhonda # THE LAWMAKERS •0) Robki Wianw. 8naaay VCTORYOARDCM • TRESPATMES JMOVK ** "SSanca Of TIM OS MOVK •** "Trw Compstt- QD ARE YOU ANYBOOYT North" (19S1) ESan Buratyn, Tom HOCKEY Haw Yoifc UorT (1M0) Richard OraytMa. 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S«0 OP HOCKEY Sowwt Aft-Star* at STARTRBC Quaat* ktdud* tlw London Pwy- I CHANNEL TWO THE PEOPLE ar* and opara atar Pwddo DOTA- • •CBS NEWS UU»KLAK>HAfB7r I IVHWUAY COOKMQ WITH iSTARSKYANOHUTCH MOVK ••* "AM Tha Tar- 0D MOVK •* "HOT COM Tlw W00OWRa9HT8 SHOP t Ce-aoV (1*481 Bud Abbott, ton asupa SOCCER STAR TREK • MAI48TREAM P tO MEJOR PEL MUNDIAL ITHB) OLD HOUSE JTHEJ •VANS* NOVAK NO FranM ¥•• North Iratand I THE LAWMAKERS • WASHMQTON WEEK M SHANANA ELPAYASOCMOO (H) MOVK ** "f«wl Aaakjn- IGDOOOD ATTHEBUOU UVCWMC MOVK-mUMmatakn manT (IStO) Oanawwoa BufoM, EUROPEAN JOURNAL MtohaalYork. QDTawVOUr THEATER VOVAaV TO THE BOTTOM (KFUXOONTACTKARATE TNI © NEWS / WEATHER / SPORTS _ MOVK ** "Vkjaamaa or (TMQMOVK *** (ff THE AOVENTURES OF Boormown"(tM7)AS«n-Hocky" BLACK BEAUTY "Tlw Quarry" Una, Bobby Bwka, (1MD Jaaa Fonda. Kit* Krw- Or. Gordon put* IWWTI SHADOW SB SPORTS AMEBCA "Tran- aanwrica OpanTannia Champion- <8 MOVK **K "ThnW* A aNp~ 1 LB. O979) BM Mwrray. Ckrta CTOOTT (MM) Larry EJL A DAY • MOVK****-Tlwawpao- a»ni i irfWXWOaaw/Kayay **H "Tarzan. Tlw THIN TbondJTi. 8 Pal ATTHBBUOU MOVK ***H Ttaw mnmtmvco (ttWDCuta Wamook. LIFE CALL FOR PROGRAM CENTER (609) 452-1990 mWsflse.iT.fw Batman M^-HM^M (continued Cram page 6) Beverly Hills, a pretty sharp, Notes from New Jersey Network sdf-uMK'i ing operator. West, by die way, told me he doesn'r The film is about Miss St. James' JUVENILE ARTHRITIS FEATURED Host Marjorie Margolies and guests Dr. getasyresidaab—"1 signed a contract." re-evaluation of her troubled marriage, ON HEALTH MATTERS, JANUARY Mark T. Olesnicky and Dr. James S. be said, "about 20 minutes before SAG much of it centering on her dreams of 6, 1983 Paolino. Included is a profile of a (the acton union) got a contract for romance with a number of her husband's nine-year-old victim that demonstrates perpetuity." He is supposed to get tome friends. According to West, it's a "funny, Arthritis is not exclusively a disease of how she copes with her limitations in five per cent of the producers share of fumy movie," and one which takes the elderly. 250,000 children in the United school and at home. Completing this mercbandfsag. he said, but implied prime-time TV penchant for sexual der- States are affected by juvenile arthritis. program is the story of a young man who. strongly mat he's seen little of that money. ring-do to the limb, such that it is. Learn more about this crippling disease through treatment and a rigorous exercise "While h is a breakthrough on what this week on Health Matters Thursday, program, now enjoys an active life. NOWADAYS, West is a "workig ac- you'D see, some of the bedroom stuff has Jan. 6 at 8:30 p.m. on New Jersey Executive Producers William Ferretti tor, or trying to be." He pops up from been cut out," said West. "The network Network Channels 23. SO. 52 and 58.and Paul Dowling combine expertise in tone to time in guest roles around the dial, felt it was too risque." Holy TV-movie, Health Matters is locally produced by the health care and television production, and has appealed in a number of feature evident in the professional approach of can you imagine what Batman would think New Jersey Network in cooperation with and made-for-TV films. In I Take These about that! Health Matters. Ferretti has been in the Mas*, he plays "kind of a guy about Medstar Communications. This 26-week health care field since 1965, and has a series is sponsored by the Saint Barnabas master's degree in Public Health from Medical Center in Livingston and is a Yale, where he serves as an adjunct project of the Saint Barnabas Develop- professor. Dowling has worked in tele- Tube View- ment Foundation. vision production since 1973. His achieve- Many children, including infants, are ments include a Special Jury Award at this affected by juvenile arthritis. Find out how (Continued from first screen role). Jack Webb and Teresa year's Houston International Film Festi- Wright. At 8:30 p.m.. CBS gallops in this illness is detected and treated with val. Cramers star. Teachers Only, with Lynn with the much-praised The Black Redgrave, will also return after its short StaHoa, with Mickey Rooney... 30 public television stations may go off Manahan, bringing you the only nightly ran last year. And Buffalo BH, a new Sunday (Jan: 2) afternoon, Ch. 5 re- the air this year... news program with the in-depth analysis comedy with rXibncy CVrfcuian as a radio peats Wld Hates, a 1979 Western star- ...don't let New Jersey Network be one and news reporting about your state that taOc-bost in Buffalo will also make it onto ring Sam Elliot who rode high in this of them. you deserve. (be schedule. saddle. Roger Moore's lire and Let Die Federal budget cutbacks have hit the • All Creatures Great and Small, James Bonder plays Sunday (Jan. 2) at 9 Network hard, forcing us to sharply re- exploring the work and world of a COMING ATTRACTIONS: Friday p.m. on ABC. And at midnight, Ch. 9 duce some of the programs we offer you. Yorkshire veterinarian in one of New night, (Dec. 31) Ch. 13 brings in the new brings out once more the best film ever, Without your help, we may have to cut Jersey's favorite programs. year with Jobann Strauss' Die Orson Welles' 1941 masterpiece. Citizen back even more. o Statewide Election Coverage Ftedermaus, starting at 10 p.m. Later New Jersey Network is your own public providing the only comprehensive (Jan. I). 1:45 a.m., Ch. 2 repeats Good- George Keaaan: A Critical Voice, in broadcasting system. But more than that, up-to-the-minute news on all your state's bye, Catsaabas, Ali MacGraw's first which the former ambassador to Russia, it is the only television service existing elections. major role... and long-time Princeton resident, speaks solely to serve the interests of the residents There is no question that New Jersey New Year's Day you take your chances. out about nuclear armament, airs Monday of New Jersey — statewide. This means Network is a vital public service that must Any stop on the dial might result in a (Jan. 3) at 10 p.m. on Ch. 13.'In one of bringing you vital news and information be supported. football game or parade. Saturday (Jan. 1) those wonderful juxtapositions of ironic that you can't find elsewhere and enter- For membership information write to: at 8 p.m. Ch. 5 unreels The Men. The scheduling, Suzanne Somcrs entertains tainment that is scheduled to suit your Crystal Gurin Burgos, Director of De- powerful 1950 film about disabled Korean 10.000 G.I.s at the same time over on needs with programs such as: velopment, 1573 Parkside Ave., Trenton, War veterans stars Marlon Brando (his CBS. How 'bout mat. • New Jersey Nightly News with Kent N.J., 08638. SATURDAYCONT. ffl) UVBMRE "JuvenH Juettos" • WOMEN: NEW YORK EDI- • NEWS Karan Black. ** -Vow UaM Guests: a Juvsnle offender on TION • UM (B EVAN8& NOVAK UpMy I*" (1877) Ok* Connjoe probation: Edward Bunker. SLOLA8ELTRAN tBOONEWS ALL M THE FAMX.Y MOVE *** "To Each HI* (CINE) MOVIE •* "Loose (B> TOtt MAMUM "OR WOM- (OME) HOME *** "8tflpes" ICE SKATMG Covaraga of tha SOwn" (1946) OMa da Havaand. Shoes" (1978) BM Murray. How- THC AOVBfTUnea OF (IMI)BB Murray. Harold Ran*. Ennla Cup from The reMtwriand*. John Lund. ard Hesseman. BCAUTY "Sao* Of CD limi HOUBX ON TIC *O5 10:00 IM8EARCHOF-. 