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Thuraday, December 31,1981 Vol. 29, NO. 52 30 cents At crisis service New Year rings in some solace by Sandra Lowich son may yeam for the traditional family Managing Editor atmosphere. Depression, anxiety, alcoholism and While many of us joyfully will be " even suicidal thoughts may result. ringing in the New Year tonight, the staff at Guideline will be answering a THEN, ONCE THE holidays are different type of ring. For it is this time over, "post-holiday blues'" may set in; of year when the phones at the Somerset From whirlwind shopping sprees and County crisis service jangle the most. celebrations the person may perceive his Callers convey feelings of depression, normal lifestyle as nothing more than a stress, boredom and anxiety. hum-drum routine. Feelings of worth- "The holiday season certainly affects lessness may grow people," said Guideline Director Pave Lawrence. This letdown, coupled .with financial About two weeks prior to Christmas, woes when holiday bills start arriving; the number of calls starts to increase. often lead to a high degree of stress. "Pre-holiday panic" is how Mr. Law- "We see this through most of Janu- rence described it. ary," Mr. Lawrence indicated. The hustle-bustle holiday activity may Callers fit no particular mold. Mr. trigger memories of past Christmases, Lawrence said, but the majority arc better times or bad times; remind one of women and between the ages of 25 to the loss of a loved one; heighten tension; 45. Frequently: they are "people going or increase anticipations of a bad ex- through transitions-marriage, middle perience. • age or family stress." he said. THE HOLIDAY SEASON usually is symbolic of togetherness and warmth, GUIDELINE BEGAN in the early Mr. Lawrence noted. Instead, to some, it 70s as a volunteer phone service pro- points out what's lacking in their lives, gram. Today it is the emergency service he said. component of the Somerset County Being alone or, more specifically, the Community Mental Health Center. fear of being alone is accentuated by the It has evolved into a backup for more holiday spirit. Entrenched in self-isolation, the per- See GUIDELINE, page 15A
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This winter scene in Colonial Park was captured by photographer Rich Pipeling. On Easton Avenue Barrier break brings relief by Marj loo SfrahlrndorfT According (o foment County Engi- state. Mr. Fears believes that the jughandle Special Writer neer Ken Fears, the project was started will benefit the stores on the west-bound in mid-October so the actual construc- ACCORDING TO the engineer, the side of the road. Business to the Village Aitct t»i< >caf> of planning ami ap- tion time was fairly brief. It took two jughandle will not be a benefit to traffic Mall dropped sharply after construction, prtvurruicl) S5 (TJIII»>« in o»%t\. ihc nc* yean, however, to get the project"* flow: "It's one more light on the main of the barrier, closing business after Ea»too \»enuc jughandlc oftmed lo detign approved by the Federal Highway artery. Every light makes traffic worse. business. Eventually, the ShopRite Tuckliv. IXx IV proMding. Commission . However, we felt it was absolutely closed this past March. Four of the hope, a NHH* in she arm u> the essential to provide fire trucks with rapid center's nine stores arc currently vacant. Village MJII "With four and a half million dollars access to the nursing home." he said. But the merchants who arc there are The (u^LtndJc. no ihc cw huund MJC in federal aid you're subject to a certain According to Egon Scheil. ad- pleased with the jughandle and are *4 the J»cnuc. dtrctth tffx^itc the mall. amount of control." explained Mr. ministrator of the King James Nursing optimistic about the center's future. iJn*cT> with jn jk.cev* lo Ihc Fears. "The design could not have a Home, there have been no fires since *MJC of the nx*S JNHJI midway negative impact on safety and traffic. construction of the divider but there may between DeMon IJIX and JFK They wouldn't allow a simple break in have been false alarms. In any event, he SKIP NELSON, owner of Nelson's Boohrtard lor the firni time since it* the barrier where cars could tum. *' Ninty said the nursing home welcomes the Bar and Liquors for six years said he's concrete dmdrr *J% t.«»n\mxied in the percent of the project was paid for by the jughandle: "It's a little faster. It shortens received a favorable response from most fill of l*m federal government. 10 percent by the the route to our home." he said. of his customers: "A lot of the custom- ers we lost when the barrier went up have started to trickle back in. I give credit for fixing what the state screwed up to the Somerset County Free- holders." he said.
Raymond Gugliotta. who opened Mark Raymond and Company Pro- fessional Hair Designers just one month ago said he believes the new access will "absolutely" benefit business.
"It cannot be a hindcrance,"~ticsaid. CAROLYN KATZ of Hillsborough, a full-time crisis counselor at Guide- line, speaks to one of the many callers to the emergency service. "We're part of what I like to call the (Rich Pipeling photo) new resurgence in the old Shop Rite center. This place was beginning to look like a ghost town. Now that there's a convenience access, people are becom- 'Igal' declared guilty ing interested again. We're trying to breathe some new life into the center." Bob Du Pont, manager of Unclaimed of sexual harassment Freight Co. which, on July 4 moved into the vacant former Shop Rite building said. "It's more convenient. When you by Sandi Lowich matter. . come from 287 you don't have to go to Managing Editor Mr.. Gershman operates Igal Studios J.F.K. to turn around. And coming from A Somerset photographer, Igal on Easton Avenue in the Village Plaza New Brunswick you don't have to go shopping center. In the past he has taken two miles to the next jughandle." Gershman, was found guilty on one charge of sexual harassment in Franklin local school, yearbook and Little League photos. Han Kim. who has owned the center's Municipal Court on Dec. 23, police said. One' Hour "Martinizing" for the past The incident allegedly took place with Franklin High School Principal Lee Blaustein on Wednesday said that when A BREAK IN the concrete median on Easton Avenue and a jughandle finally were completed on Dec. 15. year and a half said, "It's too early to a juvenile female at Mr. Gershman's he became aware of the situation he providing drivers with easier access to the opposite side of the road. tell, but it looks like traffic (to the photographic studio on Oct. 23. center) is increasing." discussed it with School Superintendent (Rich Pipeling photo) Two charges had been lodged against Ronald Whyte. A decision on whether or Mr. Gershman, 42, in the Juvenile Aid not to continue employing Mr. Bureau by Detective Sgt. Clark Shed- Gershman as the yearbook photographer Inside this week den, i will be made in June when the contract is Tint off Before Municipal Court Judge up for review, Mr. Blaustein indicated. business guide 18A Nicholas Bissell on Dec. 23, Mr, For the present, Mr. Blaustein said classified 1-12B • • Gershman pled guilty to one charge, that that he "has made arrangements to make •On the night before Christmas, he engaged "in alarming conduct with sure that a situation of this nature could learning ...4A Pigging Out columnist Pun Hersh letters :... 15A die purpose to alarm and annoy," police not take place again." A CONSULTANT FIRM had visions of more than plain old said. Mr. Blaustein added mat he was lifestyle 5A has been hired to complete sugar plums. See page 14. Mr. Gershman was found guilty and "extremely concerned" and regretted obituaries 10A Franklin's Master Plan. fined $65, according to police. thai the incident occurred and that the police blotter 2A Read about it on page 3A. • of Malice may not be The second charge, out he "engaged court took this action. .' sports 16A malicious, but it's not delicious in offensive touching by kissing arms PTA representatives said that they cither. See Thomas Sirnooct's re- and lips," was merged with the first were "shocked" to bear of the case and town fontm I4A • • * view oa page 13. charge. The court clerk explained that it little League President Bob Spitzer said weekly recipe I5A Tot Off. 'was merged because it was a related it came as "quite a surprise." 2-A Ihr Franklin NEWS RECORD Thursday, December 31,1981 police blotter U.S. faces water shortage;
Dec. 8. police said. Later the bike was wildlife already suffering recovered by Sgt. Panek. A burglary and theft occurred at a With ntinmii water supplies in a fast pearing, according to the bimonthly VOTERS OPPOSE WEAKENING Sosan Drive residence on Dec. 18, decline, many experts say Americans are publication of the National Wildlife OF CLEAN AIR ACT police report. Entry was gained through heading for a water crisis that could Federation. lurpasi any resource shortage yet en- ion Dec. 22. Total vatae A borjbry and theft occurred on a door and police believed a key was It's happened in Nebraska, where a In a letter calling for renewal of the countered. of ike foods m S3S.O1 Laadry Road oo.Dec. 21, atrordmg to used to open it. A steieo was stolen. proposal to divert water from'tributaries Clean Air Act without crippling amend- police Eatry vas gaiwii through a rear Bat even more vulnerable man hu- of the Platte River for power and 1 ments, the National Wildlife Federation and jeweary and- a ** **»» • • mans to dwindling and increasingly agricultural uses posed a serious threat to has urged key members of Congress poOnted water supplies are the animals many fish, birds and mammals. There, "not to be misled by the false argument Abo oa Dec. 22. Thrift Drags John Hotoneyer. 26. of Highland Park and plants mat make their homes in and the National Wildlife Federation filed that Americans are weary of laws and Mxumy apprehended Fraak fuii ill, 68, was arrested on Dec. 18 for attempting around watery environments. They're suit to stop the plan, which affected regulations that protect their health — of Jeney City, sbopfifiaaj aiae Fw mlf i of to pass a forged prescription at Thrift already sfl^flenng, reports the current several endangered species, including the air they breathe and the water they Drugs in Rutgers Plaza. In his issue o£ National Wildlife magazine. As the whooping crane. The case was beater started a fire at a drink." . at £79.50. He possession was found drugs and Mr. man takes more water, wildlife has less settled with the creation of a trust fund to Road home on Dec. 21. police Holtmeyer also was charged with left to live on. protect the threatened wildlife. Bafl was set at S200. icport. The wiiocot ssw the ftf Birr Citing five recent public opinion polls, possession of C.D.S., police said. In some states, conservationists have Dr. Jay D. Hair, executive vice president it off. buTnot before it In other places, animals and plant life tmitm to bujkhng and maintaining COfl- of the conservation group, reminded fire. The home untamed floor face the menace of pollution. According crete or steel-lined drinking holes for members of three Congressional com- agr. The Franklin Park to National Wildlife, brook trout, bull- animals threatened by ever more mittees that "a vast majority of Ralaj i * Flaza K-Mart store sectnty ore aepanmem reapomca IO me aiann. heads, salamanders, frogs, mayflies and diversions of water by humans. Arizona Americans of all political persuasions cM«atJiBDeCSo«cay. !9.ofPiscataway A motor vehicle accident which oc- zooplankton have all but disappeared has more man 800 such watering holes, are strongly opposed to any watering asd 28-ycar-oid Kara Rema of High- curred on South Middlebush Road on from upstate New York because of acid BHKJ Pwk StCSfttg KMT PCMtO Of (Off says the magazine, and California has down of our basic environmental protec- Dec. 12 claimed the life of Cecilia _ rain that has turned fresh water lakes into valued at SI5.S8 each aad a bbook k Clemens. Her husband Richard, the perhaps twice as many. Desert bighorn tion laws." sheep and deer in those states have pools of water with the acidity of valued at S2.23 oa Dec. 22. police: A burglary sad theft occurred at a driver, has been charged with driving The most topheavy poll cited by the already benefited from the man-made vinegar/Acid rain — precipitation that Berry Street residence on Dec. 22, under the influence of alcohol, police NWF executive was a Louis Harris cisterns, called "guzzlers." becomes highly acidic as it falls through police said. Eatry was gained through said. The car they were in skidded, polluted air — is now threatening other survey indicating that 80 percent of the the storm door which allowed access to struck a pole and turned over, police Despite such' success stories, how- lakes and waterways across the country. American people would like to keep the said. The investigation was conducted A bicycle, valued at $50. was saoien die main door. Jewelry and coins were ever, wildlife in mountain, desert and Clean Air Act just as it is or make it by Sgt. August Scafldi. from a rear yard oa Cannea Street on forest areas is feeling increasing pressure The dilemma is only one facet of the stricter,' while only 17 percent favor a from water deficits. Free water is/disap- water resources problem — a problem less strict law. Harris testified before a that many experts say will end in disaster! House subcommittee on Oct. 15 that if Americans don't awaken to the need /'not a single major segment of the for sound and large scale water manage-'public wants the environmental laws ment It certainly is not a question of not made less strict." having enough water to begin with, says Hair also cited a New York National Wildlife. More than four Times/CBS News poll published Oct. 4, trillion gallons of rain or snow fall on the in which 67 percent of the respondents UKRANIAN United States every day. wanted to "maintain present erf- NEW YEAR'S DANCE Rather, it's a problem of contaminated vironmental laws even at a cost in supplies, of inefficient irrigation prac- economic growth," and sponsored by ODFU Inc. tices, of uneven distribution (North Tribune poll published Oc».- »«. * 62 percent thought "protecting the en- Carolina gets 50 inches of rain a year, vironment is more important than econ- January 9,1982 while Nevada gets a mere nine inches), 8 P.M. omic growth —. even if.it slows the of failing water systems full of leaks that economy and costs some jobs." VFW HALL lose up to half of the water that flows through pipes, and of conflicting In a more recent survey of voter opinions in eight Mountain States, con- Washington Ave. Manville jurisdiction* claims to some bodies of y^V" *!£" ™ouniiun ™T' ^ J__w- ducted by a Phoenix research firm and Music by Tempo — I. Kovcrf water. reported in the Christian Science Fr*» Cocktail 8-8:45 For instance, agriculture, by far the Monitor of Nov. 12, "fewer than a third homo stylo buffet/ biggest water consumer in the country, of the Westerners interviewed felt it was wastes at least half of the water it necessary to sacrifice environmental Tickets at door ABC special permit irrigates with, reports National Wildlife. CALVERT AdutoSS 12389 safeguards to have sufficient economic EXTRA WHISKEY Students S5 The culprits are inefficient and outdated growth," Hair, said, "and this group irrigation methods — such as open-ditch SAVE 143 You are included many Westerners who rated Cordially Invited irrigation, which delivers only 50 per- , themselves as political conservatives." parts of the U.S., water is so cheap that NWF was not surprised at these farmers have no incentive to save. "topheavy, pro-environment" figures. Hair said, because in a Federation survey In other regions, groundwater — the earlier this year—• at the height of the underground supply of water — is in national debate .over "over-regulation" trouble. Where droughts have dwindled — only 11.5 percent of NWF's members surface water supplies, people have gone thought the country had "too much" underground for more water — and now environmental regulation. Eighty-seven they're draining the resource faster than percent thought the country had either it can be replenished. Man is emptying "just about the right amount" or "too some supplies, according to National little" environmental regulation. NWF Wildlife, that Nature has been building has 4.5 million members and supporters for more than 25,000 years. throughout the U.S. and a total of 38,927 participated in the poll. And as for the most immediate prob- lem — pollution — groundwater simply "The evidence is overwhelming," Booth's Gin 90* cannot be cleaned up like surface waters. Hair said, that Americans want to main- lUter When industrial solvents or gasoline tain their environmental safeguards. seep into well supplies, the only solution "We hope that members of Congress is to abandon the well field. will remember this," he concluded, "when they are asked, in the guise of Gordon's Vodka 'fine tuning,' to make the Clean Air Act 1.75Utw Every living creature pays a price for less effective than it now is." declining quality and quantities of water, says National Wildlife. But Americans Hair addressed his appeal to 98 mem- can no longer afford to let wildlife fend bers of the three Congressional commit- for itself where water is concerned. tees handling clean air legislation •— the ANDRE Instead, the magazine suggests that man House Committee on Science and Tech- CHAMPAGNE should begin to take corrective steps in nology, the House Committee on Energy an environment that he chose to alter in and Commerce, and the Senate Commit- the first place. tee on Environment and Public Works.
AttJulops 750 Uter Holiday open house slated at Canal House Candlelight, soft music, mulled cider, been restored by the Blackwells Mills a crackling wood fire', the mellow am- Canal House Association, who conduct biance of a historic house... events there throughout the year. The .750 Uter | Canal House, the historic house is also available for use by other bridgetender's home on Blackwells community groups. Call (201) 297-2641 Mills Road in Franklin, would like you for information. •-.''• to be their guest at their annual "holiday open house." Drop in Sunday afternoon. WARM BEER Jan. 3, anytime between 2.and 5 p.m. There will be tours of the restored house, public notices paintings and historic photographs on view, a gift table, a fireplace, potbellied FRANKUN TOWNSHIP PLANNING stove and wood-burning range at work, BOARD SPECIAL MEETING 10 and plenty of holiday goodies. Public OECEMBER 29.1981 welcome — no admission. 6:30 pjn. .750 Uter Frank P. ColpW Sacwmy Planning Bond The hcune- of generations of FN(t 12-31-81 it 12 az. Bottles bridgetenders who opened the bridge for Tii:S1.47 passing canaKboats. Canal House has Allstate NOW open in Hillsborough!
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' A burglary and theft occurred at a Police detectives Nicoletti and Gilhoo- Ptl. Lizzaro, on patrol, spotted the Dunham Avenue residence on Dec. 22, ly investigated. The driver stated that missing student on DeMott Lane near according to police. Entry was gained one of the students aboard the bus had a Easton Avenue. He stopped and search- through an unlocked rear door and stolen gun and that he pointed it at another ed the youth and found the .22 cal. were a .22 cal. magnum handgun, am- student. handgun under'his belt and ammunition munition for the weapon, money, a The bus was searched, but no weapon in his pocket.The boy was arrested and clock radio and a turntable. was found. It was.then discovered that brought to police headquarters where he The handgun and ammunition were one student had .left the bus through an was turned over to: the Juvenile Aid Snow magnet recovered the following day. Police said emergency exit door in the rear. Bureau. • This snow fence on Mettter s Lane demonstrates how it got its name. Obviously it's called a snow fence that at 2:47 p.m. the driver of a school bus drove in front of police head- e snow is attracted to it. quarters, blowing the bus horn con- (Rich Pipeting photo) tinuously to draw attention. We Care About Your Kids -+,- <>» Our Trained Stylist can make Area Youngsters perform V O your cnildren look great and O fee! more comfortable with a natural cut. for special Two area youngsters recently ex- Dale, the show opened with Peppi, perienced the opportunity of a lifetime Jeanine and a dozen other energetic when they were chosen from dozens of performers doing a medley of Broadway show tunes and dances. The entire cast singers and dancers to peifoiiu for a 1 special production m Now York CHyc -_ of Sob Fosse's pnypf Br '•Df^l were feature The event was a New VprkCgy Press 1 dub Ban, held in honor of James ' thow.* JWnes etfctacy seefce^rt* Cagney. The entire evening was a tribute thoroughly enjoy the entire affair. At the end of the evening, die press was to this great American actor. Television allowed to come in and document the personality Dick Cavca hosted the event. event, along with Debbie Allen. Peppi Porowski.cight, performed in Peppi Porowski of Piscataway, and ' the off Broadway hit "Really Rosie" all Jeanine Meyers of Bridgewater, both of last season. Each time he makes students at UK Kathleen Academy of another audition, he comes closer to HOURS: Mon., Sat. 9-5 Dance located in Bridgewater, audi- realizing his ambition for a performing Phone today Tue.. Wed.. Thurs.. Fri. 9-9 282-2881 tioned their singing and dancing talents career. and were selected to perform during the Jeanine Meyers, 11, has won numer- entertainment portion of the program. ous awards for her singing and dancing After an exciting week of rehearsals in talents. She aspires to be an actress and New York with choreographer Graver dancer on Broadway. JEANINE MEYERS of Bridgewater and Peppi Porowski of Piscataway This Is It! We Must Sell-Out To e chosen to perform at the New York City Press Club Ban. The Bare Walls Immediately! PERM SALE! KARR0WS in SOMMERVILLE SAVE 50% I r ON ALL PERM WAVES THRU JANUARY 30tb
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o neat* naidm% riakn) Saturday Morn., Jan. 9 9:30 A.M. / €VftUIATOA/ MOMCSTf AO NOAO.. CRYSTAL ROLLER PALACE 729 So. Main St Mamrife 526-2337 NEW IE4JTS PARTY - Thun. Nile NM4 I Mir etr? Cluck fa dttsifiri LONGSHIPS t*akr a driv* in tbr country andbrowir tkroagh SkomnotnUomn: Mom.-FrL 93.Sat. 10S i. \ r 6-A lh<- tMnklin NEWS RECORD Thursday, December 31,1981 Career planning workshop A udio-visual course Four Piscataway students offered at State University offered to teenagers caught in Franklin fracas NEW BRUNSWICK — For training and program devdop- The lights go dim. From out of the cassette tape recorders will be taught. Four juveniles from Piscataway were officer. One of the juveniles who .be- darkrat a voice speaks. Music begins Students will not only write the script, charged with trespassing, consumption came more abusive and refused to leave ; fJ IB the M '. Workshop participants win have the and the darkness is pierced by the but also direct the photographic shots, of alcohol by minors, obstruction of was arrested. As he was led outside, he j will oiyoituttiiy to ittrtt their current life illumination of some far-away and col- make title slides and special effects, and justice, resisting arrest and" aggravated bolted to his friends and attempted to be offend is J and career satisfactions, to explore op- orful place. You have been tn record the narration, background music assault in Franklin on Dec. 21, accord- leave. Ftbnury M Ratgers IMwtuiry tions and to plan creative strategies to there in sight and sound by the dynamic and, sound effects. Adding inaudible ing to police. In addition, motor vehicles . The three others came at officer Shed- The cone is dnisMd for achieve time options. capabilities of a slide/tape presentation. slide advance cues to the finished take charges were filed against them. dan, who again identified himself as a The Saturday workshops will meet will complete the program. The students, two 16 year olds' and police officer, police said. Two stopped, focav or fafim icutc* from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Jan. 16 and A course called. "Audio-visuals: How Classes start Jan. 12 and meet for six two 17 year olds, were caught trespass- but one had to be forcibly restrained, meat, b is cD*sponsofcd by the Sotc again on Jan. 23. Registration deadline to produce a Slide/Tape Presentation" is successive Tuesdays-Jan. 19,26, Feb. 2, ing in Franklin High School by the which permitted the arrested juvenile a Uarverstty's HF**** on Aging and the is Jan. 8. being offered by the Somerset County 19, 16, from 3:30 — 5, Saturdays 10 — principal, who asked them to leave, chance to escape.- , Graduate Career Development and The evening workshops will meet Park Commission's Environmental 4, Sundays I — 5 and is closed most police said. They refused, became The three then ran to their car while Placement Service. Feb. IS. 17. 22 and 24 from 6:30-9:30 Education Center in Basking Ridge. holidays and holiday weekends. abusive and started using profanity, officer Sheddan chased .the- escaping "The profcsMonal development wort- p.m.. with a February deadline for Starting with an introduction to basic police said. * juvenile. The car picked up the fourth shop s for persons seeking cfaaage at any registration. audio-visual equipment, high school stu- Juvenile officer Detective Sgt. Clark kid and, with officer Sheddan in pursuit, age or sage of their life,*; said Patricia The course fee is S35. More infor- dents will produce a slide/cassette tape KM* tWNM who's i fartmt? Sheddan, who had been speaking to the sped down Hamilton Street at speeds of Mysak. course instructor and consultant mation about registering can be obtained program. Techniques of the 35 mm principal about another matter, inter- more than 80 mph, police said. lo Rutgers* Instdnle on Aging for huwin from Ms. Mysak at 201-932-7381. camera, slide duplicator, reel-to-reel and vened, identifying himself as .a police At the intersection of Martin Street and Matilda Avenue the car failed to negotiate a turn and skidded off the road, nearly striking a pole. The four juveniles . jumped out of the car and ran. . f With the assistance of responding back-up units, three of the four were antartex captured shortly afterwards. The fourth Thank You student was arrested later in Piscataway. SHEEPSKIN COATS FROM EUROPE The juveniles were processed through Tor Our Best the Juvenile Aid Bureau. Our Business is keeping you Warm YMCA offers Year Ever All Sheepskin swim classes . Raritan Valley YMCA. 9 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick, will offer a COATS & JACKETS / winter swimseries beginning Jan. 7 with instruction from Infant through Adult. Included is a special adult class on Thursday. 11 a.m. intended to reduce; and/or control fear of water and a new 20%-40% off Therapeutic Aquatic Program on Mon- ~ day at 3 p.m. Lodta Harris tw**d blazers A kilts Red Cross Advanced Lifesaving is M«n ft Woman's Shetland Sweaters, scheduled for Jan. 21 and the Instructor 'Scarves, Mohair throws. Kilts, Course will follow March 25. One of the • Hand crocheted shawls from Ireland. prerequisites for enrolling in the Water Safety Instructor CYmrse is a current 4-6 Hullflsh St. Princeton. N. J. 921-3121 Advanced Life Saving Certificate. Only applicants with a current certificate in Advanced Life Saving will be eligible . for the Water Safety Instructor Course. John J. Morris The JOY Aerobic fitness program for President/Radio Division men and women will be held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7:30 — 8:45 p.m. and Monday and Thursday 12:30 — 1:30 p.m. beginning Jan. 1. Karate classes for men and women are available on Wednesday 7:30 — 9:30 p.m. Youth classes are held on Saturday Ring In the URL 10 — 10:30 a.m. Registrations -for all classes may be 2O NAIIAU STMtfT, PniNCBTON, NEW mailed in. For registration forms call theYMCA at 545-1900 or stop'by 9 Livingston Ave. (next to State Theater) WITH OUR COMPLIMENTS to register personally. with Our Best Wishes for ...Up to a 50% advantage on clothing and FHS alumnus (^Prosperous; 7982 accessories of superb and uncompromised quality. gives advice ^—^ on college life A feiv suggestions: Mark Caine, a 1980 alumnus of Frank- lin High School, met with graduating seniors at Franklin last week. He helped Burberry of England advise them on university life and Dean's of Scotland answered questions about Temple Uni- T.O. Gorman & Son, Cork, Ireland versity where he is majoring in en- Norman Hilton of America vironmental engineering. (We recommend seeing us at your earliest convenience) Perry completes basic training Pvt. Richard F. Perry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Perry of 306 DeMott Lane, Somerset, has completed basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C.. During the training, students receive ALLEN'S instructions in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, first aid, and Army history and traditions. WINTER SALE Benefits expand Starts Monday January 4,1982 at 9:00 A.M. forallPOW's The Central New Jersey Chapter of American Red Cross is requesting all former POW's (Prisoners of War) to . contact the Red Cross so they may learn up to 50 °cOOff about expanded benefits to which they are entitled.- The contact person at Cen- tral N.J. Red Cross Chapter is Miss Emma Enoch. The telephone numberJs 247-9100. AH Sales Final - Cash and Carry Announcement was made by James M. Ehoe, Chapter Chairman of Central New Jersey Red Cross. ' Tennis classes "Special" Tennis classes will be offered by the Juniors - Girls - Boys - YWCA of Central Jersey, 51 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, for children Winter Weight PJ/s Winter Blanket Sleepers eight years of age and up beginning Jan. 8. An eight-week series for beginners Infants - Toddlers will be held at 3:30 p.m. and a class for Off •teas smafl -14125% off advanced beginners at 4:30 p.m. Classes will be held at the East Brunswick Racquet Club. - V> • Painting claSSCS Painting classes will be offered by the YWCA of Central Jersey, 51 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick on Wednes- Princeton's LargesfQbfebedg; Dept. Store day's beginning Jan. 13. Painting for crafts and decorating will 1341 Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 include design, techniques, and media for Tinsel and Tole painting. The classes will meet from 10 a.m. to noon. Begin- ners Oil painting will be offered from 1 - s>3 p.m. J 31.1981 L Michael's Kitchen All-purpose pepperoni bread or toast. Quantities listed are let. Cover the skillet; cook over tow heat Vi cup grated hard cheese until eggs are set and light brown around V* cup grated Parmesan cheese aMdaf* w€ tad (fee custom of edges — about 10 minutes. Slide onto a Prepare dough; let rise, covered, in of fnag caifaag Tan did not I stick (about bounces) hard pepperoni healed plate. Garnish with optional pars- warm place 25 minutes. Meanwhile, pickaag agt the pfcose. bat bawfltog I medium onion, chopped ley. Cut into four wedges and serve cook onion and optional pepper and t JM> ttc car aad simply, SH- I cup diced celery, green pepper or warm. mushrooms in oil in skillet until tender, g p fri* q carrot about 6 minutes. Drain off excess oil. Fneaib ha* taefaabit arcan- 6 cups water Pasta with Pepperoni Stir sliced sausage, tomato and orega- um too. generally oa Sunday 4 bouillon cubes Thinly sliced or diced hard sausage no into onion mixture. Punch down pizza Yew i Vi cup rice or dbow macaroni add* protein and considerable flavor to a dough. Press into 10-inch or 12-inch piz- CMK Might drop tn far a chat, and *o the '/« teaspoon dill or thyme noit of pasta dishes. Add the *?"wy to za pan. Pour sauce into pizza. Top with chef of the family always bad an V. cttp tomato paste (optional) your favonte version of spaghetti carbo- cheese. Bake in 400 F oven 25 to 30 tmapatcy pantry of edibles set by for Grated Parmesan cheese (optional) nara or fcttuccine Alfredo. Here is a not- minutes, or until crust is golden brown tucn occcuoos. Peel mecasm^from the pepperoni. Cut ably colorful version: and sounds hollow when tapped with fin- ger's tip. Manicures •Scuptured Gotsf calling, in dm seme, died a it into thin slices or small cubes. Combine 2 Tablespoons olive oil J nattrai and veicome deadi some decades all ingredients cjuept grated cheese in I medium onion, chopped ago The advent of home freezers, micro- saucepan. Brinf to a boil. Reduce heat; 1 medium sweet red pepper, chopped Whole Wheat Pizza Crast: sunnier, uncovered. 20 minutes. Serve wave unem and supermarket* open 24 (optional) cup warm water with the optional grated cheese. boors a day all seem to enhance the pros- I stick (about 6 ounces) hard pepper- package instant yeast pects of rustling up a fine impromptu oni. diced ; molasses meal effortlessly. but die calkrs no longer Pep»troni Frittata 1 cup condensed mushroom soup or teaspoon salt call There are loo many demands on their (4 servings) I cup tomato sauce to IV* cups whole wheat flour brae and oa ours, we might be caught en Hard sausage adds a fullsome. com- •/• to •/: cup water if needed Dissolve yeast in warm water. Stir in flagrant debcte or in the midst of our forting flavor to eggs. Stir minced pep- 8 ounces green noodles remaining ingredients, adding enough favonte television ptvgtu*. or we might peroni into scrambled eggs or sprinkle it flour to make sticky but manageable not even be home. Sliced, ripe olives (optional) on a conventional omelet before folding, Grated Parmesan cheese (optional) dough. Knead 3 to 4 minutes. Turn into Frostings e Sets e Skin Care The house may not be aincd to concert or rolling. If you want a little more razzle Heat oil in 12-inch skillet. Add onion, greased bowl. Let rise 25 minutes to 1 pitch, the rugs may need vacuuming, and dazzle, try the Italian omelet known as optional'pepper and pepperoni. Cook hour if time permits. January Anniversary Special if we actually have time to sit for several fntuta. over medium heat until onion is tender, noun and chat, then we have probably about 6 minutes. Stir in soup or tomato Any Tues., Wed., or Thurs. invited someone over » chat with, and 6 eggs sauce and add water. Simmer 5 to 10 Pumpernickel Pizza Crust: during In* month of January that stxncone may not be compatible with '/• teaspoon salt minutes. 1 cup warm water die surprise vtMton. V'« cup grated hard cheese 1 package instant yeast OFF Cook noodles according to package in-: %• ANY SERVICE (Swiss. Parmesan or Cheddar) struct ions. Drain; toss with pepperoni 2 Tablespoons honey BLT WHEN CHRISTMAS and New I cup diced hard pepperoni mixture. Sprinkle with optional olives 1 cup whole wheat flour • unlit 1 s#rvtC9 p#r person Year's Day fall on Friday, a long 3 Tablespoons margarine or butter and serve with optional grated cheese. Vi cup all-purpose flour ; weekend ttretches ahead: the bouse can Beat eggs in bowl until yolks and Vi cup rye flour / Call for an appointment today! be fcasonably expected to be presentable, whites are blended. Stir in remaining ing- Country-Style Pizza Pepperoni 2 Tablespoons cocoa the schedule of eveats unfilled, and there redients except margarine. (•servings) 1 teaspoon sah 356-3489 526-3443 are numerous friends gadding about. You Melt margarine in a 12-inch skillet, By now I expect everyone knows how Combine warm water and yeast; let never know who is going to ring the bell. over medium heat. Pour in the egg mix- to make pizza at home — not the card- stand 2 minutes. Stir in remaining ingre- So why hide m die attic when a faintly ture; turn heat to low. Cook, uncovered, board-dough pizza you find at neighbor- dients, adding a little more all-purpose famthar car appears in the driveway? You over low heat until eggs have set and the hood take-out joints, but crusty, rib- flour if needed to make sticky but man- are under no obligation to produce a lop is runny — about IS minutes. sticking pizza that is more like a casserole ageable dough. Knead 5 minutes. Turn seven-course meal. You may want to Place skillet under broiler for about 30 than a paper plate. Here is a choice of into greased bowl. Let rise 25 minutes to serve a little vuck Why not put in a seconds to "finish" the omelet. Loosen whole wheat or pumpernickel pizza crust, 1 hour, if time permits. modest store ol pepperoni — or hard sides of trittata with a spatula and slide with a pepperoni-based filling. If you fol- sausage, hard salami, stick sausage and onto a warm plate. Cut into four wedges low my directions precisely, using the Other Ideas for Stick Pepperoni: aU the other names it goes by? A ux or and serve. quick-rise method, you can have a fantas- * *Add to your favorite macaroni and seven-inch stick of hard sausage, which Nice with a tossed green salad and Ita- tic pizza emerge _from oven to serving cheese casserole. cm be purchased at any supermarket for lun bread or English muffins. plate in just a little*bver an hour — and it •Add to a tossed green salad for a die- around a dollar and a half. can serve as the takes only about 10 minutes of actual ter's main dish. found* MM for an edifice of delights, from Potato and Pepperoni Omelet work time — less if you are facile with •Slip slices of the sausage into a grilled RESTAURANT AND FISH MARKET breakfast omelets to after-theater suppers (TortJUa dc Patatas) carving knife. ,- cheese sandwich before grilling; cut into and midnight inacks (4 servings) . For the tomato sauce. substitute cannec thin sticks and call the mini-sandwiches AFRESH FISH DINNERS DAILY Whether «•• use a domestic, commer- If fan happen to have a potato on hand, whole tomatoes, spaghetti sauce, pizzs "croque marquise." Good with drinks. DINNERS TO GO cial, hard ptppeiwni or a heady, imported you can produce a more substantial. sauce, red clam sauce, tomato paste thin- •Arrange slices on a serving dish gar- ENJOY suck sausage sent k> you by fnends in Spjush style omelet, or tortilla, using ned with a little water or anything else red nished with watercress. Add quartered, Italy or France n up |o you The important roughly the same technique employed in or saucy that you happen to have on hand. hard-boiled eggs, cherry tomatoes, sliced OUR LARGE VARIETY thing is to have a tpaW stick. Ricked m the ike frittata. Since this recipe does not If this is really an impromptu dish, and Provolone or other cheese, bread sticks ftlESH FISH CAUGHT DAILY back ol the tefngeratdiseui of the sight of require cheese, it is somewnat less costly you have no fancy flours in the cupboard, and ripe olives. Eccolo: antipasto Ita~ OF ravenous family members When the w make. use conventional all-purpose flour in- liano. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL dnurbeil rings, call the sausage to mind i Tablespoon* margarine or butter stead of the mixtures called for. You will and relit In minutes you can produce a ! medium potato. cut i nio v»- i nch cubes need to add just a little more of the all- 'Serve with grapefruit as a first course 297-8794 U**t\ etude suitable trx whatever occasion I medium onion, chopped purpose flour than the flour mixtures. — the ultimate solution to the riddle of Restaurant and Market Hours at raral seems appropriate I cup diced hard pepperoni I recipe pizza dough (below) avoiding the too-familiar prosciutto and t> eggs 1 large onion, chopped melon appetizer. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Prppcroai Swp ' 4 teaspoon salt I medium green pepper, chopped •Make mini cocktail or tea sand- MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Parsley (optional) (optional) wiches, using sliced stick sausage, party V>up up this soup with whatever you Melt butter in 10-inch skillet. Add I cup sliced mushrooms (optional) bread rounds and sliced cucumber or 3107 Highway 27 happen to find m the vegetable bin or tht potato and onion; cook over low heat, Vt cup cooking oil bread and butter pickles. cupboard Serve it as an improntpti stimng often, unti) vegetables are tender I stick (ab^ut 6 ounces) sliced hard •Cook with sliced potatoes and onions Franklin Park, N.J. h»cn. J savoury HIM course followed *> — about 8 minute*. Stir in diced pep- sausage in oil in a skillet; flavor with a little sugar Opposite AftP Supermarket huiidtv leftovers, iw J iiehl. Late-even#ig peroni I VAO 2 cups tomato sauce and vinegar for a German Potato Salad sapper, accompanied with Beat eggs with salt. Pour into the skil- I teaspoon oregano sans bacon. EAT FISH AND QUIT BEEFING 'S BRIDAL YEAR-END ISSUE February 17 CLEARANC ajPacket nrw •SMagazine IS NOW! With exciting & iiifw nistiw feature* /•('/ ihr Lpwuri such as... Yowrto-laws Second Waddings lOfS fflOfO*** ADVERTISERS: CaH your Sates Rep. or Patricia Landmarmat 609/924-3244 Deadline: Feb. 1 r S-A Thoraday, December 31,1981 Veterans' Voices President cool on bill by Daft Wird of support for these provisions. DAV and otherveterans' groups* leadership The Veterans' Health Care, Training question/what the Reagan administration and Small Business Load Act of 1981 will dolto implement these measures. was signed into law last month. A White The statement indicated that funding House press office statement attributed for these initiatives may not be forth- to President Reagan showed strong ad- coming from the White House Office of ministration objections to some of the Management and Budget (OMB)', which provisions of the new law. has objected to them since theifintroduc- The new law provides for extension of tion in Congress. VA health care to veterans exposed to The president indicated he was signing Agent Orange, other toxic substances the bill despite his concerns over,these and radiation during their military provisions "in view of my strong com- service. mitment to the welfare of America's It would require the VA to operate a veterans, particularly Vietnam era minimum of 90,000 hospital and nursing veterans." care beds and also would establish a The veterans' groups feel this in- small business loan programs for dis- dicates that other important provisions of abled and Vietnam era Veterans within the bill, including a three-year extension the VA. of the VA's "Operation Outreach" psychological readjustment program for THESE ARE THREE areas of this Vietnam era veterans, are safe for now. new bill for which the White House PwJMatus home at 638 Boesel Ave. took first place honors in the Christmas home decorating contest. shows weak support. Because the presi- OTHER MEASURES of the bill category of the Manvtfe Recreation Commission's (Rich Pipeling photo) dent's written statement expressed a lack about which the White House statement expressed no reservations included: an extension of the authority of federal agencies to hire eligible disabled and i Vietnam era veterans on a non- competitive basis; using Veterans' Re- adjustment Appointments (VRA's); an extension of GI Bill training benefits Beginning January 1st under certain, very limited circum- ; stances; a grant of up to $2.5 million over five years to upgrade veterans' • health care facilities in the Philippines; and funds for' contract medical and hospital care for-U.S. veterans in Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and other U.S. Tax Shelter territories. The minimum requirement of 90.000 < hospital and nursing care beds in the VA medical system was a priority goal for' the DAV and other veterans' organiza- Up To $2,000 A Year tions. However, OMB fought the measure at every step in the legislative process, even bringing up the possibility i of a presidential veto if Congress adopted it. '. During the past few years, OMB has With used several administrative tactics to cut back the VA.medical system's capacity, forcing the agency to eliminate beds, 9 close entire wards, reduce staffing and shut down many medical services. The 90,000 bed minimum is designed Princeton Savings to prevent OMB from using such prac- tices to circumvent the will of Congress as expressed in legislation appropriating funds for.VA healthcare. Veterans' Voice is intended to help New IRA and inform veterans and their families. Send any questions or comments to. Veterans' Voice, 2224 Camplain Road,- Somerville, N.J. 08876. Enclose a Working Couples Can Put Aside self-addressed, stamped envelope for a I personal reply. i $4,000 A Year.. .Even If They're Child center ! Already Covered By A Retirement Plan I1 is accepting I F f Starting January 1. you can open your own personal IRA at example shows how fast your savings can grow. At a fixed 12% reservations ! Princeton Savings even if you're already covered by a pension. annual rate, compounded daily, a deposit of $2,000 a year for profit sharing or other retirement plan. That means a nice sav- 30 years would be worth over $650,000. Over $1.3 million for NORTH BRANCH — Pursuing a ! j ings on taxes right now—an even nicer nest egg later on. a working couple. college degree and parenting young chil- dren need not be a problem situation, Under the new tax law. you will be able to invest up to $2,000 In addition, nc federal income tax is paid on either principle or the Somerset County College Child in an Individual Retirement Account (up to $4,000 for a working interest until you begin withdrawing any time after age 59V4. couple) and deduct that amount from your gross yearly income. But payments must start at age 70V& when, presumably, you'll Care Center is now taking reservations A couple, filing jointly, only one of whom works, can invest up be in a lower tax bracket, for chidren (ages 2 through 5) of full- to $2,250. Plus you'll earn interest on your IRA and not pay and pat-time students who will be taxes on this interest income until you begin withdrawing As Always. Get Straight Talk From Princeton Savings attending classes during the college's money after age 59V4. Smart investing requires caution and now. more than ever, the spring semester, 1982. . _ c. ._ ...... A r> .. -r a . counsel of knowledgeable people. Stop, in at any Princeton Classes begin at the college on Mon- A Tax Shelter With A Double Tax Break Savings office and get full details on the new IRA scheduled to day, Jan. 18. I If a mamed. working couple in the 40% tax bracket invests t k « f ianuaru i 10,00 In addition to providing profession- 6 $4,000 ($2,000 each) in a Princeton Savings IRA. they would taRe elfect January 1. l«MU. ally-directed child care service, the \ » pay $1,600 less in taxes that year. Even more attractive, how- •• s available to every employed individual even those already j center dffets an educational program ever, is the interest that starts accruing, tax free, from the day covered by a retirement plan. The new IRA from Princeton Sav- designed to help each child develop you invest in9s—a 9reat waV to build a nest egg for the future—without emotionally, socially, physically and j taxing your pocketbook. intellectually. Activities are aimed at A Nice Uttle Nest Egg Worth Millions enrichment iiilanguage, art and speech. Although exact interest rates have yet to b*e determined, this There is directed play, utilizing blocks 1 and other equipment to develop child 1 SEE HOW MUCH YOU'LL SAVE TAX FREE UNTIL YOU WITHDRAW: skills in science, math and drama. \ The staff of the Child Care Center consists of a professional director and \ You'll have this much saved at 65 II you save part-time teachers who are fully certified I. in early childhood education. V this much If your present age is: x J In addition, students who are regis- each year: tered in Cooperative Education at the I 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 college assist the regular staff as aides. $120 S 144.230 $78,684 $42,708 $22,962 $12,124 $6,175 $2,910 $1,118 In terms of eligibility all children • -admitted to the center must be toilet I $300 360.576 196.711 106.770 57.405 30.311 15.439 7.277 2.797 trained. Children rnay attend from a 14.554 5.594 minimum of one-half-day session per | $600 721.155 393.423 213.542 114.812 60.622 30.619 week to a maximum of five full days a $1,200 1.442.307 786.845 427.084 229.623 121.244 61.755 29.109 11.166 week. $2,000 2.403.847 1.311.409 711.807 382.706 202.074 102.931 48.515 18.648 Children between the ages of 2 and 5 with parents attending the college full $2,250 2.704.327 1.475.334 800.782 430.544 227.333 115.797 54.579 20.978 time are given highest priority in order of . registration. Early registration is sug- The above yearly amounts deposited into a Princeton Savings' IRA will have accumulated the gested to insure placement. amount listed at age 65. assuming a 12% interest factor. (The interest rate could be higher or "The Child Care Center has been the lower depending on market conditions.) answer to those parents of young chil- dren who want to raise a family but also Federal regulations require substantial penalties for early withdrawal of certificate accounts. are very committed to pursuing college studies," said Doris Ricciardi, director of the center. \ 1 Princeton^ PJM Savings "Somerset County College stu- dent-parents can attend and be-assured that their children are benefitting from an outstanding educational and social en- vironment, at, I might add, a very 1 ] nominal cost. • Main Office: 132 Nassau St. • Sornerville: 200 East Main St. • Plainsboro: 503 Plainsboro Rd. • Hlghtstown-Division For registration information, call the (609)924-0076 (201)725-3737 (609)799-9393 Hightstown: 104 North Main Sit. Somerset County Child Cart Center at 526-1200, ext. 218. 