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VoL25, No. 12 Twosections, 38 pages Phone725-3300 ThursdayApril, 7,1977 Secondclass postagepaid at Manville,N.J. 08885 $4.50a yesr115 cents per copy news notes White resigns as GOPhead Because of his opposition to Joseph Martino Republicancan- didate for the Franklin townshipcouncil election, James White resigned last weekendfrom his post as President of the Franklin Township Republican Club, P In a statement issued to the News-Record this week, My. Whitesaid that "after weeksof consideration he found he could not remain neutral, so with the advice from friends and other party workershe had to cometo this very painful decision. " Mr. White served as president of the RepublicanClub for the past 18 months. Under his leadership the membership grew from under twenty to morethan 150. He noted that he was in- strumental in the formation of the YoungRepublican Club, and in the organization o| nmnerousfund-raising events.

Van Houten new board president Harry Van Hnuten was elected president of the board of education at Mondaynight’s board organization meeting, while Sondra Sulambecame the newvice president. Mr. Van H~mten was nominated for the post by former president Sandra Grundfest and was opposed by Margaret Scherbina, who was nominated by Kenneth Lungdon. She received votes from Mr. Langdon, herself and newly elected board memberEdward Vetter. Mrs. Grundfest, Janet Salzman, Mrs. Sulam and new memberBruce Davidson joined Mr. Van Houten in his election. Board memberMorton Schaeffer was not present. Mrs. Scherbina was again nominatedfor the vice presidency, but lost to Mrs. Sulam by a similar vote. Mrs. Sulam was nominated by Mrs. Salzman. "I hope that I and the board can live up to the expectations of the community and the children," noted the new hoard president, adding, "I hope we can act as a team of nine people, and that is important." Heis currently serving the last year of a three-year term to whichhe waselected in 1975-- a year after he was elected to the school board to fill an unexpired one-year term. Gof/y a kite ? Youngstersat Connady Road School had some trouble doing just that last Thursdaymorning due to Fourthgrader Mark Boucher helps fix thekite of a friend. Easter egghunt is on at SG$ highwinds. Larry Ontell laments his broken kite. (MarkCzajkowski photo) The department of parks and recreation will hold its annual Easter egg hunt at SampanG. Smith School in Franklin Town- ship on Saturday afternoon at I p.m. Children aged three througheight are invited to participate. $195,000 cut from school budget so far Harriet the Easter bunny, a 5"2" grey and white rabbit, will entertain the children before the hunt. The mostindustrious egg by JanePetreft Gerken,a recent amendmentto state gettingthings leR and right, andwe’re pathy for the board, he nonetheless year’sbudget." finders will be awardedwith candy. Staff Writer law requires presentation of a new not," said Ms.Maklary, adding later advocateda moderatecut in order to Thecouncil agreed tosuggest a total budgetwithin 15 daysafter the defeat that the school board has "shown placate unhappyproperty owners. cutof $70,000 from the maintenance Tempersflared Mondayevening as of a budget proposedby a school insensitivity" towards the frugal andoperation of plant line in the Franklin’stownship council began the board.The new statute alsodesignates electorate. FOLLOWINGthe suggestion of budget. Newstreet lights brighten nights tricky processof decidingwhat line that the council "haveat least one CouncilmemberWilliam Howard MayorNorman Fisher, the council Otherdisputed areas included a items, if any, to pare awayfrom the meetingwith the schoolboard before counteredwith the observationthat, dealtfirst withnon-edacational areas, $21,000increase inemployee, in- schoolbudget voters turned down on setting downthe final budgetfigures. "Wedon’t knoweverything they (the such as aa accumulatedsurplus fund surancecoverage, some special Modernmercury, vapor lighting will replace the out-dated in- March29 by a marginof twoto one. Thecouncil agreedthat morethan beard)know about the schools. I see of $153,000."Why let it sit there?It’s services,purchase ofadditional buses, candescent bulbs in the area bound by Franklin Boulevard, Am- Shortlybefore 11:30 p.m., their heated one meeting would have to be nothingwrong with us seeing where dead money,"the mayor queried travelexpenses for teachers and well Road and DeMott Lane, sometime in April. The new deliberationresulted in a tentativecut scheduledbefore a final confrontation they wouldlike to see cuts." Although he and Mrs. Maklary administrators,and the hiring of a system represents Phase II of Franklin’s improved street of $195,000. with the board, but they were un- CharlesDurand disagreed, stating favoredcutting oat the entire surplus newsupervisor for grades K through lighting program. Townshipmanager Harry Gerken certain about howsoon, or hawmany that the council knowsmore about fund, their saggestinnwas vetoed by eight. Mrs.Maklary also doubtedthat explained to assembled oouncil times, they wnufdneed to convene cuttingthan the state commissionerof the remainderof the council. They the school district needsas many Representatives of the public service departmentrecently in- membersthat althoughthe defeated beforethey cnuld recommenda final educationknows about adding. ultimately chosea tentative cut of guidancecounselors as are currently formed MayorNorman Fisher, deputy mayor John Cullen and budgetrepresented a total schooltax budget. JackCullen found it "difficult to $125,000from the fund,leaving $28,000 employed. councilman Charles Durandthat approximately 60 newfixtures increaseof 12 points, or 12 centsper CouncilwomanDorothy Maklary questionthe boardand administration intact. Bet’orethe councilagreed to aimfor St00assessed property value, the total wasthe mustoutspoken proponent of abouttheir positions.I feel wecannot Thecouncil also tookissue withthe per monthwill be installed during the year. Theywill provide residentialtax rateper $100, including major cutbacks in the budget. She secondguess the schoolboard in areas a secondmeeting tonight, whenMr. three times as muchlight as the old bulbs, at about twice the board’sallocation of $1.403million for Gerkenwill presentfindings about all municipaland county taxes, wnuld,in declaredearly in the meetingthat, to of instruction and guidance, maintenanceand operationof plant. unclear or misunderstoodbudget cost. fact, decreaseby twopoints even if the her knowledge,Franklin is eligible for especially. Wedon’t have the AlthoaghMr. Cullen observed, "If items, councilmanRobert Mettler put schoolbudget remained intact. a total of 30 per cent of the total necessaryknowledge." they’veallowed this six per cent in- in a final conciliatoryappeal. Fromthe outset of the meeting, declared budget in state aid. The Mr. Cullenadded that the boardhas crease, it seemsto me that it’s "Ourpower is very limited," Mr. Sunriseservices scheduled opinionsclashed over proceduralas townshiphas appliedfor a 20 per cent whathe considersto be a goodbudget, reasonableinterms of inflation.If this Merriersaid. "Anythingwe decide can well as educational aspects of the stateboost. havingdone "as gooda job as wedid moneywasn’t needed last year, there be over-ridden.If wecut a moderate budgetdiscussion. Accordingto Mr. "I can’t believethat Bridgewateris on oar budget."Indicating his sym- wouldbe a surplusindicated in this The anunal Easter sunrise service of East Millstone will be See BUDGET,page 18A held in the KnobHill section of Colonial Park, on Easter mor- nlng, April 10, at 7 a.m. Thepublic is invited. Speaker at the service will be the Rev. Gary Burgess, pastor of the CalvaryBaptist Church.The rites, organized by the chur- JohnTibbs digs learning ches in the East Millstone area, will last approximately 4-5 by JanePetroff minutes. In case of bad weather, the services will take place at someways t hisinterest in thearea Mr. Tlbbs attended Franklin the sametime in the auditorium of the Calvary Baptist Church ¯ Staff Writer seemsdriven almost, obsessional. Township schools and then New Speakingof the political structure, BrunswickHigh School, which he left of East Millstone. if NormanMailer, JamesBaldwin andthe wayshe feels it has affected, in the llth gradeto enlist in the Air andJoseph Huller ever collaboratedin or failedto affect, the developmentof Force.When he father died in 1962,he the creationof a fictional character, recreational find job development returnedto the Parksidearea of the Free health screening planned they mightcome up withsomeone like programsin disadvantagedareas, the townshipto join his motherandsister. JohnTihbs. cello voice tightens and the eyes HardJlvingand fast-talking, Mr. narrow. , AFTERWORKING at odd jobs, he A free health screening clinic will be held by the Franklin Tibbs is hardly a figment of a "I don’thave any anger, I don’thate washired by the NationalCan Corn- TownshipHealth Departmentfor adults over 35 years of age on novelist’simagination. But he is, like them,"he insists. A beseechingtone ponyin Edison.He remained for six Friday, April 15, at the municipalbuilding. Mailer,an advertisementof himself; suddenlyalters his speech."I do get years, "one of two blacks in a 40- Tests for vision and glaucoma, blood pressure and thyroid like Baldwin,a blackvisionary; like angry whenthey don’t move. I’m memberdeportment." function will be administered. High risk individuals over 35 can Heller, bothvictim and challenger of angryat Franklin Townshipbecause Theriot that brokeout in Franklin socialinequities. they refuse to do anythingfor the Townshipin 1967is one of the focal take advantageof a bloodscreening profile whichreveals 23 test Mr.’ribbs, 33, has lived in Franklin black community." pointsof Mr.’gibbs’ conversation. It is determinations. High risk persons are those who have two or Townshipsince he was10. Althoughhe Later he adds, mellowed, "I’m also central to his commitment,today, residesat 78 FranklinBlvd., he thinks interestedin politics. I mayplay hard, more of the following: high blood pressure, more than 20 per of his real homeas the streets. to social change. cent overweight, family history of premature heart disease, but I’m soft. I cry sometimns." Ledby Mr. Tibbsapproximately Technicallyunemployed, he "goes to Mr. Tibbshas heros. JimmyCarter "youngblack adults, wanting our history of rheumatic fever, diabetes or thyroid disease, and workeveryday just like I hada job, is one of them. "He’sa diplomatic voicesto be heard,"caused sufficient smokers. doingthings ever,/day that keepme utopian, andthat’s whatI’d like to civil disturbance to allow himto Lungcapacity tests will be available for smokers, and town- abreast of what’shappening." be," he claims."l digs that. Hedoes compare their week-long early Hisjob is "learning."Almest every whathe thinksis right. He’sthe best ship dentists will administer oral cancer screening. Physicians, dayit’s openhe goesto the Franklin summerskirmishes with "Plainfield, nurses and other professionals and volunteers will administer presidentwe’ve ever had in the history Newark,Detroit." TownshipPublic Library on Hamilton of the UnitedStates," Whatled to the riot? "Oh, come the clinic. Street. Hereads "anything that’s HackFinn is another hero. Mr. now,"he chides.Anger flashes behind Participants in bloodtests are askedto refrain fromeating af- aboutmodern, up-to.date scientific Tibbs recalls his boyhood in his glasses, and then a certain the ter 2 p.m.on the dayof the clinic. knowledge.I want to knowwhat is Charleston,W. Vs., wherehis family wearinesssets in. "Allthe same things winnerin anyfield." lived until 1953,as a seriesof pranks. - ratsand roaches- conditions of life - WordsSpill so fastfrom ’1’lbl~’ lips Add Mark Twain to Mailer and - nowhereto go. Nocommunity center it’s hard to get themall straight. Baldwin. at that time, andthousands of young andinside... Sentencesare Complex, studded with "Wehad a gang,"he says. "Wehad guysout roamingthe street," unstatedsemi-colonn. Thevoice a networkof padsand alleys that we resonateslikea besscello. When Mr. An immediateoutcome of the riot arts ...... all knewabout and nobodyelse did. wasthe establishmentof the Hamilton 1-JB Tibbsis high on his own thoaghta, Therewas a pear tree In this lady’s Park YouthDevelopment Center on calendar ...... 10A burstsoflaughter - street laughter - yard. We’dsend someoneto knookon breakup the cadence. Fuller Street. Anotherresult wnathe classified ...... 4-20B her door. Twoother guys’ Jobwas to first "Soul Day," whichlater ex. ’c ’ letters ...... knockpears out of her tree, and two pandadinto the annual"Week of the 5A A FAVORITEsubject of John lifestyle ...... 1 2A others’Job was to gather them....Jnst People"celebration. MULLINGovera neW,ca. JohnTlbbs reeds his notesat thelibrary. Tlbbs’,for purplesof bothstudy and thingsthey don’t do anymore.You had After the riot. Mr. Tibbsmoved to ’ ’ obituaries ...... I0A speculation,ts FranklinTownship. In to live." See TIBBS,page 18A (SteveGoodman photo) Fhe Franklin NEWS’RECORD Thursday,April 7, 197~

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Frank and Linda Maz- WilliamSlottec on Monday.ternational tractor truck of Stan Bell of 44 Miller Ave, Individual Membership..... $30. zarielloof Somersetare the It was reportedthat Mr. stolen from 118 Delmonica last Thursday. proudparents of a newson, Slotterwas traveling onRoute Ave. last Wednesday.The *,* Senior Citizen Membership...$10. bornMarch 25 at theSomerset 2~7when his cab filled with truckis valued at$12,1)0o. Hospitalin Somerville. smoke.He drovehis tractor John Barysof 29 Ulysses St. Price includes parking,use of picnic grounds, andtrailer off 287and into the reported his 20-inch LawnBoy swimminginstructions on Saturdaymornings, TravelLodge lot and shut the lawn mowerstolen from his weekend entertainment. KENOALLPARK BAPTIST CHURCH engineoff and attempted to A 1970 silver Lincoln Con- rear shed that was left shutthe lights off but couldn’t. tinental was reported stolen El,~r (l~d r~om Ken~ll PI& $~ppm I C~ntt,) unlocked last Wednesday.The ’ last Thursdayfrom in front of lawn moweris valued at $125. Pool will be open FORGOD’S GLORY He raninto the TraveILodge the houseof AnnLerne, 33 Monday thru Saturday 10-7 That’~wh/~o~’le here forhelp, got fire extinguishers. lMf| ~hrwe should worship Uponreturning tothe tractor, FoxwoodDrive. The car, Sunday 10-6 however,the interiorwas licensenumber PHW-456 is Police spotted a suspicious BibleCent/ted Ptelchinl saidto be valued at $8,000. I FOrHis Gloq iI completelyengulfed in flames. 1966 Chevrolet parkedon Applicants must apply in person at the Falcon’s P~¢(IQI) 291-4OI4 Hillcrest Avenuelast Friday JohnSimpson. Pistol Thefire was extinguished Camp.Pool wfll be opening In mld.June. withthree fire extinguishers and decided to see what was Sereict~ going on. Franklin Patrolman BibleSchool ...... 9:4SA.M. beforearrival of theSomerset Warren Metz of 110 FireCompany. Kish then disabled the vehicle SundayWar=hip ..... 11:0OA.M. BrooksideAve., Somerville and detectives watched the Lookingfor a job? SundayEvening ...... 7:00P2A The batterycable was cut reportedhis 1971Pontiac vehicle until four youths came WednetdayPmye~’ .... 7:30P.M. but the refrigeratorunit Firebirdlicense number VOW- Indtpenden! Fundamental back at 10:45 p.m. and at- Try the Classifiedpages. wouldn’t shut off, the fire 859stolen last Wednesday. The temptedto start the vehicle. companycut the cablesand car is said to be valued at Three of the four were ! wasable to shut it down. $1,0~0. arrested by the detectives and charged with possession of stolen property under $200. , The two 14-year-old juveniles CAMP TEVAH Iand 18-year-old RodMitchell of 39 Simplex Ave. in New Co-Ed Summer Day Camp Brunswickwere released on a summonscharge. His & HersDouble Special @ on14 Beautiful Acres in Bridgewater ¢/¢ Paper drive th Arts,Crafts, Music KiddieKamp AM/PM Special’Ill this Saturda9, Rpril 9 / It’s Spring Welcoming Non.Sectarian Nurser/-Kthis weekend i, TransportationOption FullDay Program The Franklin High School Swimand Tennis Inst. 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Sutamudmn=. You,ml~o~ rr~y vary btClul~of tht wayYOU drive. ]onal driving©onditiort|, %ville thecondklon of Y~, cir. indwbllI~t~ ~Iopt~l~ll EEun, Bank i~u~oml~tyou m~hl he MAINOFFICE ERAUCH 69South Main St. 725-3900 ~2SNo. Main St. Niddlex ForekjnCars" M~hvF.O I.~. 1233 STATEHWY, 27 SOMERSET 26/,11769 ThmBd.r,April 7, t977 1he Franklin NEWS’RECORD 3-A Racefor council posts gathers speedhere TheMaytO township council I The current school board currently held by Mayor Mr. McCrackenhas been tificates from Rutgers and’ SEEKINGRE.ELECTION election campaign went into member said his opponent NormanFisher, whoopted out " He refers to his part in the active in the MacAfeeSchool Hofstra Universities in as an incumbent council abolishment of the municipal full swing this week as four "appears to believe in of this year’s campaign. P.T.A., CubScout Pack ISG. business real estate, and member from the Fifth Ward, garbage collection as a Democrats, four Republicans governmentby litigation in- Central Jersey RedCross and building operation and Attilio Lattanzio is challenged and three Independents began stead of legislation. In his four Third Wardcandidates are significant factor in the rebate the Central Jersey United management, by Democratic endorsee to the taxpayers of his ward, the month-longbattle of wits years on the council he has Bruce McCracken, a Way. A parishoner at St. Mr. Fisher has served on Philip Beachem. and strategy that will seat five been one of the prime movers Democrat,and the incumbent I and supports added programs Matthias Church, he lives on Franklin’s planning board Mr. Lattergio is standing for senior citizens and ira. of the eleven on the nine- in using taxpayers’ moneyto eouneil member,Jack Cullen. Dahlia Roadwith his wife and during the past three years, primarily on his belief in pursue fruitless law suits." Mr. McCracken,a Franklin provement of services for member council for four two children. and is a member of the’ teenagers. years. Mr. Langdonestimated that resident for five years, said his In the Fourth Ward, plan-i Somerset CommunityAetton ’ ’ s o u n d b u s i n e s s A life-long resident of Hornsare likely to lock most because of this "constant philosophy of government"is nine board member Monte Program and the Somerset management" and what he Franklin, Mr. Lattanslo has tightly in the first ward race. siege of lawsuits," Franklin’s to provideefficient municipalFisher, an Independent county energy management calls "hard workover the past participated in the Lions Club Republican incumbent Joseph ability to attract ratebles has services in the most inex- campaigning for the council council, eight years to effect the steady and Little League.He has also Martino, wha says he intends beendecreased, resulting in a pensive manner." Employed seat now held by William His stated objective if decline in the municipal tax served for several years as a as a transportation specialist to keep the soft under First general reduction of the net Howard,is competing against elected to the council is to rate." volunteer fireman. Wardfeet strictly rural, is worth of the township. by the Middlesex County Democratic candidate Nancy"finally obtain representation challenged by two In- Planning Board, Mr. Mc- Henry. for the Fourth Ward and the dependents, Ernst de Haas TIlE CONTEST in the Crackenserves as Democratic Mr, Fisher, 39, is an necessary municipal services J/~ and Kenneth Langdon. SecondWard is between Bruce committeeman and was engineer at the NewJersey that are so badly needed and Ironically, each of Dr. Hamilton, a DemOcrat, and chairperson of the non- Sports Complex in East neglected in our ward. My Martino’s opponents are Helen Reilly, who has been partisan drive to changethe Rutherford. A graduate of civic and government actions former presidents of the endorsed by the Republicans. form of local governmentin New York Institute of speak for themselves," he l Franklin hoard of education. The two are seeking the post 1974. Technology, he holds cer- said. ~o[? Sale=’t Go you *nloy Mr. de Haas, an engineer licensed by the state of New I cootand work eo achtewlt? " "- ..... Jersey, believes that "serving Automobilecrash claims L~ one’s communityas an elected ~Dfi~l/~,’ DbJifil/ IIUDDg flV TI w~p,,alng for o tull.nmt official while using one’s O/VfflRi UllLIIUJ~ IIEItD/Htl ,ote,p .... [ .... hoFour4GolleryofH..... ,lce.O..... tenllveGallery of HornetTraining Program will t*ochyou to NANCYRUBIN, right, presentsthe checkfrom wishingwell fund professional skills can be a Franklin woman’slife 20%°OffWith This" " Ad raiser to FranklinTownship Lioness members (from left) Lillien great source of satisfaction." __. I| An accident ended fatally the hospital by a witness, Mrs. Bodnarik,president, Dolores Nazar, secretary Elayne Rubin look He noted that "none of the "~a...rvelgree. 8"Shady lawn n~two~TV .dv*rl,,Ino, " ...... current council members or for 18-year-old DonnaHawley Nastns of Middlebnsh. Donna, ~I Ik II on. of 33 Lloyd St., Edison, after Hawley was taken to the candidates have training in hospital by the East Millstone -. _L ...... : ...... ~=’~w~,~.Ik II ~0 or mot* In Real Estate, engineering," a skill he felt she was thrown from a car on In secticide AmwellRoad on Sunday. First Aid Squad. ¯ .L°.h’.~ -~Jl,~ It 1 ~.EIz*nho-w;;;; would allow a council member ¯ Loft’s Fertilizer I~ II S56~~[l~tio-l’tn: Nickles anddimes to keep closer track of ex- Ms. Hawleydied today in St. Police issued a summonsto ,..,.w penditures for roads and Peter’s Hospital at 2:40 a.m. Doris Hawley for eareless ~,~,~mt.m4) ~-~.~_.~-,a }~I public works. after suffering leg and hip driving. addup for Lionesses After serving on the board of injuries. OPINTUES. ¯ SUN.10 a.m.- 6 p.m. + education, Mr. de Haas taught Police say the driver, 19- science at MontgomeryHigh year-old Doris Hawley, was All the nickels and dimes "Rubin’s wayof helping local School in Montgomery driving on Amwell Road tossed into the WishingWell at organizations raise moneyfor Township. He was also a towards NewBrunswick when Rubin and Sons on Easton their projects and, at the same consulting engineer in that the ear ran off the paved Avenue during the month of time, offers peoplea chanceto district, where he devised a roadwayfor approximately S3 Marchaided the projects of makea wish for their health cooling system for one of the feet. Uponcoming back on the the Franklin Township and happiness." schools that, he said, "saved roadway, the driver struck a Lioness Club. To showits appreciation for $54,000of the original estimate pole, bouncedoff and flipped In presentinga checkfor $50 the Wishing Well funds, the of $60,000." over twice back across the to Lillian Bodnurik,president Lioness Club presented Rubins The other contender, Mr. road. Both passengers were of the club, E]ayne Rubin with a certificate of ap- Langdon, is making a strong thrown from the ear onto the stated that the WishingWell is preciation. appeal for the removal of Dr. roadway. Marring from his council post. Deborah, and three-year-old Doris Hawley were taken to Boardprohibits religious . . . m schools The Flower imdy mgStruchOnfarom eonduc.o+tBo°l~rrdre~:gi~dsU;ra:~p:sara.,nurc mmun+i!:!g!°aUih~r~hU~t~°nl~e:In thathasn’t ~°~’1~ ~ of Hillsborough local schools at Monday at one time started in our ~ .~-~. ’night’s agenda meeting, schaols," board member .-~’~] ,3~’\ following a strict in-KennethLangdonsaid. ~’,~J~l ~ql~ terpretation of Superior Court Prior to adopting the new ~ OPENI:A(~Tl:l)(HlldrthV=. all, it oUIlllJrt/ ,~ Judge David Furman’s restrietions on religinus use of (.~ I~,,,, q+ T .... 4. *1. .... ~1~ decision in an East Brunswickschool buildings, the board ~.~ UUll t IU/~GL Lll~ Ull~ ~;>..’~ case. agreed to former president ~."~, , , ,~’~ After the vote on May9, the Sandra Grundfest’s motion ~ you[0ve] movewill still allowreligious a d d n g r e 1 i g i o u s groups emergency use of the discrimination to the grounds ,.~--’T~ [~ schools for religious in- for denying a group access to struetions, on a rented basis, school facilities. Until ¯ EasterArrangements & Corsages The Ukrainian church near recently, the board could =~"..~ South BoundBrook is the only refuse a group only if it groupthat uses the schools for discriminated on the basis of ~ ¯ Lilies ¯ Hyacinths¯ Azaleas race. K-~’~.t¯ Tulips ¯ Hydrangeas¯ Geranium’,

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Coke Mixes 13’,=p~o oz C Frozenk.uo~e~ votmtms [Except Ham c~ F,m) -69 BakerySpeclalsl mnne,sMorton 2o+89 +~,own~=.+F=o, Dell S ~eclalsl No. 1267 This radii Gnat, back pain ¯ Blackplain toe April 5, ’16, ! 7 co..tooedl.so,owhotoe shoespond is adesignedgrea, deafor men Arehv--"a time on tlmir, feet. Thorogond DoorPrizes Galore . . - the standard by wh ch all Paclfate vamphnmg III I am I I III I Ill Ill I 1 Ill 1 III ll I other work and service shoes : Forwardthrust sole are measured. I ~ ONE FREE GB~r = : RUIINSONS 4-A Thursday,April 7, 1977 ,,, Crump’s.~ editorial no Keepoff the GRAS Fenwickbill holds promise I by Stuart(:’rump Jr. fat andeats holesIn their teeth. I’ve Staff Writer alsoheard clalms of all sorts ofother in battle to create jobs rottenthings sugar wifl do to you ff you LifeSavers are a part of living, the eattoo much of it. Avoid. adsays. Cornsyrup is dextrose, another Sois bubble gum. formof sngor. "May cause allergies," g U.S. Rep. Millicent Fenwick curing recessions. If there is any Putthe two together and you get thebook says, adding simply, has joined in sponsoring a bill clear difference between the BubbleYum, Life Savers’ newest "GRAB,"which means, "generally which wealdseem to be a logical major parties today it is in this entryin the candy field. Bubble Yum recognizedassafe." isa "soft’njuicy bubble gum" ac- Thebook .lists several kinds of gum approach in tbe battle against area. The Republicans lean cordingtothe label. hoses.The label doesn’t saywhich one unemployment.Its only failure is strongly toward inducements to It’salso the biggest selling bubble actuallygoesinto the product, soI’ll that it emhodies a phUosophy private industry as the only sure gumon the market. justguess that maybe it’s "gum peculiar to the Republicanparty long-term curb for unem- Or, perhapswe should say, it usedto arabica"or"acacia." Thebooks soy be the biggestseller. Suddenlysales thisbase "can cause allergic reactions in a Washington that is ployment. The Democrats are off becauserumors are flying. such as skin rash and asthmaticat- pem,liarly Democratic. believe firmly in direct measures tacks.It is oneof the additivesgiven Mrs. Fenwlck’s legislation -- creating public jobs if ONERUMOR HAS IT that bubble priority by the FDAfor studyof its would oiler tax incentives for necessary. Yumcontains spiders’ eggs. Another mutageni¢,teratogunic, subacute and rumorhas it that the product has reproductiveeffects." Chewon that business investments in areas in The GaP looks toward the somethingin it that causes cancer. for a while. which unemploymentrises to 6 longer view, butoften forgets the (Howdo youget a laboratoryrat to Cornstarch, the bool~says, "may per cent or more. It wouldpermit immediate impact of unem- chewbubble gum?) causeallergic reactions suchas in- firms which invest in manufac- ploymenton the lives of the idle. Life Savers is fighting hack. A flamedeyes, stuffynose and perennial turing equipmentto double their The Democrats take the "bird coupleweeks ago it ran full-pageads hayfever.GRAS for packaging only," in dozensof newspapers(though not whateverthat means. depreciation rates, but only in in the hand is worth two in the thisone) which proclaimed, areas where the unemployment bush" approach, but frequently "Someoneistelling your kid very bad TIlE LABELIS very unspecific as rate exceeds the national average lose sight of tile ultimategoal. liesabout a verygood gum." to whatkind of softenersand artificial Thend reassured parents that B.Y. flavorsand colors ore in the gum,but over a five-year period. Somewhere between the two containsonly ingredients approved by Andtile bill wouldpermit only positions lies the solntion to the weall knowthe F.D.A.is protecting theFood and Drug Administration. US. temporary relief. Eventually the nagging problem of unem- We’llignore the fact that the ad was BHTtbutylated hydroxytolueae) firms would pay the same ployment. Mrs. Fenwick’s bill aimedat the wrong audience. What f rates a hall page in the book. amount of taxes -- it would deserves consideration as a meanis, did you ever hear of a motherExample: "Can cause allergic anywherewhohasn’t prayed for just reactions.Loyola University scientists merelyoffer relief for those brave measure which holds out long- sucha rumorfor years to get her kid reported on April 14, 1972, that enough to phmk down in- term assistance especially for the off thebubble gum habit? pregnantmice fed a diet consistingof vestment capital in depressed industrial Northeast --which in- Instead,let us concentrateon a field one half of one percent BHT...guve areas. cludes NewJersey, of course -- in whichI have absolutely no ex- birth to offspringthat frequentlyhad peruse. chemicalchanges in the brain and It is a logical approach. Com- at no cost to any other section. f horroweda book entitled ’% subsequentabnormal behavior pat- panies which maynow hesitate to Eventually the governmentwill Consumer’sDietlonory of FoodAd- terns." increase their production receive the sameamount of taxes. ditives" fromone of myfriends and Alsothe booknotes that "BHTis , fncilities with the uncertainties Such legislation combined lookedup a few things. prohibited as a food additive in prevalent in cconomiemarginal with continued short-term relief England...GRAS."Long live the THEB.Y. LABELlists "sugar, Queen. areas may well bc induced to do to the unemployedwould provide corn syrup, gumbase, corn starch, so when they realize they can a balanced attack against the softeners,artificial flavorsand colors Theadditives booksays nothingat ease their immediate tax burden persistant problem. The tax in- and BHT(to maintainfreshness)" all about spiders’ eggs, but myin- by doingso. costive approach has the added the ingredientscontained therein. stinctive reaction is that if Bubble Sugar- the mostabundant stuff in Yumdoes contain spiders’ eggs the Frankly the bill faces an ex- feature of being non-inflationary, the gumsince it’s listed first - is companyshould advertise the fact. tremely chmdyfuture. This is not something which cannot be said probablyone of the mostobnoxious If somethingnutritious has ac- the Democratic approach to for public workprograms. substancesever inflicted on monkind. cideatally gotten into the gumwe Just for starters sugar makespeople oughtto knowabout it. Solar energy: a partial solution to the problem?

by Stuart CrumpJr. producinga temperaturedifference EnvironmentalResearch and broadone. marketingof a productthat peoplecan guidance,"he said. workin NewJersey, it Will work StaffWriter betweenthe surface and the cooler DevelopmentAdministration) andthe "Wehave to combinethe technical buy?Arthur D. Little has estimated Whenasked why Colorado was anywhere.’ deep water. The temperature dif- nation,itwill be a centerofexcellence communitieswith the political that solar heatingand cooling will bea chosenas the SERIsite, he replied: "Butin myopinion it’s desireableto Herecomes the sun! ference is harnassed to produce forsolar technology. I’mgoing to try communities- especially the states - mulli-hilliondollar industryin the "It has oneof the highestinsolation havea sunnyclime for testing," he Solar powermay be providing - electricity. toget the best people inthe country at andthe pablic...It will be concerned 1980’s. rates {which means amount of said. Heexplained that the RCAlab in pollution-free- as muchas l0 to 20 per t6) Windpower. Wind is causedby SERfso we can address every aspect witha diversity of technologies.The "But for example,before solar sunlight)in the country.It has cold Princeton bad developed a solar cent of mankind’senergy needs within sunlight. ofthe solar energy question. ultimateconsumer is the public, and heatingcan begin to takeoff there will winters and hot summers. concentratorand then hadto wait t0 30 years, the newhead of the Solar "Inorder to do this job we will need there’snot just oneproduct. It’s more need to be some sort of stan- daysbefore it couldget sunlightin- EnergyResearch Institute {SERf) DRRAPPAPORT entered the solar notonly scientists andtechnologists, eempbealedthan that. dardization of technolngy. The ’*1 DIDPOINT out {in a proposal formationon the devicebecause the estimates. energy field with his pioneering butalso economists, businessmen, questionwill be, whatcan this in- whichNew Jersey submittedto ERDAweatherwas so unfavorable. Paul Rappaportof Princeton, who researchat RCAin the silicon cell in sociologists,environmentalists, ar- "ONE OF OURmajor problems is stitute doto promote that? for the SERfsite) that one of the "It wouldhave only taken one day in pioneered the developmentof the the early1950’s. His work later led to chitects,politicians andlegal people thetransfer oftechnology - howdo we "It’san ambitious program and I’m advantagesof locatingthe institute in getthe information ifthe sun had been silicon solar cell at RCALaboratories the developmentof the solar cell at becausethe question isa very,very getfrom the idea state to the suregoing to needsome divine in the 1950’s, wasnamed two weeks BellLahorateries. "Somepeople say NewJersey would have been. ’If it will shining,"hesaid. ago to head SERFsnew research thatMa Bell was the mother of the centerin Colorado. solarcell and I’m the father," Dr. Bappaportjoked. "1 IIELIEVEthat if wejust con- Thesilicon solar cells havebeen the vetted the sunshinethat falls on the prime source of power in space right of wayof electric transmission satellites for 20 years. lines -- whichcover an area about Early solar cells cost as muchas equalto the size of the state of Rhode $1,000 a watt, whichwas "horren- ¯.. or is solar powerenormous fraud on public Island - into electricity, wecould douslyexpensive," he said. "Today supplythe total electric needsof the they cost about$20 a watt. Webelieve UnitedStates today,"Dr. Rappaport byStuart Crump Jr. "WHATWE HAVE to do in the in- Lerner said. "Humansagain and cenlaguof their populationoff the land It wouldtake only nine monthsto wehave to get that down to 20 cents a Staff Writer terim whilefusion is underdevelop- again have faced the problem of and trained them for industry, and chop down every tree in North said. watt.Our goal is 50 cents a watt by ment is to exhaust as rapidly as limited resourcesand overcome it by "Thereis no wayI wouldever tell 1985." developedindustrial economy. Americaif wetried to use "biomass youthat solarenergy is goingto he the "Solarenergy is a fraud;"physicist possible in a high ’energy and innovatingnew technologies." conversion"to generateour energyat Atthat cost level the cells would be Eric Lerner of the Fusion Energy economicgrowth environment all our ’*WE’REFACING a similar crisis the present rate of consumption,he onlyanswer to our energyneeds, but it economicallycompetitive with the FoundationtFEF) proclaims in will be a substantialanswer," he said. costof conventional powergeneration, fossil fuels andfission resourcesin FOREXAMPLE, 10,000 years ago today," Mr. Lemursaid. said. Dr.Rappaport, will leavehis postas recent article, "The ~lar Energy order to build up our economyto the the primarysource of food wasthe Today’senergy crisis cannotbe met "Thekey to the transition (to heestimates. Fraud." point wherewe can makethe tran- hunting of wild animals such as througha processsuch as solar energy higberstandard of living)is to develop director of RCA’sProcess and Applied "Thereis no possibleway that on sition to fusionpower," he said. mammoths. Materials Research Lab in West EVENTROUGII he holdsa dozen withoutreturning society to a 14th resourcesthat are moreenergy dense Windsorto oversee the construction patents,Dr. Rappapert considers economybased on solar energy in auy "Wereally haveno choice,"he said, "Themammoth population could century standard of living, he andrequire less human labor and lead andfunctioning ofSERI’s laboratories formcan supply the energy needed for Heexplained that fusion is possible supportabout one million human asserted. toincreased laborproductivity - toa himselfmore an administrator than a modernsOciety. Theimplementation economicallyand technicallyonly if beings,"hesaid. "The demand made Tosupply electricity throughsolar higherstandard ofliving with less inJune. aninventor, andit is in his role as of a solarenergy policymeans societyisprepared forthe tromeadous administratorthathe will direct the mammothsextinct. Then humans power to run NewYork City would expenditureof time,"he said. "SERfWILL BE taking a variety of reversiontoa pre-lndustrial society, materialgrowth which the in- developedagriculture andon that requireabout 200 square miles of solar Fusionwould provide that density, SERIoperation. atbest, or, far more likely, thetotal troductionoffusion energy will bring. basishad a tremendousexpansion of collectors,hesaid. ’*The area of New approachesin itssolar energy "Myrole is to workwith people and he said. :! research,"Dr.Rappaport saidduring collapseofcivilization andthe "It’simpossible tojust plug fusion thequality oflife and in the nnmber of YorkCity is about 300 square miles. a recentinterview. Theapproaches getthings done," hesaid. "I think one destructionefthe human race," he powerinto the present economy," he humanbeings, going from caveman to That’sa very interesting problem for ofthe reasons I was sought after was writesinthe article. said.The change-over tofusion will civilizedexistence," hesaid. urbanrenewal.’ fallinto six general areas, hesaid. for my industrialand solar requireabout a 20 per cent economic Upuntil about the 14th century solar (1)Photovoltaic, or the direct backgroundandability to manage. Heelaborated onthese vlews in his Healso dismissed "blomoss con- conversionofsunlight intoelectricity. growthrate over the next 15 years, he powerwas the chief form of energy, he version,"another form of solar That’swhat is requiredfor this job. talklast Thursday atan FEF con- estimated. explained.Hecited the example ofthe which called 20th Thisfield is Dr.Rappaport’s own "One of the main needsin this terenceinPlainsboro. energy, he "a fancy speciality. firstprimitive iron mills in 14th Centuryword for firewood."Firewood countrytoday is to developthe early ¯ centuryEngland. Upto that time the would only provide about one- (2)Solar thermal, inwhich the heat utilizationof solar energy,and that’s MANKINDWILL meet its future IF "NOGROWTH" philosophies are chief sourceoffuel hadbeen timber (a ofthe sun is used to run a rotatinggoingto be oneof the mainfunctions of energy needs only throughfusion accepted,the world will neverachieve twentiethof our presentenergy, needs. machinewhich in turngenerates fusionpower, he said. formof solar energy).To run onetiny "Youwould end up supporting one- SERI,"he said. energy, and not through exotic mill requiredan acre of timbereach half our populationat a 14thCentury electricity. "There’squite a lotof misun- alternative energysources such as "Thequestion is, are wecapable of day. t3)Solar heating and cooling, in derstandingabout solar energy and solar,wind or geothermal power, or maintainingsuch a rate of growth(20 standardof living," he said. whichthe sun’s energy is trappedby it’sa rather polarized field. A lot of throughenergy conservation, hesaid. per cent a yearl since wehave a zero "Theyfaced a real crisis," he said. somesort of collectordevices such as peoplesays it’s too’researchy,’ too far "Thekey question is,what do we do growthrate now?"he said. Tosustain "Either they had to developa more HECITED THE example of Brazil, a set of panelson the roofof a house. away,too costly and that it will never afterwe run out of fossil fuels?" Mr. that highgrowth will requirecapital energy-densefuel or their society whichconverted one third of its steel Thewarmed air is used to heat the becomeeconomically competitive Lernerasked. andan expandinglabor force. wouldfall apart. Theydid not succeed. industry fromcoal to woodand sub- house. because the sun is too diffuse a Thereal waste in theeconomy isnot Theyran into a deadend and their sequently dafo~ested about 100500 (41Binmass conversion. Materials generatorof energy. Solarenergy, conservation efforts, "wastedenergy" but "idle plants, industrycollapsed. Famine and miles of the Amazonjungle. grownusing sunllght areconsumed as "Onthe otherhand, there are a lot of energy excise taxes,deregulating equipmentand labor," he said.By generalsocial disruption followed. "The consequence has been a renewableresources. Forexample, peoplewho say, ’It’s fantastic. Why natural gas pricesand so on wouldbe putting these wasted economic Theblack death killed one half of tremendousdevastation of the ecology sunlightona pondgrows algae and the don’t we haveit now?What are we inadequateto meetour future energy resources backto workthe nation Europe,"he said. anda majordisruption ofthe world’s algaeis fermentedto produce waitingfor?’ needs because they would"merely couldexperience a IS per east growth "In the Renaissancepeople made weatherpatterns," heexplained. "We methanegas. Another example would stretchoat the fossil fuelsas longas Immediately’*without a single plant that breakthroughand developed coal, have evidence that the bizarre be the burningof wood, "ONEOF TIlE main purposes of pe~ible,"and would leave nothingto beingbuilt," he estimated. ¯ whichis muchmore energy dense weather patterns we’ve been ex- tSI Oceanthermol conversion. Sun SERfwill be to actas public in. replace them when they are "YouImmediately have to throwout than wood,and used it to develop periencingare a directresult of things heels the surface of the ocean, formationservice to ERDA{the exhausted. the notionof limited resources,"Mr. industry. Theytook a large per- likethis." Thursday, April 7,1977 TheFranklin NEWS’RECORD 5-A . =.-/ ,. letters to the editor

Seniorslaud vendetta by opposing paying bring stable, responsible and Bogan Meadows. Remember, for the legal defense of responsive governmentto our the job is by no meansfinished . budgetdefeat township officials against community.I wholebeartedly and will continue to take the these suits; they have thus and enthusiastically endorse efforts of all of us. To the Editor: added a further $9376 to the Bruce Hamilton’s candidacy Thanks also to the experts $36,634wasted on the original andstrongly urge all voters of who gave presentations and Three defeats in a row 1975, suits, and the bills for the the Second Wardto elect him advice on "Green Thumb lg76, 1977- the latter by a two townshipofficials’ side of the on May10. Day" - Bruce Hamilton on to one margin. We hope the latest case have not yet come landscaping; Henry Henning membersof the school board in. Diana Herman on plant care; and Alan Rubln got the message. A T&E CouncilmanCuUen has been on lawn maintenance. Also education is not accomplished avoiding the issue by missing special thanks to the mer- with moneyalone. If so, many votes on it, but he bears a Thanksfor chants whomade the "Green of our top leaders - from heavy responsibility for ThumbDay" Chinese Auction BenJamine Franklin, bringing the Taxpayers’ green thumbs a success: Henning’s Flower AbrahamLincoln, etc., on Association representative Fair; Frank’s Building & downwould be illiterates. onto the council whenhe was To the Editor: Lumber Supply; Sears, Whatis best for the taxpayer Republican municipal Roebuck and Co.; Sherwin- as well as the student and chairman. Now they are The Franklin Township Williams Co.; Collier Home school staff should be con- considering throwing more Jaycees and Jaycee-ette’s Fashion Center; and A&M sidered when the school moneyaway by appealing the wouldlike to thank those who Paint & Tool Rental Center. , budget is being prepared. If latest decision further! supported "Green Thumb these principles had been This would accomplish Day" and urge our community Ed VanDen Amcele adhered to, I am sure the nothing but wasting more to continue to support fund- Chairman voters would have gladly moneyand indulging further raising efforts on behalf of Green ThumbDay approved the budget. the vanity of Taxpayers’ However, in Franklin Association lawyer Milton "Townshipit appearsthe school Diamond. Rememberthat the board has ignored the tax- taxpayers of Franklin payer. Township - not the Franklin Mark Guyre named Let us hope that this year’s Taxpayers’ Association - are clear cut defeat of the budget- paying for both sides of the in whichsenior citizens played suits. The voters of the to ’Who’s Who’ a majorrole - will changethis township should stop this attitude. Wewill be constantly wresponsiblequest by electing Mark Guyre of 43 Shelly He is currently an active lookingover the school board’s Philip Beachem, Bruce Drive in Somersetis one of 25 member of the Student Ac- shoulder from nowon. During Hamilton, Nancy Henry and students from the NewJersey tivities Council and past the campaignall candidates Bruce McCraeken to the Institute of Technologywho memberand vice president of stressed improved com- Township Council on May I0. have beenselected for in- American Institute of Ar- munication with their con- clusion in the current year’s chitects. Healso workedwith stituents. Let us hope they TheodoreChase Jr. edition of "Who’s WhoAmong the bicentennial committeeof ¯ follow through and adopt Students in American the institute on makingfilm of channels that will be Universities and Colleges," a the reinactment of beneficial to all concerned. EndorsesHamilton directory of campus leaders Washington’s retreat through from the nation’s leading Newark. John F. Geoghan To the Editor: institutions of higher Those nominated for the GovernmentalLiaison Officer education. Who’s Who listing were Franklin Township This year the residents of Mr. Guyre is a third year selectedby their collegeon the Senior Citizen’s Club the Second Ward have the Civil Engineeringstudent. He basis of academic opportunity to elect an out- is presently corresponding achievement and general standing member of the secretary of the student senate leadership potential. township council. and served as a student FTAcriticized Bruce Hamilton’s activities senator for two years. Healso and accomplishments are serves as NJIT%delegate to SCIIEDULE CHANGE forfutile suits known throughout Franklin the New Jersey student To the Editor: Township. Not only has he association. He has chaired Due to work being done at been tireless in his efforts to the senate’s parking com- St. Peter and Paul Church Howlong is the incumbent preserve Franklin’s historical mittee, and a memberof the during the Easter Vacation council going to continue heritage, but he is equally institute’s housingcommittee, week,the pre-school spring , wasting Franklin taxpayers’ dedicated to protecting parking committee and sessionwill not run on the moneyon futile legal suits? Franklin’s future. He is student-faculty relations dates scheduled.The new The original suits brought by clearly recognized as one of committee. scheduleis as follows: the Franklin Taxpayers’ the leaders in the fight to Mr. Guyre servedaa co. Association were without purchase the Boganestate and editorof the student directory Begins- April 12 merit, and were rightly found thanks to this commitment, andserved on the staff of the Ends- June14 so by the courts. Taxpayers’ the property now belongs to "Vector", the school Association Councilmen the people of Franklin forever. newspaper,the "Survival If you have any questions Martino and Lattanzio con- Weneed council membersof Handbook,"and the institute concerningthis program, call tinued this irresponsible the highest caliber in order to calendar. 873-2500Ext. 227.

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Anthony D. Schoberl, vice The formal presentation will Joseph J. SOna, stated "Mr. with the Clinton Trust Corn- Presldent’s Club, American Rutgers Preparatory School. chairman, board of directors, he made at the Chamber’s Schoberl richly deserves this pony and First State Bank of ManagementAssociation; and chief executive officer, Seventeenth Annual Din- distinction in recognitionof hts Unionprior to joining Franklin beard of directors, Citizens Mr. Schoberl resides in New Franklin State Bank, is the nor/Dance Saturday evening, dedication to the growth of Statein 1963 as executive vice BankN.A.; board of trustees, Brunswickwith his wife, the unanimous selection of the April 30, at the Knights of Franklin Township in president.He wasappointed Rutgers Community Health former Ellen Reeve of New officers and boardof directors Columbus, Columbus Place, economicand all other phases. presidentin1968. Mr. Sohoberl Plan; and board of trustees, York. Theyhave four children. of theChamber of CommerceNewBrunswick. We alsowant to acknowledgeattendedColumbia University asits Citizen ofthe Year 1977. Chamberpresident, Dr. hismany contributions to the and served with the U.S. chamber’down through the Marine Corps during the Easter eggsshow colors yearsof hismembership." Okinawacampaign. Antiquesa MotorOII ¯ Crystal¯ Knives¯ Hats¯ Pursesa Mr. Schoberl, as vice Mr. Schoberl is vice Easter egg decorating will eggs or they may purchase chairman o( the board and chairman of the board of be the subject of a workshopto styrofoam eggs and 10% DISCOUNT _ chief executive officer of the commissioners of the New be held at the Franklin decorating materials from i withthis ad¯ onediscount per purchase ’~ bank, assumes primary BrunswickHousing Authority; TownshipLibrary on Wed- Mrs. Dominicl.The charge *. 10%{or more) discount off regularprlc= e_~ responsibility for regulatory chairman,lay board of eesday,April 13. willbe minimal. _~ st thefollowing msrchants: relations, growthpossibilities, trustees,Georgian Court Terry Dominiciof the The workshopwill be held THEPiNE LADIEa ¯ BEYMOUR’SCRYSTAL ¯ THE HAT LADY ¯ MAR- as well as the subsidiary College;board of trustees,SomersetCounty Library will from10:30 to 11:45a.m. and corporations of Franklin State FranklinArts Council; conductthe workshop.A againfrom I to 2:30p.m. All Bank. memberof the Knightsof varietyof techniqueswill be adultsare welcome. ComeSee Us At Mr. Schoberl, whobegan his Columbus,Fourth Degree; taught. These techniques can : como,o PACKARD’SM ARKET banking career in 1933 with director,Easter Seal Society be applied to both blown eggs For further informationcall ~. Btdg.#S First National City Bank of for CrippledChildren and and styrofoam eggs. Par- the library whichis located at ¯ Ri. 206,Near Complain Rd. New York, was associated Adults of New Jersey; ticipants may bring blown 935 HamiltonSt., at 545-8032. LIMITEDOFFERI BRING THIS ADI w ¯ sdtual ¯ Je~31M* sJeqld JiY * senb°ld¯ selqit=Oll°D* ¯

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Celebrating the Easter favorite dish, "EggMushroom ¼ cup butter season varies with many Brunch" and her family will families dependingon family share the day’s celebration To makesauce: Saute bacon tradition, national origin, and with another Cedar Wood untilnearly done. Add cut up religiousbelief. Participating memberand friend,Mrs. driedbeef, mushrooms, andI/4 inreligious services and egg Morenoand family. cupbutter. While hot, add huntsto gatherings offriends Shechose this menu, which flour,stir well. Stir in milk and family,Easter has a isdelicious and a littledif. slowly- cookuntil medium specialmeaning to everyone.ferent,and can be prepared in thick. The childrenof Mrs. Don advanceand everyonewill Beat eggs; add Carnation. Johnson,Chris and Erin, enjoy.This menu is somewhat Melt//4 butter in pan; addeggs enjoyedcoloring eggs they ofa traditionforthe Johnsoas, and milk - scramble. p)anto share with friends on as theirfamilies in North Butter casserole. Place Eastermorning. Dakotainclude this marvelous small amount of sauce mix in For that specialEaster dishfor their Easter dining bottom of casserole. Then Sundaymeal, Mrs. Johnson, a table.Amounts can be in- layer scrambledeggs & sauce. memberof the Cedar Wood creaseddepending on num- (Garnish top with mushrooms, Woman’sClub, is planninga bersto be served and is also if desired.) excellentforparties. Heat coveredfor one hour at 275. EGG MUSIIROOM May be made ahead and I!1 WANTEDANTIQUES F~ BRUNCtl refrigerated overnight. It will take morethan an hour to heat IATTHE SIGN 0 4 slicesbacon (cut in pieces) if refrigerated, though. ~,~lb. driedbeef They serve this for aa THEBLACK KETTLE I largeor 2 smallcans Easter brunchwith a fruit cup MACHINE LAWNRAKE mushrooms andassorted sweet rolls. ’ idealingin antiquesI V4cup butter ASSEER since1950 Vscup flour ON’IV 24 47 West Broad St. ! I quartmilk HopeweII,N.J. pepperto taste (no salt) CWWCplans meN2 i 16 eggs 609-466-0222! 1 cupCarnation milk BUNNY 3 H,P. 20 INCH winetasting SWEETTREAT LAWNMOWER The generalmembership of 13 0Z, MILK STRATTON"lOGS=$69 GHOGOLATE theCedar Wo~d Woman’s Club ENGINE willexperience a "tasty" programat the April 13 meetingto be heldat the St. Matthias Cafeteria on BUILDER J.F.KennedyBoulevard, Somerset.Beginning at 8:30 p.m., programchairman," 5ooo I1 wI Mrs. Harry Welby, has SQ. FT. V VT1 planneda wine tasting party II "~ featuringMike Pecilo, owner PADDLEBALL ’ = SUPERTURF o of M&JLiquors of Hamilton FILLED ,..’~;=~ BUILDER ~ \ Street.Included in his program,Mr. Pecilo is also w,,,o,-, -, having a representative from an Italian wine companyin- SQ. FT, IIV ’ ’ ~ : . troduce the numerous varietiesof Italianwines, including their proper use and selection. PETER GRASSSEED ::__~~"- During the business portio~ ; of the meeting,the nnminating? II~c ~E,S I% 4 =if/, committee chairman, Mrs/ ’-::--" ,GOm,~ ., I LeonHolmes, will present the; proposedslate of officers for the 1977-1978 clubyeari;’ FILLED EASTER "~"’ ~ ~ ~ selectedby the nominating STAIN :r committeeand at thistime the BASKETS FROM ~ membershipwill vote for their FILLED ~ 9 O0 :’ EASTERCONTEST officers for the comingyearL WITHOAND, 1 91r~ On Monday,April lt, the ~" o DRAWING:SATURDAY, APRIL S FOR EASTER I. ~111 ;’ ~ "l’J [I] q ~ I GALLON | lk~ I1~ .e/...... Interior Decoratinggroup will ...... ~:,~,,.’~,,,~, meetat 8:30 p.m.at the home Ii } .... .~-,.,~[:;:- ,~ I:~ r~-:7\i . ~0~ ~ Joe’s Greenhouse ~ Flower Shop of Mrs. RnnaidBarts of Ap- EASTER’ . -li plemanRoad ’HEELBARROW I "~ ’’~ iIII;~lIIIl~/ MANUI(I~- I ;; ~A~M~AOA,,I 1 AT] oZTTBI,o., _ ...... ,,. OR,., ,,,0,,,,,,0,0,0 ’ SUBSCRIBE NOW! ~’~,;,:...... EGG , , , G ,RO,,0H SE .... M ill N -- _m__li llil l NUG TS----[i El ff-IILLSBOROUGHBEACON . o,,.. Z TheFranklin NEWS-RECORD 0 " [] 1 year for $4.50 [] 2 years for $8.00 fl I! n [] 3 years for $10.00 fl CELLOPHANE B Seniorcitizens - 1 year for $2.75 EGGDYE B* .El B JUMBOROLL REG.39¢ II Out of State - 1 year for $9.00 i I! II II Name Address

I I I Sendto P.O. Box146 I SalesEffective April 7 - April 13 ¯ OpenSundays I Somerville,N.J. 088"/6 t or MANVILLE:Rustic Mall A&PCenter, Finderne KINGSTON:Kingston Mall, Rt. 27 |- CALL 725-3300 . - ...... ~...... = -..~- ...... Thursday,April 7, 1977 "~-A Easter prediction: flowers aplenty

Spring is finally here are," a long "Sometimes we will use a stuffed contests.Joe’s Greenhouse andFlorist cold winter and everyoneis l~king to rebbit or place a boxof candywith the isholding its annual jellybean contest. spring for fun, warmweather and of flowers, this wayyou get the flowers "An Easter Basket filled with fruit course, for the bloomingof flowers. plus somethingextra." and candy will be given away to Easter Sunday is also a pert of "Bylooking around our shop, it can anyone whoguesses the right number spring, and next to MothersDay, it’s be seenthat no two arrangementsare of jellybeaesin a jar at the store," the second biggest day for florists. the same.We give eachone our per- Frank Gadasaid. Local florists are preparing for the sonalattention," EileenFriguletto of holiday by makingsure there will be the FlowerGallery points out. MR.SINKO of the Franklin Flower enough flowers. "We carry a large selection of Shopis raffling an eight-foot stuffed , "We’ve been working four months cemetery arrangementsand grave rabbit on Easter Sunday to anyone now, growing carnations and cutting sprays,which are popularthis time of whofills out an entry form. The them to get one perfect flower, plus the year," saysMs. Mint of the Flower winner will be notified on Easter the caring of the snapdragonstakes a Lady. Sunday. lot of time andits tedious work," says Afree bunnycorsage will be givento Winifred Fenn of Fenn’s Flower Barn A FEWOF the shops grow some of anyone with a purchase of $15 at in Hillsborough. their own flowers and have green Farm’s Flower Barn. "To get ready for the Easter housesadjacent to their shops. Stores using the FTDwire service holiday, we’vebeen working for two Fenn’s Flower Barn has a numberof advise customersto order as soon as weeks to make sure there will be greenhouses and will be openingthe possibleto avoid any loss in time If enoughflowers," said AI Friguletto of largest oneto the public to purchase mistakes are made. "Monday or the Flower Gallery in Manville. plants by the endof this month. Tuesdaybefore Easter Sundayis a TheFranklin Flower Shop,located goodtime to makethe order, but we FOR JUNE MINTof the Flower on Douglas Avenue in Franklin will get a lot of last minuteones," Mr. Ladyin Hillsborough,this is her first Township,grows their own azaleas Sinkosaid. year in business. "Right nowwe’ve outside the premises. "The plants "Wecan send flowers by FTDall received most of our orders, and we mustbe kept covered to keepthem over the world. There is a time hope this will be a successful holiday from getting too muchheat or cold," element involved, so to beat the rush for us. We’veonly beenin businessfor John Sinko, ownerof the shopex- two weeks is plenty of time, Mr. three months." she added. plained. Frigeletto suggests. ¯ Florists say there will be no shor- Spiro Karas, owner of Lincoln "This is a last minuteholiday. Many tage of flowers this year and they will Greenhouseand Florist on Dover people wait until Saturday and even be carrying a large assortment of Avenue in Franklin also has a Sunday to place their orders. To brightly colored spring flowers. greenhouse. "We grow our own guarantee quick delivery, people The traditional flowers such as snapdragons and other assortments of should place the orders as soon as Easter Lilies, hyacinths, azaleas, potted plants andhad to put plastic on passible" Mr. Shulack said. tulips, daffodils and mumsare very the glass to keep in the heat this popularthis time of year. Dried flower winter." ALLTHE STORES in the area will arrangements, hanging plants, silk be open some time on Easter Sunday and dry arrangementswhich look like for those whostill need to purchase real flowers, and corsages are also JOE’S GREENIIOUSEand Florist flowers. very popularfor gifts. has potted plants in the shop’s The prices of flowers are about the "People don’t realize the flowers greenhouse. sameas last year with a slight in- they buy for presents can be tran- Mostof the shops order their flowers crease, but nothing comparedto the splanted, suchas the lily," advises from large wholesalers from all price of fuel. "The price of oil and MANYSHOPS are offering "extras" to customers.Gregory Franklin FlowerShop, admire the eight-foot stuffed rabbit Mrs.Fenn of Fenn’sFlower Barn. aroundthe world, Theowners keep in fertilizer have risen in the past and and Ann Marie Sinko, children of JohnSinko, ownerof that will beraffled off onEaster. touchyear roundwith the wholesalers will accountfor the slight increase in "BY CUTTINGoff the tops of the to check on the quality and to make prices. The increase is in the , lily after the flowersdie, andplanting sure they are getting the best. wholesaleprice, but the retail price is them in the ground, you can have "The flowers in the supermarkets basically the sameas last year," Mr. more blossoms the next year," says don’t have the same quality as the Karas said. Barbara Gada whose son Frank runs kind boughtat a florists. Manytimes "Our prices will be lower because Joe’s Greenhouseand Flower Shop in flowers from the supermarket are we bought in quantity and we are Manville. dying because no one takes care of taking a chanceby doing this, but it’s All the shops do their ownfloral them," Mrs. Gada warns. to help the customer," Mr. and Mrs. arrangements and will give them a "I’ve visited the greenhousesand Friguletto explained. personal touch to fit your wishes. haveseen the excellentquality of the "Thecost of flowershas gone up, but "Oneof our specialties is a flower flowers," says Al Frifuletto. they will be the sameprice as last Story and photos arrangementof colorful flowers in the "The quality is excellent and there year," Mrs. Fennadded. shape of Peter Rabbit," said Michael are no shortages of any type of "Wehave different prices for dif- Shulackof Kathy’sFlorist in Manville. flowers," Mr. Shulack added. ferent people. Ourprices range from Mrs. Fenn said they make special To add a special touch to the $I to $35depending on the taste of the by BobBradis arrangements by adding things. holiday, someof the stores are holding person,"Mr. Sinkopoints out.