11:40 Gordon rakjase to atee a^-a. aeaaaMaVvaeai ajM CD MOVE** "Last Of The Ret aODNEWS IOOO COUPLE (H) GREAT POETS. GREAT • M •»w •MOIBUIIB won Hoi Lovers" (1*73) Alan ArUn. A CMMJyS CRY This, docu- IJACKVANBJPE **Vk -The Fan" ofa t WRITERS: THOREAirS "WAL- SafyKatarmen. mentary presents a close-up look I ROLANDO BARRAL DEN" The words of this watt- at Ghsorefi evuggsng vritfi the de^ I MEN OF THE QENROKU ERA known wrttw «w dr«vnttlzod • •WALT I • MOVE ***H "Tha ty threat of vlolsnce, hungsrg . _i MOVE ** "DengwousMon- whsa the visual splendor of tha .1 nay* Mfckey And DonekT Mfcfc- StaBon" (1979) Ka»/Reno. AVld SpBTftUfll OaVtt- ey" (1946) Sldnsy Toler. Gloria Massachusetts woods at WaMan ey MOM* and Donald Duck ahare MkfcevRooneyH . Warren. Pond are captured by the cam- w ^KMB^II n • VJBVIBI ot civ* •_ MOVE **** "A Letter To • AN AMERICAN ORKaMAL 0 MOVE **V4 "A Study In era. "The Oregon Symphony Pop* Scerlet-- (19S3) Reginald Owen, Three Wtvae" (1940) Jeanne 11:46 Grata. Unda Darnel. With Gordon Macflae" Conduc- Awn MOMfDCBy* Stale tor Norman Leyden and the Ore- ® BEST OF BIZARRE NEWS va. • CAATEROOUNTRY ABC NEWS A MIMQMQ THE BLUES gon Symphony Pope Orchestra 99 THOROUGHBRED ACTION 8 • MOVE •** "The Men" • SABORLATMO are joined by guaat arttrt Gordon FROM AQUEDUCT (iaso). • BMECTAOULAR6BJE8 MacRae lor an inning of a*- nSNR3HTFUGHT W MOVIE ** "Knlghtriders" do. • AMAZMG YEARS OF C84E- Mnancan music from ine port- ffi8PORT8CENTER (1981) Ed Harris, Gary LahU. MA land CMc AudNonum. gj SOUPGOLD (B U»8F GYMNASTICS Cover- • MOVE *** "Little Men" (£) SPORTS 0 MOVIE *** 'Two Mutes For 40) Jack OaMa, Jimmy Lydon. 1146 Sister Sara" (1970) Shirley Mac- SPO BOKEO OE MB0CO OTUSH Lame. Cant Eastwood. KUNrrORJQAME • NEWS •900 S 11:1S ) JANUARY PREVEW ^ > WRESTLING • NHL HOOKEY PnsedaloN* ) HONOLULU MARATHON (R) (H) SING NOEL This program pra- I MYSTERY Flyers va. 8t Lot* BfcMs J NEWS/WEATHER/SPORTS asntt 0M Uttt* Snoars of ChsS- • MOEPENDENT NETWORK MOVE *••* "The Utts • NEW YORK UMVERBITY (CME) MOVE **V* "tilthall" tot. one of tha most catabrstsd NEW8 [ (Mat) SNrtqr Temple. BROADCAST LAB (1979) BUI Murrey. Chris choir* whose youngest member Is • MOVE I NOVA thirteen, among their, original fi CHEF TO THE EMPEROR WALTER MERC ADO To Peer tOM Merpretatlons of ancient French 3D BLUEBONNET BOWL Arkan- ©NEWS sas Razorbacks vs. Florida 10:15 Gator* from Houston, Tex. (R)/ • MOVE ** "Hostages" • O SATURDAY NBHT LIVE OD MOVE *** "Lucky Ma" (1943) Lutse Reiner. Arturo de (H) MOVE ** "Buddy. Buddy" (19S1) Jack Lemmon, Wetter 0 RACMQ FROM YONKER8 (19S4) Don* Day, Bob Cumrninas. • MOVE ***% "Downha 3D NEWS / WEATHER / 8PORT8 (I) MOVE **tt "Roaower" Racer" (1909) Robert Bedford, (1991) Jen* Fonda. Kris Kris- Kfc80 1246 QeneHackmen. (B) MOVE *** "Underground" 01 STREETS OF SAN FRANCS- (1941) Jeffrey Lyrm. PhBp Dom, 12:15 A CHMSTMAS CAROL NEWS • MOVE **tt "Happy Go • FRED ASTAWfc PUTTW ON Lowly" (1961) Vara BMn. Devtd O MOVE *** "The Lest Of MS TO* HAT Fred AMakVa Shesa" (1973) Richard Benjamin. Jsmes Coburn. remarkable career, kom ttie early • MOVE *** "The Bird With days «Hi ha aMar Adel* through The Crystal Plumage" (1970) 1240 AXLT.I Ma heyday at RKO wRh Glngsr Tony Mueante, Suzy KendaJL • MOVE *•* "The Hmoen- • THE BRAZKJAN CONNEC- borg" (1975) George C. Scott. TION BranTa Drat (res election* h Anna Bancroft manyofhlsaei 18 years end their Impact on the • • BEST OF MDMQHT SPE- HOT LME NEW YORK country* tun—aw examined In a CML S (•POT) MOVE **W "For tarv festurlna Mervi (BMONEVWEEK Your E£N Omy* (1981) Roger govemmera ofll- (TMO MOVE ***M "Gideon's Moore•.Topo, Topott Trumpef (1980) Henry Fonda. (TMC» MOVE **H "Ro8o*er" ttwaof American banks and buti- Joae Ferrer. (1981) Jane Fonda. Kris Krte- 12^8 GBMOVE *H "fcl PraJM Of Od- (B MOVE "The Utthnsta Impost- lOseS er Woman" (1978) Tom Berengar, *r"(NoDate) Wttk of Dae », 1.SU TV TATTLE •H "OAS. 117 a nearby diner through com- edy monologues, music and drama. MOVIE ** "LOOM Two-career couple Kate Jackson and Tim Matheson star as a romanti- LUCY cally involved couple who .RODEO work in the same office in PROM THE EDITOR'S "Listen to Your Heart," a MOVK ** The TV movie on CBS Tuesday, MAN BUILDS - MAN Jan. 4. tag UfcT (IMS) 440 Will Nye, George Coe, MOVK •* "Ftanhouaa" Cassie Yates, Ellen X Smith, (HSU S HOVK **» "Blood On Tha Marge Kotlisky and Alison (I) MOVK **» Star (IMS) Jama Cagnay. Syt- LaPlaca co-star. (D MOVK ** "Tha Amancano Miss Jackson plays a (TMQ MOVK •*» "Saoond (tjKS) Otam Font Frank Lovajoy. woman who starts a new job US Hand llsarti" (1980) Robart GDMBM Ron Carey at a book publishing house • MOVK *** -AnaMc And Bkaka. Barbara Harr*. 4£6 after an unhappy romance OMLaoa~ (1944) Cary Grant. M (H) MOVK ** "Buddy. Buddy" 'Pomp Boys'pilot with her former employer. JiatapMnilM. (SPOT) MOVK **M "RoStMar (1M1) Jack Lammon. W« At her new job, she meets an tSB (1981) Jana Fonda. Kits Krk> editor (Matheson) who, after ENTERTAINMEMT THIS Maraai 4:15 What began as a series of (B MOVK **H "8Mond Hand cabaret performances, years of playing the field, is I Harti" (WeO) Robart BMfca. Bar- graduated to off-Broadway ready for a sincere relation- S MOVK ••* -Tha CoMpatt- baraHarrta. and then moved to Broad- ship. So is she; but they aon- rmoi RJdiard Orayluta. way now takes on a new quickly learn the difficulties Aaylnang- (TMQ MOVK ** "Buddy. Bud- identity as a one-hour varie- of combining love and work ' MO dy" (Wei). ty pilot for a future NBC in the same of flee. MARY TYLER MOORE series. S MOVK *** Thoaa raw— 436 $7B • MOVK * * "Murdar On FtkjM The pilot of "Pump Boys Troyt gar(197S> Ralph Diimy. Poty and Dinettes," which • MOVK **H "Ths Last Man received a 1982 Tony Award OM0VK**H-WUSA-(1970) On Earth" (1064) Vhwant Prtca. ORATPATROL nomination for best musical as well as four Drama Desk nominations, is in produc- tion now in Hollywood. The original Broadway SUNDW stars will join the pilot — John Foley, Mark Hardwick, Debra Monk, Cass Morgan, John Schimmel and Jim Wann. Singer Tanya Tucker DELAWARE and actor Ron Carey, from "Barney Miller," will guest- TO SC ANNOUNCED SMLOH APOSTOUC TB*- star. Ll__ "Pump Boys" tells the (•POT)MOVK ** -SpW Of Tha tale of four gas station Wind- (ICTv) CNaf Dan Gaorga. workers in North Carolina and two sisters who operate Kate Jackson •VANS4N0VAK MOVK *** "Aajgro Troppo" (197S) Anlmatad. UPDATE (H) MOVK *** "Tha Man Who (ONE) MOVK *** "Tha SuaV I DAY OF DISCOVERY 8aw Tomorrow" (1961) Docu- vana" (1944) Thomas Mttchal. UPDATE CAPTAWI by Orson AmaBaxssr. IMAOsUAQORkUA •U, WORLD OF ANV WaftM. [•SESAME STREET (R)Q •EOS W ORAL ROBERTS CD MOVK ** "Tha 8hogun © CARTOONS . 