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'Open Sundays. 10-A Thursday, December 31.1961 obituaries Joseph BabmsW at 930 a.m. from the FttciOo and Bom in Raritan Borough, he lived in whom she lived; a brother, Kenneth Ennis of Old Bridge; a daughter, Barbara WaneaFoaml Home. 205 S. Mam St.. Nathan Shapiro SomerviDe for 33 years before moving to Fichtl of Staten Island; four sisters, - Brown of Somerset; two sisters, Floren- MANVILLE —JoKphM. MasviOe. followed at 10 a.m. by a Mass HILLSBOROUOH — Nathan HiDsbcrough in 1978. Constance Taylor of Morris Plains, ce Lorah of Walnutport, Pa., and Edna f^on**N. 7th A*e..dkdTuesday* of Christian Burial at Sacred Heart He served in the Navy during World Frances Dunstan of Bayonne, Helen Wentz of Lehighton, and four' grand- Church, Maavffle. Shapiro, 61, of 91S-A Merritt Drive, Hart of Cranbury Lake and Gladys died Fridty, Dec. 25, 1981, at Catholic War II and was a Ttrvfi"* of Immaculate children. Bora m Dkfcsoa City. Pa., be had Banal win be n Sacred Heart Cem- Conception Church in SomerviUe. Meeker of San Diego, Calif.; 11 grand- Local arrangements are by the bees a midm of MasviOe for 37 yean, etery, tfilbboroogh. N SI \ Surviving are his wife, Sophie children; and five great-grandchildren. Cleason Funeral Home, 1360 Hamilton comgrrooi Dfcfcsaa City. Friends and relatives may call at die Bom in Brooklyn, rKY^, he lived in Soriano; two daughters, Eileen Mattel of Services were held Monday from the St., Somerset. Mr. Bahimfci was a fetired tab techoi- funeral home today, from 7 to 9 p.m.. Union before moving totfiilsborough Hillsborough and Debra Marzocca of Fucillo and Warren Funeral Home, 205 cntt noni the Jolms-MaDvtlJe and Friday, from 2 to 4 p.m. and from 7 fov yean ago. East Millstone; a son, Tracey, at home; S. Main St., Manville. Corp. to 9 p.m. He itfiied six ycsn ago from Gotham and two grandchildren. Burial was in Franklin Memorial Park, Edward^Kornblum Arrangements were by Cusick Funeral North Brunswick. He WB a a nt of Sacred Hotel Soppry in New York City, where Heart Cbarefa aad a member of its Holy he had been general sales manager. Home in Somerville. PHILADELPHIA — Edward Society, far which he served as dara Arenas He was a member of the B'nai Brim Komblum, 76, of North. Eighth Street • ! for JO yean. He was an usher SomerviDe Chapter and of the Jewish Wilbur Snell died Sunday at Albert Einstein Hospital. I worked on Ac Bingo Couuuittcx at War Veterans of SomerviUe. Born-in Philadelphia, he was a life- H1LLSBOROUGH — Clara Arenas. Georgiana Baxter long city resident. the 69. of 80 Hamilton Road, died Friday. Surviving are his wife, Terry (Cohen) FRANKLIN — Services have been Shsprro; three sons, Michael of Bedford, MANVTLLE — Georgiana D. Fichtl scheduled for Wilbur A. Snell, 67, of He was employed as a factory equip- He was one of the founder* of. and as Dec. 26. 1981, at the Somerset Medical Baxter, 80, of Valerie Drive, died Dec. South Lawrence Avenue in the Somerset ment dealer. active f^WMTitfW i" worker for Orchard Center in SomerviUe. N.H., Jeffrey of Manaiapan, and Barry of Queens, N.Y.; one brother, Julius of 22 at Somerset Medical Center, Some- section who died Sunday at St. Peter's Mr. Komblum was a member of Lake, awl helped with the buildup of the Bom in AWardo-Veracruz. Mexico, rville. Medical Center, New Brunswick. ^ " Bayse-Newcomb Lodge 745, F. and new SM vttl Heart Cfanrch. she was a U.S. resident for the past 40 Tamarac, FU.; two sisters, Dorothy Lipp and Miriam Samp, both of Brooklyn; Born in Jersey City, she lived in Services will be today, Dec. 31, in A.M. and a member of the' United; years, residing in the Somerville area Jewish Organization. HI abo was a member of the Manville most of the time. and five gianili Iriwieu. Manvilk for the past 12 years, moving Lehighton, Pa. from Plainfield. Cremation will follow in Allentown Senior Cterm Inc. She was a retired seamstress with the Fnnerml arrangements were by the Surviving are his wife, Rose Feller He is wrvived by his wife. Jennie M Speer-Van Arsdale Funeral Home in Mrs. Baxter and her husband were Crematory. • L.CJ. dress plant in Raritan. which has co-owners of the Baxter Dairy Co., Kornblum; a daughter, Dolores Vivian Ezman Babnski; a son. Joseph P. of dosed. Somerville. Bom in Bowmanstown, Pa., he was a Share of Philadelphia; a son, Stanley of Momsiowii; a daughter. Helen Wtnchatz Plainfield, which they operated from Franklin resident for the past 20 years. 1938 Jo 1968. She was a former Re- the Somerset section of Franklin; a of Bridgewater. a brother. Michael of Her husband. Joseph, died in 1938. He was formerly employed with sister, Gertrude Schlein of Philadelphia; Maavillc, five sisters. Agnes She is survived by one son, Robert O. publican committeewoman in Plainfield Palmerton Zinc Co. in Palmerton, Pa., and was a member of the Zoological seven grandchildren, and two Maaiaakwskj. Josephine Buiocchi and of Madawan; two daughters, Eugenia Angek) A. Soriano and for the past IS years worked for great-grandchildren. Society of the Staten Island Zoo. RCA Communications, Princeton. Pearl Howei. all of Oickson City. Pa.. Johnson of Hillsborough and Clara Services were held Monday from Helen LtRove of Btngfaamton. NY and Gecik of Bridgewater. seven grand- HILLSBOROUGH — Angelo A. Surviving are a son, Edward G. of the He was a member of Somerset Goldstein's Funeral Home, 6410 North Soicr M. Punssuna of Crown Point, children and three great-grandchildren. Soriano, 67, of Merritt Drive, died Hopelawn section of Woodbridgc; two American Legion Post 478; the Jim Broad St. lad.; and ux grandsons. Funeral anaiiggnicftfs were by the Wednesday, Dec. 23. 1981, at Somerset daughters, Lucille Sleischmann of Thorpe Pennsylvania Veterans of Funeral services will be held Saturday Hillsborough Funeral Home. Medical Center in Somervflle. Middlesex and Georgiana Oren, with Foreign Wars; the Lehigh Fire, Burial was in Roosevelt Memorial' Lehighton, and the Four County Fire- Park, Trevose, Pa. men's Association of Pennsylvania. - Contributions may be made to the He was an Army veteran of World Temple Beth-El Expansion Fund, 1495 FIRST UNITED WarU. Amwell Road, Somerset, 08873. , Surviving are his wife, Beatrice Horn Shiva was observed at the home of METHODIST Snell; four sons, Wesley and Harry, both Stanley Kornblum, 24 Susan Drive, CHINCH of Somerset, Roger of Hillsborough, and Somerset. Smca Sm. 11 ML I7J0 ML. SML Scaael HOLT TUmT imOM 1640 Anmll Ron). Somenet 41 Wart High St. En HMac tlS SJL IN** •*. 171 S7 W8M. SMfejr SdHd ft 15 a.m; Worship 10:30 J.m. i St. W»/*2W»1J Mai-SaL MM. County gives aid To bt listtd m ttts Onctay o» IMigioai Union aad Ewnts coatxt Pst Uadmaa 609/924-32*4. to youth shelter Hillsborough Alliance* Church The Somerset Youth Shelter, present- placemen^, at JINS facilities. He states FELMEISTER & ISAACS Aimed Rd.(e*« of Rl 206) ly experiencing financial difficulties, that New Jersey Human Services Com- ATTORNEYS AT LAW P.O.Box 326 will receive some additional aid from ' missioner, Timothy Cardcn, has From jobs • Litigation & Appeals • Wills & Trims HilWwouih.N.J. 08502 Somerset County government to insure promised to look into the matter and has • Negligence • Estate Planning Rw. Ronald Galardi its operations next year. The shelter is a designated Somerset County department to jump ropes, NMM 359-23(6 find it inihe Classifieds. • Personal Injury •Matrimonial non-profit agency which serves as a representative, Molly Caruso, to work • Real Estate • Divorce Mediation 9:45 Ul. Sondiy School temporary home for children under 18 with the board. • Health Care Law ..• Criminal Law 11:00 A.M.-interchip Serrice with emotional or family problems. The youth shelter, which is operated Community Counseling Freeholder Deputy Director Vernon under the direction of a board of trustees FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION Ministry 359-7494 A. Noble, chairman of the county's drawn from the community, is designed Fucillo 609-924-3250 I PnKStoe-Msdssr Offin tat Piiscatoa Jsjsjction, N- J- Ml ARE WELCOME Hvman Services Committee, reported to to hold up to 12 residents in a "fami- PriKaa»Ji*MwniM (609) 44S45S0 the Board of Chosen Freeholders that the ly-like atmosphere." Their funding is state Division of Youth and Family derived from several sources including Sc Warren Services (DYFS) will be reducing the DYFS, private fund raising and county Funeral number of children, and consequently government support. Last year, the CARPET DINING OUT? the amount of aid to the shelter. county provided approximately $65,000 The youth shelter, opened in the early and will increase this during the first half Home RESIDENTIAL or COMMERCIAL FIND THE '70s, serves as the county's Juveniles in of 1982 by approximately $16-$17,000., 201 SOUTH BEST IN Need of Supervision (JINS) shelter and an amount agreed to informally.by the MAIN STREET Low overhead big savings. children are referred to the home by both Freeholders. Shelter officials have been MANVILLE. Get my price before you buy. RESTAURANTS county courts and DYFS. notified of the county's intent and is "The county is committed to doing seeking a long term solution with the NEW JERSEY Free Shop At Horn* SerWce WfrH what is best for our young people in need county's Human Services Committee. 201-725-1763 of shelter," Mr. Noble says. "DYFS is Jean Kasman, of Bridgewater, presi- TABLE TALK launching a new program to attempt to dent of the shelter's board of trustees, nd t aamu. ut NOBIL CARPET SERVICE resolve family disputes through their noted; "We are optimistic abut the famoumem nauo out 609-446-1887 agency in order to keep children with future of the shelter. We appreciate the mCUTKMMMO IN their parents. This is well and good. concern of the board of freeholders and "However, we still need to provide the cooperation of the entire community shelter for those whose families abandon in helping to resolve these problems. Off them or whose conflicts cannot be re- ' 'We all want to continue to do what is solved," Mr. Noble added. best for the young people in need of EVERY WEEK The Freeholders also noted that DYFS help," she concluded. 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J. 609-924-1952 Please make checks payable to Rider College and return to the School for Continuing Studies, Rider College, PO Box 6400 LawrencevlUe, NJ 08648. For Information, call (609) 896-5033. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••J 31.1961 11-A Leslie Joy marries Koczanowski-Kennedy Miss Patricia I. Danysh Thomas J. Strozeski announce wedding plans set to wed Richard Picone \nHt A. Jojr, damJncr of Mr. Mtd Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Koczanowski of ployed as starKassistant for the Fust Patricia I. Danysh, daughter of Irene Mn. Srwlt; ley of WafcA—g, nxcady Hani* Avnea, Middlesex, annmtnrr the National Bank of Central Jersey in Danysh and the late Wasyel M. Danysh mi HHCRBB ID SBQB99S> J. SCPOCCHUI* 900 Branchburg. Sr. of Manville, has become engaged to of Ccttfa R. Soomfci of Mttville and Koczanowski, to Kevin Kennedy, son of The groom is a 1977 graduate of Richard L. Picone, son of Rose Picone HiOsborough High School. He attended *e tat Lawrence T Scrasesfci. Mr. aad Mrs. Charles Kennedy of Tay- and the late Michael F. Picone of Rutgers University and graduated from Branchburg. Tfcc wcddnf was pBffonmd M Grscc lor Avenue, Somerville. Chubb Institute for Camputer Tech- EflMOOOGl (JMVCS* f%HHnCiO. IDC KCV» The bride it a x978 graduate of nology in x980. Mr. Kennedy is employ- The bride-elect graduated from Man- Harry W Haasca officiated the Middlesex High School and a 1981 ed as a computer programmer by the ville High School and attended Somerset A nXCpDOO graduate of die Barbizon School of Franklin State Bank in Somerset. County College. She is employed by Hillsborough Foodtown. Modeling. Miss Koczanowski is em- A spring of 1983 wedding is planned. Tae bride, gwea in umtiagt by her Her fiance graduated from Somerville fiMfeer, WOR a «hiae fowl of cftiflbo aad High School, the DECA School of aft Veaks bee. framriag a ca- Retailing, Programming and Systems thedral-Ieaglh .traia. Her ca- Strauss-Colombero to wed Institute and the Central Jersey School of Real Estate. He is employed by Pioneer of Veaetxm bee. She earned Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Strauss of Belle Gibbs Secretarial School. She is employ- Real Estate Agency Inc., Whitehouse. ed by the Hillsborough National Bank as .and: Mead announce the engagement of their A May 8. 1982 wedding is planned. Patricia Danysh and Richard Picone dmghtrr. Elizabeth, to John Colombero, an executive secretary. tiada Joy oi WaKtaaf. uoa of the eride. served as maid of boaor. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Colombero of Mr. Colombero is a graduate of Hill- Bridesaiaids were Ellen Monk of Somerville. sborough High School and Mercer Coun- A shopping Bazaar that tops Eduoa. Lauren Hem of Wadmag and Miss Strauss is a graduate of Mont- Bets Koral of South Bound Brook ty College. Mr. Colombero is the owner them all ... oar classified pages Joseph Ruvpionto of MaaviUe served gomery High School and the Katherine of Sunset Creations. as ben na. John McBroy. and Tom Kaacaak aad Nick Fetzko. both of Mao- vitte, icrvcd as mben. The bode is a gramme of Rutgcn Uamervry and H employed as a human resource specialist with Butler Service Strozeski Group lac.. Monmle. N J The groom graduated from Manville N J High School and Kean College and is After a honeymoon trip to Bermuda, DEVELOP employed as a computer programmer the couple are residing in North with Moaroe Calculators. Morris Plains. Paterson. N.J HIGH SCC sets sign-up NORTH BRANCH — In person on the following dates: Monday. Jan. INTEREST wgimatkju at Somerset County College 18.9 a.m. to 12 noon. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. far the spring I9S2 semester will be held and S p.m. to 8 p.m.: Tuesday, Jan. 19. on Jan. 8. II. 12 and 13. 12 noon to 4 p.m. and S p.m. to 8 p.m.; Registration bow* are: Friday. Jan. 8. Wednesday. Jan. 20, 12 noon to 4 p.m. AND II *.m. to3 p.m.; Monday. Jan. II. 12 and 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.; Thursday. 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Medford (609) 234-4300 Gloucester County: Sewell (609) 589-8700 PRINCETON BANK AND TRUST COMPANY^ Member HORIZON Bancorp Member -FDIC 12-A Hands*, D«wnber31,1961 Courses by Newspaper Unemployed society's outcasts EDITORS NOTE: Tim u the IJcb in mil H»iH a our society. million men and women are out of work and an important source of self-esteem a series of 15 MikJu exploring "Wort- Underneath this label of "chronically but are not counted as "unemployed" and personal and social power. oyed" is a Iwimiii ntrphtt — because they ate not actively seeking To lose a job, then, is to step back into Mtide. EOiot iM'hnw. an amhropotogsst _: numbers of able-bodied persons for jobs. These "discouraged workers" powerlessness — personal and social no at the National Institute of Mental wtjom society can find no useful role or have given up the search for a job or less than economic — and it is precisely Health, tfiKinics bow nntttipkjyutuM function — wtaose growing size and cannot find the courage to begin ir. their powerlessness that increases the unemployed workers' risk of die health has oeaasd an onocrdass in our society. estrangement are a serious threat to the US PART, the destructive impact of This ankle was written by LJebow in bis physical and moral well-being of the and behavior problems identified earlier. unemployment arises from its unequal Savings, employment insurance, or private capacity. No official support or distribution across our society, striking other family income may temporarily endorsement by tbc National Institute of Almost 8 million people in the United first and hardest and repeatedly at those permit the unemployed (and their Mental Health is intended or should be Stales out of a workforce of 105 million who can feast withstand it, especially the families) to go through tbc motions of inferred. Thts M'tits was written for are now unemployed. More than another poor, die young, and minorities. In living an ordinary life. But the ultimate Counts by Newspaper, a program of January 1981, for instance, the un- threat to economic, security is always University Extension. University of employment rate.for blacks was just there, for the unemployed executive no California, San Diego, with funding under 13 percent, almost double that for less than die janitor. horn the National Endowment for the whiles. The overall jobless rate for THE So is the diminished sense of effec- f fU-Bl , •••>•• « teen-agers was 19 percent, but for black teen-agers it was 40 percent for males. tiveness and self-worth. And the longer la America today, the civooically FOR 33 percent for females. the worker remains unemployed, the make up the core of a true While unemployment is a major deeper his self-knowledge that the. com- which feeb excluded from WORKING" source of poverty, it is also much more munity he lives in has no use for his nan that. Harvey Brenner of Johns services — that he is, indeed, surplus. i To help you gain new Hopkins University has estimated that This sense of worthlessness is com- ' perspectives on the changing the 1.4 percent annual increase in the pounded by our vision of American unemployment rate from 1970 to 1975society as a meritocracy: each of us is YOU ' nature anoVneanmg o( work was responsible for 1.540 suicides,' rewarded according to our contribution; » «tAmenca: Courses by 3,520 admissions to state mental hospi- our worth is measured by what we get. Newspaper has prepared a tals. 7.660 admissions to state prisons. This presumption makes it especially FOR i comprehensive colection of 1.740 homicides, and 26.440 deaths difficult for the unemployed to blame j ancles, essays, and related from heart and kidney disease. Other "luck" or "the system" for their pre- "WORKING" j ntormation on thts important researchers have discovered links be- dicament; with few exceptions, they are Uneven** ot Minnesota degree subject Th« 200 000-word tween unemployment and family forced to blame themselves. Gnttny Moat—political ilkixnlor tyndacattd with the Washington Pott Writcn Croup credit is avatiabte to readers Reader is edded by O James violence, divorce, and other personal THERE IS THUS a combined assault and social problems. *ho cannot enrofl at a local co»- OToole of the University of on the unemployed worker's body and a life of perpetual unemployment as it. - How can joblessness be so destruc- ' doerler landscapes phone 609-924-1221 Credit Courses SALE Develop Your Potential Recycle this newspaper Day and evening classes available Accounting History TRIANGLE ART CENTER Allied Health Hungarian Architecture Italian CONTINUES! 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Of TtfNTON) HJ. • smaller or emerging companies with One catei of investment which superior appreciation potential. should bear examination under the How to get more out of retirement On the other hand, you might be new tax law the so-called collectible exactly the same age but divorced with (any work of rug or antiques, stamp TV lofi sion* (SEP** ne not only among the best and collectively through a com- young children to support and only fairly or coin, metal gem). After Dec. 31, bappily-ever-afier life at leisure and vehicles for coping with the high cost of pany-selected IRA sponsor. recently returned to the job market. In 1981, the val of any collectibles you »- - . .. M OKA — Currently only employees retirement later on. but also for combat- Brokerage firms usually offer far and that case, you might want to be more put in your retirement account will oy penuoa* ana who have no ochcr retirement plan can Soon Seamy — n unKKtnaaciy mare ing taxation and inflation now. away the most investment alternatives cautious and invest your retirement fund automatically become part of your or- open aa IRA. But as of Jan. I. even Money placed in tax-deferred ac- for your tax-deferred retirement account. in annuities, which provide a good dinary taxable income for the year, .and myth dan reality. The fact is. for the ttntti coveted by corporate pen- fttiWC O» IIWHIBIWW. BCfwlffT pCAMMM BOT counts is deducted right off the top of Typically, you can choose among com- -guaranteed return, or in high-quality you will be subject to certain penalties as Social Security «k»e will provide win be eligible. For 1982 the taxable income. That means you keep mon and preferred stocks, corporate 'fixed-income securities with attractive well. financial security daring retirement nairmum contribution will be $2,000 more of what you make. For example, if bonds, U.S. government and agency yields. Or you may favor convertible ' No matter what investments you for individuals, or up to $2,250 with a yean. you are in the SO percent tax bracket, the bonds, money market funds, mutual bonds and preferred stocks that pay more choose, the important thing is to open non-working spouse; or up to $4,000 The inadequacies of Ike Social Secur- highest new tax bracket as of 1982. a funds, unit investment trusts, annuities than their underlying common shares. your account as soon as you can and with a working spouse. •y system have bees well pnhltrncd. deposit of $2,000 gives you a tax savings and sometimes real estate limited part- Or you and your spouse might be in make your contribution as early as of $1.000. nerships. your early thirties, both working-and possible each year. Remember, you're bat the praMetns with our pnwion pro- KEOGH — This is a plan for the Furthermore, you pay no taxes on fairly comfortable financially but with a not just sheltering your contributions,' grams are less well known. In fan. self-employed — full or part-time — and You get significant flexibility when dividends, interest or capital gains young family to raise. Under these but the earnings from them too. became of job mobility, only 32 percent for unincorporated businesses such as you open an IRA, Keogh or SEP plan at earned by a tax-deferred retirement ac- circumstances you might want to split For example, if you put $2,000 into an of all coopfcs — and 18 percent of all partnerships and sole proprietorships. a brokerage firm because these accounts singles — over age 65 qtalify far private count until you take the money out — your retirement account investments be- IRA at the first of the year where it earns - On Jan. I. the maximum allowable are self-directed. You are responsible for 10 percent or $200 annually, you'll owe pension plans. (Most phM iet|Uire an presumably at 'letiiement when your tax tween good quality growth stocks and contribution will double from $7,500 to selecting the investments in your ac- no taxes on the income. If, on the other employee to participate at least 10 years bracket will be lower. The tax-free bonds. Then,; as you enter your peak $15,000 per year. compounding can have a real multiplier count, so you can tailor a strategy that hand, you wait until the end of the year before becoming eligible for full suits your objectives and life style. And years and are' more financially secure,, effect on the growth of your savings. you might consider more aggressive to make your contribution and keep that benefits.. However, the average male SEP — Any business — be it a sole you can switch investments whenever $2,000 in a taxable account paying 10 worker changes jobs 'once every 4.6 growth stocks that promise better poten- proprietorship, a partnership or a corpor- Setf-directfcm and flexibility economic conditions or your own needs percent a year, you'd have a tax bill of years: the average female, every 2.8 tial appreciation. ation — can open a SEP if it covers all with brokerage accounts change. $100 in the 50 percent tax bracket. So yean. current full or part-time employees 25 Tax-deferred retirement accounts can Nearing Retirement the quicker you put money into your Thanks to the Economic Recovery Act or older who have worked for the be opened at brokerage firms, banks, For the 30s and 40s retirement account, the sooner you begin sheltering earnings from current taxa- of 1981. it will now be at any time during three of the savings and loan associations, mutual For instance, if you are in your early As retirement draws closer, you'might tion. working Americans to help past five calendar years. Like the Keogh fund groups and insurance companies. thirties with few financial wish to shift into high-yielding fix- their retirement by cttaNrrhing thei plan, the current maximum contribution Also, in the case of IRAs, some com- responsibilities and have income ed-income securities and high quality retirement plans through one of of $7,500 will double on Jan. 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Member HORIZON Bancorp Member FDIC L town f( I4A Thursday, December 31,1981 editorial the state we're ih - Polish crisis by david moore a tale of wrongs State needs The United States and the Soviet Union are equally in a bind help for involving the crisis in Poland. Neither is in a position to paint a picture of good and evil, mostly because neither has ever spill fund law learned to keep its hands out of other people's affairs. It's a tough and slimy struggle for The Soviets are clearly wrong in the steps they have taken to New Jersey to climb up out of the toxic dregs bequeathed to it by cynical dump- repress freedoms in Poland. Just as the United States would be ers of hazardous wastes. wrong to try to impose its will on a government in this Some of these dumpers are blue-chip companies which have practiced hemisphere that appeared to be leaning strongly to the left. out-of-sight, out-of-mind disposal meth- ods through some rather shady But both nations do it. And seem to get away with it most of characters. Some, I'm sure, acted in the time. It's a game of awesome proportions and potentially innocence, at a time when neither they nor die public had an awareness of die terrifying consequences played by government leaders acting eventual impact of toxics in bur air and water-supplies. But we're not so inno- as much ouiMiffear of the past as fear of the present. It's a cent anymore. ' game that leaves normal people with a fear for the future. The state is making headway' by finding more toxic dumps secreted ah The Reagan administration certainly had to take some action over the state — more than 350 so far. this week to protest the Soviet intrusion on Polish will. It is But that is headway in the sense that at least New Jersey is hunting for those evil likely to be as effective as the actions taken during the hideouts. I'll wager that if other states in our region looked as hard as New Jersey ,^- Afghanistan crisis. It had to be done anyway because the they's be finding many more also. United States is now home to so many people whose roots are ON THE CREDIT side though, in that land. clearly, is the fact that our voters in November approved a $100-million Political and economic pressures of this sort, however, are bond issue to undertake cleanups of the worst of these. On the dismaying side is not going to alter the thinking of the Soviet government, the the doubt about whether the new ad- prime concern of which is for its own security — which it sees ministration in Washington is going to meet the spirit of the vaunted Superfund as threatened by unrest on its borders, particularly in a legislation which is supposed to .help states like ours cleanse themselves. communist country. After all. the Soviets have internal Embodied .in the legislation establish- populations to worry about, too. ing Superfund, for instance, is a Catch 22 kind of proviso which may very well What it comes down to is that both the United States and the make it impossible for New Jersey to Soviet Union have developed the bad habit of intruding in the keep collecting money for, and using, its reporter's notebook by david safowitz Spill Compensation Fund, which dates affairs of others, then moaning when the other side does the back to 1976. That fund, collected as a tax on same. All they manage to do is alienate each other and make petroleum products produced in the more difficult the search for agreement in areas such as the state, has provided a little over $1 There's nothing like a brassy million per month for New Jersey, and control of nuclear arms. Some people prefer coffee in the making his way to the port city of their own laconic, boldly- chiseled, has been the skinny financial backbone Perhaps the two nations should put aside discussion of arms morning, but nothing gooses me into Marseilles. internal logic, the cowboys end their of our cleanup efforts to date. consciousness better than a big. brassy The sheep becomes a stowaway on a roundup after exactly 10,000 of the As I understand it, if we want to get control for now altogether and concentrate on the more critical headline. tramp steamer to New York, nearly bunnies have been corraled. - money from Superfund, we might haye to amend our own Spill Fund because the issue of minding their own business. "Drug Found To Delay Puberty Dead- dying on the way of an anthrax attack. Naturally, the article — about the linc." blurted a local daily last week. When he reaches the Big Apple, the mass liquidation of crop-ravaging jack two funds would be financed the same How's that for an eye opener. I've been lamb hobbles aboard a bus bound for rabbits — is much less exciting. I quietly way, and oil and chemical companies are screaming that this would spell some struggling with the aftereffects of puber- Iowa. Twelve hundred miles later, the replaced Mr. Wayne with Audie kind of financial double jeopardy. This ty for 18 years and now they tell me the animal disembarks in a cornfield de- Murphy. question remains unsolved, and is now whole mess could have been avoided. serted except for a small, tow-headed DEPRESSION began to hover men- in court. Had medical science gone this far in boy staring abjectly at a ragged clump of acingly over my breakfast table. Must MASS TRANSIT-.. 7&O6H5F? STAHCB ON 1963. I might still be singing Rita fleece. Suddenly the lad spots the brave these thrilling.near mythic headlines AS OF THIS writing the state Legis- Moreno's part in "West Side Story." little mutton, rises from his wheelchair, always be subverted by the endless lature and special and public-interest CRlNte... AVfb INSURANCE What followed the tantalizing headline and rushes to embrace the lamb. A day stream of quotidian facts that follow, by groups are attempting to come up with TOXIC WASTE CLEANUP.:. WPVE GOT was a perfectly sensible account of a later, the boy's tuberculosis is miracu- the glacial movement of history itself? some kind of compromise law which, THE Sj4ME CHKIS7XA.S LtSr/ wonder drug that indefinitely postpones lously cured. Groping fruitlessly for an answer, I one can only hope, will keep the state the the sexual changes of pubescence. UNFORTUNATELY, the real story noticed "Teen Quizzed in Six Arsons." Spill Fund viable to whatever degree The drug enables children with with behind the headline was far less poign- The wheels between my ears started possible without getting in die way of growth disorders to have more time to ant. It seems a Texas teen's lamb was spinning madly. Superfund grants. We really should wait develop. stolen after the beast wandered onto the "Okay, Tommy, who fiddled while until die courts decide if such legislation Rome burned?" boomed the smiling is needed or not. NEVERTHELESS, the giddy, Southfork Ranch, where the show "Dal- las" is filmed. The lamb was tempor- police sergeant. "Think carefully, lad, a It should be borne in mind that die six-word headline had done its job. My trip to Disney World rides on your final, arily swiped by a souvenir-seeking fan of November SlOO-million bond issue* vote eyes were hooked like hungry cods and answer." the show. The "real" facts weren't even has specific restrictions. That money is mercilessly reeled into the story. Read- Then I saw "Holders Of Low-Status "N: worth one kleenex. Ho Hum. earmarked only for cleanups which can't ing those large black letters promising a Jobs High In Self-Esteem, Study cure for puberty, I imagined the world of As boredom began to set in. I glanced be paid for by Superfund or die state. Finds." The image of two bag ladies Spill Fund. As conceived, that was a the future:a Never. Never Land of Peter upon "10,000 Rabbits Snared in 3rd warming their hands by a trash fire Pans who play Space Invaders all day Idaho Roundup." My spine began to great idea, stretching available dollars to infiltrated my mind. Despite their the utmost for this vital cause. But if we • and never bathe. The United Nations tingle. There is something about the decrepit clothing, the ladies looked as can't get as much help as had been hoped would convene in a pizzaria and Scott sheer, quantatative weight of numerical smug as David Stockman as they dis- from those two sources, die bond issue; Baio would be unanimously elected headlines that impresses me. Whether cussing the "trickle down" theory of will go all die faster. < president. Tom Carvel would be ap- there are "10,000 Rabbits snared," supply-side economics. "We'll be roll- pointed surgeon general. "Nine Million Unemployed," or "Thir- ing in the dough next year if the Saudi Meanwhile, toxic wastes are being No doubt about it. good headlines are ty Million Facing Puberty," I sense the tariff restrictions are lifted," predicted churned out faster than ever in this tiny, as dependable in the a.m. as divorce unfolding of momentous events that one of the women with the confidence of densely populated state which harbors papers from Elizabeth Taylor. Only the dwarf my petty existence. a Paine Webber broker. one of die world's biggest concentrations humdrum story that follows can shatter The rabbit headline immediately con- But then 1 cast my eyes on "Reagan of chemically based industries. Too. the earth-shaking promise of those entic- jured up a John Wayne epic. I en- Losing Grip?"and immediately felt less many of these have looked the other way ing opening words. visioned a group of leather-necked cow- optimistic. when, widi crossed fingers; they hire For instance, when I read "Teen, boys sitting around a campfirc, mutter- some hauler to legally dispose of their Lamb Reunited" in a rather ex- ing about the influx of alien Hatian and wastes. They don't want to know what' cheaMeTrcnton tabloid. I felt tears well- Mexican rabbits. Fired up by rot gut and happens to die stuff. By "midnight ing up in my eyes for the first time in dime novels, the cowboys grab their David Salowitz, a staff writer at The dumping," an unscrupulous hauler can months. I pictured a crippled lamb Japanesse miniature lassos and roundup Princeton Packet, has a secret desire to limping past Polish border guards and the illegal varmints. Then, following be a creator of headlines. See STATE, page consumer corner by adam levin Franklin NEWS RECORD V» USPS 5*3 800 S vorxl cUss IHXI jge :\»«1 jt N J 08863 Be sure you have the right of return THE PRINCETON PACKET INC. Many of you may want to return or • Items may be exchanged or the Consumers should always find out ments when attempting an exchange or IV i>shef exchange nme of the gifts you received business will give you a credit slip. This what die refund policy is before buying. refund. \ 609 924 32« this holiday season — an item may be will enable you to purchase otiier If you want to return an item you Should you encounter a great deal oi merchandise at a later date from nut ld»lt JfXl too small, the wrong color, or just not received as a gift, find out where and trouble wim die store, contact die store 300 Wrt^wspoon Si suit you. x store. when it was purchased/ If die person 600 It is important to know that you do not who gave you die gift does not know the ft*nht>r> 3-.tJ Somerset H j 068*3 c<"tor> H J 08S40 have the right to return everything. • Some stores will refund money or store's refund policy, simply call die Our toll-free Tel-Consumer system, at L Akhough it is true dtat many stores may make exchanges on most of dieir items. store's business office and ask. 800-242-5846, has a tape-recorded! message on merchandise return, number; Asst Gen Manager allow you to return an item for exchange You should never expect any stare to Cfwisiac*»e» A Bus»"ess Manage* or refund, they do this according to then* allow you to return persona! articles. die sales slip is usually required 326. The information contained on this* JM-mE Adve«t«s from die by Jan. 19. this bud and ot&ers to tne backyard Editor's note: the following is another in our series of Desch, Goodman: Russel: feeder simply for the joy of observing it reputedly "tried and true'* favorite recipes prepared for — not to fallen it for the hunters* guns. the News-Record by Nancy $odie of the Cedar Wood to duiiuy the of m Minus its feathers, beak and bones, the Mourning Dove Mourning.Dove -weighs less than an Woman's Club. We will print them in a she convenient for that ia Ibis be happens to be a ouiyf, which renders the hunters' argu- clipping and saving. Regretfully, however, we cannot take tree-mendous Uaaed ment that it is a fine bird for the table an responsibility for their success. must be solved absolutely ridiculous ploy. To i To Mourning Dove populations have A convicted "con maa,* declared by been declining nationally at the rate of 2 STUFFED MUSHROOMS PARMIGIANA After a two year htatas from Ibe F.B.I, to be the moat conviacing Once again, the puWic in its concern percent annually since about 1963. In i the ftaakfia Towndup 'COB man' they had ever seen, facing a for wilo«fr is being duped. Hunting addition, the natural mortality rate of the 12 large fresh mushrooms (24 oz.) ihis year to provide jail sentence for dimes corn- BBfcresta, with the aid of handpicked eggs and young is very high — 70 legislators, are attempting to railroad 2 T. butter or margarine was need from having to serve hts pnwm percent. The adults face a 55 percent bffls(S3431-A3698) to put the Mourning mortality rate annually. The breeding 1 med. onion, finely chopped tenn aad was then paid thousands of Dove, a songbird, on the "game" speci- doBars. from tax dollars paid by die season, extends from April to 2 oz. pepperoni, diced 0/2 cup) es hit list. mid-October, and it is a bird whose y was BcmeadraH* The Kubto same citizens whom be robbed in the V* cup finely chopped green pepper UmStj. wJko owas Rabin aad SOBS, was The suriepiiiious manner in which nesting patterns are easily upset by the first place, to con and entrap high these biDs are being handled raises tO 4MT MCCCaUwH fXOJfiCt. TDCy firing of guns. It is also very susceptible 1 clove garlic, minced giummiM HI officials. serious doubts about fulfillment of the for the Jsycocs to to a disease called Canker, the same Vi cup finely crushed round crackers (about 12) democratic process. The Assembly bill disease which, in conjunction with «p ifce Oee sale and Rabin's staff 3 T. grated parmesan cheese My Ood what has happened to was mtrortnerri and voted favorably on heavy hunting pressure, rendered the t .the same day. The bill had not yet been American fair play and justice?!! Some passenger pigeon extinct. 1 T. chopped parsley [printed for public inspection, much less say ibis can be compared to Watergate. In 1863 the United States Supreme V21. salt We atttafc cmk aad oexy family who The Senate bill followed a Wrong! All die acts of Ibe Watergate Court established that wildlife belongs to m% ttKjBytumft OaTJC Ol OaY CjafUtBHtt t&VCS. siiuitif pattern. V* t. oreganb, crushed OflavaCDaiBaaa? aVQ%r v^OwaaaiBiaV^r ^lUOfB Ua9Ofl all the people. And at least 93 percent of WjBKMal yout wWppott* our jpvoycjct to Friends of Animals learned of its New Jeneyans do not hunt. This over- dash pepper • t *e historic Wyckoff House on fannseo* he wasn t entrapped! Yet be was never tried in a criminal court and in existence oary one day before the hear- whelming majority of citizens who re- •A cup chicken broth lebnb Road for use by Feb. fact was soon pantonul. Former Senator ings but managed to convince three spect nature must not be duped into 1. 