WENDYFENN, daughter of WinthedFenn, ownerof Fenn’s is oneof the arrangementsthe store will be selling for the FlowerBarn in Hillsboroughholds s basketof flowers, which Easterholiday. ,L THEREARE an assortmentof arrangementsfor the Easter holidaythat Joe’sGreenhouse and Flower Shop In Manville hasto offer. FrankGads, owner of the shop,holds one, ¯ 8-A Thur~ay, April 7, 1977 Hoechsthelps pharmaciststrain for hypertensionscreening

An American Hoechst maceuticals Inc., working Goal of the program is to Hoechst-Roussel Phar- who have high blood "Consumers should be Corporation subsidiary is with the Somerset-Hunterdon teach pharmacists in the two maceuticals Inc. to the pressure," said pharmacist aware that they can havethelr :~ helping practicing phar- County Pharmaceutical countie~ howto take accurate Somerset-Hunterdon County Joseph Honey of Hoochst- blood pressure checked at macists in Somerset and Association, is donating blood blood pressure readings in Pharmaceutical Association Roussel Pharmaceuticals Inc. participating pharmacies HunterdonCounties train for pressure monitoring equip- their pharmacies. May is includes six stethoscopes and "This fact plus the increasing throughout Somerset and hypertension (high blood ment and providing facilities National tlypertension Month six sphygmomanometers public awareness of the Hunterdon Counties," con- i: pressure) screening, for a three-part pharmacists’ and pharmacists are (instruments used for dangers of hypertension tinued Mr. Roney,who, along Hoechst-Roussel Phar- training program, preparing for mass public measuring blood pressure). creates a need for the con- with Brian Miller of the screening for high blood "The ability to treat tinuous screening of the nssooiation, lsco-chairmanfor pressure hypertensivet,nntsdepends population, the two-countyproject. " Equipment donated by on the identification of those "’ ~ ~-IOP - NOW OPEN ...... Strokeclub meeting "APRO SHOP FOR THE TENNIS PLAYER’ 31stBUCKS COUNTY The regular monthly become associate members, 2661MAIN ST. RL 206 IAWRENCEVlUE, aJ. i!~ .,. ~l~/~rt41a.e~% meeting of the Somerset A.o~,.,ooJr, o~ La..o.,,,,.. s+, sf~oo* . " ANTIQUES DEALERS SHOW Ilartman said. It is sponsored , ’ County Stroke Club will he by the SomersetCounty Heart Fceoparkinq in ~ea, WARRINGTONCOUNTRY CLUB held on April 14, at the ALMSHOUSERD.OFF U.$. RT.611 IS MI Southo$ Doylemown) Association. NEWSPRING MERCHANDISE IN Somerset Valley YMCA, M[N’S-LAD[IS’-BOYS’-GIRLS’TENNISCLOTHING The April meeting will APRILI2,1977 APRIL13, 1977 APRILI4,1977 Room201, it was announced feature a discussion on 0¢et~t - ~nt - Skictl - $hictl - ~weattt$ this week by President Bill WarmUp $ui15 -- ,nooks- Socks- Pods I TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY communication with the [-lartman. stroke patient, speech |11A.M.TO10 P.M. [11 A.M.TO10 P.M. [11 A.M.TO6 P.M The Club, designed tAROt$ntcnoN OF ItNSl$ RACKERS ¯ problems, and what families IENNI~BAILS gtA$ONABLY PRICID QUALITYDEALERS ’ $50.00DOOR PRIZE primarily for persons who ~w.-F" ~l.~ )~i ¯ can do about it. Dr. Irwin AiR CONDITIONED- FREEPARKING have suffered strokes, the Blake,speech pathologist will Ilackeent.Stringing - Grips - Repalr$. ¯ LUNCHEt DINNERAVAILABLE organization also welcomes be the speaker.Dr. Blake of WINTIII ~l|:lion 195,1117- b#ePefk~n| MGM,eO~D, tL)|$, li4UIl| 12.1; wa).J|l. I0.$:10; tM. 10.4; SUN. 1.4 ADMISSION$1.25- WITH THIS AD $1.00 family members who can Bridgewater, is speech __ __ II I L ~ - - mthologist consultant at SomersetHospital and several other hospitals in the area. BLOODPRESSURE TRAINING. Practicing pharmacistCarmen Marotto of Millstone, takes the All membersof the public blood pressureof RonaldWawrzyniak of SouthBound Brook the president of the Somerset- whoare stroke patieots, and HunterdonCounty" Pharmaceutical Association. PharmacistJoseph Roney of Hoechst-Roussel their families, are invited to attend. PharmaceuticalsInc., observes, EECdedication set for April 16 The Somerset County Park The Center has had major WINES Commission announced this financial support and in- week that dedication volvementfrom an imprnssive /~ ,=N JOY A BOTTLEOF WINE ceremonies for the En- numberof Federal and State WITH YOUR DINNER vironmental Education Center Agenciesalong the way: Interpretive and Education U.S. Departmentof Housing , Building, Lord Stirling Park, and Urban Development,U.S. Basking Ridgewill take place Department of Agriculture 2 p.m. April 16on the grounds Soil Conservation Service, P-etey’s of the center. The public is U.S. Departmentof Interior, invited to attend. Bureauof OutdoorRecreation, WINE¯ LIQUOR¯ BEER¯ SODA Highlighting the National Park Service proceedings will be a major Bureauof Sport Fisheries and address by NewJersey State Wildlife, U.S. Energy ,0 :lre.eaHm~e d ? eMIiaVn e,~Y N. j. Sen. RaymondH. Bateman, Research and Development 725-9340 Somerville. Official Administration, Solar representatives of several Demonstration Program, New Federal Agencies will also Jersey Department uf In- participate in the ceremony, vironmental Protection, PICK-IT * INSTANT* WEEKLYThe Environmental Center Green Acres Program. is a project undertakenby the There have also been many N,J. LOTTERY Somerset County Park financial contributions Commissionwith the support totaling over $120,000from CLAIM CENTER o! the SomersetCounty Board civic organizations, in-in- of Chosen Freeholders. The dustries, foundations, youth initial planningbegan in 1969, groups, businesses and in- followedby land acquisition in dividuals whohelped makethe 1970, and the commencement;center a reality. of development of physical The project represents in- facilities in 197L tergovernmental coordination The primary purpose of the of Federal, state and county Center is to stimulate governments with the en- awareness and understanding thnsiastic support of industry . YOUCAN BUY A of our total environment, and business and thousands of natural and altered, among citizens joining together to peopleuf all ages by providing create an educationalfacility 1977OLDS CUTLASS learning experiences which of uniquevalue. 2DOORHARDTOP FOR cannot be duplicated in any other type of facility, and to The building has recently develop a sense of respon- aeheieved wide acclaim/or its sibility for the care and wise experimental role in con- use of our natural resources. temporary environmental, The project encompasses concerns related to energy. 400acres of LordStirling Park Duringthe recent bitter cold land as well as several weather,the center realized 60 4795 specialized structures. In per cent of its heating LISTPRICE s5390 addition to the new 18,000 requirements by capturing FirestoneRolls WITHTHIS EQUIPMENT: square foot solar heated and and utilizing solar energyin cooled Interpretive and 135collectors designedinto the WHITEWALLS ¯ Factory~+it Cond. ¯ Whilewa,Radials building’s south facing roof. OutIts Stones! ¯ AutomaticTrans. ¯ WheelCovers Education Building, the [SALE!oou"’e-"e’*o’ Center includes 8%miles of The structure is the first ¯ V-6En~ina ¯ RemoleMirror Save*62t0*108"rmoffour trail with nearly two miles of enviornmental education DeluxeChampio’n Sup.R-Belt All FactoryEquipment Including Power Steering & boardwalk,ponds, observation complexin the nation to be Brakes.Our Low Price IncludesFreight & Prep. shelter, observation, towers, solar heated andcooledand the Charges.Excludes N.J. StateSales Tax and Li- land and wildlife managementfirst such governmentbugding s,+4 o,*116 censeFees. Hot In Stock. Allow 4 to 6 Weeks demonstration areas, an in NewJersey. With financial ATH-13. animal care facility, and aa support of ERDAit is now Delivery. insect exhibit building. PlusSl 73F.E.T per tire and4 old tires. functioning as a solar energy research facility testing ef- New Car Warranty M~I~"~I~I ficiencies of six different ’ B78-14, AvailableThru CARD OF modesfor heating andcooling. C78-14, MotorsInsur. Corp. E78-14. 4,o7126 THANKS After the ceremonies the PlusSl.BB+,o =2.26 F E.T. Oursincere thanks to everyone public will be invited to tour pertire and4 oldtires. expressingsympathy and kind- the building and grounds to hess during our time of viewkey elements of the solar bereavement. Also to those system. Park Commission 247-i000 whosent flowers andMass cards andto everyonewho personnelwill be available to oL++4ror146 ~~ explain the systemand answer Pluss2.42 to $2.65F.E.T. OSMC)E]ILEINC. helpedin anyway, pertire and4 oldtires. questions. Route 27, 68 French St., New Brunswick Husband, formerlyBENEDETTI OLDS AndrewNowakowskl ART DISCUSSION L7B-15. andSoo Super Super Super Plus=2 80to =3.12F.E.T. ;izes FET Sizes Sports60 Sizes FET pertire and4 oldtires. AI Kochka of the N.J. Sports50 Sports70 Councilon the Arts will be a ~:~3~-- -- ,4.0o egg++ BLACKWALLS58 LESS PER SET OF 4 guest speakeron "Jerseyfile," F501~ 47.00 2~ A60+$3 37.00 A70.$3 ~3.00 I :35015 46.00 29.¢ 060,13 39.00 070.13 3%00 2.36 New Jersey Public N5015 57,00 3.91 E6014 41.00 ors.14 39.00 2,31 Television’s popular com- FOOt4 43.00 E7014 39.00 2.44 060.14 44,00 F7014 3q,0o 2,~ The Finest munity affairs program, H60-14 49.00 a70-14 41,00 2,74 Check chuckhole damage Monday,Aprti It at 8:30 p.m. L60.14 50.O0 F70.15i 41.00 2.~ on channels 23, 50, 52 and 50. F~0.15 44.00 G70.15 42.00 2.S5 Koohkawill discuss a state- 06015 46.00 H70-15 45+00 in HB0.IS 50,00 with a Front end wide effort to organize and L60-15 51.00 All pricesplus taxes and exchange tile, coordinate the el,arts of aU I...... ~...... Easter Finery citizens identified with the ALIGNMENT manyvaried art forms in New AMERICANWAGON An Outstanding~RETREADValue!~-~ $ 1 88 Jersey. Only Any~cmrerlcan Any13" size in stock 2 for only r,.,,,t,, ..,ed,~ ~ ~ I Precisionalignmentbyskilledmechanicswhowill~tesster, 9 ,~ Ii~ ~ camber,andtoe.intomanutscturer’sspocifications, ~i~ ~J~ ~o~xrsA cuAeoe foe mcroer,u~oe roes/ONeAe c~ss. P|u~340to4l< Fed, tax exp. Bhekwa’ltNo trede4n needed, SOMERRE SERVICE SOMERVILLE PRINCETON LAWRENCE SomervilleCircle 778 State Rd.(Rt. 206) 2925 BrunswickPike U.S. Highway202 & 206.28 92 !-6200 (Rt. I ) 882.9555 Rorlton,N.J. Mon..Fr|.8.6; Thurs.fll 6 pmMon..FrL 8-6; Thurs.fll 9 pm 201.722-2020 Sot. 8" 2 Sat . 8" 4

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Icl°ver1correspondenceN. J# Symphon’yOrchestra to performat college / by T.H. BLUM. BARBARAL|NDBERG / COUNTY4-Ii AGENT) A1916 Cberlle Chaplin film, performancefortheAmerteanmovements,"Morning on the full orchestrawiti thenexpand the university’s Centerfor the the NewJersey Symphony,students and include the L COUNTY4-H AGENT "TheRink," will be shownin CancerSociety, the program Ranch,""The Gift," "Dreamon the theme. Creativeand PerformingArts. and has conductedthe major recently inaugurated and the background while the is pert of the orchestra’s March," *’Walk to the Theconcert will closewith a He has twice toured portion of the orchestra’s highlysuccessful "Tiny.Tots" (All meetingswill be held at orchestraplays musicwritten ’*KaleidoscopeSeries." Bunkhouse," and "Happy performanceof the GerohwlnArgentinaunder the auspices youthand tiny tot concerts,as concertfor pre-sehoolers. Leadership/Racreation to accompanythe film in one Songs from Gerohwin’s Ending." concerto: "AnAmerican in of the U.S.State Department,well as a numberof regular The performance at me 4-HCenter unless other- Camp- Beemerville- Fresh- of the highlightsof the concert "PorgyandBeas"wtllbeoung Nexf will be a medleyof Pnris." subscriptionconcerts. SomersetCounty College will wisestated.I menand sophomoresin high Formerlyprincipal violist playingrecitals andas soloist school will enjoy this op- by the NewJersey Symphonyby sopranoSamantha Genton movie themes and then the withfive differentorchestras, be in the collegegymnasium...... ,vn--.~.. - ~u1- ...... nrr~.~ ,m Orchestraat SomersetCounty and baritoneJulius Eastman. "Porgyand Bess"songs, with the Buffalo Phllhar- Hehasbeenfeataredassoloist Io 1972 the NewJersey Tickets maybe purchasedat portunityto be togetherand College,Thursday, April 14at8 Jesse Levine, principal The second half of the manic, Levine was also in the CaramoorFestival SymphonyOrchestra was the College Center In- becles.ed. --. _ discover newthings about p.m. violistandnssociateconductorprogramwill begin with ’the residentassistantconductorin named one of America’s - monna.y,ap_rn 11 .- ’l~en themselves-July ll to July16. showingof the Cbepllnfilm, his final year there. In ad- Concerts;and ln tbe NewYork major symphonies.The or- formationDeskat$8,$7aedSS Loungeupen - v’~ to xup ¯ m ’; _14n~b ...... Cnmn - Beeme_vlller - Theconcert, featuring all of the orchestrawill conduct, PhilharmoniCsStravinsky general admissionand $2.50 HorseLeaders ,Meeting ¯ - 8 to Americanmusic, includes Theprogram will openwith accompaniedby the original dttion, hewasamemberoftheFestivalat LincolnCenter. chestra performsin mostof for students.Patrons tickets 10 p.m.; Fair Catalogue 11 to 16 year olds withtheir works by GeorgeGershwin, Copland’sfilm suite for or- piano- musicwritten to play facultyof the State University NewJersey’s 21 counties, are available from the ownhorses comingto camp- Aaron Copland and music chestra, "The Red Pony," alongwith the picture in the of NewYork at Buffalo, and In past seasons, Levinehas Youthconcerts are playedto AmericanCancer Society in Meetlng-7:30to9:30p.m.and July It to July16, performedand conductedwith appearedas viola soloist with elementaryand high school StrawberryPlants available. Call4-H Office t526-6644) for from the movies.A benefit including the descriptive old silent moviehouses. The Somerville. Tuesday,April 12 - Georgia informationand application. ExchangeTrip DonationDay - Hi]lsboronghA&P.

It’s time to start thinking about this year’s 4-H Fair. Thursday,April 14, 1977is Membersof all 4-Hclubs will the dateto keepaside for the4- will be trying to help supportthe H Family Roller Skating growingexpenses so wecan Party at WhitehouseRoller remaina "Free FamilyFun" Rink.All 4-H’ers, their friends 4-HFair. Our4-H Fair Catalogandfamilies are invitedto join and commercialexhibits help in the fun from7:30 to 9:30 SOMERSET COUNTY MAKE A us out financially. Helpsup- p.m. port our county 4-HFair by takinga "Friends"ad costing ~’$1. Businessescan help us and All interested peopleare themselvesby placingan ad in invited to a Grooming the Fair catslog, Callthe 4-H Demonstrationbeing givenby DIFFERENCE ON JUNE 7th... office for furtherinformation LynnDeResa at the 4-HCenter (52~6644). on Tuesday,April 12, 1977 starting at 8 p.m. All bred groomingwill be discussed. 4-HCamp reservations are Visitorsmay bring along their comingin rapidly. Don’twait dogs with their grooming too long to get your child’s equipmentfor personal in- forms in. Non-4-H’ersare invitedto attendany of the 4-H structions. Arrangements Camps.All campsare over- were made by the Dogs nightexperiences for oneweek Anonymous4-H Club. at $40. Checkto see which campis for you. PrepCamp - June 27 - July t Anyboy or girl, irrespective for seven,eight,and nine year or race, color or national side. origin, in this community Stokes Camp- Indian Camp for It to 14 yearolds, features betweenthe ages of sevenand sports, crafts andhorseback 19 inclusive, maybecome a riding. memberof 4-HPrep or 4-Hby BeemervilleFarm Camp - applyingfor membershipin at least one of the approved tOand 11 yearnids interested programsor projects and rDea in nature,beating, crafts and APril 4, 1977 horsebackriding - July II to agreeing to the 4-H C°~stituent: July16. requirements. e S- nt ou~ast in Slide presentation set L ~ate S~ coon- ~ Year~ Yournave be~late ~ff" £ir~-’ it h. ~Uppor$" gene~UUrin~°c. in t"~_s been _ at SomersetCollege . " and ~’°Us w~.,Chat ".,u As~ ~.ny b~ . the~me, c?~,Oly’-’jVlleo~ Ear ,.Cast ~^ ’,ulp o~’..~cn . Colorslides of the paradeof Statesof Americaon its 200th thaev°ti~p::~ar, tall ships during"Operation birthday. ~n t~- ",~e aga~r~’*. son,J~iZe~odnd~urt. "~, o£ n~S~ ~.oIn Sail"last July4 will be shown The program is jointly Pr;2 an i.°; tho "e law . by WORhelicopter pilot sponsoredby the Ionia Clubof GeorgeMeade at Somerset Somerset and Somerset da,.’"~rY d~;’°t~~u lcho : eler,2 ged r,~- ~a CountyCollege Friday, April CountyCollege. Zests is an /s n,. ’~Y. A_ s-o . ,¢an~.-~zon -~gar~. 15. international service P,e°Ple’~°z" to ?.n ind~ferelv’? to ~. The’$~ng el: Becauseseating is limited, organizationof executiveand ~Une . :~ave _ C~e~end^~ uy d~ roe i- "-ie~ l~ ~gibi~. arrangements have been professionalwomen. thatL ~n t~YXPre~$I~~ ,no~Y~.ar~n"/ t~ ~ r~ot,:~ty madefor two showings,one at Proceedsfrom the program D,~- the,. -e #~ ’.ova t.1.-" co ~ an., g tho."~Pub?" ~res 7:30p.m. and the other at 9 will go to the SomersetCounty n-,,ocra,z mUsr’~PUbl; -heir ..~e eli~?Aare L.?~ in,^.~can p.m. Mr. Meade,who gives CollegeScholarship Fund and daily commutertraffic reports to Zonts’s AmeliaEarhart ° . fromthe WaRhelicopter, will fellowshipfund. ~" Prim’~’? So n cnat ~’~?Y, boC"u des;VOte. "’Clo n Sn’ - A*- "’~ry. ~eCla~2".cent~^" many ~re to L,,lany also showhis ’*EyeIn the Sky" Ticketsmay be obtainedby -~ l[ hl~n by An a.re u--’elp n. slides. scholarshipdonations of $2 for 2P the ~aehed : Mr. Meadewas in a unique generaladmission and $1 for positionto photographthe tall students and children, by -~. Vote-. reoo;.~~o~n,. ~pOn wk-. -v irot~.. 4 . ships of manynations as they calling the office of public sailed up the Hudsonin a relationsat the college,526- unique salute to the United1200. ~POrt m~ Jr I =~Clca7 ff.Ublic.-w law fins i~ _out an -~ in ~, ~m to f chat o~n Pri~" ~nd t~. Urder : mail Saling to head : efforffe SUcc2°merseZ~r_Y E1?us be ~o. £Ul. "~. ~sfUl" ~ Count,TCtion. =ilgible ~Ope~Z°~uce Oh. Cyclethon nat yooaill Joe Saling, local bicycling route on Old York, notable, will chair Readington,Harlan School, s, arrangementsfor Somerset and Stony BrookRoads. The CountyHeart Association’s only requirement for par- SpringCyclethon, Michael A. ticipationis the abilityto ride J’uO~d H. ~a t ema~ CinelIi, fund drive chairmana bicycle,and cyclists of all P/a~a~ O#/¢e auilaing O 797 H ~hw for the associationsaid. ages are welcome. ~,lafOrbvs~r,r n ~ t ay 18~:~ TheCyelethon, to be held on Each cyclist obtains ¯ to. ODd.no’ Co east ~rurt~fck, ~, ¯ Sunday,May 1, beginningat I sponsors from businesses, p.m., will start at Old York merchants, organizations, School in Branchburg. All parents and neighbors who "’nit,. tO.. ~. rr.’"°O88160(~s,) residents, youngand old, are donatespecific amountsto the ~3~-~0 invitedto participate. Heart Association for each ~’v,,.r.,,,~.,. - o Mr. Saling, whoowns and mile of the ten-mile route operates Saling’s Sehwinn completed. The man and # Cyclery on Route 202 in woman(or boy and girl) who Branchburg, has been a has obtainedthe highestdollar mainstayof the SomersetSCh- amountof contributions(not IF YOU WANTTO HELP RAY ¯ winn’sracing team, largest the highestnumber of miles) bicycle racing groupin the will be awardeda ten-speed County.He is a past national bicycle,and other prizes will YOU MUST DECLAREPARTY BYAPRIL 18th champion(1973), NewJersey be presented to deserving champion in racing nine cyclists in eachage category. times, andhas wonthe Tourof In short, the Cyclethonwill Raritsnin 1971and 1973. Most not only be enjoyable cam- recently the wheelmenwere petitionand a worthwhilefund featuredat Saling’sCyclery in raisingeffort, butalso a great, their successful attempt to healthy wayfor a group of establish a newrecord in friendsor the wholefamily to , roller cycling,riding 506 in 12 spenda Sundayafternoon. hours to beat a previous Entry blanks can be ob- recordof 475miles. tamedfrom Saling’s Cyclery, Mr. Saling chaired the or the HeartOffice by calling association’sfirst ventures 722-4353. into cyclethonsin 1973and 1974.He and his wife Dottle and two daughters,all bike Cyanamid riders,have taken part in the cyclethoes. "Riding in the Heart has checks Associationcyclethon has two- foldbenefits," he said, "First, American Cyanamid of It’s a healthyform of exercise BoundBrook, and Chemical for the heart and,secondly, it. WorkersUnion, Local 3, has ramesmuch-needed funds for settled an incentivebonus case theHeart Association." fromthe years 19@2-75. TheCyclethon works like Six hundredpeople have not, this: It is a bikeride organized yet received their bonus to raise fundsfor the Heart cheeks ranging from $1 to Association’s research, $1,0¢0. The.peoplewho have education and community retired, quit or havenot left serviceprograms as well as to any forwardingaddresses or promotethe healthbenefits of beneficiaries,should contact cycling. theIooal union office at 307E. Thisyear s eventwill begln SecondSt., BoundBrook or at the Old York School In AmericanCyanamid payroll Branchbur8,and ride a new department. 10-A ’lhe Franklin NEWS’RECORD Thm-~day,April 7, 1977 . Dentalclinic offers free cancertests

oAro~ur?tid~on~Wlllhavet~eMiddlesex General Hospital, i s’g hh:s_i ]~[~:]~+,in. General oral cancer since seldomdoes FrancesHisle Nicholas of Oh~]+ndJ~U?~i: . a csekark was the employed by Phelps Dodge, o,_~ ...... ze: urewn a patient have pain or other " and two sisters, AnnGallic- widowof Karl Polacsek, whoElizabeth for 20 years. o-~h ~a~w orunswlcK on dan-er si-nals A dental Mrs. Frances Gallicchio chio and Mrs. Connie Van died in 1966. He was a communicant of Wednesday, Apri 13, from 10 che~l~up, $however, can Hisle, 3B, of 9 Clifton St. in the derHagen,both of Somerset. She is survived by a son, St. Peter’s R.C. Church, New a.m. until 4 p.m. No ap. diselesechangeain the tissues Somerset section died last Burial was in St. Peter’s Frederick of Quakertown,and Brunswick. pointments are necessary, of the mouth. Recom- ¯ Tuesday following heart Cemetery, NewBrunswick. two grandchildren. Mr. Nuzzowas the husband All those whohave not seen mendatieas will be madefor surgery in DeborahHospital, Arrangements were by the of Theresa Nuzzowho died in .a dentist within the past six additionaltestingor treatment BrownsMills. flolcombe-Ftsher Funeral 1961. monthsareurgedtoattend the should such changes be found. Born in NewBrunswick, she Elizabeth PolacsekHome in Flemington. Surviving are two sons, screening clinic. Oral cancer, like most I d lived heremost of her life. Raymond of the Somerset Examinationsare painless others, is curable if caught in Mrs.Llisle is survivedby her Mrs. ElizabethPolaesek,83, Samuel Nuzzo section and Samuel N. of and will involve only a short time and for this reason early husband, OwenD. Sr.; her of Main St., Quakertown,died Cranburyi three daughters, period of time. The programis parents, Beruardinoand Sarah Friday at her home. Samuel Nuzzo, 92, of 57 Ambrose,St. died Saturday in Mrs. EdithTerelmesaud Mrs. being held in conjunction with detection and treatment is FamaGallicchio of Franklin; Born in Austria, she had Josephine Homony,both of the Middlesex County Dental advocated, Dr. Engel said. two sons, Owen Jr. and lived in Quakertown since St. Peter’s Medical Center, Somerset, and Mrs. Irene Society and the Middlesex Lack or proper dental care, 1931. Before that she had NewBrunswick. Gregory, both at home; two Born in Naples, Italy, he Lombardo of North Brun- County Unit of the American poor oral hygiene, cigarette daughters, Sarah and resided in NewYork City. swick; l0 grandchildren, and Cancer Society. smoking, excessive use of Gwendolyn, both at home; She was a member of the lived here most of his life. 13 great-grandchildren. Prior to his retirement 27 Dr. Jerome Engel of New alcoholic beverages and three brothers, Peter and Quakertown Methodist Burial was in St. Peter’s Brunswick, chairmanof the sideredtobacco contributing chewing factorsare con- in Robert. both of Somersetand Church¯ years ago, Mr. Nuzzo was Cemetery, NewBrunswick. department of dentistry at, oral cancer, according to Dr. +_ Engel. Parents Annonymousmeeting AssistingDr. Engel with the clinic will be: Dr. Sallyanne Bonnerof Piscataway and Dr. A meeting of Parents kids or feel on the brink of Lee M. Lichtenstein of North Anonymouswill be held from doing so." The goal is to Brunswick,dental residents; JANETMALONEY of Old Bridge,seated in the dental chair, is a dental technicianand knows the 7:30 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday, provide a "do it now" ap- Janet Maloneyof Old Bridge valueof the free oral cancerscreening clinic to be conductedat the MiddlesexGeneral Hospital April 12, in the In-Service preach, helping to establish and Sally Baran of East DentalClinic, BrownStreet, NewBrunswick, on Wednesday,April 13, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. classroom of Middlesex aud maintain a healthy Brunswick, dental Shownwith Janetare Dr. JeromeEngel of NewBrunswick, chairman of the Departmentof Den. General Hospital, 180 emotional and physical co- technicians, and hospital tistry at MiddlesexGeneral; Dr. SallyanneBanner of Piscatawayand Dr. LeeM. Lichtensteinof SomersetSt., NewBrunswick. existence betweenparents and volunteers. NorthBrunswick, dental residents at the hospital. All interested parents are their children. Presenting"THE ANSWER" invited to attend¯ Sessionswill Parents Anonymouswas continue to subsequent started in February 1970 by a Tuesdays. 29 year old mother of two Parents Anonymousis a self daughters.She was assisted help programto assist parents by a psychiatricsocial worker Residentshave goodtime at Charley’s in preventing damaging from whomshe had sought relationships between help after abusing oneof her GoodTime Charley’s was with over 20 regular items, restaurants of a constant food quality is consistent and themselvesand their children. two daughters. With two other previously known as the plus daily blackboard supply of quality food at marketing is done on a daily Oneparticipant has said that parents they organized the Millstone Inn. Merrill Zinder, specials,and seatsap- moderateprices. With one or basis. The atmosphere is the group is for those who first meeting. The group president, created what has proximately200. The active twoexceptions, Mr.Zinder has "have lost their cool with the helped her establish a healthy friendly and the decor is become a well known baris openfrom 11:30 a.m. managed tobeldhis prices for Victorian, highlighted with , environmentin her family. establishment and has at- and featureslive en- the past two years and is tiffany type lighting. Parents Anonymous tracted considerable business tertainmentevery evening, determined to continueto hold provides a place where to other merchants in the GoodTime Charley’s ispart them at thatlevel just as long Good Time Charley’s is members who share similar Kingston area. of a familyof four restaurants as he can. located at 40 Main St., RELIABLE USED CARS problemscan meet together to Mr. Zinder was raised in plusa seafoodand produce All four restaurants cater to Kingston, phone number924- 14 TOYOTACoh>lht 2Dyer 4 ;3 .%UBUHU4Doe* 4Cyl 4 ’73CHEVYVEGA.4cyl,,automati obtain help from one another Princeton. Before becominga company,assuring the all ages and all incomes.The 7400. Cvh.det4 SpeedMdr~udl lean Slv~( M.IrmdPTrues M,Irtudl trans., radioand heater. 44.000 without moralizing, without restauranteur, he was Stee.,+g1 .rodSrak.s, DAY CAMP¯ slogans and without being associated with the family toy Steerff~gdt,ll flrak~s m,,...... asoooM..... $1495 $995 Complete judged. business on NassauStreet, in ~o~...... $1895 "71 PLYMOUTHGtdnd COUPe The group stresses that the Princeton, from 1954 to 1969. SmdllVS, Automaf,c Tr+~,~m=~lofl. 71 TOYOTAMark H 4 CAMPINGPROGRAM emotions that lead to child He still maintains an in- ’71TRIUMPH TR6 Convertible. 6 PuwPtSteerlng Po~ur B,.+kes Sl,111onW,l(Jon 4 Cyl Aut(,m/H=c cyL,4 speedliens+. AM/FM stereo Fact(,ryAt, Condition TINY TOT PROGRAM abuse are in everyone but terestin the toy business - withtape, 44.000 redes ...... T,,ms,facto,v A.Cond 7so~M..... $1395 Slee,,nga.dBr,)~t,s ACADRMIC some need help to control whichbears the family name. ’73 TOYOTACehca Star,(lard PI~RAM OPTIONAL these emotions. Chapter Mr. Zinder opened Good $1995 ManualTtans. 4 Col4 SIw~ed6,~M.... $1595 ’73MGB convertible, 4 cyl., 4 speedManualBrakes. Manuaq Stee.ng D00RT0D00RIRANSPORIAIION meetings are serious rap TimeCharley’s for businesson trans..AM/FM stereo with tape. A, C(~dFM Radio+ Route518 sessions where membersdon’t December7, t969, seating 2, o~m+, ...... $3095WnvlTop [ L’C’+EESA+ETATETAX EXTKA i Hopewell, N.J,08525 have to be afraid about approximately100 people.The tS.OOOMi,...... $2395 %(609)924.9713 ¯(609) 466 1212j sharing feelings. Not all dinner menuconsisted of only members have abused six items. children and some feel they Today,Good Time Charley’s need help to avoid reaching is openfive daysfor lunchand the point of abuse. serves dinner every night,

PRINTING CALENDAROFCOMING 223 N. HarrisonSt. YOURSERVICE CAROLNELSON (right), secretary of the Chamberof Commerce,Franklin Township,presents EVENTS Merill Zinder, Presidentof GoodTime Charley’s, Kingston, with the MashMerchant of the Month’ B 8- B PRINTING THURSDAY,APRIL 7 plaque.Vera E. Geoghan,president of the FranklinTownship Senior Citizens’ Club looks on. FranklinBoard of Adjustment- 8 p.m. Municipal Uldg, SERVICES HilisboroughPlanning Board - 8 p.m.Municipal Bldg. IT PAYSTO FRIDAY,APRIL g 617W.Camplain Rd. TheFiSherman AnPlayers presentation - "The Sword and the Scroll" - S ORTslates fashionshow Manville, N.J. 08835 p,m.,Alma White College Chapel, Zarepath. "7 LastWords to Chris " - 7:30p mFa th LutheranChurch Amwell Rd. The Somerset chapter of Training) in conjunction with Businessand Social Printing - BeekmanLane, Hillsborough. ADVERTISE! Women’s American aRT the North South Brunswick Forms-Bulletins-Flyers.Tickets ( 0 r g a n i z a t i o n f o r chapter will sponsor a Spring Cards- Envelopes- SATURDAY,APRIL S Recycling-Franklin High - 9a.m.- noon. Rehabilitation through Fashion Show on Thursday, Letterheads-invitations SomersetCounty Park Commission HikingClub - E-t0mile hike at Glean- CALL IF YOU April X4 at The Brass Bucket, woodLake. Meets 7:30 a.m. eernardsviHe Sh~pp[ng Plaza, Information call INSTANTPRINT located at WoodbridgeAvenue 7S7-2953, THE in Woodbridge,commenning at PHONE:1201} 526-2070 SUNDAY,APRIL 10 725-3300 KIMBLEFUNERAL HOME 7:30 p.m. SunriseService - 7 a.m.,Knob Hill, ColonialPark. Speaker Rev. Gary The fashions featured will be Burgessof Colvary BaptiSt Church, if rain, service moves 1oauditorium of WANTTO KNOW One Hamilton Avenue from the Clothes To You CalvaryBaptist Church, East Millstone. HOMEg, FARM Princeton boutique. The donation will be MONDAY,APRIL 11 (609) 924.0018 ManvilleCouncil - 8 p.m.Municipal Bldg.. $7¯50,which’in addition to the Hilisborough8oard of Education- Sp.m. High School Library. fashion show, will include a SomersetCounty Chapter of American Association of Retired Persons - HORSEFEED I SUPPLIES.PET D~rectors:Edwin L. K~mhle.R full primeribs or fish dinner¯ DavesMen’s 8, 1:30p.m. Good Shophard Lutheran Church, Union Ave., Somerville. FOODS,WILD BIRD SEED. ANIMAL COMETO HAMILTONFOR ANSWERS B,chall K=mble+Claude M, All proceeds will go to aRT’s FEED.WE ALSO CARRY WATER Crater Overseas Projects. Boys Shop TUESDAY,APRIL 12 SOFTENERSALTS. LAWN if, GAR. FranklinTownship Senior Citizens Club Birthday and Anniversary 10 DENSUPPLIES. SHOES¯ lOOTS. ¯ , . ... In order to place a reser- Servingthe PrincetonArea 41S. MainSt. Manville a.m,,East Franklin Firehouse, PineGrove Ave. JACKETSa GLOVES. vation, call Ellen Engelhartat SomerselCounty Meet and Mix Singles Club. Meeling 8:30 p.m+, Jolly Since192S 828-3399. OxRestaurant. RI.206, Hillsborough. Formal Wear StainedGlass Demonstration, 10a.m. - noon¯Mary Jacobs - Library, BELLE MEAD RockyHill. For Hire Chiidren+sProgram - ++Meet theAuthor" - children’s author Keith Robot. FARMERS’CO-OP teen1:30 p.m., Mar/Jacobs Library. Rocky Hill. ¯ Policemen LINE ROAD ¯Mailmen WEDNSSDAY,APRIL 13 SpaghettiSupper - East Millstone United Methodist Church. Serving BELLE MEAD 725-9027 5:30-7:30p.m, ManvilleBoard of Adjustment.7:30p.m+ 1201) 35g-5173 HillsboroughMunicipal UtLIhios Authority - 8:15 Authority Office, 344 Rt, IS IT GENUINE? 206. FUELOIL MonvilidSr. Citizens regula r meeting 6 p.m., Christ the King Church Aud. IS IT VALUABLE? ManvilleYouth Athletic League. 6 p.m. VFyV. FranklinOral Cancer Screening, t0 arm.-3 p+m,. Municipal Sldg. SHOULDIT BE APPRAISEDAND INSURED? ReadingsOver Coffee - Selections from the New Yorker Book of Poems. tOa.m., Somerville Public Ubrary. SHOULDIT BE REMODELEDAND UPDATED? Ae HillsboroughSenior Citizens- Hillsborough School 1-3 p.m. Workshop. XEROXCOPIES WOULDYOU LIKE HAMILTONJEWELERS TO SpringNature Walk -THURSDAY, "swampTramp"APRIL - 7:30 14 p.m., Environmental BESSENYEI BducationCenter, Lord Stidlng Rd., Sasking Ridge. /QNantity CREATEJEWELRY ESPECIALLY FOR YOU? QVlafily l’ric+,s am Dance-Social¯ Somemet-Hunlerdon Chaplet, Widows or Widowers. 01lemon24124 .... ItS -10"II g Son 8:30-12p.m., Holiday Inn, Rt. 22. Somerville. A raihtbh,I FranklinCouncil, 8 n.m. Municipal Bldg. Armisl~(hob ...... 68 ~ S SpringFashion Show - Somerset and North.South Brunswick Woman’s Withtodays rising pricesand unsettled times, ArmEhoir ...... 711~ I Oil BurnersInstalled "AmericanaRT. 7:30 p.m. The Sras~ Bucket, Woodbddge Ave., Wood- TOWNSHIP expertknowledge about your precious jewelry 72"Solo ...... 109 .1~ l . bridge.Fashions byClothes to You. Rouen/aliens, 825.3399. hasnever been more important. ~ 586Hamilton St. Concert. NewJarMy Symphony Otchasna. S p.m. Somerset County PHARMACY 74"$oio...... 138 ,R l College. 94"lofo...... 162 J4~ 7 NewBrunswick SomersetCounty SP+oke’Cfu b - 7.+30 p.m., Sommset Valley YMCA, Room KI5-8800 Pleasetake advantage of this free offer. Our KI5-6453 201,Somerville. Topic - Communication withthe stroke patient. 712 Hamilton Sh professionalconsultants are available at all (cute...... t62 ,H" l Lecture- "Reducing Cardiac Risk Factors" 8 p.m,, Somerset County Vo- times this week.No appointment necessary. 94"lad tabb (ouch 152 I e St.,Bridgewater. Pro.registration. 722-4353. PLIWORM L shopedCou(h ... 299//I Highestprices paidfor diamondsand gold jewelry ,.+=.~-°s.L,+I+S,..,,-Fi, O,*,F, ’Foochsrgadfordonumentedinsurancaorastateappraisals. RB~ldis . ~$12 | ~ .. ~ ~... k<~ t ~,~,,~., ,..,,~ .t ~,,~4. ¯iL aemonce~el sob ..... hemall2 SHERMAN SOPKO BELLE MEAD FUCILLO & SONS L U M BE R CO., INC. a..a.d. ,t cede." p...,.. ,0 c~..,. ~,.,. 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FINS ATHLETICSCHEDULE Thursday,April 7 Softball vs BridgewaterWest A 3:45 Froshbaseball vs BridgewaterWest A 3:45 outdoor scene Vs~ity-JVBaseball vs BridgewaterWest H 3:45 Golf vs BridgewaterWest H 3:00 TennisvsBridgewater West H 3:45 by Gerald E. Wolfe he will probably hesitate or Firearms (if legal), moreserious altercation or a themtake It from there. This songgoes. But it’s of great Boystrack vs Ewing H 3:45 Staff Correspondent even abandon his chance, cameras, and expensive falsearreatsuit. It’s easierto will also prevent tipping off satisfaction that the vast since his greatest fear is being fishing equipment should report your suspiciousto the the suspectand prevent him majority of campersare still Tuesday,April 12 Unwelcomevisits and petty caught by his victim or never be left unattended, nor rangeror private campgroundform claiming he put your honest and trustworthy. Girls Trackvs NorthBrunswick A 3:45 thievery by four-legged another camper. The con- displayed daily around the operator, giving him a com- identifying marks there Maybethe saying best suited Thursday,April14 vanda/s have been an ac- centration of people in a campsite. plete description of the item himself, to that changewould be, "An BoysTrackvs HamiltonWestB-Steinert H 3:45 ceptnd part of campingnight campground is a natural you suspect Js stolen. ~ let ’~flmes are a changing," the ounee of prevention." Courtesyof FranklinHigh Booster Club life since modernman took to deterrent since the thief can’t KEEPtent flaps, zippers, sleeping under the stars for a risk walking away with trailer dears, and all othe little rest and relaxation. But anything that is obviouslynot gear closed up tight whennc in recent years modern his own. campgrounds,bath public and FIRST, don’t display ex- private, have seen a marked pensiveequipment in the open, Increase in nightly, and for especially if you’ve noticed that matter, daily visits from juveniles or anyone else AN the two-leggedvariety of in- eyeing your equipment with truder. morethan casual interesh Years ago, the sport of Use a small chain and campingseemed blessed with, pad]ock or eablelock to hold and guidedby, an ethical code together stoves, lanterns, of honor in whicheach person coolers, etc., whenleaving assumed that all other cam- camp.This will easily stopthe pers were honest and would OPEN AND SHUT CASE leave your unattended casual thief, and evenone that is determinedwill not put up equipment alone. with rattling chains and Of course the majority of clanking appliances forlong. camperstoday are honest, too, Keepsmall, easily picked-up but the "one rett~ apple"has items locked in chests, boxes caughtup to practically all of or vehicles when away from man’sendeavors and camping FOR A NEW camp-site, or at night. hasnot beenspared. When the Photograph your equip- campinghoom hil this country ment, and makea record of a generationago, and steadily identification, such as make, increased in popularity, the model, serial number, on the in camp. This will also ratio of petty thievery in- prints, if anything does get discouragethe casual snooper, creased right along with it. stolen and turns up later, who might be tempted into SAVINGS ACCOUNT. you’ll have the best positive going on to bigger things. MUCHof the present identification possible. If you suspect another campgroundtheft probably Somepeople even go as far camperof stealing something! results from an on-the-spot as to paint all their gear an of yours, remember that LincolnFederal Savings introduces the LincolnFederal Case. impulseof taking an item that unusual color. It is easily accusation can be a little is so attractively available. reoognizable in your own sticky unless he or she is But whether, it is by temp- campsite and highly con- caught in the act. Accusation tation or design, it is a low sp~cuousin anyoneelse’s. can sometimes result in a form of thievery and can Howwould you like 5¼%interest compoundedcontinuously and credited monthlyon your savings, an sometimes result in the accuratemonthly statement of all yourtransactions, a free emergencycash and identification cardyou can ruination of a long planned family vacation for the vic- useall acrossthe country,and more free servicesand benefits than you can fit in a brief case? tims. There is evidence that some IT’S NOTTOO LATE TO GET people use camping as a meausto aa end, just to make SOMEEASTER COLOR That’s whatyou’ll get whenyou opena Lincoln FederalCase-our great newStatement savings program. themselveseasily available to Dropinto a Lincoln FederalSavings Branch today. Let us help youopen a LincolnFederal Case and show all the modernnow appliances and sophisticated camping youwhat’s in it for you. gear that has improved with the sport. For these kind of peoplethat are deliberateand seriously intent on stealing, there is very little youcan do to prevent it, other than keeping things of real value lookedin yourcar or trailer, or never leaving camp, etc.; a FREE rather self

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Art improvesupon nature’s perfect package

by Gloria tlalpern is surprisingly heavy. Mrs. Griffin Assistant Editor says these are so durable that natives use them as water canteens. The egg boasts what has often been The egg collection began one Easter termed nature’s best packaging job. whenMrs. Griffin’s parents gave her Art, however, improves on nature -- two oldest children hollow wooden and Mrs. Sallje Griffin has 254 eggs (Russian) filled with candy. gorgeous examplesto prove it. Whenmore children arrived the egg Mostof the eggs are indeed worksof hunt was on. art, though somecould be classed as "The third child needed his ownegg curiosities and there is at least one and the stores didn’t havethem, so we which she describes as "high camp." started looking in antiques stores," There is even one that "talks." says Mrs.Griffin. There are eggs from Mexico, Nowfriends bring them to her when Colombia, Denmark, Germany, they travel and "shopkeeperscall me Portugal, China, Japan, France, whenthey get somethingin that’s new England, Russia, Greece, the Ukraine and different," she says. andPoland. Some254 eggs later, the "Griffin There are hand-cut crystal eggs, collection" has gained considerable hand-blownVenetian glass eggs, milk renown, and its owner has manyin- glass eggs, carved wooden eggs, vitations to lecture. This she does oc. papier macheeggs, lucite eggs, tiny casionally, incorporating someof the eggs madefrom semi.precious stones, research she had done on egg- and many beautifully .patterned decorating customers of different pottery eggs. countries. There are also many"real" eggs, In addition, she speaks from which the contents were blown knowledeably of the symbolism of before the decorations were applied. eggs in the pre-Christian religious and And there is one. the only one on cultures. permanent display, that is not Theywere used by primitive manas decorated, but displayed as a workof symbols of fertility, and by more art. It’s an ostrich egg, a great, tex- sophisticated cultures as symbolsof tured giant of an eggthat, evenempty, immortality. Eggs were found in coffins in Romantombs, and Etruscan tombpaintings depict eggs, as do the Egyptian and Persian crypts. Maoris buried their dead with an egg in each band. And the current game of egg rolling comes from the agrarian customof roiling eggs over a freshly seeded field to ensure a good crop. Mrs.Griffin’s collection illustrates the point that collecting need not be expensive to be absorbing and satisfying. The eggs have little in- trinsic value -- none is jeweled or PORCELAINEGGfrom China is oneof the mostcherished in Mrs.Sallie Griffin’s collection. gilded with gold, there are no masterpieces form Faberge, egg maker for the Czars. "We use the eggs like Christmas decorations," says Mrs. Griffin. "We get them out on Easter eve and put them away 40 days later."

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SOUTHERNGENTRY are ready to step out of this elaborate creation.

HIGHCAMP is howMrs. Griffin decribesthis kitchenvignette, completewith chandelierand hungry puppy.

POTTERY,MARBLE, paplar macheand evensome real eggsblown and decorated, make up this variedd sp ay.

EIGHTsOLDIERS and an officer nestle in this Polishegg which also holdstwo tiny bowlingballs, readyfor a gameof ninepins. VENETIANHAND-BLOWN GLASS end papier macheeggs shaped like e greek vase flank French hand-cutcrystal eggtopped with anivory squirrel. Thursday,April 7, 1977 [he Franklin NEWSRECORD 13-A

military notes

Merril Kashiwabarapromoted to It. col. Bruce Cameroncompletes course An official at Offutt AFB, Colonel Kastdwabara,sonof Command. Army Private Bruce L, specialist course at the Army and maintenance. Neb., has announced the Mrs, Kiynno Kashtwabara of A 1953 graduate of Bayonne Cameron,sen of Mr. and Mrs. Signal School, Ft. Gordon,Ga. The private entered the promotion of Merrill K. Roslyn Heights, N.Y., is a (N.J.)HighSchool, theeolnnel Robert J. Cameron,305 West received his bachelor’s degree Armyin September 1976. Kashiwabara to lieutenant computersystemsstaffofficer PointAve.,Somerset, recently Students received training Pvt. Cameron is a 1976 colonelIn the U.S. Air Force. with a unit of the StrategicAir in 1975from the Universityof completed a nine-week in basic communications graduate of Franklin High, =e j I .. Nebraskaat Omaha.His wife. telecommunications center principles to include operation School. Dais asslgneuto cava,ry ~,miko,is the daughterof Mr. ArmySpecialist Four Larry He attended Rofstra and Mrs. Asaichi Kobayashiof 9 , B. Dais, son of Mr. and Mrs. University, Hempstead,N. Y. Evans Court, Somerset. James C. Dais Sr., 425 Berry LEGAL NOTICE St., Somerset, recently was assigned to the 1st Cavalry Division at Ft. Hood, Texas. I[LI I I I - - Comptrollerof the Currency Spec. Dais is a combat engineer with CompanyA of OPEN 1 PM EASTER SUNDAY TREASURYDEPARTMENT OF THE UNITED STATES the division’s 8th Engineer SeeYou After Churchfor Dinner/ Washington, D.C. Battalion. The specialist entered the Whereas,satisfactory evidence has been presented, to the Comptrollerof the Armyin October 1975. BRIKENDAIRY FARMS Currency that "THE MONTGOMERYNATIONAL BANK," located in Township Rt. 206 g OxfordPlace of Montgomery,State of NewJersey, has compliedwith all provisionsof the statutes of the UnitedStates required to be compliedwith before being authorizedto commencethe Keith Hickson Belle Mead,N. J. business of bankingas a NationalBanking Association; promoted Now,therefore, I herebycertify that the above-namedassociation is authorized Keith M. Hiekson,son of Mr. CALL359-6698 FOR TAKE OUT ORDERS! to commencethe business of bankingas a NationalBanking Association. and Mrs. Phillip HieksonSr., 17 Holly St., Somerset, In testimonywhereof, witness my signature and seal of recently was promoted to Burgers ¯ Steaks ¯ Seafood office this 27th dayof January.I977. Armyprivate first class while serving with the l?2nd In- fantry Brigade at Ft. Robert Bloom Richardson, Alaska. Charter No. 16636 Acting Comptrollero/the Currency The private, a rifleman with SOFTICE CREAM CompanyB, 4th Battalion of the brigade’s 23rd Infantry, entered the Armyin April 1976. Pfe. Hiekson is a 1974 graduale of Franklin High School.

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schooldays Hillcrest studentslaunch ceramics firm For the third year in a row, show. But contest winners Ms. Matlandloves to share her formed a molded pottery firm limited to those two sessions, right, for two of his pieceswon students from Marian Susan Feldstein and Charlie avocation with the whole of their own. Called"Hillcrest Ms. Matland reports that the awards in The Greater Matland’ssixth grade class at Kleberare not the only pupils class. Ceramics," the business youngsters often find extra Delaware Valley Ceramic the Hillcreet School have in her class who derive This year pleasure has also produces and sells molded time to devote to the business Club Competition in placed in a tri-state ceramic pleasure from ceramics, for meant business, as the class ceramic items. as well: "Sometimesthey are Moorestownlast month. His "We have learned to make here at 7:30 in the morning," Santa Claus figurine took pottery on an assemblyline," she says with a smile¯ second place and a small dog says Steven Genovese. Business is business, and in wonhonorable mention. "Certain people pour the order to keep careful records Laurels of the tri-state molds, others trim the and fill orders properly, a greenware." Andstill others, contest went to Susan Feld- simple bookkeepingsystem is stein, a classmate, whose according to Susan Marcus, maintained by treasurer flower-bolder wall plaque was finish the products with dif- Caroline Starner. She not only made by the slab method. It ferent designs and glazes. records the name, date, price took first place for the six to Products of "Hillcreet and item, but also pays bills Z2-ysar old category. Pianos Ceramics"line several sets of and signs checks. (A bank OpenDaily 10 to 9, Saturday10 to S shelves adjacent to the kiln, official visited the class at the Ms. Matland, whoruns Kit’s whichwas bought with a state outset of the business to ex- CeramicStudio on Hamilton mini-grant. Someof the bright plain checking accounts.) Street with her husband,is ceramic items are piggy In addition to learning about understandablyproud of the SOLINAC122, S banks, tiny vases and wise old ceramics and business, the class business,as well as of owls. There are also seasonal sixth graders have acquired the successfulcontest entries wllhARP EXPLORER SYNTHESIZER moldsfor winter, for Easter, other insight as well, ac- her class has producedover for Hannukah, and for Chri- cording to Mary Lynn: "We the past three years. ¯ SOLJNAORBITONE . . . producinga 3 SPECIALEDUCATION students at the SampsonG. SmithSchool enjoy learning about telephones dimensionalaccoushc sound stmas. have learned how to work "Our youngsters," she with a "Telotrainer"borrowed from A.T. 8- T. MarkStevens (left) talks with Scott Morris(right) So far, the firm has been together," she says. declares, "are competingat Jeff Musch,Maureen Swayne and teacher Dennis Farrand eavesdrop. ¯ SOLINAMULTIV01CE . simulates the busy every Wednesday and Pointing out toots and the showwith children who r~ch.hlhng SOund of orchestras a new Friday after lunch, just sponges, Charlie Kleber adds havehad the opportunity of dimensionIn electronic organs keeping up with orders from proudly, "And we have working with clay for quite ¯ 60WATT AMPLIFIER... full full sound the class itself, from reading learned everything there is to RffH.0.MATICa unique feature that some time, due to their AT&Tlends device to students offers8 perfectrhythms such as, Waltz, and math groups, and from know about pottery and parents being involved with MarchSwing. Rock, Latin, BossaNova relatives. ceramics too!" That maybe a ceramics. Most of these Sometimesadults tend to cepts are developedtoo," fire companytoo, so that the Althoughactual class time bit overconfident, but Charlie children have only been ex- takethe telephonefor granted. reports their teacher. Children children can observe howthe ¯ PLUSMANY. MANY MORE EXCLUSIVE devoted to the business is must be doing something posed to clay since October." SOLtNAFEATURES TOMAKE OWNING But teachers knowthat the learn that they must listen emergency calls are handled ANDPLAYING A SOLINA ORGAN MORE properuse of a telephoneis a carefully to the person on the at the other end. ENJOYABLE~ developmentallearning ex- other end of the line and that porience - andapparently so they must use proper sen- Actually, the Teletrainer AOVERIISED does A.T.&T. tences if they are to convey can be used by specialists such SPE~,RL$3595. Teacher Dennis Farrand of their own thoughts suc- as speech teachers and in oE...... ct $4895. the Sampson G. Smith In- cessfully, classrooms throughout the termediate School recently "We even tried eating grades. Various materials telephoned the phone company cookies and talking into the supplied with the unit include Rus.FREEbENCH FREE OELIYERY FREE MUSIC to see if he could borrow a phone with a mouthful of films and filmstrips, as well as mode] phone to use with his crumbs," recalls the teacher dittos, designed for varied class for telephone education. with a smile¯ "They learned capabilities. Apupil mightuse SOLINAANO / ~ Instead, they offered to lend that lesson fast." the Teletrainer for a EMINIENTORGANS hima sophisticated device he Mr. Farrand intends to rudimentary lesson such as calls a "Teletrainer." It concentrate on howthe phone learning his or her ownphone consists of two separate can best be used inemergency number, or a more .~ - -- a,LoT,i telephones and a control situations. Heplans to visit the sophisticated concept, such as r device, on a joint line. local police department and howto use the yellow pages. /.. Students place calls to one another in separate rooms to 2251 HIGHWAY#:t3, HAMILTONSOUARE practice telephone skills, while the teacher monitors the lrelepkome $1Nk.331r4 call. By using the Teletrainer, students learn how to dial properly¯ (One phone is push- button, the other conventional dial). They can also practice sounddiscrimination, learning to differentiate between EASTER various soundssuch as the dial SIXTHGRADE teacher Marian Matland shares the limelight with studentsSusan Feldstein (right) tone, busy signal and ring. andCharles Kleber, whoseentries wonand placed in a tri-state ceramicscompetition. In the "A lot of related language AT PETERSON’S backgroundare productsof "Hillcrest Ceramics",a classroombusiness venture. arts and social studies con- Greenthumbs sought for FHSplanting The courtyard steering culminate in a gala barbecue cultivate, building or redwood council)¯ committee of Franklin High for all volunteers - student, screens, to screen off adjacent Ms. Slackman will be School’s PTSOis looking for parent, or community, classroom, new walkwaysand contacting persons on the strong backs and arms to According to Hilda Slack- additional plantings. tuwnship’s"talent bank"list, volunteer their muscle power man, president of the PTSO Her committee includes but also urges interested during the next few weeks, and chairperson of the Arline Jelley (first vice- residents [o phoneher at home.. As soon as possible(during steering committee,plans call president of the PTSO),Larry (249-4487)or at Franklin High thespringplantingseason)the for the revitalizing of the Johnson (local architect School, where she is a com- committeeplans to organize a fountain, first-aid for the working on plans for the pensatory education teacher, "Working Weekend" at the "Franklin Warrior" statue, project), and Candi Cohn (873-2400, extension 253), courtyard, which will terracingof an area difficult to (co-chairporsonof the student volunteer¯

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i:~i ~ PTSOPRESIDENT Hilda Slackman(left, foreground) and StudentCouncil Co-Chairperson Candi Cohn (right) examinethe "FranklinWarrior" statue which stands in the school’s"senior cYg~Se courtyard"and is sadlyin needof first-aid. A courtyardsteering committeehopes to repair statueand revitalize fountainseen at Porcelains left rear,along with other projects. Thewonder of nature in all of its inspired EASTER AT joy is capturedforever with a Cybissculpture. ALL SAINTS’ MaundyThursday SOLEMN EUCHARIST April7 - 8 p.m. Foot Washing BunnyMuffet, 85. Strippingof the Altar DucklingBaby Brother, 65. BunnyMr. Snowball, 25. Good Friday SOLEMNEUCHARIST April 8 - 8 p.m. Chantingof the Passion Venerationof the Cross

Holy Saturday THE GREAT VIGIL April 9 - 10 p.m. SolemnEucharist of the Resurrection

EASTER DAY HOLY EUCHARIST A Gardener’sParadise April l0- 9a.m.d ll a.m. ll SamtsChoir under the direction * PETERSON’S* o/David Agler and NancianneParreila