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Quest AJ 43 Lifting IWl ACROSS 51 Charts Sheriff MM stitch CD MOVK •** Taming Of The 55 Actress Day Lobo Shraw" (1»S7) Efeabath Taytor. 1 — Benjamin 57 Negative 26 Dussault or 46 Totals to 1*f7. »a PJchard Burton. 8 He's Barnaby word Marchand 47 The Love — Jones 59 Mauna — 27 Hope or 48 Columnist —., to be fee 13 Actor Crenna 60 Mary on Newhart Bombeck rearing ptaca of Philip of 14 Poker term Soap 28 Robot drama '50 A portion MeoadonlBa Bw fsaher of Akvtan* « ID CHBAMUWD CHURCH oar Sw Qraat la narrstod by MOVK ** "BtoMae's Big 15 Bullfight 61 Actress Faye 29 French 52 In addition HOUR OaaT (1949) Penny StogMon. cheer 63 Booth summer 53 — Richard's 33 tVANBt NOVAK Arthur Lake. 16 Spat 64 Actor Robert Almanac OULTBIQ 31 Palm leaf itnrm. 8 MOVK ***H "Across The 17 Miss Burstyn 32 Cape 54 Beach IOOUNTKY MUSIC Qraal PMdt" (1976) Robart 18 Mr. Arnaz DOWN 33 Ruby or material 20 Sweet potato Sandra 56 Sigma. Nu. Roy AcuB. Ooty Parton. Loratta 22 Food fish 1 Goad Delta LWB» apdMMsPeart. 36 Playwright (TMC) MOVK ***tt "Pamias 23 Russian yes 2 Irritate Simon 58 Bessell or Vl^F* ••"• a^Ta^a^BT^Uw^BaBna^GaE •*%¥ l*v£ From Hsewsn" t1S61) Steve Mar- 25 Miss Barreth 3 Freezes Koppell WMTE HOUSE t)n.BarnadattaPatart. 40 Face the — •9 HOME **H "PJde The «Md 27 Gimme A -I 4 Initials for 41 Actress 62 Monogram SurT (1994) Fabian, ShaBay £00 30 Singer Neir" Harper Gilda for Fleming • VMLD TMES Sam Bfcttt. Ban 34 Result of 5 Swiss river LEGACY Ths story of «jonnson, Bruoa DOMannar ano Penny Peyser star In this adven- three strikes 6 Actor a u old la 3 HBTJCI N V X s turous and romantic tats that 35 At home Donahue N N 3BVN n V surgery latokl takes ptaoa In the years between 37 Monogram 7 Asner or o sluU o a V O N|S WFOQUE tha CM War and tha 1880* and for Nimoy • Mulhare o i Mi u 0 a teat the story of Hugh Cardiff. MOVK** "Abbott AndCoe- 38 Meriwether 8 Sooner than tMto Maat Or. Jekyi And Mr. America's first WM Wast show 9 Actor Martin Impresario. (Parti) or RemicK Hyde" (1ttS3> Boris Kartoft. Crakj 10 Farm LARRY FERRARI 39 Comedian BMBE BUBBCSS TOOAY t MOVK *** "Tom Sawyer" David structure S SCHOLASTIC SPORTS (1972) Johnny Whttakar. Celeste 42 Actor Chevy 11 Donkey: Ger. man MOMS **M -for Your ACADEMY 44 A continent 12 Hawaiian Eyas 0«ty (1MT) I • THE LATHE OF HEAVEN m 45 Archaic goose IMsflbn adaptation of Ursula K. Topot (BcaooioD pronoun 19 Miss Lupino Le OusTiscience-action novel, a ~)TMBM« OD NEWS / WEATHER / SPORTS 46 Help 21 Defile (CME) MOVK *• "Tha Lagsnd dream epsckeiet uses a man's 24 He was OfThsLonaPjangar(t*ao)NBv unique power to creale new 49 Loads: abbr. ton Spaabury. Chnatophar Ltoyd. worlds that are tree of war. db- m m NFL TODAY 1983 United Feature Syndicate, me _l MOVK *»H_"Lova Ms Ton- OUOHTERBKOFTHE •otenSas TUMEOBI I WAiXSTRKTWEBC S SLOLABB.TRAN MAYER. HOY. MANAMA SANTO DOMMGOMVrrA OS THE BM STORY (S 80METHMQ-8 AFOOT Jean BANTIQIKS ANO AMERICANA POMEfBQGJO ITAUANO • DMmB KASTAMS CTMO MOVK **V4 "Urban Cow- Staptotonand Andy Qlbb star in (D WORLD CUP 8MNQ Cover- S MOVK *** "LouMana Pur- boy" (1980) John Travolta. Debra trss musical whodunit about 10 age of the Man's Ohm Slalom chase" (1941) Bob Hope. Vera houasguerts at an EngRsh coun- **H "For Your Eyas from Madonna. Ita^TO Zortna. try house who are murdered one OahrftMl) Pjogar Moore. TopoL cci TnEVMEBCM RCMEMf MUIORWUK 99 MOVK ** "U1 Scratch" gPREaOKJACICBOKB WORLD (H) HMRT POMM: TNI MAN S MOVK *** "Popeye" (1970) OS TOP RANK BOXMQ Coverage OP SPOUTS "Martial Arts" VWt (1960) ftobbi WMsms. Shaasy 4*0 of the John Dino Demis (Mass) / Bw AAU-USA Junior Olympics as DuvaJL Oomy Long (Ohio) 10-round young experts compete for Haas OVATION 0 NFL FOOTBALL Los Angeles heavyweight bout (from Pitts- CNN SPECIAL REPORT Rama at San Francisco 49ers burgh Pa.)(R) UVEWBK "Voices Of Democ- HEEHAW SSKEALTHWEEK 8 OEORQE PUMPTON YEAR- CB5 THE ADVENTURE8 OF DwahowUz. Harvard Law School: END REPORT Qeorge Plimpton BLACK BEAUTY "Lost" The OP MOVK * mfliyzss tt*# flpoftsfM triumphs of BMB- (1991) f Chuoh Sktw. ACLU: Guy Davis. rogue and thief Shney, sent to 1962. prison for robbing Squire Arm- or* O MOVIE *** "Run A • NOTOMRrO ITAUANO *15 strong. Is beck..seeking revenge. *M "Under Tha Crooked MM" (1969) Louis Jour- (Parti) (1961) Chevy Chase. • POOaWBCANOI • MOVK *Vi "The Blue Bird" dan. Mary Tykv Moore. 3) MOVK **% "Tha Patatod (1940) SMrtay Temple. Spring • MOVK **** "Tha Execu- 4:15 HBs-(19«1) Lassie. Paul Ksay. tion Of Private Slovfc" (1S73) O HIT PARADE ITALIANO &Z2Z1 •POT)MOVK *** "Sunday m *S9 HUaTun 8nMfl« rMu BaMtty. 430 XSKATBMCovarageofthe NewNew 'Yerkr(19S4) CM Robarlaon. WaJJ Hugh CardM a JU6MJ3B Three besets - TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL B ^^BM fjMBBBB. Tlaak MBBMB1BB«B«ABMS>#BB1 ^^BBBa» I *«*a^ mwlB IW PJlvHnVlllt w— otWBengaofhls "Enamorann." "Oadma" and THE LAWMAKERS (D MOVK **Vt "My Brother both aharpehootlng and "VWons" - choreographed by 300MV-LONES Ta»S TO Horses- (194S) " Blfan, >w young mown, AHonao Flguaroa to the muHcal {DOMENtCASPORTTVA out In • of i RUTQERSBOWL (8POT) MOVK ** "Spirit Of The Wind" (1979) Chief Dan George. S MOVK *** "PJng Of Bright SamPlcken*. ^ MOVK *** "Uvmg N Up" Water" (1969) BB) Travers. Vlrgln- (Z) MOVIE *** "Captain 64)DsanMarBn. Jerry Lewis. laMcKanna. Blood" (1935) Errol Rynn. OBvla MOVCC **• "The Bkj Steep _ WA8HN0TON WEEK Bi « EVAN8A NOVAK (IBM* Humphrey Bogart. Lauren flCVKW _ MOVK *** "Little _ SPECIAL DELIVERY "Clever MAflJCOFOB-PABCnNQ (1940) Jack OsaJe. Jkiany Lydon. Jack" The First AM ChWran's MOVK **H "The Man Who Theatre of New York ( « Tomorrow" (1961) Docu- SEMMJMOQPESDCLA— NvrMsdl by Orton CAOOLOMBIANA musical show for, about and star- ITALIAN LUBA COOK* ring klda 6-17 years old. «VICTORY GARDEN II VI. Week of Dec. 31.1912 SUNLWCONI ATFK ro i f PAOODELUCM CABLE LOG f PHHT IWM WITH OAVD (DIME IMS MIERHAT1ONAL Sal Marchiano is TCHAaXOVSJCY COMPETITION preaBg in love with ESPN companion. Included am By Peter Mode ON YOU ARE THERE "Joining ESPN was like } ITALIAN