1912. woatd at* be possible. members of the committee that the bill Jmcpn McCarniya who i MI iffo untold sacrificing yet another treasured species Ike rnakfia Township Jaycees abo would coutiaveac their constituents' to the guns of the few. We urge all who Wash mushrooms; remove stems; finely chop stems and local press far providing cx- Americans, was smnty censured by the wishes. The bill remains in ihe Senate read this to write their Assemblyman and reserve. Drain caps on paper towels. Melt butter in skillet; add hotogfapaic. as well as print, Senate. What happened to die concept of committee for voting at a future date. Senator urging defeat of the bill which onion, pepperoni, pepper, garlic and chopped mushroom : of our Christmas kee sale and equal justice? Why such haste by certain The vote which was scheduled for the would permit the kill of the Mourning stems. Cook till tender, but not brown. Add crumbs, cheese, service projects. members of the Senate to expel .full Assembly on Dec. 7 is being post- Dove. The League of Women Voters or Tat staff of das newspaper has received Williams, when most an of die Senators poned, thanks to the Speaker of the either the Democratic or Republic Club parsley, salt, oregano and pepper; mix well. Stir in chicken a Certificate of Applet anon attesting to have great reservations regarding the Assembly, Christopher Jackman, whom will give you the name and address of broth. ibis contribution to our f hiptfi. methods employed in ABSCAM? we convinced of the lack of fair play in your representatives. the bill's release from committee. Spoon stuffing into mushrooms, rounding tops. Place caps in Once again, thanks to each and every l The Mourning Dove is a gentle, shallow baking pan with about A inch of water covering the one of you who visited our Christinas The Senate goes to court and fights cooing songbird, a favorite of countless Susan Russell. Director of Education sale behind Rubin and Sons on William's attempt to have a full hearing bottom of the pan. Bake, uncovered, in 325° oven about 25 dozens who enjoy its beauty, its song. Friends of Animals, Inc. > Avenue. To find out more about with counsel before die Senate,, claiming minutes or until heated through. Makes 12. The public spends a fortune in attracting One Pine Street ae fraaYlin Township Jaycees. call the conns have no jurisdiction in das 247-9469 or 873-3423. area quoting die constitutional powers of May yoors be a joyous holiday season the Senate. Yet they accept me court's a wealthy and prosperous New findings in the Williams trial on face value even though the entire ABSCAM procedures violate die principal of die Phone tax to fall state RkhDesch project chairman 'Separation of Powers' in our Constitu- (Continued from page 14A) sites for toxic disposal. The only thing it Steve Goodman tion, which contains the essential doesn't do is alleviate the under- strength of our democratic form of president standably frenzied protests from those I percent for 1982make a 100 percent profit on hauling areas where the sites might be selected. fees, not having to pay for the disposal. Senator Williams should be given We've got a long way to go in this THIS SITUATION is rendered all state we've in before we can down a give every opportunity to defend himself The federal excise tax on telephone long distance calls. the worse because, while we've been glass of water without vaguely wonder- before the Senate. To the same degree at service will drop from 2 percent to 1 Congress first imposed the excise tax least that Mixon was allowed counsel good at closing dangerous landfills to ing what's in it. percent on Jan. 1, 1982, saving New in 1914. Although repealed briefly after WSams chance and witnesses, with the right of examina- chemicals, we've been unable to provide Jersey Bell customers about $18 million tion and cross-examination in his im- the war, it was reinstated during the alternative, safe disposal sites for toxics. on their telephone bills during the year. peachment proceedings. Would not this Depression. During the 1940s and Recent passage of S-1300, the Major to defend himself New Jersey Bell estimates that the 1950s, the rate was as high as 15 percent beoaJy fair? Hazardous Waste Facilities Siting Act, David F. Moore is executive director Tome on local telephone service and 25 percent reduction equates to an average annual casts a ray of hope. It establishes the of the New Jersey Conservation Foun- I implore all members of our great savings of about $4.00 per residential on long distance service. The case of US Senator Harrison A. procedure and trie control body to choose dation in Morristown. Senate ttf recall the following excerpts customer. Several years ago. Congress voted to WiBaras. Jr. now becomes a new •from a speech by that great patriot, The excise tax is being phased out by gradually eliminate the tax. In recent chapter of "Profiles in Courage." His Thomas Payne, and to heed its mean- reducing the percentage each Jan. 1, but years, it has dropped one percent each fellow scatters are faced with two op- ings. * These ate,(he times that firy men's the tax won't disappear entirely at year's year and was scheduled to be eliminated Guideline souls. C*r*Jt*nl*'%ArWlJE "entft'as'Oongress toted several years at the end of 1982. One. to 'defend die constitutional (Continued from page 1 A) weekdays between the hours of 9-5. wrmhtne patriot will in this crisis, shrink ago. This year's taifbill postpones that, Legislation enacted in 1980, however, rights of Pete Williams and while doing from the service of his country, but he After 5 p.m. and on weekends, it is to iitfiMi the coast Hut wml ngbts of all keeping it at 1 percent until Jan. 1,1985. continued the tax at 2 percent through serious psychological cases and provides based at Somerset Medical Center. It is that stands it now deserves the love and The federal excise tax is paid on most 1981. The latest bill allows the decrease Americans. To do this they must post- thanks of man and woman. Tyranny like a 24-hour hotline (526-4100) and staffed by paid trained crisis counselors pone any hearings by die faD Senate local service and equipment charges and to 1 percent in 1982 but continues it at walk-in service. and there is a psychiatrist on call. \ heO is not easily conquered." "What we on charges for interstate and intrastate that rate through 1984. UBOI sach tunes as the courts rule on his obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly; Guideline is located in the Richard Guideline is funded 75 percent by 'wbboa of dae process* appeal*, after It is deamess only that gives everything Hall Community Mental Health Somerset County and 25 percent by the which Ibey mast aOow htm to defend its value. Heaven knows how to put a Center.22 No. Bridge St.. Somerville state, according to Mr. Lawrence. •BBBCsf before his peers by any reason* proper price on its goods; and h would able means at his disposal be strange indeed if so celestial an article Party to benefit lung association The second option is to allow political as FREEDOM should not be highly What to do? t iiif mftrary aaJ self-serving rrmiirtrr- regaroeo. aaoai to affect dtcir actions relative to The all new J.R.'s Gaslight Restaurant Association on Saturday, Jan. 16, at 8 located at 789 Jersey Avc. New Bruns- p.m. Guideline is one of several county and state agencies which may be das travesty of jusbec. Then- individual Each of us face the terrible potential A full course Prime Rib Dinner will be able to help. They include: this question before the loss of our constitutional rights and wick, will be die setting for an "After featured, dancing and door prizes. For Catholic Welfare Bureau 738-1323 will separate the men from die freedom if you. as our elected repieseu- The Holiday Party" to benefit the Pedi- reservations contact Pat Mueller at tatives. do not Tight to defend and atric Pulmonary Programs in Middlesex Guideline 526-4100 609-452-2112 before Jan. 8. from the Democratic preserve, die constitutional rights of County of die Delaware-Raritan Lung New Jersey Alcoholism Hotline (800) 322-5525 of dke aisle are saying this whole Senator Harrison A. Williams. Jr. Parents Without Partners 738-8047 is aa embarrassment to die De- Resource Center for Women party. For political consider- A shopping Bazaar that tops and their Families 685-1122 oaly diey would be happy if For whom die bell shall toll? It may Rutgers Community Mental Health Center 463-4584 wouto simply on appeal. .toll for thee!!! them all ... oar classified pages Somerset County Mental Health Center 564-4100 deny die Democratic Governor Orlando L. Abbruzzese Byrne Ibe opportunity of ap- Somerset County chairman. to Williams if he is Democratic Committee ATTENTION MANVILLE How to save tax dollars DOG OWNERS Canto 009 icaaaa prior toFab . 1. Iftt. aa ratjuirad by CHROPRACTIC Legally. PHYSOAN 1 IAMB VACCINATION. wMh en* of tba Raritan Valley's 2 /2 year t01.S74-*«f0 1. Vm Oaf Ucaaaa racaipt «rfth yew. Individual Retirement Account 2. NOW PAYS 13.45% = 14.61 % S. of Vasartaerlan - RoUaa Tag - Racatpt from V( ^ax Free h» Bhlnlaid ata^Officad HfOfk. Raritan Valey's IRA Pension Plan is a tax deferred savings pro- gram. 00 W At Raritan Valey every dolar you put in accumulates tax free. , 199 Sovtn Even the interest. b* ebsaiaad at tha Board of NJ.U (see Ossified Section) WflMrY W9O* CVaMHMf nTtMK »MI BOWS Ov vSts^p fO Starting January 1, 1982, each wage earner may contribute FMOitFftB up to $2>000/$2,250 spousal. If both Husband and Wife are BOROUGH OF MANVILLE ftaaaafsC«ailNMa> employed, up to $4,000 may be contributed. 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WE Off Savings & Loan Assoc. n I w rwn a 11 w II II rim nil • >mn • mmi—, • »M m irm !«•—, IW»II m ofVoaarhaarla for your *nnoooomfm*+2ar*n*kr*»m*tm*»u*m*Hmi wookond -"ViTnTi 31,1981 Ewing upends Warriors in overtime Frank/in undefeated streak finished at three in 64-58 defeat by Pete Mann Sports Editor Terry Dailey popped in 11 field goals and finished with 24 points on Monday night to lead Ewing past Franklin Town- ship 64-58 in overtime. The loss was the first in* four games for the locals this season and eliminated the Warriors from the hunt for the championship of the Ewing Christmas Tournament, "I thought we played pretty well," said Warrior coach Gerald Martin, "we did not get a whole lot done in the first quarter, but I was pleased with the way we came back in the second, third, and fourth periods. We did not shoot particularly well, and if some' of our shots had fallen down the stretch it would have been a different story. Still, though we did not hit the shots we needed to win, the kids came back well. They did not quit." FRANKLIN FELL behind 20-12 after one period, but rallied to outscore the borne team 29-19 over the next two quarters to take a slim lead into the final eight minutes. Yet when the regulation horn sounded the game was deadlocked at 52-52. In the overtime Dailey and company went to work quickly and doubled Frank- lin's point output to earn a 64-58 win and a berth in the tournament finals. "Ewing has some good atKclctes," said Martin. "They have good size, and run and jump well. They have a 6-9 kid in the middle who made us change a lot of things on offense. "The Ewing Tournament is a tough one," the Franklin coach continued. "All the teams in the tournament are quality teams. We have a good team, but we lack experience on the varsity level. We still have a lot of improving to do this season. Going into a tournament like the one at Ewing a team has to play at its best because ihe teams it is playing are i some of the best around. Because of our inexperience I .think some of the kids were a bit nervous going into the Ewing game, but the experience will come as the year goes on. VERNON DOSWELL led Franklin with 18 points, while Tom Hawkins added 17. Warrior center Roy Svendsen finished with nine. Dave Coy had 11 points for the winners, while Mark Hutton put in nine points. Franklin was scheduled to play de- fending Group II champion Salem yes- terday in the consolation round of the Christmas Tournament. The Warriors will next see action against Bridgewater-Raritan West in an away game on Tuesday. Franklin's next home game is on Jan. 8 against East. Martin hoped his team could, gain a split in the Christmas Tournament, and VERNON DOSWELL takes to the air on his way to two of his 18 points V TOM HAWKINS of the Franklin Township Warriors watches a pass of his near its targei:in action against Ewing in is happy with the start of his squad. on Monday against Ewing. Doswell and his Warrior teammates fought Ihe Ewing Christmas Tournament on Monday. The Warriors got 17 points from Hawkins and rallied to send the "I have to be pleased when the kids back hard, but still ended up with their first loss of the season as Ewing into overtime. Yet when the overtime period was over it was Ewing which made its fans cheerful with a win their first three games," he said. went on to the tournament finals. 64-58 win. "They are working hard and should get (Andrea Kane photo) (Andrea Kane photo) better as the season goes on." Franklin girls fall in Carteret tournament final The Lady Warriors of Franklin Town- the end of three periods the Franklin lead ship gained their initial triumph of the stood at 10 points, 30-20. 1981-82 season with a 54-31 triumph It was then that the locals turned on over J. F. Kennedy on Monday. The the scoring punch and broke things open. victory propelled the locals into the Helped by eight points each from finals of the Carteret Girls' Christmas LeShaun Arlington and Toyia Powell, Tournament, where the Lady Warriors Franklin poured in 24 points over the last fell to powerful New Brunswick on eight minutes. Included in the scoring Tuesday afternoon. burst was a 10-0 Franklin blitz which The split leaves Franklin with a 1-4 ended all debate over which team was mark for the season. going to the finals on Tuesday. . The Lady Warriors jumped to a 9-6 Powell finished with 23 points for the first-period lead against J. F. Kennedy. winners, while Arlington finished with Some tight Franklin defense helped ex- 18. . j tend the lead to 17-10 at the half, and by The Lady Warriors will go for their t . first Mid-State Conference victory of the campaign on Tuesday, when they will play host to Bridgewater-Raritan west at Winter Sports Day 3:45. After that the locals will take to the The YWCA of Central Jersey, 51 road for three games, until returning . Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, home to host Somerville on Jan. 15., will sponsor a "Winter Sports Day" and "Ski Trip" at Tall Timbers Resident Camp, Tuxedo, New York, on Saturday, Trip to Ice Capades Jan. 23. The Consolata Fathers on Route 27 in Activities will include sledding on the Somerset are sponsoring a bus trip to the camp grounds, skating on Lake Stahahe, Ice Capades at Madison Square Garden, and skiing at Silver Mine. The bus will New York City, on Friday, Jan. 29. leave the YWCA at 7 a.m. and return at Donation of $20 will include round trip 8 p.m. Participants should bring their bus fare, entrance to the show, and lunch; dinner will be provided in the coffee and cakes upon return to the dining hall. Mission Center. A limited number of The fee is $15.00 per person, which seats are available and will be on a first includes transportation and dinner. Lift come first served basis. The bus will and HHsbofouojh win renew mid-State Conference battles on fees at Silver Mine will be extra. leave the Mission Center at 5:30, p.m. #if»game aosirat fw Lady Raiders of Hfcborough. Boh Frantfh Tuesday. For further information and reserva- sharp. For reservations, call 297-9191, (Wen Pipemg^photo) tions call 545-6622. or after 5 p.m., 254-9498. I hrFrankfa. NEWS RECORD 17-A WARRIOR COACH Gerald Martin discusses strategy with a player at the Warrior's game YEAR-END CLEARANCE ON USED CARS! VEUNOA WMFREY. Jennifer Beachum and Charrisse Jackson look tense during Warrior action In Ewing Monday right The Warriors lost 61-58. 1979 CHEVROLET 34 TON 12% FT. STEP VAN (Andrea Kane photo) Automatic transmission, power steering, extra seat, V8, power brakes, excellent rubber, many other extras. Stock #21C17A. 25,688 miles. Very Clean. (If 1982 Would List For •14,000.) SALE PRICE $6895. 1980 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 4DOOR SEDAN 1977 CHEVROLET MAUBU V-8, auto- trans., power steering & brakes, CLASSIC STATION WAGON AM/FM stereo, tinted glass, remote L/H Saturday mirror, air cond., w.w. radial tires, power 8 cyl., auto, trans., power steering & brakes, windows & locks, rear defogger, mats, door AM radio, air cond., w.w. tires, wheel covers, guards, bumper strips, 6-way power seat, roof carrier. Stock #22-11 A. 63,217 miles. custom t.t. paint, speed & cruise control, recreation aux. lighting. Stock #22-45A. 44,727 miles. SALE PRICE $3195. SALE PRICE #8495. 1978AMCGREMUN 1976 FORD MUSTANG set to start 2 DOOR SEDAN COUPE The Franklin Township Department of 6 cyl., 3-speed manual trans., manual steering 4 speed, man. trans., std. steer. & brakes, 4 Parks and Recreation will begin several & brakes, radio & heater. Stock #21-59A. cyl., radio & heater, air cond., whl. covers. winter recreation programs starting Sat- 44,289 miles. SALE PRICE $2195. Stock # 11P3-A. 49,997 miles. urday, Jan. 9. These activities include SALE PRICE $3195. Youth Basketball for grades K-5 and Saturday Recreation for grades K-6. 1978CHEVETTE 1974 VOLKSWAGEN Youth basketball at MacAfee Road 4 DOOR SEDAN DASHER School offers instructional game play to 4 cyl.. auto, trans., manual steering & brakes, 4 Door, radio, heater, 4 cyl., auto, trans., man. children in grades K-3. Activities will air cond., radio & heater. Stock #21-198TA. 32, steering & brakes. Stock 021-21OA. 59,000 include skill development, lead-up 591 miles. SALE PRICE $3795. games and regular game play. Children miles. SALE PRICE $2695. in grades K-l should attend from 9-10:30 a.m. and children in grades 2-3 from I(h30-noon. 1980 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1971 CHEVROLET IMP ALA Hillcrest School is the location for STATION WAGON 4 DOOR SEDAN youth basketball for students in grades 4 V-8, AM/FM radio, auto, trans., pwr. V-8 auto, trans., pwr. steering & brakes, AM & 5. Activities there will include skill steering & brakes, tinted glass, air cond., radio, heater, air cond., tinted glass, w.w. work, instructional game play &.com- w.w. tires, rear defogger, mats, pwr. tailgate, tires, vinyl top, wheel covers. Stock #22- petitive game play. Fourth grade stu- lock, load carpet, custom t.t. paint, roof 48A. 59,804 miles - dents are scheduled from 9-10:30 a.m. carrier. Stock #22-51 A. 33,567 miles. SALE PRICE $1195. and fifth grade students from SALE PRICE $6495. ' 10-30-noon. Saturday recreation will be held at Others to Choos* From Sales Tax & MV Fees Excluded Franklin Park and Elizabeth Avenue School for grades K-6 from 9 a.m. to noon. This program offers instructional basketball, games crafts and the children may attend for the entire three hour PRINCE CHEVROLET period. Participants interested in joining any of these programs may register the first PRlftCITOU S PRINCETON S day they attend. There is a $1 regis- Route 206 WLLS8OROUGH CENTER Joe Zupko Lays the bafl against the glass\ tration fee for each program. in action versus Frankfn Township earier this season. FranMn center If you would like further details re- Pnncoton Roy Svedsen ts deferring. Both the Warriors and Raiders fed in garding these activities contact the toumamonl action this week. 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B^BJOBIO Aaa/Gar-AayYaar •ncMvcaafoaauu- •MOr.va.Af -i.-anjsHr Kusfom KarKare %S-.r..., SIMM 2*7-2424 18-A Thuraday, December 31,1981 Local firms can help fight rising fuel bills b it a service offered by a number of Container Energy Savers, a recently Energy Savers will first bring a piece die time." he said. said, because there was a commercial pnvateJy owned firms operating in die wnNnhfd corporation with offices of machinery inside the house which A roaring fire may just barely provide demand for this service "outside of Win ike fiat heanaf VB Priaoaun area. Public Service, the main throaghont die Delaware Vaffley. creates a partial vacuum inside the. a net heat benefit, but once it burns down academia." acreage parveyor of utility servcies in Central house, and along with it drafts and air Marvin ShrnJrman, die owner of die and if die flue is left open it draws warm According to Michael Levine, re- Jeney. is is on the act as well. leaks equivalent to a 30 mph wind sailer m tcy iilcact. file for prnoml ' die Princeton area. air up the chimney. search assistant at the Center for Energy blowing against the outside of die house. or onln » jflttd *j****** Essentially die service tiL a heating or explained dtat for between $350 and Energy Savers therefore recommends and Environmental Studies, the study Air leaks are usually so apparent, Mr. OPEC. energy audit that tjetejpifines bow effi- S400 a team of technicians will come to that all fireplaces be fitted with special placed houses in one of three groups: a Shenkman said, that the technicians If you t't aHonJ lo payfor die cieady your home retains expensively your home and, Bsing engineering stan- glass doors to prevent heat.escape. • control group that tried conventional ktxaryati eat then healed air white keeping out money dards and special equipment, will seal usually have a relatively easy time But a blazing fire is "so pretty," Mr. ways of reducing heat use, a "house L plugging die leaks with a patented, clear wO DC CSflEUm^E IO filching cold air. your house as airtight as is safely Shenkman said, "I wouldn't tell anyone doctoring" group, and a "major retro- : be worth comideriag- One firm which offers mis service is possible. silicone sealant applied to die interior of to get rid of dieir fireplace." fit" group that overhauled all insulation, die house. This is done, Mr. Shenkman The technicians will look at other caulking, storm windowEnvironmental explained, because after only one year conspicuous heat robbers as well. Studies, the study placed houses in one most caulking material on the outside of For example, many homes that have of three groups: a control group that tried Your mental health a structure is weathered and useless. baseboard heating with wall-to-wall conventional ways of reducing heat use, The silicone sealant, which is clear carpeting are tremendously diminished a "house doctoring" group, and a "ma- and Food and Drug Adminstration ap- in efficiency. Normally, when no carpet- jor retrofit" group that overhauled all proved, is applied to the most obvious ing is present, the baseboards pull cold insulation, caulking, storm windows and leaks especially around windows, or Some children need 'divorce' air off the floor. The air is then heated, doors. where pipes or wires enter the house. As causing it to rise and circulate through- major leaks are plugged, others become The first group experienced a six to out the room. more pronounced (the vacuum machine eight percent energy use reduction, the was a conference with the counselor and . M.D. IF BARBARA WERE to go home is kept running during the plugging However, when wall-to-wall carpeting house doctor group had a nine to IS a consultant psychiatrist, and it was now, he said, it would throw her right process) and "you keep chasing leaks." is installed it is often jammed under the percent reduction while the major retrofit When we speak of divorce, we mean, agreed that it would be unwise for back into the dependent relationship with Mr. Shenkman said. baseboards, eliminating the one or two group had a 21 percent cutback in fuel of coarse, the process by which married Barbara to try to continue school at this her mother. What she needed was a Energy Savers is so effective. Mr. inch space between the floor and thus used for heating. people separate and become single time; she was too depressed and dis- chance to dunk and act for herself and Shenkman said, that care must be taken preventing proper circulation. The house doctoring service uses agam. irvcnag thetr marital, social and tracted. develop a feeling of being a capable and not to seal the house too completely. By Energy Savers will also make rec- diagnostic devices similar to those cm- legal ties Theraprus, abo think of The parents asked whether they should independent person, operating under her relying on engineering scales which ommendations on ways of harnessing the ployed by Energy Savers. another kind of "divorce"' It is somc- take Barbara home that afternoon. To own power and direction. She might find provide for minimum air exchanges for sun to aid in heating the house. During a half-day visit by two techni- tnnrt ncccuary for the psychological their amazement, the psychiatrist sug- this difficult to do without help and so it houses of varying sizes the appropriate Mr. Shenkman noted that during cians, the house will be prcssurzied by a well being of chiidren that they "get a gested that Barbara take a room near the would be arranged that she would come amount of "leakage" is determined. 1981, investment in energy-saving home dmxce" from a parent, using the term door fan to "dramatize" leaks and an school and find herself a job. The in for psychotherapy once a week or According to Mr. Shenkman, Energy improvements qualified for a federal broadly and exclusively in the psycho- infrared viewer will be used to detect University would help place her. more frequently if necessary. Savers is a profitable investment. So energy tax rebate but that for the coming drafts. logical xaw. I would like to cite a case profitable that it will pay for itself in year "nobody knows." hntory ID ilktstrale this principle. The school counseling service would The furnace will be examined for THE PSYCHIATRIST explained reduced heating bills the first year. The Princeton Energy Partners, a corpor- keep in touch with Barbara and enlist the ation formed by three Princeton Univer- efficiency, and the thermostat will be When "Barbara" (this is a fktiiiou* why he was suggesting this. Having help of her school friends to keep her average homeowner can expect heating checked for accuracy. and air conditioning savings of 14 to 28 sity researchers, takes a similar but ; name med lo dtsgune die identity of the spoken to Barbara at great length he was involved. It would have been better, the Energy Partners concentrates much of the impression that Barbara's de- percent each year. slightly different approach to monitoring ml penoa) was 17. die went away to psychiatrist said, if the entire family attention on heat loss into the attic which pression was the result of separation and stemming home heat loss. college in North Carolina, a few hundred could come for family therapy together, On the other hand, an investment in occurrs primarily through "convectivc nuici from her home. Her parents drove from her parents, especially her mother, The techniques the Princeton group but since this could not be done, the best storm windows and doors takes seven to loops," according to technical director her to school, helped her get her things to whom she had been very closely uses are the outcome of a number of thing was to proceed as suggested. 10 years to recoup, he said. controlled experiments conducted over Ken Gadsby. into her dorm, and met the girls with attached. This was her first real separ- Aside from sealing cracks, seams and whom she would be rooming. Barbara ation from home and the first time she Reluctantly, die parents agreed. the last few years on groups of houses Convcctive loops occur when warm Barbara found a job in an art supply leaks with the silicone caulking. Energy around the country and one specific air in a second-story room escapes was a good student, so the parents were had to operate entirely on her own. Savers will make recommendations on independently of her parents, to think for store and stayed out of school for a year. "doctoring" of a house in Cranbury through a hole in the ceiling. The warm spate satisfied about their daughter's other ways to save heating costs. academic adjustment. They also noticed herself, act for herself, decide for herself In the course of dtat year, she came out belonging to Princeton geology air is displaced by cold air and the cycle Fireplaces are one of the main culprits tfcjl the made fnends quickly with her what she wanted lo do with her life. Her of her depressed state, made many new professor Harvey Sachs. repeats itself endlessly unless the escape new roommate* and this put them ai case upbringing had left her entirely un- friends and found satisfaction in her job. in every house, according to Mr. The firm was formed, Goutam Dutt, route is blocked. about her \ocul adjustment They dime prepared fix this and she was bewildered The following year she went back to Shenkman. "They are a minus most of one of the principals of the corporation The Princeton Energy Partners will " hmne relaxed and happy. and overwhelmed. school and went on to get a master's take care of the big hitters" on the spot Mr. Gadsby said. They had promised Barbara that they The psychiatrist said that as he under- degree in social work. were not going to get in touch with her stood it the girl had been held entirely It would be nice to say that Barbara The basic doctoring service costs be- until the wrote or caHed them: this too close and thus had not developed a was able to achieve full emotional inde- Coast Guard Auxiliary tween $350 and $400 dollars depending on home size and distance from Prince- wooJd grve her a chance to get used to perception of herself as a distinct and pendence and differentiation. She did. ton. being away frurn home, entirely on her separate individual. Whatever she had indeed, progress in that direction, but own. When four weeks went by and they done until now she had done at her installs new officers The payback period, according to Mr. she could not sever the emotional "um- Levine, is about seven years although if did not bear from their daughter they mother's sugjjejaion. because her mother Another milestone for U.S. Coast Following the dinner. Commander bilical cord" entirely. fuel prices continue to rise that perioi1 congratulated themselves that "no. news thought this is what she ought to be Guard Auxiliary was observed recently', Starkweather proceeded with the She continued to find it necessary to will shorten. is good new*.** doing. The father, a passive and not very at a Change of Watch dinner, given at ceremonies in installation. As each man consult her mother about every impor- Finally, Public Service Electric anil forceful person, had not participated Covino's Restaurant in Kendall Park. tant move she was planning to take, was called up to take his oath of office he Gas last March started HESP. or home AT THE BEGINNING of the fifth much in guiding his daughter's upbring- was asked to repeat the charge given him feeling she had to please her mother, The opening of the ceremony was energy savings program. week the father received a telephone call ing. fearful of doing anything with which the by the commander. John L. Cooper was fnxn the school's student counseling conducted in prayer and salute to flag by According to Angelo Consiglio. two mother might not agree. In spite of this. installed as full captain on Division IV; technicians will pore over your house, office. Barbara had become depressed "I HAVE THE IMPRESSION," Past Rear Commodore James W. she was able to move on, marry and John R. Saltvedt as vice captain. Then examining the common heat loss spots and was having difficulty getting to the psychiatrist said, "that Barbara Cassidy. Vice Captain John L. Cooper, pursue a career in social work. all flotilla commanders and vice com- such as the attic, basement, rim joist, ctxu. staying in class and doing her doesn't know whether she's going to acting as captain for Division IV. in-manders were called nn for ih«»ir installa- whoot work. It was suggested that the school for herself or for you. She needs The "divorce"; was only partial, but troduced the officers and their wives at caulking, crawl spaces and storm win- with her emotional resources tins was all tion. Finally, all appointed staff officers dows. It is essentially a stripped down parents come to the school for a con- some distance from her parents; she the head table. They were Commander were installed. ference. needs the opportunity to go through a that could be achieved. Dana W. Starkweather. U.S. Coast version of the other two services. Various awards were presented to The visit, which takes about two When they arrived at the school that process of differentiation. Having to Guard. Sandy Hook Group; Lt. J.G. those individuals among the eight undertake an independent course in life hours, costs $15. ntght. they were shocked at what they Davin R. Cilley. assistant director of! flotillas, now under command of Captain found. Barbara was sitting in her room. when she had not yet differentiated PSE&G will not do any remedial Auxiliary; Rear Commodore Frank Cooper. They were given in recognition silent, brooding, withdrawn. She barely herself as a separate \nd independent This column is provided by the Carrier work, though. Pasztornicky. U,S. Coast Guard Aux- for outstanding performance and dedi- responded lo her parents* embraces and person is very likely what brought on the Foundation, where all inquiries may be Instead, lists of state-approved con- iliary: and Immediate Past Division IV cation to the boating public and the need Enquiries. The following morning, there depression." addressed. tractors, suppliers and lending institu- Captain Richard Albrecht. to assist the U.S. Coast Guard. tions are provided. . DECEMBER 1981 JANUARY • 1982 5 M T W T P S BUSINESS GUIDE S M T W - T . F S 12 3 4 5 12 6 7 8 9 10 H 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 13 U 15 16 17 18 19 & 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 27 28 29 30 31 Calendar Of Week's Events 3, 25 26 27 28 29 30 MEN'S WEAR BICYCLES HOME & FARM & UNIFORMS FRANKLIN BICYCLE MOW MID « iurrutl fit Dave's Men's & CENTER •OOO1 WHO H»D MIO SUNDAY JANUARYS WEDNESDAY. JANUARY • Boys Shop AMMAA1 MIO Wf AISO Toy Train Show a Sato • 9 am to 2:30 p.m. - Blood Pressure Screenings - 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Also CAW WAIII SOME NIC Somerset Marriott Hotal. 110 Davidson Ave.. Fri. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. - American Heart Assn., IAITS IAWN I GArotN SomtrMt - Adm. «3 adults, children under 12 free, Bttdgewater. ujmm inoti toots wran accompanied by adult. For info: can 4634696. Franklin Twp. Planning Bd. meeting - 8 p.m. •ftUGCOT'l JACM11S C4OVIS tmr% ' Part* • At Rout* 206 Bath B Singles square dance - 8 p.m. - Millstone Council meeting - 8 p.m. Formal Wear BELLE MEAD $4. Info.: cat 60»4434Q43or 874-4878. Hillsboro Senior Citizens Business Meeting -1 to 3 •si MAMttiOM itaw i Pancake 6 Sausage Breakfast sponsored by Altar p.m. - Polish Falcon Camp. For Hire FARMERS' CO-OP & Rotary Society - 7:30 a.m. to 1230 p.m.. Sacred Meeting of Harmony Chapter, B'nai B'rith Women LINCROAO Heart Church Audrtorium. Mamriae. • 8 p.m. - at First National Bank of Central Jersey, OTf N SAflMDAYS Route 22 West. Bridgewater. BELLE MEAD MONDAY. JANUARY 4 Man»»a Planning Board meeting -7:30 p.m. 725-8027 rflfcboro Board of Adjustment meeting - 8 p.m. BUILDER THURSDAY. JANUARY 7 LIQUORS TUtSDAY. JANUARY* Overeaters Anonymous meeting -12:30 p.m. to 2 Women's Club of HHtboro -8 p.m. * Htflsboro High p.m. - Hariingen Ref. Church, Cor. Dutchtown Road, School Ubrary. Info: 359-1061. Senior Otaent are welcomed to use Community QJtl. BORO-UQUORS Room in Men dae Putofc Ubrary -10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Franklin Township Council meeting - 8 p.m. RITE-AWAY INSTANT Iftll Meeting Stroke Club of Somerset County-3 p.m • Franklin Township Zoning Bd. of Adj. meeting - 8 PRINTING CENTER BUILDERS INC Somerset Meetcal Center. Ubrary A & B. RorWP Ave.. p.m. Advertise Somervile. Into: cat 72&4000. Hillsboro Planning Bd. meeting - 8 p.m. CHRISTMAS CARDS Additions* Retnodeatif Oprnm5. i FUEL LUMBER TRAVEL A. BELLE MEAD HAWAII i.uwm cognac To Rent 9 nites BESSENYEI This ACiipliHB—W $689. aUUMNC MAFtRMU Space Ocean front Hotel. Newark Departure. Coll T-J-K 725-3300 Travel Agency 722-5555 r THE PXJNCETON PACKET Every week find in this section. miLLSBOROUGH BEACON^ The lawmrc 1/xJgw The Mdrivillp News THE cumuli POST The Franklin NEWS RECORD WINDSOR HIGHTS HERALD W«dk of December 30 - January 1.1982 Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Opportunities BABYSITTER — for happy REAL ESTATE Career — GYMNASTICS Instructor — DENTAL ASSISTANT — PART TIME On Cal Work— PART TIME—Warehouse & Coma ioin us..Join Waidai. part time. Cal 609486-1212 baby. Top pay tor rightpar - for Pubftc Opinion Telephone TELLER production. Hardlines Mer- STATIONERY BUSINESS son. 10-20 hours/week, Permington area. Experience BUSINESS FOR SALE— discover the opportunities or 924-9713. required. 4'A days/weeks, no Interviewers. No selling. chandise Corp, a major distri- Uanufacaura your own ur»- _ . Ta • !»• i * - • .M J _ _ _^^^*M d^Bh^ hours flexible. Possibly ex- Good reading, writing and The Montgomery National butor of plumbing & hardware OroM UOO.000. 4WHKM m WOnOnQ wWi OnB pandbig to KM time job. Our evenings, benefits, immadi- qua pangnatzad product tut RECPT NO FEE ate avaJtabUty. Call 609-737- speaking sfcHs are essential. Bank. Rocky Hill, is seeking parts & supplies is now- or part Mma. S2S0O WiaJ kv ot tie area^s oldest, largest & house, Jefferson Rd. Local Cal Opinion Research Corp.. an individual with teller ex- moat succaasiul firms. Ex- 0288. accepting applications for fcgudaa equip., irv JOIN resident or own transporta- N. Harrison St., Princeton. perience. Applicant should part time employment in our XT. parianca preferred but not tion. Appty Box #04200 c/o THE GALLUP Organization 609-924-5900 ext 313 be- be reliable, accurate with fi- packaging departments. Pre- R*alty. FtoaAor 609-921- necessary - our training Princeton Packet at2O1473-2217or2O1-308- •SELECTIVE* — is looking for raHabla ma- tween 10am & 4pm Mon-Fri. gures & enjoy working with vious experience, not re- rnakastwdWerence! To be- people. Commercial banking aos 4234 come • Real Estate profes- ture people to do daytime quired. Will provide on the job • TEMPS • RN*s & LPN's—Part lima ra- a plus. For appointment call: training to selected appli- sional call Waidel Real telephone interviewing from LIFE GUARD/DIVING — WICKER FURNITURE — PORTABLE KEROSENE ief positions available at our 609-921-1776 ext 41. cants. Please apply in person buainHtt lor SSBB, Pmcaaon Estate. Inc. at your choice of Cflfl Ren## oi* Nsncy conveniently located nursing our office. Hrs. 9am • 3pm, coach. Experienced, for sum- Heater Business — locaaon lor cormaernai raer- at HMC. Main St.. Windsor. suburban location. Price 609-896-9470 facWfy. Inquire about our spe- Monday - Friday. We will mer-season. Lawrenceville N.J. 08651 between 9am- vmrnnOom grown product vtaw. Panranglon O^ca, Earl Swimming Assoc. 609-883- An Equal Opportunity StOuOOO ft in—am at cost 3131 Princeton Pfce cial weekend pay rales. CaB train. Call 609-924-9600 3:30pm only. Gat in on tw> pro* potanaai Sneddon. e09-7j/-i500; Lawrencavwa. NJ. x351. 2806. Employer M/F J T Boyar Really. RaaMor •arty. Low down payment. 800421-1806 Princeton Office. Estelle 12% trancing. VR Buainaaa OConnell. 609-921-2700: Brokars of Central N J 609- Lawrence Office. Tern Hale. COACH TYPIST LOR •F YOU WOULD— aka 10 609-896-1000; East Windsor BOOKKEEPING k Word processing op- AGENCY earn an adcMonaJ S20.000 or Office. Sandy McOarmott. HEAD SOCCER portunity for person with q h. Airport Offca.. CLERICAL WORK TRAINEE, sales desk » mom aV 9n praaantfy oocu* Help Wanted Judy Cherry. 609-68J-69S0. MM'I excellent typing skills. psadln puMc fM t Must type 60-65 wpm. BOOKKEEPER SIZk PART TIME Heed Soccer Coach for PRODUCTION, control clerk $14k Repair Center lnQ« inottvaajon or ACTIvmES DIRECTOR — Men's soccer. 1 year only. Wll train right person for TALENTED? BORED? — ENGINEER, trainee Sift cat 609-4430014 for wtntM nursinQ homo. At>- Must have some ex- Part time position. College rapidly growing Are you a cr—fty. Iniaaipant, ACCOUNTANT $201 oU 4 hours per cli|rO & parienc> in bookkeeping degree and minimum of 3 marketing research firm. SECURITY GUARDS Q OFFICE MANAGER S20k MASON — Ucansad Ftono* and typing. 16 hour work years coaching ex- Profit sharing, excellent new c ? Wa hawa an medical coverage, life in- SECRETARY S2Qk Help protect Mattel Electronics on a part' time basis panancapiesarrad For inter- week. Can Jersey Fur- perience. Apply by Jan. including weekends, holidays and fill-in hours. opponunty f you! Our Prin- view contact Administrator surance, other fringes. PROGRAMMER. S/34 $20% >Jo* ambMous parson niture Factories outlet. Rt. 15. 1982 to Director of To learn more about opportunities with Mattel i h fcm ie SumyMd Nursing Home. 61 Salary commensurate PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR $20k t lo naftocaflv k) Florioa- 130. East Windsor. NJ Athletics. Mercer County Electronics call Mr. Andrew Schiller, Manager, Ad- axpandng and naada Racru>- llaptewood Ava.. Cranbury. with experience and BSEE. 1981 grad $27k _ _ partnantwp/prott 1609) 448-5556 for appt. Community College, P.O. ministrative Services. tars. Wa offer training, ability. Please call (609) PROGRAMMER, pascal + $3Sk advancement and high in- Box B, Trenton, N.J. pmmcia m% 921-8100. Bernice CONTROLLER $40k q come potenejeJ on a comma> 06690. Cushing. Fui or pan ame INTERIOR Designer — MARKETING $40k Repair Center talented parson wilh training fjqual opportunity/ lOAbeel Road. Cranbury for Jlllifcl 600-799-2828 or in Manor design w/abwty to •ffTTaiiiMi ftion fnpioyr TOTAL IESEMCH GUOUP 1101 State Rod New Jersey 08512 (609) 655-4446 bte hours, imaraeted? Cal 1101 State Rd. Rtnarch Park 6O0452-22S1 rights. Larry at 609-924-0400 tor de- sal, naiidenoarinteriors i or Recycle An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F office furniture. Submit re- Box 307. Princeton, N.J. Princeton, NJ. 08540 sume with salary history to 609/921-6580 TRAVEL AGENCY For Sate Leonard LaPlaca. 162 Nas- — Cal 201-750-1750 WEIGHT TRAMER Wanted sau St. Princeton. N.J. Full and Part Time — Experienced * serious 08540. INVESTORS or Parkters — mndad pardon lo work out SALES POSITIONS PRODUCER/ RADIO PRODUCTION imamum of $100,000 wan mat hour dafy lor 6-10 FULL TIME — machine oper- TECHNICAL ASSISTANT I RETAIL for a boat rahM win. Cal 009-921-0340 art ators tor a light gauge sheet SCRIPTWRITER 10pm. PJs days 924-1363 Historical A commercial. metal manufacturing plant. Dayton's has expanded its main store on 6 MONTH POSITION alrMtfy haw* Vw approvals & Must be wffling to work at Palmer Square. BIUHGUM. Cat 809-304-2635 EARN A GOOD income — least 40 hrsweek. WiB tram S MONTHS POSITION Needed at MCCC Jan. 18, WMeyoutrajn tor aprotea- interested persons. Please A few sales opportunities exist in our Main 1982 to work under appty at corner of Old Trenton Needed at MCCC Jan. 18, WANTED StOOOOO Man aoneJ career in Sates. Cal Store and Yarn Shop for mature and direction of NIGHTS ft WEEKENDS & South Mam m Cranbury 1982. Opportunity for free Producer/Scriptwriter to fl*F) — For •npoaafete taafc. Mr. Cohan. 609-296-5*52. bet 9am & 4pm Gdbert A motivated persons. E.O E. m>1 lance professional to produce grant-funded iMntAde- Cheney Inc. 609-395-0350 develop 6-month grant- BAMBERGER'S •yonamayiry.bui • Ful Time: 5 weekdays including "Vocational English as a LBXE PLANTS? — L*a Peo- funded "English as a Second Language" radio is seeking a dynamic individual who has some retail to doubtful tor most pie? Earn St00-S300par LOOKING FOR AN Oppor- alternate Saturdays 9 AM-5 PM. Second Language" radio program series: research, experience and/or managerial experience and enjoys waak asfanQ aol trae plaitt. turatV? — We have a career program series. Must correspondence, radio working with people. opportunity in our manage- • Part Tim*: Thurs. & Fri. Evenings from speak & write Spanish No T«j«m«r< Cal Artene production & board" This person will be totally responsible for maintaining 201-297-3666 or 236-3233 ment trainee program. WU- 4:45 PM-8:30 PM and Saturdays 9 AM-5 PM. fluently. Requires operation. Requires •ngnass to work hard, inv adequate floor coverage; ensuring good.customer Bachelors Degree or Associate Degree or agmaiton and mrnabve are equivalent, thorough service, training, and development of selling staff, ttie fHaWt i^QuifW^eflt^ Stwt Telephone Mr. Garretsort (609) 924-3300 equivalent & appropriate and maintenance of merchandising standards. UAKMQ MONEY -Working knowledge of radio communicafTfens ex- S1S.000-S20.000. An equal production & good Af HammT — be aooded waTt PARTTME opportunity employer. Call perience. Hispanic We offer an excellent starting salary, liberal benefits oHers. OWerv astaili, rush writing skills. Salary bilingual preferred. $4.00 including a generous store wide discount. Opportunities available Mr Thomas. 609-599-3035. H. P. Clayton $5250. Respond with D»y>.afta«noon«.«»»r»ng** per hour. Respond in Qualified applicants are urged to apply in person or vatop* * 25c sanMa teat o letters in English Er writing to: Mercer County Mrtinm FteaoDta day» & Palmer Square Princeton send resume to: Brown. Dapt U. PO Bos fsours. No a>penanca neces- Spanish with resume to: Community College, )4Oa TnMBR. NJ 08616 sary W« traavCal between SECRETARY — w«h typmg Mercer County Com- Personnel Services, Dept. 4 shortiand torPrtyaMo n law munity College, Personnel PERSONNEL DEPT. 930-4 6O0-448-21O7 V, PO Box B, Trenton, NJ QUAKER BRIDGE MALL McORAW-HeU. office. Resumes Vi confi- Services, Dept. V, PO Box 08690. ME' - S#8 Soap? dence to Box #04054 co B. Trenton, NJ 08690. LAWRENCEVILLE. NJ 08648 out Princami Packet S-«=, equal opportunity emptoyor M/F Equal Opportunity/ HOUSEKEEPERS. COfcl- NURSING-FACULTY JANITORIAL — Steady part SECRETARIES Equal Opportunity' Afftf mattv« Action Empaoyer PANIONS. Health Aids to Aff*m«7v» Action Efnptorx For tw wfnte story phona live-in, our specialty — time eveninos. Mon.-Fri. PAST TIME Required for expanding Hlghtstown araa. Car Princeton consulting & {609} 44»-«403 Ld * bonded by the Needed at MCCCC to ^a B j^ necessary 609-443- management company. j teech clinical components 1033. Challenging & diversified Domaaac Employ- of nursing course REAL ESTATE AND — •> duties. Good secretarial ft ment Agency 201-988-2233 HOUSEKEEPERS — full beginning January 18. communications skills. from 9-2 •me. 7-330 tor nursing home 1982 Requires Master's upry cincksoq Professional bearing & in Monroe Twp. No experi- Degree with a nursing ability to grow important. TO REPLY TO A PRINCETON PACKET BOX NUMBER INTERVIEWERS WEEDED ence necessary, win train. major with experience in aiascwwyavco Good compensation — p/t lor cafMrat telephone Appty Mon-Fri. 9-230. Apple- associate degree nursing •rawer lam 1700to S9000 commensurate with • O ' Tn• • I \aV taoify Day. eyingt> wtod garth Care Center. Apple- education preferred. Address your reply to the specific Box number, c/o The Princeton Pawl experience & merit. hrs avajiabia' Fiavftia acfta- garth Rd. t-BuMstowii. 609- Salary commensurate Packet, P.O. Box 350, Princeton,-N.J. 08540. r own dUkng. PiaasaMaimoaphara 448-7O36 with credentials and Contact Ms. Faith at 609- 609-883-5103 MM van KS gract Cat Total experience. Respond in Replies to Packet box numbers should be mailed in a letter-size en nauarcru 609-921-6053 924-7561 for further info CAREER IN SALES — & writing to: Metcer County or submit resume in velope. Oversize envelopes and packages will be held for pick up at The management with major From ell of in, to oil of Community College. confidence to: COUNTER PERSON — for company due to expansnn. you, wishes for a |eyful, Packet office. Sates experience helpful, cut Personnel Services, Oept. pnrang plant Typtat Stan D.. P.O. Box B. Trenton. healthful am) prosperous BEAUTY SALON — We« $3 -35 hr not essential. Substantial 1M2. NJ 06690 MiiUiaiH.Lht The Prfne«»on Packet Newspapers aMa.Cat staring salary w*i incentive S75E Help Waited Help Wanted He*) Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted TVPBT • rAHY NO I EXECUTIVE SALES: Set up DRIVER — RJLL time ex- SEEMNQ INDIVIDUAL who BOOKKEEPER — experi- BEAUTICIAN — full time. to$400wh. •» ooww.Ce»eer REAL ESTATE perienced driver torcommut - Aie you Indrig Mngs stow loves people and loves to ARE YOU Mi EAGLE? enced fuH time. Physicians Please call 609-799-9828 ing executive. Washington mmvml mmm lOT pOSIBOn HI UVV- office, some Hght typing. New ask for Manager. training m el where you are? Why not gon- Crossing, N J. to Bayonne. etter a move to our Success que & attractive dental office. Eagles fly alone - not in Brunswick area. Reply to Box product lines inci. Life. Please send, resume and re- Experience^ dental assist- flocks. The American Eagle #04214 c/o Princeton ADMINISTRATIVE Assistant Health. Group. Pension. Team at Welchert Co., ferences to P.O. Box 216. Restore. For a confidential ing required. Call 609-799- stands for all that is good ab- Packet —17 hours per week, social CauHss. Auto* Homeow- TRusvas. N J.. 08S60. 4422 8am-5pm Tuesday out indhriduafem in America- service organization, small • TEMPS * ners. Attractive benefits interview cat Bob Hofcnaster. HELP WANTED —tart Princeton office manager at through Friday. proud, unafraid, courageous PART TIME (afternoons) or Nassau St. office, flexible package. Management and forthright. Our "Eagles" full time — Publishers office hours, skills required; figure IbiTeanl palsnlelCsiJ.Yaroe.CLU 609-683-0300. If you're CfcBaCAL NO FEE good, you could be better ENGINEERING AIDE — en- are articulate achievers, pro- needs person with light typ- aptitude & typing (55wpm). 