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Rt. 206 betweenPrinceton ~ Lawrenceville 54 Nassau Street ¯ Princeton ¯ 924-0624 OPEN EVERY DAY 9AM to 6PM TerhuneRoad, Princeton 15:A: Thursday,April 7, 1977 FRYMIREELE~’J’~D Dawnservice Sunday Dr. Lawrence T. Frymire, executive director of New Seniorsjoining forces for morepolitical clout Jersey Public Television, has at DukeIsland Park been elected to the Boardof The Somerset Valley YMCAclarification leadership, andis Directors of the Public "We didn’t have the money Rutgers. receive wordon the grant by them to give us free tran- Panthers, the NewJersey BroadcastingService. by Stuart CrampJr. to pushfor it that theyhad, but will conductits annual Easter also a popular youth work Staff Writer "Weexpect 1,200 people at’ June 1," he said. sportstion. Wheneveryou do Council of Senior Citizens, the Dr. Frymire, who wedid circulate petitions and the convention, where we’ll "In addition to our victory something that’s more LawrencevilleSenior Citizens, Dawnservice at Duke Island speaker. previously served on the PBS thousands of ’white cards’ adopt a constitution, elect on the generic drug bill, which economical for the company, the Princeton Gray Panthers, Park on Easter Sunday Other participants will in- Senior citizen groups from (post cards) whichwe sent officers and comeup with a is expected to comeup for a it also benefits the taxpayers," the U.A.W.Retirees Workers morningat 6 a.m. The service dude members of the YMCA’s76,boardwasdUringonetheoftwelveperi°d 1972-PTV eight Central Jersey counties our assemblymenin favor of of inspiration will be held in Hi-Y teenage service clubs are Joining forces to fight for list of issues that the members vote in the state senate this he said. Cou~il, the ClearbrookSenior nndHridgewaterKiwanisKey station managerselected. the bill. It’s amazingto think feel are crucial to senior month, wealso had the state Some of the local groups Citizen. organization in South ohservanceoftheresurreetion In addition, he was ap- , legislation favorableto people that a group of ’old menand citizens," he said. income tax law changed so of Jesus Christ, and its clubs. A freewill offering will pointedvicechairmanof PBS’ over 60 years of age. which have expressed an Brinswick and the Princeton significance in resetting he received for YMCAworld old ladies’ wonagainst the that up to $10,0410in private interest in joining the coalition Senior Resource Center, he Technology Committeewhich The group, the central most formidable lobby in the TilE PROCESSis similar to pensions would be excluded include the NewJersey Gray said. personal living values. .service benefit. In event of is responsible for the Jersey Federation of Senior state, other than the teachers’ the one carried out by the The morning’s speaker will rain, the service will be heldin development of a sattelite fromt he state income tax," ~e coalition is open to "any be Gall Jochen, regional the nearby Bradley Gardens Citizens, is modeledon the union," he said. Northern Jersey Federation, federation member John system for interconnection of Northern Jersey Federation of The generic drug bill, which which held its founding DeLuciasaid. "Originally the Heart group of citizen 55 years of associate director for the Reformed Church. The public the nation’s public television Senior Citizens, which was was recently passed by the assemblylast April 10. More law only excluded state age or over that meets Middle Atlantic Region of is invited to attend, stations. formed last year and which aSSOC iati on regularly," according to the YMCAs.She is responsible for assemblyallows prescription than 1 300 senior leaders from pensionsfrom the tax. con- encompasses 260 seniors’ medicinesto be sold by the r the eight northern count es coalition’s proposed youth, family, and parent- clubs in the eight northern "Another thing we’re stitution. Child program development, generic rather than brand attended. workingon is the ’life line iectu res counties of the state. names, effectively reducing Mr. Reardon is now "on utility rate’." he said. Under the training of value the cost of medication,he said. loan" from the northern this rate, he explained,people Somerset County Heart ISSUESTIlE seniors plan to coalition to help the Central whouse just a small amountof Association’s Spring Lecture push include such things as TilE EIGIIT central Jersey chapter get underway. Series on Risk Reduction were utility rate relief, lower electricity and gas would be counties in the federation are His office space has been billed at a reducedrate. announced this week by property taxes, reduced food divided into four regions as provided free of charge by the "The wayelectric bills are Joseph B. Lombardo, costs, better social services follows: Burlington-Mercer, association secretary and co- ANNOUNCING and improved mass transit, a St. Francis Catholic Churchat priced now, the more current Middlesex, Somerset- 33 W. Front St., in Trenton you use the less you pay per chairmanof the public health spokesman for the new Ccn- Hunterdon-Warrunand Ocean- near the Old Barracks. ’tral Jersey group said during unit of energy," Mr. Reardon eduoat,oncomm,ttee.ASTUNNING OFFERI Monmouth. The organization is non- said. "Right nowthe small Theseries, whichare held an interview last week. "Wehave formeda steering sectarian and non-partisan. spring and fall at Somerset Even though the CJFSC is user pays four and one-half committee and are in the The Mercer-Burlington region times moreon the average for CountyVo-Tech Institute on still in its infancy, it already process of holding meetingsin for example, held its first North Bridge Street, has onevictory to its credit. It his energy than the larger each of the four regions," Mr. meeting last month at Tren- industrial users," he said. Bridgewater, feature lectures joined with the northern Rcardonsaid. fan’s Jewish Center. "Thisis an issue whichis not designed to reduce a person’s federation and other senior The next meetingplanned is Formation of a similar risk of developing heart citizen groupsacross the state exclusivelyfor senior citizens, for the Somersetregion. It coalition is also underwayin but which will benefit disease. in pushingfor state assembly will he held on April 15 at Our southern NewJersey. The everyone," Mr. DeLueia The series, as follows, will passage of the generic drug Lady of Perpetual Help in ultimate aim is to combinethe added. deal with the followingtopics: bill. Bernardsville. three groups into one large April 14 - ReducingCardiac "The generic drug bill was "We’re trying to get the state-wide New Jersey ANOTilER ISSUE which Risk Factors, lecture by Dr. opposed by every major word spread around that we Federation of Senior Citizens. thegroupwouldworkonwould Harry Wnske, chief of car- pharmaceutical company in are forming, and trying to get be free transportation for diology at HunterdonMedical the state," Mr. Reardonsaid. fiverepresentatives from each "WEllAVE APPLIEDfor seniors on public buses. Center, Flemington, and "And NewJersey is the home county on the steering cam- an $80,000 national Campaign "It now costs the bus clinical professor of medicine of the international phar- mittee. We’re looking to hold a for HumanDevelopment comapniesmore to keep track at CMDNJ,Rutgers Medical maceutical industry. Theyhad huge founding convention in grant, whichhelps groups like School. all their lobbyists down in of who’s paying hair-price September, which we’ve ours get off the gerund," Mr. (which is what seniors are April 21 - Psychosomatic ¯ Trentontrying to beat the bill. tentatively scheduled for Reardoo said. "We hops to Aspectsof Heart Disease- Dr. charged) than it would cost George Watson, staff ~I)iamond~ physician in psychiatry at VA Hospital, Lyons. April 28 - Cardiac Surgery- Dr. Glenn Sisler, clinical assistant professor of surgery Set in 14k at CMDNJ,Rutgers Medical School. May5 - Industrial Aspectsof only $990 Heart Disease - Dr. Thomas Shea, assistant medical director at A.T.&T.,Basking Wehave searched the diamondmarkets, Ridge. inspecting hundredsof one carat diamonds. May 12 - Demonstration of Nowwe offer you these exceptional values! 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ofearly Vegetable ~ Harrison "Pete" Williams last ~ II a ,, II :~’~’~’~) Lettuce by local Democrats..... / J% LL ~ They are Leandro P. Rizzuto, .~ ¯ ~aoDage ~ chairman and president of . ~ ¯ ug " ’ ~ Itarry A. ’ ¯ Broccoli ~president of Microlab.FXR in Jersey AssembI hy as an- Township; Jim Rakowitz, K 1 ~Livingston. nouneeo enuorsementsfor its Municipal Chairman of ~ According to Mr. Mondi, candidate by several Manville and Frank Nero, , ’~e’ @T,’matoesu ~ whois chairman of the board Democraticparty leaders, as former freeholder, currently "-~ "~ ^ , ~a~ and president of Snark well as, prominent citizens executive director of the :.!’) ’/ ~ Products Inc "Joe Hoffman from the lTth legislative Somerset County Democrat e "~;; , " m I:PlP.rl/ ,, ...... "~ ,~.is the best " candidate for district which includes New Party. "~/ll~.. ,~ ^ ,.,., .~"I usine) ss, forlabor, and for the Brunsw ok, High and Park, Middlesex County .:~ ~’~":,’. ¯ t, aulliiower~ State of New Jersey. His Piscataway, Middlesex, Democraticleaders endorsing ~! ,~[ ~ record as Commissioner of DuneUenand South Plainfield were: Lois Galpern, vice- ~] I , _ n_~t^,, ~ Laborandlndustryshowsthat in Middlesex County and chairwomanof Highland Park ~AI ,~ ~, ¯ rdl31t~y ~thestateo hecanbrin newk ptheindustrysemersetCoonty.industry into Franklin and Manville in Parkand membersCouncil,of the WilliamHigbland ~|@1,$, " ’,~ AGaldenersP~lldsv ¢~’ wealread have from leaving Mr Sehwartzwho seouncl Callahan Irene Dworeck ~’": --’ ’’ ’’’-~ ~ In two yYears Joe tloffman president in the Borougho6 David Greene, Charles I Peters0nIs *’:’~’ g on,rated 20 000 newjobs -- l-lighland Park formally an- 1Mulhollen, Frank Youngand m/~: %that’s almest30 newjobs a day no u nc ed b’s, intention ot seek RanDobies, council presid ent The way we look ~o,~,,vOG,d~,M,~e,’ " ’ ’ $¢ , and he did it whenthe state the Democratic nomination from Middlesex Borough. David Schwartz rt.~0~b...... for the Assembly ate rally Pdncelong towroncevilto ~’~’high." unemploymentrate was sky Sunday,March 27. OPENEVERYDAY 9.6 e announce-d ~ #~....~ .~,,~m ,~ ;,~.~ Membersof the fund raisin fromTheOrlandoend°rsementsAbbruzzese,Came Sarcon Choirman,Somerset County whnannnuncedtbeDemocratic candidacy Batemanpromotes tourism official endorsementof his county’s executivecommittee. State Sen. Raymond H. division status, with a promote tourism and travel," The Somerset Senator also Other Somerset County en- Former StateSen. C. Robert Wednesday that the June 7 Bateman(R-Somerset) called dynamicdirector appointed by he said. recommended these other When you’re planning dorsements were given by Sarcone of Essex County primary will offer NewJersey for a greater effort by the the Governor. Sen. Batemanalso urged the changes to attract greater formally announced for the Republicans the prospect of State to promote tourism in "Wemust makeevery effort New Jersey Turnpike tourism in NewJersey: to landscape -landscape Republican nomination for "creation victory" behind his New Jersey as an economic to give NewJersey a new Authorityto utilize someof the .Establishmentof a cultural image and identity, and we with a plan...Why not Governor with a sharp attack banner. stimulus to create jobs and $4.5 million it receives from center in the Meadowlands , on gubernatorial rivals who The rallywas sponsored by increase revenue. can help reach that goal by none-cent per gallon sur- Sports Complex to attract call one of our landscape have supported the New a Sarcone for Governor Speaking at a candidates promoting tourism and travel charge on gasoline sold at greater business development architects today. TRACTORS Jersey incometax. committeeunder the chair-forum sponsored by the New in NewJersey, on a year- service areas for tourism and convention activities in "Concernedcitizens have manship of Gary S. Barna, aa Jersey Hotel-Motel roundbasis, to ourbeautiful promotion. NewJersey. FACTORYAUTHORIZED turned to me", he said, Edison businessman. Association in Saddle Brook, seashoreand ski resorts, Sen. Bateman expressed -Developnew programs, SALES& SERVICE "inasmuch as the present Mr. Sa~:cone was a state Bateman criticized the MeadowlandsSports Complex disappointment that the such as the bicentennial candidates seeking the assemblyman from Essex current low level of attention and other parks and Turnpike does not have better licenseplates,whlch will SOMERVILLE Republicannomination have County for two terms before and funding for tourism, the recreationalareas," Mr. tourist information centers providerevenue, as wellas EQUIPMENT voted in support of a State winninghis Senate seat in the state’s second largest in- Bat*mansaid. pointing motorists to "someof increasetourism. doerler landscapes dustry. "Thestate of New Jerseythe nation’s finest resorts, -Doadditional promotional . 1041Rt. 202,Somerville, N.J. IncomeTax as membersof the 1960s. Republicanleader of the NewJersey legislature. Assemblyin 1964, he was also "Tourism and travel is an will reap great dividends by cultural and historical advertisinginother states and phone 609-924-1221 201-526-2252 "Theystrongly feel that my Republicanleader at the 1966 important part of our State’s this increased effort to facilities located nearby." Canada. opposition to taxes and ex- New Jersey State Con- economicalstability and must travagant government stitutional Convention. A be expanded and upgraded," spending as former Assem- lawyer, he had previously Sen. Bat,man said. Independentvoters blymanand Senator will make served as Deputy Attorney "With only a minimal in- a viable candidate for General of NewJersey in 1959 creased investment by the Governor." following his service as state, we can generate Mr.Sarcone told a capacityAssistant Prosecutor for thousandsof jobs and millions wanted by Bateman c -o aJna ve ectchers crowdin West Orangelast EssexCounty. of dollars in additional F revenues," the Somerset The Bateman for Governor traduced legislation that Volunteers, working out of campaign is making a con- would allow independent Intensive courses ~-’’\ Tutoring for High School Senator declared. the Bat*man for Governor PALINURUS He noted that NewJersey certed effort to encourage voters whodid not vote in the Campaign Headquarters in for travellers falls far short of neighboring independent voters who previous year’s primary Somerville, are contacting starting noa’ Antiquarian Bookseller Pennsylvaniain the promotion support State Sen. Raymond election to vote in a primary independent voters to en- withoutpro-registration, as is ~ andCollege Students of tourism and travel, While H, Bateman(R-Somerset) for courageand assist them in this Weare always interested in pur- NewJersey’s state budget governorto qualify for voting required by a little-known year’s Republican primary chasingcomplete libraries orin- provides $400,000 for this in the June 7 Republican provision of the state’s elec- election so they can support dividttal b~mks, prints. purpose, haft of whichgoes to primary election. tion law. The bill, whichhas Sen. Bat,manfor Govenor. Arabic.Chinese.Czech. Danish. Dutch. Engh.~h as a.~econdlanguageFinnL~h. French. German. photographsand mapsnf interest industrial development, Thedrive is concentratingin been cosponsored by six The headquarters is also anrientand re(Morn Greek. Hebrew; HmdL Hunganan. /laban. Japanese.Latin t. the bibliophile. Catal.gues Pennsylvania spends nearly Bat*man’s home county of Democrats and six equipped with campaign Norwegan Penan. PolL~hPortuguese. Ruxwan. ,¢,erbcn’roatton. SIm’ak Spani.~h Swedish. issued. $1.4 million for direct travel Somersetwith the openingof a Republicans in the Senate, literature and materials for andother~ Pleaseaddress your inquiries to: R.D.I Box257, promotion and another $1.5 speial headquarters and would apply to the 1977 distribution in the area and Stockton,N.J, 08559 million provided as a matchto telephone bank at 11 Division primary if action is taken will be utilized for recruitment (609) 921-2540 private industry’s contribution St. in Somerville. before June 7. for additional volunteers. (6091921.3063 (~09)397-~s~6 for a total of nearly $4.4 for "Sen. Batemanhas received Withouta changein the law, Anyoneinterested in joining promotionalactivities there. overwhelming support from however, independent voters the Bat*man for Governor " In addition to recom- independentvoters in winning must file a declaration of effort or in obtaining in- mending increased attention eight general election vic- intent to vote in the primaryat formation on voting and investment by the state, tories for the Senate and leastSO days before June 7. procedures for the primary Sen. Bat*manproposed that Assembly," State Sen. Peter The same rule appliesto can contact the Somerville the current Office of Tourism J. McDonough(R-Union), Sen. Democrats,who may wantto headquarters at II Division and Travel, which is nowpart Bateman’s campaign switchto votein the GOP Street or telephone 20t-52~- of the DivisiOn of Economic chairman. "We are en- primary. 7899. be elevated to couraging those voters, who have stood behind Ray hamlh n Bat*manin general elections Safe drivingtip Shopthe rest - over the years, to notify the *since 191~ thencome buy county Boardof Elections that they intend to vote in the Police say if you find and apply your brakes slowly. thebest! Republicanprimary election yourself with two wheels Whenyou have slowed down, diamondimporters ¯ silversmiths ¯ jewelry designers thisyear. In that way, they dropped off the paved portion pick an area where the AGardener’s Paradise can help assurethat Ray of the roadwayand onto the roadway and shoulder are Bateman will be the shoulder, DON’T PANIC. leveland pull your car back on Republican nominee for DON’Ttry to pullyour car theroadway. Peterson’sgovernorthey can support in back on the roadwayim- Evenat slowspeeds your Nurseryb Garden Market the generalelection in mediately. carwill lurch, so be prepared Rt.206 betw=)en November,"he explained. 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by BobBradis been a Ukrainian tradition of courses at Rutgers and colors desired, the waxis Staff Writer for over 10 centuries. At one University. ready to be melted off. To do time the egg was associated Her two sons, John and this, hold the egg over the Every holiday has it’s with pagan rituals and Kevin, have been making the candle heating the wax and traditions and every family superstition," Mrs. Shutack eggs ever since they werefive dabbing it off with the paper has their rituals during the said. and help her out demon- towel. season. At Christmastime it’s It is believed in 988, when strating at flea markets or The designs on the eggs have usually a Christmas tree, Ukrainian’s accepted when ever she needs very significant meanings. candy canes, roasted chest- Christianity, the decorationof assistance. Flowers, trees, and birds, nuts and maybesome good old eggs took on a deep religious The process of making the represent nature. Christmas cheer. meaning. The decorated eggs eggs is not very hard and once "The animals are the most During the Easter holiday commemorated the she has taught the technique difficult to draw," Mrs. it’s usually jellybeans, Resurrectionof Christ, and the manypeople continue to carry Shutack says. chocolate bunnies and colored pagan superstitions were on the tradition. There are two types of eggs. replaced by religious beliefs Materials needed to get animals drawn. Parts of the Whendyeing the eggs most and legends. started can be bought at a animal stem from the of us just dip them in food One of the legends most craft store for about $6 she geometric figures such as the coloring and maybeadd a few familiar in Ukrainetells of a said. All you need is so’me horns, and feet. little designsto bedifferent. poor peddler whowas on his eggs, a stylus, candle, an old The reindeer and horses are But the elaborate Ukrainian wayto the marketto sell a tablespoon used for dipping placed in open spaces and egg coloring has been a basketof eggswhen he metan the eggs, paper towels, dyes, symbolize wealth and tradition for MaryJ. Shutack angry crowd. Thecrowd was prosperity. Birds are depicted and beeswax. MRS.SHUTACK claims anyonecan do this kind of eggdyeing. Threeof her eggsare placedin ever since she was able to mocking a man staggering The beeswax is used at rest. The hens symbolize remember. It was taught to beneath the weightof a cross, because of a high melting fertility and fulfillment of front of a kit sheuses to makeUkranian eggs. her by her mother who was and the poor peddler, taking temperaturethat is needed to wishes and are placed on taught by her mother. pity on him, left his basket by melt the wax. Anyother type branches of trees. All You might ask what is so the roadside and went to the of wax tends to melt just by drawings of insects are caged different about Ukrainian egg man’s assistance. The man body heat. butterflies. coloring? Ukrainian Easter was Christ, the peddler was "The best kind of dye to use Astar is similar to the rose eggs called "pysanky," which Simonand the eggs were the is art dye; it doesn’t fade as and symbolizes the pagan sun means written egg, are made first pysanky. easy as as the food color dye god, Altar. The cross appears with beeswaxand dye. andit will keepfor a coupleof in many forms and always The designs on the eggs have TODYE Ukranian eggs, it takers a steadyhand. Maw J. Shutack "PEOPLEare pleased to years if the jars are tightly symbolizes Christianity. The many meanings and sym- see the tradition carried on, it shut," Mrs. Shutaek advises. star and the rose always ap- of Manville spendshours dyeing her Eastereggs. She has had bolize the feelings of the showsin Hillsboroughand ptans one in Franklinsoon. creates a pleasant and To get started the best thing pear on the broad side of the person making the egg. friendly atmosphere and I to do is get a few eggs, raw egg. Mrs. Shutack has been have many hours of pleasure eggs can be used, but the best Pine trees mean you are making these eggs all of her doing it," Mrs. Shutaek said. kind to use are boiled or blown wishing someone youth and life and teaches others the A few times she has out eggs. good health. "The purpose of techniques behind it. "The demonstratedher craft at the "The eggs for dyeing should putting on the designs is to decoration of Easter eggs has Foot Hills Acre Nursing Homebe boiled in a enamelpot. If a symbolize a meaning, not to in Hillsborough and many of metal pot is used the dye will represent historical details," the people were surprised to not take if any grease fromthe Mrs. Shutack said. see the old tradition carried pot gets on the egg," she on. "It brought life back to warns, them when they saw the old TIlE FIRSTand most basic tradition still present. It’s a designs put on the eggs are THEFIRST TILING you do ribbons or belts that go around nice feeling to knowyou are is heat the beeswax in the appreciated," she added. stylus over the candle and the egg, which symbolize no Her children have been draw a design on the egg, The beginning and no end, eter- taught the tradition meaning important thing to remember nity. Then you would draw another generation has is that the design you make triangular baskets, which learned it. "I hope they will will be white, If a different represent the Holy Trinity. teach their children so it will color is desired, you must dip "It’s easy to create different neverdie," shesaid. the eggin the dyefirst. patterns and ideas. Youdon’t "This past weekendI taught After you have drawn the have to makethe traditional five of mynieces and nephews.. first design,dip the eggin the designs, you can make your They all went home with an dye whichis usually a bright own," Mrs. Shutack said while egg and all want to continue color such as yellowor orange. demonstrating. making them. Nextthing youdo is addto the For just one egg with a basic "The Bicentennial taught us design takes about one hour. design. "You have to "Timealso dependson the size that the UnitedStates is made rememberthat the color that up of all countries. Traditions youare putting the waxover is of the egg, the design and the were brought here and we the color the design will be," different colors," Mrs. share and contribute what was Shutaek said. Mrs. Shutack said. Her son Kevin did a goose taught to us by our parents. Whendyeing the eggs, you Every contribution teaches egg which took him about must start out with the three hours. She does admit the United States something," brightest colors first and then Mrs. Shutack explained¯ that it’s time consuming.She workup to the darker colors. spends from January to Mrs. Shutack shares her Once you have the designs tradition whenever,she can. Easter Sunday demonstrating her talent to different She has demonstrated her . ~’ talents at the FootHills Acre organizations. Just for her ¯ ’~:.,: , tl Nursing Home, Nights of family and relatives, she Columbus flea market in makesabout three dozen eggs. EACHDESIGN has a different meaning.This egg represents Manville, St. Mary’s in "It’s importantto knowthat nature,and before it is completed,it will be completelycolored. Manville,girl scouttroops, the the eggs are used for sharing, Hillsborough Fire Company and for thanking people for flea market, and for the Ex- their friendship. "We have tension Holiday Preview done Steve sent the eggs to different parts by the Somerset County ex- of the country, to people that tension service. have done favors for us. The "I’ve only felt the pressure eggs should be shared," she of demonstrating so much Goodman said. since I started adjusting to a For anyone interested in new job," she confessed. seeing the extraordinary eggs, photos they will be on display at the PRESENTLY she is SomersetCounty Library until working for the Foot Hills a weekafter Easter. Theyare Acre Nursing Home as on display in step by step form assistant activities director, to give an idea of the technique and wilt be starting six weeks that is used. KIDS!!! Comeand bring yourparents to the

TODYE an egg,Mrs. Shotackuses a stylus anddraws her designin waxbefore dying the egg. ® PRINCETON SHOPPING CENTER Aluminum onSaturday, April 9th, from11-2 BIG 16’x32’ WALLCONST|KlriON ¯ INSTAU.ATION ¯ POOL ¯ MAX.DIEPTH 6’ ¯ Ri.Tlgl SYSTEM .COPING Special ¯ ALLIqPl4G ¯ WMTTEN EASTERFUN! SWIMMING¯ IXCAVATION GUAIIANTEIE EASTER WEEKEND POOL MAGIC SHOW! Hours PRIZES! ¯ 11:00-- Childrenfrom 4-12 sign up for Easter In order that our employeesmay be with their families on Good CostumeContest. Prizes given for best Easter Friday, all First National Bank of Princeton brancheswill be closed INSTALLED Costume.Miss Teen-Age N.J. will be judge! IN THEIIIIOUH9 WHEREIT BELONGS on Friday, April 8. II0 TAX0g THiS FOOL ¯ 12:00-- EggRolling Contest. Prizestowinners. For our customers’ convenience, the drive-in windowswill be open 3’x8’ DEEP ¯ Bringin youroriginal Easter art work.The until 7:00 p.m. on Thursday,April 7, at the EASY CREDIT TERMS EASTERSEAL POSTER CHILD will select win- East NassauStreet Office West Windsor Motor Branch nersand give prizes. West Windsor Office Lawrence Township Office II"e .Ir,. fl,,, ,,/ the II".rhr~ l.,rl.,,,,t. Ol, l,.~t, .lllttln/,ctltror ¯ CHOCOTHE CLOWN will be here from 11-1 The NassauStreet office walk.up windowwill be open until 5:00 p.m. Po,I B,ihl,,r~. on Thursday,April 7. Theinside offices will close at the regular time for an EasterMagic Show and free sculptured of 3:00 p.m. balloonanimals. ¯ Regular hours will be maintained on Saturday, April 9, at our East Drawingfor a Stereo! NassauStreet and West Windsor offices, PrizesInclude: Stereo, Radios, Phonographs, CLiPIHl$ COUPOIt ANO~1[ IOUYFOIlCOM~[I[ZNFM~|ION INIIAM P¯OI.I .14/’/n7 Dairy QueenCakes, Camera,and MORE! CENTRALNEWJERSEY RT.t, LAWRENCEVILLE,N.J. 08648 United TheFirst NationalBank 20 M@S$O~h Ot K1A.Rt 130 ~lmKt~ ACtOStIlOCa Quak~ 8~dl~e MJU MEETTHE EASTERSEAL POSTERCHILD mJerseyof Princeton DAY I WaMMoTe No,Obl~olmO~ IMo~matm~ NAME...... & MISS TEEN-AGENEW JERSEY! BanKs 90 NassauStreel Ptm¢otonNew Jotsey 00540 ,:, ...... SUN. AODRESS...... MemberF,D.I.C. CIIX...... STATE...... ZiP.... ] 8-A [he Franklin NEWS’RECORD Th~aay,April 7, 1977 TIBBS news briefs Continued from page one California with his wife and anything about everything in two sons. Divorced, he the paper....I think I’d know somethingabout it." ) returned alone to Franklin Townshipin 1969 to take on a As muchas he cares about job as transportation officer himself, Mr. Tibbs cares for with the Somerset Communitythe people in his community. Jayceesready for golf classic Action Program (SCAP) "I went to every store in the During the week of May 16- N.J. ARCand local Jaycee purchased prior to May16 and Somerset. Withinhalf a year, HamiltonStreet area, telling 22, the ’77 LPGACoca-Cola chapters. daily passes are available at a he was promoted to manpower them I have a plan: whydon’t Golf Classic will be held at Bernard Sabel, President of $1 discount price of $4 if specialist, and soonafter that wesay that each store.will hire Forsgate Country Club. The the Franklin Township purchased prior to the tour- became director of the one black or one Hispanic, and NewJersey Association for Jayceea announced that his nament. manpoweroffice of Somerset teach him what you’re doing. Retarded Citizens and the chapter will be selling tickets The state Office of Tourism County. If weall did that the crime in NewJersey Ju~’cees are the to the 54 hole event whichis a has designatedthe golf classic Mr. Tibbs believes he was the area wouldgo down70 per sanctioned tour stop of the as an official event of New fired in 1973 because "people cent in six months." co-sponsoringcharities of the Ladies Professional Golf Jersey Celebration ’77, which didn’t look at the job I was It makes no senseto John tournament. Also benefting Association. Season tickets is geared to promote tourism doing, they looked at Johnnie Tibbs that "they go on having will be the Hemophilia ($25 value) for the complete in NewJersey. The Celebrity Tibbs." meeting after meeting about Foundation, County Units of week are available at $14 if Pro-Amwhich is scheduled for howthey’re gonna revitalize Wednesday,May 18, will at- FORTUNATELYfor John Hamilton Street. Whatcomes tract manypersonalities from Tibbs, another of his heroes is out of it?" ’Virginia Woolf’opens Tuesday the world of entertainment. John Tibbs. This helps him In five years, Mr. Tibbs Last year, Bob Hope, Dins through the tough spots. It thinks he’d like to go to Merrill, and Vic Damonewere probably gets him into some Washington, if someone asked Edward Albee’a searing NormanLeeder as George, just a few of the celebrities others, him. Then he pauses, drama "Who’s Afraid of Paul Giannantonio as Nick, whoappeared. This year, Phil "Do you know what is the reflecting. Virginia Woolf" will open and Barbara McArdle and Rizzuto,who participated last dialectical process of Tuesday, April 12, at the Lisa Breetveld sharing the year, has agreedto serve as thinking?" he asks,’ "No, l love my home, love Livingston College Theater of role of Honey. honorarychairman of the ’77 challenging, coming back the politics here, the people Rutgcrs University. Reservation and ticket in- LPGACooa-Cola Golf Class. quickly with an answer. "it’s here. Weneed to take care of Acted by Livingston formation maybe obtained by For further information or simply breaking down the ourselves in each individual students, the performances town. t wouldn’t be doing calling the Theater at 932-2593 for tickets, contact: Bernard elementsof a situation, or of a will run April 12 through 17. or 932.3027. Sabelat 828-5992. person’s life, whichwill cause Franklin any goodif I went to Curtain time is 8 p.m. him to respond or act in a Washington,or to Trenton. Winner of the New York different way. I do it "Wherethere are a bunchof DramaCritics Circle award Arts councilsponsors naturally; so naturally it kids, that’s whereI want to and the Tony Awardfor Best frightens me." be," he adds. "I want them to Play of 1962-63, the work is More Tibbs, on Tibbs: "I get a feeling of what politics generally regarded as Albee’s Hapand Biff Heinsshows don’t want to be irrational, memberare, whatis likely each tosay. council I want finest. Teachme. I want to learn, i Direction the production is to talk to these kids. ButI need Local artists, Hapand Biff Council Outdoor Showsin the don’t want to be wrong. I’m Eric Krebs, a memberof the HeiRswill be represented at past, Bfff HeiRsalso worksat into the most controversial an agency....I need an Livingston Theater faculty agency." exhibits at the Franklin State antique furniture restoration things. You could ask me and head of NewBrunswick’s Bank, Rutgers Plaza and at and repair at his studio at GeorgeStreet Playhouse. Mr. Franklin Township Library BlackwellsMills. Krebs wrote and directed during the month of April, Wehave speakers, slide programs and "Brothers," which opened at sponsored by the Franklin moviesavailable on the subject of precious Livingstonin spring of 19"/6, Arts Council. Flea market set movedto the George Street gems. HapHeiRs has painted in all The Ladies Auxiliary of the Playhousein the fall and then mediasince his youth but has to NewYork’s Soho Artists East Franklin Volunteer Fire given most of his attention to Companywill sponsor a Flea We invite inquiries about our free Theater. portraits in watercolor. His The cast consists of Market and Craft Show on programs from junior and senior year high paintings, represented in Saturday, April 23 from 10 Livingston College students manyarea collections are also school and college level class program Virginia Martin aa Martha, a.m. to 4 p.m. Thefinal step hung in Austria, West Ger- the Boganestate on EastonAvenue. The dedication ceremony directors, and from civic and social groups The Flea Market and Craft manyand in the lobby of the Showwill be held indoors at Franklin TownshipMayor Norman Fisher (left) acceptsa check took place last Wednesdayat the Boganhouse, where several of fifty or more. BUDGET "Homestead"in Hot Springs. the firehouse, whichis located from state Commissionerof Environmental Protection David Bar- state andlocal officials wereon handfor the event.The remain- Continued from page one Amonghis recent awards are on Pine Grove Avenue in din for $40.000in GreenAcres funds to completethe purchaseof derof the $85,000price tag wasraised by local fundraisers. Call Mr. Shepherd at 771-9400 amount with reasoning behind eight ribbons in four years at Somerset. Tables can be (MarkCzajkowski photo) four different shows. He also rented for a tee’of $8 andwill it, the public is going to get a illustrated the articles in the better idea of what this be assigned on a first-come, "Central Jersey in the first-serve basis. reasoningis. I wouldconsider Revolution" series. Hap 76errstake title in intermediateleague a moderatecut wouldbe in the Proceeds from the flea neighborhoodof $200,000." HeiRs’paintings can be seen at marketwill go towardthe cost hami(I the Franklin State Bank, The championship of the The juniorand intermediate parks and recreation ther information should be But Mr. Cullen was not of the new addition to the Recreational Basketball department of Franklin directed to the department Rutgers Plaza. firehouse whichwas built to intermediate division of the completelysatisfied. "I would His son, Biff, with whomhe Recreational Basketball League is sponsored by the Township. Requests for fur- offices orcall873-2500ext.227. LAWRENCEVILLE:eou*tI | t*=o*,O,v ~.. O~;Itto S* Sot,o S:30 like to put a motion on the house the recently-acquired *" TRENTON:Oro=d g Honov*,St, ¯ Dell fl;I $:30 often paints and sketches pumper. League was decided Saturday t board that we cut $150,000." along the Eastern shore of There was no second on the Dealers, collectors and at SampsonG. Smith School in Maryland and the New anyonewishing to exhibit at motion. Englandcoast, will have five a closely fought hattie between ...... the showmay call 246-3449or the 76ors and the Bulls. The oils and seven watercolors 247-3764for information and ]": ...... "~,~"’. displayed at the Franklin table reservations. ",.. TownshipLibrary. Biff Heies ; 76ors wonby a score of 51-49. is considered a traditional High scorers of ,lie gamewere ¯ landscape artist who con- Plants are topic LeonPace with 25 points and ,-,~.i~ ,~~ .:. centrates on local scenesin the Barry King with 18 points. Millstone Valley. A perennial at women’sclub Leon was also named most winner at the Franklin Arts valuable player for the game. SEASONAL Ruth AnnWilliams, ownerof The Potting Shed on Route 27, In junior division play the SUITING Franklin Park, will speak on first roundof playoffs saw the IN NINE CHRISTIAN CENTER "Plants and their tender Lakers edge the Rookets28-26 OF PRINCETON loving care" at the meeting of with John Haston scoring 14 the Franklin Woman’sClub, and Marc Nilka scoring 11, SPRING 223 N. Harrison St. while the Knicks defeated the Monday at 8 p.m. at Mid- Cyclo-Soniea 23-10. Clark COLORS dlebush Reformed Church. Waddelscored 8 points in the Thurs. 7:30 This will also be the club’s Roger Grindstaff annual meeting. Knicks game. Gay No More Hostesses for the evening Next week the finals of the The3- AMinistry to Homosexuals are Mrs. JamesWatt and Mrs. junior division will be decided Alesander R. Girardi. *** atSampsonG. Smith School at piece suit is 9:30 a.m. when the Knieks 466-0023 meetthe Lakers. sensationalfor or SAVEA BUNDLE... springand at 921-3404 RECYCLE NEWSPAPERS Cogito you cantake your / pick from nine -Z-BOY’S ! colors, fresh as AsFranklin High School prepared to closefor springrecess last Fridayafternoon, gales of laughter the flowers. )RY AUTHORIZED-S~ L E followeda volunteerteam of studentswho circulated through the halls, exorcisingsymptoms of ad- Made of uncrush- vancedspring fever. Wearingwhite coats, the SLDsquad (Special LooneyDetachment), carried assorted able100% textured ;)mfesslonalparaphahalia including a butterfly net, a "deadrooster," a noose,an emergencykit completewith blinking light andsubdued siren, andeven sutures. Their credentials identified them fpolyesterby a as fully accreditedmembers of the AFL(American Federation of Loonies)and CIO (Congress mousfashion Idiots andOddballs); their statuswas Section Eight, 1062and their missionappeared to be staving maker,and dashed off springmadness. Above,librarian AnnLong Welsh is given a clean bill of mentalhealth by SLDmembers Vince with detailed stitch- Reilly, BarbaraLuftgtsss, RogerBrooks, Harold Moss and Mark Freeman. Enjoying the process ing andstyle. It’s thoroughly, Mrs. Welshwas heard to murmerwonderingly as the squadproceeded to their next made to be sold at patient, "Well,that wasrefreshingl" $98...butof course you’ll find it at Cogito for only$49.95.