SPORTS ACTION of the legendary RuMtan going to sportscaster's *** -Th, Okaa TCMN Irani vpfiofn II — ftZ. fJDVOU: heaven," says Sal Marchiano, (IMS) who spent 13 years at CBS MfflEVCW and ABC before joining the ITOTHEHTJS- (DWOmsaUNDAY 24-hour all-sports cable net- . ... . -g. _-_ . t ffi *« — QNEO*Y»TATME work in June, 1980. "Instead THE WOUD TOMORROW of doing a three-minute spot, of fearMeMdeV _ 7tSO ! WALL SIHEIll JOURNAL OD IBSIERIIAIU Kf7 HM a ENTERTAINMENT THIS it allows me to do half-hour TBaE OF DELIVERANCE and full hour sportscasts and SELORKNTAL all the boxing broadcasts I S MYSTERY want" Sftntimirf i IM ii T!Sf #QgLAMfAlgVAUJEYFOWUM PEOPLE TO PEOPLE The main attraction for moving to cable was to have TRAPPER JOHN. MJX more say in the events he CD NEWS ATTIC I SJMMY8WAOOAKT covered. Boxing has always THE< been his favorite sport and the • JACK NHL HOCKEY MM JVM> i> Brooklyn-born Marchiano has covered five or six fights a . Sal Marchiano FAWLTY TOWERS week during tenure at ESPN. Bl SEARCH OF_ MTOUCH _ THE ADVENTURES OF TO 'Tve gotten a Ph-D. in Martin and Rickey Hender- •LACK MAUTY "UT The S boxing," he says. "I wouldn't son, Wilt Chamberlain, col- d AM Sfeney. MM to PROHLE81AMEPJC AN ART get that doing local news lege basketball coaches Jim prim tor robbing Squire Arm- NEWS FROM JAPAN is back_aeeklng revenge. where I had to do little tricks Valvano and Digger Phelps 8 MOME **H TghthewM" to get ratings." and tennis players Roscoe (19B1) 0)1 r Stafcme. BBy His first year at ESPN was Tanner and Harold Solomon CH> MOV* *** Tort Apache. also spent covering NCAA with their wives. The Brorar" (1981) Paul Newman, football, but he gave up those "Tanner and Solomon are Ed/ duties because it didn't allow close friends," be says. "They him enough time for his wife IMt STANLEY CUP discussed the problems of jl •» AT THE and daughter. Now, in addi- being on the road with the ten- aDAMIWHCbTUNQ tion to his duties anchoring nis circuit Their problems 09 NEWS / WEATHER / SPORTS SportsCenter and are different from people who t In «i i and a look at what 1983 «• bring arepreeanted. (ONE) MOVK ***Vt "Whoaa SportsForum, last week he work 9 to 5, such as the story I Maabegka la act Jyet m» Ute la II Anywayr* (19S1) Rtehard •L (Parti) ll MATT HOUSTON began hosting "Pony's People Mrs. Tanner told me about STRMOHTTALK DfvyfuMa Jolvi CIMMIM. in Sports." a half-hour sports • •NATURE (TMC) MOME ***Vt "Pamlat how hard it is to find a late- HEAL TO I From HaavwT (1981) Slava Mar- profile show airing Monday night laundromat in Paris." nights. The series, taped at Metro- i• BLACK STAR OF THE SLVER 1ftO6 "It's a conversation media studios in New York 0 program," says Marchiano, City, is sponsored by Pony, LOMEJORDEFKSTA «fcU "with a lot of introspection by the athletic shoemaker. t MAKMQ IT -Horn To Sun** (D MOVK *• Tatoon's Gold" And Succeed n The'Ma" Ftoeol the guests. I have a lot of "Pony has relationships (1962) John Martay. Sfenon Mao- shows in mind and already with a lot of athletes," says **V» -Hard Con- iMkabourhowtoha have 70 percent of the ath- Marchiano. "They consider Cobum.Lea toao letes booked." I SPORTS EXTRA themselves the Ferrari of THE GOLDEN AOE OF TELE- Upcoming shows will fea- shoes. Instead of just buying Tha Cuma Jan" Mtefcay IFROMTHEEOrTOfrSOESK RETURN OF THE 8AWT IOAVE ALLEN AT LAROE ture Houston Oilers' running commercial air time, they § MOWE ** "Owl 8a AfcakJ oomlc «•» Artiraa aa a star by IOCCTOR M THE HOUSE back Earl Campbell, Reggie wanted to sponsor a program Of Tha Dark- (tfTOj Kkn Oarby. Jawum»ma»ar|ona around Mm. Jackson, WBC heavyweight featuring athletes up close •aaam IDEPORTIVA d) MOME ***U -Panntaa champ Larry Holmes, Billy with good discussion." From llaaian" (1M1) Slawa Mar- IKITANOKUNY JONTARQET **** -World wafi- (H) MOVK **H "Rolovar M MOME **M "icaUnd- (1942) Jana Fonda. Krt» Krhv Senla Hanla. John Payna. • ALLASOUTTV (SPOT) MOVK *U "UrxJar Tha ^^v 1MB ^VIEBw^Biaa^^^B natnoow" (1961) Cha«y Chaaa. QD (SPOT) MOVIE ***V» S MOME ***V* "Tha Andar- 83 STYLE BOOMMOJOFANTAaTnOO irdMtQChrMophar CarrtaFMhar. # STATE OF THE ARTS aon Tapaa" (1971) Sean Conmry, 12:45 no OVATION ) ODD COUPLE pyan Cannon. W HOME *** -They Al (0) BYMNA8TC8 Covaraga ol (D NBA BASKETBALL Datrolt 0 ENTERTAINMENT THI8 L—»IIT JWtD Audray Hap- I ARTHUR a CLARKE'S MYS- m COMMUNnY UPDATE flw USSR «a. Pann Slata oompal- PMona at Lot Anailii Lakara (SPOT) MOVK ***M "Whoaa (NOME Oua to baMkout i OD MOME *H -Stabad And Tha EATTHEBUOU Ula la It Anyway?" (1981) Richard Eya O« Tha Tkj^ (W77) PHrlok (D Inyouraraa.) tWJlPORTEE Oraytuaa, John Caaaavataa. _ NETWORK i WORLD VMON ran HOT SPOTS NEWS IKBX. KOREAN THEATRE 35 MOVK **M "Tha Vardfct" d) NFL FILM "Super Bowl II" CD TMO: OPUS NO. • ) SATURDAY MOHT Qraan Bay Packer* va. Oakland Iaaac8*amand (1946) Sydnay Qraanatraat. Pater 1 Raaa partorm Tito No. Lorra. 1 m C major. Opua No. 8" by tha SPORTS UPDATE 1 our Specialty THE RpCKFORD FUB 11:00 MOVK * "Modarn Proto- THE REPRO CENTRE ilama" (1981) Chavy i IS-WT r/Arbamaa. (609) 443-8080 IBARRYR ** ThaLagand i AT THE Ol TfcaLoaa nawgar- (t980) Km- I MOVK *** "Frenzy" (1972) Ion SpSafeury. Chrtatophar LtowS. •Ion Flncn* BsViy f mat} MOVK ***tt "Tana kW.V.QRANT m MOVK••# "Deed Man On ~ (1W1) Craig Wamock, aVORTS AMBKA -1982 Tha Run" (19T8) Paler Oravaa, MOVK -Torraton Cay (No MOVK **** "Cmzm 18 NABHMLLE AUM9 .—Jtr J1**V Oraon Waaaa. ACTION JoaaphCotMA. REPRODUCTION SERVICES (PODMOMK** -tlolaoAoar LAUQHTRAX m*n To^r ~ - 700 CLUB WITH LAW- S MOVIE *** "Modwtt Romanor (1W1) Albert Brooks, Mgji^^-. ^BaBaBMaaM Kamryn irwi. T.V. TIME 11 r SUNDAYCONT. TV PEOPLE CD MOVK »» topping" (No MOVK ••* "8Ne The Oar* Hacfcmen. NOVA launches tenth (ED MOVK *•* They M MO with repeat of first .- - (INI) Audrey Hep- CD NBA BASKETBALL Houston By Debra Morgeat tern Katz burn. BsnC Rockets at Meaeukee Bucks (R) 2:18 CD HOLLYWOOD (TMQ MOVK **** "Whose For nine years, NOVA has Ufa H M Anyweyr* (1961) PJcherd been presenting programs on • MOVK **» The Brofters Dreyftjas,John< the "events that have shaped Rtoo" (19S7) FUitnl ConM. our world" — events like the CD MOVK **Vt "Wghthewks" first American test-tube baby (1981) Sylvester Staeono. Bay and the eruption of Mt St. I WOULD CUT of *e Helens; the 100th birthday of (VOT) MOVK ***H "Super- Albert Einstein and the prob- iBJfy.fR) nan W (I960) Christopher Reeve. . 