3131 Dev. Mar, at 201-745-9004 fessionals with strong ideals, ing, prefer college degree. $5 hourly. Call 609-921-3695 MJ. or 608-452-1900. wNti Weichert! JOIN try level position with local government Some drafting high business ethics and suc- Occasional lifting of cartons (24 hour). •SELECTIVE* and/or elementary surveying cessful business experience or files. Must have own car. CASHtFVCLERK — PA for experience helpful but not who had at one time decided Pennington area. Send re- DISTRIBUTION TRAINEE— busy health & beauty eld • TEMPS * mandatory. WIN train for in- to free themselves of the res- sume toCPS . P.O. Box 3150, North Supply Co. — a rapidly store. Mustbe mature* able trictions of the corporate en- Princeton, N J. 08540. Csi HQD€P# or Mwtcy spector of public works and growing national sales com- to woffc ftSKJbts hrs< Apply crvfl engineering drafting etc. vironment: We are in the pany has immediate opening Brooks Discount. RL 206. 609-8964470 "People" business ... Inter- 3131 Princeton Pice Seek applicant with a keen THE BREAD Factory — is for dependable individual in SECURITY GUARDS WANTED viewing, Evaluation, Recruit- looking for people experi- LawrencevMe, N.J. interest in construction - our distribution center. Custo- ment and Marketing execu- enced in bakery counter dian position aiso avainoie. possible future career start tive caliber individuals. The DENTAL ASSISTANT — Salary range $11000 to sales. Interesting & reward- We are located in Dayton and type of person we hire has a ing work. Call Mr. Paul be- offer excellent working condi- TELEPHONE wtth experience. Ful or part $13000 with all civil service successful sales, manufac- Earn extra money working 1-4 days time. Lawrenceville office. benefits. Cell 896-9400 ext tween 1 -4pm. 609-799-9743. tions and benefits package. turing, or management track Please call for appointment SOLICITOR Good working condWons and 45. ask for Pat Southard. record, and is seeking a grea- per week. $4.00 per hour. pay. Plena write resume to SECRETARY 609-655-9012. Some oicncact. JS per hour ter challenge. He/She is com-' No Stem Retired policemen, firemen preferred Box # 04175. c/o Princeton WELCOME WAGON — You petitivo, self-motivated, and plvs bbcral CORMMUMA pud lor Interesting & diversified posi- Packet choose the hours in reward- can interface with Key Corpo- BABYSITTER — for 2 yr. old miluflg jppMtnwits with tion available with Princeton but not essential. ing career meeting people. rate executives. As a mem- girl, your home, full time. 609- tames eucvtHCS. no seHinf PARTTME Car needed. Training pro- firm for experienced secret- 259-9674 after 6:30pm. ber of our well established ary with good typing skills. Call 6OMSS-220O Mr Robert vided. Openings in Princeton. growth corporation, you will Dortcb Plainsboro, Monroe, Lawr- Excellent fringe benefits & PART TIME — 10-3. office Earn additional money receive comprehensive train- working conditions. Call 609- •e*)t*atexM*93c/oWHH. shovetng snow in Princeton ence, Hamilton. Ewing, ing, full benefits and the clerk, mature person, accu- Eitcsthrt Keying Corp. 924-8500 ext 219. EOE M/F. rate typist for billing & quota- Box 14*. Palmer Square. To be put on Washington Twp. Other opportunity to join one of the 1000 Extctrtivt Offict Ctr. call for snow removal call: areas. Call 201-766-3262 best in the industry! Com- tions, filing, etc. So. Brims, RECEPTIONIST Typist 08S20 Craebery. NJ. 08512 Thurs. & Mon. 2-7pm or write pensation is S25-40K the first office. Call 609-452-2680, for 29 Ann St., Bernardsvllle. year with subsequent years Assistant — for doctors appt. office. Permanent part-time Between 5:304:30pm. N J. 07924. EOE. open ended. Call Ula Rugg at 609-452-1122. position.. 12:30pm-7pm, EXECUTIVE SALES: Col- Tues. & Thurs. 609-921 -1705 lege grad. w/TEACHING, for interview. - COACHING OR SALES exp. FULL TIME OFFICE HELP WANTED Earn up to $25,0001st yr. Sal. CLERK — North Supply Co. * + comm. Career oppty. MAKE MONEY BOOKKEEPER The Princeton Packet has an opening for a 1 mTown — a rapidly growing national Prudential provides profes- you* O*i 10 work weft «a on long and start term truck driver. Must be able to drive large Step sales distribution company sional training in all product Ganaral xrffice bookkeeping position fey mature, Personnel Agency trustworthy person. Some accounting knowledge Vans and be willing to work staggered has immediate opening for lines ind. Life, Health, Group, M.t> pay and never charge a Princeton Forrestal Center general clerk. We are located Pension, Equities, Auto & hm WmnmA dewed Five weekdays including alternate Saturdays. hours. Position consists of some mailroom 101 Cotege Road East in Dayton and offer excellent Homeowners. Attractive be- work, processing of tapes, mailsacks to area Princeton, N.J. 08540 starting salary and benefit nefits package. Management WORD PROCESSORS SECRETARIES (609)924-3300 post offices, and papers to area stores. 609-452-1122 package. Please call for potential. Call Ed Ede or Jerry appointment 609-655-9012. Yaros, CLU Dev. Mgr. at 201 - TYPISTS RECEPTIONISTS CLERKS Must be reliable. RECEPTIONIST/Bookkeep- 745-9004 or 609-452-1900; H.P. Clayton er. Part Time — international Princeton Please call Mr. Bennett INTELLIGENT LOVING C^A fof firm in Princeton. Figure apti- woman — experienced in in- (609)924-3244 tude & language skills. Fore- SHIPPMG FOREMAN fant care to care for our 3 mo. Due to retirement, we have equal opportunity employer m/f ign language desirable. old baby in our Princeton Some typing. Approximately an immediate opening for a PURCEU TEMPORARIES area home. Start March 1, M- shipping foreman to work 20-25 hours per week/flexi- F, 8:45-5:15, good salary, no mmSL.1 CODER ble schedule. Interesting, de- with and direct two person smokers, ref. required. 609- shipping & receiving dept. manding environment Berlitz 452-2622. public HELP WANTED Translation Service. Call Must be experienced in prop- CLEANERS 609-924-8500 ext. 259. er loading methods and pack- and marketing Part Time FULL TIME Custodian — research firm seeks ing list preparation. Exp. in Fan/Part-time The Princeton Packet has an opening in the days, Dayton area. Car sheet metal products' helpful reaponeible. mature in- EXPERT DETAILER/lot per- mail room Tues. and Wed. eves. Hours Tues. necessary. Call 201-675- but not nee. Salary $16,000. dividual with 1-2 years son — who takes pride in 2644,10-5, Contact Jack.Hartley. 201- experience coding Princeton Palmer are from 10:00 P.M. until approx. 4 A.M. their work. Must be a self- 725-9500. responses from Square Area call Wed. hrs. are from 8:00 P.M. to approx. 2:00 starter. Interesting opportun- PART TIME Custodian/Mat- HAPPY HOLIDAYS ity to work with exotic motor GALE NOISE CONTROL questionnaires. Super- A.M. Thurs. morning. For more information ron — evenings, Cranbury- Bridgewater . extend* Out beat muhu tor a visory experience 609-448-6025 cars. Call Stephen Yanoshik Jamesburg area. Car neces- i to el our Temp employees, our preferred. Pleeas cefl 609- Cal Mr. Bennett at (609) 924-3244 at Hopewell Motor Imports, sary. Call 201-675-2644, 10- appfceant* and our dents. 609-466-1070. 9244800 ext. 237. 5:30-6:30 P.M. Mon.-Fri. between 9KM AM. ft 5.-00 P.M. 5. PART TIME — FULL TIME » Nn been a plaaaure woriung with you during 1981 and oramttsavKHCOv. Equd Opportunity Employer M/F between the. hrs. of 6am to we look toward lo continuing our •—nrntira with you EOE WORD PROCESSING CHILD CARE—needed for 2 3pm. No experience neces- inraughout 1982. NO FEE yr. old boy weekday mom- sary. Uniforms furnished. ings in our Princeton home. Pleasant working conditions. WHEREVER YOU ARE, CONTROLLER/ BUSINESS JOIN Kind, competent person de- Apply in person at McDo- sired. 609-921-2463. nald's Rest, Rt 130 & Dutch MANAGER •SELECTIVE* Neck Rd., E. Windsor, N.J. THE JOBS ARE TOQ \ TYPIST/Executive Secretary No telephone calls please. Come in and get acquainted with TOWN TEMPS. We Growing, aggressive N.J. newspaper * TEMPS * — for direct mail marketing Equal Opportunity Employer heweetweys had the nicest working relationships with- publisher seeks hardworking, hands-on Princeton firm. Word proces- m/f. our TEMPS. Our cfients « SOMERSET and SKILLMAN CaD Renee or Nancy sing knowledge necessary. person with strong accounting 609-896-9470 Salary commensurate with GETTY PEJtSOHHEL raty on our judgment to supply them with the best: 3131 Princeton Pike INSURANCE AGENCY in background to handle accounting and LawrencevfSe, N.J. experience. Contact Person- Princeton — looking for •Secnrtarim * Typ^ts • Word Processors nel 201-874-4300. ; 131. llaiHj rasa 1527 Hee ift U. business functions. Reports to CEO. someone with Insurance CLERICAL — filing, light typ- background. Good typing Register With TOWN and work doae to home. CPA with 4 plus years of experience or SECRETARY—Must be ex- ing, Princeton office. 609- skills. Phone 609-921-6880, 2014214750 You'l like the company (s) we keep. similar background required. 924-2069. perienced & able to take Newspaper publishing experience dictation. Call Mrs. Ringler at helpful, but not essential. Must work SALESPERSON 609-452-8282 between 9am- CLEANING PERSONNEL-^ DESIGNER 12noon. needed for pt time work in well with people. Excellent place to Hightstown area. Mon - Fri. 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Must be over 18 Ibwn lemps work. Benefits. Send resume and salary for established residential LEAD SINGER — Replace- I. CVlStOM O» TOWN »f tSOMNtl ment in rock band waiting to & have own transport. To requirements to James B. Kilgore, buikJer/remodeler in the Prin- apply call 1-800-441-9222. ceton area. Sales ability man- resume work. Call 609-599- mmvcTON \ NORTH BRUNSWICK Princeton Packet, P.O. Box 350 Prin- 3801 between 4-6pm. Princeton forresJil Center 880 Geor |es Rd, Rt. 1 at 130 datory. Light construction ex- COPY EDITOR ceton, N.J. 08540. perience preferred. Send re- WORKING PARENT Of 2 —- An equal opportunity employer nV1 sume to Williams Builder, OFFICE PERSON — For needs responsible person for 60*452-1122 small busy office. Good tele- meal planning, food shopping P.O. Box 227, Crosswicks. & dinner preparation. Simple .J 08515. phone skills & some typing. Knowledge of medical termi- fare. 3-6pm, 5 days. No The Prim Packet inc. is looking for fieajeaeaeBeaeBee: ej nology helpful. Call 609-392- housework. Call 609-466- a hard working copy editor with VOT PART TIME SECRETARY — major pro- 1748 7-9pm. PRINCETON ADMINISTRATIVE TO EARN 2052. and layout experience to run a copy FLEXIBLE HOURS fessional association located ASSISTANT in Trenton has immediate GOOD MONEY EXPERIENCED TELE- TYPIST/RECEPTIONIST — desk that is common to its 8 weekly EMPLOYMENT EARN$$ opening for experienced Princeton firm. 3-5 years Part time day positions PHONE Interviewers wanted YMCA part time, permanent newspapers. Exoaflent growth potential AS AN AVON secretary with excellent ste- —Medical experience a plus. AGENCY experience. Administrati- available. We will work Hours: 1 to 5pm. Call Mrs. and a great place to work. Send resume ve, secretarial and typing no & typing skills. Compensa- Full & part time positions Hart at 609-924-4497. REPRESENTATIVE around your schedule. tion commensurate with ex- and salary requirements to Richard ByltejorieM.Halltday skills requ ired. available. Please respond : Here's your opportunity to perience & skills. Call Char- with references to P.O. Box FULL TIME — bookkeeper W9ever, The Princeton Packet, P.O. Financial background Call earn extra money. Apply lotte at 609-599-2900 be- SrtOMJZIIIC IN desirable. Excellent 427. Rocky Hill, NJ. 08553. through general ledger. Typ- Box 350. Princeton. N J. 08540. in person, Mon.-Fri. 2-5 tween 10am-4pm. benefit package. ing, general office work, MBTBffOtMY-. 609-443-5764 P.M. TEXAS OIL COMPANY knowledge of thoroughbreds HOUSEKEEPER & Child «MS«nfctAf»»qr •o«M/T 609-587-0807 BURGER KING needs dependable person helpful. Salary commensu- •and r**um* to Care — live-in. 609-466- who can work without super- rate with experience. Send CJencal through box 04213 or 201-359-1535 Route 1 South 0365. Also weekend help vision in Princeton. Contact resume ITB, Inc., Helen Stiff Placement c/e Princeton Packet needed. customers. Age unimportant, Sands. 306 Abbington Dr., E. aeaeaeaeaeaeeeBOi Lawrenceville Personalirtd Counseling but maturity is. We train. Windsor 08520. NURSES — RN/LPN, male, ..Write W.D. Dick, Pres., female, all shifts for nursing Southwestern Petroleum, Ft. SALES PERSONNEL $$$ nusmsnm.mn.rn Worth, Tx. 76101. •JM)S2*>9134 REINSURANCE home in Monroe Twp. Call ARE YOU READY Mrs. DeRisi 609-448-7036, FOR 1982? RESEARCH ADMINISTRATOR bet. 9 & 4. TRAVEL AGENCY Required to assist vice- MANAGERS Are you ready to control your SCIENTIST president Er president of RELIGIOUS SCHOOL destiny? if you are a success rapidly-growing Princeton Teacher—4tfvgrade, Jewish UNIGLOBE, the fastest at whatever you are doing Genuinely Experienced IMMUNOCHEMISTRY reinsurance consulting & studies in English. Wed. & growing organization in the right now, but want to look into a new exciting career The expansion of our diagnostic and management companies, Sun. Beth El Synagogue. world, is presently interview- who are managing for 609-443-4454. ing experienced people for possibility, we are interested hvb/ktoma research necessitates the addi- in talking to you. tion of a PhD to our staff to plan and perform international reinsurance positions as travel agency research in the field of immunochemistry operations. j SECRETARIAL — part time. managers throughout the and hybridoma technology. Qualified can- Flexible hours, diversified state. Excellent'salaries, be- We offer you the opportunity (EXECUTIVE SECRETARY didates will possess a PhO in Immunology, Challenging & exciting duties for professional office nefits & opportunities are to prove that you're as great Biochemistry or Chemistry and current work ground-floor opportunity in Princeton. Send resume to available for those that qual- as you think you are! In the in the field. The selected individual will for right person. Com- Box # 04201. c/o Princeton ify. To arrange for a confiden- placement business, you can assist in the development/improvement of di- mercial insurance &/or Packet. tial interview send resume or make as much money as you agnostic or Immunotherapeutic products reinsurance administrative call: want to. However, we are $30,000 and Benefits through the implementation of antigen background experience ! SUBSTITUTES NEEDED — looking for that special per- purification and conjugation procedures, hy- son who will earn S40K We bridoma and monoclonal antibody produc- required, including for Daycare center. For more Ken Kane tion, hybridoma screening, ELISA testing, knowledge of insu- info, can Jean Bostey. Prince- UMGLOBE Travel will train you, support you. HIA, AGIO. RIA. and the characterization and rance /reinsurance inter- ton Nursery School. 609-921 - (KM.) Inc. help motivate you and then throw you. hi the water and START 1982 or NOW evaluation of monoclonal antibody and other nal systems, procedures, 8606. diagnostic products. 485 US RL ISO. see if you are our kind of peo- underwriting & evaluation ple - strong, aggressive, suc- processes. Good verbal El- DENTAL ASSISTANT—ex- toean, tU. 06830 The As a member of the Johnson and Johnson perience preferred but will 201-750-1750 cess-oriented, mature and Family of Companies we offer an environ- written communication this entrepreneurial bug that noar.The skib important. Excellent train. Call 609-924-1975. ment conducive to professional growth and NIGHT CUSTODIAL Super- bit you wasn't a mosquito. compensation package to The office • en excellent salary and benefits package. SHEET METAL FOREMAN visor —At Montgomery High Should you be interested In this unique ca- tend qualified person. This is a - Required to work with and School, SkWman. 330 pm- If you think we're looking for reer opportunity, please send your detailed real opportunity to grow someone who wsJks on wa- CV. to our Senior Personnel Administrator. direct the activities of 8 peo- 1130pm. Salary $9500 to. in the field of international ple in manufacture of sheet start + fringe benefits. $500 ter, you're right! You've been reinsurance, while teNng yourself al these years i h lad to e computer you control The i metal products. Must be ex- additional for current Black fernaifMng in the Princeton perienced in operation of Seal boiler Hcense. Supervis- how great you are, weH prove areal Please contact Ms. press breaks and spot wel- ory exp. ki buMng mainte- HI Pick up the phone and can •in knowing you neve done eaupartetive job and «• «. Faith at 609-924-7551 for ders. Responsible to meet nance required. Call 201- Bette Dye today. Excellent. further detaOs, or submit schedule for assembly prep 874-5200 after Jan. 3rd for and a too* today. Tel ««e PITMAN-MOORE, INC. resume in complete and Ine operation. Supervis- •»»—«end rnhftrnjObomlm confidence to Ms. ory exp. desired. Salary A Johmon and Johnson Company $18,000 + D.O.E. Contact GOOD HOURLY Rate + ycv by ta^phoflst st Florence Faith. Personnel Box 344 Manager. Atlantic In- Jack Hartley, 201-725-9500. Bonus — Interviewing now iuiTown Washington Crossing. NJ 08560 ternational Management. GALE NOSE CONTROL for temporary clerical help. Personnennell Agency Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F/M Ltd., 575 Ewing Street Month of January-no experi- rofflMtaJCCentee r Princeton, NJ 09540. ence necessary. Ad agency. 101 Cosege Road Eest Princeton. Call 609-924- Princeton, NJ. 08547 9488 for detats. 609-452-1122 Classified Advertising I.19S2 3-B Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Jobs Wanted Announcements Announcements Personals Personals TEXAS Ott COMPANY MAMTENANCE PERSON ORTHOM O L ECULAR NEED A SITTER? — M-F 1 YOU HAVE Seen us on TV! PILOT — flying his plane to REFINED — out-going, PsycMfllrist -•- MMks psft —You have read about us in Fla. & Bahamas late Jan. RESTAURANT understanding, attractive liotfMi In PftncdOfi •maLPNlodo the magazines) Now you too Share expenses, 1 -2 people. lady appreciates dining out. Ing. BOB 883 8616. 5673. Is open New Year's Eva for can hostess an Undercover 201-996-4074. S day «Mk which tn- darners; seaBngs 630.7 and ballet, concerts, theater, Wear Home Lingerie Show opera and museums. Seek- 9, 930. Plaasa call for re- SWM — 27, 6-, 160 lbs. SandMbadonundtoFor- REAL ESTATE Sales —We MANAGEMENT LEVEL — by cafihg 609-448-6316. ing a meaningful relationship neeo IMP to nsraa na •> servations 609-921-2798. Aries, semi-shy ft lonely de- with my male counterpart. ApfeL. PO Doc 778, sires female 22-38. Reply DENTAL ASSOTANT— E»- Cherry HBJ. NJ 06003. iweereen- tncL typing, ays- NURSERY SCHOOL — 1 P.O. Box 281, Tenafly, N.J. si eie FAMILYBORN—Offers total place available. Trinity All Box #04202 c/o Princeton 07670. 76101. Packet MOTEL CLERK — 5pm- accounting, auparvlaton of prenatal, labor ft delivery Saints, Jan-June. Call 609- swtar care given by certified nurse- 11pm. 5 anoa helpful but not neose* psrsonnaL OiiletMiiftiH fflTtH- 921-6516. SALES HELP Needed—FuB sary. J.T. Boyar [Hilly. Reel- muracaeon midwives, in a family- SWM. 37, 57". I teach En- ft pan mm Lady* tor 609-921-1806. working knowtadpainavana- centered birth center. TWIN COUNTY Country Day cash at a community college, Bargain Mart Apply Barter's. PrMcetOfl Routine gyn care - pelvic & CaB ty of field! music. theater, School. Kend. Pk. fuN & V4 play the banjo, and am a run- photography, natura and breast evam, pap smear ft L^OAL SECRETARY — Townhouse Motel for TELEPHONE INTERVIEW- day creative nursery. Hrs. ner. I like personal conversa- ERS — part ttma 18yrs+. acology, philosophy and family planning provided. tion, and friends and children. BOOKCASE — walnut, appoMnent 609-448-2400. 730 - 530. Children's ages $100. Koos new dining table, Mart* taaaareh tor tie Gal- - -*-1 n •Hri n firm fn atawwtMBaH* 201-821-8200. 9 mi north of Looking for a woman with a general pracace •OUOWOtV. I TOWn nmKMmmf 2Vi-5. After school program 6 chrs. $250. 201-874-6364 MECNCAL SOCIAL lup Organtason. Work from avail. Call 201-297-7854 or similar interests, for love. — as*i ACSW t supenAsory f^fWtGSSQA* HaVt. Z j*H» LAB TECHNICIAN — in- as to schedule. Job functon eves. your homa. Wa will train. and work anvtrorimant Kaan 201-297-9340 aft 6. Write me at Box #04212 c/o (typngftgoodi MEET PEOPLE — If you're Princeton Packet. m aor ovm Phone 609-924-9600. axt asnsa oi vesgray, ana rsgn ft general laboratory 350.. 9am-230pm. over 40 or 50 or 60 years old r. Opportunity lo ftMffl word igh school! moBvaBon to suocassful par- and you don't care for the li- Personals DOLL HOUSE — large A communay ppocsssln^. SSMvy CORWH. W/ formanca. Reply to: Cran. quor scene but you'd Ike to LEGAL FORMS & KITS, Inc. wooden, never used, won in health nurse imaid lor exp. * ability. Baneflts. dagraa not Resumes Prass #24007, PO Box 396, go out dancing and meet peo- — Available, Divorce, Wills, contest, must sell, best offer. men* function. Federally Please caN Marian Bums required. Cal John C Dotoh Cranbury NJ 08512. ple on sober terms - try the DA CAPO — a personalized Separation, Bankruptcy &• In- 609-448-0461. taded Communay Care tor 609421-6338. Co. 201 -329-2333. Hightstown Country Club introduction service for those corporation. Call 609-627- INTERIOR DESIGN Student 7257 6-9pm. 201-782-5540. RESUMES UNLIMITED —. Ballroom. We feature the special singles who love clas- WOODSTOVE — Vermont — farsons, NYC. Aval to anytime. Castings Defiant. $600. Tel. telephone ft general FLOWER SHOP complete one stop service assist prof. designer or arch*L finest in big bands with music sical music. Contact: daCa- oHtce experience also featuring resumes profes- from the "Golden Era of the po, P.O. Box 727, Edison. NJ 609-921-0257. in al aspacli ot design pro- SINGLES MEET & MIX—in- dasirabla. Plaasa stata atonaly prepared to NghBght jects. Excel, organizational ft Big Band" sound. Come 08817. 201-238-7863. ng Nuraa 201-821- education, axpartanoa and your quaHcatiom, expertly atone or come with someone. vites all single, widowed, IBM EXECUTIVE Model C communicatton sMBs. DetaM separated and divorced per- 9600, tO Mr tor typing minute*. $30 par other ojuaMcations. Reply typed & printed. Cover letters onantod. 8 yrs. axp. In pubic There's plenty of free park- Typewriter — exc. cond, n«8-: Cuauraf Arts Commte- S/W/M — very successful sons, ages 30-60+, to their $275. Call aft 6pm 609-882- Box #04155 c/o Ptinoalon ft appficaaons typed. Type- relations/problem solving. ing. And. remember, there's genuine professional, in- SALESPERSON— Panlima •on. 1st Toas. as. ma, En- setting available lor re- no Iquor served. We're open dance & social every Sat 0206. Suzam 609-448-0390. teresting mid 50's, hand- night 8:30 pm-1 am, Carolier Starting inv Mronmereel Cornmieeion. 1st Wednesdays (FREE dance some, silver haired, disting- •m Palmar Square ft 3rd Thurs.. Recreation lessons from 830-9:00 P.M. Lanes, in Gazebo Lounge, IBM ELECTRIC — Typewri- WANTED — Matura parson I service. 609-448^)701. iNFANT/TpDpLERCARE- uished, affectionate and Route 1 North, North Bruns- speaa** store. Cat 609-924- Advisory CommKtaa, 3rd iocJudsd with sdnrisskxt) and understanding seeks mature, ter. Excellent condition. Good 9366 between lOam-Spm. Wad. Apply AdmWatreitve for marfcat research inter- fuB Bme, beginning January Saturdays from 9:00 P.M. to wick. Live music, Adm. $3.50, for home or office use. $325. viewing. fcaVpert ama. weak- THE PLAM TRUTH ABOUT in my home. Reeaonablaiee. highly attractive, well public invited, no club to join. Oftc*. So. Bfunawkk TwpL. midnight Dress is casual to groomed, sophisticated, in- 609-924-3858 eves. RESPOMSBLE PERSON — Muridpal BUg.. Monmxtft days 930-330 ft 3-930. Sat. RESUMES by PRMCETON References. CaH 609-737- fancy (jackets for men) and Call 609-655-5825 or 201- WRmNG ASSOCIATES. Is telligent liberated, sexy, de- lo stay ws3i etdsny men on Jet. NJ. South Brunswick 930-5. WBI train. Cal JRP 2947. admission Is $4.00. We're 350-7055. KIT FOX & Leather Jacket— Surveys/Quaker Bridge Mai •here a "Sats-of-the-ArT in voted, fun type S/W/F (under occasional weekends. Tap. is an EOE. conveniently located off Exit 35 yrs, 5" 6". 36' 24' 35". Size 9-10. Good condition. 609-799-3217. resumes? You batter beBeve 8, New Jersey Turnpike be- 201-968-6245. Piiaw cat 6t» 446 4741 «f- K. ThsoWfashioned stodgy FRENCH CHEF — Exc. approx 120 lbs.) with no de- DO YOU FEEL LOST — mm Sons. Saucier, long-exp ft refer, hind Mom's Peppermill Res- pendents for romantic, dul shopping 1st of names, taurant So, come out danc- wandering in a circle and no dates, ft places is long gone. looking for 2 or 3 days a meaningful, permanent lov- one cares for you? Loaded PIANO — HAMMOND Con- DRIVER NEEDED—l week. 609-799-3006. after ing at the Hightstown Country ing relationship. Private din- temporary Upright. Excellent A jwnuine resume is a soph- Ckib Ballroom. See you this with problems and no one to Subaru to Los Angelas as of waton energy rasaarch riams istepnones nr Duty 4pm. ners, formal parties, social turn to? Someone cares for condition. 609-737-1252. company near Princeton. istlcaled piece of dbact mal Wednesday or Saturday. soon as poawoie Can KM adverasing; a highly crafted. affairs, political functions, you and was crucified for you! 609-921-7919 Telephone experience re- gy P.S. We have the best dance precii s kfl ktnt> CHILt D CARE IN MY — theatre, movies, recreational .Call 609-443-5142 anytime. TYPEWRITERS — Sales, qured Hours 430 pm - 830 p rkeflngg kiatr floor In thw FA«t activities, sporting events, pm weekdays. Cal Mrs. Hul- thah t requires heavy research home. Highly experienced, service, rentals, trade-ins, h excellent references. Full picnics, lost weekends, con- PROFESSIONAL TYPE A tar 609-924-3463 (3 to 4 hours of intensive In- LOOK, LOOK. LOOK. There tinental and foreign vacations ribbons, cartridges, calcula- PJO.BC terviewing) ft custom design. and/or part time, from 6 WORKAHOLIC, 46, seeking Prtaoaton, NJ. 0BB4O EOE is parking at Princeton Sta- and traveling. Kindly respond tors, radios, recorders, phone It requires a spedsest with weeks up. 609-737-2706. tion. Rates 50 cents per day, to meet a bright attractive, answerers. Center Business MM^AM^AMMA! MMHA k» II i.iilii m by sincere and descriptive MOTHER OF TWO — Seek- $1.50 for overnight, by the caring woman who desires Machines, 104 Nassau St. provesejonsf SKBW SI wmmg. WILL DO HOUSEKEEPING letter enclosing recent color children. ing chad care evening hours. lay-out. Interviewing, week $4.00, by the month photo. Reply to Box #04211 609-924-2243. . — or restaurant' heip. Rat- $12.00. Trie only overnight We Oder topLEGAL^SECY — oTctalton Neao raaponane aoua m- counssfing. data research* ft able. 201-297-7913. 201- c/o Princeton Packet. mediately. Call 609-443- oOier areas. A "rear resume parking in Princeton. 609- Reply Box #04206 c/o LAW BOOKS — NJ Reports •atB.monev 297-2546. 924-0976. Princeton Packet. vote. 1-47, NJ Equity Reports reterrat bowu»- 60*443-1600 8126 or 809-924-5666. Ask can take a apedafist up to 20- torUnda. 25 hours to complete. The re- PRETTY. BRIGHT, 55 — vols. 1-40 + many others. sut in our case is a standout. BABYSITTING—In my AIRPORT TAXI — Comfort- seeks tall, intelligent widower $450. 609-799-2341 aft 4. JftJ PART TIME BoofcfcMptr able transportation to and 55-65. Reply Box #04209 C/O PRE-COED YALIE — would 1 —• must hsws min^- DENTAL HYGIENISTS — Sale-oMhe-Art marketing In- home. Reliable mother. In- 1. stnjmsnt that draws between fants ft Toddlers. Hot lunch. from all airports. Tel. 609- Princeton Packet. like to meet Wellesley grad, TWIN BED—4-drawer book- »NJ I *J yt% DOORRaMpaTIQ SX* Part and Mi erne. E. Windsor 921-7339. 28-34, to discuss the possibil- ft Jameabujg area. Good sat- 15-30% response with Lawrencevllle. 609-882- case. Walnut. Like new.. I aTaCfcjtfnQ pOStoQ tO ities of country life some- $125. 201-329-2727. ary ftbanestetorprogreeelv e numerous instances of 3817. WEEKEND SKI Flights — 40%. 50%. ft 60%. So doni where outside the population •ypjng abaty a plus. Contact praventative/restorative WE HAVE NURSERY destinations include Stowe, belt. Reply Box #04204 c/o practice. CaB 609 443 6464. be tooled by firmstha t are «- YOUR HOME — Conscien- School openings now for our SCHWINN BIKE — Speeds- NEED EXTRA New/ America Ventures, inc. Whiteface. Approx. 2 hr. flight Princeton Packet. ter, 3 spd., 26", excell cond. 6O9-448~f700 Oe more than glorified typing tious woman seeks position Pro-Kindergarten class, also ttme. Share flight expenses RECEPTIONIST/Typist — servces A wno promise IO as nonresident governess. ages 2-4. For more informa- Sells for $150. new, asking with commercial pilot $125 to CLASSICAL MUSIC Lovers' $80.609-924-1402 aft. 6pm. rim/awe arrf*ertrainrm have the resume done the WU provide nuturing atmos- tion please phone 609-466- about $195 per person. 609- HOUSE CLEANER—reli- 'same day or next day, or Exchange — The link be- . Sou in seeks pleasant, weO edu- phere and Ight housekeep- 0805. 921-3867. able, a«penanced per- cated person lo act as gener- more absurd, offer to do the ing. Full ttmeMonda y thru Fri- tween unattached music lov- 3 COATS — Rabbit, full son needed Thursday tor al oafguy Friday. Must be resume over the phone or day. 201-359-5580. ers. Write CMLE. Box 31. length, short Curley Lamb 5-6 hours Reference* I through the mete. Let us help ATTORNEY HOUSE CALLS Pelham, N.Y. 10803. Jacket, % Sheepskin coat. ICaW Bftll flflC accurate typist (60wpm). PRMCETON H tranapcnaaon required. Prin- »cal 609-924-7770. you wMh your job search by MONTESSORI — Wills (From $40). Unc. Size 10/12, all exc cond. Best ceton Jot 609-799^196. provtolng you with one of the NEED EXTRA HELP — dur- SCHOOL Self-Divorces & Name TROUBLED? Family Service offer. 609-448-8146. Grant Holy today al 609-924- beet resumes you can obtain ing the hoadays wMh house- Banking DrakaM Covnor RoeMJ Changes ($118), House has counseling. Non-profit 0736. TYPIST/Recac-Monisl — anywhere In the Nation. work and odd jobs? Cal Lisa Closings ($11»Seller. $265- PLATPOfM flBCRETARY Princeton, NJ 08540 ;United Way Supported, ,609* USEQFURNrTURE in More, we wa advise you on at 6094244)680. " 11968 Buyer), Unc. Self-Bankruptcy 924-2098. ^TORSALE RECEPTJOM6T -toPr»»- how tous e it Cal us to find ($175), Incorporations eetangmoV Position requires 2 years ctency a must. 609-682- out more, we wal answer al MATURE WOMAN — seeks ($100). Add costs where ap- HAVING TROUBLE meeting Assortment of all kinds of mMmum commercial bank your questions ft show sam- position as housekeeper or Section for plicable. James E. De Martf- or staying with the right per- furniture for the home/ platform experience. Good ples of our work wHhout «se or no, Hillsborough, NJ. 201- typing sUst ft a dseire. topro - companion to elderly lady. Toddawa 18-36 months son? Loneliness counseling obtgafcrL 201 -874-5359. 874-5638 (answerphone). could help you find what Stdbnan Furniture Mas. Good vide quality customer ser- Cal 609-921-6795. Saturdays 11:00-12:30 TANT vice. Please call 6O9-924- January 9 -March 20 you're seeking. Individuals / 212 Alexander St. catManan Part Tina EFFECTIVE RESUMES — ATTRACTIVE — 36 yr old, small groups. Michael L. Princeton, N.J. 08540 8um»aO»-«7i-8336. 9498 to arrange a personal over 10 yrs. experience as a HOUSECLEANING — com- single, white female looking plete rnrne and office clean- Write or cal Rosenthai. M.S.W., Ed.D. 609-924-1881 oenonnel manager ft piace- »•_ -ri .1 'm _•-» . — - atanatft t MS* ntWP fOT QSUBB for a gentleman between the 609-737-2236. Hours: M-F, 9-5 rnonuaunaaior. I can present ing. Daily-weekty-monthry. ages of 30-45 to develop a faojuwed. Apply FIRST NATIONAL BANK ReBaWe service. Call 609- 609-924-4594 Sat. 9-1 TOO SHOULD MAKE THS at Oiuakerbridge Four your background In a profee- meaningful relationship. My GAY Switchboard informa- OF CENTRAL JERSEY Aonal manner whtoh wH en- 392-0897. 809-924-6481 MEW YEAR'S RESOLU- EOE.MVF interests are: the arts, cultural tion center. Call 609-921- FURNITURE CLEARANCE TIONt MAKE A DECISaOM Ffldey 10-5 able you tostan d out from the events, museum trips, long 2565. Best hours 7-10 p.m. Center — The Montgomery NOW AND START 1t«2 rest. CaH me ft get your PULL CHILD Care — Earty CHERRY HILL Nursery walks, gourmet cooking, Mon. thru Thurs. Center. Rocky Hill, specializ- OFFfaGHTf TYPEWRITER TechnJeian career in gear. By spot. only. childhood exper. Learning School — in Princeton has ethnic eating, historical ing in sofa beds, box springs, Wanted — 3-5 years expari- After 5 pjn. 609-443-5922. Smal. aggressive growth activities, ind. attention, eras- openings in Its 3x/week ft5x / jaunts, traveling. Reply Box ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. mattresses and contempor- i on B3M ft Royal aingts live play provided. 609-921- week classes. We're sorry #04203 c/o Princeton Help and Information. Call ary life style furniture. 10-12K company a) looking tor ex- RESUMES BY Gene Ryan— that Adele ftAshle y are mov- perienced sates personnel 1135. Packet. 609-924-7592. EacaAsM siuas and benefits, salary open. Cal Your personated & effective ing but took forward towel - wrth engineering ft sales job marketing tool. Evening STAINED GLASS Supplies 609-448-4568 In confidence. WELL KNOWN —and reti- coming your 3 to 5 year old. m background to sal machln- appointments avaaabta. Day- SWF — Blonde classic beau- PREGNANT? — Distributors & Discoun- • • it In i ^^^4bwt M abie mother wishes to babysit Please cal 201-359-2113. Ion. NJ. 201-329-2431.201- ty, 45. sane and straight, WANT HELP ters. Custom designs. Repair j DENTAL^ASST/Recapttorast day or weekly. Located & restoration. Lamps, mir- in our 329-6210. many interests, non smoker. CALL BIRTHRIGHT —- E^erience preferred but across the street from the Uke to meet educated SWM, 609-771-9505 rors, planters, etc. Princeton wut ttam lor people wttn wwl train. Pleat ant atmos- Ethel McKnight School. 609- The Center For Stress Con- 5' 10" over, slim, 45-65 for Stained Glass, 38 Spring St., phere Cal 609-896-2400. CAREER. JOB search ftedu - 448-5338. 609-921-1311. good typmg sfc* *f*J*t cational counaaang — Tast- trol offers programs for the companionship. Reply Box Free confidential service and TMsisan4 ing ft Resume included. Dr. treatment of headaches, high #04217, c/o Princeton free pregnancy test. Call - We PART-TME Job — Keeping DISCOUNT Lighting — The aytora Michael L. Rosenthai. 609- CHILD CARE—Service pro- blood pressure, insomnia, Packet do care. salaaperson. Send nMume nOtJMnOKJ QOtnQ ITOfn iro vided for your preschool ft digestive disorders and Rooster's Coup. Lighting fix- Mon-Frt. Pay could be ex- 737-2236. tures, lamps, shades, parts — PO. Box 788. Trenton. school aged youngsters in more. Free consultation. Call NOT JUST ANYBODY — is ANTICIPATION DATING HJ. panded w/addNonal hours of ^CAREER AND Educational our Befle Mead home. This 609-448-9595. SERVICE — Call for free and repairs. Clocks, gift items allowed to advertise in the & fireplace equipment. Huge Counaaang. Resume* — in- professional mother/daugh- Consumer Bureau Reg- brochure toll free 800-662- HAIRDRESSER WANTED but mam task wa be super- dMdual testing, career plan- ter team offers responsible 3033. assortment of brand names SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- istered yellow pages of your at discount prices. THE vising sct»i«as of 2 school ,''• •—— SJBH VRIBB. VMaVl tVBpaMiaWst- ning, college advisement. datty child care service to the handy Person-To-Person ege cnscvan. uee or car oe- chridren of working parents. MENT — Perm Royal Stove ROOSTER'S COUP on Rt. Cat Ue Fey Hair Styfing, 11 Cal Ama WHngham. MA, Co. is now being represented Phone Book - screened by ATTRACTIVE Blond — 29 Chambers St.. Princeton. arable. To start in Jan. M.S.W. 20 Nassau St. Prin- Transportation aval for local year old woman, loves read- 29, Lambertville, N.J. OPEN Please cafl 609-924-6504 af- residence. Please cal Mrs. in the Princeton area by Sam Consumer Bureau's volun- 6 DAYS 609-397-0027. 609421-1834. Tues ft Thurs. ceton. 609-921-6638. & Pat Nadei. Our product car- teer panel of concerned con- ing, sensitive to development ter 6pm. Tram at 201-359-5735. of human potential, enjoys ries a Ifettme warranty and sumers. our latest coal & wood mod- dining and dancing, also MIRANDA SENSOREX — ASSISTANT TEACHER — WSUAL Communicaltona — ASSISTANT Manager—part COPBzS — reaumes. invtta- CHILD CARE—in my home. loves cats would like to meet ttont, butinoM cvdnt, nJbbtf MS wrS a porTOd anSWOr u> SLR camera with case & fil- tor Pnnce*on~YWCA Arter Bme. Condomlnum manage- Full or part time. Experi- Data Single Professional sensitive man with similar in- ters, good cond. $90. Also 35 Bargain Mart Bargain Mart Bargain Mart Bargain Mart BargafriMart Merchandise Merchandise Flea Markets & Wanted Wanted Rummage Sales ABHftOAK OMBfTAL RUQS — SePJe REFRIGERATOR — Good RREWOOP — janjwood. BURtTOIG MONEY LIKE SALE — Gigantic Christmas Condaton. Used Fumaure: dsBwvd end dumpod* $125 OL?—vWIOMumattvstors -Clearance. New ft used sola. 2 chafes, coneft en d M oofd. $8B YlrOOfd. Bum- WANTED TO BUY — Scrap WANTED— OB tank. 250- tan.toe quafty . oU. new ft low coat aoJuttonto a warm books, used records, greet- 500 gallons, dean. 609-921- PACKARD'S OUTDOOR Perfect condaon. ka- I Bush Firewood Co, 909- ing cards and handcraBs formetal.taW Iron , steel DBtter- FLEA Market now reopen home. We spacialze In muM- lee,jadialws^copper, brass, 2801. iaan. Ctawee. TunaaK nd"- 8792. fuel furnaces, wood/coal Chnatmas. Greeting Center, under new management. an ft Pakistan: Inetoding 229 Hkjh St. Burangton, N J. aluminum and used machin- Wed., Fri., Sat ft Sun. 930 Ohurry 9* x KT $490. Hertz FORSALE—< GIVE A BOX of Sunshine tor lOtoSdaly. ery. Currently; paying the FILMS 16 MM — sound or am untR dark. Space $3 per ELECTft&C TVPCWRIltfl 17 % 12*. ft 19a YsMne 9* x dryer. Sears Kenmore. 5 highest prices in the area. silent, wanted. 609-393- day. Res. cad Charlie Stone. pxje, an SIS^PWM. we pro- - Payment at time of deSvery. "~" enByML 9*79^ SMMBI fNVfat ir. $950. Oriental GoM 1*« heats. Good cui u, meparaa , Q vWe complete service and In- TRAINS — Maiidln, large 9147. .2014694188. 2a. $1400. Bokhara 9" i IS. manual turn*. Free detvery Receiving hours 12-5 p.m. Cal about our hoaJey spe- stallation. Ask about our stock - Lionel • A.FV,- H.O. Mon. thru Fri. 8to 5 on Satur- 5129. $860. Aubueeonrs V x 12s*. / ki Princeton. See in opera- money saving Interior storm New - rebuM-servicetor al . Si 000- Esvopwi orientals son. 800421 * cials ft special company day. No quantity too large or rates. 809-448-3300. windows. Check our wide Losdod wtth ootodovB Hsnis. Musical Auctions SW EOWPMEKT- $490. Sanx*aas 1V «14.9* x too small. Gale Industrial seieceon ano nw prices De- Get those repairs in. ShoTs Scrap Iron and Metal Co., 3000. 180 12*. 10" x 18*. ir i 2B-. Me 19* CUSTOM Made I COMPLETE GIRL'S Bed- tore you buy. 609-466-1835, Trains, 347 WBow St. Bor- Instruments Tabrtz9*xi2M0*x18M2*x — by Starrs Tour. North Valley Road, room MI ~~ pniK « wfwcsv. OMumaOve. 33 W. Broad St dentown, 609-298-5827. Roosevelt For info, call 609- QUALITY AUCTION — of 12-.MC. Kannanaarx 17. 1Z condMon. $250. CaH 809- Also. crib. N chair. Engaeh (Rt. 518), Hopewell. N.J. antiques, fine furnishings & Hours dafly 9-12.1 -430. Sat 448-2679. Chopin 11 Mas. 170 COL. wan bind- x 2O*. i r x 18*. 1 y x 23*. ale. 7994664. pram, dressing table, toy Hours: Tuse-Fri. 10 em-8 pm 8-3, Suns. 2-5 pm. related objects of art At ings, size 10* boots. A/afc 9* x 12*. $400. Many Chest 809-737-5648. Sat 10am-5pm. Ctosed Sun. Piano ft Organ Co. Brown Bros. Gallery, Rt 413, Chnaaarx 17.8-xiO". iO*x EARLY AMERICAN BARN &Mon. POCKET WATCHES — Buckingham, Pa. On Sat, 14. 12* x 15'. 12* x 20*. ale FIREPLACE WOOO—Cut* wanted, silver, gold or any Choose from Steinway, — wan hugh oak beams pin- MONGOLIAN Lamb — coat split, choice seasoned oak, Jan. 2nd, at 9:00 A.M. In- Many other large unusual ned togetar w9) be given to ft curly lamb Jacket Exeat, base mental, in any condi- Sohmer, Knabe etc. Rent or spection one hour priorto au - sizes, two* rugs. »•( rugs & MAMIYA 2V. Camera — seasoned 1 yrft longer . DeO- tion, running or broken no buy 1001 N. Olden Ave., the parson who wailsar k ft condMon. $200 as. 609424- vered ft stacked $80 a load ction. (Blizzard date Monday, SMGER ZIG-ZAG — psje runners. No dealers, by the adjacent 3 box stalls 0761. RB67, wilh 90mm 3A lens. problem. The older the better. Trenton 609495-7456. Jan. 4th, at 9:00 A.M.) Anti- appointment 8094254610. Honoywol~7io strobe, bat- within a 10 ml. radius of High- Private collector. Call 609- I • downft dea r upsoanotfier tstown. 609-448-4253. que furniture: Viet: sofa, hall 609^3064671. Ocean Ctly can be put in (ts WtaOOWTREATMENT tery pack ft recnargar. Car- 587-7507. 'PIANO TUNING & Repair rack, m.t. stands, pr. beds, rying case. New condition. lact bag * can. $175. •7788. 30%OFFUST guaranteed, reasonable free wardrobes; OAK: 2 bowed $700. Cal 809-7584300. OAKF-REWOOD U.S. SILVER — dollars, also estimates M. Schmahl, 609- china closets, ice box, comer 11th Sj. ft Board Walk. silver coins any denomina- 4524806. Ocean Cty. NJ. 08226. DOLLHOUSE MMIATURES chair, dining tables, PLUS: 2 —anaqueftnew.ldtsftcom- 1 awti Lovotor Rwafla FISHER MS135A speaker Spat or Round tion, gold, coins, copper hutch tables, drysink, pine Pick-up or Detvered coins, proof & mint sets. Also paneled door & jelly cup- Fens ft WagnaaWaenaaas •neve- ROUND OAOAK TABLE-4T . $2 up. 809-799 9866. system—new $120.6 cSnet- LOWREY ORGAN—festival te chairs, new $120. 609- foreign coins. Private collec- boards, plank settee. Wind- MJ^m m^- %ttt% CmW MaaaWf^aaa•an daw* lee••»»*t eat or pressed Woven wood Cal after 5 tor. Call 609-587-7507. model, exc. cond. head- cond. 809- QUEEN ANNE Chair — 443-4388. sor loop back chair, cherry, 609-393-7810, phones included, best offer. birds-eye & tiger maple rope 4434254. needs alp cower. oawwtae/Flnest quality at lowest 609-9214241, WANTED ! STAMP accu- beds, Chinese m.t stand, un- 12 books $20. gooo conojuon, oesi oner prices. Let me bring my ful SWIMMING POOL COVERS WE CERTAINLY Do Accept mulations, collections, Post rest terrestrial globe, wicker, RUBY BRACELET ml 009-452-2900 keep trying. Ins of samplesto you r home — Deal with Distributor for SPINET PIANO — Baldwin tor a free conaufMlon. Cal — packages for shipment by Cards, 609-448-8941. orn. brass & iron bed, Art 2 csati 12-14 wholesale suppler. Low dis- UPS - up to 24 lbs. Dec. Acrosonic, exc. cond, $1100. Nouveau what-not shelf, 8- Fur $45. awe* COLONIAL COUCH — 8*. count prices on covers, fil- 201-356-9153. Exc. oond, $200. Cal 809- DECORATORS hours: 10 am-5 pm. Sat 11-1. WANTED — reasonably pc. Art Deco bedrm. set man. dec* I18OO 808-486-2427. ters, chemicals, etc. 609- P.S. strong corrugated boxes .d.1. tabte. Small Items: Em- itt&OactanHmaSaO. 443-1841 Sun-Thur. after 809-4484758 466-1718. priced used AMF/Sunfish 8pm or at day Frift Sa t — No brown paper! CCC saNboatfor 1 2 yr old sailor. HARPSICHORD — 1979 eralite lamp, telescope loeiftbeg MATTRESSES - World Associates. 60 North Main St marked Frith, London; to. One COLONIAL sofa—ft match- Cal 6094834695 after 3pm. Zuckermann Italian Virginal. SEASONED Hardwood For (opt. P.O.), Cranbury 609- 54 keys, boxwood naturals. 1 National brass cash register, _ ,.. .. igeaen- KERO-SUN HEATERS — Sale — Sett or whole. Deft- Ing chair. Good condition. McKinley/Roosevelt cam- d to you. spade! hosoay values. Omni 655-3477. choir strings, rich reedy tone, giae S50- Molobecane vered by the cord. 609-259- Asking $125. Cal 609-446- RAW FUR Wanted — Rac- paign buttons, LambertvUte My guararaaed by manutsc- iOS*s. $20995: Radars 10*s $2250. 609-298-1312. no -QiandTo 7001. coon, Fox, Muskrat. 9 - 9 ev- lodge badges, sampler Cal 201-536-1784 af- ft Radiant 36s. $189.95. SEASONS GREETINGS — answer, try again. ery day.' Windsor Furs Co, "Charlotte Wykers, 1826"; ter 7pm. Lambertviae. NJ 609-397- Seasonedfirewood $12 5 per FREE WICKER Chest — 124 So Mill Rd, Princeton child's toys. Sheffield tele- 3348. HOT TUBS ft Jacuzzi Whirl- cord, split hardwood. $65 Vi REGRTTERED OR NOT — I have your party before Jan. Junction 609-7994057. VIOLIN — 90 yr. old l»and- scopic candlesticks, magic 3*51. pools — Many styles and cord delivered. Flammer made Czech violin, perfect lantern, baskets, CLOCKS: »• guy your guns legaty. I 30th. Caltor delat e aft 4 pm sizes. Expert installation. Au- Tree Service 609-3954844. «vn lowiMd «wd wtt psy A MEN'S 10 SPEED- 609-587-3511. WE BUY—good used & anti- cond., 2 bows & hard-shell Eli Terry pillar & scroll (electri- BRAND MEW G£ I 26- Huffy Olympian. One yr. thorized Jacuzzi whirlpool case. Flute: Bunoy flute 2 yrs. fied), oak gingerbread, plus good price. Cat Bert 809- Spa dealer. Princeton Pool CHANDELIER — Record que furniture. One piece to — aaadaf 112. Won m con- 924-38001 okt Exc. oond. $80.609-655- DEPRESSION GLASS—51 entire estates. Call 609-397- old. Sam. 609-924-1310. others; Heisey 2-pc. punch 5149. Table ft Spa Co. Rt. 518, Cabinet Coffee Table. Chif- bowl, silver flute,. Fulper, pieces. Green cameo. $400. Hopewell. 608-4864718. forobe. Sirverplate Service. 1599. 5622*830 I STAMPS PIANOS & ORGANS — quilts & wide selection of re- Cal 809-4464474. Waxer. Morel 201-725-3914. lated items, Bucks Co. 1840 School or Goaage SE*CO DVers Watch—mod- PINBALL MACHINES & Juke ORIENTAL RUGS—we pay Sales-Service-Rentals. Les- AMONG WORLDS BEST— Home, businees. zip code. el 6309. ratedto 15 0 meters sons. Baldwin Hammond coverlet. Jewelry, Coins & AFX SLOT Car Track — Boxes — reconditioned forBROWSE THROUGH — 15 cash for antique & semi- Artwork: 14K gold pcs., gold •oaf Rubber stamps of el Minis deep. new. cost $250; asking antique oriental nigs. One or Music Center, 1911 Bruns- 18001 Approx. 100 pieces, special home use. Resable service designer showrooms display- leaf, GOLD COINS: 1890 i made to your order $175. 609-448-7439. track (S-curves. etc), acces. after the sale. A smal deposit many. 609497-1599. wick Ave., Lawrenceville, NJ ing Wllliamsburg style fur- 609-599-2700. $10.00, 1880s $5.00; 19th $425. $80. Dave 809421-3175. wW hold until Christmas. 609- nishings ft gifts. Henkel- Cent oil portrait signed H.C. DRYER-GAS — Just like 585-4927. Harris ft other quality lines. Gary. EA. Bye oil, plus other BUYING FURNITURE —old CHRISTMAS SPECIAL — new. Only used about 15 LARGE SELECTION ot re- Take 202 south 4 mi. past water colors, prints, mirrors. 