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Quality sandwichesand THE MARKETPLACE,PRINCETON subs- to eat hereor Cheesesfrom aroundthe THE MARKETPLACE,MATAWAN world ESSEXGREENPLAZA, W. ORANGE takeout. (201) 325.0402 Homemadesalads MATAWAN& PRINCETON- Freshcoffee beansfrom Thurs& Fri. 10.9 aroundthe world (ground Thumann’scold cuts Mon..Tues.. Wed.. Sat. 10.6 to order) WESTORANGE. Mon.& Thurs.10.9 Gourmetdelicacies Tues..Wed.. Fri.. Sat.10.5 Healthfoods, organic eggs,juices, flours, Party platters . decorated ¢ dried fruits, herbteas, and ready to serve .J and vitamins Thursday,April 7,1977 Wlndmr.HlghtsHerald Central PunMenvUle News FrsnkUn News Record HInsborough Beacon 1-B , , i Return to Forever COUPLESONLY OUR GANG. N.J,’s I~ALLROOM swlngingestcouples club is arts & re-formsfor tour nowopen in Middlesex ]MercerSt., Hamilton Sq.,N.I, I~i "Return to Forever" for a TheI,qest Btlh~m in the Elst ~ll Countyon Friday evenings. PRINCETON-"Return to Withall HiBands Serving sophisticated Forever," with Chick Cores brief spring tour of major a couplessince 1971. and Stanley Clarke, will pay a cities (Princetonwill be the Sat.- BENNYSNYDER I~ leisure visit to Princeton’s Dillon only college engagement). Sun.-S/AN MAZE Pleasecall 791.2256 Gymon Sunday,May 8, at 8 Joining them will be manyof Sat,- 9-12 P.M. ~J or writeDept. 4. p.m. as part of their Spring the same musicians featured Sun.. 8-11 P.M. g P. O. Box803 Benny Carter featured 1977 ReunionTour. on CidckCorea’s latest album, fairtawn.N.J. 07410 Founded by Chick Cores, "My SpanishHeart." PRINCETON-- The Princeton University Jazz "Return to Forever" was one Ensemble will present Benny Carter, world- of the major groupsto emerge WILLIAMKEYES famous alto saxophone player, leader, arranger, fromthe evolution of the jazz- SinglesChristian in associationwith and composer in concert with the Ensemble at THE WASHINGTONCROSSING INN reek movement in the mid- presents Alexander Hall on Friday at 8:30. The concert 1970’s, and had reached Fellowship will feature Bennyas guest soloist and conductor "super-group" status whenits WidowedDivorcedSeparated HELLMAN’SANGELS with each of the hands which comprise the En- ’four members- Chick CorEs, with Stanley Clarke,AI Dimeola Unmarried sembh. The bands will play works composed and DaphneHellman, harp and Lenny White- decided to All Denominations Eddie Berg, guitar arranged by Mr. Carter, in addition to selections disband a year ago to pursue by such big bands as Woody Herman and Thad Lisle Atktnsoo,bass individual careers. Last fall, First PresbyterianChurch NATIONALLYAND INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED Jones/Mel Lewis. Clarke and his new Band NEWYORKER "t:~c,tmq ba,oque and i~tt madrod bv (brad~,lh q~ldun playedtoa sell-out audienceat 320N. Main Sr. harp" Hal.PARO~L, AMSTERDAM "Plaw,d~arl4t~l m,d r(~ ~,Th~,,rv,, Hiqhtstawn,N.J. andn~.~cv wa~ a mS[pEal ~,rc,.s~ "TORONTO DA~LYSTA.R "~ h.~m,,n’* AlexanderHall. Anqeisca~. p/aved .rod ro,~quer,,d " N.Y. DAUY NEWS ’D., unu,uaL Movies at Museum Only recently, Cores and (609).44E.0055 excdlnga,d~xcvphonal gr,)l,p(}f, I ~r~piny,,, ’ ~,Wmz) rh,’ h,,,,,r~ r)f Clarke decided to re-form audwme"’ THE HINDU, MADRAS -Anv~,ttlnq s,,~mn of ’d/e~,,~nntu~lc TRENTON~ Thursday evening films continue WorshipSunday 2 P.M. Dorathe classical m.l~f,~rs rom,~fer. :azz " SANFRANCISCO .F.~O~MINES at the NewJersey State Museumthis we~k with SocialFriday B:S0 P.M. "O~llqht~withhot ~a/z and c~)1 -"~ad,~zh LEE ON PANEL the screening of Louis Malle’s controversial BabySlnlng Provldad SUNDAY,APRIL 17, 3:00 P.M. SHARP WashingtonCrossing Inn "Lacombe, Luclen". This film, described as RobertJoe Lee, instructor of Spo~omdbyThe M~nmouth [Iv Ih~hr,dq,, W.,~h.. :o. ,,~,mq.)a "beautiful but disquieting", explores the amorality religion and philosophy at P,e..bytcry ol Ihe Unl,ed P,est)Vle~nChurch $S00.Chlldren under 1452,~ of poweras seen througll the eyes of a peasant boy Westminster Choir College, SPIRITS,eOTILED AND HIGII AVAILABLE growing up in German occupied France. Other will be on Imageries on foreign films to he shownare Bunuel’a "Discreet Channel 52 tonight at t0:30 Charm of the Bourgeoisie" on April 14 and p.m. andApril 10 at 7 p.m. on a program in Spanish on Kobayashi’s "Samurai Rebellion" on April 21. "Criminal Justice and ~-Makea Films begin at 8 p,m.; admissionis $2. WOLF’STAIL is beingtweaked by Bird in this scenefrom "Peter andthe Wolf," one of three balletson the bill Saturday,concluding McCarter Thcetre’s Specially for Kidsseries. Hispanics." On the panel with him will be Ignacio Perez, a law student from Rutgers; Saturino Romero,director of the Project for Concerned Beethoven.Brahmsbilled Princeton ballet troupe Citizens in Plainfield, PRINCETON-- The New Hungarian Quartet will appear in Princeton an Mondayat 8:30 p.m. SINGLES POTTERY in McCarter Theatre. Continuing the Beethoven- offerskids varied bill Brahms theme for Series If, the Quartet will CLASSES perform: Beetlmven’s "Quartet in F Major" Opus PRINCETON -- The MEET& MIX and Shirin Stave. Costumesfor Rayna Nitzberg and Sara EveryFrl. &Sot. at 18, No. 1 andBrahms:’Quartet in A Minor" Opus Princeton Ballet Company this number have been dancers will conclude ME- Punnett as the Green Girls; 9 p.m.to i o.m. Highland FarmPottery 51, No. 2 and "Quartet in C Minor" Opus 51, No. designed by David Guthrie, Marian Gizzt, Betsy Guerin, Carter’s "Specially for Kids" music by Delibes, staging by CAROLLERLANES Hopewell 1. Tickets at $7.25 and $5.95 are available at the events, in one performance Karen Russo, and Robin Judith Leviton, and Tantum as the Ponies; Karon In GazeboLounge McCarterTheatre box office and student tickets at only, Saturday, April 9 at 2 choreography by Frederic $2.50 are available the day of the concert. Carter, Elise Glodowski,Mark RoutsI n0~b...[isw gmnmick ¯ SPRING¯ p.m., of "Peter and the Wolf," Franklin, the former director Act II of "Coppelia," and Edenfield, Jan Leviton, Heldi LiveMusic. get acquainted activities, of the Ballet Rnsse de Monte Sackerlotsky, Nares Stein- ¯ CLASSES* "Circus." Carlo. publicinvited, no duh to ioin. Dancers in this year’s nagel andJennifer Staid as the The finaleto this per- Clowns;Susan Olson with Lisa EASTERPARTY "Peter and the Wolf" per- formancewill be "Circus," SATURDAYNIGHT, APRIL gth StartingApril 11 At GeorgeStreet formance will be Jennifer Devin, GwenMihok, Evelyn choreographed and costumed Richmond, Joyce Staid and Prizeswill he awarded forthe funniest, Register Now NEW BRUNSWICK -- The George Street Joyce as Peter; Marian Gizzi by Joffrey’s Nels Jorgenson, as the Bird; KarenCarter as Shirin Stave; and Doric Pettit thesexiest, themeet unusual, orpret- Playhouse will present "The Memoirsof Charile staged by Judith Leviton, with and Robert Glady as the tiesbonnet; lihewbe formen’s hm. the Duck; Beatrice Neuwirth music by Ringling Brothers, i lot.addtl, into. call Helen 609-655.0584 EVENING Pops", a new play by Joseph Hart, from April 7 - as the Cat; L. Wendell Estey Trapeze. 23. A contemporary family drama set in New Barnumand BaileyBand. Tickets for the Princeton orAnnette 20t.545.4994. as the Grandfather; Justin Companymembers in "Cir- York’s Little Italy, it deals with the causes leading Glodowski as the Wolf; and Ballet Companypresentation cus" will includeRoger are on sale now at the ME- SCULPTURECLASSES to the disruption of a stable domestic world over Jan Leviton, Sol Leader, Willie Rouillieras theRingmaster; which Charlie Pops, patriarchal and powerful, has Bonnetand MarkEdenfield as Carter Theatre box office. TenWeeks- April 18-June 23 ruled for half a century. It is the second play this the Hunters. AudreeEstey has season to be presented at the Playhouse under the choreographed the Prokofiev FORUMFOR SINGLES classic and new costumes .[th,, t "nitari~n(’hurrh ,,I I~rim’,,t,,n RichardGERSTER GlennCULLEN grant from the Ford Foundation’s NewAmerican have been designed by Gloria Plays program. The play will run Thursdays, Your opportunity 1o meet other single people and HempHASTINGS JudithDAVIES Woodside. communicatehonestly with them in a warm.recap. Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. Reservations Act If of "Coppelia," the JimMORRIS JoeCAROLFI maybe madeby calling 201-246-7"/17. enchantingscene of Swanhilda rive atmosDhere, All are welcome to FORUMFOR and her friends stealing into SINGLESevery Friday eveningat the church. COURSEOFFERINGS: BasicMetal Sculpture, Sculpture Gospel music updated Dr. Coppelius’ doll workshop Featuredam small group diaeuulons ion topics wlth special Photogrophy,FigureSculpture, Sculpture (Head), Sculp. to discoverthe identity of the metalingfor single people)plus plentyof timefor plea=ant tureWorkshop, MoldMaking. PRINCETON-- The Princeton Youth Center beautiful girl they have seen convtwt~lonover refreshments. will present a performance by the group "The New on his balcony, will feature Remember! FORCLASS SCHEDULE CALL OR WRITE: Movement"on Friday, at 8 p.m. in the Youth Cen- Dodie Pettit as Swanhilda. ter, 102 Witherspoon St. "The NewMovement" is Other Princeton Ballet FORUM FOR SINGLES ARTGALLERY ¯ CUSTOM FRAMING a group of college age young people whose main Companyfavorites for this EveryFriday Evening730 12 n.dr.qht JOHNSON ATELIER danceinclude Roger Rouillier, (AtflvebefofeS:~p.m. fobeh’lcklded~edlscue|long¢o~pl purpose is to bring the messageof love, peace and Rayna Nitzberg, Julie Op- ’ TECHNICALINSTITUTEOFSCULPTURE hope to the world through the medium of con- perman, Mark gdenfield, at the UnitarianChurch of Princelon Registrationsnow being accepted for [[ temporary-gospel music. The group ia currently Heidi Sackerlotsky, Lisa Rt. 206andCherry Hill Rd. PrincelonTownsh~(~ 743Alexander Road operating out of Trinity Baptist Church in Devin, Ralph Higgins, Justin Donatmn:S3 34th AnnualSUMMER CAMP Session II Brooklyn. Tickets are $3. adults; $1.50 students; Glodowski, Betsy Guerin, Forfurlhorlnf¢~rmotioncallBOg-924-1604 I of Princeton,N.J. 08540 $1. children. Lorri Lee, EvelynRichmond, or juat comeoetly on a Friday eveningf II 609/452-2661 , Karen Rueso, Susan Olson~ I[ THE0FPRmCET0,BOYCHOIR SCHOOL Ill Pianist in concert II III nowshowing through april 20 II 2 WeeklySessions III PRINCETON-- Mimi Chen, pianist will give a IF liPeri0dl...July 3-July16 Resident Camper 2 weeks $2201l free concert on Sunday at 3:00 p,m. in Woolworth Center. For her program, Miss Chug will play: oils by ilPeriod2,.July H-July 30Day Camper 2 weeks $135 III Sear/atti: Sonata in D Major, Sonata in D Minor Anyboy from 8 through12 mayattend. and Sonata in F Minor; Schubert: Sonata in A i/ I1[ Major; Franz Liszt: Gnomenreigen: Chopin: Childrene Adults ill. Billie Anders°n Harvey ,, VOICECL~SSES-SWlMMING.SPORT$-EA" Etude in E Major, Opus 10, No. 3 and Scherzo in i graphicsby II ARTS&CRAR’S. ETC. II B Minor, Opus 20; Ginastera: Suite de Danzas I THEBOYCHOIR SCHOOL OFPRINCETON Criollas. III II III STERSUN DAY [ WORKSHOP Peter Vince GalbreathDrive East, Princeton,N.1.08540 609"924-5858 I Ill ]11 SummerIntime ’s returning II PRINCETON-- Summer Intime is back for its tenth season and is looking for actors, actresses I Ill all ~MonS~rbyappointment4REEDIt-OU E PRINCETONTHEOLOGICAL SEMINARY and stage technicians. Theplays being considered presents for production this season include "Candida," 609"397-0001) ~__-- "Misalliance," "The Lady from the Sea,’"’The L ROBERTMcAFEE BROWN Knack," "Look What We’ve Come Through," II in the1976-77 "110 in the Shade,""Holiday," and "Moon- ANNIEKINKEAD WARFIELD LECTURES children." ADditions for positions of company membersand apprentices will be held April 11 and "THEOLOGYIN A NEWKEY: 12 at Murray Theater. Send resume and photo to anExercise in Transposition" SummerIntime, Murray Theater, Princeton, N.J. ~’~T~, 08540 and call 452-8181 to arrange for an Available... audition time. Mo.day,~pd111, 7 P.M. CompleteDinners "EstablishedHarmonies: 0 Biminiahed Seventh Quintet to play in Needof Resolution HARVEST TABLE- NEWBRUNSWICK -- The University Brass M,,a,,,,.__.__..",;,::::::tR, OIr,ois.____.__L, withFruits, Nuts & Candies Quintet will present a concert at 8 p.m. Saturday in Friday,Apd129 at Spm Tuesday,April 12,1:30 P.M. Voorhces Chapel at Douglass College. The at Oil/onGymnadsm program will include "Brass Quintet No. 3" by ~ "AChallenge to Established Hatm0nies: Callfor Reservations Ahc Wilder and "Music for Brass Instruments" THEAVERAGE ~-’Tyy:..;o,Ro=~’C,°", P’~’/’ ";~" ~’---’-~ ’~’E--~""° ’[I" TheView from Below" by Ingoff DaM,both 20th-century composers. The WHITEBAND ~ - ~ - I quintet will also perform Bach’s "Contrapunctus Wednesday,April13, 1:30 P.M. Hightstown (609)443-6600 IX" and pieces’from the 16th and 17th centuries Tickets:$7,50,6.50, 5.50 & 5.Q0 by Johann Pezel, Giovanni Oabrieli and Anthony ,.oo,.,oeo and,,,o,e.,., "Chordsof Discord:s 12-Tone Scale of Softs" Holborne. Sunday,May 8 at 8pm ut DillonGymnasium TogetherAgain at Lasff Wednesday,April13, 7 P.M. LoBSrER S¢i.Fi aired CHICKCOREA & "Singingthe Lord’s Song in s StranlzeLand: Whatis the Wordof Godfor US?" PRINCETON-- WPRB-FM,stereo 103.3, ia RETURNTOFOREVER premiering a newfantasy and science fiction series f.tutineSTARLEY CLARKE tonight at 9 p.m. called "The E-MC2 Radio Tickets:$7.00,6.50. 6.00, 5.50. 4,50 Thursday,April [4, 7:30P.M. Hour," The show will air on alternate Wed- eeeeoooooeoeeoeoleooooeo nesdays. SEATSNOW AT BOX OFFICE "ANot.Quite Hallelujah Chorus: &ALL TICKETRON OUTLETS the AbrahsmicMinority" II(’ol~ ]br this (’rdttoltt mttst he ill oltr oJ~t’t’ McCsrtsrTheatre Box Office, P,0.Bos 526 Princeton N.J. 08540 u/leas! mwu’eek before daj. "of pttb/ic’ation. PhoneOrders: 609 92 ,8700 PRINCETONTHEOLOGICAL SEMINARY ~t iron Putt,Is (212)541.7290j MILLERCHAPEL OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Y~L’dETIRBN 2-B Thursday, April 7,1977 CONCERTCANCELLED Clubto tour DukeGardens McCarter books Rider College has an- nounced that the April 16 WESTWINDSOR- The Princeton Junction at 1:15 Sweet Adelines Concert Nine program by the West Windsor Garden Club p.m. dances-ec’acunarp ¯ Cologne Chamber Orchestra will visit Duke Gardens in Thereare a few spaces still , has been cancelled due to Somerville on Saturday, April available for the tour. For to holdauditions Conductor Helmut Muller- 23. The charge for the tour is information contact the club’s PRINCETON-- Suzanne Cares?" (set to music by Bruhl’s recent illness. $1.50 and the groupwill leave president, Judy Dicks’sin, at Farrell and Peter Martins, the George Gershwin), and 799-3678. two leading dancers of the Jerome Robbins’ "In G PRINCETON -- The whiskedto the rehearsal hall, NewYork City Ballet, and a Major," to music by Maurice Princeton Chapter of Sweet where an exciting and in- companyof 10 dancers from Ravel. Adellnes, Inc. has the answer formative evening of songs¯ for all area womenwho enjoy and fun has been planned by the NewYork City Ballet will Martins and Fatten are the chorus’s membership i appear in a special "dance widely recognized as the singing, are searching for a spectacular" on Monday,May leading male and female new hobby and would like to committee. Plans for the affiliate with an international comingyear will be outlined 16, at 8 p.m. The single per- dancers of the NewYork City by Chapter President Mary formance will mark the first Ballet at the present time. organization of more than time ever that any dancers Their "ballet evening" was 25,000 members.Dedicated to Jane Borbniy. from George Balanchine’s presented for the first time the teaching, performing and Sweet Adeline membership company have appeared at last January for one night in enjoyment of four-part har- involves the excitement of McCarter Theatre. Brooklyn, during the New mony, Barbershop style, annual shows, civic in- SweetAdelines, Inc. stretches volvement through per- Stuffed Scallops/Lobster s Mushrooms/Crab or Lobster The special program, York City Ballet orchestra organizedby Mr. Martins, will strike last winter whichidled across the United States, formaneesat hospitals, senior Broiled Seafood Combination include his ownworks and that the company for several Canada, England and the citizens groupsand charitable Stuffed Flounder/Crab or Lobster s Shrimp/Crab or Lobster of two other young weeks. Panama Canal Zone. There organizations, and competing choreographers who are also are prospective chapters in for top honors at annual Club Steaks a Barbeque Ribs Englandand Scotland and 1977 conventions. The membersof the NewYork City GUESTLECTURER Dinners from $4.50 Ballet, Robert Weiss and will bring the international organization’s choruses and Richard Tanner. conventionto the famedRoyal quartets have been affiliated JohnBurkhalter, docent at Albert Hall in London, with the USOand recognized In addition, Mr. Martins and the Princeton University Art Miss Farrell, together with England. by the Voice of America and Museum,will lecture this OnMonday, April 18 at 7:30 the UnitedStates Bicentennial SALAD assisting dancers, will per- evening at the University of form several works from the p.m., Princeton Chapter will Committee. BAR Pennsylvania Museumat 5:30 hold an audition for Sweet For further information, repertoire of the NewYork p.m. He will discuss "Pre- City Ballet, Adelines at Dejar’s Beauty please contact Marilyn ~}~.,t.~UnionVall ,47~7~ey’cranburyStati°nRd’’Cranbury ~A including Columbian Musical In- Salon, Grand Union Shopping Kessous at 44~o6~ or Mary 609.655-1120 f" Balanchine’s "Allegro struments" and play manyni ~W f’~{’;iq/~"-~ Brillante" (to Center, Route206. Fromthere, Jane Borbalyat 201-572-4712. music of the instruments to illustrate prospective memberswill be Tchaikovsky) and "Who his talk. Under NewManagement Poetry Society plans MakeYour Reservations for semi-annualworkshop Final production Easter Dinnerat the Coach& Four The New Jersey Poetry feotively, Poetry and Young TheatreIntime will windup its 58th seasonwith a romantic Society, Inc., official poetry People, Fun in Verse, Howto 609-448-2400 spring comedy,"Ring Roundthe Moon,"by JeanAnouilh. It society of the State of New Becomea Published Poet, and and COCKTAILLOUNGE opensThursday, April 7, at 8:30 p.m.at MurrayTheater and runs Jersey, will hold its semi- a "surgery session" will he throughApril 16. DirectorGeoff Rich, right, takesa turn before annual seminar-workshop at offered in six 55-minute 3530RT. 27 KF.ffDALL PARK, KJ. Princeton University on sessions. (6Mi. Norlh of Princelon) the footlights, abettedby DeniseSeutter. Ticketsare $3.50, Saturday, April 16. $2.50for students.Call 452-8181for reservations. The instructors will be i2UD8’q-’;33U Registration for the meeting, Marjorie L. Turner of AUTHENTIC in the staff loungeof Firestone Lawrenceville, a former TUESDAYSPECIAL Library, will begin at 9 a.m. chairman of the Delaware MEXICAN Between 9:30 and 12:30, Valley Poets and author of a | ¢ SALE FOOD talks on Poetic Devices, How newvolume of poetry, "Roots to Read Poetry More El- and Reasons." Also Louise G.. 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; dt i ,L 3-B , Thursday,April 7, 1977 theatre intirne presents: Aver.age White Band ’[ around the galleries a romantic spring comedy making Pnnceton debut wlthMiriamFrleod and not Just paintings arrived marked in the metric !Shows7:15 & 9:t5 holidays in 1975, their family to Forever," featuring Chick Life drawings but all kinds of art system. Otherwi5e, it’s on- PRINCETON-- Britain’sandfriends had plenty to toast Corea and Stanley Clarke, will objects are deemed wor- ward and upward. Sun.5:15,7:15 "AverageWhite Band," whose at the Al~’Museum &9:15 them for: three RIAAcertified come to Dillon Gymfor the thy of a gallery set- latestalbum entitled "Person only college appearance of ting. While not unex- to Person"is rapidlyclimbing "Gold Records"for Atlantic in Li[e drawing as the key to the USA and a "Platinum theirspring 19771our."Return understanding the conceptual pectedly, the accent is on the Jean Anouilh % thepop charts, will make their Record" in the Un ted to Forever,"one of the pivotal rare, antique, the traditional, firstPrinceton concert ap- basisof t8th century art, isthe a Kingdom. Millions of groupsin the evolutionof jazz- subject of the exhibition of the gallery represents some Woodcutsat directed by pearanceon Friday,April 29, rock in recent years, internationally knowncnnt- at 8 p.m. at DillonGym. American fans had seen the male nude studies by French Geoffrey Rich group on television throughout disbandeda year ago, but has academicians which opened meporary artists, like Jack YouthCenter Ticketsare now on saleat the the same year on videotaped been re-formed by Mr. Cores Lawrence Miller, who paints McCarterTheatre box office. Saturday in the Morton Woodcuts by Walter April 7,8,9,13,14,15,16 segments for both "Midnight for a special limited tour of Gallery of the Princeton Londonand British race-track It took three years of work, Special" and "In Concert" - major cities and one college Culbreth,a cancer researcher but when the Average White University Art museum. subjects, and who exhibits Don’tmiss this onef now known as "Don Klr- campus--Princeton. Thirty-nine drawings by annually at Harred’s.They at AmericanCyanamid, are Band- or the "AWB,"as they schner’s Rock Concert." For further information and alsorepresent in this country beingshown in the Hansberry are known in the music great and lesser known18th Call: 452-8181 McCarter’sspring series of ticket reservations for Me- century French artists have the popular and prolific ArtsWorkshop at the Prin- business -- wenthome to Great pop events will continue on Carter’s pop events, telephone ceton Youth Center,102 Britain for the Christmas been selected by Prof. James French artist Bouvier de Sunday, May 8, when"Return the box office at 609-921-8700. Henry Rubin from the Cachart, whoseimpressions of WitherspoonSt. collection of Mathias Venice - the uiazza and domes Theexhibition hasproved so review of SanMarco - are top sellers. popularthat it hasbeen ex- Playersready Polakovits of Paris, for this tendedthrough the month of instructional exhibit. Mr. And, there is a selection of PenningtonPlayers Wildeclassic Polakovits has madegenerous signed, limited edition April.Itcan be seen from I to5 McCarter gives Coward gifts to the Museumfrom his graphics by the likes of Dall, daily,and from 7 to10 p.m. present extensive collection of French Paul Jenkins, and Norman Mondaythrough Friday. PRINCETON- For their drawings. Rockwell. The part.timeartist has fourth and final productionof comedyfine packaging Recent scholarship has led Amongthe objectsd’art donesome very strong per- YOUCAN’T TAKE IT WITHYOU traitsof black leaders, a fine by MossHart 8- GeorgeS. Kaufman the season, the Princeton to a reassessmentof the role of there’sa decided emphasis on Community Players are the Royal Academy,with its thingsOriental - exquisitestudyof the Germanartist APRIL15, 22, 23¯ 8:30P.M. rehearsing Oscar Wilde’s Lovetriangles are trite fare right, but only in the second iron discipline and emphasis Chineseceramics, scroll KatheKollwitz, a haunting for comedyuntil the triangle act does she seemto be alive paintings,antique embi’oidery Munch- liketunnel, some Admission:$3 (Students $2) classic of wit, "The Im- on drawing the humanfigure. portance of Being Earnest." It pyramids - and that is Noel enoughto be a force that would The Princeton show presents onsilk, carved screens, jade abstractdesigns, florals and Heritage Hall will be given over three Coward’s"Design for Living" stir an artist’s soul. She is the thesis that the discipline and ivoryfigurines, rugs. figures,ina varietyof wood- weekends,opening on April 29. nowplaying at MeCarter. muchmore convincing as the Thereare alsobronze and cuttingstyles, in bothblack Pennington Presbyterian Church This delightful whimsy decorator than as the was both "a conquest and a andwhite and color. The Players’ president, liberation" for the artist -- wood sculptures from --SHOWI"IMES-- Judith Forusz, is directing. To followsthe antics of a coupleof bohemainmuse. The interplay with technical mastery Bangkok,collected on oneof Dinner Theatre Saturday, April 16 I Thurs.Et Fri. 7:30Et 9:45 give the productionthe desired left hank artists -- one a amongthese characters is a "opening the doors for the the Sapersteins’regular Sat.. Sun.,Man. Tues. 8. Wed. painter, one a playwright -- little slowerdeveloping than it foraysinto the exotic corners 2.4:30.7:308" 9:45p.m. flavor of British urbanity, she most talented to the artistic has chosen a cast divided and their mutual paramour-- should be, but then the pieces ideal of the times - to paint ofthe earth. 6:30 P.M. $12.00 now an objet d’art, now an mesh together and the play man in his psychological Likethe select pieces of Naarat the almost equally between well inspiration -- as they fade in takes off -- racing to its i By reservationonly 609-466-1010 knownPrinceton actors and complexity, in his grandeur periodfurniture, which can be State Museum and outof each other’s lives on inevitably fateful climax.It is upholsteredto suitfrom a talented English performers. their way from the crumbling and his mystery". The former group includes truly enjoyable. The exhibition catalog, collectionof finefabrics, artist’s studio fiat to success Ernest (Richard Clarke), everythingis meant to NewJersey Artist Harry I. Anne Sheldon, Herbert and a sumptuous penthouse. which makes a significant McAneny, Suzie Bertin, their erstwhile friend, critic contribution to the new establishthe decorativeNear is being honored with a Their richly humorous and victim and all the minor scholarship, is the work of schemeor to enhancean one-manshow of his still life *2ndGIANT WEEK* Denise Seutter and Lori bantering is beautifully characters are excellent. The Mon.-Thurs.7 b 9:25; Fd, 5~O, 8:40 Krevsky. Paired with them, Prof. Rubin in collaboration opulentroom. watercolors and oils in the 10;35:Set. 2, 5:30, 8 bI0~; Sun. sustained by Michael Allison sets and costumes are out- A specialtyofthe house is main galleries of the State from overseas, are Stephen standing and one can only with DavidLevine, a graduate McConnell, Spencer Gates, and Patrick Horgan as Leo student in the Departmentof repairof finelamps, and they Museumin Trenton, through and Otto, the sometimeloving, hope that their creator, Zack havesome beauties, both old May1. Mr. Naar has taught at Roger Lipman and Phyllis sometime rivaling young Art and Archaeology. A Furley. Brown,will be arounda while. publication of the Princeton and modern,of theirown the Princeton Art Association artists. Their skills in the All put together, the per. Universitypress, it is for sale creation.If you have a and the Princeton Adult Assisting the director are dialogue soon makes you formance was a pretty London-bornDiana Crane, as at the Museumdesk for $24.50. gorgeousold vase that you’d School,and he has exhibited at speech consultant, and forget that they are both package, tied and topped with "Eighteenth Century Life liketo have made into a lamp,Princeton’s Gallery 100 and in CharmainnGates as assistant carrying at least 15 years on a huge satin and sequined Drawings" continues through thisis the place to take it. many area shows. Naar Matineedaily during their roles. Meg Wynn0wen ribbon. Cheers! Rightnow a visitto Kalen’ssludied at the Philadelphia schoolvacations director. Dan MeDnnough May8. The public is remindedthat as Gilda, the third side of the Openingon April t7 will be FineArts Gallery is likea College of Art and he has triangle, does everything strollthrough a museum,but taught at Indiana U., Beaver ~C~ WahDisney’s I special rates are available for an exhibit of graphic worksby groups attending Community the great Norwegian artist m June they will shunt the College, and several New Jersey schools. Players shows. Information EdvardMunch. The Friends of antiquesaside for the first of a may be had by phoning 883- the Art museumwill hold a series of one-manshows. This , ’ . , 7355. Schmeltzand ’friend’ members’ preview and one will be devoted to Marcia reception for this exhibit on Abrahamson’s realistic Loft: BettyWhelan Saturday, April 16, from 8:30 paintings on small slabs of set for schoolvisits green marble - perhaps not to II p.m. Betty Whelaeis teamedwith The Munch prints come everyone’s cup of tea. Youean The Mercer County park meltz’stalks to schoolchildren sample the technique in the Dick Jeasnn int he April 88thAnnual Triangle Show on the interrelationship bet- fromthe collection of Mr.and exhibit at the Loft Gallery, 306 commission’sstaff naturalist, Mrs. Lionel C. Epstein, whose widowof Kalen’s main shop Joe Schmeltz, and friend are ween man, animals and the wherea few of the marblesare Alexander St. Prinoetonian environment. The talk can be son is a memberof the Class of Ms. Whelan a denizen of available for visits to schools 1978 at Princeton. Includedin on display. anywherein the county. geared to any age level of the show will be drypoints and the Jersey shore, is showing student. beachscenes and seascapes APRIL Mr. SchmeRz’s"friend" is etchings, li’thographs, and Ratchety Roan, a frisky, "I usually start off telling .... noteworthyfortheir skies and 28, 29, 30 about Ratchety, what he eats, severalon Muech’sinnovative Eye for Art reopens their transparency.She friendly raccoon Mr. Schmeltz etchings. MAYI discoveredone day in the yard howhe spends his time, and studieswith Lucile Geiser and behind his house. Ratchety then I can easily launch into Helen Benedict, whose NormanWebb. Jeasen,of was adopted, installed in a details on other animals and Kalen’s Gallery Spring Street Eye for Art Middlebush,is exhibiting a the roles of man, plant and fewrealistic oil landscapes. back bathroom of Mr. Sch- This week we looked in on gallery was totally destroyed meltz’s Ewinghome, and then animallife in the worldaround in January’s tragic fire, is had a backyard pen built us," said Mr. Schmeltz. Kalen’s Fine Arts Gallery, back in business across the especially for him. For further information on hard by the Playhouse streetat number6. Records, Nowfull grown. Ratchely schedulinga visit, contact the Theatre.’The "Gallery" is an equipment,framing stock, the PAAwill visit Roan serves as a superb Mercer County park com- annexofKalen’s Fine Art, the extensivecollection ofprints starting point for Mr. Sch- missionat 989-6532. prestigious decorator’s shop andartifacts, were all reduced watercolorshow DANCE! across the street on Palmer toashes in the holocaust. But Square. with courageand deter- PRINCETON -- The Emphasisat this gallery is minationMs. Benedictim- Princeton Art Associationwill on art andart objectsfor the SUMMERINTIME 10 announces mediately set about add a fillip to their annual home,as a part of its decor. reestablishingherself. spring trip to the American TICKETSNOW ON SALE! Nowit’s business-as-before Watercolor Society’s annual AUDITIONS inthe pleasant and sunlit new juried show. Noted water- McCARTERTHEATRE Eyefor Art. A newselection of colorist, NicholasReale, will, for those whoare interested, for company and apprentices t9thand 20th century prints 921-8700 andposters includes Winslow conduct a guided tour of the April 11 and 12 Homerwood engravings and exhibit. Friday,April 15 is the date set for the trip, whichis call 452-8181for appointments early Fortune magazine SHOWS7:15 & 9:15 covers.A complete new line of open to the community. I Acharter bus will leave the GeoffreyRich - Clayton Plats framing and matting Art Carney materials has beenlaid in, and Princeton Shopping Center S110 Producers Lily Tomlin custom framing services are (Acmeside} at 9 a.m. for New once again available. Helen York. The bus will leave the THE LATE has to "think metric", since National Academyof Design someof the specially imported for Princeton at 4 p.m. SHOW(PG) new cutting equipment Estimated arrival time in L Princeton is 5:30 p.m. Mrs. ’Uproanous,..luatyentertainment." John Huehnergarth is BARGAINMAT. chairmanof this trip, assisted PRMLNEWMRN WEO.~FRL-t~. hy Mrs. H. Kempton Ha5tings.Cost for the trip is $10 for non-members, in- eluding a $4 tax-deductible donation to the PAAand $9 for members,including a $3 tax- TheProgram will include works from Ibe New York City Ballet deductible donation, (plus $1 RepertokebyGeorge Ralanchine andJerome Robbing; end new works fee for optional tour with byRichard Tanner, Robert Weiss and Mr. Malting ~I~LLJ~EW-- bigger, moreexciting Tu=t..Thu,=. 7~10 Nicholas Reale). The cost dll~ 9:40;Fll. 1.0, g:10 Monday,May16 at 8:00pm than "AIRPORT197B" 10:15;Sat. 1:05. 3:05. includes a snack pack, tran- Tickea:0ach $850 &7,50~ Balc. $7 50 & 5 O0 6.8:10 b 10:15:Sun. 2, sportatinn and gratuities and PresentedbyMcCulu lheale Company ¯ Michael Kahn. Ftoducing Oite¢tor 4.0.0610. the donation. Tour par- ticipants will pay their own admissionfee of 50 cents to the National Academy. Ap- BARGAIN MAT. plications will be accepted on DANCE! WED.&FRI.’IRM. a first come-firstserved basis, and those interested may contactthe PAAat 921-9173or ’Speciallyfor Kids!. "A hauntingvision of reincarnationbased 921-9177.Sofar each tour has onthe bestselling novel." beena sellout,with a waiting AUDREY ROSE* w.o~ r... t, 7:~0 list. g:,~:FrLas=.t.g:1o.e:lS starring Marcia Mason 8 t0:15:Sun. 2:10. 4:10, Wed. 6:10.8:06 a 10:06;Mon. b The Campy Ragtime PETER& nnd Tues.7:40 a 9:45.Data. AnthonyHopkins Mot.T~ur,,.,, ~. Music of ~ / CINEMAS *Born1959 ¯ Died196~4 ¯ Born ! 964 ROBINSWING ’TIL 2:30 P.M. THEWOLF Thurs. Progressive Jazz with the PRINCETONBALLET CO. by JOHNNY COLE’STRIO PLUS:CIRCUS and excerpts from COPPELIA Fri, 8" Sat.: mE SAT. APRIL 9 - 2 pm ONLY 3 ACADEMYAWARDS Enjoy the dancing and EAGLE Tickets $3.8.2.50 INCLUDING enjoy the entertainment of HASLANDED BESTPICTURE I Childrenunder 8 musthe accompanied by an adultl JIM YOUNG TRIO RAGGEDYANN & ANDY Wed.-Thum,1, 7:30 8. 9:40;Fd. a Sat,1, 6, 8:10b 10’.26;Sun. 2. 4, 6, 1:20~3:t0, 5, 7,8:45 8:108.10’20; Mon.e Tues. 7:30 8. 9:40.Berg. Mat. Wed. at 1. RTE1:50 ~ MAPLE~’I"RF.,/~ BARGAINMAT. WED.-1P.M. HcCARTER THEATRE COMPANY EASTWIND)OW) ~PIfI~TICATED CLUI~ SidneyPottier e Bill Cosby P.O. Box 528, Princeton, N.J, 08540 448-8487 UPTOWNSATUDOAY HIGHT prosLift’S DO IT AGAIH T.ELEPHONE:niverslty Place,(609-921.a7001 Just o11 campus Cocktail Hour 5-7 Group Sa lea: (809-8¢>t - 8:!rJ, o) Call ForInto. onPrivate Parties THE PRINCETONPACffET "Seven For Central Jersey" ~7-IILLSBORO~HBEAO3N,. "1~,I~w~nc~, I~dgnr "R~eManville News THE CENTI~L POST fOIND$OR-HIGHTS HEP~LD Classified . dvertising ]’he Franklin NEWS’RECORD 4-B Thursday,April 7, 1977 Business Business Business Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Opportunities Opportunities Opportunities Help Wanted YOUROFFICESKILLS DATAPROCESSORS -- W’e FULLCHARGE REC E PTI 0 N I ST -- MANAGEMENT SUCCESSFUL CHEM- SMALLBUSINESS, NASSAU $250,000 INVESTMENT specialize in computersand BOOKKEEPER ST. LOCATIONRETAIL. Call NEEDEDfor new business. ARE WORTHMONEY! related fields. Searchingfor Lawrencevllleprofessional TRAINEE/SUPERVISOR.t CLEANfurniture stripping & for details Realty World- that will net millions, ln- office fuUor par[ timeincl. refinishing center for vestmentprotected. Write Box It’s called TemporaryOffice SndlingSndiiprogrammers analysts, Figuresdon’t lie! 3-4 years Sal. morn.Must be very good Howwell do you relate? Ex- relocation within Mercer- AudreySh’ort, Inc. 609-921-#03893 c/o PrincetonPacket. Workbut you can work as systems engineers and EDP F.C. experience thru trial WpistonIBM Selectric. Reply cenent, chemical company. Somerset - Middlesextri- 9222.~ long as youlike. Wehave the WEHAVE MOVED TO sales persons is our only balance. Knowledge of Box#03908, c/o Princeton seekscnemmtry or chemicaJ countyfranchise territory. FORSALE needfor typists, secretaries, business.At this timewe are Burroughsmachine, supervise Packet. engineeringdegree with some Estab. 1971. Ownersmoving. CLOTHINGBUSINESS - For bookkeepersand clerks. Why 20 NassauStreet tying to fill over 300 onegal, Mustbe able tokecp supervisoryexperience. Work 1976pre-tax net 37%ou $74,000 Sale -- GoodOpportunity! Livery license (private Taxi not giveR a try, stopinmTeall. Suite207 professionalpositions. Please office runningsmoothly. Fee withhourly line employeesin volume.Exc. fsmily business. (Partners disagreed) Mustbe service, locally &long Princeton,New Jersey phone or forward your paid. OpenTues. evenings QUALIFIED PERSON production& quality control. Price $50,000.The Wood Shed, sold¯Call 609-440.5765. distance). $1 500. Gooa MANPOWER (609)924-8064 resume.All inguiries will be until 8 pro.$180. NEEDED -- for office Ableto relocateoffer 1yr. as Box224, Belle Mead,N.J. bushess opportun ty. 20 NassauSt., Rm.305, kept conftdenttal. Fee paid manager’s position. ~tant mannger..Pee paid. 08502.201.3594777. Tue. thru Princeton Typist-- Forsuper Princeton always. Management AMBASSADOR Secretarial skills and upen"rues. evemngsuntil 8 Sat.during business hours. APTS. ~" ~ ~ 24 Call609-924-4018 609-921-6805 firm. Excellentbenefits. To Recruiters,l Oxford Valley, 179DavidsonAve bookkeepingessential. Call pm.T6"17K. " units. Gross over $42,000. $160 Langhorne,Pa.19047, 215-757- Somerset 201-246-0900. Price$175,000. 251-225-8309. DELl - REST - BAKERY 1543,Personnel Service. 201-469-~25 AMBASSADOR $150,000 business, lecaied in prime SECRETARYneeded in Receptionist -- Diversified 179Davidson Ave. area of Mercer Cty, major Cranbury for one week duties. To$130 WANTED-- someoneto care WANTED ACCOUNTING Somerset LIMITEDPARTNER NBCIS NOW-advertising starting April11. Noshorthand HANDYYARD PERSON -- the Amwayopportunity. Start highway intersection, no necessary. Comein im- formy cat during June & July. CLERK--For INVESTMENTSat. work.$3.00 per hr. Call 251-469-8925 competitionexcellent gross, mediately. Toppay. Nofee, Receptionist-- Diversified Wii]pay. Call Kate at 609..452.ACCOUNTINGDEPART- 609-896-0440. wantedfor distressed pur- your ownbusiness either full sale includes complete duties. Will train on swit- 7445. MENTof Commodities chase of southern incomeor part time. Comejoin our packageexcellent terms. Call J & J TEMPORARIES chboard.To $1.40 Fee paid. Tradin~Company located in REPAIRER property.201-996-2662 eves& worldof freedom & financial j.HoMey, for more details. attracttve Princetonsetting. EXECUTIVESECRETARIES weet~eeds.Principals only. independence. For in- 2936Rt.#I,Lawrenceville Secretary--General office for Immediateopening far a call, LOMBARDOAGENCY - 609-883-5572 Dutiesare diversified,pay and MAG CARDIt OPERATORS repairerwith plumbing ex- formation 600.799-0563.Realtors.609-443-8200. small company.$130 SECRETARY-accurate, benefits are excellentand SENIORTYPISTS perience.Starting salary goodsteno and typing, salary position offers real growth FIGURECLERKS LIQUOR STORE - bar & PEOPLE MAGAZINE- is 2 PRINCETONBORO- taxi BAILEY Secretary-- Diversifiedduties open.Good fringe benefits, potential.Some college $8,462.Excellent Civil Service lounge.In Princeton.Call 609.telling businesstheopportunity. advantages Doof youour licenses,forsale. Call 009.024" EMPLOYMENTSERVICE includingpersonnel. To $200 backgroundand familtarRy Wehave jobs in Hightstewn, benefits. 924-6779. need a 2rid income?Build 1431. J.Chocron withData Processing helpful. Princeton, Pennington, Centact Perlonnel Office personal or family business ACCOUNTANT--No Fee. To Secretary-- Withdictaphone GARRY MGF. Call609-924-6500. Lawrenceville,Trenton and 6o~.~.o4oo,,xt.z4= from your ownhome. No in- $500./THOUSAND- stuffing 16K experience.$135 1010Jersey Ave. surrounding areas. Wecan MEN’S CLOTHING vesting. Immediateprofit, envelopes!Free information - Costexperience 251-545-2424 keepyou busy close to home. NEW)ERSEYNEURO. proven,guaranteed! ! Send CHEM.ENGRS.-- NoFee. To Secretary-- Executivelevel HOUSEKEEPER Doyou live in KendallPark? PSYCHIATRICINSTITUTE Idealcandidate will be a Excellentincome potential, stampe~laddressed envelope 21K skills for challengingspot. To Motherlesshome, Youcan workjust 15 rain. dynamicstyte-conscioua in- Call 600-924-3359for up- to KnightsSales 214 No. 2nd Pilot operationexperience. $125/wk. P.O.Box t0OO )ointment. $170.Fee paid. SUBSTITUTEREGISTERED must drive from home.Twin Rivers 20 Princeton,N.J.06540 dividual with experiencein bet- Ave., MN.Many lie, N.J. ENGRS--No fee. 12Kto 39K --X-ray technician needed to min. from home.These in- £qualOpponunhyemployel tar contemporary Men’s 08835. Mechanical- chemical Clerk Typist -- Typing45 coversick and vacation in Dayworker, teresting assignmentsoffer Clothing; and have an ap- Project- process - design wpm.To $140 orthopedicoffice. (609)921- mustdrive $25-$,30/daytop payand pleasantworking preciation of our customers’ ADMIN.ASST, -- Nofee. To 7872bet. 9 &0. conditions.No fee at J&J. desires.40 hoursweek includes Governess--Live-in, beautiful Childcare, SECRETARY two nhesand Saturdays. ¯ BOOKKEEPERHelp Wanted 10Keadwith figures. estate. Carefor one ~oung EXPERT ROUSECLEANERlivein $80-$100/wk. J & J TEMPORARIES Part Time Goodtyping child.To$11,000 Feepaid. WANTED- 4-0 hours dialy, 10 2036Rt.//I, Lawrenceviile Weoffer a goodstarting salary. Full Charge SALESREP. -- No fee. 9K+- Livein, 2pm-5pm SALAD AND SANDWICH roomhouse someironing.Own mustdrive $125/wk. 609-883-5572 liberal benefits, anda general PERSON-- cafeteria, 8-3pro, comm. CorporateHousekeeper -- For transportattouT & references 5 DayWeek storewideemployee discount. Expensespa.id. Outside beautiful Princetoncompany. necessary.Call609-024-8070 Challenging and very 5 daysa week.609-799-2720. ssles exp. $150Fee negotiable. eves.only. Hazel& Jarvis Agency, 1.4E. Performregular office duties. rewardingposition, Ex- Womenand minorityap- MainSt., Somerville, N.J.201- Moderatetyping of routinenature APPLYPERSONNEL DEPT. NASSAUPLACEMENTS (Je wpm).tiling, endteleph0ne. 3eriencein nursinghome plicantsencouraged. PurchasingAgent -- to 18K CLERK-TYPISTS(3)- needed,26-5212 Learnlegal typing and filing. environmentdesirable. NURSES,LPN’S 609-924-6652 MachTool and SubContract inLawrencevilie area.Light ...by BeaHunt Openingsavailable on 3-St 252Nassau St., Princeton Exp. Fee paid. typingandfiling necessary ApplyPerlonnet Office shift. Salaryrange $8,481 to WANTED CUeHoU or coil Replyto $11,449.Excellent Civil Service Assignmentstarts Monday PRINCETON AREA -- Auditor -- io 22KCorporate andlasts 4 weeks. Call or come Wespecialize in for on appllconon QUAKERaRIDGEMALL Box#03885 benefits. receptionistfordental office, Auditing background. Fee in immediately.Top pay. No FULL-TIME 609-452-6130 c/o PrincetonPacket muslbe ableto relateto paid. fee, Reliable and matureDemon to secretariesat the LAWRENCEVILLE,N.J. assistin clericalduties of operating ContactPersonnel Office people,good secretarial skills aquality drycleaning firm. executivelevel. I 659-46(=.5455.ext. 24Z andability to workwith Auditor[jr.] -- to 1.4K.1-2 J & J TEMPORARIES PRINCETON NEWJERSEY NEURO- numbers.35 hourweek, no years exp,, heavytravel¯ Fee 293GRt.#l, Lawrencevilie evenings,salary com- paid¯ 609-883-5572 Pleasantsurroundings, with all UNIVERSITY AUTOMOBILE SALESPERSON PSYCHIATRICINSTITUTE mensuratewith experience. fringe benefits, Wagescorn. I mensurstewith ab~thy.Will traM, 195 NassauStreet Princeton,N.J. I P.O.Box 1000 Sendresume to Box#03903 c/o PersonnelGeneraltst -- to 22K Applyinpersonto: | Princeton,N.J. 08540 PrincetonPacket. Must knowHAY system¯ Fee DICTAPHONE-- a position 609-924-3716 AnSeuoJ Oppoau.l~/ Experiencepreferred but will considerothers. EqualOppof~unhy EmlJloyer paid. for someonewith typmgand Aef~ea~eAction [m~lor*r ~/F Phone924-3750 generaloffice skills anda-bility VERBEYST Askfor Mr. Levis OPERATOR ComputerProgrammer -- to [o use dictaphoneis available TulanaStY, Princeton SeWOSeOIspolo[ Plant 20K 2 years exp. PDP11, in newlycreated position. ACCOUNTING ASSY,BOL. Fee paid. Responsibilitiesare varied - ¯ S-1 license necessary.Salary andinteresting. Goodposition FRANCISJ. NEAD CLERK range$9,871-$13,254. Excellent "’THIS IS THE NINI CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTHGrowingmanufacturer of scientific ComputerProgrammer -- 15- for someonewho can work ProfessionalCareerConsultant Civil Servicebenefits. InK,2 yearsCOBOL, excellent independently.Good .sta~ing OPPORTUNITY instrumentshas opening for person benefits.Feepaid. salary and fringe oenetits. with bookkeepingexperience. Also ContactPerlonnel Office YOU’VE BEEN 809STATE RD. 924-3750 includusemployee insurance. Cell Pleasecall Prince Mgf. AnnouncestheOpening of his Office DouglasSargent. 6gg.4SS-O4OO, .xt. 242 PrincetonService Center, 609- LOOKING FOR" NEWJERSEY NEURO- 452-1641. Mafhemafica, Inc.. a well in Metuchenfor Princeton SndlingSndfiq, knownresearch and consuhing PSYCHIATRICINSTITUTE ¯ firm located in the easv-lo- CREATIVE SURVEY : GammaTech P.O.BOX 1000 20 NASSAUST., SUITE207 TELEPHONE VocationalTesting¯ Resume Preparation WashingtonSt.. RockyHill 08553 Princeton,N,J. 08540 PRINCETON reachPrincelon Junction area, EQualOpponunhy ern~oyer is seekingreliable andskilled CareerCounselling RESEARCHERSWANTED 609-924-7310 609-924-8064 OPERATOR Severalopportunhies areexpected to open shortly for ex- Immediateopening for telephone temporaryworkers to work in L/betelCompany PaidBenefits operator.Shih work. mostly 12.8 an "on call" basis within the ByAppointment 201-548-3440 periencedresearchers at the project director and assistant equaloaponunity Employer ALTERATIONS a.m.May work 4 p.m.¯ 12. Starling company.Onenings available ii proiectdirector ~evels, with a growing,es~oblished firmser- IBM COMPOSER salarY$5.974. Pen time work con- for: ving bluechip corporationsand government agencies. FULLTIME OPERATOR-- Experienced. sidered.Excellent civil service ¯ PRODUCTIONTYPISTS We’relooking for ambitiouspeople who are capable of fit- SENIOR We are looking for an in- Immediateopening, excellent benefhs. ¯ CODERS CorrectPgftonaet Office ring in andmoving up quickly.You must know question- dlvidualexperienced in altering opportunity or will train ¯ INTERVIEWERS TYPIST nairedesign, data processing, and data interpretation. PROGRAMMERmen’s and women’s ready- experiencedtypistwith strong 60Y.466-0400.ext. 242 ¯ OFFICEASSISTANTS Writingskill is essential. Princetonfirm seekingcapable madegarments and who has a typingskills. 5 dayweek, 9-5, NEWJERSEY NEURO- Excellent pay. somelong-term Forexpanding Princeton advertising research firm. Prior goodbackground in fittings. eslablishedsmall corporation. professional whh heavy 609-395-0154for appointment. PSYCHIATRICINSTITUTE assignmentsavailable¯ Call experienceessential. Excellent fringe benefits and op- Senddetailed resume and writing samples. Please do not COBAL experience. NCR P,O,Box lOGO Carol Hanawaltfor tunher in. portunityfor advancement, call backgroundhelpful. Excellent Weoffer a goodstarting salary, Princeton,NJ. 06540 formation. benefits. 5beretbenefits anda generous ¯MGT.& SALES-- nnsitions EqualOpportunky Employer storewideemployee d[scounts~ avail. Woman’sReady-tO 609-799-2600.ext. 302 LorinZissrnan, President Sendresume to: wearshop, lec. Prine. area. MATHEMATICA,INC. Mapes8. Ross,Inc. APPLYPERSONNEL DEPT. Exp.only. (201) 325-0402 for P.OBox2392, Prlnr:qtnn, N.J TotalResearch Corporation MainstemCorp. appt. CLERK/TYPISTS equalPeePer unhytef fitm~tivo 909 State Road,Princeton aclionemelaver | m/f 1101State Road, P.O. Box 307 P.O.Box 2 Meetnew people and work in all NassauSavings & Loan has typesof companies:adverliaing, 609-924-8600 Princeton,New Jersey 08540 Princeton,N.J. 08540 twopositions open consulting,educatior~al, marketing andmulti-media. Answer phones, TELLERTRAINEE copytyping end help fun the office. PERSONNEL The Princeton Packet Newspapers South Somerset Newspapers QUAKERBRIDGEMALL & SECRETARY Workin yourown ares. High salary. LAWRENCEVILLE,N.J. bonuses,and no feesl 300 Wltherspoon St. P.O. Box 146 Excellentworking conditions. Assistant swift temps Princeton, N.J. 08540 Somerville, N.J. AnEqull Opponu f~hY employer M/F 609@24-4498. A- I TEMPS IOAM-SPM (609) 924.3244 (20 I) 725.3300 ," J= . I i i 82 NassauStreet Weam opening another onloe ~n the Princeton,N.J. SouthB~nm~lok ere8(Princeton victnkY) CLERKS ¯ TYPISTS ¯ SECRETARIES 609-924-9206 4 days¯ weekend are ~klogi per=on JOB SERVICE whowill Imet~4war~l tel~ appllo~ntL Tempotawwotk means a fuO day’s workfor a If youpave $ goodpefe~nllky, enjoy limitedamount of time,Work close to home,good CLASSIFIED Professional.Technical- Clerical, Skilled ¯ Unskilled dMIngwkh p~ople, have1 go~d Mer/,rieM. Ilollhlay’s telephonemlnner wkh our cllontl end hours,get paid right away.Jobs available in Hight- ptosp~l,weire inlemlt~KI In ta~ingto stown,Princeton, Cranbury, Twin Rivers. Call Pat or ADVERTISING FORM NOWAT 2 SUBURBANLOCATIONS you.Mull like del=ileend light ty#.~g. PRINCETON Sa~p/,bonus and fdnge benafkL Sue. PRINCETON " ROBBINSVILLE" Interviewwill bein ourNew Brun~lCk Neverofeel EMPLOYMENTofbee. Plol~4t phone b¢~/~e~ 2.SPM and 353Nassau Street Rt.130 & W00dside Rd. elk for M~MaP/Klkhk~. 609-921.6244 609-448-1053or 586-4034 AGENCY 609-882-0030 609-586-5898 N.J. Divisionof EmploymentServices Specialingin NO FEE CHARGED TemporaryHelp /~,rnuut,,nlP/mv, m,nts in swift temps (onesquare for eachletter, number,space or punctuation) .~,r’r,,t:trhtl.Ch,rical 4 LINES-I INSERTION...... $3,00 PROGRAMMER/ E.rocl#lit’o.TorhnirMEDP ,,d COMEGROW WITH US! 3 iNSERTiONS,no changes, paid before billing , ...... $4.50 ANALYST/ Our complex in nearby HILLSBOROUGH c 352Nassau St., Princeton If billedadd 50 billingcharge MANAGER (609) 924-9134 is expanding, and we currently have 70%of our NewJersey placementscome from openingsin several areas for experienced NAME personnel with a background in of- MERCERCOUNTY MIDDLESEXCOUNTY OPENING SOON ADDRESS MONMOUTHCOUNTY OCEANCOUNTY fice/clerical work, customer contact and SOMERSETCOUNTY ’ ¯ NewWarehouse Facility handling heavy volumes of telephone inquiries. OURSALARY BREAKDOWNOUR POSITION BREAKDOWN (PlantSite: Southof Dayton,N.J. on Route130 in backof CobeLabs) Qualified candidatesmust havethe ability CLASSIFICATION__~INSERTIONS Under10.600 ...... 12% Programming...... 12% ___PAID ~ CHARGE __ $10-14.999 ...... 6% Programming/Anal..... 13% to do figure work, handledetails and work 815-19.999...... 38% Mgrs, ProM.Ldm., " CompleteOffice & $20,000£t over ...... 44% Sys.Anal ...... 25% under pressure. Typing (45 W.P.M.min.) All L;lassifiedads appear automatically in oneweek or $1.00for 3 weeksand the CustomerService Raps.. 19% is required. all 7 Packetnewspapers: The Princeton sametherafter. Ads may be displayed with Sales8’ Marketing...... 31% WarehouseStaff Needed Packet,The Lawrence Ledger, The Central white spacemargins and/or additional Weoffer competitive salaries with ex- capitalletters st $3.50per inch. A special GeneralOffice CustomerService Post.Windsor-Hiflhts Herald. The Manville oURINDUSTRY BREAKDOWN Keypunch Shipping& Receiving tensive fringe benefits, including tuition News,The Franklin News.Record andthe discountrate is availableto advertisersrun- Mfo:mint’s mittS’s, main ...... 13% refund, cafeteria facilities, anda pleasant HillsboroughBeacon. Ads may be mailed ningthe same classified display ad for a Batchbusiness services ...... 19% Clalms General Warehouse or phonedin. Thedeadline for newads is 5 minimumof 13 consecutive weeks of dif- On-linebusiness Sv~ ...... 19% office environment, p.m.Monday if theyare to be properly ferentclassified display ads totaling 20 or Largescale T/S 8" RJE...... 25% LiberalEmployee Benefits If interested, pleasecontact: classified.Cancellations cannot be ac- moreinches per month with arrangements ’ Smallscale T/S & RJE...... 6% GenerousEmployee Discount Consuhln9,sohwma ...... ceptedafter 5 p.m.on Monday."Too Late for monthlybitting. Sexnnmbem are$1.00 EndUser: mfg, services ...... 0% ExcellentWorking Conditions Ms. WASHINGTON.874-5300, EXT. 248 to Classify"sds will beaccepted until noon extra. 12% between9 A.M. -12 Noon. Tuesday. If yOUhove misted programming, systems or managerial ex- ApplyIn personfor Interviews TERMStThere is a 50¢billing charge if adis perienceplease contect.. Monday,April 11 andTuesday, April 12 RATES;AClassified Ad costs $3.00 for up notpaid in advance.Personals, Situations to 4 linesfor one insertion, or, if originally Wanted,Housesltting. Apartment Sqblots. CLARKMILLS 8 a.m.to4p.m, ordered,$1.50 additional for 2 consecutiveWantedto Rent or Shareand all outof area A88OCIATES,INC. (agency) at plantsite weeksor issues,and the 3rd consecutive andmoving ods ore payablewith order. CraigRoad Professional Building insertionis FREE.Thereafter, each con- Thisnewsoaanr ~snot responsible for srrom F. Schumacher£t Co. secutiveinsertion only costs $1.00. The riot correctedbythe advertiser ]mmedistolv CraigRoad, Freehold, NJ 07728 20 Melrioh Road nextIncrement of up to 4 lines is 50¢for followingthe first publicationof the ad. (201)780-,3040 Dayton, N.J, 77tE PRINCETONPACKET "SevenFor Central Jersey" ff’IlLLSBOR(XlGH BEACO~ "1~lawHnce, l~gcr De Manville News THE CE3/YR/tL POYT The Franklin NEWS’RECORD WlNDSOR-HIGHT$ HEI~iLD Classified ./qdvertising Thursday,April 7, 1977 Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Jobs Wanted TOWNSHIPOF HOSTESS/HOST-- for EXPERIENCED- cleaning eAI~nnTI~R,SCHOOLPROGR~A~ PBX OPERATOR--20yrs. TALEN’rSEARCti’TI ATTENTION: PERSONS DISPATCHERS NEEDED-- restaurant& cocktaillounge, woman one aay a weex.~’"~:tration" ~ ~e~deru’l’l ’: experienceon variouabusy BOOKKEEPER -- PART neededas homemaker-healthtamilinr with Princeton area. PRINCETON # ’TIME-Work with vouchers- - aides,full or part-time.Call 609.924-6766 or inquire at Pleasingpersonality for a References.Own tran-a ama~’~r~~ ,,t,~,~,.,a,o~ boardsfor privateindustry, invoices,A/R and A/P, typing Mast wmusor RegionaISchoolDistrictflexiblehours. Five years’ Able Taxi sorvice, mc.n[fice, CLERK-TYPIST.Engineerlng steadyoi" part time posllion. 0 201-674-4236.sportation. Belle Mead area. ~,~,,,~.~.{.~.,~,,~B~-;~.: largeeampanins, etc. Desirea of checks.Work under con- experience in hospital or 86 NassauSt. 3rd floor. Department. Pns!tion requires PMto 2 AM.Call Coach & .~-~^~’l~cl~.roundh’el’~it~l’. to makea change. Efftrt~-t troller’s supervision. Hours9- nursing homerequired. Apply ~ apersonwnonaugood, typing Four Restaurant 509-448-2400 ~ ~.’~’~.~-"~;l,~,~ ~eri~t~ee reliable, references. P.leaea 3, or 9-5. One weeka s sig n- BUSDRIVERS andclerical skills, annenjoys bet 10 am & 4 p~n ~,.,mln~ts,ra,,~,~,~o to P call Mrs Gray at 609-585-5985 CE& in personto 151Mercer St., SECRETARY - Gallup ’ ’ EXPERI~Jr ...... requ,r~,oe ...... ’ ’ ment.Top pay, bonuses and no MAcINTENDA~IA~ Trenton, Tuesday thru working with the public ...... ¯ - UOIIm...... YWUA t-’an 1I~ ~obnson fee. Organization in Princeton LiberaF benefits, 35-hour "aP~on ~wi~,t van~oOff[¢e.. SI TTER -- Wanted m our -. -,. t ’N°08540 HOUSESITTING -- two FOODSERVICE Thursdaybetween t0 a.m. and CLERK/TYPIST- full ume yr.,vrmce ...... on, ...... J 2 p.m. sea-king goodtypist, shorthand workweek ...... "^me in Twin Riv~rb. rar’t resuonslme .....cot,ege women ¯ A-I TEMPS. SWORKER not required. Interesung time, 2..dafls a weekfrom 8to ltNs would like.to hons~it during 82NASSAUST. . ACCOUNTANCY work, full time pnsltlon. Call DEPUTYCOURT CLERK. ~’-V ~o. ,,?.’J~’-~ w,~.’-~ .-" a:~o. rte,erenens requestea, monmot August. ~ooo rets. The East Windsor Regional 609-924-9600. An equal up- PRINCETON.N.J. EDISON, NEWJERSEY Part-time. 20 hours per week. divldual wlm. good.t~pm~(50 609-443-1009after 5pm. ~’-"t:-- ~n m ~ .... ,4~ Box #03906 c/o Princeton fi09-924-9206 SchoolDistrict is interested in portunity employer. This position reqmres good wpm) anu pmasamtelephone ,-u. ,,,~,.r..:.:L,,v.,,.~::~,: Packet ’ interviewing prospective Assistant to Treasurer of typing and clericalskills and mo"’~r Must disnlav mature ~ p.m.-7 a.m. ShUtS. r~xce,ent ..... employees Tor the 1977-78 Z’.~.’~=.’., ~.a’,~ ~.£ ~M~,~o~r salary and workingconditions. BABYSITTING n m home Distributor of sophisticated Involves much contact wire ~n~e,n~ent ~or~ooc~ C RO_p__FA...R, MER^...:.~an; Con~ct Personnel Dept. for Kendall Park. Exp. Ymotherl foreign equ pment. This is a LOOKINGFOR -- a ban- the public. . AUTO MECHANICS Fast school year during its "Talent new positioninanexpanding dypersonto help with dffferent benefits. Send letter oruypersua resume wm~ ....~.u~,~ .~-~--- ~ ~, appomtmenc.¯ All ages. 201-297-5732. , Search’W," whichwill . be held macnmery neeuea .... ~rowin- f’iat/Alfa Romano business wiht opportunity for chores around a busy office: Laborer. Duties include "~’~t-~i,, vn n,~~’f~n 9n~ ...... t,-;nceton ~ ~ealer’sr~ip has 2 positions ~nteWred:esdarY[hAePr~ll~’-l~:t~i moving boxes doing errands provided on premises. Writs THECARRIERCLINIC ~o~ ~ ^r~v t t initiative, leading possib!~,to general road and park ...... P.O. Box 348 Princeton, N.J. BELLE MEADNJ "’~"’ ""V..;.- w,, wa,c., available for top experienced uositions will take plaee in the upper managementposition, and doing simple repairs, maintenanceand operation of ~ ’ ~on,~o.~7~ over your cnnnren, t, uncnes~ technicians. Please reply 201- ~liahtstown In[ermediate Requires accounting Wouldpreferacoupleofhours 08540 a dayaround mid-day, butwe small tractors and trucks. 40- 469-0517, ask for Mr. Hughes. Scfi’ool Cafeteria from 9:00 education, not necessarily hour week, liberal benefits. LABORATORY SUPER- ~’ Anl~ual"~o"~qmUlo~pp).r;um’ty Startingentertainmentjune1,8 a.m.Pr°vided’- 5:30 degreed, &3-5 years General are flexible. Call 609-92A-6500, VISOR - Needed in our -’v :~--,- --- AM. to 12:00 noon, and 1:00 ¯ ¯ o,,.,,cun~ ~,~A~.~,, ~,,r~u - ~aus,,. p.m.$20perweak.Cal1201-359- --- PIMto 3:30 P.M. Those in- Accounting, G/L and ask for Mrs. Roberts. Please direct all inquires to: sub acu t e and toxtcology t.~..c, tt¢~¢~.~ .... t a tvct ~ 7259 after droner. Ask for TRAFFIC terested should appear in statement experience. Varied Administrator’s Office, yearsdepartment. experience. Prefer Please at leasf-2call ...... ~t’~;: ~.;[~5,~[n"~’e~’ SECRETARY Debby person during this ttme. duties mayinclude EDPP/R, LEASINGAGENT -- wanted Township Hall, Princeton, c,~°mPn%U"’6~9.~t~’6~a~ter 4 "~’ -- tmport. great benefits for l+ foreign AlP, import Linda.Qui~an.., ,2.0.1-.873-~5_3. ~ for full or part-time work NewJersey¯ 509-924-5749. ~."m. " " Marketyourpotential! Young RADCLIFF Sophomore in- years experience in export . procedures~ inventory an- (weekends only). People 2~? =q~,~,,, "vvu~u’"ty ~m- __ dynamic company needs a terested in full tree summer dept. Knowledgeof traffic, NURSES AIDES & OR- counting, & other general oriented job, hght typing AN EQUALOPPORTUNITY p~oyer m~r~. -- marketing secretary ira- letters of credit, good figure aectg. & office functions, " employment in Princeton DERLIES- full time & part required.609-799-1611. EMPLOYER ~ CLEANING PERSON -- mediately. Excellent typing & area ~an tree would prefer aptitude. Must be detail time 3-11:30 and 11-7:30. Knowledgeof Germanand/or ---- wanted, 1 or 2 mornings steno required Hectic ioh ’dealin~"with business oriented, able to interfare with Experience not necessary’, previous EDP exposure WA~POr EXEC SECTY -- ADMIN possibly1 full day. Efficient, challenging environmentwith ~dwrtisin~f nance Call 609’- desirable but not mandatory, live-in, by elderly widower(no CLEANINGLADY -- 1 day a other departments. Large Apply 9 amto 5 pm, Franklin week or 2 mornings (7:30am- ASST.- Intelligent, type, no reliable, recent checkable class A benefits Fee paid. 92"1~928b~(wean April 2-10 growing company. Fee oatd. Convalescent Center, Lincoln Send detailed resume with children, no pets). 2 roomsand steno nec Prefer 5 years refs. Owntram $350 per hr. Often T’ues eveathas until B Open’rues. evenings until 8 tlwy, Rt. 27, Franklin Park, education experience, salary private bath furnished. 12:30pro). Owntrans. 609-448. ~ 9418 after 6pm. exper mature, foi’e gn born Call 609-452-1729" pr~’:’ $195¯ ’ H--~ pm. To $160. N.J. history &requirements to Box Duties: shop, prepare 2 meals local, ’for ...... intro, nusmess,wine ANDYMANWITH TRUCK g03909, c/o Princeton Packet. a day clean. Must have own scope rnspons, for small of- ~ ~ car. Piease reply to Box~3899 AMBASSADOR ¯ AMBASSADOR An Equal Opportunity Em- SALESPERSON-- The flee. Ground floor oppor. ADVERTISING- Part time 179DavinsonAve ~-m609-896-0557between 4 & 5 170 DavidsooAve. BOOKKEEPER-- Accounts player, c/o Princeton Packet, giving Princeton Fuel OiI Co. seeksa~ Salary commensuratewith Idea contents eonvwritinc/ Somerset Somerset ’Payable for Princeton area qualifications, address, or person interested in selling ex~r. Phone 8:.09.9:.00 am headlinewri~ing wo~,~ingwi[~ 201-469-8920 201-469-8920 m~nufactuirng company. telephone number¯ SMITH SOPHOMORE -- CAREER OPPORTUNITY- heating fuels and allies oauy quaimea appucants omy nrofessional art staff on RE--flood interested in summer position ...... Process vendor invmees Immediate. Advancement,job equipment. Training will be pts. 609-452-1111. hnished products - newspaper telephone abilit~ tv~n~and full/part time¯ Typing, fair accounts coding, post an~ security, sales/management, McDONALD’Sis now looking given¯ Call Mr. Colletti for ~ & magazine ads brochures, for part time help betweenthe ¢’en~’ral office sal~ill~VC~nsoloGerman, French 15 business PART TIME CODERS-- in prepare checks¯ T~pingskills training program¯ $15,000 + interview, 609-924-1100 ...... ~,,,=.~ flyers ’ publications ’ press ~witchbeard Ho"~well area ~ credits at Rider. Certified ’ Gallup organ zation. Seeking andexperienee w~th a/p are per yr. allfringe benefits. Call nr, t~,t, c,a.t,.~, o ..... re’leases,radio. copy - allor CnllM,..f,0nrnvstmm..~50,~03v".- " W.S.I.Pleasecal1609-683-40~. personsfor part time werk, 30 necessary.Salary corn- piicationstaken between 2- M~).EFeldmanat 201-722-0272,hours of 10am-2pm,ap- DE~ -- Sterling Thompson & ~a~ta’lde.~e~tg?o~X~.~l.en~ebeiweenS:3"0.4~3OI)m."- "" hoursa week.No experiencemenusratewith experience. 4pm.McDONALD’S of Quaker (chairside).full time in- Associateshas 11 offices necessary.609-024-0600. An Vleasecall Mr. Conroy at 609- ~ Bridge Mall ’ e ’ ..... cludin{~I/2 day Saturday for ~. .... ~,-. ~ ~-~-~t ~w SouthSomerset N wspapers,SALES CORRESPONDENT MY CREATIVE, RELIABLE equalopportunity employer. 466-3403between 3:30-4:30pm. LIFEGUARD-- Instructor HightstownDental Office. ,y-~s’:’:.~L .’- ..... -%-"’% 240 So Main St" Manville -- ¯PrinceMgf needs an in- -- housekeeper/cookis with WSI WANTED FOR Jersey :.we nan...... over /an calls ~-~~,. J. 08835.’ ’ tell,gent energetic"’ sales- available 5 days a week. Experienced preferred (4- ." SUMMER- Province Line COOK-- to help prepare and handed-sitdown), but will to ouraout.n~runswmzo|l~,ce minnred individual with good Prefers small family or SECR~ET~AR~Y~,TO SwimClub, Ski/linen. 609-466- serve dinner between 5-Ppm. train quality individual. a,one¢,~a a,n~urln5 -avertisinc, ,~.6 =. ....bud,,et SECRETARY/BOOKKEgI~]~Rtelephone manners and neat adults. Must be on bus hne. A ARE YOUR FREE FOR r..o,,...... LUNCH?Earn extra money 3400. Owntransportation desired. Salary commensurate with wiu’"’’generate’:overm’:"---osu cans";’ -- for pablisnin~,Itrm. Sitar- appearenceto jo n ourrapidly. . delightto havearound. 609- duirng your lunch hour set/inn Call after 6 pm609-024-2626. exper,enee, Congenial staff, ~, ,,,. ,ffi,.°¢ d,,~in~,’1977 thand helpful. Mm.5 yrs. exp. growingteams team. Typ.mg024-5562 or 201-297-2553. world famous AVOI’~ A challenging position is excellent workingconditions¯ " ...... ° ’ Start May1. Full time only. and thinking ability PRODUCTSCall 201-297-1458 available immediately towork EXPERIENCED MEN’S -- Start immediately. 609-443- r. 609-~3-1444 or 587-6807 ’ with 5 physiciam. Excellent clothing salesperson needed, ~ 1117. ’ Weoperate our ownreal estate ttespStartlonngdSalanrY,SwlrS0t’mP~ Wok.~ce~sa~to:af~9~5~.~6~i¯ , " . Call compamonPLEAS.ANTworkL.ADY is -- a nursedesires - ’ ’ steno and typing required, days and evemngs,will train, TYPIST--part time, 4 hours ~ r ",o ~-bool -nd have a t~ : Kno,viedgeof medical ter- call for appt. 609-799-8030. perday. 201-329-6988. ~oeat~n~mg~"real cstate R23e0~?°~rSenSY~ote?I~JM0~6Box ~.,~~_^,~ ..... Z,-~-~-’X’-~ ...... --,. ,~v,-n~,,.~ TEACHER / DIRECTOR - education program designed ~, ’ fre~. .p totruvel~ioDriVesok~dy.... . gl minology¯ necessary. Tact in ~/..t,. W,,nted,,. urin~ing. ~tKes people ann ann ¯steno , some. ex rtence.. working w~th. general pubhc EX~E- University League Nursery to increase your earning reqmred. Intelhgent &~ewrilhng...... Pleasant working, CLERKTYPIST-- needed full School. 112 time post- ability. Weare membersof 7 LIMOUSINE DRIVER ~ cares. Age. 5_5_. Keepsbusy. rson pleasant surroundings .... .~"."’:’ for live-in job on small horse tion. Requires certification ~epiy tmx ~07, c/o rrm- " " time for a growing company, multiple¯ listing services and WANTED-- 20-30 hrs¯ our wk¯ ..wu~a~ ~u~ mSLr.... elderly ~CeniralJersey. CallLinda, ~)°ndei~l~snS’Esxa~el~nt frmmge, Exc. benefits. 609-024-7310ext. farm. Landscaping, car-m nursery school education, pubhsh our own real estate Must be over 21 wlt~l guOd ceton" ...... Packet pentry, painting and repairs, teaching experience, ¯. . . rson, st"ex or convalescent" HE ntenor ~609-6"~-5-’.!-000"- ...... memuraie with experience. 214 PrincetanGammatech,Rt. Housecleaningfor wife. Must magazine. Call Phlhp Dezan drlwngrecord&knawledgeof i~i~.t %...... t. ~,, .... I TEACHERSDESI " " 319, RockyHill, NJ. E.O.E. haekgroun~ in directing a at one of these numbersfor I~’Y-N J airports. Good alp ~:~"’~^~’f~,’~ ..... :’ ~" ~_~" and exterior spring and PIANO-TEACRERfor II year Call for appointment Per- love animals, be personally cooperative program.. Send further information 800-392- ~ai’an’~eancl dependabilitya ~o~dme~b~’~"o, expermnee.~°" summer painting. Ex- old in tlillshorough. Please sonnet ~e[~c: ...... ,,,-, clean and respectable¯ 3 resumes to Search Committee, 6810or 201-297-0200. ~" .... perienced, fully insured, free nhone201-874-8253 THE~.nRRIr~r~.~,~ DISHWASHER-part time recent references required. must. Call CrownLimousine " ~_.. BELLEMEAD,NJ University League Nursery Service609-448-43~9. ~ _ estimates Call(201)359-7652 and full time experience Reply Box #03096, c/o Prin- School, 171 ~Broadmead. o~:~rt~rAttte,~~-^~The -- CHILDCARE -- experiencea ~rt~r s n m cf,~.~_~ -~,~DENT -- 1201}874-4000 necessaw.. Apply in person, ceton Packet. Princeton, NJ 08540. Equal President of Nahonal" Hume ~ ...... motherwillmgtocaretoryour ~""’ ...... An Equa!Opportuomt y Clarksvflle Diner, Rte l, needednext couple of weeksto Empmyerm/t Opportunity Employer. Security Corp, one of Prin- child hourly, ~laily, or weekly. WILL DO BABYSITTINGin paint trim on home. dig out Lawrenceville. LISA COMPANY is ceton’s fastest grnw!ng SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS Located near McKnight my home Manville area by bushes other odd jobs. t0-20 ...... developing this area with ASS~~ER diversified enterprlses neens a NEEDED-- full time & part School.609-448-2875. day or we’ekLunch nrovihed’. hrs. weekly, 53.50 per hr. managers & jewelry ~ $3 eer’dav. 201" Experience&rels. desirable¯ BABYSITTER: ..Mature SALESPERSON-- outside demonstrators. Commissiom executivet°Pcaliber,secretary.experienced,Part CaretmeCenter.Better Begnn ngSplease contactDay 7~-90173yearsand u’n .... womanwanteu to stt ~aturnay sales, 16 mile territory, ex- large&JuniOrprincetonUnderwriterinsurancefOr 609-924-2346 Call anytime 30%- 40%.Call 609-587-8793. agency, must be good with time, leading to full brae. Call Pat Shirley¯ 609-448-5226 YARDWORK-- H.S. student ..... ___ except Wed.or Thurs. b~fore6 .nights in my. Twin Rivers cellent opportunity for Mr. Heffner 609-924-9797 between 7:30 am & 6:30 pm. with 3 years experience, u~,,c~-,r,-~^,,,~,~ f,o home. rhone ~,J-q,~a-t~. unemployedschool teacher or GRl~ed - figures, good typist & gooo ~. pm telephone personality. Call mornings, references. Now& summer. ~’~,~,,~ ..... ~"no~,~ aggressive sales-minded Daytime hours full time. Call609-921-2030. Applyin person between 2 & 5 609-924-0401,ask for Miss FREELANCE~ARTIST -- SITTER~--responsible for 2 5072.~...... -- ~’~’" person.Complete line of Handellor MissHiggins. SOMEONETO Babysiton calljanitor equipment and sup:_ p.m.Buxtons, Rt: 206, Mon- Creativedeadline conscious children, - 2# 3~v hours dail- af WOMAN...... WISHES-- domestic PART TIME HELP NEEDED igomeryShopping Center, illustrator’ needed to reP P are -- Temporarystuffing ca- -- especiallylate on Wed.plies for a wellestablished SALES-We are a dynamiccomps for magazinecovers 3:30 rim. KendallParr area,RARDWORKING WOMAN- ,,,,~,-bh,,,h,,d~v ~.~rlane~ RockyHill. own-transportationCallseeks housework to live-inor ~,=t’o"~,,,~-’~’-~.~n~-~’r’~_~-n~-’r velopes,pasting labels on evening.Heferences & own distributor.Call for an ap- company interested in ex- " ’ t ’ ...... " ...... ~- ’envelopes, stapling booklets trans. 609-443-4298. pointment,609-587-6112. pending ourand intermrprofessionalartwork. Mus (201)321-~596after7 v.m. salesdays work.. Very mternsted .... m tiny ,. ------~ so~ ..... ~.~ and 3-hole punching. $2.50/hr. COMMERCIALARTIST -- force. We offer an active and have some knowledge of taking care of children. 609- ---- 609-924-8031. centralJersey agency; full expanding market plus many magazine printing processes. 394-1009. ~ ____a._ PART TIME WORK 9-4 3 range - design, compa,ronghs, Ifyoucandevelopimaginative COMPANIONWANTED for P, nnouncemem~ " ’ " f 11 ~.~,~.;~ot~ nnste-unbenefits to an mnivioualart from our basic concepts,elderlylady. Com~..nsation -- ..... daysperweekCallMrs. Ivan ¯ SUPERVISO_RWANTED u capable of meeting our high thensendsamplesandresume commensurate with ex- at 609-924-3800. ume.tor noy & glrlnev~spa.~rr ...... Creative AL use ’of eo~ponen~ EXPERIENCED...... estate WANTED-- Youngperson to carrier force. ~y we~y . , standards ann working w]m to: BARJOURNAL, New i~evri.ennCe~rDe~ierablnet t°plhe~ve gardener/hortieulturalistwill AP~-RI_-B~’~’TFESTIV.. deliver newspa per in ch_part,bo.rders,~cele°rate type,Threem head.~..:e our unique concepts. Call JohnJersey State BarAssociation,call’days 201-623-1700s ’ or eves exchange~t~o,,, pItTarrnsWorktof°r Rieha~hOusinSnring’77 -- COmewithDance Alexandria Apartments area JEWELRYSTORE- full time paper. Successful applicants mur~x,llu.~ra~ve ...... v,,~-~-~ f~tm~i.t~, ,-o-~x Panzer, V.P. Marketing, 609- nostUon m a pleasant &...... m- must res de m East Windsor 172WestStateSt.,Trenton, NJ on Sundays. Must live in 924-9797. 201-4299707 ...... ’ complex,bc at least 12 yrs. old terestingworkmgatmnsphere area. Call 201-462-7088. pert ...... ~ 06608. Nophone calls. " " Dill,39 Plaza, Brooklyn, New days, four events. Tuesday. for someone" willingt tO accep ...... ¯ ’ ~------York11217. 212/783-4646. April 2Eth: morning, Ballet and responsible. Call any diversified duties m addition NU~n--eeded #03897,c/o Princeton Packet. Teaehers Seminar and Luncn; morning.201-459-3191. PERSON NEEDED FOR REALl~sTATE - active and WELCOMEWAGON INT’L to selling. Dukeof Windsor by 20 year aid female ~ growing office needs sales INC. - seeks hnstess/hsst in evening, Dance Ira- Jewelers, East WindsorTown ouadrepleg e, Apri120-May11 , BRUSH CLEARING AND people. Askabout our training ~ t SECRETARY-- immeeiate CHAINSAW WORK. Call B. PrincetonM°ntg°merYTrentonPenningt°n’areas..’lerneads,IDESIGNcaras~LOGOSsi[~nage,--e - DreamPr°visati°n’world theme,.Fantasy"Theand ENGINEERING FIRM -- Center, E. Windsor, N.J. from approx. 7:30 am-9:30am Yedlin609-921-6651. program¯ Call Larry May, located in princeton Research OUR~nct, ~ for morning care. Griggstown position, small Princeton area MayAgency, 609-466-2444. Flexible hours, good earnings, posters, forms, ~rOCmnnrel~,Focus." Friday evening, April Park seeks a responsible ~ ...... - RockyRill area. 201-297-5002law office. Previous legal Car required, training ads, annual repsr s, . urn , 29th: Aparri Cabaret. floor person with excellent typing seekim,o a HOUSEKEEP. ~’;’ ~ experience preferred but not provided. Equal Opportunity super graphics, pacxages, show by the Aparri Broadway skills & dictaphone ex- & essential: Salary.,. o~n. Send SECRETARY-BiofDynamiosslookingfora fulltime ENGRG. - CHEMISTRY - Employer. ~Reply to Box books, and any grapnins you Dancers Saturday evening, perience. Excellent benefits, COWnattillsborough’ II trans.taf er 6rels..reqairea., 2013592375Belie Meati GUARDSo,.,,.,v~’uf’f’L-- I fu.ll.timueCROSSING anad2 Local/nationwide specialists ~S3~sn~e~n ~°rinfnicdeetnoC:l~:cBe°~.secretary for our construction mayrequire, t;a11609-450-2937.April 30th: Aparri Ballet in placement of all technical #03900, c/o Princeton Packet. Companyin "The Wind." All salary commensurate with area ’ part ume. r,CK P P" ’ supervisor. This job entails __--~ experience. Call Miss Fun at -. lications" E W Police -- heavy phone work, typingand personnelin R&DSams, Mfg. D~,vc~,~,~,~,., ~ ,v events at the Little Theatre, 609-924-0413. ~o.a .... t~ Aunt;-. or RESPONSIBLE PERSON & Engrg. Send resume to: ...... Aparri Ballet School, 217 "’~""’~ .... "~ ...... d GUY/GIRLFRIDAY -- Must HOME REASONABLE ...... EDITORI.ALASSIST.ANT -- in[o: Sgt. Joseph Waraksy, wa, n[.edt°,caref°r,.SuaYr:° ~ [handgeneral preferable. office duties. Call LindaShor- LOR Assoc., TECHSEARCHbe ~ead tvnist Full time o^~c ’~,~ ~., =14" r~assau ~t., rrmceton, for mr ~rt ume work on m-nouse ~.~, to 4"30 609-448.5678 ...... J~a ...... DIV.,ll01StateRd., Research Ben"fits. C~1[~-452-2200asic ’"’~"" ’~" "" inlormation and tickets come haveowntransportation. Mort, Quinian, 201-673-2563for in- Park, Princeton, N.J. 08540.’ for manager LEGALSECRETARY newsletters. Must have exc. ~ ...... terview. An equal opportunity ¯ ’ NEE~ON’S to the schoolor call us during proofreading skills, some .^o~^. ~ Tuns, Thurs,Fri. 10:30 a.m. to (609) 921-6580. FEEPAID. ’~- telephonehours 3-6, Tuesday~, 6:30 p.m. & ooc. weekends, employer MAT. HELP BOY’S OR GIRL’S Well established law firm layout exp. and light typing. ’~o~e~it~a~’rewi’n~’~’~ar ---- Call ’Youth Emulovment Thursdaysand Fridays, after seeks experienced legal Flex. hours, aver. 2 ~P insurangce corm aYn Please cal1609-448-7662after 7 ASSIST-’~-~-’TB~E---"E-B-~&GUARDS-- Uniforms fur- HOMEMAKERs--interested Easter:.______..____ days/week. Please call _ P Y- p m Service(Y.E.S.}Mo~-Fri. 2:30 secretary for new branch .’,ervice established policy ¯ ~ assistant LaCrosse coach nished. Work in Prin- to 5.~.m: 699-924-5841;A non- officeatRts, l&287. Youmust Doroth,~609921-2806 neededat leeal private school, ceton/Lawrenceville area¯ in earning $400-$500 per ~a~r~r~"’-~"~P^T ,a ....r~u~T ~ " ’ holders. Average earnings LEGALSECRETARY -- for Experienceass college player month Work nart tim~ (?nil profit stunent employment be reliable & conscientious from $12500 - $15000’ mgner ,-,~.,.~t Vr;,ceto LawFirm For appt. call 201-329-6021.An ~m ,t~...... ~ r,~ ~,,~,~m.~, or~amzatmn. Princeton area DINNER have goodskills andbe able to earnings’ commensuratewith "~ ...... ": n t . ¯ necessary. Call 609-924-6700, equal opportunity employer. -~"~’" ...... only. SAT., APRIL16TH work with minimal super- TICKET AGENT -- Need nhilUv aru,nhnsr,,~l ma~or Stenograph,c and :ypmg ext. ~31. vision. We offer pleasant responsible psrson for bus m~al-&ca~ us~r~ce F~’ee experience r teqemr~t#l~ S onsorndby commensura EARN A GOOD INCOME- CHILDCAREin.myhome.for ~eHopewel[ surroundings in a new medern terminal. Full time steady ~,rounlife ,..~nsionnlan-roflt~ " BOOKKEEPER--part time KENDALLPK. -- Do-lt- building, excellent salary, position with benefits, Will ~har~n~’~ ma~y ’~ther perience: Please Call 609-924- far Princeton C.P.A. firm. While you train for a Himsel[er. Will pay similar worxmg roomers, el.x- MethedistChureh liberal raises and ad- train. Call 201-249-1100ext. 36. 0840 t0r imervmw¯ General bookkeeping ex- professional career in ,,ales. type for advice, help on patio, l~..rmncea. ~eterenc~_ Tw,n BlackwellAve., Hopewell ~ benefits No experience ~ myers area. ~-,~s-~;~. vancementpotential. Call Mr. necessarY,, wetrain. Call Mr. perience requirnd.Willingnnss Call Mr. DeCandia, 609-298- path. 201-297-9984after 6pro. 4:30to7:00 Lazerowat 201-653-0245. McKee days 8’30-4’30609- CLEANINGPERSON ~l~arnessential. Cai1609.924- 5852. EOEmff. ~ SaladTable SECRETARY TO DIRECTOR __~ ~ ...... m.~,^a. ^~*:^. 695-54~’ - ev’es "7-9’~9-799- WANTEDfor 1 day a week. 3290 ’ ’ ’ Must he reliable & have own INCREASEYOUR INCOME - BUSINESS TEACHERS -- BABYSITTING -- In my Dmsera~dable DENTALASSISTANT -- We ~r,anizat6 .on Advancement. ,. ~ transportat on Please call Active andprogrnssiveoffices Part tree, short term or home. Reliable mother. Any have a part time position hr/wx ~o,~ ~r*o~ ~ ~m vossible ¯ 15-20 ’ - ...... v..... WOMEN’SLOCKER ROOM in Belle Mead and Franklin substitute positions for age. Hot lunch. Lawrenceville. Adults: $4.50 ’leadingtafuiltimeavailable. Requirements: warm, "~I ..... D PHYSICAL .... ATTENDANT--3-7pm Mort & Park seeking full and part government training agency 609.882.3817. SeniorCitizens: $4.00 Musthave X-ray license. Send mature, efficient person with ~r,.r. AP ST -- neededb y22 PRI~ER- yearold, femnlequadraplegic, Wed. 9am-lpm Sat. Call time sales agents, experience looated in Trenton, N.J.Must Children(5-12): $2.50 resume to Dental Office 254 typing, shorthand, dictation, ING FIRM- needs recep- Princeton YWCA,609-924-4825 preferred, motivahon and havedegreaandbecer.tifiedin ~ . UnderSyears: Free Rt. 206, So. Somerville, N.J. bookkeeping, telephoning 2 or 3 evemn.gs .a.. weeK. tionist wiht good typing skills ext. 34 for appointment, teaching business eaucation BABYSITTER--Weuxnnwn s, 08876. ability to deal with people a skills. Refs. requested.Call for ~,ng~stown-~Ky ~!u ar~. & somefiling expertenea, and must. We are members of subjects. Replyto Box# 03902, exceptionally reliable. Hot SPR~ -- appointment.609-924-1212. For~ur.t.h.er lmormanon,ca, willing tolearn. Goodroom for Middlesex and Somerset c/o Princeton Packet. lunch, naps, compmte h~ First Prnsb,,terian Church BAB~------~or 2 zvt-z~,-a~z, advancement¯Full benefits, BABYSITTE~R- in my Twin Multiple Listing Systems. And ~ playground facililies¯ =~v n,*o~ ~,,~ ~,~.,-aa elementary school children in ~__~ . $135.Call 609-9244)413.Ask for Rivers home. Need reliable Reasonablerates. 609-924-2037.’~.;’~"~’~."~"~’"~"n~’ my home. Every other ~ members of Multiple ~-,, --’2:, -~ .-": ". ." ~L~tK-T¥t’IST--3monms PRINCETON ENGINEER- MissFoc. persontacarefor3yr.old. 509- RelooationOrganizations. WeHOUSEKEEPER--parttime 2or3morningsorafternoonsa ~ Wednesdayfrom 2:30 to 6:30 temporaryposition, 9-5, Mort- ~ , 443.4819. p.m. $2. per hr. Bring along ING FIRM -- seeking also offer an interesting bonus .....rn,pw~ _ with few Cro~af~es~-a~a~:~’L’uncn"~,. Fri. 609-921-8460. qualified construction in- NURSES-- RN’s & LPN s plan as incentive. For con- week. $3/hour owntrans. 609- ,~.,o ,or ...... ~" ...... own child OK. Must have __ 883-0420after6 ¯ spectors ncivil, meeha~cal&needed by busy, skilled nur- lidential interviewask for Len available. Will care for your P.mNESE AUCTION -- transportation or live within electrical disciplines.Drwer’ssing care facility. Full or. pert Cooper, MID--JERSEY ---- walking distance of Brookside TERMITECONTROL -- 2-5 SALES HELP WANTED-- ~ homewith expertise. 201-254- Everyone welcome. Apr!l Condo. in Hillsboreugh. Call years experience. Willin~ to license required, fuuoeneflts, time arrangements are REALTY,201.359.3444. travel in companyvehicl~ in 609-924-0413.Ask for Miss Fen. welcomefor staff positions departmentFUllor partoftimefinef°rladiesSh°e uHa.~ (201)874-4380after 2:30 p.m. ~ "! Pau122nd~sSsoh~l’~nmSDonsorea~5,~A,214NassaunY St. Mercer, Monmouth, Mid- immediately. If you. are m- specialty store. Ask for Mr. NowhereGm"/uUXtos "obutrRtUaXu v. ~,1 ’ear St Prn $2 adults $1 50 dlosex and Union counties r~t~n~a~a,’z.~u o~©;~o.t terestea in supervmton, a SWITCHBOARDOPERATOR experience, 50 wpmtyping, YOUNGWOMAN.. s~.ks Job to ~t,:,la~, ’,~,ao~ ~, ’ " HOUSEKEEPING-- part ..... position is open nowPlease Martini. 609-882-2021after 11. time, 16 hours or more per Excellent salary to rig ht in"- manager-lifeguard-for...... -- ...... swim ~, ~.,, o~ ~,~. " Stacy Shops.. -- permanent part time, af- experience on switchb6ard. Ioox after smnuemlaren or ...... dividual. Call 609-924*7786. club in Skillman. Goodsalary. ""’ .... " ...... ternoons, evenings ana Advancement-minded. Top elderly lady. Live-in week.Call 609-924-9000. -- ~ -- ~ weekends. Small Nassau St. notch companyoffers diverse preferred. 609.989.7124. SHAI~EEVITAI~IN,S &.Foo~l. -- ~ Apply J. Warms. RR 1, 86K, . ~uppuments-r~amres tmnst. SECRETARIES Skillman, NJ 08558. HOUSEKEEPERLIVE-IN -- office. 609-924-2040. duties. Fee paid. OpenTues. CUSTODIAL HOUSE- TAXI DRtVERS-- wanted. eveninguntil 8 pm. $140. . Weinvite comparison because KEEPER-- for offices & girls M/F. Call 609-924-6766 or exceptionally nice, flexible, we can snow you ~e dif- Anumberofourtopcllentsare dormitory. Full time, all LEGALSECRETARY - Ex- inquire at Able Taxi Sorviea~ adult household. Refs BOOKKEEPER’--part time, BABYSITTING- in Manville, ference between Shaklee & .~ctively seeking career- major benefits. The Hun Inc. office, 86 NassauSt., 3rd required. Call 609-924-1645 interesting international AMBASSADOR any age. Large yard,plenty of tensive Real Estate after 6pro. 179 DavidsonAve. room, hot meals. Fullor part obligation.whatever you’reCall Pat using. 215-493- No hinded secretaries with 6 School.Call bet.9 &10 am, Mr. background plus excellent floor, operation, central Prineeton months+ experience. Typing, Doyle609-921-7600. An Equal location, 609-924-8200. Somerset time. 201-685-0231. 50 .wpm, stenot 80 wpm. All typing and stenn a MUST! 201-469-8920 " 5188, Yardley, Pa. Opportunity Employer M/F. Salary open to right in- GENERAL WAREHOUSE& BOOKKEEPER- full time, these compamns have ex- MOVING- day & week some experience preferred. cellent benefits &great growth dividual. Call 609-921-7892. HE~ ~ -- TRA~/EL~ -- Ex- DOLLS - DOLLHOUSES - EX~EY- assignments. Loading & Apply in person. THE RUSTY refrigeration service perienced, retail. Please YOUNGWOMAN -- looking MINIATURES!Show & Sale, potential. Fee paid. Open unloading tru~s. Some light SCUPPER,378 Alexander Rd. March26 9:30 am - 4:50 pro, Tuns. evenings until 0 pro. PUNCHOPERATORS -- Princeton, NJ. meehahic. Exp. on residential submit brmf resume of ex- for a Job with an interior wanted for IBM 3740 Data PART TIME HELP in assembly. No tee. & commercial equip. Must I~. perience, availability and design or architectural firm In St. Anthony’s Hall, Maxwell $150. Entry System, for day or night evenings to telephone solicit salary / commission Princeton area, starting in Ave., Hightstown. Admission from I-l]ghtstown area. Hourly A.ITEbIPS. SPEECHTHERAPIST - part able to worn w. limiteo requirements. Repl~ .to Box ’ AMBASSADOR 9shift. Goedstarting salary an time, C.C.C. or Ciintcal supervision. Pay scale $5.50- June. Graduate, N.Y. So~ool $1.50 with this ad. Sponsored 179 DavidsonAve. full companybenefits, cau wage p[-us commissions.Call 5ZNASSAUST. $7. Stewart Heating & Air #03904, c/o The t~rmeeton of Interior Design. Call 609- by Hl{~htstawn-East Windsor Systemedlcs Inc. Princeton, Lawn Doctor. 609-448-2131 PRINCETON,N.J. Fellowshipyear required. Call Packet. All replies con- 771-0969. ’ Hlstortealsoclety. Somerset 609-882-1503after 6pro: cond. (201)735-4084. fidential. 6~9-924-5776. 201-469-8920 NJ. for appt. 609-924-9073. between 9 & 1 weekdaysonly. 609-934.9206 "Seven For Central Jersey" ~fIILLSBOROUGHBEACOI~ ]]le ManvilleNews Classified J dvertising The Franklin NEWS’RECORD 6-B Thursday,April 7, 1977 AnnouncementsAnnouncements Bargain Mart Bargain Mart Bargain Mart Bargain Mart Bargain Mart Bargain Mart Bargain Mart FILTER- for 16x32tngroued PROFESSIONAL GOLF MOVING SALE MAGICIAN- Scouts. Parties. FLOOD INSURANCE-- We or Ige. above.groundpool 30 GAL .A.QU,I~ARIIUaI~I Schoolf--~ or CollegeRUBBERSTAMPS address, MAGICCATALOG-Sl-croditOFFICEcard file,CHAIRS 4-drawer,$15 up. $49. 4X0, 5x0 Banquots,etc. Girl cut in half ~re prepared Io answer your EQUIPMENTSALE -- Sun. of $1 with your 1st $5 order - April 17,1977.Golf bags, clubs, at OWEN’SBARN complete w/pump, motor & comp[ee,_ ~,to.. -P.’.------Home, business, zip code. Jack’s Magic Den Box 312 cardfile 8-drawer$74. Action by eleetrm saw plus lloudini questions and provide the MainStreet, Kingston fittings. Best offer. Water-sam, ~i-lr/a pair. t:au ~ra-mm- Rubber stamps of all kinds Business Supplies, 1225 State lock escape. Gordy, 215-968- necessary flood insurance for golf gloves, lanies skirts, Princeton Jct. blouses, slacks, hand bags, sleeve pool cover, $25’ 90" 1857. and sizes madeto your order Rd., Princeton, N.J. (609) 924- 3733. ,,’ourberne orbusiness. Call Odd chairs lots of misc. green sofa, $50; arm[hair, ~ ~ 3454. ~-orinformation, Peter J. tote hags, putters, wedges, at: furniture to be refinished. $15;.... end ~tX"table ’ ~$10’^ Red/pinkru~. ~AI~ - ...... DrownsolaD’e~ TYP~tric, MOT~ tc ItussoAgency. 20 Denow men’s and ladies used golf print twm oeaspreaa,~-1 u; a t manual, portable, office work or school? Established clubs, golf balls and mmc. an .c,."a x.~f’a" .a fter.v "-m ~.-~o LULLABY--maple youth bed tread,Lt wrenceville, N.J.609. other new golf merchandise. curtains to match, $5; 6 pr ,,m ,a,,= ’ IIINKSON’S models. New, reconditioned. Nursery School provides 896-102l.Insure to be sure! white 44" drapes, $3 pr; 2 good"~" ..... ADDERS, CALCULATORS. with firm mattress. Cost $175, Haymaker,DavidSmith, Izod, OUTDOORFURNITURE -- 82 NassauSt. sell for $50. Excellent cond. QUALITY DAY CARE for Wilson, Hogan, Acushnet. wrought iron umbrella table, G70-10tires $10 ea ; 609-443- Name brands. Rental~ your preschooler or Kin- PARlour 6609 ’ ’ STORAGE BED w. 6 large Repairs,Trade-ins, CENTER 609.921-2576.___...... :.__ ;,lcrgarten child. LovingCare childrento a springvacation Spalding. All priced to sell at cocktail table, chairs, plan- drawers & firm mattress, SPR~M - ~U:SINEB~5 MACHINES, 104 in an educationalsetting. Call by enrollingthem in an af- once. Alan Niederlitz ters flower pots filingFILLDIRT--Approximately excel cond, $150. Tall man Freezerbeef, excellent Nassau St. 609.924.2243. FOR SALE CASTRO CON- llusy Bee School609-448-3883. ternoonof creative arts and Springhill Rd., Skillman, 609- cabinets,pictures, garden & 4,000cu yds.201-448-3048 Lazy-Boy rocker recliner, quality. Fed on pastureand . VERTIBLE SOFA -- eraRs, gym, music and pool 41~-2338. cookbooks. ~-024-I015. between7 am & 5 pro. needscover.$25.(201)257-1284. grain. No steroids.Halves, DISCOUNT LIGHTING and Stratoloungerrecliner, CAMP- rAMBLING PINES play. For further information please call YMCA,609-92@ ’)GE~ CONT~UT split halves, cut to order, Home Accessories The Maytagwasber, new. Virginia DAYCAMP -- Ilopewcil N.J...... -- packed, labeled and flash Roosters’ Coup: Largest House maple bedroom suite, Now’enrolling for summer 4825. WHIRLPOOL WASHER apt. TRENTONJAYCEETTES -- 7500 & 12 0~} btu I15V good TABLES..-- coffee~ end, lamp, shade & Fixfure consistingof 0 pieces. 201-297- size,convertible, exc.cond, 4 Geraniumsale 4" pots choosePnndD’nn’ fln~.44a~,~ya’ corner, Harves[, I.~1~ eves. frozen. Will deliver. 609.466- program. Ca11609-924-9713or BARCLAY’SRENT A CRIB. 2937. operation.OPEN 7 DAYS606- 9462. 609-466-1212for brochure. cycle,2 spd, moving. 609-,143- pink,white, red. $.80 each. 609- ...... ~ ...... 201-825.4838. .397-0027’On Rt. 29, Socth of Werent all Baby needs. 201- 5313.$100. 799-0996. "~J7-3507. COLONIAL COUCH & CHAIR ’ FREEZER BEEF Lambertville,N.J. ALSO: HAND GOLFCART--#7 iron, FLEA MARKET- Indoors, -- excellentcondition, $175.TURKISH couch --Oriental Kin.g’sKorner, fireplace new extra wheels,’67 Flagtown Firehouse. 609-440,5567evenings, Tapestrydesign $I00 or best UNICEF -- New Summer 11" METAL LATHE, I0" nffer.Call mornings 609-771- Home grown naturally fed equipment, etc., 606-387-2o55, Mnsl[ang, 5 holes, frames, llillsborough Vol. Fire Co. No. notepsper & birthday, cards. LENOXDIMENSION SRAPE steers.Cut to your own Ben3ominRoom, gift items, Karastan3x5 oliverug, ~- l. Every Sunday. 7 a.m. - 5 DividingHead, mikes 7-8". & Crystal Goblets - pearl mist speeificalion,wrapped and etc. 609-397-2077. 655-I~7. At Cabin Creek Quilts, 195 11-12",gauge bl~ks 81 pcs., STUDIO COUCR, kidney 9487. p.m. Call 201-369-3176or 5821. Nassa~u St. Tu~-SOt color,t doz. $20 like new. 609- frozen. Kauffman Farm 609- gumtrees, you dig, 50 ~ ca. 883-6219. shaped desk, movie camera & 466.0773, .Master Chg. avail. PLYWOODSHEATHING-ext,TEASET -- Japanese china, 201-329-6817. projector, while 12x15 rug, MASSEYFERGUSON LAWN 15 pieces $50; Silverplote LOOKLOOK LOOK. There is DEANS FLEA MARKET -- Much more. ~9-448-4883 & GARDEN TRACTOR - ’new4x8.3/8" $5.1~. ,,~’ ~,~’~ parking at Princeton Station. evenings, flatware,49pieces $30; 10x15 1367 Geerges Rd. open every GE GAS DRYER -- EX- MF12,1972, 12hp~ hydra-shift. handwoven oriental Persian Rates 50 cents per day, $1.00 Sat. 9-Spin, tables $6, 201-297- TIRES-- fourH78-18 Sears Attachments,rotary mower, FIREWOOD -- Seasoned5/8" $8.98, 3/4" $10.118Kiln’ for overnight, by the week CELLENTCONDITION. $100. rug,$375; 9x12 Karistan rug 0137. Dynaglasstires, excellent f~9-443-5199. ELECTR"~’~’-~--C~~CT- MF610 42" mid-mount& snowOak && Hardwoods, stacked.$30Deliveredfor pickup truckdried 2x3xB, lumber 88 cents, Ix3x8, 2x4xB, 39 ’cents,95 cents. $195609-448-7504. $3.00, hy the mouth $8, The condition,$35e.ac.h. Four H- Andersen windows 27% off. only overnight parking in OR -- has tools and supplies thrower MF620, 40 front load. 609-443-390& 35MM CAMERA -- FUJICA- MARRIAGE ENRICHMENT 78-15Sears steel uelted hres, forsale. 609-393-0099. mount.$,100. 609-448-’/887. 27% off Tex.1-11 vlvwood l’rihceton. 609-924.0976. -- New group forming Apr. used one season, $45 each¯ Call CONTEMPORARY DESK -- sidlngs/8"4x8813.88sht.R.R, 701 w/25, 55 and 100ram 609-924-1981. lenses,strobe Skylight filter 24th, 5 Sun. eve. sesSions. For walnut ~" $I~i teak single CULTUREDMARBLE ties, new creosoted,8’ $8.95. and cases.Complete old FREE TO OUR CUSTOM- info. Call 600-662-0015. bed, $400; folding cot w. NORMANROCKWELL -- WOODSTERE0/BAR,2 pc. 6 VANITYTOPS - Wholesale& Can deliver.Call Bob collect, EItS! Every month mattress, $25; standard curly lithographsand ft. $400 crystal,provin. Retail. ALTEG POLY- 215-874-0205eves. 887-2313. darkroom.EPI It0 and 120 we give awa)" hundreds of WEDDING GOWN -- typewriter, exc. cond., $35. collotypes. Someat wholesale chande ier $50; 609-448-7250 speakers, Dynscostereo 150 dollars worth of Food and originally$250,will sell for $50, 609-924-7020after 0 pro. prices. 201-431-2047. after 6. MARBLE,73 W. Somerset St., power amplifier~ Realistic Vitaminsand Cosmeticsto our Personals sizeII. 201-297-321k?,. Raritan. 201-526-2777. 2 VICTORIAN East Lake TRI01T’ hi:directtonal reel to costomers. Youcan get FREE chairs -- $50/ea. 609-896-0425.reel tape recorder with 2 MANSFIELD SNOW TIRES merchandisetoo. That’s just STEREO EQCIPMENT FOR HOME CANNED CHERRIES FISH TANK (30 gal.)plns speakers and BSR FEWIf popof the Good treasons for -- nreminmquality mounted stand, plus misc. supplies, - AUDIOPLUS graphic equmizer.Call 609-921-, KAY’S INTRODUCTION SALE: DYNACO Amps: -- Great for pies. Reasonable¯ on rims, Radio&TVServiee FURNITURE-diningrm set, you to shop at NUTRITIONSERVICE-- all ages. Meet a DYNACO180/A New $200.00,609-655-1478. Chevrolet $28. Rollawaybed (48") - $30. 1774.askfor Mark. CENTEIt,Route 130. I block partner for a friendship or Impala,G78-15, polyester SmatiAppilanceRepairbedroomset, kitchen set, ~~ DynacoStereo 70 Tube $100.00, fiberglass,verylittle use. 201- Barbellset - $9.Call 609-921- TVAntennaslnstarleddressers,tables 609.443-1186. snuth nf Princeten.llightstown marriage. 201-534.2726. PREAMPS: Dynaco PATS/A 9357. VEGETABLEAND FLOWER329-2418. CarRadios Repaired ’ 1971 MacGregorTourney timid_. New $200.~, MARANTZ3200 LampsRewired GOLFCLUBS for left hand. I, $150.00 DYNACO Mono BEDDING PLANTS:Broc-BED’ ~- Metal. adiustable CHAINHOIST -- half ton, SPRING SALE - lhinging EveniogServiceAvailable 3, 4 woods,#2 pitching wedge- GES’I’AhTuff.uut’~ -- for the Preamp $25.00, DYNACO colt,Cabbages, Lettuce, sides, head and foot positions. DIAMOND RING -- I/4K, 146WitherspoonSt.Chlsholm-Moorecyclone, irons #4 iron. ~09-921-9480.$50. EasterBaskets, potted house separated and divorced. Mono Amp MKII 50 Watt MachesBrussels Sprouts, (Hospital type). 609-882-5330. purchased Tiffany,NY. Excel. Cond.609-448-2455. plants.W II lave all types of Sacrifice, $275.Call after 8pm, Princeton, N.J. Express),’our truth. 201-873- $100.00, SPEAKERS:ARlW Leek.Petunias, Impatiens 606-924-(}388 vegetable & bedding’plants. 2103nr 606-924-8654. Woofer $75.00, JANTZEN Ageraturm. And much more{ 609-799-IW8. Also will propagate plants to Tamarack Farms Bear Brook QUEENSIZE -- Ritefoam all HOBBIES & CRAFTS MOSS GREEN CARPET Electrostatic 2-Element UNLTD.-- hasjoined forces (Lee’s)with padt 14’x16’4". nrdcr. TindaIls Greenhouses, $75.00 PIONEER SF850 Road <1/2 mile ot~f Alexander latex foammattress. Spring Daly 8 to 5. 609-259-2431. Rd. at the railroad bridge), frame due to back injury. 609- Verygood condition, asking REFLEXOTHEItAPY ElectronicCrossover $100.00. CLERGYMANSROBE - fitted FIREPLACEWOOD cut and with the ART BARN to make $30.Call 609-586-7265. CALL609-452-2182 Evenings. Princeton Jct 609-452-0317.799-3696 after 5pro. for5’8", 135 Ibs. new with split,all hardwood, choice it themost unique craft place NASSAU The natural way to perfect BM garmentbag. $75. 609-924-8600, seasonedoak seasoned I yr. & in N.J.Displays by localat- CO-UP NURSERY health and relief from pain. ORVIS MADISON -- 7’ 6 after6 p.m., 443-4624. longer,delivered & stacked, tists to browsethru, framing, MA~NGS STOVE,OVEN, dishwasher, NIKON FT CAMERAwith $44 a truckload. 009448-4253or pottery, complete line of 50Walnut Lane Call6~3-896-2734 nOon to 2 p.m. WeightLine Cane Fly Rod hobby& craft kits &supplies¯ & headboard - single, good Princeton $75.00.Call 609-452-2162 built-in $125. Lawnmower $30, 25ram P.C. Nikor F3.5 lens, 609-261-3032. condition $25; orange rug, evenings. (609) 443-5602. $250, StereoRealist camera,LAWSONTYPE -- 6’, @pillow 30% discount on all ]lobby Relaxed Atmosphere couch, needs recovering, $60. supplies, Located on Ridge 9x12 blue shag, 9x12 $20ca; 2 Creative Environment GAY SWITCHBOARD in- F2.8 with case and viewer, easy chairs, $20. 609-443-6647. fornmtioncenter. Call 609-921- AAA FACTORYoU’rLEI’ -- $125,609-452-3777 or 392-8954.201-297-9084after 6pro. UNIQUE*** BOUTIQUERd. in picturesque Monmouth PEREGO COMBINATION -- "WALLS OF JERICHO ~ ’ TwoPrograms Available 2565.Best hours 7-10 p.m. Mon. Oneof the finest selections of Jct. 201-329-2350. thruThurs. babycarriage & stroller, navy SALE"-- Wedon’t wantour 1 L;D~D~S~’$40,~.~,,...,,,.,~ r., ~.-.-- previously owned better SEARSGAS DRYER - In good Nursery9-12 tw/lunch option) hluevelour, exc. condition. walls to tumble because so NEW RENREDON SOFA - ExtendedDay 9-3 manyTiffany lamps hang electric stove, $35, large. 609- quality family clothing at Pin condition, $40. Washing Applications are now being 609-443-4017. Just received, owner is MoneyPrices! REDPLAID -- Eclipse Sofa machine included free. AM DOING -- researchon from the beams. We’re selling 586-0026 moving unexpectedly, 81" PIN MONEYBOUTIQUE bed Red Director’s chair, Fur 20t-359-5319. taken for 77-78school year. treehooses,playhouses and them at 30%off from APRIL2 long, feather and down 14 MercerSt. sloe & jacket, 609.448-9495. Comc visit nr call Cindy such.Do you knowsomebody -APRIL 10. FURLONGLAMP FRENCH PROVINCIAL Chessler609-924-6318 or tlulda SADDLE-- Prix De Nations. pillows, spring-downcushions, Hopewell,N.J. who has" one? Reply Box 16(z", 3 yrs. old. Goodcon- FACTORYOUTLET largest bedroom set, off-white with *vorycolor, nylonfabric, 609-466-2510 Aodcrson609499-9157. #03898,clo Princeton Packet. for a 99 mile radius. 0 miles carved trim, chest, double $1,500retail. Asking$775. 609- FLOORLOOM -- $200. or best dition. Call alter 5, 609-737- Consignment Resale sole,RCA COLOR $50. SomeTV --work 24"needed, coo- offer¯ Call evenings. 201-446- 2259. north of Hathoro on Rte 263,table. dresser Fine w/mirror, quality $325. bedside Off- 443-1356~ OpenTues- Sat 10-4 pm 609-7994)625. ~58. Furlong, Pa. OPEN7 DAYS.white tole floor lamp, $5. GALAFESTIVAL -- First WOULD LIKE ANY IN- Weekdays8-8, Sat. 10-5, Sun. time ever. Spring craft 11-8. Micro Dot Pricing. (215) Simmonsdaybed w/off-white BRASSBED -- full size; 2 show/flea market. Reichler FORMATION on Theresa HAND PAINTED EASTEB RACINGBIKE -- Raleigh pro Emily Streeter dau of 20% OFF ALL EASTER 794-7444-5-6. THE slips, 30"w, .$60. CraRkjue EGGS-from $2.25 to$25. 609. accent rugs; 2 modernlamps. Park May14. Rain date May GREENWARE & BISQUE -- mahogany drop-leaf dining 23~,~". Complete Campy (609) 921-8382(Bob) Naphtali & Elizabeth PHILADELPHIAART table, stain resistant top 84’1x 7~-1199. equip.,extra wheels plus 4 21.10-4. All welcome.For table ReynoldsStreeter, b. July 12, Largestgreenware selection MUSEUMCURATOR hasn’t informationcall 329-6812days 1806, in Nottingham, now in area.Mae’s Ceramics, 144 seen our "Waterphall Heavily 42 x 30 h, $90. 609-896-2180 tubulars.All above like new, and~7-2~7 nights. Farnsworth Ave., Bor- PHOTOGRAPHERS-discount $400. Weyless rollers. OLDPIANO -- uprightgranU, tlamilton Square, niece of Leaded Cut Crystal Lamps." after 6:80. photoprocessing, 25,%off list. Spedometerand platform verynice. $225. Med. couch Lucy ReynoldsScott. Did she dentown,N.J. 609-298-2334. That’s why we still have the NORGEAIR CONDITIONERSimilarsavings on film. Audio TIIE MONTESSORI PRE- included,$78. Call Den, 609- beigew/attached end table marry? V/rite Paul B. largestcollection east of the Plus,148 Witherspoon St.609- 557-2137. lamp,pillows. Very attractive, SCHOOLOF EAST WINDSORStreetcr, 2816 Viceroy Ave., Rockies.FURLONG LAMP -- I0,000BTU, exc. cond. $150. 924.0388, IS SOMETHING MORE. 201-297-2020. perfeet condition,$200. 201-369- Washington,D.C. 20028. RUMMAGESALE -- Con- FACTORY OUTLET. 4256. YOUR CHILD WILL LOVE solata Missionaries, Rt. 27, BICYCLE-- Schwinn, Super I’r[ Applications now ROTOTII.LING BEDROOMSUITE -- 8 pc. THE SINGLE SET -- meets Franklin. Saturdays, 10-4. Early Amer. exc. condihonBABY FURNITURE- crib, CABIN CREEK QUILTSSport Boy’s 27" - New tires, - ...... available for 1977-78school every Friday at the Treadway Furniture, collectibles books goodpond. Call 201-259-2795. year. Someopenings presently 201-297-5704after 5 PM. carriage,stroller, dressingL Inn Route 1 Princeton NJ & records, stamps, men’sshop, DirtCheap table. Excellent condition. UniqueGifts from Appalachia available, t~or information, every Tues. at the Washington coats gowns spring en- Wanted To Buy call 009..440-0948during school 609-446-2965 STOVE- Hotpoint, four bur- 609-443-1670. Toys, Clothing~ BabyQuilts, Crossing Inn, 9 pm, live band, sembles, a treasury of sur- ~ PlaceMats, Pillows, Purses, UNDERWRITER"B" label hours. OPENtlOUSE EVERY guests welcome.For infe. call prises. Clothing, $1. bag. ners, singleoven. Good con- FRIDAY,9-11am, l-3pm. WOODWORKERSfor sale 3 Pot Holders,Etc. from $1.50. safe--T-20 burglary, 2hr. fireWANTED -- PATIOFUR- 215-662-5889or 838-5142. ARTISTS-- CRAFTSMEN-- dition.$35. Call (201)388-4390. standingwalnut trees, a~o ~ .~o.~ ,,~.~.~...... protection,2 interior lockers. NITURE All-weather matched l havea uniqueshop to handle ¢~ Manufacturer-Art MetalCo. set goodmake in goodshape SPRINGIS COMINGand you ALCOIIOLICS ANONYMOUS SINGER GOLDENTOUCH -- the saleof yourquality hand SCHWINN Collegiate -- maple,choiceoak early and cherry,winter call cuts Ioa.m.-~v m ~’~’~..... ~ ~ ~="’~r~ee~o’nWgt.approx. 1500 lb. $700 only. Call 609-0244103. have nothing towear. Get free IIELP AND INFORMATION & sew. Asking $250, extra crafts.Call Sue Bernath, 609- woman’s 6.speed, excellent negotiabIe.Call609.587-2000, clothes - have a Beeline show (:ALL609-924-7592. attachments. Call Debra 259-2136. condition,$45. Mter 5pro call Mike, 201-3.59-4740 aRer$ p.m. ext.7. in your home.Eileen, 201.297- Scudder after 5:30. 609-92@ 609-443-1483. 939Bafter 6p.m. orweekends. 19~. WANTED- t0" or 12" table MitS. BISIIOP (2)CHAIRS-- one arm chair, ANTIQUE FURNITURE - COUNTRY-- armoirns, ANTIQUESHoosier cabinet, SHOP saw, drillpress & misc. ADVISORON ALL one wing chair.Very good Cherrygateleg table, good selection tables; round, WH ALUM STORM DOOR- woodworkingtools. 201-828- R[GH SCHOOL JUNIORS! BLONDE MODERNDINING condition.Call after5pro, 609- MODERNSOFA -- butchermalmgany game table, oak favern& farm manysets 36x80,rt sideopen, used I Starting to think about AFFAIRS OF LIFE year, $20, Black Angus 3246, 7-11 p.m. , college.9 Nowis the time to ask RM SET-- table,4 chairs & 924-6141. block and chrometable with 4 rocker, Empireperiodbuffer’s chairs, pierced tin pie safes, questions. Maybean expert IIeadings~:~Price buffet, ~0.Call rd~-446-2703 __ chairs,bedroom set with desk. Excellent condition. Cati jam cupboards,dry sinks, rotisserie, $12, hoth exe. cund .... IIOItOSCOPE READER after 6:00 p.m. dressers,chests of drawers, 201-297-213L and tully certified counselor COLONIALSOF,~ -- $50.kingsize bed. 251-358-3302. Mark, 609-924-2591. desks,wicker, lamps & fix- WANTED: Window Air can start youoff in the right ESP READINGS rocking chair, $20. 201-297- MODERNSOFA for dean or BOY’SBICYCLE-- 24" ViSta, tures, lg. 2 story shop filled -- ~-- Conditioneringeed condition, direction. 609-4434521After 650Georges Road RUMMAGE SALE -- 0990. 6P.M: __ ..... NorthBrunswick roe room. HerculonPlaid. $’/5. tO s pd., g~2~onditinn. $50. withtiques!modestlYRts.252-206,priced7mi. No.an" HAND HEWN BEAMS! -- 448-5296.12’000- 14,000 BTU 120v. 609- 201-247-3484 PresbyterianChurch, Broad & Some (200) oak beams - Louellen,Hopewell. Thurs., EXECUTIVEDESK and Call 609-443-3099. ~all uw.~o-~ . Somerville Circle, Pluckemin, THE DOLL HOUSESHOP -- N.J, Wed. thur Sun. 10-6.201-varying barn.length Open and sizeto negotiationsin old to OLD AUTOMOBILES Nowopen 10amA:30pm,Tues. April21 9:39 am - 7 pm. chair,beautiful pecan. Like WOMEN!Get a realthrill out Friday,Ap r122,10 am - Noon. new,asking $400. 609-883-8822. ~,~,r* ~^.~ ~^eu ANTIQUE- display cases. 658-3759. thru Sat, 14 Seminary Ave., ~..~.’r~,r~’~ "~,., ~q;’2.’Oak, exc. cond. 12’ &9’ long. - buybarn, beams and adjacent WANTED--inyourgarageor Hopewell, N.J. DOLL of Singing? We’dlove to meet ...... r...., ...... Call609 397-8173 after 8 pm garage.Write Box ~3~2, c/o barnonly. Cashpaid. Cali60~- HOUSES, FURNITURE, you. SWEETADELINES an RIDING MOWER -- Sears, 0 TRACKTAPE PLAYER -- 2 systematic.Call 609-2466or " CONTEMPORARY SOFA PrincetonPacket. MINI-LUMBERAND MINI- internal, org. of womenwho 7hp,8 yrs.old, asking $250. 609- speakers, by Electra. $25. 609- 466-2777. ’ 90 ,brown,fairoondition,$20. 586-7003,8-8wkdys. WALLPAPER.609-466-1262. enjoy singing for ourselves & 771-0159. 921-5544after 7pro. 609-~.4~51. others. Comeharmonize! 609- POOLTABLE - 7 ft. 3/4 inch slate bed. Newfelt covering, IF YOU WANT TO SEE GUITAR WANTED-- any CAHOL’SPLACE -- Per- .Hg-0f~6/ 201-5724712. TIRES- exe. cond. DR78-1A, TYPEWRITER -- IBM KONICAT8autoreflex-black PINE KNEEHOLEDESK -- good condition. $225. 251-874- GR70-15 more double hung SUCCESSgo see the new "On guitar madeby C.F. Martin. sonalized stationery, in- electric office, like newcon- body, 50ram fL4 lens, ease. and captain’s chair. Desk 814K. window,75"x55", tables, crib, Consignment,"in less than 1 Call eves. 609-8~3-1078. vitations and gift items at dition, original cost $628, Almost new, hardly used. CaU paneled on 3 sides, $150. 609- ~ month since reopening, item GROWTHGROUPS -- dealing 655-3409. animal cages, etc. All discount prices. Call 609-443- with the problems of the sacrifice, $275, Also, Royal Henry609-921-1871. reasonable.201-259-3782. number 1400 has been WANTED Stamp Collections, 3141. electric,exe. cond, orig. cost ~ ~ ALL VICTORIANLOVESEAT ~ received,processed and U.S. and foreign.Call after 6 recently separated ann $425,sacrifice $150. 201-782- probablysold. The turnover p.m. 609-448-0380. NAT~-~we divorced.Call Albatross7281. ELECTBICWHEEL CHAIR " platformrocker, wing back TRY FLUIDEX -- mild too is terrific, in fact so good invitecomparison of our House,609-924-8654 or201.873- GARDENSFOR RENT-- -- Everest & Jennings: Bat- chair, all in exe. cond.& productagainst yours. You 2103. fertile, plowed, any size, near tory and charger included, reasonable. 609-452-2818. diuretic tablet and Diadex that the 1400isn’t evenclose to VIC~eat, Twin Rivers. Very reasonable. Like new eenditinn. Call former name Dex-A-Diet what we need. If you’ve got LIONELTRAINS- American wilt probablyhe happy you mahogany,$50, Bureau, solid sameformula, Thrift Drugs. one or one hundredexlxa Flyersor Ireswanted. Any compared.No obllgatmn.Just birch, maplefinish, $50. Sofa, 61)9-443-0776. anytime609-395-0681. piecesof furniture,we can ageor condition. Call 809.394- a phonecall& I’ll compareour NEED RIDE TO TRENTON$35.Chair, $15. Set of dishes,66 ComeVisit takethem rlght now and start 7455. ingredients,cost, etc. Call Pat -- State & Montgomery.Leave at 215-493-5188,Yardley, Pa. ilightstown between 7:30 & pes, $50. Electric broom,S10. FLEA MARKET- East t.~g~7~ POOL DISTRIBUTeRS - payingy°ucashalmnstim" Hoover floor scrubber, $25. "BAKER"Breakfront -- .WindsorAux. rentingtables factorycloseouts on1970 pools, mediately. Give us a calland ------7:45. ~)9448-0074. Buffet, dark wood,$~. 609-397- Mahogany,84" high, 88" wide, for Sat April 23, INSllDE AND Originalvalue ~2100, now pray start bringing it over. 609-924- WE BUYFURNITURE -- and I127~ 181,~wide, beaut, m a homeor OUTSIDE.For information $685.Completely erected In- 1989, 4 ChambersSt, Prin- household items - onepiece to MONTESSORI CHILDRENS entire contents of home.Call IIOUSE is accepting ap- distinguished in a Lawyer’scall 609-448-5825days. 448-8536 Fine Gifts cluding deck, fence, and Iilter. cetoo,~ plications for ’77-’78 school JOIN US-- meet new people. SOFA MODERN 86", cut office. New.$6500, sell at $3100.after 6pro. Call Ted, 609-392-5722or 201- 609.443-5698. )"ear. There are openiugs in Parents Without Partners, velvet~chrome, blk/brnwn / f~9.448-4Y~9. Antiques 9~-0735. current school year in af- Chapter 387. We offer con- beige.New, pd. $500, asking BUILDER’S CLOSEOUT: 1 viviality awareness, adult & Colleetlbles Black-Decker rotary drill WANTEDTO BUY: Scrap ternoan class. Please call 201- childrents activities, gourmet $350,201-207.4223. PLASTIC ’rHASH CAN chipping hammer $85.; 1 copper brass, lead, "sJ7.6066 or 297-8144for ad- FIREWOODFOR SALE - we meals, dances understanding, CQ DE K2JQP: Junk Box and LINERS-- below wholesale. 153S.MainSt. Hightstown cut and split our ownhard- Bonsh chipping hammer$45.; aum num, stainless steel, ditional information, etc. tdaysi201’-297-9110, (eves) etc sale including: HT20 All sizes for home and in- 1.3’ pipecutter- euts up to 4 in. sterling silver, etc., solids or BRUNSWICK POOL TABLE XMTR, NC300 RC VR Heath dustry. 609-443-8238 evenings. DISCOUNTGUNS&AMMOwood. Cedar posts cut to 201-247-6618or609-924-2064 or -- 4x8playing surface,good desired lengths. Exceuent $25.; 1Plumber’steadmelting turnings, Industrial, business Twoer, tools and ex- or private. Correct market 609-448-O340, cond., Call Al, 609-586-2987. perimenter’s delights, Call ’ Shotguns&r.ifles quality, reasonablepriee. N,J. furnaeeandtank$75.;1 Home- TIlE NASSAU SUMMER . Beagle Club, Hollow Rd., lite,~00Kw, geeerater$595.; price, cash paid. S. Klein 609.448-8869. " STOREFIXTURES $10overwholesale MetalsCo., Inc. 2156Camplain PROGRAMis readyto begin FILINGCABINET -- with 4 - Ammodiscounted Skillman, N.J. 609-466-3841,1- 8W’ Black-Decker worm its 6th season of fun for the IIIGRTSTOWN’. PLANNED deepdrawers, suspension file. Shelving,racks, steeds, lights, weekendsonly. driveskill saw $55.; 10Nail-on Rd,Somerville, N.J. 08876, PARENTHOODCLINIC-- etc.,all at close-out prices, 10"%offmosthandguns¯ scaffoldbrackets $5, ca,; 10 Phone201-722-2288. 0re-schoolchild in the heart of Mondayevenings¯ Call 609-446- $49.609-924-4621, Reloadlngsuppliesdiscounted Princeton. 9-12 am weekdays FEDDERS AIR CON- Must move immediately.609- BuySeil&Trade roof brackets$2, ca.; 7 from June 13-Aug. 12. Weekly 3439. DITIONER-- 8,000BTU, exe. 92/I-2251 or924-4002, Murphy’sSportsmen’s Den GOWNS FOR FASHIONABLErailroad.jacks$10ea,;1-1.Slb. WANTED -- silvercolns or seasonal registrations. KInG -- cood.,9mos,nid,$175. 609-924- WEDDINGSand otherira- fireexungulsher $16.; l deep paying$3.68 per dollar antiqueblue field, exe. eond. ~66. 3102Rt.27,ReedalIPark r well water pump- needs workmercury dimes, Franklin a.na Certified teachers will provide 26’6" x IY3". Mayinspect in Wed,Thur, Fri 12-9 portent happenings. Complete n well balanced nursery WE~ A’-’A"R~’OUR bridal .ensemble for only $18; 1 warren-Knight WalkingLlberyhawes, L~aymg SPECIALTY -- Good dan- private home. 809-924-8798 RIDINGMOWER- 32" cut, 8 Sat. 10-8, Sunl2-6 builder’s level &trlpod - like $4.25 for each silver dollar. program in a state approved after 6 p.m. Best offer. COLUMBIABIKES -- girl & hp, headllghts, elee, start, 2 210-297-3357 $I19.80, Plus one of. a kind school.Call 609-021-7787or 896- ceable music for all ages at ~ sample bridal gown sale. new $275.; 1 Sears builder’s 609452-2300ext. 330, ask for 0260for details. reasonable prices¯ The boy, 20", $20ea. Logcabin yrs. old, $37’5. 201-874-8146. YARDLEY BRIDAL level& tripod$75,; 1 BozookaPaul, days only. Musicians. 201-~9~,187. playhouse$25. ~.799-2445. BOUTIQUE,19 E. AltonAve., plumb,bo.li $50.; I Millwright TEAC CASSETTE DECK & .Used FURNITUREd every preclotonlevel $25,; 4 Antique DOLBY-- $120. (recont]y epoke woodenear rims $t8.; WANTED-- 2 bookshelf ATTENTION PARENTS! We OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS; overnaulnd by Weamers.) 01LS,SIGNED & No,llths~ CHROME MAGS -- i lugs,14 descrlpllon.Largest collection Yardley, Pa, 215.403-5717. are running a babysitting club --meets Thursday evenings, snowsleds, $30. I Spaldingprints,sculpture from" E. In,,perfect for Datsun Z or in BueasCounty, Daily ill 5 18-2ft. X 0.0ft, corregated speakers Under $50 a ~ir. for your child beginningon the tst Presbyterian ChurcTn, alum.tennis racket w. gut. Africa,Batiks, fantastically Toyota, I yr,old eet of 4, $40niture,closed Doylestewno Sunday. EdisonPa. Fur- CB radios,BARN.Disc, Ant. prices& Ace,on201.257- allmetal Items deck available. plecns $100.;Call 201-325. other Appearance aRer 6pro secondary.Mon-Fri, ~09-~-Call 20th of June, For more in- Highstown. For information $15.(4½ med,) 609-824-1447 reaucedprices, Wed-Sun only ca, 609.448-4324 after 6. formation,call Jane at 609.924- call 609-440-2481or 448-5459. bet.8:30 & 11pro. 8404aft. 6 p,m. 9.225. .~%w. 6430or Colleenat 021-9385. 10 am-’/t~pm. ~.452-I~5. THE PRINCETON PACKET "Seven For Central Jersey" ff-IILLSBO~H BEACO~ ’11~,lawmm’e, I~lgcr MeManville News THE C£NTW~L POST The Franklin NEWS-RECORD WINDSOR-H/GETS HEPJILD Class tried j:tdvertising Thursday,April 7, 1977 7-B AutosFor Sale Wanted To Buy Auctions Pets & Animals Pets & Animals Pets & Animals Autos Wanted Autos For Sale Autos For Sale ’67 SHELBYG.T. -- 360 1974 -- 1/2 FIAT128 station WANTED TO BUY -- GIANTTOOL BEAUTIFUL HORSE FOR COCKER SPANIEL- AKC FeedsandGreins JUNK CARS WANTED--$20- VW1973 SuperBeetle -- 45,000 COLLECTOR’SITEM - 289 wgn- 41,0~0highway miles, 4- AUCTION SALE-Wehave the horseof reg.6moold,wlllsacriflce$T5 for all animalsat $100.201.$48-6582. ml, clean. $1695or best offer. COBRA,4 speedHurst ps/pb. sp~, clean (most of the time!) cRacords.78’s. Paying $5 per ROSEDALEMILLS 609-586-1869Mon-Fri after 100.Call John 201.356-3494. THURSDAY,APRIL14at6:30yourdreams. She candrive °r~best offer. 609-259-3571. $3400or bestoffer. 609-924- newshocks, just tuned. Buying 274 AlexanderSt. 6pro, Sat &Sun all day. 5608. new car, must sell. $1876or P.M. at the OLD MILL, 162yourself, and ride. call Come forsee anfor up- PUREBRED SEAL POINT Princeton best offer. 609-92t-320t M-F 609-924-0134 ALL JUNKCABS and trucks WANTED-- DICTIONARYMain St., Lebanon,N.J. pointment,Royal Crest Farm, Siamese kittens, ~, female. wanted. Free towing" $15 and ’73 FORDGran Torino -- 2 dr, days. STAND,Wood or brassto hold Eves.609.452-2996. CHRYSLER ’69 Town & Websler’sunabridged. Call Highest Quality, Nationally 609.737-2072. up. Searpati Auto Wrecking, Countrywagon - 3-seater, p/s, p.s., p.b., a/c, automatic,V8. 609-396-7040. p/b, am/fro ale and more. White with brownvinyl top & 609-924.4103. AdvertisedName Brands! Princeton interior. See at 32 MapleSt. LINCOLNCONTINENTAL -- Floorjacks, air compressors, SHIH TZU-AKC,Champ sired FREE PUPPIES -- 66,000m lea. 609-587-4718. 1974 Town4 dr. completely tablesaws, roll around tool SmallAnimalRescueLeague forshow & easycare coats. Beautiful 7 week old JUNKCARSWANTED Princeton 609-924-0281. loaded, includes all power, boxes:Rockwell - Rodac- Exceptionalvalues at $150. mixed breed puppies. a/c, tape. Topshape. 609-924- Fuller- Cummings- Miller 201-782.4575.Flemington. 609..448-8430. ANY CONDITION FIAT’73 -- 124 sveeial, 4-door1975 weekdays except Wed. Falls¯ Brown ¯ Marflow - FAITHFULVW 1965 for sale. sedan,auto, am/fm, 67,000 ml, 215.295-2088weekends. Instruments Shopmate- Wright ¯ Channel 609-448.6434 Needs some minor work. Good $1000.Call 609-586-1741. BLAN~ -- R E ~S A running cond. Bodyold. 609- SUNN MODEL T -- 1SOwatt Lock - Remington- McGraw bladessharpened. TAIL- GELDING-- 10.3,spirited, 392-6249. guitar head. Mid-selectEdison - Diamond Lay - welltrained, excellenf gaits, 1977 DODGEAspen wagon -- switch.Like new cond. Hard- Waterloo - IngersollRand - GATE TACK SHOP in Owen’s ¯ A-I JUNKCARS ’67 MERCURY WAGON -- delux model,gray with w .o~:l Barn,79 MainSt. Kingston, NJ tack included. Eves. 609-924- $45 shellroad case. $375. 609-924- Wen. A completeselection of 6927. clean,a/c, 10 passenger.No grain, every accessory in- hand tools forthe plumber, Thurs.Fri. 6:30-9, Sstl0-5. IF DRIVENIN 1971 CUTLASSSUPREME - rust.609-395-1671 evenings. cluding push button windows, 3033. carpenter, mechanic~ welder, Class2 &3 ]lAY& STRAW-- large bales. A/C, pwr. windows, stereo $825. rear defroster, am/fm tape electrician, trucker, farmer, PIJ’I~S WANTEDin litter lots Wagner Brothers, Lain- WEALSOPICKUP tape deck, exc. driving cond., player. Some scratches on ., VIOLIN-- Excellent con- painter, contractor, shop for resale as pets. 609.452-8903berlville. 609.727-2629before 8 . 201.526-6906 $1.500.609-443-3445. right front fender. Still under dition, $125.Call 609.466-0280. owneror serious tool user in (SAVE) before 12 noon. a.m ’72TOYOTA Corola 1600 - 2 dr, warranty, $5200.Call 609-921- any profession. WEHAVE IT green,black interior, full 3207 afternoons or evenings. ANTI~D -- reclinebuck seats rear ALL- drill bits lo air tools IT’S MOSQUITOTIME AND HIDEWAYFARM offers the HALF ARAB GELDING -- ’67 VALIANT-- 2 door, 6 cyl. "A" CLARINET-- Selmer hacksaw blades to table saws, PLEASECHECK WITH finest facilities for the care & restored or unrestored. Call auto, newtires and battery, windowdefogger, std. shift, #3742, exc. w/double case. paint brushes lo compressors, YOURVETERINARIAN boarding of your horse, with gray, 4 years old. 201-207-0114.201-383-8811. sound in body and operation. am radio,good condition.GRANDTORINO ’72-- 4-door, $,200. AlsoBb clarinet &Bundy sandpaper to grinuers, ex- ABOUTHEART WORM the largest area indoor ring & $600. After 3:30, 201-359.4419. Asking$I0~0. Call 609-799-1652 a/c, a/t P/St low miles, good oooo. Eves. &wknds. 201-782- tension cords to torch hoses lounge.0nly a shortscenic VEGA-- real oil burner, anytime. running sand, $t615. Call 609- 8948. etc. ALL HAND TOOL~ PREVENTATIVE[! drive.Most reasonable rates. SCOTCHTERRIER -- AKC engine not necessary, no 394-1766. CARRY A LIFETIME Young male black & white Instructionbeginner, hunt black female 1 yr. old, good wagons.201-359-3411 eves. 1979 BUICK -- Custom 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY I. ALTEC LANSING -- dual GUARANTEE-- POWER Setter-Pointerdog, very seat, and western. Lindbergh with ch ldren. Call 609-924-3333 __ Skylark,air. disc brakes~orig. impedencemicrophone $15. TOOLS A FULL FACTORYdocile. after 6pm. owner, V8, good condition. 46,000miles, one owner, 318 Armstrongblue cfipperfuzz 2195. NOTE:This is the excellentwatch dog. t Rd.,FORllopewell. SALE TO609-466-3426. GOOD-ROME engine.Auto., P/S, P/B, $1000. CHEVY GT STATION Chrome plated Gibson WARRANTY. Elwood G. Female light tan German° $1,100or bes[ offer. 6O9-586- 609-896-0812. WAGON-- Automatic, radial humbuckingpick-up $20. Dan Ileller,Auctioneer, 201-236- Shepherd, affectionate, but Autos For Sale 3947. REG. QUARTERHORSE tires, well equipped only ¯ LARGESTsale of thiskind Male young tan Sam yed ype-- 2 reg.Morgan bay mares, GELDING-- 7 yrs.Has been 2o,000 miles, immaculate & successfullyshown locally, 1975 FIAT 124 Spyder con- ’69 DODGE CORONET -- condition. Mustsell this month 924-3033.$10’Allin good condition. 609-ever~to beheld inthis area[ d°agl’e andfemale, 2me. old Western.1964&1973,ChampionEngliShshow and at A.Q.H.A. Excellent ’70 CAMARO- 4-speed,best vertible -- with additional goodcondition, asking $1200. to highest bidder. (609) 466- 2578. purebred Irish Setter pups. Iinrses. 201-874-3352. disposition.Nice mover, offer. 609-395-1215. hardtop. 8,000 miles, excellent Can be seen between9am- Eligiblefirst year green. condition, $5950.609-466-3650 12noon,or2-Spm at 223 No. 8th STEINWAY-- professional Antiques Female spayed Collie type Shows potential. For in- ’69 p~LE after 6pro or on weekends. Ave, Manville. VOLVO1974 142 62,000 miles, upright and console for rent. dog, allshots, med. size, good SAMOYEDChampionship with children, pointed, obediencetitled male formationcall 609-799-2068, -- Best offer over $500. 609-466- 4 spd. mint condition, $2400. Dielhenn Music School, askfor Tracey. 2708. BARRACUDA-- ’68. Ex- 609-8714)483. ¯ Princeton. 609-924-0238. HAN~169 Male 2 yr. old, beige color retired from show ring and ’69 DODGE CORONET-- cellent station car. High MercerSt., Hightstown,N.J., Cock-a-poo. neutered, looking for home auto, P/S, AM/FMradio, mileage, but very dependable. Male 6 mo. old large hand- with fenced yard. Healthy, many extras excel, cond., 1972 PORSCHE-- 914 green Webuy &sell furniture, china, Always adult driven. Well cony., oneowner, 70,000 miles, GIBSON-- EPI Bass $225 or glass, jewelry, lovely things, some, shorthaired Collie- happy, loves kids. Gentle 3 MALE WEIMARANER ’68 MERCURY Cougar, XR7, well cared for $950. (609 921- maintained. Asking$275. Call trade fer fender guitar. Call Comein and browse. Open11 Shepherd dog rust color, nature but alert watch dog. PUPS-- 609.882-2280. Vg,2 dr.sun roof, p/s, disc 8113. 609.799-2726. $2,500.609-921-2158. 609.737.1528after 0:30 pro. 4 yr. old male, pure bred, Prefer to co-own brakes,AM/FM stereo. $1100. to 4:30 Tues. to Sat. 609-443- 609.921-2007. 4102or 448-6772. Alaskan Malamute. Breeder/exhibitor. 609-448- 1976 MONTECARLO -- gray, OPEL MANTARALLYE 1974 ’71 T-BIRDin excellent con- HOHNEB ACCORDION -- Young female spayed, pure 2451. COUNTRY BOARDING 4,000 miles, air, am/fm.$4.675. -- perf. cond. 39 0~0 miles, dition. Asking$4100. Call 609- white marbleized 96 bass. bred Beagle, shots and Call 609-921-1118. includes built-in combnat on 921-3843. Excellentcondition, wilhcase, ONE-ARMBANDIT FOR housebroken. SIBERIANHUSKY -- female, Bathing& Grooming 1971DODGE DART - 4 dr,p/s, am/fm stereo cassette CB. 609-921-8273. SALE-- All wood.$375 or best Maletri-colored, brown, black spayed, 2 yrs old AKCreg, Pick-upanddeliveryp/b, r/h V8, new tires & Steel belted radial tires Iless offer. Call 609-655-3447. and white, long haired, meal. available ’69 CHEVYKingswood Wagon Free to good home. 609.448- snows,53,004) mi., $1400 or best 1974VW 412 - 4-door,5 radials, than 4,000 miles). Fully -9 pass p/s pro a/c 86,000 size and good looking. 7304. offer. 609.443-8596. excellent condition reclining seats tachometer, Male pure bred Brittany PIIILIP SCHLICllER excellent running condition. ANTI(~UECLOCKS -- among throughout,automatic. $2300 ammeter, clock, oil pressure $500or besl offer. 609-448-7856. VOXJAGUAR -- Portable others Dutch S1ooltjes 1850 Spaniel. 609.452-8081 orbest offer. 609.599-9447. gauge, rallye wheels, rear electronic lead and keyboard clock. In exc. cond. Also an- Male pure bred with papers, DELAWARE VALLEY ’70 PONTIACCATALINA 406- windowdefogger. Exc. car, l~,’z yr. old Irish Settcr~ all goodcond. auto, P/s, p/b, a/c. organ with base notes. This tique irons. 201-821-7135. KENNELCLUB -- Obedtance ’68 VW SEDAN- automatic, going to college and can’t 1968 VW67 000 mi., newly organ is in A-1 condition shots, excellent with children. andShow handling classes in COLLIESAKC -- Beautiful$800. 609-448-2858. goodcondition. Reasonable. afford it. Asking$2000. 609.466- rebuilt eng ne, semi automatic rarely used. Will sacrifice with ------Hamilton Twp and So. sable puppies; 14-month ~--" Call609-737-1210. 2235 for appt to see. $425.609-443-5691. all accessories for $350. Call Call about our youngeats. Brunswickbeginning April 11, flashymale, eye and heart-1970 VW -- newlyrebuilt 609-921-7678after 8 p.m. LARGE SELECTION -- of 1977.Call 609-587-6648 or799- bureaus, tables, china closets, Call Mrs. Graves for an ap- 2288. wormchecked, inoculated, engine, good condition,new 1969 FORD STATIONWAGON 1967 EXECUTIVEPONTIAC ice boxes, beds sideboards, WELLSPRINGCOLLIES tires and new radial snows. -- goodcondition, a/c, radio, 1968- GMC,half-ton Pick-up, pointment, 609-921-8123.Hours (609) 448-4372. Call 609-466-0764after 5pm. Standard lransmission 39,000 Station Wagon- new exhaust desks and chairs. AI n oak. 8.4 p.m., Sat. 10-12. $800.609.921-3854. original miles. Excellent system,a/e, p/s, p/b, Call 609- Also a 3-piece matching oak Rupert lost and found pets HORSE BARN FOR LEASE 448-6051. GIBSONES175 - $400 firm. bedroom set plus much more within 24 hr. period and call --as ridingstable. 9 boxstalls, condition.$1,400. 201-359-5427. Fender Jazz bass~ $200 firm. furniture & glassware. So we the police if youfind an injured 2 ponystalls, tack room, hay IIORSES boarded in excellent ALFAROMEO ’74 GTV- 5- ’69SATELITE --o/s. air. 2-dr. Excellent condition with mayspend morelime with our loft.On 42acres wiht fenced speed, blue, 2000cc mags, 84000 mi~ extra snow & wheel, cases. Call Brian 609-924-3794. pet. facilities near Princeton. CELICAG.T. -- 1975 Every children doing family things, pastures,hay field. Princeton Indoor arena, trails, training. Michelintires, am/fmstereo, 318CID.Asking $759 or best available option. Excellent ’70 CHEVELLE MALIBU- we will nowbe closed SUN& address.609-466-2586 after excellent condition in and offer. 609.443-3060. alr,v,,p/s, am radio,Green and instruction. Beau Run Condition. Call 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. w/blackvinyl top. $895. 609- MON.Open all other days. 12- 6pm. Farm, Skillman, N.J. 201-359- out.Mustsell, needcash,$4995. (201) 359-1864. Weekdays9 HAMMONDORGAN -- 2 5. NANNIE’S PRETTIES HORSE SHOW all ENGLISH After 6 p.m., 201-359-7374. a.m. - 5 p.m. (212) 924-8630 395-0781. manuals foot pedals rhythm ANTIQUES.Located next to 3139or 35.39. ’72 CHEVYImpala -- 87,000 rEi124th,8:30a.m. FREE -- 3 BABY KITTENS mi, excel,send, needs body box, bench, I ke new. Ask ng IBMin Dayton. 201-329-2062. ~ EDOM FARM readyfor a goodhome. Call $525.201-359-4251. work,$900. 609.921-2271. Route33, Freehold 609-448-2007. POODLES-- Tiny toys to 1970 CHEVY-- C30 rack body ’64CHEVY--in running cond. 1967 MERCURY WAGON’ small miniatures, mostcolors, 12’ bed, 307 engine,4 spd. exc. First$100orbestoffer.201-329-auto, a/c, ps & pb,67,000 mi.; CHAMPIONSHIP COOLERS cond. 201-297-9300. THE LANTERNANTIQUES- HORSE BOARDING -- box $125-$180.Toy Fox Terriers, 1972DATSUN 240Z -- Bronze,2540aft. 7 p.m.,weekdays, all good running cond. $350. 609- OR PLAOUES: stalls,50 acres in Princetonvery tiny, $75. Yorkshire 49,500mi, 4-spd,radials, day weekends. 443-6691. GarageSales Copper& Brasscleaning. S. ALL DIVISIONS MainSt, (Nextto Hagerty Twp.$45 per too. 609-924-6887. Terrier, extra smsll females, ’69 TEMPEST, PONTIAC- am/fm radio Ansen mugs F orst), Cranbury, N.J. 609- $250up. 201-259-8439. Original owner6 cyl. overhead a/c, $3700. 609-650-2380. ~.~o~a~T~’°~h~E~& 6 Ribbons ALL 1975T-BIRD -- Exc.tend., MOVING-- GarageSale, 395-0762. AHSA RULES - AHSA Judge PUPPIESFOR SALE -- pure cam, ~,000 mi, excel, needs ’70 FORDFairlane Station body work, good running cond. wagon. V8 engine, automatic white,19,600 miles. Else. April2, 9am-gpmhumidifiers, AllNew Professionally built bredblk. miniature French 1976 CADILLAC Eldorado moonroof, all pwr, am/fm Jumps poodles.No papers.609-924- BOX STALL AVAILABLE- snows,newtires, $400. 609-448- convertible- alloptions, under power steering power brakes, AustinMarina ’74 kitchenRESTORED-- antique couch; 7642. A/C.Runs well. 109 000 miles. tape~4 newradials, must sell, goods,books, glass, 100 tufled back, cream.Best offer Ringsideparking & seating.1676. May1. Small far0ily stable, 5000miles. Call 201-236-2827. leavingstate. Best offer over 201-446-9878or 201-446-7354 mid-MeatgumeryT’~. Please Original owner$700. Ca 1 201- WeldonWay, Princeton over $500. 201-873-2156after 359-3408. $6,500.Call Laura 609-924-4470 Farms, Pennington. 8pro. eves. call 201-359.4207. days,9-5, or home after 5. 609- 1974 VW-- Good condition, PEUGEOT504 1971-- auto, KITTENSFOR EASTER-- 6 good tires, new brakes. 6C9- 799-1824. weeksold. Pan trained - 2 grey am/frostereo, sunroof, good 443-1659. cond63,000 mi. $1650. Call 1973 PLYMOUTH VALIANT GARAGESALE--Fri.&Sat.4.UPHOLSTERED ANTIQUE NEW ZEALAND RABBITS ti~,ers with spotted tummies,2 org. owner, 609-921-1672. --4 dr.,A/c, auto, radio, very 8 & 9, 9-5pm,Georges -- Victoriandining room forsale -- 609-799-6868. white-one tailless. 201-359-8435. Lost g Found goodcond. $1800. 201-369-4014. (acrossfrom chairs. 609-655-1471. ALFA ROMEO ’74 Spyder- ’74 XR 3 MAZDA -- 21,000 92" couch, 22,000miles, 5.speed, like new,. miles,4 spd,condition ex- FREE KITTENS-- 6 wks. I ;7~I MERCURY COUGAR -- cellent.Asking $1.700. Call 609- recliner, kitchen table BEAGLE PUPS -- AKC, FOUND-’ German Shepherd am/fm stereo, mags, $4895. 1973 PINTO STATIONWAGON ith 5 chairs and other misc. DOUBLEANGLE LAMP -- calicofemale, 3 black & white -- 4 spd.very clean, a/c, Auto.trans., P/S, P/B A/C 452-2626or466-0090 after 6. $200.509-855-3409. champion bred, 10 wks, males,good w kids& dogs. puppy, Cedarville Road. Call Call after 6 p.m., 201-359-7374. AM/FMstereo tape, Cruise items. 201-320-4589. wormed& shots.Call 609.499- ~mmediately,609..448-6293 or radialhres with snows, $1600. Willdeliver. 609-799-2365 448-4182. 609-443-6920. cont.,built in alarm, locking I156after 6 pm orweekends. anytime. 1971 PLYMOUTH-FURYI - fronthood & sparetire full 1974 JAGUAR-- E. type YARD SALE FEATURtNGTHIS WEEK-- -- excellent condition PS, auto, convertible, air, manyo~ier Saturday, April 9th GOLDENOAK approx 1890 - vinyltop. garaged, 26,000 mis., LARGEREWARD OF- r/h, $900. 609-448-21’80. $3500Firm. 201-545-0735 after6 extras. Exc. condition.609-655- , 9 am - 5 pm Cradle, gentleman’s dresser SIBERIAN HUSKIES -- 3 DALMATIANS-- two6 wk old 1968 PONTIACExee. - Gold Antiques, furniture, household with mirror, lady’s dresser maleAKC pupstexc. health FERED-- for the return of w/black vinyl top, air, R&H, p.m. 0677. females,6 wks. old, shots and and disposition, very "Spanky" Spank is a full power, clean, good cond. goods, newclothing &. fabric, with mirror, arm chairs, wormed,AKC. Call after 5pro, ho~,-’-aUClXUl ¯ Z " yr..... uzl~d i.--ale 1970 DODGE CHALLENGER smallappliances, mucnmore. lady’s desk, picture frames, reasonablypriced. 609-924- "~ ¯ W $400.609-446-7514. MUSTANG,’74 - 2&2 (Hatch-1972 FORDLTD -- 2 dr Vg, pa 201-725-4103. 6199. German ~nepnern- .... ne is -- ~.[,ood tend auto, trans" ne back)4 speed,4 cyl, I owner, l block from downtown numerous stands. Also, r~a~$4.0~.9~!h~ekdays &brakes, a/c, vinyl roof, r&h, Hightstown. 1st right off humpbacktrunks, flat trunks, mostlyblack ~as a’. fr!endly r , ¯ low mi. 23,000,exc. cond. lowmi, Call 609-448-8929. Franklin St. & salt dips. Eagles Nest 609- APRICOTmale poodles, AKC, personality ann was rest seen $2.400/bestoffer. Call SPRING KITTENS -- A on Mar. 22. Information 1955 JAGUARXK 140 - Exe. 448-2200.Exit 8, NJ Tpk, 346 7 months.Reasonable. Cad mech, eond. Goodtop & int. eveningsafter 6 - (609)443- 1972 VEGAWAGON -- Custom pregnantcat adopted us and 201-369-5427. leading to his return will be ,,,a ~,ann rr,~,rt~v colo,’2 6657. ESTATESALE -- April 9 & 15, Franklin St, Hightstown. wenow have 2 darling8 week rewardedPlease call 609-924- "~’-,"~’"~-~"Y’.~’r’~’^~;’~’.~*’~Needs some body work. Best interior, luggagerack, radio, ~ offer over$8,000. 609-397-8198. Runs but needs some engine 16 & 17. 9-5pro, 397 Morrison tigerstriped female kittens 9324or 20’1-874-4358. E’-ve~’~)l.’8~48~...... 1974 JEEP WAGONEER360. Ave Hightstown. Housewares availablefor adoption. IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, work. $900or best offer. Call l latware glassware Roseville "THE OLDSCHOOL" -- 86 They’vehad shots are weaned AKCReg., shots, will be ready White/woodgrain, loaded, 609-799-9218eves or weekends Pottery, Lawnfurniture, tools, WasbingtonSt. RockyHill. and littertrained and are Apr.17. 201-207-1966 days;609- ’70PONTIAC LeMans Sport -- AM/FM P/S, P/B, A/C, LOST- GOLDschool ring w. ’71 CHEVROLETIMPALA - 2 350V8, good condition, silver heatectilt wheel, roof rack & lawnmower,air compresser, Specializing in British per- waitingfor someone who will 443-4473weekends & eves. deer imprint, bet. Varsity dr.,air, P/S, auto, dtscbrakes, withblack interior, bucket deflector,low range power ’73 BUICKCentury-- a/c, p/s, storm windows & doors etc. celain and American Art playwlth them and love them. Sport & Thorne’s. REW.Pls. 5_3,..0~_.mis.$850. 201.722-5555 or Glass. OpenSaturdays only Call609-921-6014 after6pro. seatsand console.Asking gear. Two sets of tires p/b, 6-way power seats, tram10.4. call(609) 466-1642. 7~-ol~u. $1100.201-259-7404. {~uadratracfull time 4-wheeJ am/fro stereo radio, 8-track Auctions BABYGOAT -- $95, pigs all drive..53,000miles.$9995. Call tape deck, vinyl top and rear sizes, 75 ~ a lb. killed &cut. 609 1973 CHEVYMontecarlo 609-924-1981. de~roster, steeIbelted radials. IIELL POST ANTIQUES WELSH-CORGI-- Pembroke,924-6867. ’70 VWGHIA -- $775. Red 55,000miles. Asking$2350. 609- SPRING Colleetibles,Furniture & AKCIpups- I male,2 female. AutoSupplies Landau- 45#00Llke miles, new, $2950.alloptions, 609.446- convertible auto, r &h, good 448-8753after 5pm. ANTIQUEAUCTION OilLamps Allsaots. 201.469.4180.. 8311. condit on and mileage. 609-895- CONVERTIBLEChrysler 1964 Manyinteresting items POMERANIAN PUPPIES- 5547. --excellent motor, body could for sale AKC.Fluffy long hair usework. Best offer. 609-921- 1969 FORDGalaxie wagon MONDAY,APRIL 11 at 9:30 puppies6 wksold. Call 609-448- -- runs good.Best offer. Call A.M. at THEOLD MILL, 152 201-359-6730 WEIMARANERPUPS, A.K FOREIGNCAR PARTS - FIAT Xl/9 1974 -- Exceptional 7925. C.reg., shots, i-exc. show qua. 0531. Wholesaleto the publicon cond,22000 mi am/fm/tape~ eves, 609-921-2823. Main St., Lebanon, N.J. -- infield. Ready by 4/23/77. 201- brandnames. Open 7 daysa M cbelinsteel red als,Must TRIUMPH’74 Spitfire -- cutter sleigh. 2 seater buggy, OPENDALLY 18,000 miles, red, excellent fine ornate Victorian walnut 320-2713. week.201-626-3577. see.609-882-5891. ’71 VOLVO-- autom.,A/C, 1972 HONDA-- eeapa Z, furniture incl. marble-top, Just west of 206 Dutchtown- OLD ENGLISH SHEEP DOG condition. $2000or best offer. Pirelliradials, new battery, yellow, exc.. cond. Michelin -- With papers. Asking $50. 201-359-1793. $1200.201-207-1389. OAKOLYMPIA MUSIC BOX llarlingen Rd., Be le Mead, Call 609.983-3588. FOUR DUNLOP145x13 tires ~ - .... [ires, 45,0~0miles, $800. 609- ON CABINETW/ OVER100 N.J. LABRADORRETRIEVERS - ,c. D~t.t,,~ ,~.~ ~ s~’~ milo rEUGEOT504 1971 -- 55,000 921:8550ext 232days, 466-1547 DISCS, mahogany GRAND- , 1976 CUTLASSBrougham -- eves. AKC,9 weeks,black, shots, ~t~. Newbu’rn"I~r ov~rrider ~or ~l~l~ orWhbitesetw~teh S~}gnrd~6~f’1974 AMERICAN MOTORS V8 full power, air, electric FATHER CLOCK, set 6 VICTORIAN CAMELBACK wormed,home raised.216- BEAUTIFUL--white gelding. r HORNEThachback - a/c p/s SHERATONdining chairs, SOFA -- celerygreen velvet, 1973 RX2MAZDA. $12. Root ~ ~, windows, cruise, am/fro. 1974IMPALA - p/s~ p/b, radio,. Reg.app., finely trained,full rack, $12. (fits Toyota, Dat., "~"" am/frostereo, radial tires, Many other options. tinted glass, newtires, 24,000 18thC. plantationdesk, tufted back, Circa 1830 ex. .725-5462. ofspirit. Must sell. Please call Mazda,etc.) 6~9-924-1447bet. ~- 40,000miles. Exc. cond. exe. White/burgundy. Absolutely Windsorbow back side chair, 2 cond. 609-771-9278. 609-924-6927. gasmileage, 3 spd.on the miles. 609-896-1309. earlycradles, cherub carved floor.Asking $1975. Call after flawless condition. 16,000 mahoganychest & dressing CROSBY. TORINO -- All 5:30pm,609-886-9572. miles. C011after 6pro, 201-874- ’72 CAPRI-- silver, 4 cyl. purposesaddle, 17", very.good 3260. table,~FrenchPrevencial style MAIN STREET ANTIQUES - HORSE SHOEING -- for 511~te~"i~ ;iooL~J °~r rill .wn~oair~ !;0~’~:°~d°°°adrni~d i!f~!iy61eigk: auto. am/fm, a/e, new carb. ACROSONIC CONSOLE 10 NORTH MAIN ST. Pen- conilition,$200.Please call 609- expert protection of your 1975 CHEVYVega Hatehback new battery, 47,000 miles. PIANO, HAMMOND nington NJ. 609-737-1396, 924-7934.. horses hoofs, call Dan Smith, ’73 DODGESWINGER - 42,000 Asking$1600. Call 201-545-8952 CHURCHCONSOLE ORGAN hours, 10:30 - 5 p.m.,Men-Sat graduate of .Oklahoma carwash. Ferrette’s, E. State, -- Radio, .heater, a/c, ¯ mi, auto, p/s, vinyl roof, all after 5pm." W/TONECABINET, Chinese Interesting & unusual antique Trenton, 609.586-5400. CHALLENGER,1970 - Speci.al automatic, p/s, p/b, extra Farriers College. Hot, cold wheels,exceL canal. $2000,609- vinyl int., excellent condition. lacquerUlt-tcp ~ble C..1810, gift items. Furniture, pewter, HORSE LOVER wanted. and corrective shoeing. Also Edition, 383 Magnum,4 s pge~., 609-446-6873eves. lacquersewing tame brass,china, glass, etc, Youngadult to share expenses special shoes for racing. Fast, body ~eEfeet, new cluten, 587-6941 after 6pm~ 1959 JAGUARCtasnie -- Auto. w/Mother.ofPearl C. 1860, on Tenn. Walker. Your snare courteous service. 609.587- p.m. (201) tram, convertible, in very curlymaple chest of drawers, $20 - $30a month.201.207.9648, 3751. AutosWanted $I~. 297.3672ca. aft~ask for ~Marly. 1971 BMW2800 -- 4 dr,. 1974 AUDI100 LS -- orign. good cond. Best offer. Call ¯ C. 1810, Edisoncylinder equipped,$4,500 firm. 609-397- owner,auto, am/fro, A/C,exc. after 5:20pm,609-396-2770. ¯ "~phonographw/hnrn, excellent MARBLE TOP TABLE,roll 8125. sand. Call 609.921-6342.’ leadedglaes hanging fixtures topdesk, O.G. clock, covered JUNK CARS WANTED ’75 FIAT,128 WGN.,radials, 4 GERMAN SHEPHERD sp., radio, reardef.t 29 mpg., &Iamps,SONORAVICTROLA,compete, Berry set, marble Puppies for sale. AKCreg., 9 DOGS WePayFrnm 16,000mi., root re~, extras. ’67 J~V-6, guns, ebalkwaresilhooettc, oil top dressert tilt top table, PINTO’73 wagon-- auto air, auto, 4-wheel drive, 63,000 Needssome work. $200 or best weeks old, shots, & wormea. Obedtcbce & problemtraining $35- $400 $2400.201-297-5657. radfals, low mileage, excnll. offer.Csll 201-207-1441. paintings, mantle eleexs, eherrydropieaftable. 609-685- 609-448-2255or 201.446-6489. ForRunning Cars orig. miles, good eondIUon. sterling~oltcware, fine china 8151. in your homeor my kennel. From cond. Asking $1975. 201-297- Meebanieally all reouilt. cut glass, art gross, collection 1909. Asking$1300. 609-443-6928. DANIELJ. MULLEN $15-$95 STATION WAGON’71 FORD BUICK’67 -- Special.2 dr., eroe~s w/51ue, quilts, CATS-- Young,tortoise shell ForJunkCars TORINO- V8, a/e, hi tpke radio,heater, ps. 75,000 Orlentala etc. ELWOOD CANCELLATION For free consultation ’70 CHEVROLETsta. wgu -- & tigerfemales. Spayeu, 609"143.6978 mlleege, orig. owner, $1100. MERCEDES300 SE, 1963,a/e, originalmiles. Goo~l condition. HELLER~ AUCTIONEER, DEADLINE FASTPICKUP auto.sunroof, e~Ine imrtially 6.cyl., std. trans, engine Just (201) 236-2195, NOTE: shots,wormed. $20 each Over30 years in this area. Days,609-202-5421, eves. 924- overhauled. Asking$725. 201- Bestoffer. Call after 7:30 pro, 5 P.M. MONDAY donation.609-989-8944. 8451. disassembledfor partsor weekennsall day.609-443-6720. Preview SATURDAY,APRIL 201-469-6131 restoration.$250.609-686-5.q30. 329-2295. 9, 1977 from 11.4 P.M. THE PRINCETONR/ICKET "Seven For Central Jersey" 9-IILLSBOR~JGHBEACOh~ ’rl~,Izwrcw, c I,cdgcr l~e ManvilleNews THE CENTRRLPOST WlNDSOR-HIGHTS Class fried Jqduertising The Franklin NEWS’RECORD 8-B Thursday, April 7,1977 Motorcycles Trucks Boats Instruction Business Financial Autos For Sale Autos ForSale AutosFor Sale Services Services 1976 CUTLASS BROUGHAM 1969 ECONOLINEWINDOW TYPINGDONE iN PRIN- ’ Tax Retards Prepared 1967 VW "BUG"-- 40000 1972 CHEVROLET--full sized -- V6/auto, full power, air, SUZUKI -- 760ec, water BARE BOATCHARTER -- a AKHALDANII--isa schoolin CETONAREA -- by an ex- wagon, 6 passenger, ps/pb, cooled exc. eond. very low zVAN -- Includes240 6 cyl newColumbia 32 ft sloop for work-on-one’s sell knownas Fed. NJ.NYC-NYState. miles onpresent engine, needs am/fro, electric windows, mileage, 609-585-9108eves. auto,radio 60,000 miles, goca $800/wk.Call 609-924-7904. the Fourth Way.Utilizing the perienced secretary working In the privacy of your home.’ bodywork. In goo]iworking A/C, Exc. cond. 67,500 mi,, cruise.Many other options. condition,I owner, asking fromhome. All workcorn- Fed& NJ $30& up order,$380. 201.874-3624 attar best offer over$1,250. 201-722- Absolutelyflawless eondiilon. workofsuehresearchersasG,plated on SeleetricIf $1,400,Call eves. 609.799-1617. 12’ AQUACAT-- new sail, Gnrdjleff,P.D. Ouspeesky, W, Fed & NJ-NY$40 & up 8pro. 0355. 16,000miles. Financial 1967 HARLEYDAVIDSON -- typewriter.Also error free VlncentParker, lllghtstown situationrequires quick sale. deck,roof carrier, dolly. $450. Reich,3. Krishnamurtl,M. typin~ done on Meg.CARD [I ’76PONTIAC -- Catalina,V8, 200ce,Sprint. Goodeond. Hi- 609-924-1381. Nicoll, J.G. Bennett, and 609-443-8452 4-dr.sedan, vinyl roof, p/s, 1970 DARTSWINGER -- blue, $5400.Call 201-874-3260. rise exh. Asking$250. 609-896- DODGE’64 Utility Van $459. others, and applying it in a machine.Call 600-921-2395. p/b,a/c, r/h, hitch, Just A/C, stereo, nearly newtires. 1988. t;all609-448-3881 after8 p.m. unique way, in group and relRspected.Gd. cond. runs Passedinspection. Asking 1923FORD MODEL T coupe-- SAILBOAT-- Catalina22, FG individualsetting. Serious CARPET INSTALLER-- will ROBSAN&CO. $1,100.609-883-7616 after8pro. Very rare,protesslonally sloop,Head, galley, many sellcarpet~ doinstallations & PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS well.$I080. (609) 443-8660 aft. restored.$6500 or make offer. inquiriesonly. 609-443-1898, 6pm.(Dave) 1967 TRIUMPH650 -- 609-921- JEEP-- 1973CJ5 4x4, 6 cyl,3 extras.Trailer, surge brakes. repairs.Lmensed & bonded, Call609-300-7003, 6-Sweek- spdwith locking hubs. Roll 201-359-3717or 259-3825. 609-448-8888or 443-65t1. Federal& State business and days. ~852,5-9 pro. individual tax returns 1972FORD CLUB VAN -- air, 1970 FORDTORINO -- auto, bar paddeddash & more. ¯ VOICETEACHER -- highly prepared. Commutertaxes. ps/pb,auto, propane htr, exc. p/s, a/c, available im- 1978 HONDACB360T -- 2000 43,000miles, never used for 9ualified, has limited openings canal.~-~8¯59eo5. mediately. $600. ~448-8454 ’73 CAPRI-- V6, 4-speed,miles blue excellent con- plowing.Good condition~ $3500 14’ FG SAILBOAT--Main and mr seriousstudents. 609-392-. TYPEWRITER REPMR-- after 7pro with newtop. 609-799-8298after jibcenterboard, tilttrailer, 1016. Generalcleaning and repairs. 609-890-0318 sunroof,am/fm perfect body d t on. 609-921-7151 after 201-782-6914 mechanicallyexcellent, 28,000 5:3Opm.$800. 8pm. Excellentcond lion. $1100. 609- Free estimates.CalI Ed 1976 DATSUNB-210 Std -- 7o~-9357. Radigan,609.448-6443. 27,000 mi, am/fm/8 track, miles,extra mounted snows, FORDPICKUP -- 1969 - 3/4 excellent condition. 609-443- DATSUN’72 -- PL 510wagon dependableand fun sporty CHOPPERBSA 650-- board & ton. hody&engine in excellent LEARNA LANGUAGEw/the EXPERIENCED Tax con- car.Asking $2650, 609-799-1823. stroked, FA 7-10001 extended Princeton LanguageGroup. 25 sultant preparefederal/state 3252. -- auto a/c, roof rack, 00,000 condition. $1840.609-7994238. languages,all native teachers. TYPING SCHOOLPAPERS - well mantaned miles, $1800. front end, rear struts, $750. SEARSOUTBOARD -- 41~ hp, letters, ’ theses, monthly tax returns at your, 609-448-8498after 6pro. 609-737-3237. 2 yrs. old. Exc. condition, low 609-924-9335,921-2540. reports neatly typed. home/mine.6O9-448-6096. " 1975CADILLAC sedan deVille ’75 FORDF250 - Super cab hrs., with remotetank. $100. DODGE1967 Monaco -- p/s, Truck - after 3 p.m. 009.448- Deadlines met. Call 609-466- -- Loaded.Black w/whRe firm. 201.359-0393. GURDJIEFF OU~’I’ENSKY 0280. p/b,air, 4-door, 4 very good PINTO1974 -- 4-speed, vinyl SUZUKI50cc -- ’73, low 2965, with or without full Furniture tires+ 2 studdedsnows. $876. leatherinterior, 18,000 miles. mileage, $160with helmet. 201- CENTER-- now accepting 669.396-5693. sunroof, sport wheels, new 201-545-1057. camperself-contained. students. 215-565-6695. radials, radio, A-1cond. $1750. 257-~36. CATALINA22 -:7. fg sI~p, WAREHOUSING SERVICES Restoration 609-448-7066. roller furdng, jiffy reeling, by LEADING COMPANY how pulpit, 6 bp outboard, DATSUN516 -- 1972- wagon, ’63 VW BUG -- ’70 rebuilt HONDA- CB360 1975 - only, 11 FOR SALE- ’65 Chevy Van HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS! PACKAGING,SHIPPING, EXPANDING:DIP ’N STRIP enginetexe, running; new tie ran. oldheader pipes f2 into much, much more. 609-587* STORAGE -- is nowa complete service 65,000miles reliable, good rous, Kingpins; needs body I ) sissybar lu@agerack, Truck.Call 605-924-0125. 8676. Startingto think about center for anythmg made of condition,$950. 609-924-4266 1964 CORVAIRMonza con-" work& paint. $250 firm. 600- raincover. Low mdeagu..$878. college?Nowisthe time to ask Write: woodor metal that you haveIn eves. before 9pm. vertiblc -- new paint, rugs, 799-3332. Calleves. 609-799-1725. questions.Maybe an expert yourhome, found in yoor attic, newtop, runs great. Collec- 1975 VWVAN -- in A-1 con- SAILBOAT- fiberglass Larson andfully certified counselor WarehouseInformation . boughtat theflea markets & tor’s ifem Call 609¯883-1690 dition. New engine, new M-16 nylon sails, cockpit canstart you off in theTight MOTOR BIKES - MOPEDS-- brakes, $2660. 609-924-2214, cover, trai er inc uded. $980. direction.609.443-6521 After P.O,Box 451 auctions.Wedo hand stripping 1975 PONTIAC ASTRE -- before 6pro or 213-295-1075 1965 PONTIACCATELINA -- New& used1~/2 H.P. Selling at Hightstown,NJ 06529 all types of repamng, station wagon, exc. cond., after 6pm. good condition, auto. trans. eves. 609-924-0961. 009-443-8445. 6P.M. refinishing, caning &rushing. auto, .ps/pb, $2,600. 609-921- p/s, 4 good tires, a/c, recent lowlowprices mustvacateour warehouse.Pr cedfrom $299 Try us. you won’t be sorry. 7536alter 6pm. tuneup. Asking$300. Call after DIP ’N STRIP, 49 Main St., 6pro, 609-443-5475. to $450depending on models. 1971 .DATSUN Pick-up- FRENCH COOKING -- CHEVELLE’67 -- rebuilt 350 - Someused bikes $150.Call Bill excellent engine and body. DELIQERY Kingston, N.J. 609-924-6668. Instruction lessons. Newsession begins OpenMen-Sat. 9-5. V8, newpaint, trans., clutch, - 201-534-2334. $1500plus or minus$150 with April 20. Marcia Citron, 609- MESSENGERSERVICE 1969PONTIAC Bonneville -- 4 Hurst4 spd.Corvette type 1970 FIAT 850 SPIDER-- or without am/fro Blaupunkt scoop.609-921-6953. Specialedition hardtop, 63,000 radio. 609-466-2668eves. 883-7662. dr,tan, p/s&b, air, radio, new 1976HONDA 560 - 1276miles, DRUM& GUITAR LESSONS Daily to and from New JerseyCHAIRS-CANED-RUSHED- , tires, 1 owner, excel, cond. miles,$800 or best offer. 201. blue.Asking $1400 or best -- Ifyou can’t seem to get NewYork, etc. reglued, tightened. Furniture $750.609-655-4134 after 4. 369422~. started, call 609-924-9541. refinished. Yearnexperience. offer.201-329-2985 after3 p.m. ’66 CHEVYPICK-UP, gz ton 6 YOGAexperienced teacher. Insured1976Van. ’64 TRIUMPHTR4 -- New cyl. 3 speed.-70 motor.201-297- Commercialpletes Free pick-upand delivery. 609- motor, tires, dashboard & 0648. Find relaxat on & inner calm 896-0057. ALFAROMEO ’74 Spyder -- cony. top. Bodyneeds work. 1975 FORD MAVERICK-- 6 HONDASL-125, 1972 -- Per- BASS GUITAR,exe, eoed. while youachieve physical 609-443.5266evenings 22,000miles, 5-speed,like new, $25. 609-887-2398after 8pm. cyl.auto, radio, 23 000 mi. feet condition. Garage kept, $125.009-395-1253 after 5 p.m. fitness.Call 201-329-4523. am/fro stereo, mags, $4895. likenew. $2,500 firm. 609-771- 2500 original miles, rebuilt Recreational Call aHer6pm, 201459-7374. 0116after 6pm. engine with dome racing KARATE- Evening classes Piano Tuning JAGUAR LAND ROVER -- piston. Best offer. 009-448-6464 Vehicles with emphasis on free BARMAIDS TYPING -- all kinds: Authorized dealer. T & T after 4pro. sparring and self defense to BARTENDERS Manuscripts, letters, etc. PIANOTUNING Motors, 210 WoodbridgcAve., 1974 FIAT 128 sports -- TRUCKCAMPER -- For 8 ft. startApril 13. Small class size ALWAYSIN DEMAND Reasonablerates, prompt DODGEPolara 1968 -- 4-door HighlandPark, N.J. 201-572- Blaupaunkt am/fm stereo, truck.Good condition. Asking EARNBIG MONEY service.609-924-2027. Regulating Repairing hardtop, auto, power brakes, new brakes, recent tune-up MINIBIKE-- Big Bear Super $296.Call 201-369-3374. andindividual attention. 609- 2577. Scrambler.ft. suspension, 4hp 924-6478fordetails. Get ready for the shore this BOBERTII. IIALLIEZ just inspected. Asking$495. manuals, exce. cond. 600-796- summer. Free placement Registered 201.873-2340after 5pro. 9218. Techumsa, ducktail seal assistance.201-738-7373, 629 ThePrinceton Packet* MemberPiano Technicians ’74 CHEVYMALIBU Classic, jackshaft, good cond, needs 1987 TROTWOODTRAVEL -- TUTORING -- certified lune-up- asking$123. Call 609- trailer,13 ft.Fully self- AmboyAve., Edison, NJ. hassome Guild, Inc. V8, 2 dr,a/c, am/fro stereo learningconsultant. Full PressTime Available 609-921-7242 DATSUN.1975, B21O Hat- tapeand more. Must see to ’74 CHEVYSPORT VAN-- 924.8402after 5..:.. contained.Elec. brakes, evaluations.Remedial WebOffset Press chbaek -- Automatic, air, appreciate.609-466-2764. G1O.Long body. 300-V5. Auto sleeps5.609-466-0420. l~rograms.201-323-6846. am/fro radio, 10000 miles. trans. (1 yr old) pb(new), 1975 YAMAHA173 Enduro -- QUALIFIP.DPORTUGUESE Let ns printyour newspaperor PIANO TUNING & REPAIR L ke new.$2950. 609-799-2694. new(front) tires, new battery, Excellentcondition. $580. Call -- teacher,private lessons, $8 ;n-houseorgan. Camera ready -- David Forman at 6~448-, am radio,high mileage bat 609-452-1294after5pro. POTTERYCLASSES -- small 6866 or 659-767-0432~ "66 CORVETTE FASTBACK goodcondition. $3500 or best 1971TRAVEL TRAILER 19’, group,individualized in- per lesson.Call anytime, 609- mechanicals or negatives -- Excel.cond. Serious self-contained,sleeps six, structioninhand building, & 924-8033. required. Weprint regular ’70 VW SQUAREBACK-- good inquirersonly. Asking $5000. offer. Call ~00.446-5406. 1973YAMAHA -- trailbike awning& screen. 201-369-4739 wheelthrowing, Emphasis on standard pages or tabloids. running condition, best offer. ARcr5 p.m.201-3694288. 178.Extra clean, exc. cond. after4pm. process,glazing & firing. 609- HomeRepairs 609-448-7587. MGB’75, 24,000 miles, stereo 2,000orig. mi. $480. firm. Call 448-1898. B A T 0 N T WI R L I N G Your paper can be printed on am/fro cassette, luggagerack, bet.6 & 1Opm. 609-365-I164. LESSONS- Somerset area, $2 regular 36# newsprint or 50# ’75 TOYOTACELICA, 4 sp. Tonneaucover, $,38O0. Before per hr., calIRobinHarris, 201- white offset stock. Thereis a NOVOBILsKY & VAN DORN ’69 VOLVO164 EXC. cond. 1972LARK - Pop-np,hard top PIANO LESSONS -- my HOME IMPROVEMENTS -- AM/FMexc. cond. 29,000 inf., 5pro 609-392-3239,after 6pm, camper,Sleeps 4. Stove, sin~, home,limit.ed Sat. openings, 246-3242after 3 p.m. nominal extra charge for a Automatic$1109 or best clarkgreen/tan inter. Must 215-847-7973.’ ’73 KAWASAK1’500 -- under secondspot color, if youso Carpentry,roofing, sid.ing, int. reasonableoffer. Call 609-799- ice box. Excel Cond. $878.201- reasonable- beginners ann up. ext.painting, insulanon e~ sell.201-297-6260 days609-443- 10200miles.’Must sell. 609-395- 609-799-0618. desire. 2546. 6474eves. Ask for Rich. 0710 after 4pm. 723-9017. screening.609-466-0926..- ANTIQUECHEVROLET 1935 MATH TUTOR -- ColleReor -- standard sedan. Asking highschool level math. N.J. Our capacity for your needs is HONDA’71 -- 176CL, street QUALIFIED ARABIC certified,experienced math 24 pagesstandard and 48 CARPENTRY -- Expert CHEVROLET-- Kingwood $3000.For details call 609-882- ’73 VWCAMPER -- Good pagesfor your tabloids. StationWagon. a/c, p/b, p/s, 1973 VOLVO STATION- 1646,if no answercall 888-0313. model, newheadlights, helmet cond. rebuilt engine, new TEACHER-- privatelessons, teacher.609-452-1184. craftsmanship with WAGON -- ext. mechanical & sissy bar w/seat. Asking $6a lesson.Call Tuesday thru reasonablerates. Allphuses nf roofrack, 3 seat.$i,006. 609- condition,609-686-0505 or771- tires am/fro radio, sleeps 2 CallMr. Hutchinsonor Mr. 486-2375. $250. Call TomFish, 609-924- adults, 2 ch ldren. 201-359-2861.Thursday,9am-2pm. 609443- construction.Wewill help you 1389. 3476. 3471. Burkeat (609)924-3244 for designyour ideas. Over 20 yrs. ’69 BUICKRIVIERA -- orig. TREGREENOAKS particulars on your printing experience.201-297-1975. owner,65,000 mL p/s, p/b, a/c, at Princeton needs. 1972 FORD LTD -- 2 door, FOREIGN CAR SERVICE vinyltop, bucket seats, new THE GUITARSTUDIO -- 20 Languages YOU CAN TRUST 1978 HARLEY-DAVIDSON- MOTOR HOME RENTAL Verygood condition. 609-446- radiator,new tires,new XLCH-IO60excellent" con- Self contained, air sleeps 9. NassauSt. offers classes & French,English, Spanish, *tWe have won state & HUTCH THE HANDYMAN -- 4958. exhaustsys. Best offer. 609- dition,$2500. Call between 6 & $250weekly, or $50 daily plus privateinstruction in the GermanEnglish - Second nationalpress awards for Rome repairsandalterations...... Wespecialize in Jaguar, MG, 448-2329. 7 p.m.,609-921-2292. ClassicalGuitar. 609-924-5790, Language qualitypress work) Triumph, BMW,Alfa Romeo& 10 cents/mile.201-356-135}. Qualitywork, reasonable t97l FORDGALAXY 500 -- other fine imported makesand Natweand Certified Teachers rates. Callafter 6pm,co00400- V6,los, pb, ale, 87,000mi. Must we guarantee our work. From Translations 3017. sell. 201-329-6059. Call609-924-4538 Fin ancial a tuncup to a completeJaguar ’75FIAT 124 -- Spider, cony., CYCLE INSURANCE - Im- PHELAN’S MOTOR HOME SCUBA DIVING -- Call for ’10-1PM 4:30-9PM rebuild, you are in good hands dk. blue, am/£m stereo, mediatecoverage low rates RENTALLuxury travelatlow course nearest ~’ou. Scuba Services 1972 VOLVO--station wagon, with Michelinradials, 23,000 mi., liability,theft and col s on weeklyrates. Free travelsales rentals mr, service, CARPENTRY -- home 609-921-8372after 6pm. remodeling & additions. New 145S 4 spd, condition ex- 609-799-0472. information.Glasstitecamper trips. PRINCETON AQUA TAX ACCOUNTANT -- cellent, Asking $3,475. Cal 609-SPORTS & SPECIALISTS capsaleforallpick-uptruc’~s.SPORTS306 AlexanderSt., and old work. Gerald Photonranhv federal and state returns Winarski,609-585-7490. 452-2626or 466-0090after 8. CARSINC. 609-586-2669. Prnceton. 609-924-4240. prepared in your home by 64 ARCTIC PKWY VOLVO 1976 P1800E~ mint YAMAHA-- HerrBrothers -- experienced professional Trenton,N J. condition,must sell¯ 215495- PROFESSION MotorcycleSales - Service- DUTCHDRAFT--20ft.SIeepsPIANO LESSONS -- from accountant. Call 201-646-3731. SEAMLESS ALUMINUM BONNEVILLE1965 -- fall 609-695-2080 7700L.._.~. Parts.1005 N. OldenAve. NATURALCOLOH ~LwJ- power,$195. 201-873-2340after We are known by the 6, self-contained,609.4484988 dings,Bar Mitzvahs, proms~ GUTTERS-- VictorDiamond, 5pm. customers we keep. Trenton.609-393-7558. after3 pm concertpianist, recently K.R.2, Box219, Bridgepoint ’65 CORVAIR -- 4 dr, Professorat MoscowCon- specialty. Serving CentralTAX RETURNS -- ex- Rd.Belle Mead, N.J. 08502. economical,runs well, $200. - servatory. Now accepting Jersey 7 years, Remarque perienced, tax wise public 201-359-3641n ght. ALFAROMEO ’74 GTV-- 5- VOLVOwagon 1970 -- air, 609-824-7484eves. HONDA SL125 - Excellent students, alllevels, beginners Studios, 609-448-7938. accountant. Returns prepared auto,60,000 miles, excellent Condition.Recent overhaul & TRAVEL TRAILER ¯ 16’, & eed, blue, 2000cc mags, cond,$1800. 609-737-3729. tuneup.609-448-1934. refrig,heater, toilet, brakes, advanced.659-465-25~, Business in yourhome or mine.Rates CARPENTRYREPAIRS and ~ichelin fires am/fro stereo 1973HONDA CIVIC -- 42,500 canopy,extras. Top condition. start at $12.30including state. smal alterations. Call 201-359- exce eat cond t on n and out. 201-621-2195. mites,orange, clean, sharp 609-882-9523. PIANO LESSONS from 7671 aRer5:38 p.m. Must sell, need cash, $4996. 1973CAPRI, 2900V6, 4 spd., car,$1800. Call after 7pro, 609- 1971 BULTACO-- rebuilt Services After 6pm,201-359-7374. engine,$350. 609-448-5627. pianist-composer.Alllevels. radiostereo 8 trka/c, sfeel448-0617¯ GRAPHIC ARTIST - Design, INCOME TAX -- Expert bc tedrad als,mint cond. ’76STARCRAFT -- pep-up’ Callanytime, 609.448-5533. CARPENTRY,REPAIRS - & $1350.251-874-6527. Galaxy,sleeps 6, stove, ice- art preparationand printing, preparation LOR Associates. alterations. Painting, tile ’71 VWSuper Beetle -- auto. 1973 VW412 -- metallic blue, box,heater, privacy curtains, EXPERT Loges,brochures, menus, etc. 609-921-6580. ’72HONDA 500 - 4-cyl.$1000, port-a-potty, awning, exc. producedfrom start to finish. work,free estimates. 609-466- a/c, $650.Call after 5pm,609- am/fm radio. 609-893-8278 gold.609-395-1216. MATII 0820. 466-0856. 1975 CUTLASSUPREME - after 8:30 pm. cond.,$2,196, 609-921-2303. TUTOR Call 009466-8466eves. MAASCON ( Management Exc. condition low mileage, 1975 HONDA CB 500T -- LicensedMath Teacher. 201- Analysis&AccountlngServiee ’70 FORD GALAXIE,P/S, ps/pb, auto, ATC,am/fro with DISCOUNTEDRV SUPPLIES325-4525. YouthEmployment Service ’Consultants) is in its 6th year PLUMBLING-Lic.#4621. Need 1975 VW--axe. eond. garaged, garage kept, top condition, low ¯ hitches installed. Electric a plumber,free estimates-all P/B,A/C. High mileage. Good rear speaker, steel belted 12,000 miles, 1 ownerrimmed mileage, extras. $1,200, 609- ’ of business.The successis the types of plumbing. Carl Mike condition.Call (261)329-2672. radials, landau roof, 350 V6, snowtires, bargain $2195.201- 448-7737after 7 pm brake control, caps, van & DRAKEBUSINESS Now you can reach us direct result of the personal pickup conversion units. care given to your tax return anytime day or night. Phone velour int. 60-40seat. Asking 359-5979. COLLEGE 24hoursaday 600.586-0266. MERCEDES BENZ 1966 -- $3,850. 609-443-1322after 6~.m. KAMPRITE,201-297-1813. 609-924-5841 whenit is completed,in your HONDAc’rgo 1971 - 6-speed, homewhere all your records 230,exceptionally clean car, excel, cond. Great for 17Livingston Ave. mustsee. Call 609-799-0291. 1974 PLYMOUTHDuster -- street/road,t~mpg. $250. 009- 1966 AIRSTREAM- Self- NewBrunswick, N.J. Fara helpinghand and a jabare. If you think that you will LOVING CARE-- for your FIAT SPIDER1974 -- blue contained, 21" very goodcond. CompleteSecretarial and you need done¯ qualify for itemizing, you may homeincluding kitchen and Automaticpower steering, convert, am/fro stereo, ta~ 259-9262after 6pm. . wantto call 609-883-8288during 25,000miles, $2400. Call 609- 609-448-2308after 4:36. AccountingCourses bathroom remodelL?g SHERWOOD LEASING CO. deck, 16,800miles, goodcond. DayandNigbtCourses ~ the day. In the evening you ceramic,i slatet quarry, iny 1621N. Olden Ave. 452-1294after 5pro. $3000.609-92~-2360. maycall 396-1371 nr737-1169. It ’75 HONDA-- CB 360T 2 400 Machinery & Telephone:251-249.0347 and V/A tile; roofing; Trenton,N.J. 08638 mi. with helmet. $830. firm. A-1 ROOFING-- Professional you have a small corporation aluminum gutters leaders OL~Dr.; 609-737-9142. Equipment work at the most competitive or any other small business and storms; "interior and 009-396-6~00 Tanw/brn Vinyl top; V-0 350 BMW’74 2002Tii -- 4.speed, TUTORING prices.We.cater to allyour entityyou maywant to call exterior painting; brick Eng.;Air; Auto Trans.; P/S; fuelinjected am/fro stereo READING ENGLISHroofing neeos, t;all now ann mt MAASCONthis year. Roland veneer; sheet rocking; ’76 JAGUARXJS -- Limited P/B; A.M. F.M. Stereo; $4900. Ca 201-325.0837after 688 CASE BACKHOE-- ’69 STUDY SKILLS us serveyou. 609-924-6176 er Van Dommelen,Public Ac- wallpapering and paneling; editionowned by famous i975 YZ HONDA GB360T-- Goodcondition. 609-924-9418HISTORY FRENCR~,2-5167. . countant. 64,000mi.; Very good con- 7pro. blue,2,500 mi, showroomafter 6. stucco andblock tile ceilings; celebrity.V12. British racing dition;asking $I,630.00. Call Adults & Children all types of homerepairs. greenwith saddle interior. 609-655-2386after 6;30 or 655- cond,,best offer, 201-297-3578 TtlE LEARNING 4,800 original miles. after5:39pm. EXCtlANGE 1955. 1975 BLUEVW -- Combi-Van- TYPIST-- on permanentar TAX RETURNSReasonably PETERSON CONTRACTING Replacementvalue $19,841. 187 S. Main St. lii.gh.~town part time bass at home, priced,My E. W. Officeor 201-359-2714 Original owner, brand new ’Mobile Homes 609-443-4113 $16,499.1972 BMW 2002.mech.exe. condition, only 26,060 mi, 750 SUZUKI1973 -- water Manuscripts,theses, resumes, your home evenings. 609-448- needs minor body work, $3000.609-448-7174. cooledw. sissy bar & cover,65 eta.Plainsboro, 609-799-9116,"2816 N. Mayherg,Acct, ’73 MERCEDES BENZ -- Michelin’s,Blaupunkt. $3200. mpg owned by Suzuki MOBILE HOME- I0x55 2 ..,At CARPENTRY and 4806E,62,000 orig. miles. Gold JAZZPIANO from pianist -’ 609-.443-0291. mechanic.609-799-8561 after 6 bedroom, fully carpeted, composer. Learn to play what formica.nedpanel work. N.o withsaddle interlor. $9496. 1974 VW SUPER BEETLE-- colonialfurnished. Awning & TYPING / SECRETARIAL EXPERT INCOME TAX job too nig, no Job too small. you hear and feel. Call SERVICES -- Error-Free PREPARATION - Full 201-344-7700ext2568 weekdays. shed.Must be moved. $4,000, anytime.609-448-5833. 505-~6-2928. ’70 MERCEDESBENZ 2806E Askfor Ed. Call201-297-1761._.~, AutomatlcTyping-Mallings-knowledge new tax law. -- Darkbrown with tan in- 1973 AUDIFOX -- garaged, Trucks Reports - Manuscrints -FederaI, N.J¯ & N.Y. At your terior.Fully loaded. 79,000 sunroof,4 spd. 53,000 miles TEACHERfor Guitar & Violin Theses- Letters,Etc. convenlenceinprivacy of yoor CARPENTER’S WORK -- orig. miles. $3998. am/fro P oneer stereo casette, 1973 FORD LTD BRHM ¯ -- beginners, intermediates & Cassette Transcription.home or my office, AI Small jobs at reasonable highest offer over $1900.Going powerpack, a/c, tinted glass, Boats advanced. Graduate with BA Domnstic/mternailonalTelexSepelnick, Call for appt. 609. prices. Call after 6 p.m., 201- ’73 BUICKELECTRA 225 -- overseas. 609-737-3000ext. 2170 excellentcondition. Best offer 1970 CHWeY---C3Orack body in Music Ed tram Berklee Service.Office: 60N. MainSt. 443-6168. 18,491 orig. miles. Fully anytime before Spin. 12’bed, 307 engine, 4 spd. exc. Collegeof Music,Boston. (Opp. Post Office). Cranbury. 356-2090or 609-655-10/9. over$2100. 609-448-3720 after7 eond.201-297-9300, loaded. $3296. 1972 SEA RAY -- 24’ Specializingin Rook & Jazz Call Mary Gunther609.655- ARE YOU CONFUSED~othBe weekender.2250MC fully guitar& classical Violin. Also Income Tax - ’72 CADILLAC-o Sedan de 1973 MONTECARLO-- Ext. ’65 FORD PICK-UP-- Must equjpped~excellent condition, [eachcomposition, theory & 0561, BLEDYGOOK?Let me help ¯ G & R BUILDERS-- General VLLLS.481000 orig, miles. Fully cond. 71,000mi. $3,000or best 1974AUDI FOX -- 2 dr,white, sell,Best offer. Call 609-799- Only82 hoursrunmng time, arranging,Professiona~ "---- you.Call E,K. Sbane 201-297- contractorsAdditions & equipped. $2996. offer.’291-849-9392 after6pro. sunroof,a/e, am/fm stereo, 0521. $8000boat only, $9300 with playin~ experience. Will p!ay alterations,Brickwork & excelcond, low ml. 609-443- trailer. 609-9244324or 201.725- tar au affairs,Rensonanle TYPING -- letters,theses, 6733Kendallor Park,write 08824. to Box 5011, fireplaees, patios, alnminum All vehicles have automatic, 6157. 2292. rates. 609-443-6165. ’ resumes, term napers, siding. Free estimates. peter steering, powerbrakes, ’74CADDY -- sedan deVille, 1972 DATSUNPick-up truck -- dlssertatinns, cassettetran- 799-0753,799-1779. air conditionV-8 (unlessAsking$4600, 261-297-0013. 1971 CUSTOMVW - am/fro $1300.Call 009-443-5123. FOR SALE BOAT-- ’6"/ PRIVATELESSONS-- Piano scrlption,addressing & ALLMAND.All glass, 23 ft., guitar(Adult beginners & mailing.Copies made while TELETAX- for your con- . otherwisestipulated), Taxand ster.eo 8.track, rebuilt engine, CARPENTRY, ALTERA- tagsexcluded, 1966 CAMARO -- CON- weeugrained dash,ma~, ext. RALF TON FORD Pick-up flying bridge,twln t~0’s fro. mtermedlates),&compesitlonyou wait, PROFESSIONALvenience, we preparetax VERTIBLE,6 cyl autovery tires,other extras. $1200, truck - F100. Automatic, ~- $4800.River .Lites Marina,Bay taughtby recentgraduate TYPING SERVICE, Warren returns over me phone or ny TIONS, ADDITIONS,No job M.A. MumcTheory, Call NickPlaza West, EastWindsor, appointment only, Robert molarge or too small. Doug " Call659-396-6800 goon condition. 609-448-3676 Excellentthroqghout 609.882, wheel, VS, low mileage, ex- Ave., eorKeoRiver, N.J. 609. Reck,Bugdders,659-655-1221, Ask for WholesaleDept. $1100. oi02. cellent con&609.883-8044. 693.8179, 609-259-9107. N.J.Call 609-448-6707, . Rothste[n,201-297.2711, HOME HUNTER’S Gf.rlDE 9-B Thursday,April 7, 1977 THE PRINCETONPYICKET