440 (TMCI MOVK • ••» Teae CJD ABM WRESTUNQ (R) lems of growing old; oil spills (IMf) Craig Warnock. ©THE NBK M REVIEW and toxic chemicals in the QDATTHIMOVKS environment; dinosaurs and (ED MOVK **H -Roaovw" Model T cars. «1961) Jane Fonda. Krtt Kfte- The PBS series, which is HMT ESTATE: RELKMON M © produced by WGBH Boston, > MOVK **» "Low For enters its tenth season on War (HTH Ua BOMNQffQ £00 Tuesday, Jan. 4 with the SEROEANTMLKO • MOVK *** The Lad O» S rebroadcast of its first tele- Animals are under scrutiny in MS The Ski BURMT (t969) Documen- 4*6 cast "The Making of a Natu- "The Making of a Natural MARY TYLER I tary. Ron Funk. Ed FScfcs. (SPOT) MOVK *•• "Sunday m ral History Film." The pro- LAUREL ANO HARDY New York" (1964) CM Robertson. History Film." « Jane Fonda. gram is an apt choice — it ) NEWS/WEATHER/SPORTS 440 demonstrates the ingenuity of moving in too quickly on an IMOHTWATCH *1S CD FRACTURED FLICKERS man, the incredible ability of animal under study would science and the beauty of the scare him off. Sometimes that natural world. means moving closer to an Of course, not all in the nat- animal day by day, sometimes ural world is beautiful to it means bringing an organ- MONDAY everyone — and some in the ism indoors where a complex audience might have to avert environment is created to their eyes when faced with simulate the organims's real close-ups of cockroaches and environment. tha odventurous Hucklabany Finn beetles. There's something When it works — and there And* a tarrMad runaway sieve. here even for the squeamish, are setbacks — wonderful 840 however — bats and water things can be achieved, such (ED ALL inrMMrn M A DAY A fleas, for instance. as photographing the inside of group of cNkfcan 8ve on a pianat where tha aun aMnaa avary aavan The program details the a hen's developing egg. years tor only two hours- work of the Oxford Scientific The rewards are great for Films Unit, a group of zoolo- the photographers. Says one: gists and biologists turned "I get a tremendous feeling of DAYmK CMLORBfS SHOWS filmmakers, who use their sci- priyelege, of seeing something entific knowledge to make which no one has ever seen •40 "extraordinary film of CD MARK TWAM THEATRE before, particularly when you "Huek Finds Jbn** Ufa atong tha extraordinary organisms." see something you didn't MMsetopI Wver continues when Their goal: "the shot that expect to see in the first •ta adventurous HucUebarry FWi seems impossible." place. One goes home so excit- •nds A tviMBd runMMy stave It is a process that requires ed; I probably lose half the CD TODAY'S SPECIAL "Pats" ins mRwin lypss ov pn •ra enormous patience, since night's sleep." tha cara they naad ara tha focus of today's shew. group of chMren Ive on s plenet Matthews. 1140 CD DU8TYS TREEHOU8E where the sun shines avary seven 546 CS) *** "The French Lieuten- Scooter and Max gat Into trouble years for only two hours. ant's Woman" (1981) Meryl byptaytngwtth KM phone end da- (ONE) *•* "Alagro Non Trop- Streep, Jeremy Irons. tufWnQ pooplai Vettfi crank csSc po" (1976) Animated. CD VIC'S VACANT LOT (R) (SPOT) ** "Joseph Andrews" 140 840 (1977) Arm-Margret; Peter Firth. CD TODAY'S SPECIAL "Pets" CD ** "Hangar 18" (1980) Dar- ren McQavin. Robert Vaughn. 1240 ine oBwant types ot pats ana CO) ** "Forbidden" (1947) Oie cere they need ara tha locus 640 Douglas Montgomery, Hazal of today's show. 840 (SPOT) **** "Moscow Court. 140 CD SPORTS Doaant Betove In Tears" (1980) (CME) •*% "For Your Eyes Vera Alantovs, Alaxel Batalov. CD A MOVK STAR'S DAUGHTER 640 Only" (1981) Roger Moore. Topol. Frank Converse and TrM Ahera- CD SPORTSWOMAN (R) 740 1248 (TMO ***\4 "Eyewitness' (E) ***H "Pennies From Heav- ojrl In a new school, who suddenly (1981) SJgourney Weaver. WWem Aataa (L) ami Sszaaae Semen stag a mnfcer CD FUTURE SPORT A sdenMc en" (1981) Steve Martin. Bema- Hurt dette Peters. I "Nat Sa Damb Blaafn" oa "Snaaae Semen aad I and out her tether I* a mmffmMmuon %M enn eWIOa^aiw^ l aaatwb^emGnk «»aBBGaffJ«* I^Ma 740 Tea TIIIIMI GAV a variety tpedal te air Moaday. Improving their game. (R) ** "The Runaways" 1240 Jaa.3«aCSS. VanWV- • *** "Kiss Ol Death" (1947) MQH FEATHER 740 Brian Dontovy, victor Mature. CD •PORT8CENTER ADVENTURES M R/UMBOW 840 140 «COUNTRY "The Stolen Tugboat" fc0 (H) *+* "HandMi With Cara" O •* "The Last Roman" A satec from baMnd trie Iron Cur- -_ ° (1977) Paul La Mat. Candy Clark. (1972) Orson WeBas, Laurence CD MARK TWAM THEATRE taWi Junps Mel own tviftptna steMta CD SPORTSWOMAN (R) Harvey. 840 -Husk flnoa Jka" Las atano Me MacOregor's tugboat In an CD SM SCHOOL Ttos for better {TMO **** "Tees" (1979) (ONE) ***M "Dead End" to reach his Canadian sfcang. (Famed at rOBngton. VL) Nastassia Kbisfci. Peter Firm. (1937) Sylvia Sldpey. Joel (R) McCras. 146 140 940 (Q) *** "Man On A String" CD «TUDtO SB TV. TV" VkH a CDSP0RT8CENTER (1980) Ernest Borgnlne. Kerwm (TMQ *** "OaRpoil" (1981) Mathews. kMs leach each other on Mai QMon. Mark Lee. CD NBA BASKETBALL Detroit ta* schooTs dosed drouN TV PMons at Los Angatee Lakers (R) 948 140 .(R) © ** "Casbah" (1948) Tony (ED ** "Final Assignment" 140 Martin. MwtaToren. (1980) Genevleve BuJoW. Michael CD AUTO RACMQ Coverage of York. CD MARK TWASI THEATRE the NASCAR Harvest ISO (R) 940 "Huek Finds Jbn" Ufa along tha (SPOT) ***M 'Time Bandits" (8POT) ***Vt "Whose Ufe Is It 440 (1981) Crakj Wamock. David Anyway?" (1981) Richard Dray- CD FULL CONTACT KARATE fuss. John Cassavetes. Coverage of the US. super ight- 240 waigMcharnplonshlp.(R) 1040 CD THE TOMORROW PEOPLE (H) ***V4 "Superman II" (1980) (B **tt "The Frozen Dead" atsIMM ajar Is Ms spsdaJ Tha Medusa Strain" John and ChrMopher Reeve. Margot Kldd- (1967) Dana Andrews. Arma Pok. Carol mm gravely Injured by CD W6TRUCII0NAL SERIES ,,. CB **Vfr "Ntghthawks" (1981) L (Part 4) CD **K "Tha Tel Target" Sylvester StaHone, BWy Dae WH- Moves" Quest Rene Portland. (1951) Ok* Powat, Paula Ray- Perm State coach. (R) CD YOU CANT DO THAT ON mood. 240 TELEVNtON "PersonaPerso l Hyglane" &4S CD *** The Egg And I" (1947) (CME) ***K"Qeord)e"(1956) everybody Is "el war to show CD VKTS VACANT LOT (R) daudette Cofcert. Fred MacMur- BM TriVeTS, Nofaett Oocson. (CME) "Days Of Fury" (ED **• "Handle With Cere" CD THE ADVENTURES OF 1040 (1977) Paul La Mat. Candy Clark. BLACK BEAUTY "tost Qoddsss" CD **• "Modem Romance" (SPOT) *•** "Fiddler On Tha 840 (1961) Atoert Brooks. Kathryn Roof (1971) Topol. Norms •« arrhai of Urn Mgh PrkM of CD ** "Paris Playboys" (1954) Harrold. Crane. Bowery Boys. VaolsVonn. 1140 440 840 (TMC) ***U "Whose Ufa Is It (TMC) ***Vi ••Eyewitness" (TMC) * Tha Burning" (1981) Anyway?" (1961) Richard Drey- (1981) SJgourney Weaver. WM M A DAY A Jason Alexander, Brian fuss, John C Hurt. 12 vr. urn MONDWCONT. •JB4PACT9 (H) t-A. JAZZ Tlia Ahmad Jamal (D MOVK *** "Homa Batora O MOVK ** "Bad Uttte ***-War Wagon" (19*7) 730 OF Trio and MUM stngar Jimmy Dark" (19S8) Jam Sbnmona. AngaT (1939) Virginia Wakflar. ••• io*- _ TO DANCE FOR OOUfc • Wheispuen ara Hatursd ki this Rhonda Ftamho. Gmt RvynoWc 94TEWNATIONAL BALLET COM- atgment sal In the Lighthouse (S MONEYLME UPDATE ROMANCE THEATRE OBMMLYREUO HON> irtflfWfUl. MHWB- i Harmoaa Beach, CsMor- 8 MOVK ** "The Firm Day Of OD *•* -B+r ALLMTHEFAMLY : Figure skater Dick Button nla. tha nation's okSaat Jazz dub. Paaoa" (1972) Richard Johnson. YOU ASKED KM IT 1«W Franco Naro. TOM0HT and Mama Champion an tha f) TRAPPER JOHN. MJX (E) SPORTSCENm program on\«he II O MOVIE •*% "Lady In IP THE BEBT OF CARBON CamanT (1968) Frank Shwtra. (Be STAR6KY AND HUTCH RaqualWalch. : AUPOBON VHUHJFE THE- HAWAinVG-0 2M6 • MOVK ** "Satan Stoepa O PBttPECnVE: MV40RTTY I SATURDAY MQHT Fora««r(1»82). 