77*8. or antique items of any kind. Trumpet Olds student mod- months. GE heavy duty. conditioned Simplicity and BRASS HEADBOARD — Peddlers Village to traffic Guns: Sowers & Smith con- $235. Cal 609496-3561. International Harvester riding queen. 6*. large heavy tubing, Cash paid immediately. el, very good condition. $125. light at Buckingham. Take Please call 609-5874296 or verted long rifle (tiger maple), 9 CUBC Ucna*fcjeezar — KITCHEN CABINETS — lawn mowers and tractors. 5 treatedfor n o polishing good Mike 609-9214173 eves. Colt 31 reolver, C. Sharps 32 mv, UQ dtooounit on «•§ fn«v* right onto 413 north. Two 3944272 for appt. XMAS TREES — plantation to 20hp. 609-924-4177. oond., 609-4434965. mitesto Ston e House Furni- rim-fire 4-barrel pistol, U.S. OtflaV aaaWNflh AftBRaOOW 201* JOT EwWatSs Midi ORGAN — Lowery model grown, wholesale. Douglas ture. Rt 413, Mechanicsville. Cavalry sword. Modem Fur- 648-1569. ewes 809455- Fir. Balsam Fr. Scotch Pine TG, excell. cond., $550 with AMANA RADAR Range — BATHTUBS — tile & shower Pa 215-794-7479. BUYING MAHOGANY — nishings: Magnavox 5611. & White Spruce. 201-494- bench. Call 201-874-4784 videomatic color console TV, er. Discount Plywood Cerv (microwave) Model RR10A. stalls professionally cleaned. Dining & bedroom sets, also 5680 new. received as gHt ki un- aft. 6 pm. pr. Penna. House cherry NPXQN WaXORMAT FTN — lars. 1-800^234707. Bathtub &tie. $25 . shower EARN CASH & Free Shoes secretary & kneehole desks. opened carton. $450 firm. stall $25. Tub recounted $20. — Invite your friends to a Cash paid. Please call 609- lamp tables, Kittinger tea FIREWOOO — Seasoned (609-448-7439) table, Chipp. sofa, wing lens ft lao- lens. $275, Caf Call Save Your Tub, the bath- Moccasin Show. 200 styles ft 587-0296 or 394-0272 for GULBRANSEN PARAGON BEDROOM FURNTTURE — Locust ft Oak. So*, stacked room experts, 609-448-3339. colors for the whole family. organ — rhythm solo, auto chairs, Hepp. corner cabinet, appt Q.A. maple highboy, Fed. 3 placaa. best oiler. Cat 609- ft datvered. Ful cord $115. PITNEY BOWES Mailing Can Southern Sun 609-446- bass, etc. Bench & Books. 7374634. 609-587-4176. Macrine —model 546a Just HOCKEY-GOALIE outfit — 609496-2641. sofa, cast iron garden seats, MONEY FOR SALE ~_pure. 1478. SHOTGUNS, RIFLES — Louis XV card table, recondMoned, $450.2 Pitney profess., like new, skates MUST SELL — Portable handguns wanted for cash, MAGHOGANY: china closet 1981MOAS—33-RVtraser. Bowes postage scales, mod- size 9, full body padding, FIREWOOD — $85 per cord. Honey. 2 tx jar $250:24 to «aaherft dryer . $25. Kacnen especially old Winchesters. GIBSON—The Paul-electric secretary, tilt top table, sect, All axtras. Must sad. Best el S104. $250 each. 609498- gloves, 2 stix, leg pads, hel- H you pick up 609-259-3596 case $27 00 W. Happef. set. 6 chairs. $10. Wood Licensed dealer pays more. guitar with case, like new, bookcase, tea cart, butler's oner. 609-395-0667. 0915. met $600 vshie-$250. Call after 6pm. Pdwaem. 809421 -1487. kachen table. $50. Portable New guns for sale dis- $400. 609-466-0919 aft. table, massive partner's 609-448-3993. counted. We will buy, sell or 6pm. desk; CONT.: Ethan Allen a* under hair dryer. $10.609- SET ULTRADYNE Golf trade. Murphy's Sportsmen's ADVERTtSMG Skjn Coasf- 924-5834. SMALL WOOO/COAL Bum-" KEROSENE HEATER com- ranch pine sofa, ng Stove $150 — 609421- Clubs — $300; Pool table. PRMTMG SPECIAL fort gk) new in original box Den, 201-2974357. chest-on-chest, bookcase tton — 31 original tins ft 6*x4*. statetop. $325 . After LOWREY FIESTA Magic snamaa,, $5 to $50 609-882- 2601. \ $150 609 4484258 after 330 unit, dinette set, fireplace FREE STIFFLE LAMP? 5pm 809-799-2162. Genie Organ — never used, 81 iZ YESI I you buy any Saffle 8Vix11 (only)-PhotoCopy p.m. WE BUY — Stamp collec- equip., Jules baby grand tions; old letters & postcards. complete with bench, music, Floor and Tabte Lamp at WELL SEASONED Wood— Black Ink on 201b Wht Paper piano. Furniture Sets: Willett CALL JERRY Immediate cash avail. Call headphones. $1300. Call cherry bedrm & dining room, elsewhere price. You may 16- cut spK. dasvered, $70/ MUST SELL — Diamond en- SEARS KEMMORE — 12•> •/, cord. Also in good softd gagement ring and Ms di- $13.00 Per Thousand 609-448-0380 aft 5pm. 609-443-1007. 6-pc. maple & mod. 8-pc. din- pottflbto dtyBf. EJC cond- sstsd any hanging or tabfts For caulking and puttying ing room, man. dining group. kwnp kuiu aia exciuaVs Sttl* ipnMn wooo, owe, map** & amond-studded ring guard. AaMng $85. 609-4484437 your complete house, win- ANYTHING MARKED — PIANO Lester Baby Grand— Two Auctioneers Selling. Isl Dasignar Maraaa AgneB cherry. $95/cord. 609-446- White gold. Appraised for 2nd side +S9.00M 9434 aaktor Steve bah* 9am- $4,300.00. WH sacrifice for Color Paper +S2.00M dows and doors before sterling silver, silver & gold, Excellent condition, $1800. Numbered items DO NOT ELECTRIC BED — ike new CoBscaon. On Sale Decem- Call eves & wkdns 609496- best offer over $2,500.00. Std. Color Ink +$7.00 winter. any condition; silver ingots. sell in numerical order. (CfcanM&ed). exaa long twin. ber 31 to January 7. FUR- 609-799-2020 or Wedding bands & sets. U.S. 1095. Terms: Cash or Prior LONG LAMP FACTORY Cal (609) 799-4060 after 10 Padding +$1.00 M $1200 ortg price, asking am and before 6 pjn. 443-4790 stamp collections any size; Approved Check. Brown $800 ana. AJao hunMaar. OUTLET largest tor a 99 ma* BUUDMG MATERIALS MASTERGRAPHX antiques any kind. Private in- CONN ORGAN — deluxe Bros., Auctioneers, Bucking- lop oftoe. a good buy at radius. 5 miles south ol vestor. Call 609-587-7507. ham, Pa. 794-7630, Estab- NEW \ DOLLHOUSE — Victorian, 609-924-0460 FIREPLACE WOOD — Caprice, model 464, like new. $100. Cat 609466-3688 or Lahaaka's Peddhn VMage ANDERSEN Windtfws & Rle. 206 Rocky Hi $1300. Call 609-737-9372. lished in 1915, 4434159. on Routs 283. Furlong. Pa. aize: 21" x 43" x 40", hand- guaranteed with seasoned Doors Bows & Bays 50% made. 609455-4528 aft. 5 qualty. spit hardwoods, deli- LICENSED GUN — dealer Mcro Dot Pricing. OPEN 7 buying & selling any kind of Disc. pm. vered and stacked. Charlie BABY GRAND Piano — 5' NEW tOOOGAL. FUEL TANK days- (215) 794-7444-54. PLYWOOD Sheathing 4x8 SKYLIGHTS — new. all ma- handguns, rifles, shotguns, Weber-ebony. Fine tone. — 7 j^O" steal Cat 609- jor brands such as Velux, Vincent Landscaping, our unusual knives, daggers, CERTIFIED AUCTIONEER «M 3/8" $6.481 <**r $7.48 S8~ 26th year. 201447-2236. $1200. 609-466-1862. 443-1701 days. 259-9348 MYFAVOfVTESHOPPE — $9.88. 3/4- $12.88 24- BUZZ SAW - Cal 609^Paeco, Ventorama, Wasco, swords & bayonets. Modern — Appraisals. Personal, LaoMe rasfiions naxje me RAILROAD TIES, new 466-2829. etc. Can deliver. Discount or antique, U.S. or foreign. commercial, farm, estate^ Ouaat A Group ol Sweaters. creosoled 6x6x8 $4.90. Plywood Centers, 1-800- LEVELOR'S Riveria and Ver- Buying registered or not Pri- KING TRUMPET — Exc. Richard S. Winthrop, 609- 2O" GIRLS*S BICYCLE — VakMWlo$8aNOW$19. 4x6x8 S3 45 Pressure tre- LOG SPLITTERS —tor ren t 5234707. tical Blinds — at discounted vate collector. Call 609-587- condition, $150. Call 609- 921-0967. $3OlosSkaass—man's warn ated 6x6x8, $8 90. and togs ap9t at your home. prices. Call Marcia at 609- 7507. 443-1705 after4pm. 9. isdy*s atat 9. gjrfs an 2. AUWe B***" Roonv SoM Cal Montgomery Smai En- FOAM CUT—Any size - any 448-2088. Brass WHaifiSDurg Repro- DISCOUNT PLYWOOD gine Repair. 609-466-2829. shape. While-U-Wait. BUYING DIAMONDS — no GON-BOP CONGAS — Phi- Antiques ducaons. Russian RouMls Cushions made like new. lippine Mahogany, stands & CTRS POOL TABLES On Sale. See size too small or too large. 3 USED REFR&. Si Gaasry ((openino g soon) Ori- RT. 13 ft SEASONED HARDWOOD Prices given over phone. TKe Also silver, gold & dental L.P. gig bags inducted. Exc. ginal Art Prtoss reduced ev- Foam Firm, Gladstone, 201- our large selection of new $225. Grammar Acoustic 6 BRIC BRAC & ANTIQUES— 8gaedry««K2i Tumpfc BriaM — spK. detversd ft stacked. tables with special prices for gold. Private investor. Call port!. ctatMiaeher. butcher two 1400-S234707 1 cord, $115-$130. If you w« 234-1622. 609-587-7507. string guitar. Grover heads, 11to 3 . Thurs & Fri. The Red the holidays. Call Princeton hard shell case, nice action. Shed, 396 Somerset St, New block: 3CT gas m*r. uprtgM y SO York Rd. need wood w/ln 7 mos. Pool Tables, 609-466-1717, oia TV; Pioure Frames at Wt bank of please order today. 609-259- HORSE MANURE — Get $175,609-7714861. Brunswick. Rt. 518 Hopewell. Open 7 POOL TABLES WANTED — 201- 215474-0205 7015. Mark Puftsn. your gardens ready for days a week. Mastercharge & 1ft and tea. Etootricay Subsb- spring. $25/trucktoed. deli- used slate & antique tables. RED MARBLED Bass Drum KINGSTON ANTIQUES — Visa accepted. Also antique cue & ball racks FIREWOOD — Hard- MATTRESS FACTORY — vered. 809-448-2191. — $100 or best offer. Call 43 Main St., Kingston, NJ. PARTY OCA — Entertain wanted. Call Princeton Pool 609-4664534. Fine antiques & estate jewel- Seasoned-Spllt. $90. on See twm made on the pre- ACOUSTIC 150B — bass Tables. 609-466-1717. meats by amaang your miees. Custom sizes. TEN ry. Victorian & Deco furniture. (arm. $110. REFRIGERATOR FREEZ- amp and two 15's. $350.609- i of amta an your TV CASH REGISTER —Haw YEAR GUARANTEE, 30 day UPRIGHT PIANO — good Jewelry repair design & res- ER — large, no-frost, $50. 448-5986 between 8 a.m.&1 GUNS & SWORDS — Milit- toration..Discreet disposal of modal ER- urwonelaonal refund. Prices P-m. tone, condition. $400. Call 2532tor sal e by nun-pro* Cal 2014694253 after 6pm. ary items. Federal & State family treasures. 609-924- GAMBLER'S MONTHLY gjedty given on phone. The licensed as required for New 609483-4482. 201 group; $596 or NEWSLETTER — $10 0332. FOAM FIRM. Gladstone - FIREWOOD — Seasoned, Jersey transactions. Will 809-392-7881. erwxaay.Garnenlen.PO Box SKIS — Very good condi- 201-234-1622. split mixed hardwoods. Free make house calls, pay high- SANYO KEROSENE HEA- 843. Manvae. NJ. 08835. tion, used 2 seasons. Mertte 2 ANTIQUE Mahogany — delivery. 1 cofd 4x4x8. est cash. Bert, 609-924-3800 FULL SIZE — Upright Piano TEH — 1ZS00 BTUs. Sac FnEWOOO—1 EDISON FURNITURE — is 160, Salomon bexangs. Cal — $900,609-443-5712. drop leaf end tables with claw 609-466-2474 after 5pm. $100. 201-5264898. days, or leave tape message. lwocds.3coids$207ds- ANTJOUE SOLID OAK — wKm Open M TO HnW IOCS* foot pedestal base. Excellent heater 84- long. 201-389- tion. For USED FURNI- cond. 609-799-4534. WANTED — die cast and 1072. 1 year. $88 141 cord dee- TURE; of every description THE STOVE BARN — dta- FIREPLACE WOOD — call GUITARS, BASSES. Amps & DOOKSrOT m DiW steel toys'. Call 609-443- itogsbytM $600. Lovely beige come aee us. RL 611 south ol count wood/coal stove sales. 201-359-5556. More — new & used. Lowest ANTIQUE Flour Cabinet — Doylestown, Pa. 9-4:30, Energy specie-tats, instala- 4556. prices around. Money back on wheels, $150; Old console 215-J" bons. acceesoriea. We. 206. EXECUTIVE DESK and guarantee. We buy, sell, floor radio, $75. Call 609- ••ta Station Square, Dele Meade. 890-2949 ask for Dick or chair, modem, walnut sVgnt- WANTED — ONE pallet trade ft do repairs. Dan Sky TRIO TAG Sawa, Inc.—"We 201459-5206. Mary Lyn 1130am to 6pm. ly used $40. Original authen- mover. Please can 609482- Music of Kingston, 201-297- do al Ite work," Profitable $36. Stoned tic turbine vanned CadMac 7325 9-5pm. 3520, sate of oners or parttoJ con- BJCYCLE — Brand new comer tec*. $150. Two 4* CaMer Ihograph $1200. BATHROOM—vantyft tub . wheel decs-retail value $60 UMQUE ANTIQUES $7V Cat. white country French 6O»40S-146O. lanls of your home. Proiaa- alec, fixtures, 2 sewing petasUng $40 per. 609-448- atonaty conducted at DRAWING BOARD—43V4 w PIANOS— Bought sold, re- machines, misc. 201-874- 9440.609-443-4870. x 72" I with 72" straight edge. built, refinished. Call 201- ESTATE ft TAG SALE one wi4-*4' NMCh. $300. FOUR BEAUTIFUL Brand 4879. Cal 2014594717. AMTK3UE ROUND Oak Okv Qrawne labrfcaa>wil chair, nee^dfci rw chairs — aW 215-493-5332 or 809462- 3564153. SERVICE 1884. COAL FOR Stoves ft Fire- rTm m FREWOOD — Cut aptt ft places—50b. bags of nut & $30. Cat 4— ~~" ~~"" *— ^^"°? -T3if! ) < detvarsd (20 mfts radka of CASH FOR YOUR Antique KIMBALL STUDIO Piano— Complete or ParUeJ camel coal, $5/bag. 201- Furniture — we are a large H^ttO truckload. 3294044. good playing condition. No Contents SHORTWAVE COW- dealer specializing in Oak. bench. $425. 201-356-9153. MUNKATKMS Raoswar — WSangtobuy 1 piecetoentire East Mastone, NJ ft rewire tx- POOL TABLES— antique ft contents. 201429-2062. 18. naailstlc modal DX-3O0. FIREWOOD — used. Large selection. Expert 201473-3838 1159. Ouara HWisalisJ dMaa* $110«oordds8*er service. Cal Princeton Pool PIANOS ORGANS WANTED TO BUY: Scrap Most Major Brands lOoanoi ™ arnourat •»•«.) Tattee. Rt 518, Hopewell. ALLENTOWN ANTIQUE inrai laybalweenTpmft ftcher- copper, brass, lead, alumi- Warehouse Prices WASHER ft DRYER — SMALL MA1LJNQS? 10pmoraat.«om10to5pm. ry. 609-466-1717. "Your Local num, stainless steel, staring CENTER — 7 Church St feel Pro Shop". Allentown, NJ. 8 Dealers sever, etc. solas or turnings. MUSIC CENTER COMPUTER — TR8-80 Industrial, business or pri- spadaJMng In furniture, chi- DRIEDNUT 8ALE — US. NEWSPAPERS—from Rt 9 (1V4 mL no. circle) na, glassware, primitives, are aeaaltlve labela price Modal L Leva* «, 16K. fcv vate. Correct martcet price, 201-462-4730 JBVBBIBB A ^M^aaWaaai^ laaaaal aHaaBar aaVMa* J ».9jf 1900 through 1940, many cash paid. S. Klein Metals does, art deco ft nouveau ft aftl^dM^AAl fti • • Jin . - fS^M - •• Monthly Rentals —* " 94 asktor Alan. der. manual. »849. Atoo fMavnm nOaWaW. uki any* Co, Inc., 2156CampWn Rd., collectibles. Open 10-5, rsas{raar)t4Mpar From $7.50 Thurs.-Mon. 609-259-3952. We ateo carry Indian programs, books, maga- •me 8094934147. SomervMe. NJ 08878. CaR 609 984 5014 days 201-722-2288. l tndan cotton JENSEN WOOftCOAL Fur- AARON-ALL PIANO—Mov- taVilC. ers. We move it anywhere. ft gauges. PIANOS WANTED Futy insured. 201-225-5977 Know someone Cuttoy 6094974684. or 225-5976. flcattoa. jrrapped. and CALL who's a feature? FIREWOOD — A-1 sea- ELECTRIC GUITAR — hardwood, must sal to Hohner, 1 yr. okL exc. cond, Call the editor tuition. DeH- with case, $90. Please cal $12S/oonL 609424-7607. 609-7374142. Classified Advertising 5-B PtttsftAnkrate P*S&AI*MIS AutosFbrStte Autos For S**» Autos For Sate Boats Instruction Entertainment DO8ERMANPUP8 —AKC 79 CHEVY — NATIONAL CREDIT CORP. INDIAN COOKING—Surp- EXPERIENCED string musi- 73 CAPN — a*, pfe. S1000 ABBOTTS MARNE—a*-81 rise your guests with deB- reo. OOCMO. or teat c*er. 201-360-4419. —makasioanstohomeown- cians for hire. Add a pleasant oond, srs to purchase automobitos. dous bxten food. Laam to touch to your party or special regularly aaniosd. boats greatly reduced. RL 29 cook 3 Indtan vegetarian ft 78CHEV :—4 •••BJ 8-9, ate, prb, pra, Phone 600-396-7500 or 201- occasion from classical to 200 or 246-4883. TttusviUa, 1 mile north of non-vegetarian dishes. popular music at your re- dr. VB prs, p*. afc. fm, roof rack. «620( Washington Crossing. 600- Learn, eat ft bring home to —15 92078/ quest. Call 201-359-1662 or 69.000 mLIMue I t enough spices to cook for 8 359-7876. .tor^weefcs.$2S. . 2014744633. 76 FIAT 128 — 4 door, people for$1S. Cal Mr. Singh Sam. 609-024-1310. BUICK ESTATE Wagon — manual 4 spd, good gas SNARK Sailboat — Ideal 609-896-1456. WONJNaoontaattMaada RX 1973. a/c. p/b. p/a. Heavy mieage. exc cond. 609-924- TREAT YOUR — Eardrums $iSJ6aa.2hote. $10.70 par learners boat. Lightweight, SMALL STABLE — « So •7. Pooono Haoaway 19S1 duly hUch. Good condWon. 3015. 11' hul, easily satis 2. Brightly to a Parties Unlimited Disc tflrasdan. Brunswick has box stalls pacocar. Oualom paint, air. $405. Cal 800-443-8505. Jockey. Diversified or spe- laBneOak colored sail. New cond. Great aval. Ring ft exercae trade removable tun roof, 5 CLASSIC BEAUTY — 76 gift idea! $295. Call 609-890- cialized programs, light $4-50aa.bundteeof Best of cars 201-329-6259 anasd. mags. Goodyear dou- CLASSIC 1981 Mstropollan Hat Spydar convert, looks ft shows & professional sound ble aaglaa. anvtn. Never «- Nash — Original miles runs great, best offer. 609- equipment. 609-695-5666. Had. Factory warantaa. 22^53 40 mL par gaL rarjo, 452-2821 aft 6pm. Also \Z round PRMCETON0OG TraHng $3000 under Bat for quick heeler, sack shift, mechanic's Instruction "Cedar show jumps raMs, saM 201 -996-4074. manual. Good cond. $3000 f tOSOaai» or mm S&50 or within reason. Cal 201- 1957 BELAIR— 2 dr. hard- Catering •TO ru|J|W IV. 456-0627. top, complete naw clutch, PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS Sh ing cteases. Cal •76 CHEVETTE — 68.000 battery; good cond, "60-s; Can A UNIQUE Approach to lan- mflaa. WW tuna-up bafora — band instru. BegJAdv. by CATERING — Delicious CHti&GanyPrtoaa 201-446-3158158. SURPLUS JEEPS. CARS after 8pm; $550 609-259- exp. musician/teacher. David guage learning 25 lan- T«s>r - sale final; 2 seta of tires. 2373. guages. Native teachers and quality foods served with S&500. Cal 600-924-3778 and trucks avaJabla. Many Kaplan. 201-297-5428. perfection, for your holiday MALTESE — 2 yrs. old sefl under $200. Cal 312- translators. Instruction for- For Mar. ft OaL Cngs. BL Bichon Frisa. 3 yra. oid. t*n 5 pm ft 830pm. children and adults. All levels. needs. For complimentary 742-1143 Ext 6113, for info estimate Call Martha Szymc- KJng 21*347-1730. Akaing $100 each. 609-448- on how to purchaso. "77 DATSUN — Silver GUITAR LESSONS — Ex- Brush-up, conversational 7063. ' 77DATSUN280Z —4-Spd, 200SX, a/c, am/fm tape, 5 perienced teacher — who and literary classes. Inten- zak. East Windsor Catering 609-448-4130. — 8«M. 12 to 5 a»d by APPLEQARTH ACRES 61,000 mi, exc. cond. $4900. 1980 BMW 3201 — Fully apcL, $3200 or bto. 609-466- has played in top area rock sive courses for travelers and Horsa Farm-Boarding- Lost & Found 600-448-2817. aquipped + sun roof. 3862. band currently has openings business people. Tutoring. training. Applegarth Rd. $12,000. Cal 609-443-5979. in teaching schedule. Les- Call 609-924-2252. ' sons are creative. Interesting FELDMAN CATERING — Hfchtetown. 609-448-3735. 79 BUICK REGAL LTD. — 75 PINTO—wagon, a/t, p/s, parties with your personal flBot baSy). Two: on* pMn, $100 REWARD FOR — Ra- V6. fSvJul power, options. 72 VW SOUAREBACK -> 4 am/fm 8 track radto, 48,000 ft affordable. Beginners ft in- CREATIVE PIANO LES- termediate students wel- choice of menus for al! occa- em ornate, •eaaonabte. 809- tum of Gannan Short Hair higr/mileage. Well Maint. sod, ate, am/fm, fog Ights, mles, mag wheels, roof rack, SONS — with Handy sions up to 100 people. Inti- 46»-i07O Jerry. BOXWOOD ARABIAN Portar, Lost Oac 19: vie of $4250.609-896-2258. rear window oafogrjar. Exc. very clean, axe. running come. Call 609-799-0479. Sweazey, MA. Ed.M, Col- Farm—Arabian braadng ft mate settings for 2 to 92 peo- Star Viaw Dr.. Hillsboro. muffler, brakes, engine, cond. $1700. 201-297-3196. umbia Univ. Group and pri- ple. Elegant desserts sens- •how stock for sata. P. Spada torn. 8 yrs oid. Dark 1971 VW SQUARE BACK— clutch, battery, interior ft KINDERMUSIC Registration vate lessons, children and ANTOUESpfMftves—MU- WekM. 609-737-1036. ibly priced. References avail- brown head ft tail. Answers to Exc. cond. Auto..trans., a/c. body. Repair manuals. 1978 CUTLASS Calais - — Princeton, East/West adults. Princeton studio. For able. 609-882-9518, call after houea Ansquas. 1007 Rt 2ft. name "Sabrina." 201-874- Windsor, Lawrenceville, brochure: 609-924-9497. Nortt Branch. 201-725-7306* stereo, am/fm cassette. $1450. 201-297-9215 aft. Good condition, ps, pb, am/ 6 p.m. HDEAWAY FARM — oflars 8352 avm. $1495. 201-359^748. 6pm. fm cassette. Asking $4900. Men. Jet 201-297-6151. Weekends & by appt tw anaal Moor-ouldoor teci- 609-896-3419 eves. TUTOR — NYC teacher WONDERFUL ONES — Itaa ior boartSng yourhor** LOST — Sat. Dec. 26 — AMC HORNET HATCH- PIANO LESSONS — for be- or pony, tnetrucaon & training 1972 FIREBIRD — Good Master's Degree + experi- Catering. Let us make your BETTER THAN An Anttque whae gold diamond ring with BACK — 1974. 90.000 mi. running cond. Needs body ginners ft beyond. All ages. ence in reading & math. Call in ridng ft driving. SpacM- 71 VW SUPER Beetle- special occasion memor- r—21 moms of 3 rows of dumonds, vicinity Auto.. p/8.raar dafoggar, fog work. Best offer. 609-443- Emphasis on pop/rock/jazz. 609-448-1024. able. 201-821-9574 or 201- izad rakM. Opan rights, kv auto., am/fm radio, very good of Dave's Mans Shop, Main ights ft good tires. Econo- 5477. cond., runs excellent, $1575. 609-448-6276. 297-3348. quiri** invitad. 609-466- St.. Manville or Somarset mical 6 cyt. Good second car. 3428. Cal 609-882-3104. MATH TUTORING — Avail- Dinar. Somerset. Reward. Asking $595. 201-359-4356. LIFE TIME GIFT — Piano able for long or short term in- GIANT HEROES — or plat- cards, ft toysl! Pricaa_for VW DASHER Diesel—1980. lessons Lawrenceville area. 201-249-7222. struction. Programs de- ters for holiday get-togethers HORSES BOARDED — 36 mpQa am/fm staroo* a/c, 73 PLYMOUTH Wagon — 609-896-2771. 1968 VW BUG—nomiaaga signed to suit individual etc. The Foxy Deli. 609-443- horn S2J5O to S2J00. Tarn Luah pastura: staHs avert- LOST—KandalPk.Tyndai/ $6300. 609-771-0794, 587- fair motor, body, interior. Auto on compietery rabuH angina needs. MA, Columbia Univ. 1111 Cea» Tasahasfugsftbae- able, pool prtvSsges in sea- Naw Rd wk ol 11-29. black 0900 ask for Marc. trans needs work. $625. See BASS & GUITAR Lessons— son. 609 *66 3530 after 4pm (naw cam. main ft < at WWam Perm Service Sta- 609-443-1739. katk. ML Browning's Decorat- mala cat. long/lean, white rod bearings, esc), repainted by Dan Sky. Pro teacher & ori •73 HORNET Wagon — tion, Rocky HIH. comer 208 ft HORS D'OEUVRES — Crea- ing gNw lop quafty aantoat neck ft paws, no coaar. Any red. late new Inside ft out. recording artist. All styles, be- Tha TOMBS Fackay Anfque manual steering, 3 sptf, 25 518. GUITAR LESSONS: All tive gourmet edibles, info, please call 201-821- $1675. 609-466-0732. ginners to advanced. Low Canlar. Hamilton Awa.. 6804. evenings. mpg. Asking $1200 or b/o, rates, will travel. Princeton Levels. Vocal coaching, tape homemade from the finest GOLDEN RETRCVER Pup- 609-443-4562. facilities avail. Bob Korman HapSMtl Turn at 9m Suvxa pics — Champion stock. 1977 HONDA ACCORD—a/ area. 201-297-3520 or 609- ingredients. Ready to heat. cfl Rt 5ia Open 7 Days a 72 CHEVY NOVA — 2-dr. (609)921-3669. Reasonable prices. Cal! Show quafty & excac LOST — 6 mo old female vary good shape. 6 cyt. std., C MicheHn tires, dealer ser- 924-7039. («5(MHl paw-OHnaat Golden Labrador Retriever 1974 CEUCA GT — 5 spd.. viced in prime shape. Call Carol's Kitchen in Hillsboro. $900 or bast offer. 609-737- a/c. good cond.. Asking BEGINNING PIANO — in-* 201-526-6986. OT' cMdren. 609-921-7126. answers to 9m name of Mal- 609-921-0032. The Mercer County 9635. $1500. Aft. 7 pm 609-443- struction for children. Com- low wearing a flaa coiar. Re- Mathematics ward. Lost in LawranoavMa 6612. prehensive program, West- VB.R. Animal Behavioral 74 GALAXIE — RunTgood. 75 OPAL MANTA — 70,000 Center minster Choir College train- BALLOON — your Bar Mitz- area. 600-466-1327. miles, good cond, asking vah, wedding, or any special 14 Raaaarch. Privata pet- ac. pa. good brakes, tires. FOR SALE — 1968 MGB. P.O. Box 990 ing. Your home or mine. (at your raai- $575. Can eves. 609-448- $1800. Can 609-924-1680. Hghtstown Becky 609-466-1349. occasion w/Balloon Bou- FOUND — Black & white new paM, body work, uphol- quets & unique &. creative Opan 7 days. I0anv5om 1564. stery ft rebuilt engine, lots of RUM 22 Wai aadaoiyouai Dobtaiad cat vicinity Nassau '67 MERCEDES 230 — Sta- Group & individual lessons balloon centerpieces. Call extras. $1600 firm. 1971 GUITAR — Lessons all Balloon Fantasy, Inc. 609- NJ. 201-534-9004 Spadalfecuaon ft Harrison Stt. 609-924- 78 VW RABBIT — 4 dr., tion car, good for driving to offered to students of all ages levels, all styles, taught by 2420.924-2572. MGB, new upholstery, rebuilt 448-5220. your cNUran's rjpport & auto., air. radio. Good car- engine, $1700 Ann. With naw train, rust $1700. 609-924- and abilities. Berklee College of Music $2900. CaH 609-799-9148 paint $1900. 609-396-7266. 7546. . graduate. Call Ed Cedar 609- eveaft wkend. COURSES: 443-5163. BABCI'S PARTIES,— Unli- Auto Tires/ mited. We create successful 1976 MERCEDES 240 73 VOLVO Station Wagon- •Basic Arithmetic Skills •Enrichment for the gifted parties. Don't hire a caterer. Supples 71 MERCURY CAPRI — 4 Diesel — 4 dr. 4 spd. am/fm, auto., a/c radkx Excell. cond. TUTORING — All areas of SHEEP POODLE" — cyt 4 apd, naw battery, naw 609-737-0442. and talented engage a complete catering 64.000 mass. exc. cond. 30- disabilities, references avail- service. 609-695-5666. starter, naw engine, new 35 mpg. $9000. 609-466- •Preparation for the Math SNOW TIRES — 2 LR78-15 SAT. able. 609-443-3568 after 7 dutch. $606. Bought new 3235. pm. glass beted. w*w. mounted truck, n—6 $. Ask for '•Computer Programming on Chevy rims, used 3 Motorcycles Steve. 6 p.m. to 10:30 72 CHEVY MALIBU — • All high school Math Photography •norths. S00. 600-682-9352. •Also reading and English GUITAR LESSONS Jazz, p.m. 009-700-0200. naaos ncoo, engne panacL Classical, Folk, Pop. Experi- p Make offer. 600 <«8 8636. 1980 SUZUKI — 175, brand "instruction cut lo rtmady. AAR has' 2 REGULAR SNOW Tires — new, fantastic cond. Asking enced teacher of beginning & VIDEOTAPE ALL Memor- 78E-14. good condition $25 •71 MERCEDES 250 — advanced students. 609- th« solution: Success 1981 BUtCK SKYLARK—Li- $950, 201-874-3660. Register Now able Occasions — Wed- 600-924-133Z 70.000 orig. mass, exc. cond. 924-2946. For that naw ttres. $6000. 600-585- mited, dark blue. 4 dr. exc. 609-448-6023 443-1013 dings, Receptions, Parties — 1980 SUZUKI — TS 100. and 9377 betw s-7pm wkdys. cond, $6800. 201-359-4207 Home Inventory Specialists. Exc. cond., low mil., recently Princeton Videotaping Ser- SNOW TIRES — 5.60-13 wknds anyttma. aft 6pm. JafaayJ.Loy.Anim- whMewat tuned. Can 609-443-6582 af- Entertainment vices, P.O. Box 1518. Prince- 12.000 mi. $30 . PROF PIANIST—accepting pair. 600-443-1706 aft. 4pm. ter 7 p.m. ton. N.J. 08540 609-799- 1956 PONTIAC — StarchM. 1973 BMW 2002 — Moving, students. Graduate Rutgers md Formar *vt 3055. at Ha Saaing Eya. nice ahap9. lust Inspected, must sal. $3200 or best offer. Music. All styles; excellent MUSIC BY "TOUCH" — the FfttEKOtY AMIMALS for SET OF 5 — 1T area on rims. first $895. 800-737-0942. Cal after 5pm 609-799-4870. program for beginners. 609- area's favorite dance band. Inc at 201-880-9125. Sarv- Ike naw. must sea. best offer. 77 HONDA 550 Super Sport •BDpMQK ~~ WOaH 41 HRW —exc cond, 2580 mi, dean ft 448-8835. Weddings/parties. 609-924- BLACK & WHITE PHOTO- ft mas totwtuespate* Ing al of Camral Jarsay. 7685. 600-466-9225. 1978 FORD Granada—V-6, 1975 AUDI LS100—p/s.p/b. quick. First $1400. 201-874- GRAPHY— Competently ex- 3&J0O0 mass. 2 dr. gray w/ ecuted; reasonably priced: sun roof( anVfrn. Good oondt* 6209. THE FOURTH WAY — a BRfTTANY SPAMEL— 1 yr gray vinyl top. A/c. am/fm ton. 609-883-4748.609-883- LARK STRING QUARTET Phaedrus: 609-392-2688 in •on. 2O1-251-321O o*u i. spayaa* anacoonaio, Auto Repairs cassette. Perfect cond. method of work on oneself, is P.M. 4325. 81 HONDA — XL500, excell. for all notable occasions — ^i. aMHL lor good homa*. 609-585-6427. a synthesis of Eastern and cond., 3 mos. old, must sell, Western methods based on weddings, parties, recep- CLEARANCE — Kingston »cat 201-874^111 MGB-GT-1971-Exc. body, CUSTOMER PROTECTION $1650. Call eves. 201-722- the work of G.I. Gurdjieff. It's tions, openings—classical to Tracers. Auffionzed 6 FT. CAP—for mini pickup. recent paint Looks ft runs — Having problems main- 7141, leave message. aim is to help us recognize, light. (201) 297-4267, 469- ateaftSantoa-Cal DOBERMAN PUPPCS — 6 Insulated, paneled. $200. great. AM/FM, AC, $2000. 0229. 249-5460; (609) 924- Piano Tuning m day or evenng wk«. AKC. Ch Moocrknas. taining your car in good study, and eventually elimin- shape economicaty? We are 201-359-6693. 5-8 pm. 215-598-7174 after 5 pm. 6037. 201-389-4797. dutkaUL Brad for ganttanaas SUZUK11981 GS450L—like ate false personalty whfle de- a consumer oriented orga- veloping essence and true PIANO TUNING A qualty. Esc tor compan- 1970 CHEVELLE SS — new, 900 mites, paid $1950 nizaBon to hato maintain your 1976 DODGE Aspen wagon personality. AkhakJan II is a CLOWNS FOR HIRE — Jit- SHBH TZU PUPS — AKC. ionship ft protaction. Call Good overal condWon. Ex- this summer. 1 st $1575 takes Regulating Repairing car in better shape economi- — green, auto, a/c, p/b, p/s. school in the Fourth Way ted terbug ft Lollipop: parties, 201-526-«785. tras. Must aaa to appreciate. it. 609-896-0915. caty. Wa provide free gui- by an experienced teacher. greetings, promotions. 609- Cat 201-297-1153, Can be seen at MBos Auto P.T.G. Registered dance, trouble shooting, aged. $2400 or bast Weekly meetings, private 466-1246. SMALL SHEPHERD typa — Body Shop. Bast Offer. 609- Craftsman rough estimates ft many Cal eves ft weekends, 609- consultation, modest fee. SINCE 1951 vafnaAv puppy, *-D montns ether services. For fuldetafls 737-2951. 448-9773 between noon- Trucks old. houMbrokan, has shots. 609-443-1898. MAKE YOUR Next Party — 609-921-7242 cat: Consumer Auto Protec- 9pm. Ask for Bruce or Bobby. complete with entertainment wwm Danawao. riaaos ojoootion Society Inc. 609-896- 1969 CHEVY — Impala. homa. Cal 201-350-3750 aft 77 FORD — Super Cab. F- PIANO INSTRUCTION—re- from WPST disc jockeys, 1456. 55JXX) maw, runs vary we*, 70 DODGE DART — 4 dr.. 250. 42" high cap. $3,000. Steve Trevelise, Dave Hoef- PIANO TUNING — Regulat- 6pm. ate, $275. 609-466-1509. super run.. 6 cyL, A/C, P/S. cording artist will teach rockft 201-297-2427 after 6 pm. roll technique to intermediary fel, Tom Cunningham, and ing & repairing. Call after $700/best offer. 201-821- Tim Downs, equipped with 7pm, 201-874-4218. KITTENS - free to good FOREIGN CAR Repairs - 8422. students and wiH also teach homaa.9wks.tufry&ador- raasonaWa prices, quahty CLASSIC — 1966 Thunder- 76 FORD VAN—4x4. fully beginners. Very patjent with sound and lights. Any type of 609 bird convertible. Rebuilt customized, $6500.201 -297- children. For afternoon and music for any type of occa- aua. Her Mnacl609-799- 2*£* ^* motor ft trans., excel, cond. 1960 CITATION — 4 dr. 2427 after 6 pm. ' evening lessons 609-443- sion. Call 201-542-5410. Furniture 5672. 585-0134. $4500.600-924-5608. hatchback, vary good cond., 8394. Restoration V-6 auto, trans., a/c p/s. p/b. TRANSMISSION Service — 1961 2-Vi ton CHEVY Truck PIA PUPPETEERS — Book- */* MORGAN RLLY—2'^ yr nrngn & oomasoc, ai worx Data axt ft int anVtm stereo, old. Qraan cvoHa. 13-2 hands- bucket seaU. 19.000 mi. — 8 16' all steel flat bed CELLO LESSONS—Suzan- ings for children's parties and Mry guarwteed. Cad WaMar. tenon yaflow, aocoalant coo- dump. Exc shape. Can eves other happy occasions. 201- CHAIRS - CANED - Very quat chid sate, good 201-359-2103 dMton. Garaged. seNng re- $5200.609-448-5020. ne Mead, Degrees from for 4H prospect Cal 201- 609-448-1961. Obertin Conservatory, Univ. 251-0323. RUSHED — reglued. tight- (SAVE) gretfuly. 27.500 mi. $3500. ened. Furniture refinished. 545-2771. 609-924-4322. 74 CHEVY MONTE Carlo— NY., masters in music, Tren- IMpaMaystocftaiHtoradopta. must sal, axcaaant condWon. ton Symphony. Will teach MARIONETTE SHOWS — Years of experience. Free Autos Wanted 7FT CAP FOR PICK-UP — pick-up and delivery. 609- pal cal Mrs. Grawaa for an REGISTERED OUAR- $2200.609-737-8291. Suzuki. 609-924-3133. by the Leela Puppet Theatre BUICK 1978 Electra — 1 paneling, outlets inside A for private parties, schools & 896-0057. *appoiriMMMN at 600-921- TERHORSEGeWkig — 7 owner, garage kept, abso- ALL JUNK CARS and trucks out, 2-tone brown. $400 or DRUM LESSONS — your organizations. 212-646- 6122. Hows: MnvFri Sam to yrs. EnQtannMaaiarn. Garcia. lutory new cond. inside & out. •81 CAMARO 2-38 — test of B.O. 609-921-7098. 4pax Sat aanvtiam. fights Asking $900. 201-446-3053. wanted. Free towing$1 5 and home or mine. 609-799- 7654. DIP'N STRIP — free pick up Fuf power. s/c, 48,900 mftss, sne, whHa/trad accent ft bit, & delivery. Hand stripping, re- lt up. Scarpafi Auto Wracking. T/bar, mags, v8, auto, ex- 0561. 600-396-7040. $5395. Cal owner 609-758- JONJIETHE finishing, repairing, caning & ENGLISH COCKER Span* 3300. tended warranty, fVs, pyfc. 0/ MAGIC CLOWN . rushing. Our reference, your Pups—AKC. bkja roan. 609- Machinery & MATH TUTORING — by CARS WANTED Ph.D., High School ft College neighbors. DIP'N STRIP, 49 924-3915 eves ft wfcands. 77 PMTO — $1595. while, plus. $18,500. Days 809- Equipment level, SAT ft all college board Magic comedy ft balloon Main St., Kingston, NJ. 609- 921-0686 days. automatic, radials, good 924-3900 axL 31. eves 448- exams, remedial enrichment animals. Available for school, 924-5668. Open Mon-Sat 9-5 shape. 74 Pinto - $875. blue, 2309. shows, birthday parties, pm. MACHINERY — repaired or programs, custom, individual LABRADOR RETRIEVER automatic, snows. OCXhflOS* grand openings and fund made to order. Parts made instruction. 609-448-3690. Puppiee —- show, astd. pets. 5547. 75 TOYOTA CEUCA ST — raisings. For further informa- Top for anything; welding, forg- RIDER FURNITURE — Re- AKCOFA rag. Ready Jan. 1 rabuat angina. veJve job, 4- CHANGE YOUR TUNE — tion call 201-254-6374. 78 HONDA CMC — $3400. spd, am/fm. radials, well ing, fine machining. pairing & refinishing. Antique Nafabie Chevrolet Leyzorek, Skillman, 609- study piano, theory and/or restoration. Caning & axe oondtton, rapular ojas. mamtelnad. nilabli ft effi- ear training with Julliard cient, 106,000 ml. $1500. 466-3399. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT — Rushing. Hand stripping. graduate, W.C.C. faculty. for your party. Guitar duet Pick up & delivery service. 58\0O0mLcal Cal 809-799-3037. 609-921-0802. Oubw after 8pm 609-443- with vocals. FuH sound. 609- Location rear of 75 Main St., V-6 JEEP 1967 conv.—with Kingston. Mon-Sat, 9-5,609- I WANT Yow VW. Nowt (* 5405. JEEPS. CARS. Pickups — hard top, soft top. 4 wheel 443-5163. FRENCH TUTORING — 924-0147. tttafs okav wrth you) Bug HUII S3D. Mfaaaow at ncai drive, snow plow complete, (beg to interm). Contact Nan- i or ONa. any year oi Go/t Aucaons. For Dhactory CB radio, heater, clean. 1970VW—73Suparl cy 609-452-3560,9am-4pm. DISC JOCKEY FOR HIRE— typv dog. AM prater running. Cal cal Surplus Date Canter415- $3800. 800-395-1258. Weddings, Parties, Dances, CANED & RUSHED—Make engine, needs work, aVdng an old chair better. Give it a $800. Dsys 600-443-3300 x- 330-7100. Live Band Sound. For low • jt.flftt pm bnd Hus- FRENCH LESSONS — cost, any type music * Disco, new seat. Expertly done, 323. rVEBEEN SMtTTENby a 609-395-0342. FREE—lyr.ok) Recreational Grammar, Reading, Con- 50's, Pop, Elvis, etc. Barry 1082 — BaHng trusty 76 versation. (AI Levels) Native • Davison, 609-466-2709,466- '69 OLDS CUTLASS — si 9"" conosjon. Vehicles ody woffc, teachers. Winter term start- 1141. Business : otter over $2500. Cat ing. 609-921-0492. Cal 600- ft waakands 600- 799-0034., DISCO — Professionals. 2 Services 924-2818. 1076 SUNUNE — Camper DJ.'s, 6000 watt sound sys- 8;- Haatar, refrig.. 3/way.' WANTED TUTOR — for structural design, for tem. Unique Bght show, fog. Stoapa 4. Exc cond. Must EXECUTIVE Secretarial Ser- HERANYTHNG 10770AT8UN»210-2dr. architectural licensing. Cal Competitive prices. Call ••M. bast offer. 609-395- Dave 201-254-4988. vice — 25 yrs. experience, MACXETS Towing Sarvtos - bat gVaharaaaoond hand v 0Bo7. 600-443-1336. your M* ca Honda: 1077 Accord. In IBM selectric typewriter, work done in home. Will condition. Call 609-443- prtane c< mdWon with air. $3000. Cal aftSpm 609-921- DISCOVER FLYING Les- -pnersouNDS— DJ.S an Mtchaan occasions, all types music address envelopes. 609-655- sons — $20. Raritan VaJtey 0751 bet 344 or aft. 8 pm. vtead. Ring 600-021-0032 Mobie Homes Flying School. Northside super sound & price. Call WANTED—VrWsin 70 CHEVETTE — 4-dr. au- Kupper Airport, Manville. Matt, 201-297-3368, 609- .4434210,443-6061. COPIES — resumes, invita- yaar. Top 201-722-5111. tions, business cards, rubber •297-7900. 71BONANZA —12X80, 2 MICKEY STARR Disc Jock- stamps, complete typeset- 8,297-8721. bdrniBt torn. optonaJ* 2 A/C TUTORING — Special Ed ft ting, composition & printing untavtB- «- tot shed, off- Remedial Reading teacher ey. Music for al occasions. The bast in portable sound. service. 7 days a week at JUNK CARS Wanted — $20 : pariL, extras. Must be exp in skill development. Sears Quick Copy Center, 809-443-5719. Go with the Pro. 609-737- • $'00 201-548-6582 201-297-4682. 0504. Quaker. Bridge Mall. Classified Advertising 6-B Week of December 30 - January 1,1982 Financial Special Services Home Services Buking Services Home Repairs Painting & Painting & Paperhanging Paperhanging ^ 0OMESTIC*oifc.d-nlnB COURTEOUS CONTRAC- CHIMNEY A Fireplaces TOR — Complete commer- Cleaned — vacuumed & re- TYPING at home. Outek. PERSONAL HWANCWA. — -Ai- _ e*aaa*le. days A eve* ! C*«0M83«78 cial A residential building. All paired. Roof repair A < INTERIOR A Exterior Paint- INTERNATIONAL Contrac- neat, nMSonsbte. A tsx ooune^aHng, lor dV phases of remodeling, roof- Home improvements, ing—free estimates, reason- tor — painting, roofing, all Correcting. 800- vowed A i houses, apt*, offices. CaD ing, siding, carpentry A gutters cleaned A screened. able rates, clean work. CaHT. types of construction. Free 486-1708 or 824-0800, ask Cat anytime. 600-799-1410. mason work. No job too Light carpentry. Moving A LasM 609-799-1462. estimates, service guaran- torMadn 021-IS small. Free estimates. All hauang. Free estimates. 609- teed. Call 609-396-7896. FIELDS A WOODS mowed work guaranteed. Over 20- 394-2798. EXPERIENCEXPERIENCED — 'painting Let us print your BANKRUPTCY-tTSD, In- — brush cleared. 600-924- Fine Upholstery, Custom' yrs. exp. Call Keith Matches & paperhanging, free esti- or " 8707. Draperies, Bedspreads, Ver- 201-329-2402. •nateslates. Call Ed Kochie 609- Electricians or nagav DONT MOVE — Improve. tical A Horizontal Blinds. Call Bob Seeds A Son.448-9008. 60^-0060.1- EXPERT TAUORING — al- Woven Woods. Additional General Contractors for all PAINTING—Quality interior, SALE — Lighting fixtures at teration A remodeling of Accessories A Decorating GENERAL Contracting — aU your building needs. 609- pasasor types, carpentry, masonry. exterior. Free estimates. real discount prices!! Call PATENT SEARCHES — men's A woman's suits. Up- Advice. Cal Becky Rogers. 587-6255, 587-6366. CaVi t)9 prtnMdMadl o Onn fVQUal 8200.1 dating of man's styles. Rees. 600-700-2607. Specializing In additions, re- Reasonable prices. 201 -874- now to find out all the details. Special Services We also install Arewire fix - lorSO" # wfiai kicl quick A efficent service. novations, finished base- 4837. amen Romede, 201-297-6505. ments, quarry tile, brick A DOVE'S HOME Improve- tures at reasonable prices. lor spot cotor HOMESTEAD CHIMNEY Please call 609-448-2906 SWEEP — Clean. Efficient, stone terraces, fireplaces. ment A Repairs — Free esti- DOMINICK PintJnalli Jr. — TYPMG —WPR LAWN MOWER REPARS— Guaranteed workmanship. mate. Call 609-448-6563. Painting Contractor-Interior A any weekday between 7pm A Hand Mowers or tractors, ALTERATION A CUSTOM nslabli Servicetor a l chlro- Our capacity ts 32 DRAPERIES — Quality 22 yrs. experience, refer- exterior, Residential A com- 10pm or Sat. from 10 to 5pm. also complete sharpening neys (wood, oi, coal, gas). AJS Lighting. SaW work, nssaonafats, same day Our Services Include: Clean- 201-821-7285. TILE REPAIR A Grouting. mercial. Free estimates. Call to* for personal or santos. Sew*, knives, ede- anytime, 609-882-1631. 112Amwel sors.graee or hedge cappers, service. Cal 600-7004625. ing, Inspecting. Repairing. Expertly done. Early attention Rd, NJ. 201- reel mowers or rotary mow- Rellnlng. We also install S. KLEVANS A ASSOCI- will prevent major A costly re- HALASZ ELECTRICAL Con- Cat Mr Brtn* at (600) 924- OVERHEAD GARAGE chimney caps, spark arras- pairs. Call for free estimate. MORTON'S PAINTING A 3244 tori 07< ers. RX. Grooms A Son, 386 ATES — Custom Carpentry tractors Inc. 42 Dayton Rd., Ward St. Htohtstown. NJ. DOORS — installed A re- tors, dampen, stoves, etc. Work: additions, renovations, 609-259-9112. Wallpapering — Excellent Jamesburg. 201 -297-0915 or 600-448-1792. paired, autmomatic door Futy Insured. CertMed Mem- repairs.- "We specialize in quality. Free estimates. In- 521-0919. Industrial, com- MANIFOLD WORD PRO- operators w/radto controls. ber of National Chimney custom carpentry, cabinet LEAKS — tub A shower spe- terior A Exterior. 609-443- mercial A residential. All CESSING, SERVICES — WELOING REPAIRS — 000-883-8340. Sweep GuM. 609-924-1760. work, kitchen planning and cialist in repair A waterproof- 6333. -> types of wiring & repair. No and Ingenious Burring A CuMng. Portable Emergencies Cal: 201-735- designto sui t your individual ing. Ceramic tile expertly in- job too large or small. ALTERATIONS — Ladies. 7708. needs." 609-924-8707. "SPRUCING" UP? — Dont equipment. Reasonable stalled. Mr. Tile, 609-882- 1 used lor al and sundry Rales. 24 hr. service. 800- Reasonable, high quality, 0378. "pine. Can the Odd Couple quick service. Cal Elsie. 609- ALL TYPES — of electrical jobs executed by an ^ 466-1416. CARPET Cleaning Special GENERAL for all your painting needs. work. 20 years experience. 446-3181. 609-259-3587. enced operaior. Your copy — Any size room steam CONSTRACTORS BUILDER — Robert Novo- 201-359-3387. naay Dm WKMWO on naapTMNK CREATIVE WELDED Scuto- cleaned by experts, $19.95. bilsky. Interior A Exterior y p d floe msunt ftcrf Of ture*. Our design or Tours In- New Dawn. 201-466-4313/ New homes, additions, gar- tutor* fwnwaon and UML Turn Home Services Work. Addition. Alteration. PAINTING A Papering — ELECTRICAL f«M>onal Typwig. Seme*. terior Exterior. Also rape* A 800422-6928. ages, driveways, roofing, Siding A Roofing. 609-466- wound tma) at 8 trnw tNABf 'Installation ot Antique custom masonry, fireplaces, custom interior A exterior. All Cantoner Shopping Cent*. 0926. work professional A guaran- Residential Ri 130 & Princeton- than standard typawrttar. •Wrought Iron Gates A Fenc- EXPERT EUROPEAN — swimming pools and patios. CornpaKK docurnant tomtct* teed. Dimitri's Painting 215- Commercial bigVCaitor Consutaao n A carpenter custom made Full line of aluminum pro- CARPENTER CRAFTSMAN tng avaaable. heavy revMon Crtniatas 600-446-1416. woodwork, cabinet maker, ducts. 493-3024. Industrial Wiring capability, addresses Service to architects, buil- — since 1952. Qualified, for Free Estimates formica, repairs 201-369- any size custom job. Call d ff laflar lor ders, home owners. BRIAN DARBEE — Painting 609-443-5268 THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE 3135 after 6pm. WM. FISHER 609-655-2064. rtgweaj output, ala- in Cranbury. Hoastte mas- BUILDERS. INC. A paperhanging, 10-yrs. re- and columnar work ODD JOB? NO TIME? — sidential experience; any size sage techniques employed ServingPrtnceton area for 30 OVERHEAD GARAGE ELECTRICAL CONTRAC- performed, malting lists Painting, cleaning, light haul- years. Financing arranged. job; also home repairs, in- TOR — Residenfial, Com- by KripakJ InaWute trained nsmoosang & 'DOORS. Elec. operators. sorted accordng to Zto Code. merapiai IO reeeve acnaig ing or whatever. The Odd 609-799-3818 sured, 609-392-5767. mercial & Industrial wiring. 24 and Couple. 609-259-3567. Factory to you. Over the •Copy*0 of any sort may be backs, stm joints and ten- counter or full service parts & hours service. Free esti- i) pickep d oweripp sat PREM PAINTING — 10% mates. Call John Cifelli, 609- and sions of the work-a-day Commercial A J G HOME Improvements — repairs. Call free, for free •Typng A« )^ur condMtone ot soteceon. If world. For appt eel Lynn at PRACTICO Assoc. expert Fall discount on all interior/ 921-3238. al types of jobs, guaranteed info. 800-872-4980. Ridge exterior work (gutters in- you have any questions ab- 600-665-4407. housecleaning. Call 609- Door, W. New Rd., Mon. Jet. out our word processing ear* PERSONALIZED A 396-8735. work, reasonable prices. cluded). Fully insured. Ex- Mce, or * you wishto com - RAPO SERVICE 609-883-8889. perienced professionals with N.W. MAUL A SON pare our performance and EXCLUSIVE Dress Making MASONRY WORK — of all local references. We promise U.S. Hwy. 130 A — A upto dat e aftarattons A Cat 6O0-3O2-O331 CHIMNEY SWEEP — Fire- MASON AND BRICK—work types, brick, rock, patio, side- Griggs Drive of your places, wood stoves, oil bur- excellent service at fair remodsang. Bale Meed 201 - specialists. Additions, re- walk, etc. Phone Al Eversen, prices. Free estimates. Call 201-329-4656 i or fn^r^t ners. Clean, efficient system. secretarial service, cafl (600) 874-4390. pairs, retaining walls, steps, 609-466-3424. 201-526-4681. Tranecnpaon A dirty chimney is a fire 921-6144; « no UPHOLSTERY SERVICE— driveways, patios, brick work,' Repair Service hazard! Call Robert Ackers Electrical Power & (009) 921-7123 EXPERT CLOCK REPAIR Upholstering, furniture re- fireplaces. Free estimates. DANNY'S PAINTING — In- home confidant 609-466- Fully insured. T A A CON- EQUINOX Lighting Installations "and restoration. 30 yrs ex- pairs. Free shop at home, . 3011. terior/exterior - residential/ perience. Jordan M. Kright your fabric or ours. Stephen STRUCTION CO. 609-896- CONSTRUCTION, INC. commercial - repair work. Industrial Maintenance 3279. office vortex PRMTMG PenrangtMt 800-737-0761. Weingart. 600421 -6485. Water pressure wash or wa- PHOTOTYPE ter sand blast available. Free corporation GRAPMC SERVICES BuBding Services CARPENTRY estimates. Fully insured. Heating & SNOW BLOWERS — Port- BATHTUBS — Hie A shower Satisfaction guaranteed. Air Conditioning Suwonery stab profosstonaRy cleaned. 1939 Oak Tree Rd. Sue* 244 abie generators, pumps, tam- ADOmONS — Remodeang ADDITIONS 609-921-7835. lOHset. Raoad. Engraved) pers, cement mfacers, com- Bathtub A lie. S2S. shower Edison. N.J. 08820 201 and Restoration. Ceramic tHe REMODELING Wwktng hMtaBont prassail. cheJn saws A togstal $25. Tub recaufced $20. A al finish work a specialty. KITCHENS 201-548-7505 (morns) BURNING MONEY LIKE Princeton. NJ 08540 Cal Save Your Tub. the bath- 201-463-8604 (eves) WATLINGTON'S PAINTING Roofing & Sking Moving & Haulng Gardening & Gardening& Wanted to Rent Housesitting Apts./Houses Apts./Houses Landscaping Landscaping to Share to Share JJW&UAM8— COLLEGE STUDENTS — PROFESSIONAL Woman.