HomeRepairs HomeServices Special Services Paperhanging Services SEMINARIAN -- URETHANE SPRAY FOAM- VINY~in link- 4 REPAIRPARTS -- for all A&W SPRING CLEANING -- major applia.nces. Vacuum windows,floors, carpeting, AVAILABLE FOR IN- INSULATION-- Houses, directtremendous from manufacturer savings - expert at TERIOR / EXTERIOR barns tnew and oldl, attics, cleaner ba~, oelts & repairs. FORMICA SERVICES walls and woodwork.Spring installation. Free estimates. IlK Realtors Bunce Appliance Parts 255 rate now in effect - free PAINTING JOBS. EX- basements, walls ceilings, RDFENCECO. qll CounterTops PERIENCED. REFEREN- roofs. Commercial and In- No. Man St., Manville. 201- HomeRepaws estimates. 609-585-2553. 201-359-1276 lllJ (609) 924.2222 ~Jl| 722-2922. CES AVAILABLE. dustrial. Future Insulation KitchenCabinets REASONABLERATES. 609- Company.609-397-2965. 609-899-1663 609-695-5239 Gardening& MASONCONTRACTOR LADIES CUSTOM 924-0896. TAILORING-- coats, suits, I[~ 173 NASSAUSTR~ETO.N, NEW JERSEY 0!570.. "~! JOE VIDREIRO Landscaping D.o.._g:!ch.o.,.dqll Fireplaces, stone, brickwork. dressed gowns, skirts, etc. PAINTING-- Interior, ex- i11.1 ~.k., LAMP SHADES -- Lamp madeto order. Hil s de Stud o, terior, wallpapering, light steps, patios, concrete, CONCRETE&BLACKTOPSEA WEED-- Liqulfied or lie ., _"",":". i:lll waterproofing,etc. mounting and repairs. Nassau 609.737-0090. carpentry. Quality work. Call lip ~*_". ~,.e..!.l ~ll Interiors, 162 Nassau St, ,Ioha: 609-655-1598/ 655-2015. WORK,PATIOS, WALKS,granular. The ideal plant SIDEWALKS&DRIVEWAYSvitamin. At Peterson’s Nur- WM.FISIIER BUILDERS Princeton. STORAGE SPACE FOR RENT -- HIGHTSTOWN sery, "Rt. 206, between INC. 201-329-2019 Lawrencevllle & Princeton. 609-799-3818 AUDIOPLUS AREA-- 609-448-0325. Radio &TV Service CHEAPWORK -- Is not good. Small Appliance Repair Goodwork is not cheap.l am J.B. LYDON- creative LAWNMOWING - Call 609.466- CERAMICTILE TVAntennas Installed WILL CUSTOM-MAKE reasonable, Paperhanging, remodeling additions decks 2470. lll J-Ill Bathrooms- Kitchens Car Radios Repaired DrapesSlipcovers, bed- carpentry. 609-448-4819. general repair, furniture Foyers- Patios - etc. LampsRewired spreads.Will build and/or madeto order, quality work- , New construction & "IF IT’S BROKEN- covercornices, headboards PAINTING- Interior, Ex- manship guaranteed, COMPLETE LAWN SER- remodeling. Quality work- WE’LLFIX IT" etc.Your fabric. Call 609448- terior. Commercial, references; free estimates, VICE -- Large lawns low manship with over 20 yrs. EveningService Available 4642. Residential. Students. Low call after 6 p.m., 609-882-9053.rates.~a’ll for free estimates, experzence in central Jersey 146 WitherspoonSt. rates. Quality work. Ex- 609-883-2279.Bob. perienced W/references. area. Free estimates. Princeton, N.J. WRIGIIT CONTRACTING Walter Ayers 201-462-7815 609-924-8388 REPAIR YOUR VINYL FREEESTIMATE. Call 201- UPHOLSTERY-- in homes, 297-2796 days;609-443-3171 CHASE THOSE WINTER Excavating ROTOTILLINGGARDENS -- MASON--Plastered or offices auto. RAP Vinyl nights. Drivewaysgraded, paved new lawns fast service, free BLAHS RIGHT OUT OF Repar, 201-297-6560. sheetrock wails ceilings, YOUR HOME -- Now is the Backhoe & Loader work estimate. ~all 201-297-3196. holes, cracks, repaired. Most perfect time to have your INTERIORPAINTING -- free all masonry repairs. estimates, reasonable rates 609-655-1027 LAWN MAINTENANCE -- furniture upholstered. Wedo STEREO REPAIR -- and Shhetorck taping, spackling, custom work in the finest clean work. Call T. Laski 609 Lawns mowed, fertilized, finishing done. Call Edward tradition. I will cometo your consultation. HowardAudio 799.1462. reseeded & raked. Also gar- Gudat1609) 466-3437. Services Co. now in Lam- MARVCONOVER BUILDER dens tilled. Call LeRoy home with hundreds of bertville, with more than 35 - Carpentry & Masonry. Deifenbach,609-448-4757. neauttful fabric samples to years experiencein hi-fidelity PAINTING: INTERIOR & Complete Building Service. Just North of Princeton Overlooking the Bedens Brook Valley NELSONC. MOUNTJR. give your homea new fashion Addition, alteration, home and sound systems, 38 No. EXTERIORTop quality work. Come See a Majestic New Contemporary with a View. look. Call Becky at Rogers UnionSt. 609-397-3002. Free Estimates. Reasonable repairs, fireplaces, porches, YARD CLEAN-UP -- Carpentry Int. & Ext. Upholstery,609.799-2907. Rates. Fully Insured. Capitol sidewalks & patios. Call 609- Pruning, plowing & gen’l This artist’s sketch gives a pretty goodapproximation of whatour newestcontemporary Painting, Minor Plumbing & Painting609-893-1537. 924-1290. gardemng. Quality work, will be like. Insideyou’ll find an airy cathedralceiling in the living roomand a massive Electrical Repairs. WEDDING GOWNS MADE reasonable rates. 609-466-2017 Special Services TO YOUR FIGURE609-466- after 6pm. stone fireplace, a large formal dining room, a relaxing separate family roomwith n 609-655-2830 2804. PAINTING-- Residential & JOE VIDREIRO:concrete & beautihdview, and a convenienteat-ln kltchcn with easy nccess to all rooms.In the commercial. Specializing in bedroomwing will be a spaciousmaster bedroomsuite with a view, and two additional oils, stains, masonarypaints blacktop work, patios, walks, HAVE GEORGE MILLER CABINETMAKER -- and/or RUG CLEANING-- spring Painting g sidewalks & driveways. 291- plow your garden or Rototlll comfortablelamily bedroomsand n full bath. Thesingle level deslgnis exceptionalaa is carpenter,flays references in and firecord paints. New spec aL Area, carpets, wall to gutter installations and 329-2010. your garden. Call 609-448-2016. tile floor plan, while such features as a dramaticstmkcn living roomshould further Princeton.Cabinets, interior wall, orientals, our specialty. distinguish this homefrom any others in the area. Call us sonnto reviewthe plans wkh remodelingorrepair of home. Paperhanging repairs. Gary Orlando609-466- Pick-up anddelivery. Call 609- BOLLENTINBROTIIERS 0764. LAWN SERVICE -- For our excellent builder, or bring your plans andlet us impressyou with the valuewc can Call609.924-5700 or215-205- 563-2553, PAINTING dependableman, call Charlie bnild for yon near or in Princeton. $105,000. 6275. Electricians (after5 pro} 609-452-1427. BABYSITTING -- in day Quality Ilome Refinishing at BENJAMIN MOOHEPAINT HomeServices nursery setting by established, ReasonablePrices Hightstown Paint & Wall experienced kindergarten Paper, 395 MercerSt. 609-448. ELECTRICIAN-- repair, COWMANURE - $10 loadedon Exterior & Interior 4888. 29%off all wallpaper. rewiring, new installations, yourpick up, $1 basket or hag. teacher. Individual attention, reasonable prices. All work Candeliver. Also top soil & fill WINDOW CLEANING -- lovely playroom, ap- Free estimates Fully insured Homes& apartments.Free propriately equippedwith toys fully guarsnieed.201-297-1975. dirt.Call 201-269-438L estimates. 201.722-8954. of educationalvalue. Call Mrs. 609-799*5380 609.924-3308PAINTING -- Interior & Dobak 201-874-4240, 911-3 exterior. Quality work. Free RenateDr., Hlllsborough. estimates. Call 609-882-5492. EXPERT ELECTRICAL GARDENING & LAND- WINDOW CLEANING -- PAPER HANGERS SPECIAL WORK- Freeest., old houses’ SCAPING-- Pruning,clean-fin Home or Estate, free ¯ Bedroom,12x14x8 $40. Fully MARTY STUNDEL -- welcome.No jobtoo small. up and all typesof gardenlie estimates, insured. 609-924- PROFESSIONALSeamstress insured.Call Styers Sa as, Painting & Decorating. Ser- DiamondElectric, 201-722- work.Very reasonable. 609-11rl 1205. --men’s and lady’s hems and ’ 609-443-3138. ving the Princeton area for 5176. 883-5263.after 3:30 pro. alterations. Also custommade over 20 years. For ,quality and clothes. $2.50 andup. Call 609- expert workmanship, phone LAWN & GARDEN SERVICE |PJ Youth EmploymentService 921-0580. PAINTING-- exterior, in- 609-446-5325. ELECTRICAL WORK -- No -- .YARD CULTIVATING¯ terior, experiencedcollege jobtoo big or too small. Work- TREE REMOVAL ¯ by ex- Now you can reach us student.Local refs., low NANAK’S manshiphuaranteed. Free perience¯ FREEESTIMATE, 24 hours a day MUSIC GROUP VERSATILE prices,free estimates. Call PAINTERS estimates.201-297-5047. ¯ CALLANYTIME - (201)359-’ 609-924-5841 -- avail,for parties, any nationalitywedding recep- Art,609-921-7772. Reasonable Quality 6091. Rates Paint For a helping hand and a jo! tions,formalities also.609-888- ELECTRICIAN DOYOU NEED A MAN to do A Superb Homeon a Desirable Cul-De-Sac Location: 3833or 882-9122. PAINTING -- Interior & Expertise in Workmanship. lawn& gardenwork. Call after Uh you needdone. Exterior Commercial & Year RoundBusiness. Spacious, Family Oriented and Brand New to the Market. NoWaiting Ileating & A/C 4:30pro, 609-882-4070. resident al. Students EX- You’llreally enjoythe exceptionallayout of this lovely four bedroomcolonial featuring HANDYMEN(Father & son) UPHOLSTERY CLEANING PERIENCEDw / REFEREN- Free 609*799*8238 009-443.5239 grounds care: prof. lndscpe -- draperyand carpeting.CES. FOR FREE ESTI- Estimates after 5 p.m. an in-groundpool with its owncabana and gas grill for outdoorentertainment, Inside, asp int & ext paint car wash GREENSCAPE Expertresults. Problem MATES CALL 201-297- Prompt daytime service you’ll find nn elegant raised lying room,a separate formal dining room,a tastefully & polish; evening/wkndchild fabricsno problem.We love paneled fatally roomand a convenientspas oua eat-in kitchen with laundryand powder care, your home or if vac. 2796or’ 609-4~,3-3171. PROFESSIONALPAINTING- Creative landscapingat fussycustomers. You’ve tried -- interior & exterior. Ed Specializing in Industrial roomnearby. Upstairs, the bedroomlayout is excellent with n separate master suite w/our family, exp. Oddjobs & the rest now try the best. reasonable rates minor constr. Ref. avail. INDEPENDENT WORKMEN Nochels.609.443-3559. Maintenance, Residential with its uwnfull bath. Completewith central air, a two-car garage and a fenced-in WhitehorseC eaners. 609-585- Wiring & Repairs. Reply WHH0832, PO Box 146, 29553. SERVICES- Interior& ex- 609-466-2693eves familyentcrtainmen t center aroundthe pool, Availablefor the first time so call now.¯ ¯ tlightstown. terior housepainting. Quality HOUSEPAINTING - Clean, $72,900. neat work done by two area 24 HR. EMERGENCY work& materials at a lowcost. FILL DIRT -- Available. ROUSECLEANING FORMICA REFACING -- Free estimates-Local teachers. Experienced, inside SERVICEDAY & NIGHT WindowCleaning references. Call Pat or Tom and out. Reasonable.609-632- Approx. 3,000 yds. South Floor Washing& New door & drawerfronts. 669-924-9219. 0353after 6 pro. Branch area of Hillsborongh. Waxing Newcounter tops. Free est. JOHN CIFELLIElectrical Call for info. (201) 725-3187 Ray Sakowsky,Allentown, Contractor,residential after 6p.m. Honest, Reliable QUALlTY HOMEPAINTING Experienced N.J.609.299-7628. PAINTING- exterior, interior, commercial& industrial Interior - Exterior general wiring.609-921-3238. Callafter 5pro home repairs and carpentry. home repairs & remodeling. 609*587-8055 Experienced local teacher. MULCH-- Have your shrub CARS sIMONIZED AND One call does all. Guranteed Quality work, reasonable and flower beds edged and CLEAN- exterior& interior work. Call Rich 201-673-2065. N.W. MAUL & SON coveredwith Right Dress Root CARPETINSTALLER -- will professionallydone. Call rains, free estimates. Call 609- U.S.Hwy. 130 & GriggsDrive Mulch, No more weeding for sell carpet:doinstallations & Scott, 609-448-1831. PAPER RANGING 448-2958after 6 p.m. 201-329-4636 Beautiful landscapedBeds. repairs Lmensed & bonded. SCRAPING RepairService Call609-448-42931261-3032. 609-448-8888or 443-6511. PAINTING"-- Exterior and Elec[ricalPower & EXPERT TAILORING for Prompt personal service. All Interior, home repairs and types of wall covering. LightingInstallations men, women children. remodeling. Experienced IndustrialMaintenance GARDENS ROTO-TILLED. GARAGEDOORS installed & Custom made ~ alterations. Free estimates local teacher, quality work, Call609-448-4917 after 3pm. repaired.Home repairs, free Reasonable.609.882-6300. Dan Rudenstein reasonable rates, free estimates.201-297-3797. 609-585-9376 estimates. 609-448-2958after Roofing A Picture Window of $ourland Mountain: A Handsome 6pm. LAWNSERVICE - Complete maintenance. Cutting, fer- Country Home in a Beautiful Area of Montgomery Township CARPET CLEANING SAW, SCISSOR, SHEARS, PAINTING & PAPER- SPECIAL-- Any size room IIANGING-- FrankJanda, ROOFS tilizing,, planting, weeding. Snips,Pinking Shears, Knives, Building REPAIRED AND Prune snrubs& small trees. Inside, you’ll find a large living roomwith picture window,an elegant dining room,a steamcleaned by experts.Axes SHARPENED609-924- 292Dutch Neck Rd. Call (663) $19.95. NewDawn. 201-446- 448-3578. RESIIINGLED Call anytime201-359-4728. fine eat-in kitchen, a separate bedroomwing of three comfortablebedrooms and a full 3889. Services familybath. Downstairs,there’s an amplefamily room,a huge study or fourth bedroom 4313. Lowrates NELSONGLASS & anda neat full bath so convenientlyplaced for guests or in-law arrangement.Pdeed to FLOORSANDING -- hard- PAINTINGINTERIOR local Professional Work SCENIC CREATIONS,INC. $63,900. "THE BUCKET & MOP" college students 5 yrs. exp., ALUMINUM FreeEstimates Designing and planting, lawn sell quicklyat wood floors sanded and Professional Floor Cleaning,fully insured, free estimate, 45 SPRINGST. maintenance sodding. finished. Phone609-585-8235. Waxingand Window Washing. PRINCETON references avail. 609-896-9656. 609-924-2880 D. CIIRISTENSEN Commercialanc~ residential. Mr.Tom Hye 201-359-4722. Ask for Mike. 009*882-5093 Free estimates. Call 609-448- MERCERELECTRONICS MIRRORS AUTO GLASS 3473or 609-890-9086after 5 p.m. TV & RADIOSERVICE LET WINDEE’Stake careof ALCANROOFING & SIDING AntennasInstalled your air send.,heating PAINTING -- Interior & PLATE & WINDOW GLASS -- budget price roofs & CB Repair & sheetmetal needs. They are Exterior, reasonable rates. repairs, mcludinghot asphalt MeCLINTOCK’S LAWN 604 Bear Tavern Rd. specialistsandwill do a betterFree estimates 609-443-29989or ANNOUNCEMENT -- John, ¯ & chimneyrepairs. 609-924- SERVICE- & landscaping. West Trenton job.Call for free estimates. 609-446-2642ask for Dave. formerly of S.B.&H.Builders 2040or 215-752-7805. Business and residential 6O9-683-866O 201-246-9197. is now operating under the contracts wanted. 609-737- name of John Seeoolish, 0834. INTERIOR PAINTING Builder, specializing in ROOFING BATHTUB AND TILE PARTY MOVIES- Rent DONEAT LOWCOST custombuilt homes,additions, AllKinds ¯ HIGH VALLEY designs, RESURFACING. White & cartoons,comedies, etc. with and repairs. Over 20 years FreeEstimates constructs and maintains colors.Free Estimates. easycartridge projector. $21& GuaranteedSatisfaction exp.Call us. 609-466-0643. 57 WILLIAMSON landscapes and water gar- ALTEG.Call t291) 526-2777. up.609-655-6100. Professional Work PrincetonAve., HopeweIL dens. S~ling, sodding, til).ing CONSTRUCTIONCO. walksand patio, railroad tics. Roll - Brush- Spray GENERAL CONTRACTORS 609-921-1184 KITCHENS, BATHROOMS, DRESSMAKING AND Get estimates now[or 639-466-1872. CABINET RESURFACING,& ALLIED ROOFING -- New COMPLETE REMODELING ALTERATIONS -- Janice exteriors. New homes, additions Wolfe.Call 609..448-2129. and old roofs of all types EVERGREEN LAND- -- Promptexpert work. Free garages, driveways, roofing, repaired. Homeremodeled designservice & estinmtcs. CIIRISTENSENPAINTING custom masronry, fireplaces, SCAPES -- Personalized 609*882-5893 swimmingpools and patios. inside and out. All work landscaping, trees & shrubs 291-526-5353. SAMMY VINCENT Q~UAR- guaranteed. Nojob too small. planted, cutting, thatching, PAPERHANGING-- Quality Full line of aluminum TET-- danceablemnstc for products. 609-446-5707. reseeding, new lawn in- allages & occasions.Call 609- workmanship. Special at- stallaUon. 609-443-5338. PRINCETON 883-9412. tention to fixdt incomepecA31e. DISPOSALSERV ICE Nojob too small. Call for Fred WM.FISHER BUILDER’S ROOF REPAIR SPECIALIST Close to Princeton, RCA and an Easy Commute to New York. Rt. 130& Half AcreRd. INC. -- Most minorleaks repaired Cranbury, N.J. after 6 p.m. anytime. 609-882- Serving Princeton area for 30 PROFESSIONAL PRUNING Youwon’t believe the space in this brand newFirestone listing. Largeexpansive sun- JONJIETHE 9132. for under $50. Insuren, foryour fruit and ornamental 609.395-1389 MAGIC CLOWN years. Financing arranged. guaranteed and .a statewide treesand shrubs, 609-466-1872. porch for a solarium, living roomwith massivebrlek fireplace, formal dining roomand 609-799-3818 serv ca.Call couect, 201.521- an eat-in kitchen with a huge pantry. Upstairs, are four comfortablebedrooms and a Homeand Industry Magic comedy & balloon PAPER HANGING, PAIN- 0678. full family beth. Acream puff for those whoneed convenience,and located in West Garbage, Trash, Rubbish .’rING,PLASTERING -- Free CARPENTRY L. ADLER& SONS -- SIM- $49,900. Removed animals.Available for school estimates,reasonable rates. PLICITY-- Snapper mowers- WindsorTownship. Haulingof all Types shows,birthdnyparties, grand Call609-924-7437. ’openingsand fundraisings, ADDITIONS REMODELINGWhywait until the roof leaks ? tractors - tillers - Route130, N. Forfurther information call KITCHENS FIREPLACES Brunswick,291-297-2474.’ CUSTOM BARNS Plan ahead for your roofing KATRON ELECTRONICSOF 201-294-6374. PAINTING & WALLPAPER- needs. .tlANGING¯ Reasonable, exc. NEW ROOFS REPAIRS Gardening & AMERICA - Repairs and 609-2994940 Peter Wikoff Gardening & Gardening & "~ maintenance of TV’s and PROFESSIONAL CAKE refs. Bill Spears,609-771-0614. homeappliances. 609-443-4404 DECORATOR-- Specializlng COOPER& SCIIAFER Landscaping ALL TYPESof excavating; 63 Moran Princeton. Landscaping Landscaping or 443-4923. ~ ¯ in weddingcakes, anniversary PAINTING, PAPER- land clearing; septic systems cakes,etc. Call for in- 609.924-2063 LOOKING FOR A GAR- , BOERLERLANDSCAPES DO YOUNEED MEN TO DO tlANGING, DRY WALL drains; driveways installed, DENER? Lawn cutting, LANDSCAPING?Gardening, formation, 609-452-8076. " & CARPENTRY -- all cut out, stoned or paved; call LandscapeDcslgning ng, ;us AI Pangett (201) 359-,W35after GOODLAWNSBY ferti.l[.zing planting, pruning, lawn mowing, AND types ot homerepairs. Serving BELLE MEADROOFING -- weeulng,inset & disease and seeuing,clean-up, ag, SEPTICTANKS Princeton for 8 yrs. Special’ 5 p.m. 28 yrs. In business. Free control. Shovel away snow. Contracting CLEANED FRONT END LOADER- and 609-924-1221 concrete work, winter rates. Call 609-924-6176.NEED REPAIRS, estimates on all type roofing Callafter 3 pm, 609-924-8380. sidewalks, fencing, ila°~ 7 Trucks- NoWaiting back hoe. Ditch work sewers, and leaders and gutters and Lawn*Doctor ties, drainage, do electrical.Regrading existing REMODELING, CON- ToP--L-- TRE~fers NOW’STHE TIME - Interior STRUCTION?We’ll do just chimney flashing. Call the following: complete tree drivewayand sealin8 dso RUSSELLREID CO, stone driveways. Installing anynme,609.9~.2040. or. 201- dellvergravel, sand, oil new atone driveways. Earth Custom Painting - Fast - about anything. No job too Mercer County 609.448-2131. Butidozerwork,land clearing. 20t.297-9224 trenching andor service, landscaping & lawn small. Robertson & Son. 609- 369-6902 (local cau groin Lawrence-Ewing609-896-9555 297-3091. maintenance.291-297.9301, 9-5etc, Call-anytlme.60~ 5S, 20 YearsExperience moving, trenching, land Reliable - Free estimates - Prtncetcnl. 201-844-2934 201-356-5800clearing. 291.297.9301. Call Tom- 291-297-2988. 737-2260. ilL , HOME HUNTER’S GUIDE 10-B - Thursday,April 7, 1977 l t 4 Have you discovered ROOSEVELT "New JerseY’s Unique Community" DiauneF. Bleacher Marjt)rleKerr I.,rrahwB,ice Itnth Kormao Manywell-known peoole connected with the arts llve here. ].err)’C.Illns J.an Quaekenbush Writers,educators, musicians flock here¯ ~T 1893 ShvilaCc,uk Ken]h, ndsll.Jr. Roosevelt’selsmentary school averages 16pupils par class. ’|’t.dI)a~kt Ke.ltemislL lit Roosevelthas city aewersand water. REAI:r()RS ItnrbarsEllis Cecil)’[{I,S~ Roosevelthas municipal garbage collection. 190 Nnssat, Street, Princeton, NewJersey 08540 IlelseyIlnrding RalphSnyder Roosevelthas 417 acres of "GreenAcres". Roosevelthas New Jersey’s largest stocked lake. 6O9-924-0322 noosevsltis morewithin the meansof mostAmericans than anyother nearby community. Check these outstanding buys... A COMPLETE REAL ESTATE ORGANIZATION FANTASTICBUY¯ Colonialhome on ½acre featuring living . [ room,dining room,newly remodelled kitchen, 3 bedrooms,. largefamily room, 1 bath,1 car garageand vinyl-clad steel IF:- sidins on enthehonse. $36,soe,. CENTRALAIRI 3 bedroomsplus panelledfamily teem (or 2.g,~~ ¯~, - 4 .¯,.. bedroomS)on ½ acre for only $38,S00, JUSTS’rARTING OUT? If you’rea youngcouple trying to get ~.~ff£i -~ #I yourfoot [n thedoor -- here’sths door for you.Our 3 bedroom ranchoffers all ths rooma youngfamily could ask. Full basementand aluminum siding on ½acre with "a touchof country." $42,000. JUSTSEDUCED - 4 bedroom ranch completely modernized with manyextras. Central air, wallto wallcarpeting and in excsltent condition. $43,900. HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP 3 BEDROOMRANCHwith separate building ideal for artist’s studio.On Vz acre sPorox. 25 minutesfrom Princeton and 10 This beautiful Colonialhas 4 bedrooms,2 full baths upstairs off a large central THE APPEAL AND CONVENIENCES minutesto Turnoike. $44,900. hallway. Masterbedroom with dressing roomand spacious closets. Downstairs OF BENFORD ESTATES! PRINCE’FON TOWNSHIP you’ll see a fabulousfloor plan - foyer, guest closet andsweeping stairway. A22 EXTREMELYWELL LANDSCAPED 2 STORY oo ¾ acre wooded foot living roomwith fireplace, a hugefamily room with fireplace, large eat-in kit- This h>vely Cohmial home bog everything! The A numberof desired features combineto makethis lot. Manyfruit trees.Liviog room, dining room, eat-in kitchen, 4 chen and formaldining roomoverlooking a deepevergreen forest. The list goes floor plan is ideal: large living room with a homea joy to live in. The location is convenientto bedrooms,2 baths, 1 car garage.Centrally air cond,$44,900. on and on! ...... $132,500. fireplacc; formal dining room ; family room and a schools, shopping, playgrounds and tran- study nr playroom; large, bright kitchen; powder sportation. Thc Itou~ is in excellent condition, in- DON’TMISS THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY to buy a beautiful 4 side and out. and has a large llving-dinlng room bedroom,1 ~h bath home, with a largepanelled family room room and laundry-mudroom area. Upstairs there w/slidingdoors to a lovelyback yard. The eat-in kitchen has 11 WOODEDACRES are 4 bedrooms and 2 baths. The attractivc back with sliding doors to rear deck; family room and manycabinets, dishwasher, and wall oven.Large separate Amagnificent contemporary home designed and built by a local builder andhis yard is enclosed by a split-rail fence. Walk to den; modernkitchen; three bedrooms; attd 1 full diningroom, beautiful wall to wallcarpeting, oversized 2 car $46,600. artist wife for their personal residenceand located on a quiet cotmtryroad in schools and trains. Call us about the extras. All for and 2 half baths ...... $73,900. garage,4 years young at beautiful HopewellTownship. Enter the main gallery/foyer and feel the ...... $92,900. LOVELYBI-tSVEL on V~acre woodedlot. 4 bedrooms,2½ spaciousnessthat immediatelysurrounds you. Descendingtwo deep oak steps to baths,living room,dining room, eat-in kitchen with brick wall, the living room- 20 x 24 with 34’ beants that are toppedby wooddecking, s 24’ panelledfamily room and 1 car garage¯ $49.500. OLDER2,-story home in Princetun Township has high stone fireplace flanked by bookcasewalls that secretly open to the LAND-38 acres in Htmtcrdon County’s East Am- Studlo/Familyroom making u massiveentertaining area, an expensivenorth llt well Township ...... $ I 0’}.000. a contentporary flare, la)catetl on Springdale glass wall that blends the beautyof the interior andexterior spaces. Thedining Rnad ...... $129,900. If YOUCan’t Buy It ~Try It Wehave 2 lovelyrentals available roomis separate and formalwith a large sliding glass door overlookingthe pond. Kitehen/brealdust roomand cathedral ceilings. The master bedroomsuite CONTEMI~ORARYon five acres in a high, wide, from$360.00 per rno. plus utilities features a 16’ glass wall openingonto a large private deck, a hugewrap around walk-lncloset litted with custombuih-lus, a lavish master bath with sunkentub and hand.me Hopewell ’l’~wnsbip setting, h most Beautlhilly outbtiainnd ,l-ln’droson hrmle inl a EarAll Ariatlstinsl interesting home ...... $140,000. accented by a glass windowwall. The children’s environ has two adjacent rllilel sirens whhhtwalklo~ dislannl, of WestWin. ldlerman, Click l Co. bedroomsand a large play area, cathedral ceilings, a studyIoh and bath. A rear ds.r sl’lm.ls. IJvin~ i’oonl whhnathedrlil eeillntt. staircase leads to a foyer off of whichare a bedroom,a lull bath andanother room HIGH WOODEDSE’Iq’ING for a spaclous home est. 1927 ulira-ui.dnrn kilehcrt..’ll/~ baths,und 2-ear ~ara~l.. adjacent to the study loh. Twocomplete central heating and air conditioning in Lawrenceville. Superb condhhmon both sunny ...... $64,900, Realtors and Insurors systems ...... $195,000. levels. Five bcdnmms(6th possiblel, 2~ baths, ¯ 4-6 Hulllsh Street Princeton. N.J. very large hmtily cooer with fireplace, khehenwith big table space, snnny deck off dining room. Walk 924-0401586-1020 JttllN I to elenwntary school ...... $75,500. RIVER ROAD Members:Princeton Real Estate Group, Multiple ListingService, Global National R.E. Referral Service Charming 240-year old Cohmial with 5 bedroonts, q-IENDE ON,, ROCKY HILL l Vzbaths, and 5 fireplaces. Also inchtdes a cute REALTORS tenant house, barns, attd ahnost l 0 acres of land . Best boy of all! A sparkling sunny homewith 4 or Moving g HOPEWELL,N.J. HOPEWELLHOUSE SQUARE (609) 466-2550 5 bedrooms, family roam, central air, basement, ...... i 72,000. Hauling two-car garage, patio. Walkto library, tennis. shopping or the N.Y. bus. City sewer and city water ...... $75.900. LIGHT HAULING-- cellar, attics, garage, yard, cleaned. Oddjobs, reasonable. 609-443- IlOPEWELL TOWNSltIP 6855. RENTALS Fhle hlw nulintcnam’eCapo Cad ,hi a Iteaiitiftllly SOUTHBRUNSWICK - 3 laodscapedlot of alnml an licre. Qnhq.eonvenlortl 4-bedroom Colonial in West Windsor; central bedroomhouse on approx. air; availab[c now ...... $550/mo. BEE LINE EXPRESS - h.’alhui. Ponr hndro.ms.2 baths, hill basenlcnl. Household movers. 1 acre, needsremodeling iilid ~4’ar/~ariiffe ...... l(14.tliiti. Reasonable rates. Free throughout,4 roomsdown, estimates. 201-526-0646. 3 roomsup. Callfor details...... $26,500. Commercialor retail - 1200 sq tare feet at Great¯ PRIVATE ESTATE Road and Rtc. 518 - ...... $350/mo. ATTICS BASEMENTS FARM- UpperFreehold, ap- garages cleanedout. Light prox. 125acres with very An almost maintcnanec-frce. 3 year old homeis Gardeningg hauling & moving¯ 201-359- old lovely homein mostly situated on ten acres (if bcautiful land including Office space; 975 sq. It. ; NassauSt. ; av. July I.. Landscaping 6402. originalcondition. F.xcallont completely private lake. Sevenrooms, 2 baths, and ...... $475/mo. homefarm or generalfarm. 2-car garage arc included in tbc low priec ...... Hedge Trimming ...... $2.$00acre -- Rototilling WILLHAUL IT -- Cellars, ...... $120,000.i FreeEstimates attics and garages cleaned. ACREAGE- Washington Call 609-799-1680. Consumer EVERLASTINGLAWNS Bureau Registered. Township,approx. 44 acres Mowing& Maintenance on stream, 9 ac. wooded, Itesidentiol &Commercial irrigationpossibilitiws. BY OWNER HAULING-- anymtng you can ...... $110,0OO. 609-443.4340 final{inc. We’ll go anywhere. FIVE BEDROOMS Spectal winter rates. 609-924- CRANBURYHOMES TRYUS, 6176or 882-5167or ~2-5893. HILTON YOU’I.I, liE GLADYOU DID! STANLEYT. Gracious Colonial, Hopewell Township, park-like FOR SALE -- shredded & WHITE REALTY,,ac. setting, ~ acre, 1 block from Delaware Raritan REAL’rY CO. unshreddedtop soil. Also, fill WantedTo Rent REALTOR Canal, 2 minutes from Washington Crossing Park, dirt. 201.359-3908. of PrlncatonRd., Hlghtstown 1 minute from 1-95, in a congenial neighborhood 609-446-2~77 PRINCETON.INC. POTTINGMANURE -- $40 a of distinguished homes, sunken panelled family YOUNG COUPLEwith infant room with llreplace, picture windowviews from load delivered free within 6 seek2 bdrm.apt. preferably in miles of Franklin Park. 201- or nearvillage of Lewren- both living room and breakfast room. $89,000. 297-1143after 6pm. ceville.July I occupancy. Drive by Creek Rim Drive off River Knoll from Rent negotiable. RefeTenees. Highway29 -- then call (609) ’73’7-1326. TIL~our 6094196-1354after 6 p.m, Wanted To Rent specifications.Gardens, flowerbeds,etc. This equip- mentwill not disturbyour FAMILYOF 4 -- constructingGARAGE WANTED -- to rent lawn area. Reasonablerates. newhome. Desires to renta nearcorner of Moore& Park ui Five bedrooms.1 ’h bath farm on 2.78 acres, 269’ 606-446-1318. furnishedhome or housesitSt., Princeton. Call after 5pm, frontage, 4 car garage, 75%mortgage available at LAWNSERVlCE--Complete M~llS298-5162.thru July 15. Refs.609-621-0172. 8%interest. $65,000. maintenance lawn cutting, fertilizing, planting &pruning, .WAREHOUSETO RENT -- ForSale in Riverside FOURBEDROOM COLONIAL IN EXCELLENT weed,insect &disease control. PROFESSIONALWOMAN -- minimum5,000 square feet., Stan’s LawnService. 201-828- SEEKS SUMMERSUBLET within 5 miles of Montgomery NEIGHBORHOOD.Large panelled family 9476¯ IN PRINCETON AREA, Cenler, RockyHill. 609-624- Ownersselling four bedroomcolonial in Prin- roomwith fireplace, separatelaundry room, PREP. JUNE-JULY BUT 2561. full basementand oversizedtwo-car garage. GARDENrototilling efficient FLEXIBLE CALL 201-643- ceton’s Riverside area. 2½baths, family room, operation- costs less than self 1887 days. ’ PROFESSIONALMAN with darkroom,air conditioned, manyextras. $130,000 operatedrental - call now609. firm. Principalsonly. Call 924-9336after 5 p.m. $7S,900. 443-5338. .family looking for 3 bedroom QUIET, RESPONSIBLE-- name with option to buy. male graduate student desires Pennington-Lawrence o’1" Hopewellarea. 609-737-3729. 194 NassauStreet a 9.1-6060 LAWNCARE -- either a quiet room in private home, complete maintenance walking distance lo Prineeton ..... [t] See Our Other Ads.. University, kitchen privileges 0[AIlOl~ ’ program - or.a.complete R E S P 0 N S I B L E -- chemicaltreatment foryour a necessity,need especlaqly next year but can occupy pro{~sinnalwomanseeksapt. lawn. AMERICAN LAND- eeginnlngMay. Write Eox m vrmeeton.Call 201-249-7118 SCAPING COMPANY. 201- #03905c/o Princeton Packet. after 6pro. WantedTo Rent Housesitting Gardening g Gardening & 369-3675