0 SALLY 8TRUTHOW WORLD 330 MADAMF8 PLACE # • •JNEWHART OF LOVE 8aty Struthan hods MARY TYLCT MOORE BBM*A*S H _J HOME *•» "Tha Big Store" PBSLATEMOHT Ma lund-raWng program for tha OFFTHE8ET M8HT (1*41) Ian Brothers, Tony Mar- LUCHA1 Christian ChMrarTt Fund. MOVK. **V* "Carry On • ON CALL: VALLEY HEALTH iCHARUrSANQELS S 1 • MOVK *tt "Madkjan'a Mi- Scrasmkig '(1967) QaraM Thonv Hak> flraai My Frtaads" aow" (1967) Dtwdn Honman. at, Harry CorbatL 1138 • COMMUNTfY UPDATE tYPERAMAMRECfT- © MOVK •** "Troubla Along ®PEOPLENOW TMENEWS • group Of MM wko ••WTVIr fWI Tha Way" (1953) John Wayna. a by Chopin. DomaRaad. iao In a d) MOVK *** "Tha Franch ^ 330 Uautanant's Woman" (1981) Q HERE'S LUCY (CME) MOVK *H "Ctaopatra Mary) Straap, Jarsmy Irons. Jonas And Tha C—mo Of Qokf • BLACK NEWS 130 W MOVK *** "Bvts" (1979) THE •OOTT HAMLTOK WORLD (WSJ Ta Dobson. Stala • S NBC NEWS OVERMQHT SMWBfM* Kurt Russst. Osason HuMay. 6B) ALL ABOUT TV aPORISTOOAV ON BE Scott Hamt- 9 AMERICA'S TOP TBI (SPOT) MOVK **V4 -nua Fan" 41 THE ADVBWTURES Of ma World W WOEPENDENT NLIMMfcX (1961) Lauran BacaH. Jamas OEAUTY Qarnar. HI •MPs) WH§ KOJAK (SPOT) MOVK ** "Honor MOVK ** "Qrwats On Tha {E HORSE RACMQ WEBO.Y (R) •» arrwaJ of •« Hkj* Priast of S Guard" (No Data) Rod 8Wgar. 3>BARRYFARBER Looaa" (1943) East SMs Kids, 136 (TMC) MOVK •* "Final Aaafcjn- (CINE) MOVIE ** "Tha tnanf" (1980) Qanavtova BuJoM. ANP10 W»«J.t Susan Antoy (SPOT) MOVK ** "You Ught Osmnad" (1969) Dkk Bogarda. MIchaslYork. < Up My LMa" (1977) Dkl Com. Joa mgrMThuln. 330 130 (ED NOT NECE88ARLY THE •n nour of ***"*Qi' QED< MKETBALLCIn- atLoukwaaCar- © MOVK **V4 "Tha Bobo" NEW8 Comttdy skdctiM conv* (1967) Palar 8alars, Brltt Bcland. ICsHartsutsm. Wasl Oarmany. QD COLLEQE BASKETBALL St 230 footage In an OIRM itMtMctaki OOMMUTY OF •jonns nMnwn v Sivon HM INEWSMQHTWATCH off. 9 • Pk«kM(R) 430 CRmCAL VOICE Tha PuKzar (BlKWIOKT IJOEFRANKLM LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE I TO BE ANNOUNCED 114K (TMC) MOVK **• "QaapoT' PURUE Meiba Moore. Robart UTTLE HOUSE: A (1961) Mai Otoaon. Mark Laa. I DELAWARE VALLEY FORUM 8QuRaume and Sherman Hematoy So«M UMon It profJad. _ MOVK **H "Roaovar" An aging doctor MSNANANA 12:10 are featured ki a performance of (B MOVK •• "Hangar 18" (1961) Jane Fonda. Kris Kris- the hH Broadway musical based (1960) Darran McQavtn. Robart on Osskt Davts's pity "Puria Vlc- Vaughn. (ID NHL HOCKEY Oatron Rad torloue." Wings at Naw York Rangars (R) YOSEOUEMENTIA (Qua to mandatory blackout ragu- MOVK •** The Compett- Forca Falcons vs. Vandarblit S (S PAT COUJN8 HVPNOIUfcB wDOnBt tnm gavTW mtsy noi DV «on- (1990) PJchard Orayfuas, THE OOPS Hypnotist Pat CoBns Commodores from Birmingham, shown In your araa.) AJe.(R) CD FUTURE SPORT A sdantMc (DRAT PATROL (SPODMOVK Martousartiorm. of •nwoc perform- - (1990) Wood* 1230 430 • • LATE NMHT WTTH DAVD krnrovtng malr gama. (R) (ED MOVE **** "Suparman OD RACMQ Cov- SDSPORTS UPDATE U" (1980) ChrMophar Reeve, IBH fffMHJ (TMO MOVK * "Tha Burmng" MargotKkMar. . __. -plOMhlp Olhtiow RBOB. 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MM- awanthchM of aaavanthcNkLls iMNfi thfll Qlno* IIM tha dauqhUr to a readtan. Cmli ^n TIME IKKKKBO^MIO paamLfPartD doaa now want to Mow In har ©SPORTS TODAY nioihaf'a footatapa. (Part 1) (H) THE ADVENTURES OF • *** "Man On A String" BLACK BEAUTY "Whara's (1M0) EMM Bergnlna. Kararin OBOBNEWHART QB NBA BASKETBALL Naw York Kntcfcs v. Phoanbc Suna Jonah?" Squire Armstrong I NEWS FROM CITY HALL TM tatoa. 7:00 08QOMERPYLE 70S Cl **U "Ctiad HanrW (1940) QB NBA BASKETBALL Atlanta agrcM> ol taaaa a*w twlp HT Hanry Fonda. Dorothy Lamour. CBSNEWS 730 Hawks vs. San Antonio Spurs ICME) *** "TN» SporOng EVEWNOMAOAnNE LMa- (1963) Richard Harrla. 7:46 (B THE AOVCNTURES Of • M*A*8*H MOVE MUSEUM Hoat BLACK BEAUTY "Wft«ra-« TBTACDOUOH fcOO T" 8«*« AnMtrong • WALT DttNEY "The Natfefataa« IABC NEWS a (TMO ***V* Tour Friends" (1M1) CraJg Waaaon. Jod Thakw. SOAP OPERA WEEK (B***H -Brian's Song (1971) (SPOT) ***7 Twnlss From New soap, new home «0 (H) *** "On Qoktan Pond" for Robert Horton Hepburn. By Nancy M.Reidurdt attempt to tighten up "AW's" Now that he's settled in sagging Nielsen ratings. QDfTMQ *•• The Compett- over at "As the World Turns," Bon" (1990) Rtahard DraylUaa. QD DOT AND SANTA GLAUS Dot Am* mm Robert Horton (Whit McCall) has closed up his Hollywood 440 (SPOT) ** "You Ught Up My homestead and moved into a Ruth Warrick has been rid- LMT (1977) CMdi Conn. Joe Saver. New York City abode with his ing the crest of stardom for wife, Marilynn, and their many years, having made a SB **tt "Sprtngl poodle, whos affectionately name for herself in films (1M2) Gary Cooper. PhyBs known as Jean Harlow. ("Citizen Kane") and on tele- vision, but Ms. Warrick readi- ly admits that working in day- tune drama is her great love. (H) *• "American Wderneee" "I couldn't be happier," n«71)Dooumantary. says Ruth, who has portrayed (U **** "Teas" (1979) Naa- Phoebe Tyler Wallingford on PeterFMi. "All My Children" for the past 13 years. "Work to me is not a (SPOT) ** "Han/s War" (1961) four-letter word. Work is the (SPOT) ***H -Braakar BEjA^^u^f III i * "" joy of life, particularly when you work at what you love (B *** "Caveman" (1901) Rkv- doing. We are born to do what (TUCt ***H Tour Friends" oo Starr. DenntoOuetd. we love to do. I believe that (USD Crakj Waseon. Jodl Theton. every moment you are work- (SOOT AND SANTA CLAM Dot ing, you're improving your tatoa Santa lor a lour of fta world CD ***H "Brian's 8ong"(197i) craft and deepening your art." to aaa •verwne oaMnMa CMM Jamse Caen. BBy nee Wta»». 