— NON-SMOKING. — execu- seeks furnished accom- ftMnorhorne FIELD & WOODS roowad — tive famfly-man would ice to SHARE A House — large, DOWNTOWN Pilnceton — moving ft raising. Cal modations and garage in nouse alt for Jan-June period modem rancher, $350 + 1/3 female non-smoker to share MMC4 brush cleared. 609-924- Princeton, Jan. 1. $400 max 800-8244? 8707. tM famBy arrives. Would con- utilities per month starting 2 BR house. Jan. 15. $240 + &.6r»68 ALL TYPES inducing utatJea. CaR David sider small apt Call Carol Jan. 1. Reply Box #04216. utils. 609-452-2300 ext 4163 609-924-6409. Skjler 609-024-5664. ORLANDO ROOFING — STUDENT HAULERS — Ex- ROTO-TILLING — raas c/o Princeton Packet days. new roofs, repairs, tat roofs, portanoad w*h al kinds of Traa and stump removal, •praying, pruning, storm rates. 201-521-1160. torture. No job loo amsf. VORKING LAW STUDENT Local or long detance. Very damage, kieect and deeeae ~~ desves studto or 1 bedrm i of fooang, oontroL Rrawood and wood LAWN & GROUNDS Mak.te- apartment In Princeton/ •utters, and reasonable. Kbk 600-443- nanca by Andrew P. 5846. Don. 600-383-3540. cnips. NJ. CarMad Traa Ex- Plainsboio or north appropri- Raahing. 10% dtocount 10 pan Conaumar Buraau rag- Jasiewfcz. 609-771-0938 for ate, starting Jan. Call Jim Sartor CKzane. Cal 600- free estimate. FURNITURE, beddhg. ap- Wared. Futy inaurad. Free 609-452-1800 ext 249 be- 924-2040 or 201-350 5002 tween 9arr>-4 30pm. paancee. household goods. FOR TREE Removal — S * F PWONE CO— Sno» Moving and daeveries. Our please call 201-874-3347. pknrtr^lorieaidanaaJAconv- once may be leas twn doing Cal 600-737-9800 PROFESSIONAL ARTIST mawcaiL Cafl anyame 800- R youraaf. 201-358-8288 or seeks studio space—Can 8244655.882-4078. 201-356-6871. Wanted to Rent HypaaotaUng — Lawn Service. Traa convert unused space such ramoval. raHroad tias. top as warehouse or garage. Moving & Miming AARON-ALL MOVERS — •oi, eod. Aerate ftafcttng & YOUNG PROFESSIONAL 609-921-9432 or 609-734- Ptanoa. apptanoas. lurnMJra. aaadhtg. Hauflng. cleaning Married Couple—wanting to 8063. etc. Local or long dbtance, i out houasa & aHca. plus laaf live in the Princeton area. STUDENT HAULERS — piaoa or 1.000.30 yam ax- ramoval. 201-360-7259. Looking to rent house or RESPONSIBLE MALE—re- parianoa. futy insured. Iraa apartment In January or tiree seeks small inexpensive j 4ifV Cattar few < hold goods - etc No job too •rtmate. Cal 201-225-5877 OOERLER February. Excellent refer- apartment or cottage in sub- big or too amaL Referancea. or22S-50T8. LANDSCAPE ences available. Call 215- urbs or country. 609-882- riOTionabla- Kirk 609-443- 972-8156 during the day. and 9617. after 530 pm 215-687-1750. 5648 or Dorv60»-333-3S40 Paving Landsc i Designing and \l.T.Ca awa UGHT HAULING — dean Contracting Know someone REAL ESTATE COMTRACTMQ out otMtn & ittct. £xp. ton.COOPERS ASPHALT Pav- 609-924-1221 WANTED — Princeton ren- mowar. Raas. 2O1350-46OS mg — Drtvewayt. Parking tal. 3 plus BR house, 2-15ior who's a feature? OTr 3 pm ana VMRlnX. tots, etc Seal coaSng. Free 3-1-82 for 6-12 months. CaH RooangAGuaar TREESCAPES — Traa ax- cosect 617-395-4113. Call the editor. Eat 800-758-3447. part • pruning & ramoval. Work. Hot Roof* UGHT HAUUNG—Depend- Stag* Roots. Landscape design, hstal. & rviee at raaaonabta maJnt. 609-443-3067. 201- No job too «ma». 609- Gardening & Mmn Overhang. 846-0251. 468-3648. Landscaping DRIVEWAYS OFFICE SPACE UGHT HAUUNG — no job NJ k»arns* torn groceries tor» - THOMAS B. GOODNOW — CONSTRUCTED (6091290-2818 Orsst-cutflnQ contracts, QX- Aaphator prices. 609483-0978. any- parianced. 609-921-3667. " iSeal RESEARCH PARK BOffS LAWN SERVICE — Move Rae Movers Faldean-up. aeadng & ferti- LANDSCAPMG 1101 State Road, Princeton, N.J. inNJ. lizing, snow plowing. 609- Commercial & "Specializing" in appl. 883-8072. pianos, apts 4 complete Backhoa Work $4.00 per square foot net, net houses. Free estimates. FWE LAWN — Care Service SepocJ areas up to 30,000 square feet. 600421-1184 PUC #745. Fufly insured. by Seen. Free estimate*. Cal 201-356-7732. 809-566-2876 after 5 pm. Cal 609-024-1735.' 427,000 square feet in Park Occupied by approx. 50 Tenants NASSAU STREET OFFICE SPACE Princeton Mailing Address and Phone Number C3 \n'n.' I «**«* •UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY CALL: Research Park 4 NASSAU STREET •PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 -1600 SQ. FT. EXECUTIVE SUITE 609-924-6551 •WILL DIVIDE ^5 Happy New Year •ELEGANTLY APPOINTED •FURNISHEDOR UNFURNISHED •PARKINGON PREMISES • CONVENIENT TO BANKS & RESTAURANTS R/CHARDSON ASK ABOUT OUR TRADE IN/ • $10 PER SQ. FT. NET UNFURNISHED (EALTORS GUARANTEED SALES PUN - CALL FOR APPT. (609) 924-1754 or —LAWRENCE- —WEST WINDSOR— — EAST WINDSOR — FORMER MODEL HOME $95,000. WANT A LARGE HOME $78,900. 921-6590 With many extras. Large colonial-style For under $80,000? This Cranbury Manor home with double-size family room plus split colonial has 2Vi baths and large finished basement. Low maintenance rooms. Close to community park. Lot big cedar exterior with lovely redwood deck. enough for a garden. OWNER MUST SELL ON A CUL-DE-SAC $139,900. And dose to schools and the train, this immaculate. 5-bedroom colonial is just waiting for your family. You will love the fireplace in winter and the lovely screened CROSSROADS porch next spring. Owner will assist in financing. FIREPLACES $83,900. In the living and expanded family room of I LAWRENCE CONTEMPORARY $229,000: —EWING— this 4 bedroom Vh bath colonial in Situated on 2.5 wooded acres with deck COLONIAL $86,900. Cranbury Manor. Large private lot with 19TH CENTURY PRINCETON HOME. Hand-planed wide board on 2 sides to enjoy the scenery. Interior This well-maintained colonial on a many trees. Screened porch. N floors & deep lot only 2 blocks from the new Palmer Square ex- features stone fireplace in den. Modern spacious corner lot has a fireplace in the pansion. $50,000. kitchen, 4 bedrooms. 2V4 baths. Lots of family room and lovely redwood deck. glass, 2-zoned heat and much more. Fully finished basement and much more. C HOME WITH RENTAL UNIT IN PRIME LOCATION. Quiet street in POOL AND FLORIDA ROOM $139,900. Ewing. Downstairs: 3 BR's, 2 baths. LR, DR, modem eat-in kitchen. Plus TWO fireplaces are but a few of the Upstairs: 1BR.1 bath. LR& kitchen. $65,000. many features in this custom 2-story E home. This superbly-maintained 4- bedroom home also has a fully finished 5 BEDROOMS $102,900. LAWRENCE 4« BR ON LOVELY. PRIVATE LOT, QUIET STREET. basement and 2-zone air conditioning. Plus lots of extra room. Fully finished T Family room with fireplace. Professionalry landscaped patio. $87,5 basement playroom and office, first floor —MONROE— laundry room PLUS 16'x32' inground pool O FANTASTIC BUY IN PRINCETON! LR with (replace, eat-in kitchen. and fenced yard. $104,000. paneled breeze-way. 2 bedrooms. TWIN RIVERS IN N THE VILLAGE OF LAWRENCEVILLE - W^k to schools, stores and —EAST WINDSOR TWP.— WOODED IOT IN LAWRENCE $1 J7.W0. public transportation. 4 BR's, 1 ft baths./3 zone heating. Energy Custom colonial on Balsam Court adjacent efficient! / $118,900. to Greanacras > Country Club. Spacious FIRST FLOOR CONDO $42,900. Irving room with fireplace, family room Avon Village condominium with 2 j bedrooms, 2 baths and on the ground floor CONDOMINIUM DOWNTOWN PRINCETON! 2 BR's. covered with bay window. Care-free aluminum REALTORS siding. Four bedrooms, 2V4 baths. for easy access. OWNER FINANCING. porch, mature trees, off street parking/Owner financing or lease Special financing. CLEARBROOK RANCHER $69,900. FINISHED BASEMENT NOW $57,800. purchase to qualified buyer. > $125,000. Aluminum siding and brick make the Linda CamevaJe — HAMILTON — exterior of this condominium mainten- And new carpeting are but two of the Aniuta Blanc SPACIOUS, WELL-MAINTAINED 5 BR HOME not far from Lake ance-free. There are 3 bedrooms and 2 many exciting features in this newly listed Lois Fee FENCED YARD $5«.«00. full baths plus a 2-car garage. All ap- 2-bedroom townhouse. Family-sized Hazel Stix Carnegie and NY bus. Lovely 3/4 acre lot. $169,000. And nice kitchen are two of the special pliances. Adults 49 and over. kitchen with all appliances. Move-in Carolyn Hlls features in this spacious split-level. Af- condition. fordable even at today's interest rates. —HIGHTSTOWN— LenoreBarish OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE ON THIS BEAUTIFUL CEDAR 5 END UNIT $6C.0OO. Jeanene Leiggi BR WILUAMSBURG COLONIAL; Many custom appointments. SKOAL FINANCING ' $71,000. AHOMEFORGRANDMOM $42,900. Convenient to pool and tennis. Three Anne Hoffmann Princeton address, Lawrence taxes. $249,500. Available on this nice 3-bedroom 1 tt bath Or anyone else that wants to live dose by bedrooms, 254 baths. FHA mortgage split-level on a wooded lot convenient to but doesn't like apartment or condo living. assumption: $32,000 balance, 7+1 /2%, 22 Rostynn Greenberg Mercer County CoBeoe and Princeton Jet. Cute 2-bedroom home. Owner will hold years rem., $368 PITI. Laraine LaPteca Bender station. 12% mortgage for 10 years with $15,000. down. RARE FIND $74.900.. UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS $*f.9OO. Immaculate 4-bedroom. 2 V4 bath split- This excellent Hamiton Township home NEAR THE PARK $72,500. PRINCETON LAND level townhouse with professionally is just waiting for your family. Great floor Comfortable.bi-level with 4 bedrooms and finished patio and basement. All five ap-, Beautiful 2 acre wooded iota in Stuart Road area in the $80/s. ONLY 2 LOTS plan with extra-large living room set apart 2 full baths, the lot has plenty of room for pliances included. Special financing from the ran of the house. Carpeting a garden next spring. First floor family LEFT WIST SECTION. available - Call for details. 3.47 wooded acres on Par dee Circle, one of Ptwxaton's finest sections $90,000. throughout 4 bedrooms, 2 H baths. room. 15 acres zoned OR-2 and duster zoning 2. Office research or residential. EAST WINDSOR ' OPEMWEEKDAY 448^000 EVENINGS Princeton Crossroads Realty, Inc. PRINCETON JCT. 342 Nassau Street (Corner Harrisofjl.* Princeton • Park in our lot.- R/CHARDSON 799-5800 Homesi HAMILTON SQUARE FOR uvinc.i CAU ANYTIME tO9-9U*U77 OPEN 7 DAYS REALTORS HOME\ HUNTER'S GUIDE \ Week of December 30- January 1,1982 \ Apts,/Houses Apts./Houses Aptiv/Houses Apts./Houses Apts./ Houses Rooms for Rent Rooms for Rent Apts. for Rent to Share to Share to Share to to Share to Share BIG BEDROOM—nicety fur- ROOM W/PRMLEGES — OFF ROUTE #33—A char- Amwell Rd. Hidsboro. Near FMANCIAU.Y HOUSEMATE WANTED — IOONNQFOR — someone FEMALE OOMMATE — ATTRACTIVE MERCERVR.- HOUSEMATE — M/F, nished, share bath, no kitch- mer! Suburban 2 bedroom, 1 en prtv. CaU after 5pm 609- 206. Call Tom at 201-359- large formal dining room, pri- ;non-soK>tdng nouaewata & to share a 2 bdnn apt. North Wantadto w comfortable LE 8PACIOUS APART- Roosevelt. $125 + Vfc utta. 8961. **B*J«5? Unhr. * Westminster CC. gat* Apt*. $2ie7mo + tt furnished 4Mrtn • MENT — Working woman Ed. 609-292-7992 days or 921-6735. vate den, newly refinished alacMc HI Cat Paul at 60»- town cantor over SO wishes to share 2 800-448-4865 eves. hardwood floors, fenced SheW deMninQ. Qood < S2i8pkjsu«- ROOM—with fuH kitchen pri- iXMfcliiy w/3 ottisfs. 4283014 bstwasn 8-430. badroom, 2 bathroom 1st CRANBURY — room in pri- yard, and much more! Just CH 60^824^016. floor apartment On quiet vato honw, Qontiofn&n pro- vileges, in house shared by 3 $350! Heat paid, can. — Ads SHARE — A comfortable tarred. Kit. privileges. 609- professionals, committed subject to availability. Loca- SHARE—2 bdrm 2 bat) apt WOMAN & SON — saak stre*. one btocfcto bus , su- country house near Prince- permarket a bank. 15 mi- 443-4367. Christians; ideally located in tors - M.R.S. Mambara $75 in Ptai Meadowa. S20tMno hOUMI to flhSQel wtti SaYfpVf Of ton. Cal 609-799-1385. nutaeto Princeto n and Tren- the center of Princeton. $225/ (609)394-5900 Cat 000*921 -0862 + ut«. Cat Dan 809-426- apt in E.W. area. Evas 609- mo. incl. utils. 609-924-9497. 2996 wk days or 799-9682 446-0061. 1 ton. Ons-haW rant, inekxang LG. SUNNY ROOM — w/ lorwkenda. haat, telephone A aiacMdty - Rooms for Rent bath in park-like surround- MERCERVILLE — fum. eff. $230. To share references, ings. Walk to Palmer Square IN TOWN—1 st floor 2 bdrm. apt for one (1) mature, sober WEST WINDSOR — Re- apt. avail, immed. $525 per person. $65/wkty inds utils. princcton COMFORTABLE, specious sponKM person wanwa n write Box #04162 cto Prince- & Univ. 609-924-1723. ton Packat ROOM & SEMI- mo. plus utils. Randall Cook Call 609-586-5633 aft 530 houaa - In beaueJul Princeton share 1st fir. apt In country & Co. Realtors. 609-924- pm except Mon. suburb for professional house, 2 or, yard, oonvaniant EFFICIENCIES — at weekly FURNISHED ROOM for rent Hf^SschooJ of real estate, inc HOUSE TO SHARE —for 1 rate. Princeton Manor Motel, — in Hkjhtstown. Gentleman 0322. •oman. 80*443-3567. mdutita. NEW HOPE/Solebury Twp. FnaXroHtcSt- 609-292-2877 idays. 448- professional mala. Lovely Monmouth Jet. 201-329- preferred. References re- view prestigious Princeton 45S5. USHwy#1. quired. Call between 8:30- HILLSBORO— 1 him. room, — 2 bdrm condo, fireplace, prnnin^ton. n+ 08554 HOUSEMATES — looking 8713 w/w carpeting. 2Vi baths, 1 fnow pofsofi to RWI Twp. $550 mo. 609-683- 9:30am 609-448-3810 or call kitchen priveleges, security 1056. after 7pm 609-890-8158. convenient to shopping, mm. Easy MALE kTE —for SPACIOUS low rent—Close deposit and references re- to Univ. campus. Available quired. 201-874-4879. brand new. $495 + condo t to osnaw of fee & utilities. 609-882-8999. REAL ESTATE lova animals/Washer/dryer. ROOM TO RENT — hi W. immediately. Kitchen facili- FURNISHED BEDROOM — suebedrmsvelJeni.Wel Windsor farmhouse. Co- ties. Call 609-921-1929. available Jan. 17. Single $i90/mo i/til incl. Non- operative living arrange- MOTEL ROOMS — with col- MONMOUTH JUNCTION — VQUappVO NDWI a smokar. Available Jan 1.609- occupancy. No Kitchen. $40/ or TV, radio, a/c, indiv. heat Near Forrestal Campus. Fur- 609-824-1315 after 6pm. ments with 4-5 others. Com- License Course 683-1672. [V fortable rural Ivingfor $200 - LARGE SUNNY Room — 1 wk. 609-443-4017. control, panelling, ww cpt. nished 2 room apt $225 mo. $250 per month. Phone after- bloc* to downtown & Uni- Hightstown/Windsor area, Unfurnished 4 room apt, tines COMFORTABLE TOWN 3RD HOUSEMATE kj> noons & evenings 609-799- versity. $250 inc. heat & use HAMILTON TWP — furn. from $85 per week. 609-448- $375 mo. 1 security. Letters HOUM to $twtm — In Rocky country seotng 2 mi t* Prin- 3937. of kitchen. 609-683-1674. room for mature, quiet 8637. : to P.O. Box 1354, Princeton. HM. Private studto bdrm ml ceton. Aval Immed. Share Vi person; private entrance, no N.J. InWiCtwwbfbiJw It. utt. Ron 60^821-0238. kitchen privileges. $45/wkly bath, study, laundry room, DOWNTOWN Princeton — EAST WINDSOR — lovely ROOMS FOR RENT — all .a M pm •replace. S286 me haat Cat room, pvL bath, kitchen pri- phis sec. 609-586-5633 aft. SUBLET — 2 bdrm. semi- TO KCSTO «e*-737-lS2S LAWRENCEVILLE — 3 female non-smoker to share 530 pm except Mon. bills paid, near Univ.. $185- CAU 009-024-0688, bast before 0 w/2 prof, females. 3 br house vileges, female. $185/mo. 210 plus deposit. 609-921- furnished duplex apt. 10 min. bdrm. 2 full bath Ranch. 609-443-6113 eves. wafc from campus, nice area. Offers family room. Florida Jan isttoAug 1st $300 + PRIVATE ROOM — & bath 6492. utttWes. 609-799-9407. Non-smoker, no pets. Avail. room wWi buit-in barbecue & FURNISHED ROOM for rent w/parking near University & Feb. 1-July 1,1982; possibly central sir. Near parH & termis — in private home. No cook- Seminary campus for female UNFURNISHED ROOM—in longer. $455 per mo., inc. courts. References. Cal 609- KINGSTON — 2 bedroom graduate student. $170/ shared house, $160 per house,to share , $185 mo. + ing or laundry. Walking dis- heat. First & last month's rent 896-9300 ask for Mike or tance to University. $135/mo. month plus 4 hours of work/ month. After 5 pm, 201-297- in advance + security de- 771-1078. utte. Washer & dryer. 609- week. 609-924-8969. 0757. A OHnmercial Real Estate 924-0409. + security & references. posit. Days 609-452-4503, 609-924-6879. eves 609-921-7429. DESIRABLE ROOM — for ROOM W/KITCHEN PRIV. in rent. Reasonable rent in ex- Specialist ROOM FOR RENT— W/apt. lovely three bedroom Town- change for small duties. Non- LAWRENCE-Princeton privileges, washer & dryer, house (10 mi. from Princeton/ smoker. Refs. 609-924-4474. area — modern 2 bedroom, $225/mo. uttts. ind.. 1 mo. 10 mi. from New Brunswick), including heat 1st floor with with a security. CaN 609-466-3798 laundry facilities, parking, Buyers and Sellers garage & yard. Children & as EstaMished i1am-4:30pm. Weekends woman preferred. No pets. pets welcome. Just $355. NOW RENTING 466-0261. Move in Now. $180 per meet weekly in the Ads subject to availability. month. (201) 392-2184. Packet Classifieds Locators - M.R.S. Mem- Princeton Arms bers $75 609-394-5900. MANVILLE Luxury Apartments SutpfiincPinos 12 year-old 5 room ranch, 1% baths, full I and 2 Bedrooms basement, gas heat, fenced rear yard. 50 x By The Washburn Corporation 100 landscaped lot. Mortgage financing \ Starting at $325. available to qualified buyer. #68,900. JOSEPH BIELANSKI AGENCY Fixed 30 yr. 212 South Main St., Manville, N.J. per month mortgages available 201-725-1995 Eves.-359-3245 Finally Features: MCMBtK MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE For years. Princeton's ivy-covered walls have conveyed Vi al!-to-Wall carpeting over a sense of reliability, stability and knowledge. What a concrete in 2nd floor apts. perfect location for Helmstey-Spear-a company All utilities except Electric steeped in the same traditions. Princetons newest Individually controlled heat - office specialist is part of a National Real Estate 2 air conditioners tieTwdrk Finally there IsVoblnpany offering local Private entrances expertise backed by national experience. The Walk-in closets Hefrnstey-Spear Organization-here to satisfy all of ...Its Yardtey location, in the gently rolling countryside of Individual balconies Bucks County, combines the best in urban and rural Princeton's Commercial Real Estate requirements. amenities and convenience, 25 minutes from Storage room within apt. Philadelphia or Princeton and 10 minutes from the Pa. HeJmsley-Spear, Inc. Railroad or Mercer Airport in Trenton. 1000 Herrontown Road Laundry Rooms A Sutphin Pines Townhouse is a perfect example of Superintendent on site.. creative custom building with total privacy and security. Princeton. New Jersey 08540 A place for gracious living with complete freedom from 609 9213O22 the responsibility of outside maintenance. Open Mon.-Fri. Ask about our energy saving package - it is second to nonel 12:00-5:00 p.m. Prices start at $143,600. Hours are Mon., Wed. & Fri. 1-4 p.m.; Sat. and Sun. 1- 5. Take 1-95 to the Yardley exit. Go South 3.3 miles through Yardley to Sutphin Road and the Sutphin Pines 609-44«-4«01 Townhouses in Yardley, Pa. You'll like what you see. Happy New Year Directions: From Princeton: Princvton-Hightstown Exclusive Agents Rd.. turn right on Old Trenton Rd.. '/> mil* turn I»H Wm. H. FULPER, Realtors ami tollow signt. from YeroWPa. Woihlngton Crottlng 215-493^007 J1WW-4111 HILTON APPLICATIONS BEING TAKEN NOW I REALTY CO. OF PRINCETON INC REALTOR' Leonard Van Hise Agency FOR FUTURE OCCUPANCY MEMBER MERCER COUNTY MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE PROPERTIES CURRENTLY AVAILABLE iM stsckten st Office: 609-448-4250 Ht9htstown. N j. NORTHGATE * EST WINDSOR TOWNSHIP APARTMENTS 332 Village Rd. East 4 Bedroom Colonial S165.000. 230 Village Rd. East 5 Bedroom Colonial SI 73.000. 34 BcrfcsJur* Drive 4 Bedroom Colonial SI 65.000. 3 acrr% Research Land RO-2 $100,000. One Mile Road and Princeton-Hightstown Road (Rt. 571) (opposite McGraw Hill) PRINCETON BORO/TOWNSHIP East Windsor, N.J. 14*M3! N. Harrison St. Duplex SI 75,000. 337 String Street 3Bedro< i Ranch $138,000 OflCflUHO CUSTOM MJKT HOMI, near Peddle Golf INCOME I INCOME I INCOME I This two apartments 360 N. Harrison Sc 3 Bedroom Ranch 1140.000. Course1, This brick faced home has living room house + cottage in desirable West Windsor Township 3t 2 N.Harrison St. 4 Bedroom (Cootemp. I $146,000. w/fireptaca and exit to a 11x19 elevated patio, dining makes a nice income package. House has 10 rooms, 2 1 and 2 Bedrooms $187,000. room wnch leads to a 12x21' enckwed porch, modem baths. Cottage has living room, dining area, kitchenette, 181-183 S. Harrison St. 3 Ape Bid*. bedroom and bath. Income and expense figures from $366. per month 1165.000. kitchen w\sff cleaning stove and cozy breakfast nook. Cherry Valley Rd. 16.4 Ac. Residential the baaament area. 2 nice sin available. $93.000.. Rt. 206 Twp. 4.5 Ac Residential $59,000. ceramic bath. Attic offers very A must see! l«1,000. COMMftCIAI. INCOME PKOFERTY: This Allentown property offers a 40x60 storefront, 3 room second floor Features: SOUTH BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP apt, a 30x40 block building, and a 3 car garage HOPfWBX : 2 acres buikSng lot on Rt 5ia vWconcrete floor, aH providing sources of income. • SWIMMING POOL Cal for inform SS7.M0. $93,000. • AIR CONDITIONERS Kingston- 3 Badroom Brick Ranch • ALL APARTMENTS HAVE TWO FAMM.Y: Your famfty can VH1ACE Of CRANMJtY: Older colonial with spacious 2 Prospect Sc f 110.000. rooms, modem kitchen, enclosed porch. Aluminum CROSS VENTILATION > feve comfortable in room apartment vvtias renting Raymond Road 6 Bedroom Colonial $164,900. siding. Owner win consider holding a first mortgage at out the other 3 room •th apartment to heki with e GAS HEAT (included in rental) Raymond Road 1 Ac Wooded Bide. Lot $49,500. your mortgage peymer 14% for qualified buyer with 113 down. • WASHER & DRYER FACILITIES $91,000.* Raymond Road 4 Bedroom Colonial $149,500. • RESIDENT SUPERINTENDENTS Raymond Road $142,500. 5 Bedroom Colonial QUKT NBGMORHOOD: Smaller home with alum, • MASTER T.V. ANTENNAS Raymond Road 4 Bedroom Colonial $139,900. SHOUHSt sr Windsor Township offers aking for easy maintenance. Living room, kitchen, large • CABLE T.V. AVAILABLE this IS acre farm and ssvaral buMngs. master bedroom, smaller bedroom and den. Covered • KITCHENS WITH WINDOW AND Sevan acres are tMabia i ) 2 houses are rented. rear patio, nice yard. DINING AREA $MMe*. $49,900.* inNANOHO AVAftAMI TO QUALIFIED BUYERS. CAU KMt SPECIFIC DETAILS. MODEL APARTMENT Aflsi llswi —JT»n Apts. for Rant Apts. for Rent Apts. for Rent Apts. for Rent Apts. for Rent Apts. for Rent Apts. for Rent H0PEWEU.TWP—lattoor 2 LUXURIOUS—3_badroom 1 BEDROOM Apartment— bdnn, dHng. Mng too apt WDeorriH pawi* mown, vftMtnt hi greater Prtnoalon* MONMOUTH XT—Aftord- y^^ — «... HIJMMI nn in Perms Neck, second floor. fam nn. By rm wfencfc fpi« p abie elegance! Spacious 6 PRIME RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE room duplex, in one of the '* garage inc. $300 mo. 609- SHO/mo. lnd> haat. 609- ecrasnad poffdi* bessrnsnt & •on to buy oraate. Loaded 452-2526. On»Non> 486-0487 private backyard. Exc loce- most desiraable neighbor- ton tor commutan. S47Vmonia dub. 600-888*4400.9am hood cNdran and pets wel- come, and wH enjoy the large PRINCETON — Estate 22,000 sq. ft wm ptua share utss. Avai mid to 5pm or 609-448-4036 **¥*."****• ***** TWO BEDROOM — luxury fenced yard, which has apartment Feb. 1. occupan- apt haat * riot water net Al Dec. Call 609-737-1480 several mature shade trees. cy. Uv. rm. kitchen, bedrm, Center of Princeton onwisWioM* 3 ini days, 737-3451 avw. The duplex features a Florida den. $550/mo. + heat 609- 3 ROOM APT. — unfur- room, a cozy and quiet den & 921-2801. ^ .. . ^. ••w*» c#wt#f of Prinevton. LANDLORDS — Free notMiar.aa- f^iattima A»aE Sept 1.600- nished, centrally located. has been completely redeco- call Mrs. Browder acraaning and counseling, $365/month including utite. rated. Al tor$300 . this wont lllllllnju..t . .JulJt 452-2104. you chooaa tenants at no tea.Aval. 1 Feb. 609-924-0430. SPACIOUS APT. — in quiet 609-924-7497 last tang! — Ads subject to Highstown neighborhood. 1707 traa cradtt report provided for availability. Locators • your convenience. caR the Must see to appreciate. Call HK aooti ID HAMRvTON TWP — Wood- MANVILLE — 4 ROOMS & HJtS. Members $75 (609) 609-448-5322 between 6- EJdri. take Rt. 29 No to mare Apts. Hughes DnVa. 1 protassJonBis for further de- bath. Adults only. No pets. 394-5900. a*. tails. Locator* - M.R.S. 8pm. eat on rwc * 2 bediooms. some/den 201-725-8582 after 2 p.m. ^^ (600)587-2414. (600)394-5000. 790- DUPLEX APT. — In cnar- One Acre Estate WE CAIIERY OF HOMES'" PRINCETON PIKE Homes in WEST WINDSOR • Wooded lots - Walk to trains and schools - OFFICE PARK aSupertt 12% financing.* Featuring hardwood floors, fireplaces, central air conditioning, plus many more custom hems. Prices start at- Avallable iaunedialaly. Bucks •170,000 - $208,000. Models available to be seen . We have a Ml 21S-297-52B7 limited number of mortgages* available to qualified buyers at 12% OF Now Leasing Building 6 Counfy for 3 years with 45% down. Literature available in our office 799- —We nave a metwd of trtd- 1100. <**** and Location OWNERS ANXIOUS - Wants offers on this gracious 5/6 bedroom Lower Makefield Township Our colonial in Princeton Junction within distance to the train. Owner twouohoutNevJenwy.wati Intersection of 1-295 & Princeton Pike .', financing available to a qualified buyer. #146,000. Call us for further aeweni oOtaaa to writ you- details. CaS ate praasfaionala about Convenient to downtown Princeton - 8 minutes your rental nut* — Your 1,500-54,000 sq.ft. HOUSE BEAUTIFUL ON A QUIET CUL-DE-SAC - Tasteful only convenience alien mov- Complimentary layouts for prospective tenants decorating that includes custom window treatments, gorgeous ing* Locators - M.R.S. plush carpets, handsome wall coverings and no wax kitchen " $75(608) Reasonable Rental flooring are a few of the extras on this 4 bedroom, 2% bath beauty. Standard features for your extra comfort and enjoyment are cen- THREE ROOMS Makefield^Chase tral air, fireplace, professional landscaping and a redwood deck, it vhwaML. AaVy* onQn shows like a charm! $94,900. flbftt. CMVttry aWnQ in hHtoric* 9 home designs from *102,900 For Further Information: LJ Pennsbury School D Master Bedroom RENTAL - 4 bedroom, 3% bath home in West Windsor. Available District Suite With Den 1-15-82. $780. month including lawn maintenance. D JennAire Grill • 3 Car Side 609-896-1558 n Anderson Entrance Garage Windows D Full Basement ft. tor single or 1*1 2 Story Entrance D Full Customizing ASSOCIATES. INC. couple. No pels* non- Foyer Service Available DJENER Leas* ft refer- REALTORS KHOmo 009-587- 1-95 lo NawtowoYardtoy Rd(Rt 332) writ Go Mil on Rt 3131 Princeton Pke, Lawrenceville, NJ. 332 a V, mil* io Cnirmy Rd. Turn Ml to Otiany Rd. Uwn MM KMnria^ta-i—fMIiJIIMI •• BJ right to ntodata. Opan 7 days a w««k 12-5. PIKMM 36434S6 •n T I mm*mtXMVnoymviown HO. or 441440a Wast Windsor • eoa-7W-11OO APT AVALABLE —I Brokers Protected naitiington » 201-782-4606 Mpla untt bukfeng in Cran- An kitamnional Network of bidapandent Brokara oury owertookingtafce. 6 L baOX yanf. povLh. baV "Toll brothers ^UBLAJML OOS-305-1256. WEIDEL REAL ESTATE, Inc. Got a gripe or a compliment? Write your editor. JANUARY TAXES AHO HORSES" Seminar SPONSORED BY: WEIDEL HORSE FARMS DIVISION A BOXWOOD FARM Speakers. Joseph Metward, CPA. Main Hurdman & Cranstoui. Gary Katz. Attorney at Law. SGS AGENCY DATE: JANUARY 13, 1982 CARNEGIE REALTORS REALTORS TIMf: Wednesday. 7 p.m. Princeton Circle at Rt. # 1 PLACE: WEIDEL OFFICE BUILDING, Barbara Baker Barbara Latham South Main & Mercer St. Hightstown #2 Route 31. Penrington. N J. Bob Baker EdLesczynski 609-921-6177 609-452-2188 COST: $10.00 6094484)113 Marian Cervone Joan Petrillo Each eHIc* It lnd»p»nd»ntiy owned and ep»rat»d. Each efflcm It IndmpundanHy owntd and oparatmd RESERVED 'SEATING: call or send oamr and address to: llarjorie Elbrecht Jo Rice Pamela Weidel Emogene Floyd Stella Steward WEIDEL REAL ESTATE Jacklmrie Doris Pessel, Broker #2 Root* 31 \ P«nnio«U». New Jersey 06534 I6OTI73T-1S25 or J609 T3T-1036 KAlTOt ATTENTION INVESTORS — Here Town * Country Specialists Since If 15 QUEEN ANNE VICTORIAN —on U So. Mafai SI.. ;we have a large apartment house i. N J. desirable S. Main St. 5 large 737-3113 containing 4-4 room apartments. bedrooms, formal dining room, Also, a 4 car garage, city water and lovely stone fireplace. Former REALTORS sewer. Situated near center of professional residence. Owner Hightstown, Good Potential. CHAtMINC welt-maintained Older Home on Quiet Street in BOROUGH financing avail, to Qual. Buyer. OF PRINCETON - 5/6 Bedrooms and 5 Baths. Great for the larger family $125,000. $13,000. - WALK TO SCHOOLS. SHOPPING. LIBRARY. UNIVERSITY, THEATER. $215,000. CRANBURY TOWNSHIP - 3 BR TWO FAMILY in East Windsor Colonial on 1 acre lot. Large eat-in Twp. 4 BR apt. + 2 BR apt. Lots of kitchen, formal dining room. Ideal RRALESTATI-: space for the price. $53,500. home for growing family. $6S,500. I. CHOKE MB CMVOITMIE Imnt »nd a Pnrtceton Address corr« witt Oiis toiely 3 Bedroom. HIGHTSTOWN — dean, maintenance-free home near center of town. 4 stal Viflaje TownhOBse in Ptainsboro Twp $139,500. bedrooms. Completely remodeled. $75,000. HBEE 4 bedroom. Vh Bitti Cotaual io PUinsboro has a fireplace, central air and wall to wall IN THE VILLAGE OF WINDSOR — 4 bedroom, 2 story older home. Modern carpet**. $120,000. BOROUGH • Convenient to Everything. Custom 3 kitchen, den, lovely fenced yard. $66,900. Bedroom Ranch on Hamilton Avenue covered by Home Protection ffllKaiirMwCraabaa-3Beilrom $101,000. Warranty. 2 Car Garage. $104,000. HICKORY ACRES — 4 BR split, ASSUMABLEI 4 BR split in Hickory Acres, 6% on Bal. Approx. $308. per mo. avail, to QUALIFIED BUYER. (Not* Chfl. In Price) IHOI, fireplace, ceatnl air and remodeled kitchen make our spacious 5 bedroom. 3 bath REDUCED TO $94,000. ci»petwT*t $113,500. EUISDALE - 3 Bedroom home, featuring fireplace in Living Room. Dining •VEST • TOM FBT0K by purchasing this spacious 4 bedroom home conveniently located in East Windsor. Room, all electric modem kitchen. Rural location. $76,500. $75,000. MMCIUTE 3 Bedroom East Wbtdsor Ranch with family room and fireplace, central air. deck and parklike 1«Ws COLONIAL • total 6 BR, Modem Kitchen, Living Rm, Formal DR. seffitf. Uortcafe awd to oual buyer at below market rate. $17,900. Sitting Room. A great value for the price. $64,500. KOTVULY OUIMUUL spaoovs Cotoatal m HamtRoo Township features 4 Bedrooms, fireplace, central air. AFFORDABLE - Two story, 3 bedroom home in Hightstown. New roof, alum, siding. Convenient location. $51.500. H»rTwSIYEM SH90°' aMaia a can altktsamctcaBbadfTwavEUlMl Estate Offk*. SP»C AND SPAN Custom Ranch for the smaBer family. Convenient •^Bwough Location. New Kitchen. Fireplace and Fu« Basement Owner KABU TWIN OVERS Each olfip* ntapandanMy ownad and oparstM. wflAwiatQuafifMd Buyer to Purchaas. $M.M0. 3 BR. DET. - Move-in Condition. Assumption to qual. buyer. $79,000. IwMTCONOrTKJNPrwKetonJuroaicnajlonialwrm^ END UNIT - 3 BR Spfit - 7% anum. to qual. buyer. $71,900. Open 7 Days Wak to Schools- OWNER WILL ASSIST QUALIFIED BUYER TO Cafl for detaSs about our condew, 2.3 &4 BR townhouses. PURCHASE. . $141,100. 50Prmcetoo-Hightstown Rd^ Princeton Jet. 799-6181' Sum MIY M PffJNCETON JUNCTION - 34 Bedroom Cape Cod with IWAIKJ* 503 Plainaboro Ri, Plainsboro • 799-6060 Lovely Pwntings. Wak to Station. $05,900. WISHING A PROSPEROUS AND The Staff erf HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ONE AND ALL CENTURY 21CARNEGIE REALTY wishes you a BLESSED HOLIDAY HOME HUNTER'S GUIDE 10-B Week of December 30-January 1,1982 Apts. for Rent Apts. for Rent Apts. for Rent Apts. forRen t Apts. for Rent Apts. for Rent Apts. forRen t Houses for Rent LAFAYETTE HOUSE-Ber ion Shoppino Oi HtQHTSTOWW — FranMn TYWN RIVERS APTS.—Sa> VERY NICE 2 bdrm apt — ONE BEDROOM — luxury kalsy Sq. AVAILABLE Jan. 1 — Two 1 PRINCETON — Atmos- nan to bus Ine. SL 3 rrm * bati. 3tdfl. ap t dtos, 1 & 2 bedrooms, beJco- WaHng rittanroto Nawiu i apt, heat & hot water incl. AH phere! This elegant 7 room m. laundry tadHaa. heat hv St Rant $435. Cal 609-921 - room efficiency apts.. $275/ Health* watar. Stove & re- modem conveniences, 3 mi mo. $235/mo, heat & water has that and so much more! y. 2* nr, ooor * dudad. ready January 1st , carpaMng. heat ft 1184. from center of Princeton. Mp. Saidjaofooupta praf. no incl. 609-921-0977. Cedar closets, formal dining luai S465, cat lodayf — Ada Megt am/Win pets. SZBOAno. • security. hot walar indudad* Beat loca- $380/mo. 609-452-2104. room, library, and too many autnactto a»atat)*y . Loca- No required. From Cal 201-666-6614. tion near shopping, center, ONEft TW O BED other extras to list—All sec- Call 809-393-2626 for •MJLS. Members S7S FURNISHED Completely — Mudng al bank, transportation, etc. ROOM LUXURY APTS. COUNTRY HIDE Away — beautiful spacious 4 rooms, luded on 45 rolling acres. HUJS80R0 2 BORM Apt— One mie from NJ Tumpke. FOR RENT compact 4V4 room, aJ-etec private bath/entrance, $25/ $600 call today! — Ads sub- Amiable Jan 1. $525tods a l Al TWn Rivers temis courts, apt. Rural Hopewell. Fire- day short term for executive ject to availability. Locators - pooia ano racraaaon mguoao - Central ak. patio & balconies. place, hardwood floors, die M.R.S. Members $75 (609) udto. 2 moa aac. 201-359- In rant See manager, Apt B- only. 609-896-0861. 2978. Free heat hot water & cook- bath. $375 + utts.AvaHFeo. 394-5900. 1. Abbington Dr., Mon-Fri. 1. 609-466-0376. RENTALS ng gassuppled. 1ft 2 bed- LAWRENCEVILLE — 1 10-430. §«L 12-4. 609-448- room apts. from $365. CHARMING Country Cot- 7792. Bdrm Apts & 2 Bdrm Town- PENNINGTON — 3 bedrm.. taga — juatramodeied, 2 PRINCETON BORO—With- houses when available. Stur- 2 baths, living rm. w/fireplaCe, ELEGANT PRINCETON HOMES rma. kitchenette & betfv Etac erspoonSt Spacious apt 3 wood Hamlet (609) 896- dining area, kit. & den. 2 car included. $32S/mo + aac. No 1 BORM. — 2nd fir apt in Office open Mon thru Fri, garage. $650/mo + utils. lovely old house. 1 person bdrm. Bv rm. ML bath. Suit- 2035. pets please. 30 mtn. from iOam-4;jo pm. Sat. 12-4. able for 2 or 3 singles or small 609-737-8331. Princeton. 600 466-9178. only. Garageft hea t included. family. $450. 609-924-0633 Long term lease. Four to five bedrooms. Ideal locations. $500/mo. 609-921-7907. WINDSOR REGENCY or 609-924-9371. COUNTRY HERITAGE Low maintenance Spacious. Previously occupied by APTS. GARDENS REAL ESTATE, corporate executives and professionals. East Windsor, NJ REALTORS 60*448-2964 3 ROOMS & Bath — w/heat Luxury Garden Apts. $1200 to $1800. May be purchased at $225,000 to 609-448-6553 Airy, bright, comfortable, PLAINSBORO — TWENTY NASSAU country living in historical on Rt) 206 on New Amwell 609-799-6060 $360,000. Agents will be authorized. December rent STORE FRONTS VILLAGE EAST APTS — Colonial hse. Large trees, Rd. first left after church. free. Studios, 1 & 2 bedrooms. stream, forest Exceptionally RANCH - 3 BR, 2 B, Conve- Central air, dishwasher, dean, well maintained, priva- 1 A 2 BR Apt. nient Location - $70t)/mo. carpaimg, neat & not water Caa Bemon Crukte at 609-924-3535 or 609-924-8661 cy. Convenient to Lawrence- PRINCETON COLLECTION Two store fronts on Chambers Street, included. Best location near vtlle."Princeton, shopping, Includes heat, hot water & - 4 BR, 2B Colonial - $775/ evenings and weekends. shopping center, banks, Princeton's exclusive shopping area, with beautiufl apt. for single or dishwasher, tennis courts & mo. PRINCETON FORRES- transportation etc one mile married couple. No pets, non- extraordinary playground. TAL VILLAGE - 3 BR, 2B. 6 large display windows. One is 900 sq. ft. with east of NJ. Tpk. AH Twin Riv- smokers. Lease & refer- mo. lease. basement storage underneath. ers recreation facilities in- ences. $340/mo. 609-587- Largest swimming pool in the cluded in rent Sea Manager. The other is 522 sq. ft. 4909. area at nominal cost. WESTWMDSOR — Apt. J-13. Abbington Or. 609-799-8181 Mon-Fri, 8 to 4 Sat 8-12N. 201-359-7180. 609-443-3220. ONE & TWO BEDROOM STUNNING CONTEMPOR- Cfcoouyoar APTS—for immediate occu- ARY - 3 BR, 2V& B. Beautiful CaH 609-924-7027 pancy at Windsor Castle, E. Setting - $1100/mo. CHARM- FURNISHED — BUSINESS Windsor Twp. From Prince- DARIEN AT NEW HOPE Ltd. •ert apartment Location, Route 206.2 bdrm, ING 200 YR. OLD COLO- ton take 571 to Old Trenton — Village 2, 1 bedroom NIAL - 2 BR, Fireplace - $500/ m baths, water, heat & elec- Rd., make a right then pro- apartments $330 per month; tric inc. Available Feb. i. Rent ceed to the first left beyond a 2 bedroom/den townhouses yesl! fne there $550 mo. + security. 609- couple hundred feet from Old $525 per month. Plus elec- 921-9179 afternoons & early for msay years. |JYflflE.friAJf OCCUPANCY Trenton Road. 609-448- tric. 215-862-9133. HOPEWELL—desirable 3- 5275. 4 bedroom, 3 bath, 2 story CMSNM* tfce finest-. LAWRENCEVILLE — 1 & 2 house on wooded lot adja- VILLAGE MILL Bedrm. Apts. & Townhouses cent to country club. Fire- Condominium Group subject to availability White place in family room, 3 car • Robbinsville Pine Apts. (609) 883-3333. garage, gas heat with central in downtown LAWRENCEVILLE, N.J. air. Available immediately at Rkjut *erang «Min acre* o> Windsor Regency Apartments EAST WINDSOR — Hamp- LIVE offered by TRANSFERRED OWNERS $775. J.T. Boyer Realty, ton Arms. Lovely garden Realtor, 609-921 -1805. towefy jcmrr*r*\ Entra your choice either of 2 dynamic end units ...A nice place to live! apts. Large rooms, fully car- large roam* «*i*> *.*i to PRICED IN THE $60's Luxurious, Spacious Apartments peted. Heat, hot water indd. NESHANIC AREA — of Hill- •atl ta«&et»nqs Free 609-448-1440. parking WOODBROOK To leave the old with a burst of song, HOUSE To recall the right and forgive the wrong: HIGHGATE To forget the thing that binds you fast msssm To the vain regrets of the year that's past. I Vn LOOKMG FOR PRIVACY AND EXCELLENT LOCATION - EX- BEAUTIFULLY MATURE?? WE HAVE JUST THE CELLENT CONSTRUCTION - EX- PROPERTY WITH FENCED Ml HOME FOR YOU. 6 ACRES OF CELLENT VALUE - A brick and HAPPY NEW YEAR YARD backing onto a densely PROPERTY IN PRIN- frame five bedroom home in the EASTGATE wooded area makes privacy your P. with your own pond, Western section of Princeton. The FROM US ALL! luxury! This four bedroom brook, and loads of trees! Ranch low, low, price reflects the need for COLONIAL with super rear deck of- home with 3 bedrooms, GREAT tender, loving care and a little new fers you a master suhe with a new kitchen, and a huge 3 car paint. The simple Ivies of this home FOR THE TO PRINCETON REAL ESTATE CALL bathroom and large sunny kitchen garage. Also has dog runs and'ken- are a perfect background for Orien- 921-7784 opening into ins paneled famiy neL A must see at tal rugs and priceless antiques. This t room. Built-in appliances and is an unusual opportunity for tastefuRy decorated and in excelent Claire Bums Paul Douglas Betsy Stewerdson Ford Cathy Johnson PARKSIDE condition. THIS HOME CAN BE J AnneCresson Bob Dougherty Georgia Graham Toby Laughlin Barbara Rose Hare YOURS FOR ONLY 3 Valerie Cunningham Sharon Davidson Sylvia Nesbitt MANOR Julie Douglas Bob Dougherty Pam Harris Emma Wirtz «»f* WiUUm E. Stewtrdson (1935-19721 Realtors VERSAIUES STE WARDSON-DOUGHERTY Real Estate Associates, Incorporated I riTITITITITITITITlTITITITITITITI FM HOME HUNTER'S GUIDE 30- 1.1982 11-B HOUMS for Rent Houses for Rent n>sortr»opartiss Garages/ Real Estate Real Estate Reel Estate Real Estate Storage for Rent for Sale for Sale ' for Sale for Sale POCONOS — Panoramic at* 21 OFBCES— Princeton. 145 WANTED: TRALER STOR- PRMCETON Townhouse — EXCELLENT BUYI — Safer LUXURY CONDO Apartment KENDALL PARK — exc. 8 W«iarapoon8L 1-2-3 rooms AGE Spac**— Long term, bv by owner. Queenpton Com- will pay to LOWER your — Large Hvingroom, dkiing room Ranch, fenced in rear trom $150rmo. Includes uaV door or outdoor. 8x10 size. mon-32 Cameron Court 4 rnonJhJypayments whte you area, galley kitchen, 2 large yard backing to woods, own- ties A .use of conference Princeton or nearby town. bdrms. 2V4 baths, full enjoy Ms 3-4 BR home, with bedrooms, den, 2 ful bathsT er will listen to offers that in- room. Secy eve aval. J.T. $2(Mao.aiax.RX>.Box1444. beeemnt. garage, den. use of super appaancei. c/air, c/vac Ewing Township hi rise pro- clude owner financing. ACA Princeton. 08540. f CaT SIESTA KEY. Sarasota — Boyer Reaty 809921-1805. pooi A tennis court WaJk to A lovely decor - all In a vides lobby, pool, game Realty. Broker, 201-297- new condo, 2 bdrms.. 1% Palmer Square. $185,000. fenced, parklike setting In room, saunas, exercise 1944. baths.•rstfcor. luxurious, on STORAGE SPACE FOR Cal 609-737-9478 aft 6pm. Alentown-s Timber Gien. room, kitchen & party room. OFFICE — 3 rme., Rte 27 A lagoon, tennis, heeled pooi, RENT — HIGHTSTOWN HOMES OF QUALITY Phone 609883-6371. INTEREST RATE ROLL- Fmnegans Ln. in Franklin AREA. 809448O325. PRINCETON BORO — 3 BACK? — You'll think sol 6250 or 297-0393. Pk.. carpeting A panelled. bdrm Split Level house, I YARDLEY — Stony HiH. 9%% mtg* PLUS very gener- $325 ma. incL heat A A/C. choice comer tot, aval. July •i-13-1313 gracious 4 bedroom, 2V4 bath ous 2nd mtg from SELLER Immed. occup. 201-297- 1982. Without broker. POCONOS — 3 bedroom Colonial, in fine executive for this 3-BR t/h. 2526. Land for Sate $120,000. CaB 609-921-7870 neighborhood. Corner lot, 7%% mtg* PLUS up to chiliC mtr CwntatMcfc, Av&fl ROSSMOOR RESALES — wtmdi, fnpt$-wMfc & wMkty. •Or fenced rear yard, fam. rm w/ $20,000 2nd mtg from SEL- A SMALL — but very poien- WOODED 2.9 acres subdi- Elegant, energy efficient con- brick fireplace, full basement LER for this SUPER 4-BR t/h. Cat 201-297-1348. dominium homes in friendly eai reataurani m an matonc vided lot Country tocattoni n WINDSOR MILLjCondoml- 2-car attached garage, 'Can you qualify? CALL setting wah good location in Monixx Twp. Conwttent lo adult community with golf, today! HOPEWELL BORO —Stag- nium ^ For sale. Prime toca- tennis, swimming, clubhouse attractive financing available, SKI CHALET — in Vermont TrentotvPrtncaton area. Exc 8A NJ Tumpke. $19.00a $108,000. Granor & Co. tor rent, waafcsnd or weekly. tion. 2 bdrms. 2 baths. and a multitude of recreation- HOMES OF QUALITY LAWRENCEVIXE— breevzeway and screened reputaflon. Wl soon become Carpeting. All appliances. Realtors, 215-885-2600. ocafon. 8 KHHngton/Pico area. 201- aveaeble tor-lease. This is a al groups. Our listings have 2 uunJi. i^sar garage —-• $S50 10 ACRES — in Cranbury Pool & tennis. $64,500. Call bedrooms, 2 baths and range 3 536-3223. •ne opportunity for the right Twp. Approx. 6 acres Mable, par month plus utilities. 609-443-3396 eves. from $51,500-$72,900. Call 443-1313 couple to endeavor in a chal- Millstone River. Extended * OWNER TRANSFERRED: .2 car Watdef Raai Estate, me.. Country Heritage Real GORGEOUS 3 BR. split, mo. Cat only POCONOS—Houee tor rent lenging A satisfying occupa- privacy. Subject to subdM- in Bkj Bass Lake. Rental *v tion. Cal 609-587-2576 be- KENDALL PARK — spa- Estate, Realtors. 609-799- wooded view. Total monthly sion. $62,000. Additional cious, spotless, Ranch on 8181. PRESTIGE ADDRESS—for dudes tree use of sU facMes tween 6-9pm. acreage avaaabte. cost $354 if you can qualify to beautiful fruit treed lot Stay assume this 7%% mtg. a low price is available in WEST WINDSOR — 3 and ski lift, indoor pool. these lovely Yardley Com- CHOC Con- bedrm rancher located in sauna, lounge, game room cozy this winter in front of Cathedral ceiling. Prof. fin. 2* OFFICES—avalablefor TWO 1 ACRE LOTS — Franklin stove. 3-4 bdrms.. TWIN RIVERS pate & bsnrt, too. mons condo homes in Yard- Grows Mi on 2 acre lot and more. House sleeps 8. ley, Pa Nestled among tall LMng IKL. m bafts. eeHn immediate occupancy. Am- Cranbury Twp. $22,000 A state pate. 1V4 baths, all for fireplace. Also just 20 mi- $25,000 ea. Subject to suboV Private Mortgage Assist- T trees, rolling sites and Duck lour two *WMS ono ML. lul Dsaamm. i mis from ple parking, exc. Cranbury $74,900. PAT B. REALTY, MOVES OF QUALI V nutes from Cametoack. Ideal location. Heat & elec. in- vtston. ance—4 bedroom detached pond. Luxury large 1 & 2 bed- siuoY. rTWKtmjn JCT nMn otSBOfi- tor week or weekend of fun REALTORS INC. Sayreville. cluded. $350/mo. Call for 201-727-0011. Colonial on a beautiful V* rooms, pool and club house, Avaa Feb. 1. $675/mo + and retaxatton. Cal 609-448- acre with finished basement 1 hour to NYC via express famished January 15th to further information 609-655- STULTS REALTY CO. utft. 609-790-1703 aft- 430. 4181 after 6 pm. 9250. and many custom extras. trains and 35 min. to Phila. JUna SOJh. $560 per monti 37 N. Main St, 4 BDRM HOME — in a quiet Walk to village, shopping, golf SECLUDED — On 250 pnvate setting of magnificent VERO BEACH FLORIDA — Cranbury, NJ. 2 bedroom townhouse — COUNTRY SHOWPLACE & transportation. Financing . 4 bedroom brick turn- OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT mature trees. Quiet cul-de- with as little as 5% down - On beech, ocean view. 2 * 609-395 0441 sac hi East Windsor energy ready to move in. Profes- with development advan- PROSPECT AVENUE house. 3 lul baths, brick Are- — central Nassau St Smel sionally finished basement, tages near Princeton and NY 13-3/8% money for 1st 3 ^^J^fc^K^b B^K^^^K^LJ J!^^^^ ^h^^u^^^^^ 2«vaiable tor season or off Eves: 609-655-1881 wflti hring room, efficient Anderson windows, years, fixed 16-3/8% for re- piece, vormai otntnQ room, Pool. 609-924-1557. or large aval, now, low rent insulated aluminum siding, all appliances in Quad IV. commuter routes. 9 room room* kffciisfi* VWM sunny country kitchen, out Telephone secretarial ser- split, 2'/2 baths, central air, maining 27 years. Model MO and one he* skylight, stone fireplace, buidaigs. and much, much vices available. 609-921- MANVILLE NORTH SIDE — secluded inground concrete open daily; Sat & Sun, noon amdy. Rant mdudas MOUNT SNOW — 2 bedrm. luxurious carpeting. Great to 5pm. Special appoint- moral Move in now and enjoy 0400. prime comer txrikflng tot 60 x neighborhood. Six months pool, wooded V4 acre lot.' 2 stseping toft ski condo. Low brick patios. Gardener's pa- ments available. $40's & Christmas in the country! — rales/season shares. 215- 100. Asking $16,500. make young warranty. A must see ads subject to svattebttty. HIGHTSTOWN—3900 sq. ft an offer! Hatoem Agency. 55 radise: flowers, fruits & ber- $50's. Century 21, Weber ' 12ti to March iatL 623-4137 home. Little over $100,000. Realty, 215-493-8240. of new prime office space on No. Gaston Ave.. SomervMe. Call 609-443-4794. ries. $120,000 firm. Days call S800 per monti plus i > $75 (609) 394-5900. Main St with ample parking. 