100 years plus 8 bedrooms,4 baths, 15 rooms Landscaping Landscaping LAWNSERVICE -- cutting, PROFESSIONAL WOMAN MATURE EUROPEAN SENIOR CITIZEN -- desires DEPENDABLE-- female to sublet [urnlshed apt. from grad. of Princeton Univ. ,:.~ total. Ideal homefor renovation.In village, lot 172’ seeding, fertilizing andspring needsapt pref, w/deck, pa.tlo’ woman on welfaredesires OIIAL ROTOTILLING/GARDEN- cleanup. Light hauling. 609- or someother oumoor area ny largefurnlshed room with April t thru Sept. 1 Must be lookingfor housesitting job n ~" x 178’. $53,500, GAItDEN blARKETINGINC. PREPARATION - Ex- 924-0793. MayI. AptIn privatehome kltehenprlvilegesin.Princeton wlthln walking distanceto Princeton area. Avail. all : perienced, reasonable¯ t6 h.p. fine.Can wkdys 9-5. 609-292- totBox reasonable# 0.~89,e/o pace. PrincelonWrite town. Call 609-521.2732after summer. Refs. 609.452-7934, Landscape machine does best job 2 9440. 5pro. Ask for Bruce. DesignerandContractor possible. Newgardens our Packet. ¯ . specialty. Free soil test. 609- Paving AlexanderSt 466-2843after 6. 2 CARCHILDLESS . family Princeton PROFESSIONALCOUPLE WILL PAYI~00 to $600 -- per would like to rent your 2 FItOFESSIONAL -- 609-924-2401 seeking comfortable small month for 3 bedroom house In bedroom apt. or cottage & housesitter, university 3’7 N. MainSt., Cranbury, N.J. AGED STABLE MANURE" PIRONE DRIVEWAY house or tint to rent In Pen. Princeton or nearby western maintain grounds N.W. professor, excellent NOE~- Reasonable prices. We CONSTRUCTION-- Stones, nlngto.n- Hopewell-Prlneeton area. Please write. PO ROX Trenton,Titusvllle, Hopeweli,’ references, av.a table May Realtor 1609} 395.0444 deliver. Call 6{)9.466-2627,ask asphaltpaving. Wo also //41, PalmerSquare, Princeton or PennlngtDn.$250/mo with thru Sept. ’Call 201-762-4806 residential lawn mowing area DegtmungJune 1, Call 08540giving house address & service. Free estimates. 609. yardwerkfor Dee Dee.also done.Gardening and delivertop soil. Call anytime, Brian - nays, 609-924-9750, utlls, deslr~=d.Negotiable. 609- eves932-9597 anddays,609452-4471 or 201. 466-3970. ~.45~-9tgl, wee.466-0261. your phone number, 883.0047. ,?; A Thursday, April 7,1977 11-B