7300 Cindy Pickett, who is well- mot) »» -Harrys War"(1991) remembered as Jackie Marler on "Guiding Light," has been busy making films ever since THfBAMT Robert Horton her soap departure. Most HAPPY DAYS AOAM recently she appeared in the TV movie Cry for the taught at Powartwusa hs» save Strangers," in which she por- ttie 9le of an amDBsaador*s son Robert's on-screen wife, Is fcldnappad by Eileen Fulton (Lisa McCall), trayed the loving wife of recently made several person- Patrick Duffy (Bobby Ewing al appearances at New York on "Dallas"). Cindy also ELECTMC COMPANY area A&S stores on behalf of appeared in the TV movie ABHMLEV "The Ivory Ape" and the fea- (H) *** "ON Qoldan Pond" the March of Dimes, a charity organization Ms. Fulton has ture films 'Night Games," been involved with for several "Breach of Contract" and years. "Hysterical." IBTOT) **1*-tMAm1TtiaKM- Tracy Brooks Swope (ex- ganxr(W7S)' ~ Christine Wiley on "Another toYM World") has landed the role of In the continuing game of Angela Lansbury's daughter soap writers roulette, "Anoth- in the upcoming Broadway er World" has replaced story play "A Little Family editor Dorothy Purser (who Business." replaced head writer Corinne (Have a question about soap Jacker just two months ago) operas? Write Nancy with veteran soap writer Rob- Reicbardt at 200 Park ert Soderberg. The latest Avenue, Room 602, New fQBBQ NOME •* -Tha Lagand change is another hopeful York, NY 10166.) Of Tja Loaa Rang^ (1990)Kln- (TMQHDME** TUESOAYCONT Am C8POT) MOVE ***Vt."Carnal 3:16 UPDATE Knowtidgs" (1971) Jack Mchot- (S MOVK ***H "Whoa* Ufa 03 aan.Aiw Msrgral. Is R Any«eyr* (1981) Fachard • •MCMLLAMtOTE 8*XMT8FORUM(R) Oreytu*s,Johnf MOVE ** The Cool Ones" tap ^ «(1967) Roddy McDo—I. Oabbia HERF8UJCY 8 MOMC ** -My Enemy. TMi s COUEOE BA8KETBALL Toem"£W*9piemMcaene. ©SPORTS UPDATE PSYCMC PHENOMENA (TMQ MOVK **% "Heavy Met- Davidson WUcais(R) •CTO • SATURDAYMQHT aT (1961) AnfaMaiLVotoos of (B MOVK "Robin Hood 01 Mon- SMOVK **-DacMon At Sun- Jonn CvMJy* John Vwnon. down" (1967) Ranootpb SootL taray" (1961) Qabert Roland. John Carrot. £16 Chria-Ptn Martin. (BMOPLENOW OBD MOVK *** They AM (TMQ MOVK ** "Uer'e Moon" ©AlAWTHEFAaSLV MS Laughed" (1961) Audrey Hep- (1969 Matt Oaten, Ctndy Fatter. d) MOW **H Tape" (1961) bum. Ban Qezara. 3=46 . George & Sort. TkaoeHy Hunan. 240 (SPOT) MOVK ***Vi "Bany • MOVK ** "La» Fraadom Lyndon" (1975) Ryan ONea, Rmg" (1939) N«4aon Eddy. Edward Arnold. ROMANCANCETHE THEATRE E *00 MMOViO K **VJ "The Oobarman 08 MOVK ** "Five Brsndad S (1972) Woman" (1960) 8aVana Uanga- ***** no.VanHaan. (IMI) Onto (H) MOVK ***H "Parma* OAYM Firth. From Haavan" (1961) 8tava Mar- ) MOW *** "Modern «n.P——•-" (1M1) Albert Brooks. (D NHL HOCKEY MART TYLER MOORE *S0 KaMryaHerrokL Fivers vs. Vancouver Canucks MOVK ** "Doctor At • ABBOTT ANDCO8TELLO (1967) Dkk Bogarda. (ONE) MOVK ***H "Whoaa HA4CTTOHART S CM) NEWS) MQHTWATCH MurMI LMa kilt Anyway?" (1961) Richard MOVK *** Tha Com- MOVK *** Tha Advarf COMMUNmr UPDATE . (1960) PJohard Draykaa. Ituraa Ol Mark Twain" (1944) COUEOE BASKETBALL Ta»- Fradrlo March. AHJKI*! Sas ASM Agglaa at Houston EVBBThasegryoftwo (E> NEW DAY M EDEN CD icmm MOVK •#** CD MOVK *** -Mon* But Tha TOM ANNOUNCED r-tiMi) jjoaafr Haart" (1944) Cary Grant. DELAWARE VALLEY FORUM • CMOOANDTHEMAN 9 MOVK ** "Tha MoM Want Out m QaorgU" Star (Ml) Ska* Spank. Erte (1961) Krtaty UcMchot Mark 1146 (H) MOVK ** -Ki** WEDNESDAY ta ifTtatnoage (1961) Ed Harris. Gary LaML YOSEOUEMEMTIA S» THE LAST WORD MOVK *** "On t S ana and Carol Lawranca host this SPECIALS 0 AFTERBCHOOL 8PECIAL there Is some money In IL Pond" (1M1) Hwy Fonda. of *m paght of tha "Sha Drinks A UtOe" A young gbi oman In thaworttfs Is toread to face tha fact that har (H) TODAY'S 8PECML "Snow" (H) ALL SUWaCT M A DAY A mothar Is an atoohofc. (R) • Jodb) and Sam explain whet snow ofabtoff group of ChUran aVa on a planat &00 le Ska to Jeff, the store's new KOIAK mannecjuln. MOVK *M "Spooks Run whara tha sun iMnas avary aavan • MURRAY PERAHMMRECrT- tMM" (1941) Bala Luaoal. A«a yMTB tor only two hours. AL Pianist Murray ParaMa par- *30 _ 11SS9 nnni wofu uy wnopsn, MOZaVt (H) STUOtO 8EE "Spoteto" A vWt and 8chubart In a apacW kwlta- 0D MOVK * "Gas" (1961) Don- CD HALLELUJAH QO8PELJ Glan to the SpoMo Arts FesUvsl UCLATrolmPQ akf SuBwrland. Suaan Anapach. Carnpoal and Andraa Crouch ara Donsj racnai at wacnigan otass Includes a proAe report on a 14- (SPOT) MOVK **H Tha Fan" iKMtaito paWioni m Rsy CtMrtM, year-old opera star. (R) rmirar BASKETBALL (1961) Lauran ~ ~ ' Damaoa Warm, Wilar and Tra- CH) ALL SUMMCn M A DAY A 440 group of ChUran tve on • planet Tach Ya O AFTERSCHOOL 8PEOAL y. and Tha Imperial* In tws where tha aun shines every seven "Shs Drinks A UWe" A young girt CAROL BURNETT AND years for only two hours. (CaaQMOVC**H- D COLLEGE BASKETBALL Boa- ostobrstton ol oocpd music tspsd Is forced to face the fact that her (1979) Bill Murray. Chris at the Crystal Cathedral In Gar- mother >» an atooholc.(R)n dan Grove, CaMorras. (H) THE TOMORROW PEOPLE DAYTIME CMLDREN-8 SHOWS "The Vanishing Earth" Worried tfcSO 12)00 0 JUBLO8 Three batata - •bout Glnge'a dli appearance. •1 • LATE MQHT WITH DAVD ft3 Stephen begins a search. 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Jeanne "fl— by B*Jy Taylor. Afcerta • • THAT DELICATE BAL- 1136 Hunter and the HhMS Brothers. ANCE (CME) MOVE ** "Confessions CHUCHOAVELLANET 8HANANA Of A Pop Peformer" (1975) Robin Storer Cable 8 S MOVE *** -No Way To PROFILES M AMERICAN ART Askwtth, Anthony Booth. )M*A*8*H Treat A Lady" (1968) Rod Staiger. S24HORA8 11:46 Ms "Last Show" A (SPOT) *H "Jual Tal Ma That . __ took la taken ,Vou_Lo*e *TJW9| Robart • WKRPMCMCMNATI at tear TV la panned, produead AKNEWSq Studto 8aa ant MpMgMad. (R) 0D »*M> "Tha Bordar" (1861) BARNEY MLLER 440 • Jack Mcholaon* Vatarta Parrfna. OH) THE TOMORROW PEOPLE 0D ** "Lady GooTva RMaa -Tha VartaMng Earth" Who la the Again" (1*63) Diana Dora; Stan- THEJ mysterious 8*sen? (Part 3) lay Hoaoway. IMTHCI' 12 HAPPY DAYS AQAM 430 two OTY COMMENT Boya" |W« Ue Oorcay. HM (0m to M0VB1 **H "Love For OB AOAMBT THE OOOB "Henry • *** "Westom Union" NOnOCRO NACIONAL 8M (1978) Uaa Morton 8tanay and David U (1941) Robart Young. Dean EVERYDAY COOKMQ WITH Annette OToaej. 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OBJME A young boy tafcan at who'a In Via running aa £00 ENTERTAMMENTTONMHT •ft rn*iiBtiaiMa ai iai oarrtaHordjo buy the druma he tha Super Bowl approaches. • **Yt "Pursuit" (1972) Ban THE JEFFERSONS taMw« ••ma ao bady. ©SPORTS Oazzara.E.0. Marshal •30 OD * "Modem Problems" (1981) d) SPORTSWOMAN (R) Chevy Chase. Patti D'ArbanvBe. Vo£ «? THRETS COMPANY danOromCaaJomla. •ZOOKKPEW A bahM4ha- *0O (SPOT) **% "The King Of Mar- >> >Bo1 (DVCS VACANT LOT (R) vin Qardana" (1972) Bruos Dam. PROHLES M AMERICAN ART H* *°*?* '. ,**,** NEW VOICE (B MR OBME A young boy 2f ST\lt?