201-722-8181. 609-448-8880. Eves. 448- POCONO VACATION home BY OWNER PRINCETON 8335. — Clean, new. 3 bdrm. 2 Suitable for professional or VACATION AT HOME in ONE MARKHAM CON- CLEARBROOK/CRAN-- medcal use. J.T. Boyer Real- SMALL HOUSE Buyers—do area home on one-half acre BURY — AduR cornmurery - bath, dishwasher, washer BUILDING LOTS — East surrounded by mature trees dream house in HICKORY MS f tfHuwis^ tw> ty. Realtor 609-921-1805. not rule out Princeton. The HISTORIC DAYTON home ACRES. Owner assistance 48 A over. Thnberane 2 Br. 2 dryer, lake, tennis court in- Windsor. Windsor- price on this one has dropped & shrubs, masonry exterior batw, 1 yr okt BeeUHul loca- door outdoor pool & health Perrineville Rd. Lovely 6+ and attached garage. Living — partially restored. 3 bed- for this well appointed 4-5 drastically due to high in- rooms, 1-1/2 baths, livirjg bedroom home in a desirable tion, wooded area- spa no extra charge. Can al- OFFICE SPACE—aval.. Rt acres of land. Owner win con- terest rates. Well built insu- room with fireplace (opening sider subdivision into 3-2 room, formal dining room, section of East Windsor in a dishwasher, refrigerator. clubhouaa. pool. got. tanres. ter 6pm 609-443-5646. 27. Kend. Park. Cal Denis lated, 3 bdrm Ranch, 1 bath to screened porch), dining Realtors. 201-297-2822. acre lots for bonafide buyer. room, kitchen adjoined by den, kitchen, laundry. Large park-like setting. 3 brick ' counter top stove. security. Aval, immed. Levin- with separate shower & tub, assumabie FHA mortgage to patios plus 40' inground pool son Associates* Uc. Real FLORIDA CONDO — Good location near Green big dry basement tall pines & breakfast room, two bed- »laundry. wee" to waf Acres. School bus stops at qualified buyer. Convenient offers you a lush life style. Gtt A Estate Broker: 201-648- Bradenton Beach. Dec-Jan NASSAU STREET stream on 1 acre property in rooms, expandable attic, full special $200/wk. 2 bdrm. 2 end of street. Red Carpet basement. Well built, well to Rt. 130 and NJ Turnpike, 2244. Eves- A wknds 809- STOREFRONT SHOP western section, Provinceline Exit 8-A. $89,500. 656-4519 or 809-866-0909. bett 609-921-6510. For Rent. 195 Nassau* St, DiDonato Realty. 609-448- Rd. between Rosedale & cared for home only one mile $900 mo. For details call 6555. 206, look for Firestone sign from train on quiet street. STULTS REALTY CO. LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP — Thompson Land Co.. Real- on the Princeton side. Asking $89,500,609-452-8297. . POCONO HOME — (3br, $114,900. Call Firestone Reattor 3 bedroom Cape Cod. 609- fptc. tv). near Camelback. tors. 609-921-7655. Invest In yourself instead 396-3117. Real Estate Realtor 609-924- 37 N. Main St., Cranbury, Avai wMy/wknds. 609-890- of the Landtord. LAWRENCE TWP — by N.J. 8775 aft. 6pm. owner. 4 bdrm. split, fam. rm., ROSSMOOR SPACE AVAILABLE — in 609-395-0444 RESALES SPACE ON NAS- GRACIOUS GEORGIAN 4 restored grist mill. Ideally Cwfro6 Condos liv. rm., din. rm., 1 full and 2 > STREET 2432 aquare baths, a/c. gas heat, garage, CONDOMINIUMS INVERRARY — the 18th suited to artist end/or crafts 30 ACRES In Lower Hunter- ROOM TO GROW! Massachusetts-Mutuel 4B Aval Jan t tor rant. people. Conducive working 2 BR + 2 baths in Avon v> don County — with a restor- screened porch. Low 70s. 4 BR TH in Twin Rivers hoie-2 bdrm. 2 baft condo. 609-883-0198. Connecticut-Mutual 5 My tumiehed. never occu- enwemment & mid retail traf- laga. Excellent condition with abte stone farmhouse & bam. New Hampshire-Mutual 4B to train A RCA. Cat 609-452- fic. Reasonable terms. The plenty o| living space. Beautifully elevated open pied. Avalable immeeSaiery. We pay more for $332/mo will buy you this Hamiton-Mutual 4 2837 after 530 pm. Short Seasonal or annual rental. Alentown Feed Co. Cal 609- $42,500- farmland overlooking the Del- lovely home if you can qualify COOPERATIVES 587-2576 between 6-9pm. Real Estate Experience Cal 609-799-2278. • aware River. Breath taking Curious? to assume the 7Vi% mtg. Jay-Mutual 3 HOWES OF OUAUT1 view. Offered at $200,000. Asking only $71.900. HOMES OF QUALITY Morris-Mutual 1 EAST WMOSOR — 3 bed- SMALL OFFICE Space Avail More or less acreage avail- OWNER ANXIOUS room. Z-v» bad uwnhouae. [able. Owner will finance. Business — Downtown Hightstown. 2 1 HOMES Of QUALITY STULTS REALTY CO. and un*. FWahed basinnsnt. Properties mm. to turnpike entrance. Please contact Andrew H. Realtor p y Cal 609-448-7895. Philbrick, Thompson Land 37 N. Main St. ELM RIDGE PARK — 1V4 Co. Realtor. 195 Nassau St, Cranbury, NJ tennis ebb prhr. Walk to CLEARBROOK/ROSS- school, shopping A NY bus PRIME PROFESSIONAL LIGHT INDUSTRIAL — acre lots. $52,5000 & up. Call Princeton, NJ; 609-921- 609-3954444 H. Pearson 609-737-2203. 7655. MOOR — Adult Communi- EXCLUSIVE ELM RIDGE L Sony no pttt. SSSfirtno, oHcee in Princeton Jet -from 4.000 to 40.000 Square Feet ties. Resales. Most models Eves: 609-655-1881 \M. 609-452-2520. 10- 144 sq. ft and starting at Located 1 mile from center of available, 2&3 bdrms. Extras Park— beautiful 4 bdrm brick 6pm. aafc tor Jerry $27&mo. Wait to train, sec Princeton on Route 1 at EAST WINDSOR TWP — 10 HISTORIC COLONIAL — ranch on 1 vi acres. TWO-FAMILY HOUSES. 2 acres, wooded, $11,000 per include appliances, carpet, retanal services and confer- Washington & Alexander one of a kind. 3 bdrms, in- end. pates, fireplace & more. $198,000. Call 609-737-2203 bed & bath each floor. Over 2 2 BOOM. HOUSE — Rt 31 Roads. Long or short term acre. Owner willing to negoti- cludes master bedroom or 737-3639. acres. Reasonable upkeep. ence room available^Call ate financing. 609-259-7561 All beautifully located. Start- Rkigoaearaa. kteet tor bue>- Country Heritage R*al lease. Princeton Business suite, 2e* 4 bedrm. 2*k bath — Wjndeor Me\ 2 bdrme. 2 655-0909. nance with low down-, pay- apts. bringint in $815 month. RENTAL — Pmcemi com- BUSMESS OFBCE Twp. by owner. 5Vi acres Reduced to-$125,000. Patti Taxes under $1400. $79,500. none. Orttm.lt* tm.A hHch- tans, batoony. carpeted, pool, mercial comer property, cen- ment. $79,000. 609-396- tonreB. oUb houee. security SPACE with 1'/% acre zoing. Constance Real Estate, 609- 4 bedroom main house, car- en NoI petti 608-723-2425 ter of town. 2000 sq ft. plus $160,000. Financing avail- 883-7250. or eves 882-8782. TRENTON HARBOURTON 1299 or 396-5063. •iBlam. extras. S565 609- rd. — this tenderly cared for riage house with 2 apart- basement, atso commercial able. Cal 609-921-8718 after ments, Hopewell Boro, 5 ROCM HOUSE tor lent — 448-392S buktng next to Princeton Jet. professionally decorated Col- 1 rm $200 per/mo. 6pm. EASY PURCHASE—MAKE CRANBURY For sale by $150,000. Realty World, Au- ••a^aW eMaaBBj. ^aDfJ R.R. station. C*a 201-446- onial graciously sits on MHOB »rural 5 rm $850 suite. $8.5O/sq. ft. OFFERS on this Chambers- owner. Custom ranch on Vi drey Short, Inc. 609-921- • '—" PROPERTY MANAGE- 2226 10pm-11pm only. almost 2 lovely acres. Fea- MENT.— LEAVE YOUR 1200 sq. ft ful furnished & burg 3-BR row-home. Asking acre near Lake. Living room 9222. » uMhv NO pflta- $900 6 ACRES WHh Existing Hay tures: 3 bdrms, 21£ baths, with stone fireplace, dining HOME OR INVESTMENT Bam — 4 miles from Prince-' $24,900. am. R ilinweii 6 •*ourty WAREHOUSE — 4.000 to large fam. rm w/fpl. Truly a rm, eat-in kitchen, 3 spacious 3 BEDROOM RANCH — alu- MOM Cat PROPERTY IN CAPABLE Includes el heat, eiec a/c ton on rural Cold Soil Rd in HOMES OF QUALITY home for your family to enjoy. bedrooms, 2 baths, large HANDS, 20 YWS EXPERI- 40.000 square teet Loadng minum siding, Irge kitchen, torap] »60»46e-24S8 after Docks. Located 1 mile from crpted. 2nd floor. 1 mo. sec. Lawrence Twp. Princeton Asking $128,900. Patti Con- family room with wet bar, dining room, living room, 12 x 4pm. ENCE J T Boy*f Really. center of Princeton on Rome + 6 mo. lease. 609-448- phone A address. This lovely stance Real Estate, 609-883- over-sized 2 car garage, cen- 609-921-1805 443-1313 26 family rm, 2 fireplaces, 2 1 at Washington & Alexander 6586 weekdays 9-4pm. open farmland Is perfect for a 7250. tral air, many extras. car garage, new gas hot air SS7Sperma —EwngTwp.. Roads. Long or short term country farmette. Easy ac- $125,000. 609-655-4321. heat. Principals only ctoerto S6 spM level. 4 AVAILABLE IMMEO - 3 lease. Princeton Business cess to 195, Rt. 1 & 1 hour HISTORIC DAYTON home LAMBERTVILLE — 2 bdrm $84,500. 609-448-6925. GOLD RUSH — $500- from NY or PhUa. by train. iMtiiM. 2*6 bee\ M. dn. tang- Park. 609-921-3150 or 452- $1000 per week Hottest — partially restored. 3 bed- twnhse, fireplace, central air, ly A laundry loom. Ful beee- of E. WMaor. $675/ 12a. ... Financing available. Please rooms. 1-Vi baths, living mid-50's, owner fin. avail. Mariceeng Program in Coun- contact Andrew H. Phibrick. . Garage. Cat eves 609- mo. 609-448-3103 days. try Sel Kodak for 30c a rol room, formal dining room, 215-662-5011 after 5pm. 609-799-3052 eves & OFFICE SPACE — Prince- Thompson Land Co. Realtor. den. kitchen, laundry. Large The burcliER, ton A vorary. several spaces Coupon book sets for $30. 195 Nassau St, Princeton, assumabie FHA mortgage to from 500 to 2.000 sq ft. Suit- Your profit $26. Act now! Cal NJ: 609-921-7655. qualified buyer. Convenient CONDO — 2'bedroom Vh OFF ROUTE #aO9 — Sac- Mr. Barrett (213) 435-9195 bath, built-in laundry, all ap- hhkEhAkra,Thh WEST WMOSOR Twp. — 3 able for professional or to Rt. 130 and NJ Turnpike, faded on oauntry horse tarm. pliances included. Hillsbor- bdrm. 2 baft Ranch. *700 per medtoet use. J.T. Boyer Real- MANVILLE — Lots for sale • Exit 8-A. $89,500. CANdUsrick ruaHc 2 bedroom college. ty 609-921-1805. OFFICE — 1.000 to 40.000 ough Twp. $65,000. 3 bed- rnoratL Cal Country Hersage Square Feet Located 1 mile 100x100. Call between 11 & room, 2V* bath, cathedral hofaaa waiDOMeu a wue oar- Real Estate. Realtor 609- 2 p.m. 201-725-6144. STULTS REALTY CO. / • gain tor juat SMg — Ads center of Princeton on ceiling & f.p. in l.r., deck, MAsiER... 7998181. OFFICE FOR RENT — 250 Route 1 at Washington & Ale- Realtor basement. Lambertville, t ID aWQatatffcy 37 N. Mabi St, Cranbury, iSTS to 1200 sq. ft aval Modem xander Roads. Princeton PRINCETON — 1.6 acre, $64,900. Realty World - Au- the painfer, WEST WMOSOR—tovely 3 carpeted office located on Business Park. 609-921- N.J. drey Short, Inc. 609-921- heavily wooded lot on Au- 609-395-0444 the plumber, bdrm Ranch In desirable re- Main St Penrtngton. Al ut*- 3150 or 452-1234. tumn Hill Rd. Perc approved. 9222. sidential neighborhood. ttsa plus a*, included. Cal $56,500. J.T. Boyer Realty, HOPEWELL RANCH — Aval, in Dec. tor short or tong owner 609-737-2800. ihe repairman, 200 SQ FT — office space in 609-921-1805. KENDALL PARK — By Own- term lease. SSOOnmo.. 1 ft er. Lovely 3 bedroom, fire- YOU CAN MOVE right in — the babysitter... rooMn, 3 bUmi, 2 bea\ bemt, C Cat 609-665-9100 Nassau St. complex. $200/ mo. + parking. Thompson place, new kitchen and car- this spacious 4 bedroom, 2V£ rage, country setting. FOR RENT — Building w/ FEDERAL TWIST Rd —4 + pets, on large fenced and bath Colonial in East Windsor oow ofBce. work area, and garage Land Co.. Realtor, 609-921- 7656. acres, pertiaty wooded lot in landscaped lot 4 blocks from Twp. Large entrance foyer 0487. Resort Properties set up — ideal for any type Hunterdon on high ground. New York bus. Betow market with double doors, family Find them all in the business such as storm win- Owners financing to quaMed mortgage plus owner fi- room with fireplace, 2-car dows, auto stsreo, storage, FOR RENT — Montgomery Packet 8-way Classifieds LOO CAgNlFcr Rant — in RENT POCONO CONDO — buyer. W.S. Borden, Realtor, nance. $76,900. Call Pat attached garage. Call for wofkshop. electronics, etc Twp F 6 N0W i t 1/30-2* sleeps 6£ betw. 2 609-883-1900. 609-921-8718. more details. 609-924-3250 $27SAnontfi. Near Panning- - JL?2 J. -°!! - ? mfd-Jan. Cal 809-466-1212. ivs. menen. rme aR*. awws, space. Panaing & carpeting. swim, sauna, price $500. ton Circle. Call 609-682- EWING TWP — Glendale 2750. Meeting included 400-500 eg. 50 ACRE TREE farm, north PRMCETON A VONTTY — 201-828-4413. feat $290 - $310. 201-359- Lawrence Twp., Princeton area. 3 to 4 bdrms, 2 baths, 5837. addissi. terms avalable for din. rm, ultra-modem kitchen, BEOUA GLAND — St Vin- OFFICE SPACE—tor lease. OFFICE SPACE — for prof. quaMed buyer. $9,000 per rear open porch overlooks cent W.I. House, exceeant 2 offices wMn sot storage area acre, principals only. 609- your family's very own fenced RED CARPET' or marJeat use. 1300 sq. ft or large & beautiful quiet park, swimming. $30Qrwk. Avat, 3/ and private toilet. Heat «v 650 sq. ft Stately setting. Be- 898O321. Princeten-Hightstown Rd. 19 on. 809-921-7284 ckJded. On see pariong. Mi- $66,900. Patti Constance tween New Brunswick and Real Estate. 609-883-7250 East Windsor. NJ. 0*512 nutes horn turnpike exit #8. Princeton on Rt. 27. Ample DOGWOOD HILL LOTS — or eves. 882-8782. DIDONATO REALTORS POCONOS—Big Bass Lake Cal 609-448-3115 after 1pm parking on premises. 201- Princeton Twp. cluster. 1 New home. 3 bdrm. 2 bath. or 201-297-4200. 9-5pm 821-6810. acre with sewer, water and 10. frpte. poof table. underground utilities. 609- TWM RNERS townhouse— 609-443-5521 laang. eiooor pooi. wee*, OFFICE SPACE —700sq. PRIME Professional — 1st 924-0908. 2 bedrooms, 1V4 baths, new weekend rental. 609-448- ft 2 rrns.. bethrm. ac povmto floor ofBce space in Kendel carpeting in tving room A dkv TOWNHOUSE — East 0751. entiance. Located in South Park on Route 27. Superior Real Estate ing room. Newly painted in- TWIN RIVERS — desirable 3 bauwame. 2-1/2 Gold todustrial Park Rt 130. business location wah expo- side A out Finished base- lake condominium with car- fTS BETTER W THE BAHA- nobbinavae NJ. Cat, 609- sure on busy highway. Near for Sale ment with laundry room. port. ACA Realty, Broker MAS — 2 houaaa 890^190 tor appt to see. shopping center, doctors, Approx. $23,000 asaumable 201-297-1944. lawyers, banks, ale Large mortgage at 7-W* to qual- . end 2 SMGLE OFFICE BULDMG ENG. TUDOR—immaculate ified buyer. Man-O-War naar Abaco. — storage garages avalable p home, prestigious area, 4 LOW DOWN PAYMENT tor2BBMaeor4cou- atao. Penrtngton Rd. Tren- 587-4909. bdrms, 2Vi baths, tarn. rm. ml EWMQ TWP. — Just Mad. bnmac. 3 bdrm sptt T/h end ton. Naar 145 and airport. raised hearth fpl, ultra- 4 bedroom carter hal Colo- untt. Lovely beige tone decor. tor modern kit, oversized gar- SELLER offers pvt financing n i Nov. 1st 609-737- Real Estate nial. Living room with fire- age, many more extras. place. 2-car attached garage. to miaWU buyer. Aquasport wim 8282 or 809-882-3365. Wanted Asking $122,000. Pafli Con- lor Wand ttance Real Estate. 609-883- RETAA. SPACE — at Mont- - 7250 or eves. 882-«7ft? t ShoppinQ CsnUr on HOUSE OR CONDO — in £22: rwwmStmJn DOiO. nswDet On TWM RIVERS — Spat Level. price ($100,000 range) A townhouse. lake view, 2 number of rooms, ate Cat bdrms. 1 ^& baths, finished tor ^ HOPEWELL —new eon-t evenings 809-921-2478 or fam. fm, no-wax kitohsn floor, struction in prestigious Elm orpartimere- IBOK 1515, Princeton, NJ up-graded carpet, walk to r.NJ.aaf!2 Ridge Park. Fabulous four HfcTDM HEAD. &C r. $290 par monti J.T. bus* shopping A fee. area. BBWMQC oa MDOHATO REALTORS bedroom Colonial to be 7V%% assumebte mortgage. finished as the house of your ,POOL$200-$32S 921-1806. KS#(e9f}44*tftSJfj| Principals only. 609-443- .dreams. $185,000. J.T. 6283. ToverReetty.609-921-180V 12-B Week of December 30 - January 1,1982 Too Late Too Late ToCtesstfy To Classify UMOOfW STUMO — POCOWO CHALET — For SWITCHBOARD OPER- ATOR — Omanalcn experi- ence prelenad but not iama—w.naatCw i imawslaw aarysary. w«a• van. we oner an rwa/diaJra^caAhouaay attracflva starting aalary& indoor haMtaM pooC MeUnA* bmilai pftckiQS. Apply Pw* tZTtKuZZZmmmZ*. rfirtTt ssits cant rtawlCa t 609-799-9318 aomai uapu, nrat wanonai .6pm. •noi Bank. Princeton. 90 Naaaau I SL.Prmcaton.EOE. ' #04219 c/o Princeton WOMAN—Naadad to ahara LOVELY PRINCETON — driving to Cftttfornift. Non Area Houaa. 2 badrooma HUWnNO Oft VACATION MORVEM VUAQE — Oar Sfnotuy. 5 4p99d or. 201* 4WSL i ofmiitp for ITMIW* rav 462-9031. aponaible. young, career woman to ahara. Non- 1967 CITROEN — Engina ft smoking, no pats. Ctoee to Dooy vary gooo. iiBcnaan campus ft train ataabn. 609- Mraa. naadt Boor rapak ft 4524719 alt 5 pm. vrtndafaakl. Firat S700' ft. 201-236-5474 RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST — Be at the center of a lot of PROFESSIONAL Man — acavttyinaiveryatrnoaphare SeMMfeQ MfMn iQf flMaTfaBQaV CAMERAS For Sal* — ft team about publishing. Age 30-35. Raply Box Canon AE-1 and A-1. Cat Mr Princeton publishing/com- #0*220 c/o Princeton Barclay day* 609-924-5500. municaBons company eeeka awaa 609421-«465. a cheerful ft nteHgantrecap- tioniat who enjoys dealing AJW — a CONDO—2 bdrm. 2 batv. wan people. Must be able to WORKINa Woman — WW ^ ^WM^I A. S^MMM^ C I4KJM4MU work independently. Duties 1. 809-737-9318 pay wal for ratable morning include handang the Neax 12 ride from Princeton Arms A system, greeting visitors, Apartments to Princeton ordering office supplies, ft Junction. Tues.-Fri. around typing. Coaega degree pre- 9am. starting Fib. 2nd. Cal ferred. WW train right parson. 609-446-7382 eves between To atari aerty January. Cal 64pm 609-924-5338 tor interview. •taoatia- ROOM FOR RENT — Law SECRETARY — For Trenton TWM MVERS CENTER ~ rancyWa. atlractfva sur- ROUTE 33 or law firm. Legal experience preferred but not necessary. The beat modem office and pool pnv. SiaOrtno plus Y, Exc opportunity tor career ratal apace. 700 to 2000 sq. ca«609-696-oei8. ft Pro* fcombo m community Hd. Pnncaton. »U 609-4S2- nwidad parson. Good salary ft mnga banetta Cal 609- and highway trade. Rents PERSON NSEOEDjo Rant 989-7000 tor interview. start at S7.2S/BQ, ft plus ex- caaent terms. Take a took Arro»— liiaaom apt S210 • uai and man phone 609-392- fl09/79>-37S7 a*. 7pm. FEMALE to share — •nished 3062- MNaga. 4 qr<. S «pdl Cat homaw/same. Finandaty re- 2Bi4?4^aKa*. S^Opn T974 TOYOTA Mark • — 6 sponaWe. 45-60 yra. S200 MONTGOMERY cyt. auto, can be seen at mo. • us*. Monroe Two. Re- TOWNSHIP — attractive, ROOMMATE — to fthara Eaocfcs Station. UanvtBe ply Box #04221 co Prince- modern. 3 bedroom, 1V» SI 540. 201-874-5829 aft ton Pack* baths Ranch in a country set- 5pm. for the perfect bng dose to Princeton. Avail- Cat 609- SEASONED HARDWOOD able January 15th. unlur- CONSTRUCTION — — Spat & desvered $100 par ntsneo. «ouu par monui. tarn to i cord. Cal 609-737-0438 or Waftar B. Howa* Inc. WMNTED — jacti 201-788-1822. •Mi car to k general conairucaon 609-924-0095 wedding... aary. E^adang ahop draw- 1 ROOM STUCO or Smal Cat ings, minimal surveying, Efficiency wanted — for pro- blueprint reproduction. leiatonal male. Can occupy WANTED—early morning HOpaMWal TV^. tHst. BfOWH & immediatery Call or leave auperviaor to take over estab- MANVSXE—22 S- 9t« Am, Maanews Inc. Cal tor Mar- message lor Mr. Qedney lished district in Higntstown view 609-737-8338. 609-737-3600. Cal 800-242-0650. don't miss the BRIDAL ono ISSUE February 17 in Packet £ Magazine You and the Classifieds arc meant for each other! Whenever you have an item... or a service., to sell, the Classifieds With the informative award winning features are the perfect solution to your advertising needs. 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ADVERTISERS PACKET 8-WAY CLASSIFIEDS call your sales rep or Patricia Landmann at 609/924-3244. 609-924-3250 201-297-3434 Ad Deadline February 1 201-725-3300 Arts/entertainment guide for the week of December 30,1981 '\, • ,» p. ir, Wt»«U>&MlV>tOMtr« A Year With Children, an exhibit of children's art at The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, 1071 Fifth Avenue, New York City, to be on view to Jan. 10, will celebrate the accomplishments of more than 350 children from New York and New Jersey public schools. The display, presented each year at the Museum since 1970, will include paintings, sculpture, photography and mul- timedia projects by children who have participated in Learning to Read Through the Arts, Inc., workshops during the past year. Learning to Read Through the Arts, Inc., in association with the Guggenheim, conducts workshops to help students who are not learning to read and write in the normal classroom situation. These children are placed in congenial, aesthetically stimulating environments under the tutelage of LTRTA artist-teachers, who specialize in mime, dance and movement, as well as in die visual arts. As students gain confidence from their arts experiences and develop the desire to communicate about them, they are motivated to improve their reading and writing skills. Their reward is an exhibit at the Guggenheim. Learning to Read Through the Arts, Inc., grew out of a pilot program begun under the Museum's auspices in 1970. In 1975 it was established as a private foundation in order to continue its work with support from corporations and foundations. The program is directed by Natalie Lieberman, President, Hanna Altman, Administrative Director, and Andrea Zakin, Education Director. Old Barracks Museum to have holiday open house The Old Barracks Museum, South Willow Street, Trenton, will have its annual Open House, from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Dec. 30. Guides wearing 18th century costume will take visitors on a free tour of the landmark building and history museum, which will be festively decorated in traditional fashion by the Greenfingers Garden Club; light refreshments will be served by the Old Barracks Board of Trustees. On view will be the Old Barracks Christmas tree and antique toy display. The tree will be decorated with ornaments made by children from the 4th and Sth grades of the Fisk School in Ewing Township. INDEX For information call the Old Barracks Museum, at 609-396-1776. ON THE COVER N.J. Arts Council offers grant application workshop The year is wrong by almost a century, but the Image of Father Time sternly tallying the old and new year applies to 1961 and 1982. Best wishes for a healthy and prosperous new year The New Jersey State Council on the Arts (NJSCA) will sponsor a grant application workshop from the staff of Time Off. from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Jan. 5 and Feb. 23, 1982, at the Kelsey Building, Thomas Edison College, 101 West State St. in Trenton. FEATURES AND DEPARTMENTS Council personnel will conduct the workshops on completing NJSCA grant applications and project proposals for fiscal year 1983. On Your Own Time: The holidays can be a time Each workshop will be limited to 35 N.J. artists and arts organizations; pre-registration is of introspection and even depression. Here are required. some ways to turn the time Into a positive Application deadlines for 1982-83 will be: literature and combined art forms, Jan. 15; dance experience v .....3 and music (including opera), Feb. 12; photography film, video, and theatre (including play writ- ing), March 12; visual arts (including crafts), Apr. 16; and county arts agencies, Apr. 30. On Stage 4-6 To register, call Donna Keating at 609-292-6131. No registration fee will be required. On View 7,8 In Concert ~* 9 Rutgers professor writes on 60s guru, R.D. Laing Centerfold feature; The terra cotta works at Rocky Hill have had an Illustrious history, though Rutgers University English professor, Elaine Showalter, has written an analysis of the waning their heyday is long gone.. 10,11 influence on comtemporary culture of the once venerated British psychiatrist and cultural gum of the 1960s, R.D. Liang. The essay is among a collection published in the second issue of Raritan: A New Jersey Notes. .12 Quarterly Review. Edited at New Jersey's State University, the magazine probes the power bases of contemporary Hearsay 13 culture in America and Europe as.it is expressed in social practices, politics, science, On Screen."Absence of Malice' is weak on plot psychoanalysis, arts and letters. and character. .13 Articles in the second edition of the Raritan Review include a piece on the politics of photography by Robert Cole, thoughts on daily life and the poetic process by John Hollander, and Pigging Out: When gluttons dare to dream, this contemporary film criticism by Raymond Carney. Richard Poirier of the Rutgers English department is editor-in-chief of the publication, whose Is what they dream about .14,15 offices are located in Parker House on the College Avenue campus. New Brunswick. Single issues of the quarterly review are available at bookstores across the nation; yearly Now Playing 17-19 subscriptions are also* available. For information write The Raritan, Rutgers, the State University, 165 College Ave., New Crossword puzzle 20 Brunswick, 08903. On Bridge 20 .Editor. Jane Bradley Toy trains for show and sale at Marriott Hotel Advertising coordinator Patricia Landmann OAK Toy Trains of Piscataway, will have a Toy Train Show and Sale from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.. Jan. 3, 1982. at the Marriott Hotel. 110 Davidson Ave., Somerset. Featured will be operating layouts, an array of accessories and repair parts for Lionel, American Bradley Flyer and H.O. Coordinator: Patricia Landmann Children younger than 12 years old will be admitted free, when accompanied by an adult. For information call 201-463-86%. TMEOrT WEEK OF DECEMBER 30 JANUARY 5,1981 ON YOUR OWN TIME Rx: handling holiday hangovers by GARNETTE ARLEDGE Survival is an especially poignant idea at holiday time. Feelings become more vibrant at this special time. The suicide Me is the highest, as is the party rate. While more people are killing themselves from loneliness and despair, more people ate killing themselves with too much partyiag. dnnkwig asd spending. « If you are one of the millions caught in either extreme or feeling just mild sym- ptoms 01 the Sf JRH*1 s Greetros, here are some suggestions from local counselors on how to not only survive but to come out "The winter time in nature, after the harvest has been stored and the warm shelter urepned. becomes a time to prepare for the next cycle, the New Year, the resting time before the spring; the time of introspection before new growth of the Spring." said Dr. Paul Babder. a human- tisbc physician in Kingston. "The New Year's season is a time of hope and opportunity if one docs not »hy>w oneself to the pain, either in depression from being atone or in the other extreme of the same situation, over-involvement. Being overloaded with obligations as well as giving into the negativity of aloneness are band-aids to your real feelings. It is important to look at the positive in your situation. Use the time, or make it. to do a self mental health check-up. This season is a good time to see how our lives are going, to see if we are at peace with ourselves and our goals. Think of the holiday season as a rite of passage, where we give something of ourselves in return receiving the right to fully experience the holiday." Setting down realistic resolutions is the healthiest way to start the new year. "The winter time at New Year's, is nature's built-in way to keep us home and take a period of introspection.",, he said. cinnamon sticks, and a pinch of Lake the other two practitioners, Shyam by nutritious foods, physical and breathing Dr. Bander trained at Rutgers University cardamon. allspice and nutmeg. Bhatnagar deals with the importance of exercises to clear the system and strength- and in Poland in folk and homeopathic listening to one's self as a way to survive ening the will as well as a daily medita- systems, and works with his wife Teresa, "An NLP technique useful fr getting the holidays, or any other, season. His tion. a therapist. from a present state of mind to a desired work, called Innertuning. is now based at one calls fully on all five overt senses of 40 Witherspoon St. in Princeton, and He also suggests that physical contact ADDING TO DR. Badher's suggestion -sight, sound, taste, touch and smell. For comes out of 20 years work in India. with the weather of the season is helpful, that the season is a perfect time for a quiet example. New Year resolutions are easily Europe and the United States. long walks around the lake for example, time alone, musing over one's state of made and easily broken despite good noticing the lovely pattern of the trees and mmd and body.. is movement and drearn^ intentions. By using this NLP technique, He suggests to his students that the grasses in the winter light. counselor Valerie Meluskey. Her work in \ one can really do something with that holiday season is a time when people are Princeton combining movement, art and \ resolution. As you sit down to write the emotionally hungry, due to the isolation IF WE ARE TO survive the holiday dream exploration as well as her training resolution, ask yourself what you really and smallness of the nuclear family. season in a holistic manner, drawing on in advanced Neuro Linguistic Program- want, not what you ought to want — men our own inner selves in celebrating the miag (NLP) leads her to suggest that the write down whatever comes first to mind. "To compensate for that hunger, people festive season, taking the pieces of the New Year is a time to create, to do all try eating and drinking. One successful suggestions from the three interviewed those things with Joy and celebration, that way to survive that hunger is to start the and synthesizing them, the scene on New one really wants to do. "NEXT, STEP by step create a mental day with seeds, nuts and dried fruits for Year's Day might be one of peace and "This season is a time for giving, for picture of what it would be like for you as breakfast, substituting a hot, sweet strength, rather than the familiar misery of sharing, and our holidays are symbolic of you keep that resolution, adding the color. lemonade, made with fresh lemons for hangovers, depression, endless television, giving. It is sad when we get caught up in movement, sound, tactile and emotional lunch and then another cup before festiv- remorse for gluttony or exhaustion. the symbols of the material gifts alone and feelings, any smells and tastes while being ities. In the cold season, gastric fire is lose out on the otx pc r experience of sure to include yourself in the mental stronger and to maintain that fire, follow- The scenario might go like this: Follow- giving." picture. Then ask yourself how you feel ing a day of partying one should have an ing a brisk and stimulating walk in the "New Year's Eve is a perfect time to with that image; if you feel fine, you have oil massage — such as almond — it woods, one settles down with a fresh mug ask yourself for a dream before you doze made a satisfactory resolution, one you should be followed by a sweat bath. It of mulled cider or hot lemonade, in front off, a dream for guidance and direction for. can keep. If not, ask yourself what needs helps to increase body heat and vitality as of a heart-warming wood fire and reviews year, coming from the one person who to be changed, and then change it until you the heart and circulatory system open up. gently the elements of the past year, knows your needs and ideals best — do have a satisfactory picture you can step This provides fresh oxygen and vital acknowledging the triumphs, the rough yourself." into and feel comfortable about." she energy while simultaneously flushing out spots and those in between. waste gases and toxins." Ms. Hetesky. with her matter of Move- As one puts on a solo flute recording by "In other words', still have your cake, Jean Pierre Rampal, the sweet sounds me«/Dance Therapy degree, explained All this mental imaging is best done just eat some of it and then clean yourself that excessive drinking on that night can relax the breathing and a mental picture of when you are alone, with the football and out nex day by fasting with fruits, hot the coming year forms, full of whaever is •tdiere with rtucivrng a meaningful video games off. the warmth and coziness lemonade and a hot bath." he suggested. dream of insight The next sober night good and healthy for you. nkeJy provided for you by you. New As the day ends with a beautiful glow woold do as well for being receptive to Year's is a gift to you from you. And for Shyam Bhatnagar's work uses specific year dreams. Or an alternative celebratory over the fields, you snuggle into your own a helpful. - nourishing meal you might sounds that stimulate or calm the left and glow of brightness, then you create your driak appropriate for winter festivity is indulge in a delicious and traditional bean right hemispheres of the brain. He is an mulled cider with whole rich cloves and resolution and believe this year it can be soup. advocate of keeping the weight in control kept. 3 ON STAGE McCarter to stage Shoe-String Players Dancers to honor Ruth St. Denis The Shoe-String Players, a 10-member comedy to retell link-known folktales Three New Jersey dance companies will Westminster Dance Theater is the resi- troupe of graduate students from from many lands. They work "on a present a joint performance in honor of dent company of the Ritz Theater in Rotgen-Douglau College, will perform at shoe-string." with a minimum of props, former New Jersey resident and modem Elizabeth. The troupe appeared at the New McCarter Theatre. Princeton, on Jan. 16 costumes and stage effects. Children are dancer Ruth St. Denis on Jan. 9 at 8 p.m. Jersey Dance Festival in 1978. invited to use their imaginations, and at at II a.m. and 2 p.m. Additional per- The concert will be held at the Somerset The Center Dancers, formed in 1979, many points to participate in the siiow. County Vocational High School, Vogt formances arc scheduled for Feb. 27 and made its debut performance at the New The director of the troupe is professor Drive, Bridgewater. Jersey Center for the Performing Arts in March 6, aho at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Joseph Hart. For more information call * The participating companies are September of that year, and subsequently The Players use song, dance, mime and 609-921-8700. Danscope, the Westminster Dance Theater became the Center's resident dance com- and the Center Dancers. pany. The group collaborates with musi- Danscope, which was formed in 1980, cians, singers and photographers, with has hs roots in professional art programs at most works performed to live accompani- Rutgers University. Using a multi-media ment. ' approach, the company incorporates art. For more information call film and video into its dances. 201-526-6074. MAKE OUR FIRST 'Sly Fox' to play in Somerset The Franklin Villagers Bam Theatre Francisco in the gold. rush days. Don NEW YEAR'S PARTY will present Sly Fox, a parody of Ben Aaronson plays the devious protagonist Jonson's Volpooe. from Jan. 8 to Feb. 7. Sly, and Lorin Zissman portrays the The theater is in the Municipal Complex indentured servant Able, an equally astute YOUR BEST on Demott Lane in Somerset. Showtimes conniver. Together they fleece the greedy are 8:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and fools who hope to inherit Sly's wealth. 7:30 p.m. Sundays. 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Besides providing Mr. four weeks' rehearsal and was worthy of Before the first line is spoken, the first presence of a percussionist and two pian- Heeley with a script which fits with his Broadway...It says a great deal for die kiss exchanged or die first dagger drawn, os, space for dancing, the suggestion of love of "die theatre of fun and hurt-not, professionalism of Lance and John," he there must be a place to do it. Not just any trains, movie studios and a host of other (as opposed to) die theatre of rage and noted. place, but one with a definite ambiance. locales. Mr. Hecley's first task is "to cruelty," Keystone reunites him with This is the set designer's task — to tell decide how best to arrange them." composer Lance Mulcahy and AND AS FOR die audience's part in all an audience without words where they are. At the same time, the designer must author/lyricist John McKellar. Mr. Heeley this...well. Mr. Heeley, for all his what they will see happen there, and how keep in mind the spirit of the show. Some designed Mr. Mulchay's and Mr. no-nonsense approach, retains an ap- they should expect to feel about it. It's a plays demand huge, elaborate sets and McKellar's previous musical. The Duen- preciation of that elusive magic which job Desmond Heeley has done for La costumes. Keystone, however, is set in na, for Baltimore's Center Stage as well enables people to journey to distant places Scab in Milan, on Broadway, in London's the period just before the Roaring 20's, as Keystone at the GeVa. without ever leaving their seats. "I want East End. at Stratford. Ontario and Strat- and needs. Mr. Heeley said, "a kind of to leave some mystery in design...not let ford-UpoB-Avon. in Paris, and now. in innocence in all elements...fun. brio." "The set was being put together at die die audience in on the technical de- Princeton at McCarter Theatre for the new In the spirit of Mack Sennett's often speed of light for The Duenna." he tails...leave diem wondering. 'How did he improvised comedy, the actors, the au- recalled. While big-budget, lavish musi- do diat?' Well_. wouldn't you like to He won two Tony awards for his dience and a few deceptively simple cals often spend millions on sets and know!" designs for Rosencraatz aad devices combine and collaborate to invoke Gaildcastcra Arc Dead when Sir die settings, "It creates an illusion of old Laurence Olivier (now Lord Olivier) took movie studios through fragments...in the the show to New York. He designed the same spirit as die silent movies were made 'Our Town' to air on New Jersey Network canopy at Caernarvon under which Prince in." The play's opening chorus perhaps A film adaptation of Thornton Wilder's the century. It was first released by United best sums it up: "We're only Charles knelt to be invested Prince of play Our Town will be aired on New Artists in 1940 and was one of Holden's Wales. He has worked at the Metropolitan shadows...we only live if you are here." first movies. Opera and in Rochester. N.Y. Mr. Heeley says he takes his thematic Jersey Network (UHF channels 23, SO. 52 Mr. Heeley. a soft-spoken English cues from each individual show, with no and 58) on Jan. 9 at 9 p.m. The film version was written by Thornton Wilder, Harry Chandler and gentleman with a distinguished beard and two productions alike. He has done seven Starring William Holden, Martha Scott, an easy, casual manner, says he signed on Hamlets, all different. "One changes Frank Craven (who plays die story's as an apprentice at Stratford-Upon-Avon one's overcoat to fit die piece. The whole Thomas Mitchell and Beulah Bondi, the narrator, "Mr. Morgan"). Additional cast in his youth not for art but through fun of designing is to go from a huge movie presents a study of life, love and members are Fay Bainter, Guy Kibbee and "necessity...I don't know how I got into 'vcrismo' piece to a gentle, charming, death in a New England town at the tum of Stuart Erwin. the theatre." Far from starting out as the rather dear" show like Keystone. inspired artist with a burning vocation for A good director will provide Mr. the stage. Mr. Heeley "didn't intend to Heeley with guidance as well. "A de- (go into stage design as a career). I was signer can't work on one's own. though good with my fingers: I taught myself to sometimes one has to." he said. Trans- draw." Aad one thing followed another. lating die designer's renderings into actual "There is no great mystery to doing any stage setting requires still more "house- stage design. It's a question of keeping" and an endless process of com- choices...and to respect what the author promise with directors, authors, actors and MoCARrffiTHMTRE COMPANY and composer have asked for. budget limits. A designer must ask who "Art has very little to do with it. Meet will build die set. where, in how much ihe practical considerations first. It's great time and for how much money. It is "one to say. 'I see the whole thing as a pane of of die most marvelous jobs in the world, broken glass.' but it's all a load of but also one of the most heart- rubbish." breaking... (to) compromise with time, money and ideas...Be brilliant, a nice guy THE ESSENCE of a designers job. — and come in cheap." according to Mr. Heeley. is "good house-\ Mr. Heeley has • worked under tight Nassau Inn Dinner Theatre SToP THE WoJyL* — I WfiHT To GET off Friday and Saturday evenings January 8,9,15 and 16 Dinner 6.3OPM. Show 8&OP.M. 019.95 per person Nammau Inn, Palmer Square Princeton, NJ (6O9J 921-7500 NASSAU /A7V NEC! OF OOTMKB 30 TIMEOFF ON STAGE Alvin Ailey Rep dances at Somerset Somerset County College will present has studied and performed works by the Alvin Ailey Repertory Ensemble on students and choreographers such as March 12 at 8 p.m. Milton Myers. Christine Lawson, Gus Solomon and Dianne Mclntyre. In ad- The Repertory Ensemble was estab- dition, the ensemble has attempted to lished in the fall of 1974. It serves as both maintain a historical perspective of the an arena for performers, and a vehicle by dance with the inclusion of such dance which new audiences throughout the coun- classics as Games by Donald McKayle. try can be exposed to the arts. These The ensemble has produced five or- have consMdcd largely of per- iginal ballets as its contribution to "Ailey in iinltfutional v*ttingv correction Celebrates Ellington" at the New York facilities, mental health centers, drug State Theatre at Lincoln Center in August rehabilitation programs and hospitals, as of 1976. The ensemble has also performed well as colleges and universities through- as a guest company in the Alvin Ailey oat the cast coast. American Dance Theater's New York City Center seasons. Under the artistic direction of Sylvia For more information call ». a former Ailey dancer, the group 201-526-1200. ext. 327. Auditions open for one-act plays Princeton Co BJty Players has an- Jan. 4 and 5, starting at 7 p.m., and axe by a casing call for three one-act appointment only. Call-backs will be held ptsyt: A Uttfe SoaaetMaf for the Dwdu on Jan. 6. . by Jean Lenox Toddie; Hcflo O«t Tfcer* The plays will be performed at the PCP . by William Suroyan; and The ZOT Story Playhouse. 171 Broadmead, Princeton, on . by Edward AJbee Feb. 5. 6. 12 to 14. and 19 to 21. Six roles will be cast for male and For more information call Nick Procac- female adults Auditions will be held on cino at 609-921-2339. The AMn Alley Repertory Ensemble will perform at Somerset County College on March 12 at 8 p.m. fDanco let us entertain you. adUcCaficr l^^j^ou^rebate if your casino trip is booked by Jan. 31st. MERCE MOTH PMXMZHCUIKS KPWITURES PRICE FlPfaBboux RourrfTripTrstwMkn.SiaoOinOoins,anrJ MaaanrJTues. CUNNINGHAM $1O00GardanSt9kQ*Caini Arrive ater6pjn. '10?? 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TO SUN. 11 -5 P.M. • S-WEf UOf DKE»|BW3fi>iJfVI!UARY 5,1,981 ON VIEW Black American and African Art Works of contemporary Black graphs by both American and South American and African Art from the African artists. The American artists will Woodland House An Gallery will be include Richard Rodgers, Romare featured in a new exhibit at the Western Bearden, Tom Feelings and Cliff Joseph. Electric Corporate Education Gallery, The South African artists will include Carter Road. Hope well, from Jan. 6 to Thabo Mothudi, Godfrey Ndaba, Feb. 16. The exhibit will open with a Hargreaves Ntukwana. Velaphi Mzim- reception from 2 to 5 p.m., Jan. 17. baso. Abraham Ntimbane and Motshile The Woodland House in Nthodi. Also included in the show will be Cro«on-on-Hudson, N. Y.. is the gal- a representation of colorful and im- lery/home of artists Barbara and Alec aginative tapestries, hand-woven by Jones. Mrs. Jones is the widow of Pulitzer Basotho* and Zulu women of Southern Prize winning dramatist Elmer Rice, and Africa. Mr. Jones is a journalism graduate of the The gallery will be open daily, from 9 University of Minnesota. a.m. to 4 p.m., and on weekends, from 2 The Western Electric exhibit will fea- to 5 p.m. For information call ture paintings, prints and original litho- 609-639-4719. £fw^w2 's stepping "Thrw Cummins Children and a Dog" 1844. (Artist unknown) [•14 uupstairs... . 609/ 100 Nassau St. Princeton 934-0767 American childhood in the 1800s Tic World of the CfaBd in 19th Jersey. New York and New England. Take advantage 40% OFF Ctatmrj AaKrfca. an exhibit exploring The more than 250 objects in the exhibit of their moving American childhood in the 1800s, will be will document the dramatic changes in on art supplies in the Fred Palmer Gallery of the Summit America during the 1800s. Highlighted SALE An Center. 68 Elm St., Summit, through will be the changes in society's attitudes Jan. 17. toward children. 50% OFF all jewelry, **»•—«"c« •od portraits of children, an- Curated by Bonnie P. Stevenson, for- tique toys, school objects, children's merly of Princeton, the exhibit i& being gifts and Christmas items. quilts, samplers, and furniture are among supported by a grant from The Geraldine Closad Saturday. SALE starts Jan. 4 the objects on display from numerous R. Dodge Foundation. Cash only. All solas final. public and private collections in New For information call 201-273-9121. McCARTER THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS TOM BRESLIN AS CHARUECHAPU WITH IALEIIE IEAIAI. 6IIA IIMTZ. KEITH CUIIAI.KAIEI 6I0IIETTI. MARK MABTIHO. KIM MORGAN AND D0U6LAS WALKER IN A NEW MUSICAL! V.S C £Y LANCE MULCAHY • BOOK 3/ JOHN McKELLAR • LYRICS BY JOHN McKELLAR ~\D DION McGREGOR • DIRECTED 3Y NAGLE JACKSON • CHORE- :G:^P-- »/ DOUGLAS NORWICK • SETS AND COSTUMES BY DESMOND HEELEY • _ JHT-\C: - F. MITCHELL DANA ! JANUARY 13 THROUGH 3! . eia«sy Aom- Se* York Post 'Keystone..- . ...*-A for bigger tW^gs. (609) 921-8700 WEEKS ONLY — ORDER TICKETS TODAY'! , 1981 ••"•tmit-OFF ON VIEW Art by Chris Craig at Rider College Paper work* by Chris Craig of National Governors' Conference in Atlan- Hopcwcil will be on exhibit in the Rider tic City that included the work of artists College Student Center An Gallery. Route from eight states. 206. Lawrencevilk. from Sunday to Fri- She is working toward a doctoral degree day. Jan. K>to 29. in an education at New York University Vafley Reflections, the one-woman and holds a B.S. degree in design and an show, will feature 12 three dimensional M.A. degree in painting from the Univer- pieces and 12 wall hangings. Each is made sity of Michigan. from materials such as sticks, feathers and The Gallery is open, free, from 9:30 a.m. to noon. I to 5 p.m. and 7 to II leaves, and her handmade papers come p.m.. Mondays to Thursdays. 