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MOTHER IN LAW Yourswill love this beautiful 4 roomsand bath apt. plus there’s a great air conditioned, 5 bedroom, 2],~ bath Cohmialhome completely separate for ~ ~ ~ ~iJ~x~ ~,~ ~ ~ ~~ .~’,~-~-.~. your family - and its only ...... Sl XTYFIVE, FIVE.

WOULDN’T IT BE LOVELY To welcomespring in this beautiful, well kept 4 bedroom, 21,,~ bath COUNTRYLIVING - on 1 ~A acre lots - plenty of room for tennis courts Colonial in one of the best areas of Ewing Twp. The oversized, bright or pools. Three distinctive colonials nowunder construction featuring 2 rooms and lovely decor will delight you. Asking . . SIXTYTWO, NINE¯ and 3 car garages, 4 and 5 bedrooms, central a’ir, full poured concrete basements, fireplaces, rear decks, hardwood floors and the finest ap- pointments throughout ...... FROM NINETY TWO

LOW& LOVELYand professionally shrubbed. This spectacular ranch offers a large living room with woodburning fireplace, 2 large bedrooms, a charming C.T. bath with glass enclosures, pedeet dining room for in- timate dinner parties, eheedui modernkitchen with new-no wax linoleum and abitibi decorator wallcovering. Enclosed breezeway-full walk out basement w/dark room, attached garage and more in Lawrence. A GORGEOUSVIEW OF THE VALLEY ...... ¯ ...... FORTYFOUR, NINE. This stately Colonial enjoys a fantastic view of the HarbourmnHills. 8 IN SUCH A LOVELY AREA rooms, 2~/~ luxurious baths, wide impressive flagstone foyer, plus a ~reat Is this 3-4 bedroom,1 ~ bath split sitting pretty on a comerlot in Cran- pond for summerand winter enjoyment - dam’ miss it at . FIFTY TWO, NINE. bury Manor¯ Nowreduced to ...... NINETY SIX THOUSAND,

"REDUCED-ANXIOUSOWNER of this Lawrence Colonial dreads to leave this lovely meanderingstreet wherethere’s so little traffic, his dream pool and lovely back yard wherehe enjoys total privacy, his spacious 4 bedroom home, 2~ baths, full finished basement, his ultra modemsunny large cat-in kitchen and his enjoyable dinners in the formal dining room, CAN YOU RESIST SEEING DISPLAY YOUR ANTIQUES This very special home in convenient WESTWINDSOR, lavish in style but transfers are inevitable and he wants his family together so he’s looking for an immediatesale therefor he has priced it to sell at .. On River Road in HopewellTownship. zoned fitr business, ½ acre lot for this unique 5 bedroom,21/~ bath, immaculatehome can be yours for .... off street parking, 5 bedrooms,new ainminum siding, a great place for an ...... FIFTY SEVEN, FIVE...... EIGHTYFOUR, NINE. antique arts and crafts business - asking only . TIt [ RTYEIGHT, FIVE, L SHAPEDRANCHER on a 3A acre lot featuring 3 charming DON~I’ LET THIS GO BY A MOST SOPHISTICATED HOME bedrooms,1 ~A baths, brand new ultra modernkitchen, cathedral ceilings Is this immaculate 3 bedroom, 2~ bath, Contemporary home. The eat-ln in living room and dining room. The panelled beamed inmily room ,s Just listed on a lot 100 x 250 in Ilopewell Township.This attractive Cape charmplus. The large screened in porch, gas grill, cedar lined closets, Cod sits on a dead end street with 4 bedrooms. 1 ]/~ baths and separate kitchen overlooks a tranquil scene. Short walk to tennis, pool and shop- dining room for ...... FIFTY ONE, NINE. ping plus N.Y. Bus. Must see to appreciate. Only .... - w/wcarpeting, central air, compartmented basement are only a few of the manyextras in this charming home ...... FIFTY ONE, NINE...... FORTY THREE, NINE. ROUTE31, PENNINGTON,N.J. 242 l/~ NASSAUST., PRINCETON 2681 MAINST. (RT.206) 609-737-1500 609-882-3804 609-921-2700 LAWRENCEVILLE609-896-1000 t

SPARKLINGSPLIT-LEVEL - Well kept home in Limewood section of Hamilton Square, minutes from Princeton Junction. Slate entrance foyer, living room with cathedral ceiling, dining room, modemkitchen, 3 lovely "NEWLISTING" - Charming Split Colonial in University Heights bedrooms, 1 ~ baths, panelled family room, stereo system, I car garage listed under replacement cost. Living room, dining room, family room, 3 with electric door opener ...... FORTY NINE, FIVE. bedrooms, 1 ~ baths, wall/wall carpeting in most rooms and manymore extras ...... FIFTY TWO, FIVE.

NEWLISTING! Well maintained Ranch on large 2+ acre lot; 3 bedrooms, den, full basement with panelled room 15x11. Plus a 36x62 cinder block barn, corral for horses, electric fence, quiet area, close to town in a good school district ...... SIXTY SEVEN, FIVE.

MAGNIFICENTLOT - Over 250 plants, assorted fruit trees and a large -¯ ~ garden area¯ Lovely Ranch featuring 3 bedrooms; l ~ baths; eat-in kit- SMALLBUT NICE - Pretty alum. sided ranch with breezeway and I ear ~r~’.::.:.~*~~:~ ;~;i :: ¯:%:::::,:-.- .... ~’~;~ chen, plush earpeted living room and dining room. Finished basement; attached garage. 3 nice bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, living room, full lots of storage closets¯ Attached2 car garage plus a storage shed 18xl 4.. basement. Carpeting, washer, dryer included ...... SIXTY EIGHT, FIVE...... ASKING THIRTY EIGHT, NINE. "NEWLISTING" - Natural cedar shakes exterior enhance your first im- pression. Cathedral ceiling in living room, large eat-in kitchen, panelled family room, 4 bedrooms, 21A baths assure your lasting impression. Quick occupancy ...... FIFTY FIVE, FIVE.

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OWNERTRANSFERRED - Beautiful 3 yr. old Colonial featuring 3 bedrooms, 1 l/~ baths, raised living room, formal dining room, ultra and ¯ t-’l" " kitchen, full basement, nice size lot, central air conditioned, panelled I;_7 family room. Just minutes from Princeton Junction...... FIFTY FOUR, NINE.

TWOFAMILY COLONIAL on one acre (more land available) on eoun- "AMERICANDREAM" - Huge colonial with park-like landscaping for ty road. 150 yrs. old with 15 yr. old addition. Twomodem kitchens; one natural privacy in baekyard¯ 4, bedrooms, 2 ~ baths, panelled family den with fireplace; four bedrooms,2 full baths; enclosed breezeway.... ¯ room with huge additional gameroom. Lovely Italian tile center entrance foyer, circular walls in dining room and large carpeted living room com- ...... SEVENTYFIVE THOUSAND. plete with tasteful decorating makesthis the homeof your dreams ...... SIXTY SEVEN, FIVE. PRIME INVESTMENTPROPERTY - Three story building on small UNIVERSITYHEIGHTS - JUST LISTED - A beautiful 3 bedroom town main street. Twostores and three apartments. In fine condition; " Colonial Split with 1 ~ baths, central air, panelled family room, car- * BRIDES AND GROOMS TO BE - THERE IS NO REASON TO fully rented. Grossing$12,000 per year with potential for more.. petlng, humidifier, fenced rear yard. Minutes from Princeton Junction, WAIT TO HAVE YOUR OWN HOME. WE HAVE CON- ...... EIGHTY EIGHT THOUSAND. MercerCounty College, and recreation park. Hurry ! ! ! DOMINIUMSAND TOWNHOUSESIN THE 20’a and 30’s. LET US ...... FIFTY TWO, FIVE. HELP YOU START YOUR NEST EGG NOW. 2663 NOTTINGHAMWAY, MERCERVILLE, N.J. ROUTE130, EAST WINDSOR ROUTE202, FLEMINGTON,N. J. 609-448-6200 201-782-0100609-466-1744 609-586-1400 ,’ 8 Officesto ServeYou

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WASHINGTONCROSSING PARK ESTATES. DowntownHouse $125,000. Spacious air conditioned rancher with 3 "~:"~’2~5:,’~"-’- ...... ’,:.. 7.. bedrooms,2 baths. Living roomwith bowwin- dow,family room,formal dining roomand dream ThorntonS.Field, Jr. kitchen on professionally landscapedlot. ’ ;’[;,( t7 .... ~’ " LorraineE.Garland MargaretO.Siebens Realistically offered at $72,500. 4 SUPERB MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM QUIETHILLS surround this 4 bedroomhome on Everyhome is qualityconstructed throughout. And you II nearly2 acres.Finished basement with fireplace, hoveyour choice of fourexciting styles -- threecolonials two anda ranch¯All on fully landscapedminimum 1/3 acre car garage. $~6,8(X). HOPEWELLTOWNSHII’CIRCA lg00 lots. Whenyou step inside, your enthusiasm grows¯ Every. CWhite Pine PENNINGTON- New 2 story contemporary. .lust Listed[A three acre farrnette-walklngdistance of JuniorHigh and High thingis asyou hoped it would be. TOWNHOUSESANDAPARTMENTS Centerhall entry,living ~’oom,formal dining room, Schools.Charming colonial with wideboard floors andnumerous nooks and eran- Openevery day for inspectionfrom 12 noon. SkiRmanAve. (2 blocksfrom Rout¯ 206) kitchenwith eatingarea. Family room with brick nles. Livingroom with fireplace, formaldining room, family room, "new klt- Lawrencavilloadj.to Princeton fireplace, hickory panelledwalls andbeamed chen"with flagstone floor, summerkitchen with stone firepinee, enclosed porch DIRECTIONS:TAKE ROUTE 1 SOUTH TO MERCERVILLE one andone-hall baths. Threebedrooms, front andrear staircases. Oneroom TRAFFICCIRCLE (ROUTE 533 - QUAKERBRIDGE MALL). ceiling. 4 bedrooms,2½ baths. Basement.2 car studioplayhouse, barn with full secondfloor and loft (nowserving as a threeear JUGHANDLELEFT. TRAVEL 3 TRAFFIC LIGHTS AND TURN 1 BEDROOM,1 BEDROOM garage.Central air. $84,900. LEFT,FOLLOW THROUGH TOPAXON AVE. AND MODELS APARTMENTSWITH DEN R,ReilIlU Indude heU,h*l garage) chickenand sheepsheds. Maturelandscaping with old shade, many ORSTRAIGHT THROUGH HUGHES DRIVE TO MERCER wiler,dishwlshel, sell. dogwood.Patio ...... $96,500. MANORNORTH. MODEL HOMES AND2 BEDROOMTOWNHOUSES detro’din|I|L nefatsrltot, CUSTOMBUILT SPLIT-LEVEL in a lovely set- CENTRAL Parquetfloedfl~ &S~iding ting of Sprucetrees, flowering shrubs and trees in FROMSOMERVILLE TAKEROUTE 206 SOUTH TO PRINCETON, from$280 AlaCONOmONINGesWIMMINa POOL aUs~d°~ltoPlt~°°[ba’r~rlr’ desireablesection of HopewellTownship. Living PROCEEDTOROUTE 1 [SOUTH I THEN FOLLOW ABOVE DIRECTIONS. AVAILAaLE roomwith fireplace, family room,4 bedrooms,2 ExclusiveAgent: baths. $74,500. IDEALREALTY CO., INC. REALTOR201-283-2600 ModelsOpen 10A,M.- 5 P.M.eve.rvdav (except Tues.) - e ’ - ")" ModelTelephone 609-5R7-3! 21 PHONE:(609) 883-3333, EVENINGS (609)883-2448 PENNINGTONcall us about this two story colonial.It’s pricedto sell. It has4 largebedrooms, DIRECTIONS:FromNodh Jersey, Route 1 South’fo Route 95-295. 1 ½baths, new eat-in kitchenwith dishwasherand Weston Route 95.295 to Route206 South. South on Route 206 approx.1mile to Skillman Ave. (just past Rider College). Turn range.Enclosed porch. 41)58,500. HOPEWELLTDWNSIlII) rightto WhitePine. FROM TRENTON: Northon Route 206 to HOPEWELL- Just listed 4 bedroom,1 ½bath bi- Colleg.e).Turn left to Onefloor living andplenty of it! Immaculateinside and oat this flmrbedroom, ~Skill’nanAve (iust before Rider WhitePine. $ level withfamily room. Nice lot withmature trees. 2½bath rancher features a large cathedralceilinged lumily room with Imnsual A’I’rENTION Attached2 car garage. $59,5100. vaultedfireplace and built-ln entertainntentbar. Lnxurinuswall In wallcar- BUILDERS-INVESTORS peting, formalliving anddining room] Master bedroom has privatereading area PENNINGTON- Just listed. Quality 2 story home andbath, Centralalr*condltioolng .. attnmtivelylandscaped one acre parcelin LAND built in the 20’s (a flourishing periodin Pen- WesternSection of Tnwnship...... $76.0(10. For Rent - RoomsFor Rent - Apts. nington’s past). Private backyard has mature 100 Primeacres on Route518] Just Northof Prin- trees andstone patio for outdoorliving. Charming cetnn. ZonedResearch and Development.Call us ONE BEDROOM - small interior includesformal dining room, fireplace in h)r details. LAWRENCEVILLE-- Large cottagefor rent. 2a/a miles front roomwith private family living room,cozy family roomplus study and eat- southof Princeton onUS #1. in kitchen. 4 bedrooms,2½ baths complete this IS0’ x 130’ Buildable lot in very active Com- in village. Nearpublic trans. $160/mo.plus utils. 609-924- to New York & between 5792after 6 p.m. comfortablefamily home. An excellent value at mercial area, 2 mi. from QuakerBridge Mall. Trenton& Princeton. 609-896- $74,900. Makean Offer. 0305. SUBLET-- I bdrm,dish- washer,garbage disposal, HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP - Just listed. 3 3.86 acres plus building with2 offices andapart- DESIRABLEROOM to rent w/wcarpeting, tennis, pool, bedroomsplit-leveL 1½baths. Antiquebrick ment. R.R. spur to property. Ch)se to all major near campus,w. parking No etc.$226/mo. Avail. approx. fireplacein living room.Family room. Located on a highwaysand buses. Busymain road in Hamilton cookng. (609)924-4474. Apr.25. 609-799-2459. partially treed1 ½ac. lot withstream meandering through. In the 60’a JUST A HOP, SKIP ANDJUMP FROM THE WASIIINGTON CROSSING Twp.Priced right. 10 MINUTESnorth of Prin- STATEPARK, THE DELAWARERIVER ANDALl. THE BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED ROOM ceton-- furnishedefficiency COUNTRYTOBE FOUND ’r/IERE...shs this h~velvhmr hedromn.2~h bath AVAILABLE--pleasant quiet apt. $150/mo. One month SouthernColonial on a perh.etlybeantlful andmalluaeuble lot in Hopcwell WEIDEL REAL ESTATE surroundingsreplyMrs. F.M. security. Gentleman Townsbip!Featnres galore, includimzan in-ground imol. ceramictiled lover, Rte.1-483, Prnceton 08540. preferred.609-924-8721. THIS LOVELYHOME BLENDS panelledfamily ro.m with brick Hreplace sod slidln~ d.ors to the palio/l~o.I 24,2½Nassau St. in with, andeven enhances, the naturalbeauty of TWIN RIVERS Ass- area, panelledkhelwn whh extra utility room.h)rmal living r.omand dining Princeton,N.J. KITCHEN-- & laundry umption$2500 will do it. this lovely landscapedlot. Locatedin EastWin- room-- all carpetedfl~r sheerluxury ! Th~,re’sa full hasement,two~.ar garage and privileges, businessor pro- dsorin a pleasantestablished area, this custom 921-2700 leSslonalperson, non-smoker, Moveright in. 2 br overlooking of course,central air conditioning.Please call to seethis excepthmaloffering .... tel609-024.1276 after6pro, all pond.(201) 269-6164. built ranchhas everything the family could desire. dayweekends. AWAY MOST WEEKENDS? Spaciousliving roomhighlighted by Tennessee Great,inexpensive set-up for stonefireplace, formaldining room,House and Apts./Houses 1 LARGE BEDROOM & responsible young Gardenkitchen and breakfast area. A very char- privatebath near University. professionalorgrad student. Gentlemanpreferred. Parking 609-443-3857. mingwalnut wainscot library adjoiningthe living To Share facilities.$135per month. Call room,with amplecedar lined closets.Kitchen has SINGLE WOMAN -- 609-924-5393. everyconvenience including built-in range,double (vegetarianmid-twenties) YARDLEY-- large efficiency ovens,dishwasher, stainless steel sinksand many with0 yr. ol~ child seeks house apt. suitable one person. REAL ESTATE RM. FOR GENTLEMAN- othercustom features. Three oversized bedro0mzl to sharewith compatible Applyat 221 No. 0rd Ave., Beautifulsurroundings. 215- person or communal Manvilleuntil 6 p.m. 493-6673. with walk-in cedarlined closets andseparate CroshawAgency inc. arrangement.Canafford up to baths,all customdecorated. Flagstone foyers, at- ’ $120monthly. Please call 609- tachedbreezeway with rear slider to 10 x 36 259-8261weekdays after 6:30 ROOM & SEMI- EFF- HIGHTSTOWN -- con- HaveYou Read p.m. ICIENCES- at weekly venientlylocated 1st floor, coveredpatio. Thishome is set on a beautifullot I00 yourold Colonialon Born lot in Ringoes.Completely modernized with living rate.Princeton Manor Mote), NYCbus service available. over35,000 square feet withmature fruit-bearing ourColumn Today? MonmouthJet. 201-329..4555. 609-449-2889. trees professionallylandscaped. Full finished room,dining room, kitchen, family roam with Franklin Stove, laundry, room, fldl US Hwy#l. bath.Four bedrooms upstairs. Restoredframe barn 50 x 15. Includedin price of HOUSETO SHARE -- 2 people ON PENN CAMPUS- apts basementwith central air, electro-static air ...... $57,5(111. lookingfor a third. Secluded,7 LAWRENCEVILLE -- availableforJune or Sept. cleaner,full insulatedattic. Many,many extras in- rain. by car fromthe Univ. Completehouse privileges furnishedorunfurnished. 215- cluding storms, 10 x 36’ patio with awning, Housesitting Contact Alex(609) 924-3900 Parking.609-896-9467. EV-6-23~0. ext. 111or Dan1609) 924-6700 blacktopdriveway, 2-car attached garage.$8~,500. J(tIIN)’ ext. 47. 4 LG.P.M. APT. & bath,yard. COUPLEAVAILABLE TO ROOM FOR RENT -- Bus.couple orwith I presc.hool HOUSESIT-- will take care of LOMBARDOAGENCY plants andanimals. 609-921-WAN-T’ED-- woman to share WitherspoonSt., 1 blockfrom child.201-329-6068 morn.or q-IENDEON,,,: 1303 before 3 609-921-5826attractively furnishedapt. in campus.6~J-921-1234 anytime. eves. EastWindsor Office REALTORS anytime. charming old house. JUSTLOOK 443-6200 Fireplace, swimmingpool, WHAT $185/m0.plus I/2 utilities. For Rent- Apts. YOU’REMISSING ! EveningsCall: HOPEWEtL,N.J. HOPEWELLHOUSE SQUARE (609) 466-2550 IIOUSESITTER-- reliable Monthsecurity required. 609- PU undergradwith job in 799-2600,X256 days, or 921-9115 Thechance to LIVEthe JimHawley 443-4390 toeTholle890-0747 area,will take care of your eves._ 2 or 3 BEDROOMAPT -- timeof your life in a homewhile you’re away, May- available June lS through privatehilltop com- £dMacNicoll, Mgr. 695.722/; Sept.Will do yard work. Loves FEMALEin 20’s wants same Labor Day. I~50/mo. Some munityinhistoric New pets.Call Kathy, 609-452-7572 to share2 BRapt in Highstownoutsidework required. 609-924- Hope,Pa. evenmgs. area. Must l~e pets. Call 9796. Housesitting Karea609-655-1766 before 9 am A beautifully-st~qedFor Rent. Apts. For Rent - Apts. RESPONSIBLEPROF -- or after 10 pm. HILLSBORO-- Corner duplex one-bedroomapart- womanseeks housesitling in mentloaded with all CONDOMINIUM -- "Country Club Atmosphere" ROOMMATEWANTED - to - 2 bdrm1½ bath. Avail.June the extras. And ONE & TWO BEDROOM DEPENDABLE-- malearea June/July flexible. Call I. Rentinels, heat. 201-674-4110 surroundedby 121 Rossmoor.Lovely new 2 APTS.-- for immediate oc- in Apt. Living undergraduateatUniversity 201-643-1887 days. share carriage house with after 4. bdrm,2 bath with Fla. room, seekshousesitting jobfor studentpinnisl, 3 milesfrom acresof quiet forests den,completely carpeted. cupaneyatWindsor Castle, E, summerin Princetonarea. A~Jt Iu Princeton, countrysetting, androlling fields! $460.includes monthly WindsorTwp.From Princeton Rots. 609-452-7934,Ask for ~p~s./nousesidealstudio for artist $140.plus TWINRIVERS -- 2 bedroom maintenace,Golfcourse, pool take571 to Old Trenton Rd, Wehave immediate and future occupancy Br.ee utils. 609-921-9000ext. 2550 Townhouseforrent. $350/mo. Yourfirst month’s makea rightthen proceed to in 3%,4 & 5 RoomApts. from $230.00 days924-9427, 6-8 p.m. (201)269-6164. RENTFREE on a 12- & tennisprivileges, 20i-463- xaefirst left beyna8 a cauple To Share monthlease! 0550Weezends. hundredfeet fromOld Trenton Road.609-448-5995. WANTED- FEMALEto share HILLSBOROUGH- Spacious 5 Threeswimming pools, GARDENAPT - Hightstown, ¯ Pr)vcdeEntrances RELIABLEPERSON desires anapartment near Princeton. YOUNGFEMALE -- to shareroomapt, I-½ baths, available t BR,from April 20. $216/mo. ¯ HardwoodFloors housesittingposition. Will care Ig.apt 12 men. outside Prin- .f.ni!-sizedtenniscourts, 609-443-6647. ALLENTOWNN J. -- 2 Ixlrm, ~. ¯ Gas&Electrical Appliances ¯ EyeL*vo) arallors for animals, plants, do some Avail. immed.$133/mo. 609- ceton.$100 per ma. heat & hot’May1. $37o/mo. 201-359-1492, lightedPlatform large lvng rm, eat-in kitchen ¯ 12cu. ft. Re4rlge~ators 799-1130or 799-2600, ext. 406,or ¯ CentralA/C handywork. References 201-722-0070. waterincl. 609-448-7673. SUBLETMAY I - 2 BR,1½ Tenniscourts, ice CHARMING-- 2 story dupl~.x with refrigerator and stov% ¯ SwimmingPool ¯ PlayGround available. C. Woodward.609- bath,$255 plus dec. Call Sid skating,skislope and apt. a bedrooms,Main Sl., $240per too. includingmost 397-2474. ledge,saunas and more Lawrenceville,$385. 609-896- utilities paid.609-921-2417 or SINGLEPARENT -- wants to AWAY MOST WEEKENDS? Caplan,609-448-2964. ’ -- all at no extra 0670, 2435. ¯ Ol|~wg|kerlInS Room Apts. share housein Princetonarea Great,inexpensive set-up for charge! ¯ AmpleParking ~l~ace with person in simi ar responsible young SUBLET--1 bedroom apt. in posti0n, maleor female.~9. BRUNSWICKAVE -- Tren- LOOKINGTOMOVE?Deer Creek, Princeton MAItRIEDPROFESSIONAL professio.nalorgrad student. ton,Unfurnished 2-bedroom FROM$265 MO. 609-89e-3515 coupledesire housesltting 771-egG9. 609-443-38.57. t. Broker,120 Meadows.201-549-9,~2 bet 6 & BARRETlrCOUNTRY CLU B ESTATES responsibilitywithinPrin- ~pospltal.acrossAdultsfrom preferred,Helene FuldNo 11 pm. Kendallpark, N.3. (291)297-18~ eetoa area. Available SHARE-- a beauii[ul ONEROOMMATE - needed to pets.$359/mo, includes heat, DARIENAT VILLAGE2 2 - ROOMAPT,. across from MODERN 3. RM.APr.. on RentalOffice. Apt. 3L beginningMay, References house (for woman): new share3 bedroom farmhouse in Security & references.Avail. EwingHigh, Avail. ira- Main St. In Manville,heat & supplied,Callenllect eves,614- and comfortable insuburban Hopewell,609466-3370 after 6 Immediately.609-924.7507 or NewHope, Po, medla~ly,$160/m0, inc, utll. ..hot watersupplied, Call 201- 738-4837, Princeton.Call 609-443-3567. p.m. 883.647O. CALL:(21S)862-2091 609-632-5674. ’ 735-5~. ,11[~: 13-B

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LANDLOVERS [ WE HAVE JUST LISTED 21 ACRES OF PRIME LAND IN LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP LOCATED NEAR THE PRINCETON BOUNDARY.FRONTAGE ON TWO MAJOR ARTERIES - POTEN- TIAL FOR DEVELOPMENT,INVESTMENT HOLDING, INCOME ¯ WITH TWO EXISTING DWELLINGS. RENT COVERS TAXES AT THE PRESENTTIME ...... $7,000 PER ACRE. LUXURIOUSLIVING IN LOVELYLAWRENCEVILLE ... doctors, lawyers, engineers, commuters!Ten minutes to Princeton and trains, this private wooded location is convenientto schools, and shopping;55 minutesby train to NewYork ONEOF PRINCETON’Smost gracious houses ... attributed to Stcadman and and easy access to Philadelphia. Exquisitely bulh by Kraft, this ulna-roam nmvedfrom its original location to this lovely twoacre lot withtrees andformal colonial expanded-ranchon a 1.2 acre landscapedlot in an exclusive executive gardens, not to mentionmore than 2 dozenexquisite holly trees, near Carnegie neighborhoodis roomy,cheerful and contemporary.Spacious foyer, large living Lake, on the WestWindsor side. Amoderrl wing was incorporated in the 50’s roomwith bay window,formal dining room, cat-ln kitchen with center counter that blends in beautifully with the original! Mouldings,panelling, mantels. and sink overlookingthe fir-treed yard, panelledrecreation roomwith fireplace; floors, all seemthe samevintage. Theoriginal two parlours form to makea warm four bedrooms(one is near the familyroom and can doubleas a library or study}, family roomwith high ceilings and fireplace, the newwing provides a formal 2~ baths. Warm,charming family roomwith authentic rustle-beamed ceiling living roomwith elegant marble fireplace, fixtures and windows.A master and thermnpanepatio doors leading to outdoor brick patio. Of course, a full bedromusuite with fill bathand doorsto the patio is nearby. Of course,a formal basement,two-car oversized garage, utility roomand central air conditioning. dining room.and super family kitchen completesthe first floor. Bedroomsup" This customizedranch offers simplicity, privacy and elegance.. $102,000. stairs are in separate wingswith two anda full bath in one part, andthree with twobaths in anodler. All newwiring, heating, of course, and a barn/garagecom- WOODED!SPACIOUS! CUSTOMBUILT! FAMILY ORIENTED! FAN- pletes this almostperfect pintttre for the familywho wants to live in Princetonfor TASTICBUY! These words describe but don’t do justice to this large six- the couvenienceand an older housefor his charmand character and your own bedroom,three bathhouse on 1 IAacres built by o well-knownlocal builder for his potting shed. too! Offered at ...... $197,500. ownfamily. Nowit is time to moveto other things! So weare proudto list this housewhich features a recently redoneeat-in kitchen with buih-ln barbeque, living roomwith fireplace, separate formal dining room, family roomwith BRANDNEW LISTING...TO0 NEW TO PHOTOGRAPH1But we fireplace, aoda beautifully finished full basement.A fire alarm system, three- wanted you to knowthat an exceptional frame and stone contemporary zoneheating and roomytwo-car garageround out this quality structure. Andonly ra sad ranch househas just comeon the marketin the Tall Timbersarea of g minutes from NassanStreet. in nearbyLawrence Township ...... $107.500. LawrenceTownshlp.lmmaculate condition, on a deeply woodedlot with every modernconvenience. Andso well built, it has plaster walls Ithroughout the four bedrooms,two full baths and 24 x 16 living room PLUSPlease call for all the particulars before this goes on the active market ...... $139,000 AT "FILE EDGE OF ONE OF NEW JERSEY’S MOST NOTABLE ESTATES!Tastefully subdividedinto a eonveulcntIc, t with trees anti views. Alsothe tl~e t~f commnopark and recrealinn an!as, just a short jot~ fromthe cam- mater bus to NewYork City. Fourbedrooms. 2 t Ahaths, airy livintz rtmm.dinintz rolun with sliding doors to patios, comfiwtahlekitchen, family roamwith fireldace, beamedceilint£ andslidint: do,rs, outside, too. Gailydecorated, air c~m- ditioned, hdl basement,two-ear zara,,e ...... $79.q00.