^ Jack Mchofcwn. ~ to buy •» dnjMa ha f^JSrVnSuj (D SM SCHOOL Tips tor bettor SsOO FUE8MQUERER *" Uaeoki Park Zoo. sUng. (F»jnad at NBnglon. VL) (B **Vt "Saoond Hand Hearts" 8ANFORDANO80N (R) (1960) Robart Blake. Barbara \ GD MYSTERY"ON THE MOOR • ACTION at_a»ary torn ter QAYTME (ED ** "liar's Moon" (1962) FROM AQUEDUCT Matt DMon. CMy Rshsr. "DARE YOU ANYBODY? (CME) ***H "OeonJe" (1966) VIC1 V C I TLOT • THE BRA2UAN CONNBC- ® * * * « « em Travers. Norah Oorasn. BARNEY MLLER (TMO *•* "OaBpor (1981) i^^n BVaBFaarai vaaavoaonaa) /•*« ajwMBv #^M T%^ > *JM*MI it saara and •Mar anpad en Via *" Micitui ON TMB MUOH Mai QJbeon. Mark Lea. _) AOAMBT THE OOOB "Henry w A Dangar awaRa at avary turn lor «00 ata _ ^— loat on a toggy Morton 8tamey and David Uv- (SPOT) •** "Mtahotaa McWs- moston and Amsaa Earhart" by" (1947) Darak Bond. Cadrio tfocploraraV of tho *30 lews. 8bdy years Mar Amsaa O **** -The Gunlghtor" Earhart became the first woman OTJ JM BARNMIC8 SPORTS (1960) Qragory Pack. Helen to fly across tha Atlantic. (H> NBA BASKETBALL Atlanta 1*500 QP •» "Going ApaT (1961) Tony Hawks vs. Now York Kntefcs QD COLLEGE BASKETBALL Danza. Jessica Waltar. 7:06 SsOO ©QOMERPYLE (E) **H "For Your Eyes Only" £00 (1961) Roger Moore. TopoL (CME) *** ~8na The BuM" d) PONY'S PEOPLE M SPORTS (1976) Gene Hackman. 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Rip letter words, grandma gave it Taylor's at the St. Regis work- my not be I MLL STREET BLUES to him: "You should be ing under painkillers. He has aownkiyoursreaj ashamed. You're talkin' too (DTHK NFL STORY: UNE BY ulcers and a bruised rib... Isa- dirty!"... Sylvester Stallone bella Rossellini (Ingrid NET- came to the Indigo supper Bergman's kid) will be the rttOQHr (1M1) Hunptny BOOjaVt, club with a party of 12. The new Lancome cosmetics face tables have roses in vases. He — for about $2 million. AO threw them at the showgirls — the roses, not the vases. pjp fl MASTEftPKCE THEATRE L dkodor of cfitvpjy Potey •MHORAS Anst/ris. Conoco, tat; SYOSEOUEUEWTIA of "Laying Wi ® UOVK ***H "Whoa* U»e ••V* "The Turn- •) R AnyMayT' (1961) Richard Jar- Ing PeM" (1*77) AM Bancroft. Drayfcaa, John Cataavalat. (C LOVMQ nWENOS AND PER- (TMC) UOVK **H TMaT FECT COUPUE8 (1N1) Jama* Caan. 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Kris Krls- UOVK **** "Tha Dear (itTS) Robert Da NVo. ACTION 119M OAU.MTHEFAMLY THEATRE NMHTCAF: CONVERSA- ON THE ARTS AND LET- iTatalandCaV vat TrtBn for a taaouaalon on tha work) of opera. I_ !.TARSKY AND HUTCH tl • ABC NEWS MQHTUNE fWeek of>fled.u3t.fW82 THURSCAYCONI The ugly duckling emerges as a swan by SALLY FRIEDMAN on the job that won her a national award she picked up recently in Washington. sr*- as When Chcric Bank was working at a OP MOWE *» -Bwddy. "ady gj television station in St. Louis, the news WHEREVER she is, she is working to director pot it to her bluntly: "You can't please her severest critic: Cherie Bank. QD MOVK **tt "11» BordaT go on camera — you're ugly." "I'm awfully hard on myself — I The soft-spoken young woman is now always have been," reports the dark- WCAU-TV's awardwinning lifestyle re- ly-beautiful Bank. "Sure, I'm a realist (D HOME ***H "WtoM Uto porter and co-host of Ten Around Town* about this business. I know that you have "I looked about me same as I do now," to prove yourself every single story, every xememben the attractive Miss Bank. "He single day, and I accept die pressures. But was finding all kinds of reasons not to give I'm never really quite satisfied with my me what I wanted — a chance to be on work, because the day I am is the day I'm camera. afraid I'd get complacent..." It seems die "ugly" Cherie Bank has Right now, Cherie Bank is anything but blossomed into a swan of late, as she that. attracts a wide following of Delaware Most of her days start at dawn and never Valley fans who appreciate her in depth really end, as she zooms around the city • CMOOANDTHEMAM coverage of area events, people and issues taping an assignment, then rushing back to On fTfim^l 10. ment. She went behind-the-scenes at 60 Minutes, meeting with its producers and IT HASNT been easy, and Cherie will anchors, and even confronting Mike be the first to admit that. First, there were Wallace in his first on-air interview since yr* nt Ipirirtwwi »« • nminvini Secretary the infamous taping of bis comments that ("Yes, I know how to type...") then a smacked of racism. stint as a newswriter and finally, a chance "He was truly contrite, truly aftologetic to be a reporter. When a newspaper strike about the whole thing," reports the re- left St Louis paperless, television cov- porter-wbo-interviewed-the-reporter. "He erage was beefed op, Cherie was told me, 'I'm not a racist — I'm not a catapulted into the limelight, and the rest, bigot — I made a mistake...' " as they say, is history. Cherie Bank sees 60 Minutes and its These days, Cherie Bank is every- personnel as the zenith of American where. She may be covering a quality reporting. "Wallace told me that fast-breaking news story, a trial, a strike, he'll spend the rest of his working life or a beauty make-over complete with a trying to prove himself." before-and-after subject. And how will Cherie Bank spend the She may be working on a hard-hitting rest of her life? ATLANTIC CITY TOURS series like the one on sexual harrassment "I'm in a business where you get no •NEWYOfiKTWATRES edit it. Her next task is to pare it down to guarantees, but I keep trying, too. In my fit a tight time spot. case, it's to convince my audience that I Now Taking Reservations "You may be reducing a four-hour care about what they care about, that I'm MMdusJ & Group taping to a minute-thirty," explains the more than just a disembodied voice." woman who admits to sometimes racing (BONuxrann-ik* on to the* set — literally — to deliver the OVER HER four years in the Philadel- Most: Ala* Klmg. CtamU: final product. phia market, Cherie Bank has gotten more When Cherie Bank herself turned 30. secure. These days, she will even venture she did another prizewinning series on just out to the supermarket looking, by her that: Women at 30. own description, "awful." Her hair is tied Yes, she loves to be in the wake of a back, her glasses are perched on her nose, dramatic news story, admits Cherie, who went through college with a double major and she figures no one will recognize her m coi aications and teaching. But she anyway. also love* me "soft" news that allows her "And you know what? They always to study lifestyles and Sole people — and do..." As to the news director back in Saint Louis, Cherie Bank has no revenge fan- AS CO-HOST of Tea Around Tows, tasies. She's just awfully glad that some Bank recently CfflinHMyHi a dream ****g**~ "uglies" make it pretty big. WHILE THEY LAST! American or Elhiiicr Check the DINING GUIDE ForEvery kind of Restaurant CRAB -*^- Mil PRINCETON AVE Cherie Bank tflps.31.tfl2 T.V. .18 LAST SALE OF THE YEAR! Nobody INDOOR TREES knows your hometown Ficus Benjamina, Dw. Shefflera, Bamboo Palms, Rubber Trees, Spathyphyllum, better than we do! Others... Subacrib* nowl Put your hometown nawspapar in your maNbox. COMP. 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