9:30 a.m. to from fibrous plants. .noon and I to S p.m.. Fridays, and I to 5 A recipient of numerous State Art p.m..on weekends. Council grants. Ms. Craig recently For more information, call participated in an an exhibit for the 609-895-5000. Art Workshops set in Far Hills The Somerset An Association will give ures in watercolor with Roberta Clark; a long term classes, one and two day two-session class in pastel portraiture with workshops, and a four day mini-class, in Alden Baker of Summit; sculpture of the watercolor. pastel portraiture, macramc. human figure with Rita Fritz; an oil sculpture, oil painting and an an critique, painting seminar with Harry Naar of Rider during January and early February. College; macrame jewelry and wall hang- Classes will include two. four session ings with Michelle Chandless; and an an mini-classes on landscape painting in critique by Peter Chapin of Mendham on watercolor with Ron Lent: a one-day Feb. 4. workshop with New York artist Barbara For information call the An Association Nechis; a two-day class on painting fig- at 201-234-2345. Pktured above is an oil painting entitled "4:28 p. m." by Joseph Crilley, on view through Sunday, Jan. 10, at the CoryeU Gallery, 8K Coryett St., LambertviBe. Alsoon view are other paintings by Joseph Crttley, watercolors THERE ARE TWO by Ranulph Bye, and pencil drawings by Joan Poole. NEW ATTRACTIONS AT HIGHTSTOWN'S Spice up the Holidays LOBSTER SHANTY Dare to be different Leave It to Jack Baker to make We deliver Messages dining a delight. for any occasions... 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In 1974 he 801 West State St., Trenton. The program made his New York recital debut, and the will include Balktto dei Granduca by following year his first appearance as organ Sweelinck; Bach's Trio Sonata V in C; soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra. He Prelude, Fugue and Variation by Cesar is now director of music at Church of the Franck: and Durufle's Suite. Opus 5 Redeemer and coordinator of the music (complete). department at Rosemont College, both in Mr. Mackenzie began organ study at the Bryn Mawr, Pa. age of IS with concert virtuoso Robert For more information call Elmorc. and three years later became the 609-392-3669. The Jummrd String Quartet wm perform atMcCarter Theater, Princeton, on Jan. 4 at 8 p.nx Members are Robert Marm and Earl Carfyss. violin; Samuel Rhodes, viola; and Joel Krosnick. ceBo. INTERNATIONAL Julliard Quartet to perform Beethoven The Juilliard Quartet returns to Princeton quartet will perform its annual spring series on Jan. 4 at 8 p.m. in the Princeton Uni- of conceits as quartet-in-residence. since $250,000 versity Concerts Chamber Masterworks 1962. at the Library of Congress in scries at McCarter Theatre. The quartet, Washington. O.C. violinists Robert Mann and bar! Carlyss. The Juilliard Quartet also returns for the GIVEAWAY! violist Samuel Rhodes and cellist Joel eighth straight year to Boston to perform on Krosnick. will perform an all-Beethoven the Boston University Celebrity Series, and * Grand Prixo: Vacation Dream Horn*! program Qwrtet to F Major, Opw 59 will continue on a transcontinental North * 2 D*lor*a»Sports Cars I and Qartct to It-Oat Major, Opm 130. American tour. 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In this way replacement orders acres hugged the banks of the Delaware materials were imported from other loca- were efficiently filled. Former draftsmen and Rtntan Canal between Griggstown tions. report that this was standard operating and Rocky Hill for approximately three The history of terra cotta. one of the procedure for all pieces manufactured at decide*. Time has reduced it to a couple the Rocky Hill plant. of buildings and the ruins of two kilns. world's oldest building materials, dates to the civilizations of Babylon. Egypt and In its heyday at least nine brick kilns early Greece. In this country. New Jersey AS A BUILDING material, terra cotta spewed red flames into the country air. helped to pioneer the development of a was less expensive and more adaptable while over 300 laborers and craftsmen ceramics industry with tile, stoneware and than stone; it was also popular as a transformed locally dug clay into often brick production commencing in the ftreproofing material. However, it ap- elaborate statues and statuettes, roof and mid-17th century. A 1928 publication of parently did not adhere well and could be flooring tiles, tablets, friezes and other the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce adversely affected by cold weather. Terra decorative facings. It may have been the boasts that "...the greater part of New cotta fell out of favor as chunks fell off only domestic producer of hand-molded York's famous skyline is of terra cotta building surfaces. While its use as a gargoyles. From 1909 until around 1930 from New Jersey factories." building material declined with advances this firm was the bread and butter of the Most notable among these buildings is in technology, its ornamental value re- surrounding community. the Wool worth Building which extensive- mains exceptional. ly used Atlantic terra cotta products, Decorative clay trim was essentially DEPOSITS OF clay in Little Rocky including 7500 tons of terra cotta and custom-designed for each order. If desired Hill first attracted a brick factory to the 28.000 tons of tile. The world's tallest the natural cream tone could be sprayed in This multicolor cartouche was proba the wall of the terra cotta works.(Ph any color and fired for permanence. Locally the best example of a colored terra cotta ornament is the cartouche on the canalside wall of the remaining brick building of the terra cotta works. While probably intended for a church or churchman, the tablet was affixed to the powerhouse wall and delights all who chance to travel along Canal Road. Another example of colored terra cotta is the blue-based plaque on the Rocky Hill Firehouse, which also boasts coping and cornice from the Atlantic Terra Cotta Factory. Bright red and blue roofing tiles were made for the Philadelphia Art Mu- seum. The plant storage yard' was once described as a spectacle of color with The Rodcy Hffl Terra Cotta Works began as Partridge, Powell, arid Storer's brick factory in 1892.(Photo couresty of '• Workmen posed in the early 1900. (Pfi Eizabeth Menzies) :o TIME OFF WEEK OF DECEMBEf • made for a bishop. It appears on i courtesy of ESzabeth Menzies) stacks of different shapes and hue* await- ing shipment. Tern cocta can also be found on a number of other local buildings including ia Princeton, the First National Bank and Saint Paul's School: in Hopewcll. the old Brood Street bank building; and in Fkm- atgton. the public library. In its day. Atlantic Tern Cotta trim was used on schools, post offices and other public buildings throughout this country; it was also exported to Japan and other foreign markets. The terra cona craftsmen, many of whom were of Italian descent, were re- The most amazing accomplishment of the Atlantic Terra Cotta Company's •owacd for sculpting statues for interior Rocky Hill works was the production of the terra cotta for the Woolworth and exterior use. One such piece is in the building. (Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Menzies) cofection of the Historical Society of classical motit and sonic ale signed and fuel for the boiler* and the freight cars that Princeton and is currently on display at dated. While some artists probably had started products on their way to big city Bainbridgc House. This white terra cotta more formal training than others, the ware markets. bust of Woodrow Wilson is one of a pair is recognized for its quality and versatility Owner of the site for the past 30 years, signed by sculptor Peter Piai in 1914. This of design. Charles Cherris, reminisces about his first bust was made for plant superintendent Former workers still reside in the area, inspection of the premises — the dozens Buchanan, a lifelong Democrat. A son in and around Rocky Hill, Griggstown, of oak desks, tellers' cages, vaults, and a loaned it to a local exhibition of Wilson Franklin Park. Kingston. Princeton and safe that survived twenty years of disuse. memorabilia and subsequently donated it Remington. From them it is possible to The machinery had been previously sold to the Society. It is thought that a second coax a tale or two of yesteryear. Re- for scrap metal. Mr. Cherris has converted bust was presented to then President member the attempted payroll robbery, the office building into a residence. Woodrow Wilson. western style, by two men in red bandanas Most of the site is in ruins today but a who surprised the plant employee picking passerby on Canal Road can still view the It is known that Wilson was popular up the payroll in horse and wagon? remains of one large and one small kiln as well as the old brick powerhouse. The among plant personnel and management. Or the successful robbery some years latter, which once contained a steam For a time political posters proclaiming later of the rural mail carrier who was engine and generator, is said to have •Wilson Wins Without War" adorned the delivering cash from Princeton to the plant replaced an earlier wooden structure. To- wans. When the war came the plant in his early model Ford? temporarily closed on government orders day it is appropriately used as an atelier for as America geared to a war economy. The In the final years payroll delivery was local sculptor Joe Brown. Penh Amboy factory stayed open and executed by a colorful and highly de- converted to the production of war ma- corated armored truck, which attracted FIFTY YEARS have passed since the terial. much attention as it putted along Canal factory permanently closed its doors, and Road in the intervening time no doubt some Rocky Hill residents will remember the historical documentation has been itist. In MANY OTHER TERRA cotta old rope bridge that hung over the canal the interests of preserving what regains in artifacts made locally arc in private collec- and provided a shortcut to lunch: they may the memories and archives of are;i resi- J/k tions. They range from sizable animal also remember the skeptical worker who dents this writer is compiling a list of figures that flank cntryways and decorate always took the long route home. Many resource material. Additions arc welcome. terraces to smaller pieces for den book- residents recall the railroad spur to the Send them c/o Time Off, P.O. Box 350, kto courtesy of William McKelvey.Jr.) shelves and coffee tables. Many have a plant site — the coal cars that provided Princeton, 08540. 11 130 JANUARY 5. 1981 TIME OFF New Jersey Notes Jazz duo forever young by GENE KALBACHER formed with saxophonist Charlie Ventura's uptight it people don't do things their way. crete and steel. I think that's why people band in 1947. Indeed, if their voices and You learn fast when you travel around the get uptight." "Love » Wind, and lovers cannot sec." looks arc any indication, these Montclair world that there are many ways to.do Krai nods his head in agreement, gazing Shakespeare wrote in The Merchant of residents arc regular patrons of the Foun- things, and the're all valid in one way or cow-eyed at his lovely wife, and the Vcaice. The hard'* logic is as indisputable tain of Youth. another." interviewer apologizes before asking a lodiy »it »v in Elizabethan times, but in Jackie and Roy know what they're question the couple has fielded many ihe case of Jackie Cain and Roy Krai, the "A lot of it." says Cain of (he couple's talking about. Their tours have taken them times before. When did they first become husband-wife vocal team, love has surely appearance, "has to do with doing some- around the world, the most recent stop sweet on each other? made a liar of logic. thing you enjoy. If you have to get up being Japan, a nation whose civility, "I was sure you were going to ask us. Krai. 59 yean old. and Cain. 53. have every morning and go to a job you hate, cleanliness and intelligence made a "What is jazz?' " Krai retorts, somewhat been mamed for 32 yean (a fact belied by you start to get a crabby face with lines. marked impression on the duo. Says Krai, disappointedly. "Well. 1 have the answer: her youthful looks), and they arc neither But when you do something you really with more than a hint of awe in his voice. 'It's a living!" " Mind nor deaf. They arc. in fact, the most enjoy, and if you'd be doing it even if you "The streets — there isn't a matchstick or distinctive vocal duo un the contemporary didn't get paid, you're bound to feel better a cigarette butt on them! Spotless!" HAVING MADE his point. Krai defers scene, singers who arc as comfortable and your spirit from the inside has to be to his wife, who recalls the magic mo- with liking ballads and up-tempo pop better. AT PRESS TIME, Jackie and Roy arc ment. "I remember the first time we standards as they are with "vocalesc." "Also." Cain continues, stroking her scheduled to tour South Africa. Although kissed. I had a crush on Roy before he phonetic singing that uses the voice as an golden Prince Valiant-like hair, "learning many performers and athletes have even realized it. Roy's a bit older than 1 arranged instrument. about different cultures and lifestyles real- boycotted that country because of its am. and I was only about 17 at the time." On their 23rd and most recent album. ly broadens you. I don't know if it makes apartheid policies. Krall insists that while "Sweet 16 and never been kissed." East of Smtx (Concord). Jackie and Roy. you look younger, but it certainly gives he disapproves of the racism, he's going Krai interrupts, dryly but affectionately. as they arc known in the business, sound as you a more open outlook on life, a more as a musician, not as a politician. "We're "Roy had another girlfriend at the fresh and vital as they did when they per- relaxed outlook. Some people get so going to entertain an integrated au- time." Cain continues, "so I really dience." he states. couldn't make many overtures. The girl On the road six months a year. Jackie used to come into the club (where Jackie •«• ««7 and Roy have lived in Chicago. New York and Roy were singing as part of the "DATING" and Las Vegas, among other places, but George Davis Quartet) and spend a lot of Tirttf tt ktkmg m tka mat they arc most comfortable in suburban time with Roy. Plus. I was rather shy." placestar KM ngM panaai? Montclair. where they have lived for eight Biding her time. Cain waited until C7iC Col! or Writ* NOW! years. "I can't stand to live where there midnight on New Year's Eve. when she. CTua A are no flowers and trees." says Cain, Krai and the band had finished playing paraphrasing a line from the song. "It's "Auld Lang Syne." "We played the song iinooocnoii, i»c So Peaceful in the Country." from their and I got up and gave him a big juicy kiss, 72XnUUUfOttML.PKIUl.FA. 19135 East of Suez LP. "I think that's essen- and I think that got to him." she re- nmstteonmtqitftmmlet* Mtoauto it» Ne Qbhgitwn. tial." adds Cain., "and I think that's why members. "He looked at me twice then." ISSo.MunSt. people get so crazy in the city. 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The story is entertaining, Reporter Mcgcn Carter has gone out to say). According to the leak, liquor whole- fine job in Nornta Rae, it became hard to and Newman looks good. lunch with a man \hc believes iv a murder saler Mike Gallagher (Paul Newman) is sec her as an airhead again. The part On the other hand, the love affair wnpect He ha* ui.cn her un his yach! far under investigation for a long-unsolved should have gone to someone younger and between the principals seems sparkless out in the harbor, thereby km rig a pho- disappearane. something like the Jimmy less solid. and unbelievable. tographer »ho »«s suppmed to be tailing Hoffa case. The character is not helped by her editor Tiny details of newsroom practice lack them u> pruccct her Now the man has This is essentially false. The in- who seems to love to court lawsuits. In authenticity. A headline contains a phrase dnco\crcd a micruphxnc hidden t«n her vestigators don't really think Gallagher real life, editors usually say. "Tone this that is split between two lines. These iapel pin She utlen a profanity. She could committed murder, but they arc gambling down, get another source on that and points are trivial, but they show that no hardl) look more uncomfortable. that he can lead the police to someone else verify these facts." Not here. The movie one who really knew newspapers was on The funny thing i*. playing Carter. who did. would be dramatically stronger if there the job in the making of this movie. Sally Reid took* xlmmi this uncom- Carter publishes this, attributing it to were some conflict within the newsroom. It's no wonder Field looks so uncom- fortable throughout]! Absence of Malice. unnamed sources. Gallagher complains, fortable. Absence of Malice is almost saved by Bad a*(he predicament on (he yacht is for but the Miami Standard's lawyer tells its supporting cast, one of whom sum- the reporter, it » hardly worse than the him he has no beef — there was no The movie is rated PC. It contains a scene of marizes in a humorous way the system of mcomnicftt. incoherent role the talented malice. (Actually, the malice rule would Newman roughing up Field, some profanity and communication that is depicted: "The last references to abortion. actress finds henelf in. This problem in apply in a libel case involving a public the central character causes real trouble. figure, which the lawyer admits Gallagher is not.) NEXT, Gallagher's friend, a woman in New Jersey Notes her 30s. tells Carter in confidence she has review an alibi for him. On the day of the disappearance, she was having an abortion in Atlanta, and Gallagher was with her. (Continued from page 12) genes." Some have criticized the movie for This seems to be true, though highly "Yes." Cain adds. "Heredity has a lot depleting journalists as inept, inscntitive private. Without making an effort to verify Krai agrees by raising his eyebrows. to do with it." and unethical. When the Reporters* Com- the story. Carter publishes it. The woman That explains how Jackie and Roy fell "Oh. no." Krai says, correcting his mittee for Freedom of Information spon- commits suicide. Carter is sorry. in love, but what accounts for their wife. "I didn't mean those genes — I sored the ptein>cic last month in Washing- She next reports that, according to the amazing good looks? mean designer jeans!" ton, some members of the organization district attorney. Gallagher has been "Truthfully," answers Krai, sitting, Jackie and Roy will perform at Greene •ere quite embarrassed cleared. She starts a love affair with ironicaly enough, in a rocking chair. "I Street (New York) for five nights in But. as Absence of Malice screenwriter Gallagher. Then she gets a leak that the think our appearance has to do with February. . Kurt Lcudtke has noted, the reporters' district attorney is under investigation for reaction was as predictable as police taking a bribe from Gallagher. She falls officers' fretting over bad-cop movies. out of love with him and publishes the Unfortunately, not one journalist in the charge. What she neither reports nor movie comes out looking good, while knows is that Gallagher was setting up the normally in movies about corrupt police at D.A.. not bribing him. S^Claridge Carriage" least one noble cop is on hand to blow the Though she is supposed to be a veteran whistle. Nevertheless, the problems of reporter. 34 years old. in the business journalistic ethics need exposure, and this more than 10 years, she displays less probably was the intention of the film's street-savvy and moral sense than a Tb Atlantic City serious director. Sydney Pollack (They sophomore news-writing student in any Stoat Hones. Don't They? and Electric decent journalism school. Leak Carter youtgrocery list and she would publish it. The character played by Field is an ace Plus $2. voucher reporter who is constantly deuced. 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The pigs started to dream about filling their tummies, About the ultimate treats, indescribably yummy. Jellied candies, Fouchon, Paris, France. They compiled the list in record time, Sherbets (sorbets), Bertillion, He de St. Louis, Paris,France. And before you could Wink they got off their behinds. They raced from the house, headed towards the airport, Swiss Chocolate Fondue as served in Gruyere, Switzerland. "To catch a plane to our treats," said the pigs with a snort. They flew North and South and East and West, Italian ice cream, particularly the tartuffo, as served at Tre And when they returned they had the best Scallini, Piazza Nuvono, Rome, Italy. Of all possible chocolates, chips and cakes. 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LE PETIT VILLAGE Rt. 130, E. Windsor. French FEEDtAC Princeton Shopping Center, Harrison JSkOTS Tavern & Restaurant 244 Alexander St., Cuisine. Sat. Nite Special-Clam dip. Salad, Roast Princeton, N. J. Open 7 days. Lunch. Dinner. St., Princeton, N. J. Monday-Saturday 8:30 a.m. - Duck or Bouillabaise & coffee $f3. Open Fri. & Sat. Cocfctals. Fri. Shrimp in the Basket Special. (609) 4:00 p.m. Smorgasbord. Fri. Eve. & regular menu. BYOB (609) 924-8441. 6-10 pm. Res: 609/448-6670'; Cocktails avail. Banquet facilities to 150. ANNEX Restaurant 128% Nassau St. Princeton THE FOOLISH FOX Rt. 206. 3 % mi. north of Prin- MCATEERS RESTAURANT -1714 Easton Avenue, Mon. • Sat 1130 to 1 a.m. Luncheon, Dinner, ceton. Prime Ribs, Seafood. Lunch, dinner & after Franklin Township. American Continental Cuisine. Cocktals. Large selection of Italian £r American theatre. Mon.-Sat. 11:30-1 AM, Sun. 5-1 AM. En- Lunch, Dinner, Cocktail. Live entertainment. Wed- food & seafood at reasonable prices. 609-921- tertainment Fri. & Sat. eves. Cocktails. (609) 924- dings. Business Luncheons: Tues.-Sat. (Tues. 7556. 0262. Night Belly Dance) Reservations 201-469-2522. IUJI RAM Rt 532 Washington Crossing, Pa. Tues.- FORAGER HOUSE Route 32, midway between MILLER'S WIFE, S. Main St. (Rt. 539) Allentown, Sat 11 JO ajn. to 2 am. Sunday, noon to 2 a.m. Washington Crossing and New Hope. Dinners daily N.J. Country cooking served in an historic grist mill. Lunches 11:30-3 Wed. thru Sat; Sun. Brunch Brunch 12-3. Entertainment nightly. Sundays, 4-8. except Monday. Sunday Brunch. Reservations 11:30-3; Candlelit Dinners Fri. & Sat. 6-9. BYOB. <215) 493-1262. Cocktails. please 215-862-9477. Now serving your favorite wine & spirits. 609-259-3774. 'CAFE REMNI13-15 Klines Court. LambertviUe. NJ. FOUNDERS INN just off Cranbury Road, Monroe iMUIRHEAD Continental Cuisine, Friday & Satur/' International cuisine in an atmosphere of elegance. Twp/Jamesburg. 201-521-0319. Charming atmos- 'day by reservation only. Rte. 202-31, Ringoes, N.J. Tues.-Sat 6 p.m.-10 p.m.. Sun. 4 p.m.-8 p.m. phere, soup-n-salad bar, cozy lounge, steaks, fresh (201)782-7803.. Reservations suggested. (609) 397-2631. seafood, gourmet specials, happy hr. 4-7 wkdys; Sunday Brunch 12-3. Lunch Tu-F; Dinner Tu-Sat; Moderate prices. GLENOALE INN 48 New HMerest Ave., Trenton, NASSAU INN Palmer Sq., Princeton, N.J. 609-921- CAMTO-S RESTAURANT • 1001 S. Clinton Ave.. N.J. International Cuisine, special menu daily, can- 7500. Three Restaurants: The Greenhouse, Yankee, Trenton. Specializing in Italian Cuisine. Prime Rib Special Wed. thru Sun. (Reservations required.) apes served at cocktail hour 4:30 to 7:00. Entertain- Doodle Tap Room & The Inn's Dining Room. Enter- Cocktails. Open 7 days (609) 599-3175. ment Wednesdays & weekends. Closed Sundays. tainment nightly. Dancing Fri. & Sat. Eves. Break- (609) 883-2450 Banquet facilities all wk. fast, Sun. Brunch, Lunch, Dinner & Late Nite. CHUCrS SPRING STREET CAFE 16 Spring St., GREENLINE 175 Nassau St., Princeton, N. J. (609) NORTH CHINA Mandarin & Szechuan Cuisine, 56! Princeton. Princeton's newest idea in a restaurant. 683-0240. Featuring fresh, whole foods, whole Witherspoon, Princeton, N.J. Mon.-Thurs. 11:30-10 Speriafczing in great food and take-out service. grain breads, vegetarian specials. Mon.-Thru Sat. Fri. 11:30-11, Sat. 11:30-11 Sun. 1:00-10. BYOB. Breakfast 8-11:30; FUH menu 11:30 am - 10 pm. Breakfast 8-1130 a.m. Lunch 1130 - 2 p.m. Tea 2- Carry out service. Daily Lunch Specials 11:30 -3:00., 608/921-0027. 530 p.m.. Dinner 530 - 830 p.m. (BYOB) THE CLAY POT Restaurant Rt. 1 & Major Road, HENRY BECK'S EATERY 2944 Brunswick Pike (Rt. OVER THE BRIDGE INN Continental Cuisine. Ap- South Brunswick. Serving luncheon. Cocktails, 1), Lawrenceville. Lunch & Dinner featuring plegarth Road, Monroe Township, N. J.; Lunch, unlimited salar bar. fresh seafood, and a specialty homemade soups, quiches, fresh salads, Dinner, Cocktails. Open 7 days 609-448-6630. in barbequed baby back ribs. (201) 297-6678. casseroles, sandwiches, etc. Catering. Open 1130- 9 Mon.-Fri., Sat. 5-9:30. BYOB (609) 882-6080. 'COACH A FOUR Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge HUNAN Chinese Restaurant, 1715 N. Olden Ave., 'PAGODA specializing fn Szechuan & Hunan Rt 33. Hightstown, NJ. Dancing and erv Trenton, N.J. Hunan, Peking Specialties, take-out cooking. 1342 Brunswick Ave., Trenton, N.J. (at tertamment with Sal Trippi Tues. thru Sun. orders, BYOWine. Lunch served Mon. thru Sat. U.S. 1 & Brunswick Circle). Mon-Thurs 12-10 pm, evenings. Luncheons & dinners. For reservations 1130-2:30; Dinner served Sun. thru Thurs. 4:30-10, Fri & Sat 12-11 pm. Sun 4:30-10 pm. (609)392- caU (609) 448-2400. Fri. & Sat. 4:30-11.(609) 883-8759. 1122. CONQUISTADOR. Hilton Inn, Mdnmouth St. East' PEACOCK INN 20 Bayard Lane (Route 206 near KIM'S KITCHEN 18 South Main St.. LambertviUe, Windsor, NJ. Breakfast, Lunch, an* Dinner Served Nassau St.) Princeton, N.J. Lunch, Dinner, NJ. Korean cuisine. Open Tuesday through Satur- Daiy. Elegant Continental Dining, Winner 1981 Cocktails Mon.-Sat. Closed Sun. Major Credit Cards day for dinner 609-397-1509. .Menu of the Year Award. Cocktail Available. Accepted. Lodgings available (609) 924-1707. (609)448-7000. 'COUNTY LINE INN Steaks, Seafood, Itafian" KONDTTOREI Continental Cuisine, reasonable price. PEKING EXPRESS Chinese Cuisine, 31 Station Dr., Dining. US Hwy. 206, SMbnan. Mon.-Fri. Lunch Small cafe with homemade specialties like Spanka- Princeton Jet., N. J. Tues. - Thurs. 1130 - 2, 5- 1130 a.m.-3 p.m.. Dinner 5 p.m.-11; Sat. Dinner 5 pita, Tostada, Quiches & scrumptious desserts. 9:30; Fri., Sat. 11:30-2, 5-10, Sun. 1-9. 609-799- p.m.-12; Sun. Dinner 4 p.m.-9. Cocktais available.' Catering & Box Lunches. 48 W. Broad St (Hopewell 9891-3334. BYOWine Carry out, service. (201)369-6300. House Sq.) Hopewell. Tu-F 9:30-3 PM, Sat. 10:30-3. .CRANR4JRY INN 21 South Main St, Cranbury. N J. THE KING'S WHARF at the Somerset/Marriott 110 PHEASANTS LANDING — 2 restaurants: The Nest, Lunch Tues.-FrL 1130230. Dinner Tues. Tbur*. 5- Davidson Ave. at I 287 & 627. Easton Ave. a Rathskeller for luncheons, casual dining & late 9. Fri. & S«t 5-10. Sun. Dinner 12-8 P.M. Private Somerset Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner dairy; Light & night sandwiches. Entertainment Fri. & Sat Eve; pantss. vocKuB*. tmensmment m. tr oat 'Gourmet dining, Mon.-Sun. 7 a.m.-11 p.m.. Sun. The Pheasants Inn for cocktails and fine continental ' eveningr 609-666-6695. Brunch 1030a.m.-230 p.m. 201-560-0500. Dining.'Amwell Rd., Belle Mead. Dt MATTIA'S Restaurant & Lounge, 1 N. Main St, £AfilERE*S~ French Cuisine 5-7 Witherspoon St., Alantown, NJ. rtaian-Arnerican Cuisine. Dining To Advertise your Restaurant Princeton, N. J. Mon.-Sat. Closed on Sunday. in TIME OFF's Dining Guide room hrs. Tuac-Thurs. 5 pjn.-9 p.nw, Fri.-Sat 5-10, Wine Cater. Lunch. Dinner. Cocktails available CaU (609) 924-3244 or contact Sun. 3*. Sunday Brunch 11-2 pjn. Cocktais (608) 609-921-2798. your Sales Representative 258-9128- < WEEK Of DECEMBER 3ft - JANUARY 5,1981 IS THffOff NOW PLAYING Dec 30 Jan 6 prtnt asMM. tfvough Jn 4. An Invitational - by Kbn KaMar. mbwd 1700. 1962, Jan. 5 to a. McCarter Theatre. Univer- _ ibyHarriatHurwNzand Bunny Tkns Off dosdHnss se Place. Prineaton; 6094214173. Nauman; al at tw Ful Houaa Qalary. 32 Main WORN artWs* holday art ahow, Cranbury Ail submissions to the Now St. Khgaton; through January. 809-924-4040. Comer Qalary, 63 North Main St. Cranbury. tor entries to THCounty Art A»- through Dec.. 8094554111. nsyfeiQ csssrnsr 1 stings must b© li mnufl funMl 49cMb»£ Jm. 3* Color pho*ogiaph» by Martha Vaughan. raoajvsd no lBlsrMnnTnurtd>y for MonnMOn ctM 609*44 Naaaau Oalary. 20 Naaaau St. Prineaton; Works by handfcapped artist*, juried art ex- at noon prior to the following Qa& 11 through Jan. 2. httt. Pubic Service Electric and Qasf Com- waste's pubicstton. The cstondv t*JaVl. 4«Bi V pany. Newark. Nov. 30 to Dec. 4; and Camden include only those events . Jen. 4 to 3fc MkkSseax County Coftsge. County Ubrary. Dec 14 to 31; 201-745-2788. Woodbrtdge Aw*, EoTeon; 2014484000. I Art. Squfcb Qalary; Routo 208; » between the through Jan. 10.609-921-4263. Oflispublshed v, Princeton Art AnotlaUon. Of III fl««J* WnsnHUCOmU *••!•», OCola Road, Prtnoaton; Jan. 4 to 31, for Q House Rotunda; through Jan. 4. fortime s call and the following Wednesday. 201436-5880. nowsw, noses* may oe sem n hour* cat 6094214177. by CaroJa Am Buaakio. ManvMa Pubic Ub- rary. 100 South 10ft Awe., ManvS*; through advance to be used in the Trunk, HBaborough PuMc Dacambar. 201-722-9722. Art gay by BrtanMaytun, Robert Dckhold, Ubrary. Itoad. Bala Maad. montti of Qrant nMndOepn end nobort Stapnon, Jorurs Al submissions must be typed r. 2014594916. Rna art and ojuaMy crafta, Signaturaa Gal Fine Art Qalary. Routo 33 and MMhurst Road, lary, Routo 202, Far HBa; through Oacambar, Freehold, month of Dae.. 201-4314838. and double spaced and contain far ttmaa cal 201-234-2881. brief information on the event — nuaa Ml books* PrinMion Unl- vanSy Ubrary, books atnd ipocW oo§sTO- pheandacukpureby tMfwre • is tajong place, wnsn, wno d fl of Rrsolooo Ubwy* by Frad Lahman, Frankfln State T. Princeton University is sponsoring it, wfosflhar a fee or trough Jan. 8,609-46241979 . Bank, Stato Hwy. 27. Nngatom through Da- d, Princeton, Dec. 13to oambar. for ttmaa cal 809421-6660. Jan. 22. 6094214393. > IBM *^MMMsVaBaaa phone number readers may eel for ay »»^nw— f Ansquatoyai(hl»\ EaatBruriawickMuaaum. Works of Anne Packard, FuB House Oakery. •unner asurmason. Q Daalol n Skidto. Nay Aiav Naw Dae. 5 toJan . 17,201-2494522. fraa. 32 Main St. Kingston, through Jan.. 609424- To mal submissions, writs Plow Hop*. Pa, trough Jan. 30.2154624630. 4040. PanandMcdrawlngaby Jaff Jarvto, Prinea- do Time Oft, P.O. Box pQ by Hsvrison Cot* HJ. 08640. If ton Airport; through Jan. 2. fortkna s cal 609- 6654111. tJngham of Qriggstown. lobby of First National you have other questions, call TeaSrig Service, Carlar and Roaedele Bank of Princeton, 90 Nassau St., Princeton; Prinoeton. 609-7344589. through December. 6094214100. Boynton, Foragar Houaa Restaurant Qalary; A Year With CMdren, The Solomon R. American prlnaK procaaaand proofs. Nov. •through Dacambar, for times call 215462- Guggenheim Museum, 1071 Fifth Ave., New 25 to Jan. 24.1882; Cannae Soutoture: 8h 9477. , Dae 9 toFeb . 7; 2Oti Century Amar- York City; through Jan. 10, 212460-1300. ICaSI MfC 8fltoCB0fls) WQHA nt pWHMVMIK UOto Houaaa for UMe Paopto, Dae. 11 to A Famty Atjum, photos by Jack Rosen, and- coSsctlon, continuing exhibit; Whitney Fab. 21; Epyplan,Jlraak and Romanart. ART Museum of Ainerican Art. Madtoon Ave. at 75th aoft «culpture* by Robin Power, River oonttnulng wMbit^ CnriotRBsW In ttio BsaMn" Center for the Arts, 156 South Main St., New St. Naw York CKy. 212-570-3633. Mna Houaa. through Jan. 6; Matataroua Hope, Pa.; through Jan. 15, for hours call 215462-5765. Works of Boaoaton, through Kurrdck, through Jan. 17; NJ. ArtfatAtf a Bton- i Art. Wiatim Badric Corporate Jan. 3; and AnSojus QJUB)*, through Jan. 10; nMBJiMt. through Jan. 20;ThoDaalgnrao Peter Bonnet Wight and the Gaoed Age, Educaton QaSary. Carter Road. Itopawal; Hunlardon Art Cantor. OU Stona MM, Cantor tory, through Sept 26; Newark Museum. 49 ana A Masterpiece or American AIWHISC- Jan. 6 to Feb. 16. for hours cal 609439-4719. Street. Onion. 201-735-6415. Washington St. Newark. 201-7334600. free. ture, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, > CNM In tSftt Century i bytU. er Broad and Cherry Sts., Philadelphia; through Shadow* of ML Huang. Dec. 13 toJan . 24; Feb. 7, 215-972-7642. alary. Sum* Art Cantor. 66 trough' Jan. 3; BJ.O. NordMdl 2O»i Century Photographs from Museum's Eton St. Summt: tnugh Jan. 17. torhour s Dec. 15 to Jan. 24; Durar and Print* exhbit, through Jan. 3; Middlesex cal 201-2734121. h Jart 24; y j i, through Jan. y* •tvouQpN Jon. 24; A Portfolo of Prints County College, Woodbridge Avenue. Edison, *m* EBv^a^aSak LaVM«^aK STLIUI-LLJJL * Ai, SJM^^ CoSscSon, through Jan. 17; Chkiaae PaW- 201-5484000. 07 CSBMMMI MOnaaWia sTVwUyi Jatl. «4f IVW •igB «om amaaurn s voaacnon, mrougn wawOTy weW DJf vasal wSmwKKt UaTwU^i JtVI. Jan. 17; The Art Museum of Princeton Univer- Photogiapli* by Carol Kaslander, Some- 17; NJ. Stoto Muaaum. Waat Stala Straat. sity; 609-4524787. thing Special toEa t and Drink, 18 E. Lafayette Routo 33 and Tranton; St. Trenton, through Dec 31,609-392-7313. * January, for toya and to* art Out Manor. Victorian (tollhouse. Mercer County Ubrary, LswrencevOe; through early ov caiaiasi ano unGmn oy KM sani^eBBmaMSumy - JaruKYtJ &f tknarcathMl 60948242466094824246. Dhneff, Hopawell Frame Shop, Hopewell mit, tirough Jan. 17.201-2734238. (raa. House Square, through December. 609-466- ^ Kir nHaTi 1617. Hd, PrinOStOfl, stVOUQli _ i by Dotoraa M. Spraguo Jan. 4v p«rai oy HsVQai NOfOMra, irouQn and kana V. Bowers, LambartvMa House, 32 A spectrum of crafts, Tool and Talent, 229 JWL 4, And poMatiQB by rr«vaV Jotwon, JaWi. Urtwanty Cutura Workahop, Aaron Burr Hal. Bridge St. UrnbarMto, through Dae., 609- Raritan Ave., Highland Park. Nov. 15 through S to 29. Fvsl Nflltonol Bonk of Contra! Jorsoy, through Jarc, 201-3444771. 3974202. Dec. 31. 201-2464878. HOOCy fW. WeMnCOaut* Oy UnOB LOmDeVw, tmugh Jan. 3. and photographa by Chanaa ofAnna Packard, Capa Cod Photographa of oy i • woyno Paper, sculpture and image and Papering: Raam. Jan. 5 to3 t Naw Jaraay Naitonal Bank. l by Joanna Auguatlna, 194 Naaaau St. Prineaton: I4ti annual juriad Am ConOnas and Pat Hutonlaon; graphics Avenue. Hopewali, through Dec.. 609-466- (Continued on page 18) V Pi's PANCAKE HOUSE 154 Nassau St.. Princeton SOUPE DU JOUR Blackwell Ave. & Rte. 518, (609) 924-1353. Homemade specialties are SZECHUAN GARDEN Mercer Mall, Rt. 1, Hopewett, N. J. Lunch Mon, - Sat. 1130 - 230; features in a large menu. Breakfast is served all Lawrenceville, N.J. Fine Chinese Cuisine. Lun- Wed. N'rte coffee house 8-11 p.m., Candleltte din- day along with food for the whole famly at af- cheon, Dinner, Take Out. Bring your own wine . ner Fri. 630 - 930 (609) 466-3777. fordable prices. Open 7 days from early to late. 609-452-1525. SCAMTKON Conference Center & Hotel. Princeton SOUTHWIND Chinese-Porynestan Restaurant 479 THE TERRACE at the Marketplace, Princeton, NJ. Forrestal Center. Rt 1. NJ. 3 Exciting Restaurants; Ridge Rd. (Rt 522) Monmouth Jet. So. Brunswick Seafood & Natural food recipes. Open for lunch The Begant Black Swan. The Gracious Courtyard & Twp. Different Special Luncheon Daily $2.88. under skyi'grrt Mon-Sat Dinner by candlelight The Charming Throb* Gardens. Continental & Gourmet Chinese Cuisine prepared by seasoned Thurs. Er Fri. nights. BYOB. (201 )821 -8822. Danish cuisine. Abo 4 lounges. 609-452-7800. chefs. BYOWine. (201) 329-2722. Open 7 Days. STAR Exotic IrxSan Cuisine. 3068 Rt 27. Kendall STARS RESTAURANT 9 Kline's Ct Lambertville, TRIVENI Exotic Indian Cuisine. 908 Livingston Ave., Park. NJ. Open for Dinner Sun-Thurs 530 to 9:30, N J. Fine continental cuisine, changes dairy. BYO N. Brunswick, NJ. Dinner 5:30-10 P.M. BYOWine. Complete Indian menu from Pakors & Mulligat- Fri & Sat 530 to 1030. Visa. Mastercard. Am. Wine. Open for dinner Wed. thru Sat 7-11; Lunch awny Soup to Lamb Vindakw, Curries, Beef Nirgisi Express accepted. Parties arranged. 201 /297-S496. Fri. & Sat 12A Sunday brunch 12-5. Nightly Chefs Special $7.95. For Resv. 609/397-2923. & Moglai Kofta. Take-out. (201) 248-6496. TIME OFF, 17- NOW PLAYING (Cotitmaed nt>BB 17) Edkwn. Jan. 6 at 8 pjn., 201-548-6000. ext 238. of York. Winston Churchill advises the King an art and* , trough Dec 31; Robeeon not to abdicate until he sees what measure of Gallery. Rutgers University.'Newark. AUDITIONS support he will receive. Mrs. Simpson also 201-648-5870. tries to persuade the King not to abdicate and finally agrees to do anything that might pre- One art plays. Princeton Community Play- vent it (R) en; Jan. 4 to 6, for information call iftOO New Jersey NkjrrtJyNews (R) Coryal FOR KIDS 1 10:30 The Scariet Letter — Nathanial 609-921-4924. y.aiS CorVal St. Lambartvaa. Nov. 15 Hawthorne's great American classic comes to Jan. 10. 800-307-O804. VrvatoTs aorta, Hope Lutheran Church, Elton alive as Meg Foster plays the adulterous •, Monmouth Museum, Wonder Hester Prynne. condemned by the people of Warehowee Children's GaJWry. Newman' Adolphls HQeKJ. Froohokt^bs^nning Jan. A, Mondays, 8 to 10 p.m.. 201-462-8811. 17th century Boston. While Hester and her Springs Road. UncrofcttvoughAu0uaMM2. infant Pearl languish in prison, they are visited lor hows cal 201-747-2288. by her long-lost husband. Roger Chillingworth. MUSIC who swears her to secrecy about his identity and sets out to find — and punish — Hester's . George Slraat Playhouse's CW- lover. Kevin Conway plays the husband. John J 'dran-a Theater. 414 Qaorga 8L, Naw Bruns- at Greet Gorge: Frank* DANCE Heard is the Rev. wick: Dec. 13 to 31. for times cal 201-846- Showroom; ft Hater's 11:30 Capttoned ABC World News To- Ouke of Yak Grand Baaroom; f* night (Sign Off) swy. nayrnaai Bar arx> naalauam. Dae. 31. Sootttsh Country Dandng, Murray Dodg>. • Ral, Princeton University campus; Saturdays, 2D1-827-6000. ' nek. New Jersey State Museum, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1982 ' 8 p.m., 609483-6295, no experience required. Sheet. Trenton. Jan. 2 at 1 and 3 PM Trinfty Ca- 600-2824308. 8:00 Once Upon A Classic — The twdraL 801 West SUM St. Trenton, Jan. 3 at Nutcracker Baas^ New Jersey Ballet Com-' LeatherstocMng Tales" party. Montdair High School. Dec. 26 to 30. The Design Lab, a participatory exnt*. 8:30 Great Performances — "Die Newark Museum. 49 Washington St. Newark, 201-736-5940. FtaJdermaus" The Vienna State Opera Chorus , MpCsner Theatre. 91 Un»- trough Sept 30. and Orchestra in a performance of Johann varsiy Place. Princeton. Jan. 4 at 8 p-iiu, Bam Dance Montgomerg y High School Strauss' 3-act operetta. Featured are soprano 800-021-8700. cafeteria. Jan. 6 frof m 7:30 to 930 p.m., Gundula Janowitz as Rosalinda; Ebemard 201-358-8211. free. Wachter as Eisenstein; Renate Holm as Adele A*»*lsrirtt^lM<¥lslrWB.TitntyChutch. and Wolfgang Windgassen as Prince Or- 33 Msnsr St, Princeton, Jan. 4 to 6 at 830 lofsky. (2'/i hrs.) ,809-024-2277. DRAMA 0 RuCgors Univorsi • 11:00 Wai Street Week ty, BarfJatt HaH, Cook College, New Brunswick, 11:30 Washington Week in Review , various artists. Tha Blue every Wednesday at 7 p.m., 201-932-7084. Ram. RL 532 tfTaytonrtfeRd.. Washington's Qpaeinu,Pa^ Sundays. 3 to 7pm, 215-493- Tintype*, George Street Playhouse, 414 I American and Engash dancing, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2 '1282- George St. Naur Brunswick. Dec. 1 to Jan. 3. Wflcox Hal, Princeton University campus, ev- PM 201-246-7717. ery Thursday at8p.m. (except Dec. 24 and3i). 4:00 Animal World I trio, Cafe Renni. 13-15 Wines 600-466-3896. 4:30 Matinee At The Bijou — "Cooking Up Court LwntoertvBe, every Friday from 630 to HitoJ* arid The Man WWt the Flower In Ms Trouble" (1945) The results are often chaotic 10x30 P m.. 600-397-2631. MotMi, The Aetofs Cafe Theatre. BtoomfieW College, Franklin and Fremont Streets, in this comedy/drama when friends of a BtoomfWd. Dec. 31 to Jan. 16.201-429-7662. murder victim take on the job of raising his Off fa^ Jazz. OrigMTrenlonCoffcarKJuae, young son. Bill Gilbert and Maxie Rosenbloom 15 Soum Broad St. Tranton: Thursdays. 609- MISCELLANY are in the cast. "John Henry and the Inky Poo" 396-7665. * • Joseph* RooeeveH Park Workshop Theatre, (1946) is the cartoon; the short is "All-Star Dec. 18 to 23 and 26 to 30, 201-548-2884. Band Rally" (1945) "Lost City of the Jungle" is HoWay Open House. Old Barracks Museum. the serial (1946) 6:00 Women In Sports The Don In Winter, New Jersey Theatre South Willow Street,Trenton; Dec. 30,10 a.m. to 430 p.m., 609-396-1776. 6:30 Once Upon A Classic — The ! FILM Forum, 232 E. Front St. Plainfield. Dec 17 to Leatherstocking Tales" (R) Jan. 10, Wednesday to Saturday at 8 p.m. and 7:00 Imageries LatJnas—"MusicaJibara" Sunday at 3 pjn.; also Dec. 26 and Jan. 2 at 3 Stamp Coaectori Bourse. King's Fairground 1 Mall. Nottingham Way, Trenton; Jan. 3, II a.m. Musicians and singers who perform folk songs pjn«; no performancee on Dec 24,25 and 31; of Puerto Rico's highlands. (R) 201-757-5888. to 5 p.m., free. HMUrii Of Wlw l^fw^aflw rmOOll «OO Cfr" 7:30 The New Voice —Student staffers of dangered Spsdea, Washington dossing a high school newspaper become involved in Stale Park Nature Canter. THusvBe, Jan. 2 Toy Train Show and Sale. Somerset Marriott some of the social problems of the day. (R) and 3 at 2 pjn..-«09-737-0609. free. See How They Run, Huntardon HUs Play- Hotel, 110 Davidson Ave.. Somerset; Jan. 3,9 7:57 NJ Lottery Pick It Drawing — Live house. Dome 173. Bridgewatan through De- m. to 230 p.m.. 201-463-8696. 8:00 Cotege BasketbsJ — Live "Prince- Damn Yankees. Mkttesex County &*ege. cember. 201 •758-4020. least and Mbt Ssicjes denes* and ton vs. Seton Hall" (men) Bill Perry calls the Carolier Lanes, Gazebo Lounge, Route 1 live court action. North, North Brunswick, every Saturday from 10:00 Coftege Basketball — Live "Prince- 830 p.m. to 1 am, 609-655-5825. ton vs. Seton Hall" Bill Perry calls the play-by-play court action at Seton Hall. New Year's Eve cstobiaMon. Princeton Per- SUNDAY, JANUARY 3 forming Arts Center, 25A WHherspoon St., PM Princeton. Dec. 31 at 10 am., 609-924-1917. 7:30 Jack Benny — The "good old" days f rom any of our conven [t locatjons for a limited time pnly.-.™ of Vaudeville are relived by Benny and his "Somerset County Photography Club, St. guest Bob Hope. 11-—:V 1-DAY WOUND EXCURSION FARE $11 Johns Eoioronai fjiii.rch, Somerville: second 8:00 The First ChurcMte — "Breaking A.M. Drpartm From: A.M. P.M. and fourthTuesday s of each month, 201-526- The Circle" John Churchill continues to be 8J0 TifrrDdi 9:35 1186. successful in his war against France, but his .1 'US. *Ui«Sc RI». s:i a 130 prestige at home and with Queen Anne is 5 M«rria>. NJ. ISIS.O0I E. Windsor. N J. Itll.UUI impaired by the devious backstairs intrigue of Robert Hariey. 8:40 Carter'* Stationary 9:40 FELEVISION* . &00 The GuMno Concerts — "Brahms 108 Man St. Piano Concerto No. 1" The Los Angeles I .NJ. tSlS.001 HifhMown. N.J. (SI 1.001 PhHnarmonic Orchestra, in its Bicentennial I Celebration, with Carol Marcia. 8:43 Twin Rtvcn Bafte. Inc. 9:45 1:15 IftOO Movie: Moon Over Mami — (1941) 101-102 Abbtnttoa Drive 6:15 61, 23,5Q, 5fT Betty Grable. Don Ameche and Robert Cum- NJ. SIS.OOI ISII.OOI mings in a story of pretty girls in search of I millionaires. 8:50 9:25 12:55 ftOO McUughan's Beat — TV In New Fongau Drive 3:33 Jersey. The Mating Link" Gordon Machines. .. NJ. JaawabBfg. N.J. Itl 1.001 Gustav Henningberg and Finn Casoersen talk MONDAY, JANUARY 4 wm John McLaughHn about TV in New PM 9:15 Onrimok Eautc 9:30 8:00 Sports Insight—Host Bill Perry talks iAppirs.rtt.Rd. 830 MBer*a Court — "PubBc Employee with prominent personalities on the New Jer- W2.O0I OaabuvSuta.. N.J. HI I.WII Striksa" Premiere of a series hosted by Arthur sey sports scene. MHer, Harvard law professor, attorney and i. Sanest aw II 8:30 A Staling Spectacular — This is a advisor to the Supreme Court, gives a new repackaged show with updates, on skaters' "PRICES A-S.SH«»« N ARK FOR R«KJNDTRIP FARK undsrstanoTng to our laws through an ex- achievements since last year, with Crane FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL amination of a variety of problems discussed Davis, New York TV personality. Skating by MMer and special guests. Tonight Vincent coach Ron Ludtngton will provide additional Cianci, mayor of Providence, is Miner's special commentary. RBAN TRANSIT CORP 9:30 New Jersey Outdoors — Host Pete 9t00 MaatsfpisGS Theatre — "Edward and Mrs. Simpson" The King keeps post- (Continued on page 19) 609) 924-7750, 1201)246-1222 poning his meeting with his brother, the Duke Week of Dec. 30 - Jan. 6 ••MBMf (Confined from page 18) • Show, mkMte. Fri., Sat. PRMCETON LAWRENCE Garden I (609-924-0263): 7. 9:45. UcOan conducts a tour of the agricultural CINEMA Garden II: Modem ProM ana* in tw Garden StaM — the vineyards. 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He con- A diamond was ruffed with the spade tinued by crossing to dummy's club ace. five, followed by a club. West had to insert Just became defeat seems imminent is tional tricks due to the bad trump split. re-entering his hand via the diamond jack. a high trump, dummy discarding the last MX a food enough reason for giving up. Or. Or — was the hand really doomed? The club king was cashed, followed by a diamond. West was now forced to lead to put it rnofe succinctly, never say die\So Here's how the play proceeded. West diamond to the ace, and leaving this posi- trumps into South's combined tenace (A, too. at the bridge table — and what better started with three rounds of hearts. Declar- tion: 8, 4) and the contract was made. motto is mere with which to start off the er winning on the third round. The spade So, as we said at the outset—what better New Year. To illustrate — it is readily king disclosed the bad break, and now the A84 way to begin the New Year than by turning apparent mat. in today's hand, after West only chance for the contract was to hold adversity into success. HAPPY NEW takes bis A and K of hearts at the very West to one trump ..trick. To make mis 0 YEAR TO ALL OUR READERS. ousel of play. Declarer must lose two addi- possible. Declarer had to play West for 4k 4k J 10 9 7