IN TIlE F’ROVINCELINE ROADAREA OF HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP, a just right "contemporary"that has seasoned a bit. Built about twentyyears before its time, incorporating natural woods,flagstone andlots of glass for o house that’s hmto live in and easy to maintain. Youwork in a center kitchen v, ith every cooceoieoce,that looks out on the morethan ampledining room,just off the deck, not far fromthe delitIMfulliving roomwith a wall of .class and a eoh,nial fireplace nat to be found in such a modernhouse...usually! Three A’big, beautiful Colonial in the woodsbetween a country club and a park - a bedrooms,two full baths and a library/foyer completethe first floor. Thelower primeLawreoceville neighborhood on a very quiet eul de sac. Newschools, 1-295 level almostduplicates the supper, with a bedroom,study, full bath, large family andmajor shopping malls nearby, 4 big bedrooms,2~ baths, a light, airy living roomv,’ith walk*mtaccess to the beautiful grmmds,a fidl fireplace, v,’orkshop roomwith four over 12 windows,a cozy walnut panelled family roomwith a A VERY SPECIAL SOUTHERN COLONIAL OVERLOOKING THE andutility room.Air conditioned,reals oui! All on 3 + acres of tall trees, natural brick corner fireplace, a big familysize cat-in kitchen, a uniquemirror treatment BEDENSBROOK GOLF COURSE...in a nearby area of fine estates, here is an plantingsand a viewof the [IopewellValley ! It’s spectacalar...at best. $165,000. in the dining room,o stunmerfun patio/redwooddeck, central air andall just five extraordinary custom-builthouse featuring gracious, spacious living roomwith years new.High quality constructionand excellent care, but best of all is the great fireplace, separate dining room, warmeat-in kitchen with exquisite cabinetry, location. Youcan movein in April ...... $99,500. family roomwith planked floor and flocr-to-ceillng brick fireplace. Master bedroomsuite with full bath, three other comfortablebedrooms and hall bath. Manyextras...stereo and intercom buih-ln, central vacuumsystem, burglar and fire alarms with smokedetector, wine cellar with Europeandoor! Beautiful pastoral acreage 250 x 600 with pines, holiys ...... $120,000.

BEHINDTIlE TIIEESlles the most exceptional brick rancher weknow. It has everything - a large living room with fireplace, formal dining room, I.vel.,, panelled "extra room"with another wonderftdfireplace, pins a super, nuMerneat-in kitchen. Threebedrooms, 2 I/2 baths completethe mainhouse. Out- side you’ll tied magnificent-- acres of specimentrees, bashes andlawn. There’s a special honas, tot) -- a great barn with guest apartmentof 3 roomsand bath. This is a nmst see with Ilenderson ...... $125,000. THIS IS VERYCLOSE TO A PERFECT LISTING! PERFECT CON- DITION, PERFECT SIZE, PERFECT NEIGHBORHOODFOR FAMILIES, AND MOSTIMPORTANT....A PRICE THAT’S PER- HAPPINESSIN HOPEWELL!An oustanding and gracious center hall FECT,TOO! Here is a beautifully proportioned four-bedroom,two and a Colonialbuilt 25 years ago, this beautyhas a stateliness that can’t be matched half bath colonial that includes manylovely surprises...all imporiuntto today.It featuresa slate roof, plaster walls anda spaciousnessof a bygoneera and gracious family living! Of course, it has a family roomin addition to the is currently beingrestored to its formerglory by one of the arca’s foremostcrab super living roomand dining roomlextra large and with long, big win- tsman. It has three hugebedrooms plus a study, 2 ~ baths, hugefamily roomand dows!} but additionally, it includesa glaes-enclosedfamily porch with its an nil newkitchen. 2 fireplaces andis on 2 beautiful woodedacres! It is locatedin ownheating systemand a built-in brick barbecuefireplace. It’s o perfect the best area of HopewellTownship and a hop, skip and jumpfrom Princeton. roomfor entertaining. Aseparate mud-laundryroom with lots of shelves Youwill not wantto miss this attractive offering ...... $145,000. anda laundrytub is off the garageand a half bath, plus eat-ln kitchenwith a new KENMOREdishwasher completes the first floor. Four spacious bedroomsand two full baths are upstairs. All on a fan-shapedcorner lot with lovely matureplantings and manybirch trees, just a short walk from the BenFranklin Schoolin nearbyLawrence Township ...... In the 70’s[

A BUILDER’SDREAM! One of the arca’s most respected craftsmen, reluc- tantly offers his dream house far sale...a NewEngland farm colonial with beautiful brick and aluminunlexterior, all maintenancefree. A large redwood deck and flagstone porch looks ant on deep woodsacross the back. Inside finds six fireplaces - of magnificentstone in the familyroom, of old brlek in the dining room.den and recreatinn roomand two formal mantels in the large living room anti master bedroom.Four lovely bedrooms.31.~ baths and o separate apartment DON’TMISS THIS TREASURE...ownertransferred, and this perfect three bedroomranch just minutes from Princeton is back on the market! Whygo tt. THIS LOVELYNEW COLONIAL has four bedrooms, 2~ baths and is in one over tlu, garat~e! Theexciting masterbedroom includes a separate ~lariumand a of the best locations of KingstonAcres! Trees in backgive a beautiful viewfrom beoutibdly appoint,,d I0 x 10 bath/dresslng room with mirrored walls. Many Florida, whenyou can enjoy your ownstockade fenced-in in-ground pool. Ad- the patio, dining roomand kitchen. Central air conditioning,large familyroom other extras! All incloded with loving care, exquisite use of materials and jacent to a garden, this homeoffers seif-maimenunce,weB-insulated, full with fireplace, two-cargarage and full basement.Bus to NewYork City stops at basement,living room,kitchen, sunnyfamily roomqor dining area} overlooking fastidinus attention to detail. Please let us showyou this.. Reducedto $162,000. the corner andtrain transportationis also convenient.City water andcity sewer. the privacy of the boat, plus three bedroomsand a bath. Landscapedwith trees, it $70,000. is the perfectfirst home,or retirement.It won’tlast long,so call to see it. Only three miles from PalmerSquare. Really a good investment...... JOHNT

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HOPEWELL PRINCETON BELLE MEAD HopewellHouse Square 353 NassauStreet Route206 Hopewell,New Jersey 08525 Princeton,New Jersey 08540 Belle Mead,New Jersey 08502 t609 ,466-2550 (609) 921-2776 (201) 874-5191 14-B Thursday, April 7,1977

’ REALTYCO. of HILTON PRINCETON,INC.,

AVAILABLEFOR THE FIRST TIME - Charmingtwo- ONE ACRE TREED AND BEAUTIFULLY tAN’ COLONIAL CHARM, stowSouthern Colonial homewith elegant colum- DSCAPEDLOT offers complete privacy Vet is not ns and beautiful landscaping in Lawmnceville. isolated. Three bedroomcustom built Ranch, CONTEMPORARYCONVENIENCE Graciousfoyer, sunkenliving room, formal dining ideal for comfortableliving ...... $64,900. I CAN’TMOVE I room, eat-in kitchen,newly remodeled, family But, if I could, I wouldundoubtedly choose this room garden room, laundry end powder room are restored older Colonial located in the Boro of on the first floor. Secondfloor hasfive good.sized WELL KEPT THRIE BEDROOMCOLONIAL ON A Hopewell, It not only has 3 bedrooms,bath and bedroomswith two full baths. A maid’s roomend BEAUTIFULLYLANDSCAPED Vs ACREFENCED IN large eat-in kitchen, but a beautiful living room bath plus full basement,two-car garageand patio LOTis an ideal homefor the youngfamily. Modern with bayedwindow, 33’ long sunporchand lovely with gas grill completethis lovely property. Entire eat-in kitchen, dining room, living room, family wainscoated dining room. An added plus is a houseis professionally decoratedand in peakcon- roomend fireplace, 2 H baths, full dry basement studio over the 2 car garage, completewith its dition ...... $98,500. and an oversized two-car garage. All this and ownheating system,electric and phonelines. This more. Call for details ...... $59,900. newlisting is mostreasonably priced at . $60,500. IN AN EXCLUSIVESECtiON OF MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIPwe have a three bedroom Ranch FIVE BEDROOMCOLONIAL now under con- MODERNRANCHER -with 3 bedroomS,2 ½ baths, situated on a one acre woodedlot. This homehas formal dining roomand manyhidden extras like 4 struction with Spring completion. Located on a a 19 x 20 living roomwith fireplace, 14 x 12 dining one acre lot with a picturesqueview overlookinga In a great neighborhood,a "Keve-bulh"4 bedr, mmColonial. Family roomwith zoneheat, central air conditioning, flagstone en- room, large kitchen with eating area that opens valley ...... $102,000. fireplace, eat-in kitchen, ee.nomicalheating costs, path). For lull particulars and try, 2 fireplaces, a family room17 x 21, a kitchen onto a large sundeck.Downstairs is a family room $85°000, 13 x 21 plus muchmore. Aroundthe 1.4 acres are an appuinmwutto inspect, call now!...... with fireplace andbarbeque pit. Otherfeatures in- OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY BY apple, peach, pear and cherry trees, a sunken clude three full baths, patio with fireplace, dog patio and a storage shed 10x16. A lot for your HILTON REALTY COMPANY ’+~’ ~ ’/! Y ". run, outside shed.Call for details ...... $99,900. ,, ~(~ ~/i://,., \ money...... Reducedto $78,500. ROLLING MEADOWS THREE BEDROOMHOME NOWUNDER CON- A picturesque setting in MontgomeryTownship. RESIDENTIALPROPERTY 24 homes,priced from $78,900.Call for details. WITH COMMERCIALPOTENTIAL STRUCTION.Treed lot in good condition. $56,500. A substantial older Colonial on almost an acre BUILDING which has been zoned for neighborhood com- LOTS AVAILABLE IN PRINCETON SPLIT LEVELwith three bedroomsand two full TOWNSHIPAND WESTWINDSOR TOWNSHIP. mercial use. There are 3 bedrooms,1½ baths, baths located on a well landscapedhalf acre lot panelled study, kitchen, dining room, living room with a fully fencedand private rear yard. Central APARTMENT5AND OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE. with fireplace, screenedporch, garage, basement. air and garage ...... $61,500. Ideal location for professionaloffices. Offeredat TOWNHOUSES - CONDOMINUMSFOR SALE OR ...... $05,000. THREEBEDROOM BRICK RANCH- family room RENT. CaU us- 466-2444 leading to a patio, living roomwith fireplace and SpringLake Heights, NewJersey. For information,call 201-449-1700. MAY AGENCY bookcases.Two-car attached garage... $61,900. GRIGGSTOWN Realtor- lnsuror MULTIPLE SertqnSthP entire Princeton arel LISTING SERVICE Hereis a real houestbargain ! In this 3 or 4 bedroomranch, 2 lull baths, central Rt. 518, Blawenburg Evenings & Weekends: air c,ndhioning. 2-car garage, newredwood scrcened-ln porch, aluminumsiding, RE~,L’~OR Open 7 Days Eveningsg Weekends ML, S, uumerousextras. Nestledun a lovely 1 acre woodedlot ...... Asking$64,900. WilliamSehuessler, 921-8963 Allen D’Arcy,799-0685 KARENHALE 359.7632 LARRYMAY 466.1619 HarveyRude, 201-359-5327 Jack Stryker, 921-6752 ¯ 1 94 Nassau Street 921-6060 in the HiltonBuilding ¯ 2ndFloor ¯ ElevatorService Edith Mesniek,609-924.-9719 RuseEdmonds, 201-449-9357 OFFICE SUITES TWENTY NASSAU NOW RENTING 100 SQUAREFEET TO 2,200 SQUAREFEET One.two, three, four, five, six and seven loom office suites available," ’ 3-4 BEDROOMSIN A TRADITIONALDESIGN in t-- somettonting on Nassau Street and ovedooklng Princeton Campus, somefully carpetedend panelled, some wilh fitenlaces. Off Sttee¢ the Windsorswith excellent accessto train and Parking, PRINCETONARMS buses. This home is well kept end has 1-" MONTGOMERY ALL UTILITIES, JANITORIAL SERVICESINCLUDED ~’~ basement,garage, fireplace and a garden area Luxury Apartments ~-’, in the back.40’s andanxious for offers. 12: Modestpriced attractive 3 bedroomranch. Eat-ln kitchen, I I/~ baths, central air Call 609.452-2652 conditioning,good landscaping, Montgomery schools. Worthyour careful con- sideration ...... $59,900. I and 2 Bedrooms ~ 2-Family -- PRINCETONBOROUGH First floor OUR NEWESTLISTING IN HILLSBOROUGH end Secondfloor both have3 bedrooms,eat-in ForRent - Apts.For Rent-Houses From $220, per month ~ kitchens and bath. There Is s full basement, A LOVELY 4 BEDROOMBI-LEVEL COMPLETE WITH POND, TO front rap-around porch, screened porch, off ENHANCEA CHARMINGPARK-LIKE SETTING ...... $57,500. SHORT TERM RENTAL -- street parking, separateentrances and walking FRANKLIN CORNER June15 to Sept 15. Furnished, 3 GARDENS ndrm,2 bath,air conditioned Features: ~] distance to NassauStreet. $81,900. A FEW UNIQUESERVICES: Finelymaintained garder Ranchernear Lawrenceville. apts. 30 ft.living room, colonial IVall-to-IVMI carpeting over MuhlpleListing Servicesin : .large eat-in kitchen diningroom, paneled study. S.merset CoLmty,Mercer County .formal dining room concretein 2ndfloor apts. ~ .nice size bedrooms Elec.kitchenw. dishwasher & ~ EXPANDED RANCH: WEST WINDSOR a 4 breakfastarea. Paneled ?.J bedroomwith mastersuite, formal dining room, ~; Reh)-Intereity RelocationService .full bath basementgame room, shade & All Utilities except Electric ~ .balcoeiesor patios fruittrees. Freezer, washer, Individually controlled heat cornerbrick fireplace in living room,kitchen hasI- .convenient laundry/storage dryer.No dogs.$400/mo. 609- ~ tiled counter, double sink, and dinette, Cooperatewith the Princeton Real Estate Group facilities 2 air ’] .heat & hot water included 896-0508. conditioners screenedback porch, full basement.Over the 2 F Private entrances car garageis an apartmentof 3 roomsand bath, Reahr.nicC.mpaterlzod Listings: The only realtor-operated systemin the area. From$250 HOPEWELL SEMI - Im- V~ maculate5 rooms.$270, ap: Walk-in closets "~ andall separateutilities. Asking $85,000. [~ C.mexisit us aud we’ll slmwyou onr exchtsb,.e computertermiua[ to help you Centralized"location minutes blly.r sell. pliances,lots of extras, yard from Princeton& Trenton.161 for kids and pets. HOME Individual balconies ~ Franklin Corner Rd. RENTALS,Brkr, $40. 609.394- Storage room within apt. ~, JOHNT Lawrencevgle,N.J. just off 5900. [~ RouteItnear Quakerbridg¢ l,aundrv Rooms PRINCETONTOWNSHIP a 12 room 2-story with Mall)609-896-0990. NESHANICColonial farm " ~ central air, large kitchen, heated breezeway, Saperintendent on site house. 8 newlyreconditioned ~ mastersuite with full bath, 3 fireplaces, finished IENDE[ ON SUBLET- I bdrm apt. in rooms. Large modernkitchen. ,iJ basementarea, covereddeck, laundry area. HuntersGlen, Plainsboro Washer, dryer. 2 zoned hot REALTORS $236/mo.Available 5/29, call water heat. $485. Available Open Mon.-Fri. slag,ODD.~. 609-799-8625after7pro. May1.201-359-,1652after 6 p.m. ~ Route 206, Belie Mead, NewJersey 08502 only. 12:00-5:00 p.m. SaL 10-2 p.m. ;~ KINGSTON- King size duplex. TWIN RIVERS-- 2 bedroOm ~ BUSINESS IN AREA: Boudoir Shop in- r~ (opposite MontgomeryMunicipal Building) $260, heat paid, appliances. Townhonseavailable June1. 609-448-4801 PRINCETON Borough with an excellent Ready April. Extras HOME ~" RENTALS,Brkr, $40. 609-394- Ho pets. Call 201-536-2760or ~"1 location. ~ (201) 874-5191 501-9524. 5900. Directions:from Princeton - Prlnceton-HightstownRd., Currently $125,000. East Windsor turn right on Old TrentonRd.. %mllo turn left and ;. COUNTRYSETTING - Local tallow signs. rancher on 10 acres. 2 BR, ~ Restaurant and Loungewith dining rooms, " BE SELECTIVE! fireplace, just $280.Nice buy. *, HOMERENTALS. Brkr, $40. ampleparking, currently at $389,900. with ex-~ LongStanding 609-39~,-5~0. ceUentterms to a qualified buyer. ResponsibleMgmt. For Rent-Houses For Rent-Houses-1--=1 PLAINSBORO AllModern IMMACULATE-- ’ s For Rent - Apts. FinelyMaintained bedroom ranchon dead-end -~ NE~ED I & 2 Bedroomapts. street in LawrenceTownship. SUMMERRENTAL -- 2-3 country cottage in Pretty For Sale By Owner bdrmhouse on Stony Brook5 OURNEWEST LISTING: CRANBURYitself, e FullyCarpeted 2 blocks from N.Y.-Trenton- Brookarea. 3 bedroomswith custombuilt brick and aluminumRanch design 3 bedroomcontemporary featuring a living room ALLENTOWN,N.J. FullyAir Conditioned Princeton bus, 3 blocks to rain from Princeton.609-924- bath. living roomwith dining SwimClub Available Rider College. Central air. 8341. area andlire place, kitchen with natural woodwork, central air con- with brick fireplace hearth. Fully screenedpatio 2 bedrooms living room, SomeBalconies or Patios fireplace, 2-cargarage28-foot with laundry. Suitable mr ditioning, finished breezeway,oversized 2 car r~ and private rear yard, attached2-car garage.Full dining room kitchen colored panelled family room. Large. CHESTNUT WILLOW married couple or singte garage, full basement,cement driveway, well basement.Many other extras. tile bath, luxury apts. $250. beautifully landscapedlot. FORRENT -- 1.bedroomapt person.No cldldren or pets. landscaped, custom kitchen, incidentials ~, immediate occupancy. Locatedon DorchesterDr. Washer.dryer, refrigerator- ~/mo. Available Aprg 1. Private entrance, private near Princeton - Hightstown freezer, dishwasher,wall.to- drapes.atFaxRUn,s281 ale.No,includes carpeted, t;all609-921-2603. remain.Kept in the best condition. $77,S00. Call 609-799-0347 Rd. ~ porch, a/c, carpeting, ther- wallstorageCarpeting,attic,rotatingdrape--stTv heal/609-799-9159. after 6 or weekends mopane,, screens, spacious From$220 609-448-6960 PRINCETONJCT. - Char- closets and cabinets, mind Colonial.4BR . 2½B, Refrigerator/ freezer WYNBROOK WEST HiG~hap. wall/wall carpet, treed lot. range/oven,washer I dryer Locatedon Dutch Necl~ Rd. off piness. 3BR, basement, yard, Avail. April 1. $525/mo.609- RIe.130 facilities, TV antenna, From$225 .609-448-3385WINDSOR- Executive 3 BR, balcony. Priced under $30O. 799-2235. reserved parking. laundry~ basement, 2 car HOMERENTALS,Brkr, $40. ForRent - Apts.For Rent - Apts. ’ BROOKWOOD GARDENS garage, large lot, lavish ex. 609.~4-5900. . LOOKINGTO MOVE? CRESTWOODCOLONIAL tras,TIOMERENTALS,Brkr, 60~gS-~lS ARMS Locatedon HickoryCorner Broker, S20 ALLENTOWN- Dynamite LAWRENCEVILLE- A buy Rd.off Rte. 130 $4O.~-~4-5900, 609-259-7540 YARDVILLENEAR 1-05"’ ~= Station Square, Route206 Route206, State Rd. duplex. 2BR,$250. Heatpaid, for $200. Carpets, heat paid, all BREZA ROAD From$225 ~9-448-5531 "" FORRENT -- For ~e monthbdrm split. 1½baths, ex. cond. NEWHOPE -- 2 bdrm, 1½~ air, appliances, kids ana pets appliances, much more. (Off Yardville- of July and first 3 weeksof nopets.$425mo..plusutlllties. Belle Mead " Princeton OK. HOMERENTALS, Brkr, HOMERENTALS, Brkr, $40. ’ Allentown Rd.) SHARON ARMS bath townbousew. fireplace. ~. (2011359-6222 $40. 609-394-5900. 609-394-5900. Locatedon Sharon Rd. off of August, a furnished s-bedroomRaTs. 609-799.2111. Re[s. &sac. deposit reqhired. (6091924-7575 Circleat lntereecllonof Rts ares, kitchen and eeresned-in 3 ROOMAPT - letfloor, ac. 130& 33near Tnpk exit 7.A just HIGHTSTOWN-- 3 BR, LR, . HOPEWELL, NEW JERSEY t=mi north of Rt. 1-95 porch, located ’in West --2 bdrms,livinl~ r~m, newly cessto yard, suitable forI or[ APARTMENTFOR RENT Tisbury, Martha’s Vineyard. DR, kitchen, bath, full ~, imornveneat-ln Kitchen & new adults.Lease & security$225 2 bedrooms,kitchen and bath, From$210 609-259-9449Rentalincludes I00 acres,basement, yard, porch. 53 EDGEMERE RD. Plaln- bath.Colonial. $270/mo. Call includesallutile, 201-782.0527, Furnished, private entrance, secludedprivate beach and $289/mo.Adulis only. No pets sboro-- Brandnew raised 609-921-2417or921-2435. weekends. parking, 15 minutes from beautifulview of Vineyard609-440-2725. ranch,3 bdrms,1 bath, AVAILABLENOW - I00’sof garage, central air. con- Prince[oa. Country at- selections,apartments and Sound and Cape Elizabeth ~~,,~,r,~,r~k,t,~l,~,~l,~lMLl~ro~e~LIp,=U~=, CLASSIFIEDDEADLINE mospnere. Professional or Islands. Rent$2,S00permanth COTTAGEon a farm, 2 m! dltioning, washer, dryer, homes,all areas, all prices. east of Hlghtstown. 1 BR, refrigerator, dishwasher, IS business manonly. Write Box or $1,250 for 2 weeks plus 564, lid I, Princeton, N.J, HOMERENTAI.,S. BrKr, $40, utilities, etc. Call (609) 924- lvrm, kit,&bath.Nopets. 609. $400/mo.Available now. ~09- 5 P.M. MONDAY 08540. ~-394-5900. 2146. 448-1824. 9~1-7907,’ HOME HUNTER’S GUIDE Thursday,April 7, 1977 15-B

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THIS WESTWINDSOR SPECIAL UNDER $60,000. Fourbedroom, two bath Ranch. Close to station. Ideal for the growingfamily as well as for the commuter.Just listed at ...... ,.. $59,~0. A VIEWOF BELLEMOUNTAIN SKI RUNcen be had from tbe front of this three HOWTO SNATCH A HOUSE|I You can do it in broad dsylightl Walkright up to the bedroomRanch with formal dining room,full basementand attached garage on a nice front doorof this one. Lookit over, inside andout. Makean offer QUICKLYon this ½ acre lot in the country ...... $48,900. homethat hasbeen reduced for a fast sale. Ownerhas been transferred and wants Ac- tionl Featuresin this 4 bedroom,2 bathRanch include central air, centralvac, full basementplus a hide-a-wayroom perfect for the hobbiestor professionallive-in arrangement...... $69,900. \

A PARKIN YOUROWN BACK YARD - This new listing is a delightful 4 bedroom Colonialwith e superbkitchen that offers everythingat yourfingertips. A large sunken family roomadjoins with an exit leadingto the lovely woodedback yard. It also in- cludes2 ½baths, full basement,2-car garage,like-new carpeting and central air con- ditioning ...... $68,,900. MAINTENANCEFREEis this two story, 3 bedroom,2 ½ bath with aluminumsiding in LawrenceTwp. Lots of unusualfeatures and extras in this one.Central air, deluxekit- CHARM-LOCATION-AMENITIES-SETTING;- Super Colonial in popular PennView call for more DOYOU WANT a homewith bedrooms,living and dining rooms,kitchen with ad- chen,electric garagedoors and central vacuumto namea few ..... Heightshas them all. Crownmoulding, chair rail, low lying windows,fireplace and details ...... tH~00. spaciouscheerful rooms (8 + 2 ½baths) just minutesto everywhereeither by car, bike joining eatingarea, PLUSa family room,PLUS a jalousie andscreened-in rear porch or pleasantwalk. Central air, like-newwaft-to-wall carpeting throughout, storage galore next to an in-groundpool all on a ½acre + lot in WestWindsor for the low price of- "rwo CARCONVENIENCE for the one car family. This three bedroombrick and but with expansionpossibilities. Onattractive lot accentedby greenery,back yard bar- $58,900?Call usl Wehave one. frameRanch has a countrysetting but is only a short walkto the station. Enjoythe becueand patio. Reallya delightful homefor your family ...... $104,900. ,GOSUBURBANI LIKE A PRIVATEPARK? You have both in this 3 bedroomRanch. trees, the fireplace,outdoor barbecue, the studyand bright kitchen.Priced to sell at- $59,900.Carl WestWindsor. Modernkitchen for Morn,panelled family room, and over anacre of privacyas this is a PENNINGTONRANCH - Greet Spring in this three bedroomhome ---- professionally non-developmentRanch located in WestWindsor and priced at $89,900.Make an ap- landscapedyard --- largebrick terracefor outsideentertaining-fenced-in yard ---- and OUTDORABLE- A very nicely decoratedhome for the commuter.Three bedrooms, pointmenttoday and S-P-R-E-A-DO-U-T 11 $43,,900. morel ...... $69,990. 2 ½ baths,and an enclosedprivate yard. Professionallylandscaped ......

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Resort Properties JAMAICA, WESTINDIES I Village Tempo... Picture yourself surrounded by lush tropical gardensand HILTON enjoying the scenic view of ,e ¯ \ Metropolitan Amenities the mountainsand the night REALTY CO. RENTALS lights of the city; Beautiful home, with spacious rooms of Allow yourself the time Marvelousfl=rnlshed contemporary with a Princetonad- and large porch. Situated 20 PRINCETON.INC. dressl 4 bedr(.,ms,3 baths, living roomw/fireplace. miles from Kingston. dining area, great kitchen, deck. pool. woods°etc. Modestly priced at $55,000. to experience the mood Availablewith maid service once a weekfrom September Call 609-883-8954after 6:00pm. umbers: to mid-January¯ possibly earlier. of quiet elegance...... $525/monthplus utilities. LONG BEACH ISLAND -- lovely oceanfront duplex. 3 individually designed B.roughbrick/kame colonial within walkingdistance bdrm, IZ:= baths avail. May. 4Large Bedrooms .f NassauStreet andJuglown! 3 bedrooms,2 full bath Sept. & Oct. 3g/day. Sum- anti a half, livingroom w/flreplace, dining room, nice mertime atso avail EnglishContemporary or kitchen. FURNISHED.... $525/month plus utilities. MAINEISLAND FARM -- for 2 FullBaths Traditional and Rustic Colonial homes CONDOMINIUM¯ QUEENSTONCOMMON ¯ rent DownEast farmhouse in Livingnmm, with fireplace, diningroom, kitchen with exclusive Dark Harbor. off nestled in a woodedretreat... Camdenby state ear ferr},. 15 MajorAppliances all m(~lernc(mveniences, stud1,’, powderroom...Second quiet acres of woods& fields floor: three bedroomw/hall bath, master bedrcmm yet near gen’l store &library. THREEBEDROOM BRICK RANCH features a w/bath,lmmdry, one car garage...useol swimmingpool All amenities yacht club starting at s100,O00. andtennh courts ...... $700per month. family roomwith sliding glass doors leading tennis public launch & harbort MilesFrom Princeton swtmmmg,. I_ pub. 8 rooms & to a 12 x 36 patio and a fully insulated and bath including huge modern heated basement. JOll\ kitchen, furnishings &remote Visit ourfurnished models den w. fireplace. Ideal for $61,900. s48,990comP, ete q-IENDEo ON’" professor/writer & family. That’sour 4.bedroom0exter model described above. andother almostcompleted homes. $500/mo.$1.300 for season. Andwe have 3 othermodels.., equally value-packed. Pleasecall 609-8834865. I q4 NassauStreet ¯ 921-6060 353 Nassau St. Princeton, N.J. 08540 i~ All completewith 5 maor appliancesand a greatnew Directions: i energysay no package that includeswindows and (609) 921-2776 See Our Other Ads. Route31 Northto DelawareAuenue. I?EAL/O~’ doorswi h nsulatedglass, and more. You’ll have all LONGBEACH ISLAND, N.J. this plusa fabulouslocation adjoiningPrinceton, just Rightturn, proceedpast Main Street -- 3 bedroom,1 t,.~ bathduplex. anhour from N.Y.C. It all addsup to NewJersey’s to AbeyDriue (PI.). Rightturn and. . Also 4 bedroom, 1½ bed bath numberone p acefor valueand convenience. Hurry Cape Cod. Completely fur- andcash in on ourwinning community while you still nished. Reducedrates until For Rent-HousesForRent-Houses July 1. Call 609-655-2656. can.Our final sectionis nowopen! Youwill bewithin... 4 EXCITING MODELS Ranch= BI-Levels ¯ Cape& Colonial 3 yearold EWINLIcolontat NORTH BEACH HAVEN -- PENNINGTON4 bedrooms-- consistingof 8 rooms,21/z Long Beach Island,open $350/m0plus utilities. Call609- baths,4 bedrooms,2 car monthof Julywasher-dryer 586-1065after 5pm. garage,on I/2 acre lot. All roomsare spacious. Many de- 609-4924577April 6-11. luxequalities and extras are featured in this beautiful LONG" ~ ~ -- SUMMERRENTALS modernhome. References are Harvey Cedars duplex, I block required$500 per month.Call to ocean.East apt. has 3 Pools, peacocks,tow.nhouses. bdrms.Upstairs apt. has SOUTHBRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP.....In the newerNonh section tennis courts. Wenave an 896-9300.SussmanRealfy’realtor,609- sundeck with view oflhe bay. of KendallPerk, incredible assortment of Tennis courts nearuy. a living enuironment,from $250/wk.Aug., $22S/wk, July. VAand FHA Buyers...Minimum deposit required for eualified summerrentals available to applicantsl the careful tenant. MAN~/ILLE- 3 rm.bungalow 609-494-8484. Wellmaintained 3 bedroomColonlal..Lote of extrse...new N.T. CALLAWAY forrent. 201.725.7354. STONE HARBOR N.J. - 5 waterhooter, dishwaaher, wall.to-wall carpet, air conditioner, 4 NASSAUST bdrmhouse on baywith 2 boat etc. DIRECTIONS PRINCETON,NJ slipsand floating dock. For YOUmust see this tremendouavalue, onl $44,900. fromNorth Jersey- G.S. Pkwy. exit 130.then Rt. 1 ! 609-921-1050 EASTWINDSOR--4bedroom rent Jury 1-15 $1000. Call 609- r southIs Plelnsboro-Kfngstonexit (at PdncetonHoliday ModelHome Open Daily Colonialin excellent location. 921-7546 after 6 p.m. 402 No. BridgeSt. Inn);left towardPlelnsboro (Pleinsboro Rd.) approx. / AvailableMay 6 at RS0/mo. Brldgeweter,N.J.. 1½mites to CountryVillage. noonto five 8 ROOM RANCHER -- 2 plus utilities.1 year lease,1½ RENT -- NEW ROUND 2gl, B2/,-1020 OpenDally10 a.m,-~ p.m.; Sun, 12 p,m.-S:3O p.m. bathsLpatio with fireplace, 112 monthssecurity required. Air HOUSE - POCONOS- 3 BR s, @h~ onlife office(~10 l) BI4.SIes CIOlNKIThurllday ¯ Phone:609-7gg-333S (609) 737-2131 acre tot, Rider College area. conditioned.609-448-4081 [plc, TV, wknds,wkly. Aftr Realtor 609-8834172after 6pm. weekdaysfor an appointment. 6pro, 609-586-4442. HOME HUN TE R ’ S GUIDE

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PENNINOTONBOROUGH DUTCHCOLONIAL - with warmth and charm, situated on a tree lined street. Large’kitchenwith eatingarea, formal dining room,living roomwith fireplace, family room, 3 bedrooms,one full bath.full basement,2 car detached garage ...... $63,900. * SpaciousLiving Area ¯ ExcellentCondition ¯ Low,Low Taxes ¯ 2-3Bedrooms 0 ¯ 3.4Bedrooms ¯ CloseProximity to ¯ 125 yrs. Young ¯ In-GroundPool HOPEWELLBOROUGH ¯ ScreenedPorch Schools&Station ¯ TotallyModern . Asking$51,500 TOWNLIVING ¯ is whatthis immaculate2 story Colonial offers. ¯ $67,900. Modernkitchen with eatingarea, formal dining room, large living room,foundry room, 3 bedrooms,1 ½ baths, 2 car detachedgarage, full basement...... $S5,B00.

TOWNAPARTMENT HOUSE - 2 story with 4 apartments,each apartmentconsisting of 4 roomsand bath. All separateutilities, excellentcondition plus ideal location. Call us for priceand details,

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VICTORIAN- modern kitchen, formal dining room, living room with bowwindow, den with built-in bookcases,3 bedrooms, ¯ LovelyArea ¯ MaintenanceFree 1 ½baths, 2 car garage,tool house,beautifully landscaped lot ¯ 4 Bedrooms ¯ ExcellentSchools withmature tree, conditionexcellent ...... $67,900. ¯ Excellent+ * $53,500 ENGLISHTUDOR - King George Road. Modern kitchen with Condition eatingarea, formal dining room, living roomwith fireplace, familyroom, 3 bedrooms,1 ½ baths, basement, 2 car garage, ideal locationand mint condition ...... $71.900. HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP OAKCREEK ROAD, EAST WINDSOR- 2½acre lots with all utilities. ATTRACTIVECAPE COD - Modernkitchen with dining area, "IWOHALF-ACRE RESIDENTIAL LOTSAVAILABLE IN ESTABLISHED NEIGHBORHOOD WITHALL living roomwith fireplace, 5 bedrooms,2 full baths,full basement,onecar garage,ideal location for peaceand quiet.. UTILITIES.THESE LOTS ARE WOODED ANDLOVELY...... $54,900. ROSSMOORCONDOMINIUM. THEBEST OF BOTH WORLDS- a 2 bedroom, 2 bath house, in an NOWIS THETIME TO BUILD ¯ on oneof ourwooded lots. Your plansor ours.Package deal ~only house and lot. Lotsnot sold adultvillage, operated onthe condominium principal ...... Asking$440. per month separately. Come experience lhe Princeton Meadows way ~m~ ~ J - WHATMORE COULD YOU WANT. attractive Split Levelwith Virginia Anderson MaryPatrician of life. Distinctive oneand countrysetting. Modern kitchen with eating area, formal dining Patricia Bell, Broker two bedroomaparlmenls ~.~]p,~ ~1~ room,family room with fireplace,laund~ room, 4 bedrooms, Amy Bohm Pat Patrician Ruth Bly Minutes from Princeton 2 ½baths, basement, 2 car garage...... $71,90B. Carole Carson Joanne Sanders University.The train to New Connie Darrow Vivian MacPherson Bill Sanders YorkCity andPhiladelphia H/~MILTONTOWNSHIP Janet Lachapelle is a few minutes away. Kay Tighe Phone:609-799.t61t. COMFORTABLEBI.LEVEL. modern kitchen with breakfastbar, m-m1 formal dining room,living roomwith bowwindow, 4 +na LINCOLN PROPERTYCOMPANY bedrooms,1 ½ baths, family roomwith fireplace, storage M/..-$ room,covered gatio, in.groundpool 16’ x 36’, storageshed. Open7 Days a Week 50Princeton-Hightstown Road,Princeton Junction ~./.:~/_____ fencedin rearyard, basement, ideal location ...... $46.900.

WESTAMWELL TOWNSHIP ATTRACTIVEBI.LEVEL - plus Country setting. Upper level con- zo tains mqdernkitchen with eatingarea, formal dining room. large living roomwith bow wlndow, 2 bedrooms, full bath. Lowerlevel hasLarge family room with provisionsfor 3rd OFFICE SPACE bedroom,full bath,entertaining kitchen, 3 car garage,patio. REAL ESTATE Blacktopdriveway wit;3 parkingarea ...... $S6,900. CroshawAgency Inc. 4.2 WOODEDACRES - with flowingbrook and attractive ran- LOCATION:Mid-way between Princeton and Somervdle in cher. Modernkitchen with dining area, living roomwith EST.1893 . /" HilisbotoughTownship. Good access to majorhighways and firepleca,family room, 2 bedrooms,onefull bath,1 car garage, RESEARCH PARK smalltwo story barn...... $74,900. REALTgRS publictransportation in all directions. HaveYou Read 190 Nassau Street, Princeton, NewJersey 08540 SELECTION:5 models with all wantedfeatures, including 2-car ourColumn Today? garages,ceramic tile baths,underground city utilities on¾ WANTS"~O RENT ~09-924-0322 acrelots. 3 to 5 bedrooms. QUALITYg VALUE: Superior construction details. Ranchers $3.25 per square/oct net, net BEAUTYSHOP ¯ Hopewell Township, good location, 2 sink A COMPLETE pricedfrom $68,900. Colonials from $72,900. BusinessReal units,4 chairdryers, off streetparking ...... $3S0p=er month I~AL ESTATE ORGANIZATION OPENHOUSE ¯ SAT. & SUN.- NOON"i’ll DUSK 30 day occupancy. DIRECTIONS:Woods Road, 1½ mi. Southor AmwellRoad, or EstateFor Rent ¾mi. westof RiverRoad to TownshipLine Road then North STORE FOR RENT - WANTSTO SELL onWoods Road ½ mi. Watchfor signs. Hop¯well,1300 sq. feet. Call 609-397-8173after 6 pro. 1500 square feet and ,,p AUTOREPAIR BUSINESS ¯ Hopewell Township, also includedis a 2 storvdwelling witb 2 aperlments,good location. Call us for ,o,N o .+ s, priceand more details* Bridgewater,N. J. WARRENPLAZA WEST 201-526-1020 Rt. 130, East Windsor Princeton Mailing Address r aaslto oUlco (201) 874.3780 STORE SPACE FOR RENT BUYLAND: THEY DON’T MAKE IT ANYMORE Callus for moreInformation on theabove listings Existing 20-store shopping and Phone Number plaza has 1000 s~.ft, store 10 ACRES,Hopewe[I Township. residential ...... $45,000. Resort BusinessReal space available. Fully air conditioned, acoustical Properties EstateFor Rent ceiling, recessed lighting, 3.2 WOODEDACRES - East Amwell Township ..... $22,900. paneled walls tile floor. CALL: Research Park - BEACH FRONT APT. - on FOR RENT -- Commercial Excellent locationr on State 25ACRES ¯ Hopewell Twp. Residential.. r" ’ " ’ $2,800per acre. store front space, 45 W.Broad Hwy.130, 1/4 mile south of the beautiful Sapphire Bay, St. 609-924.6551 t 8 ACRES¯ Hopewell Township, Residential.. $2,500 per acre. Thomas.Ground floor, St., Hop¯well. Approx. 720 Princeton- Hightstown Road sleeping-living room, large sq.ft. Heat included. Avagable $350/mo.r plus taxes aria bedroom,equipped kitchen, 2 immediately, utilities on a 2-year lease with THE $A, NDBOX STAYS baths, air conditioned. Ac- option.Call 609-448-4024week- commodatesup tn 5 persons N.T. Callaway days for appointment. Membero! Multiple Listing Service Secludedcountry’ ambience. lovely trees on a very Mad and hnen service Real Estate HolidaysCall: provided. Tennis courts, 4NassauSt. Princeton BeyWillie¯r, 737.0462 CathyNemeth, 737.3051 quiet street dose to the Riverside School. Gracious swimmingpool, water sports 609-921-1050 OFFICESPACE -- Princeton, BusinessReal Business Real AliceBowl, 885.7924 RoyDtpple, 737-1066 entry leads to the large living room with raised restaurant on premises. very nice building, very JayRothschild, 737.357S HettyLlndeboom, 737-3178 stone hearth fireplace; separate dining room; eat- 625’ OFFICE SPACE -- in convenient- NassauSt. Very Estate For Rent Estate For Rent Reuso....qnable.cal__._.~l 6~-9~620. attractive building Ample in kitchen; laundry closet; sunny family room; cheep, t drawback:third floor LONG BEACH ISLAND - park ng. Call 609-443-1551. walk-up, very good size -500 IIIghtstown.EastWIndsor EASTWINDSOR huge screened porch; office-library; and full bath, Oceanfront 3 bedroomduplex sq.ft. Call E. Szymanski,609- 0FFICESPACEFORRENT all on the first floor of this unique home. Four with exceptional view in Nortb WASHINGTONTWP-- Store 921-3633. OFFICESPACE WARRENPLAZAWEST bedroomsand two baths on second floor. Full, dry Beach Haven. Redecorated for rent in ideal heavy traf- Rt. l~0.Du~chNockRd. basement; 2-car garage ...... $130,000. andspotless. Call 201-891-7176.ticked fast growinglocation. OFFI-~ SPACE-1200 sq.ft. For Rent 3500sq ft on 2 floors withfinest newbuilding, private entrance 2roomsuite,$240/nio. net, net. LONG ~ ~ -- alarm system. Call 609-259- on U.S. 130, 4.5 miles South Ca11609-448-2100 (office furniture available) Ocean front. Beautiful new3 7800fordetails. AvailableMay from U.S. 1, U.S. 130 circle. bedroom. Spectacular vew. 1st. 201-297-4200. Attractive prestige building ATTENTIONl ! [ i Quiet area. Washer, dryer, LARGEHOUSE - zoned for with ample parking in ex PROSPECTIVE HOME BUYERS’ ¯ dishwasher, w/w carpet. STORERENTAL business suitable for gifts, cellent7 location. Paneleu OFFICE RENTAL in SEMINAR II ¯ Enjoy beautiful June at Professional Bldg. Hights- West Windsor. Approximately furniture, art, antiques, etc. wags, carpeting, accoustical reducedrates. 609-494-6410. town/Princeton Rd. Ample 1000 sq.ft, with kitchen and 609-921-7164. ceilings, central air con- is COMING!! [ Resort Resort lavatory. Good parking, ditioning, lor2yearleasewith parking spacer //0180, WHH, option. Available im-’ APRIL 291h 8:00 P.M. Properties Properties ANDOVER,P.O.- Cranberry POBox 146. H=ghtatown, Suitable for reslaurant, -- delicatessen, grocery. Tenant SOUTHBRUNS., 1,aa0 sq. ft., mediately. Call 609-448.4024 Lake. 2 BR home, fireplace, pays utilities. ~l~/mo. weekdays. OLD YORKE INN, ROUTE 130 elec. heat, screenedporch on 2 COM~ -- centrally lec., near indus, NANTUCKET. Attractively SUMMERIN VERMONT-- lg. woodedIota. $,’]5,000. 609- approx. 1600 sq.R. Charming area. Reas. rates, util. incl. EAST WINDSOR, NEW JERSEY furnished home in historic rent modern chalet on 44e-5331after 6 p.m. tarm house on 2 acre highway WINIFREDLIc. Real Estate BRICKLEY Broker 201-297-5133,9 a.m. - 5 p.m. district, for rent June 15 to mountainside, 20 miles frontage. Ideal for sin. PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPONSORED BY: July 31. 7 rooms, 3 baths, unobstructed view. 609-737- business or offices. $425 net 609-924-7474 B U I L D I N G S P A C E secluded garden. Fully 3916. B~’~--aa[ lease - t yr. lease required. Eves. 609@24-0804 OFFICE SPACE FOR RENI AVAILABLE.609-443-1150. equipped.Sleeps 6 plus. $2500. -- central NassauSt. Small or Callg09-921-95ttafter 6 pmor EstateFor Rent OFFICE FOR RENT. West large, avail now, low rent. ONEROOM -- Ground floor CAPE COD-- overlooking ..,,,....~l~,m~ _ Telephonesecrelarialserviees weekends. private cove of Wellfleet Windsor Twp. One room with office near airport on State atr conditioner and carpeting, a°’agable. 609-9~-2040. Road.$125. 609-924-9038. Harbor at National Seashore. STORE OR OFFICE FOR Storage space available. Heat ] ...... SECLUDEDSWISS CHALET Fishing, tennis, trails, or RENT -- completely ~ includ-ed.Callg09-448.988a. -- in Poconos. Fireplace, 4 relaxing. Comfortablehou.ses renovatedinside and out, 1325 OFFICE SPACE -- modern, TOOLATE TO DiDONATO REALTORS MLS with fireplaces and decxs, season actiyities, prfv. lake sq.ft, area, locatedon Rte 33, W|ID|L[ SPACEFOR RENT-- Can be carpeted,A/C, prime location CLASSIFY Prlnceton.HlghlllownRd.,Ea|t Windsor. NJ, 00512 pool, ski slope, tennis, etc. Sleep6. Spring$125 or $160per Mercer. St.. in Hightstown used for office retail or light adjacent to Lawrence shop- Sleeps six, $150 per wk. Call week. Season $215 per week. avauable tmmediately, call commercial. Large parking ping center on Texas Ave. 609- DEADLINE 609-448.6555 609-393-3112or ~82-6954. 201-521.0229. 201-337-2433. area. Call 609-92,1-0125. 883-2259or 882-6663. NOON TUESDAY " Thursday,April 7. 1977 ] 7-B

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M.R. TOTH Our CONSTRUCTION LandFor Sale ProfessionalCraftsmanship 1 ACRE LAND ROTANDA All Phasesnf Building SPRINGS,FLORIDA. 609443- 4155. T0@H’SHomes MT. POCONO, PA. -- EmeraldLakes. Two 112 acre Magazine DELIGHTFULLYDECEPTIVE lotson paved road. Club, lake, WItatappears on the masMeh~ be rathersmMI preuv, well- pool,tennis, ski slope. Call try.madh.u~ turns out to bea surprislngh’spaclnu~ quite im- evenings,717-421-7229. Our 04-1)age real estate rnagazine. "IODAY’S Rl,acl about such exclusive programs as our Warm pressi’.’eand iner(~llbly inm~aculate b.mel Flagst.ne.ll(mn, CRANBURY.N.J. ’~ lover]lively I rg ’~tht’drat-’e llnged living room, formal dlniog 609.655.2330or 201.329-6013 tlOMIS, is being reacl by thonsands of potential Wehome" and SWAP. 90" x 36" DOUBLEGROUND homebuyersand seller~ eac:h month r~mm,4 be(Irmmls. Inr 3 anda sludyl,21/’., baths,utility/laun- mausoleamlot and crypt. $1300 Rl’dd why 1,978 families bought or sold a home drynmm. all are pleasantaml pristine. But the highlighto[ Ihe It’s janmted packe(l with hunclreds of pictures of Ihrou~.htl’, this pastyear. hmseis the roan’el.us blg e.mbhmtl.nkhchen and fatally m PrincetonMemorial Park. l~mmwhb fireplace and slldinla glass (h,.rs to the handsome 609-448-6473. l’tomes, plus ch,s(riptions, ranging in pri(e from Readv,,hv our businesshas increased50 per cent a brickterrace. $ ~(),OIX)$:l O(),O(}(I. vear h)r the pa’,t live years andhow that can help you As for lilt’ grnunds- hlsh e’,ergreens,flowering ~hrubs, EXCLUSIVELOTS--in Elm Ilomes front as far south as TomsRiver. as far ii you are thinking of buying or selling a home. sl)eelnlentrees¯ tlllck gr.tllldco’,er~,are all partof tile RidgePark,lt/z acres $23,000 north as Ilasking Ridge Youowe it lo yourself and your family. Iwtd,’s~il>nalland.m:aping phumed for easy mainh’nanceand up. Princeton prestige area. aesthefieph.asnre. All in all, it’s hardtit believeh s superbly tlareld A. PeaPson, 609-737- Homesfrom the Atlantic Oceanto the east, to the Don’l makea moveuntil you’ve gotten a copy of eqniplwdfully air-t’.ndi limedconvenh, ii y ~eated.n e has REAL ESTATE 2203. State of Ptmnsylvaniato the west¯ everbeen lived in: bill it has. andhappily [ $147,500. I ()DAY’SH()ML CroshawAgency Inc. Homesin the six Counties ol Monmouth,Ocean, SI[ RLING THOMPSON the full-service real ¯ WOODED112 ACREbuilding Middlesex, Mercer, Somersetand Ihmterdon, cover- esiale companylarge enough to give you the services .-,"-," ,j .- .... lot. 314 OakLane in W. Wind- ing 15btowns in all. you and your family deserve. HaveYou Read sor Twp. Terms. Approved ,pert. 215-295-~57. i ~: e,. ourCehmn Today? WASHINGTONTWP - By STERLINGTHOMPSON owner.14 acres err goodroad. Realtor 1800ft. from Rts. 3311304 mi CustomBuilt from Exit 8 NJ Tpk. Gall or visit your local Slerling Thompsonoffice loday or $5500/aere. Termsavailable - Homes 6 to8 yrs. Phone609-448-1237 N.I. toll free 800-392-6810N,Y. line 212.964-5130 after 4:30 for your magazine

BELLEMEAD AREA Win.Bucci Builder, Inc. 1 ACRE wooded$9500, 6.2 OFFICESIN: This (,onn[ry charlller, snlaJl uverall])tit withlarge ronms. ACRES $29,9007.6 ACRES wooded$20,000, ;~0 ACRES & 31 IIRANCHItURG ¯ IIRICKTOWN ¯ EAST BRUNSWICK* HOWELL¯ MANALAPAN* MARLBORO¯ MATAWAN" eagerlyaw fits newow er wholikes peace,privacy and redid For information, ACRESgen. - industrial, 50 cliniC,ft.Living r,.,m ~hb fireldace, big paneih,d kitela, n, sun- MIDDLETOWN¯ OCEAN¯ SOMERSET¯ SOUTHBRUNSWICK nydining rt~.n, 2 hedr,.m~,2 batl~, I I..~ higbacres whl, swim- call ACRESres-agrie, excellent minti.~nl l.velv tre¯s, rnnnin~brazil. Adellghtfal spot for frontage. Plus manymore fine ) I land listings available¯ Call ’¯I rlvatelives. "Otfer~invlwd on $72,500. MID-JERSEYREALTY, 201- (6091924-O9O8 359-3444. CLASSIFIEDDEADLINE l~el~Are REAL OVERLOOKINGCANAL -- IS il £I"~ ESTATE near RockyHill, 2.7 acre lot, BusinessReal wooded, $35,000. Financing 5 P.M. MONDAY avail. 609-924-2795. NOW RENTING! lfi Estate For Sale HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP -- 7.8 PASTORALACRES in iLIGHT Theideal location onRoute 31 scenic Hopewell Valley. Realtors 247 NassauSt., ~9-9~4-3822 --1/2 mile from 1-95, l/2 mile Perfect for horses. Priced to fromthe Pennington Circle. sell. Principals only, Inquire NORTHGATE KaHand Pat Light, Broken Zoned and used as professionaloffices on almostat 609-924-6332. oneacre with mature trees, HUNTERDDN COUNTY - APARTMENTS ConstanceSrnuer TobyGoodyear JanetMotteson excellent visibility andample exceptional homesite with MarcyCrimmins SeldenIllick TonloArmour Midney parking.. An exceptional op- highest elevation, manytrees CorneliaDiolhenn CatherineJohnson StuartMinton p0rtumty for the professional and a long shale drive. Nestle OneMile Road MartsDwyer NancyKramor WilliamOrrick $89,9o0, The Chase Agency ( f..09) 737-1330. your home amongst tall and Princeton-HightstownRd. cedars with sunny Southern (oPPositeMcGraw Hill) exposure. Sergeantsville area FARM OF THE WEEK LAWRENCETOWNSHIP nearthe only covered bridge. EastWindsor, N. J. Termspossible. $18,00{}. 201- 35,000Sq.Ft. 782-8990. Sprinkled TB Loading APPROXIMATELY 5 ACRES Owner 201-379-2550-- with400’ frontage onUS #1 nearQuakerbri,.ige Road.Call Nine Mercer Street 609-921.8378days or 921-6087 I and 2 Bedrooms 924-0284 LOOKINGFOR A after5 Pro. Evenings924.5509 VERY SPECIALBUSINESS? from $230. per month 50 ACI-t~S OF LAND FOR A oneof a kind? SALE- on CranburyNeck Rd., Noinventory to buy[ nearCranbury. 609-799-1339. Features: Nooutdated stock! ¯ SWIMMING POOL , NOltmE hours! HILLSBOROUGH LOT -- uanoe ode tedby a couple near WoodsRoad school.1 ¯ PLAYGROUNDFACILITIES WhyNot West Windsor? cnurcnaro~ or a family. acre$19 000. More land avail. ¯ OFF STREET PARKING rested? f naneingpnssib e. 609-924-2795 ¯ AIR CONDITIONERS 201-3594204,7-10pro ¯or 921-9135. GRACIOUSColonial in a beautiful setting of natural ¯ KITCHEN WITH DINING AREA woodlandand professional landscaping. Hall, living ¯ THERMOSTAT CONTROLLED HEAT room with bay window,formal dining room, kitchen Real Estate HILLSBOROUGH- One acre with spacious dining area, familyroom with fireplace, on Cul-de-sac.Sewer & water, (included in.rentall utility room,lavatory, guest roomor studyon first floor. Wanted curbs& sidewalks,paid sewer ¯ WASHER8" DRYERFACILITIES Five bedroomsand 2 baths on second...... $115,000. connectionfees. w~l build to ¯ RESIDENT SUPERINTENDENT 1 - 3 ACRE WOODEDLOT -- suit.$26,0(}0. Days, 201-543- on quiet streetin Mont. 5026,eves, 6o9-,148-615o. ¯ MASTER TV ANTENNA Charmingand pedeedyimmaculate Victorian farmhouseset high on 30 acres in CENTERHALL Colonial surrounded by tall trees and gomery.No brokers.201- the Wertsvillevalley. Houseis surroundedby old shade andhas 4-{" bedrooms, 846-6036. split rall fencing in walkingdistance of the schools. I I/~ baths, 2 front parlors, foyer, diningroom, cheery eat-ln kitchen,side porch. Living roomwith fireplace, formaldlnlng room,family RINGOES-- 38 acres, natural Outbuildingsinclude a four-cur garage, large three levd slope barn, equlpment- room, kitchen with breakfast area, lavatory, laundry, hardwood timber plus MODELAPARTMENT OPEN DAILY silo-storagebuildings. All in goodrepair. 1200plus feet of frontage. study or fifth bedroomon first. Four bedroomsand 2 thousands planted evergreens, LandFor Sale bsauffiu! views, ~ver-runnlng (609)448-5935 ...... $156,000. baths on second ...... $94,500. stream,tow (axes,$2690 acre. Eves. 201-782-2901. LANDFOR SALE -- 20 acres- BRICKTUDOR on a beautiful acre in walking distan- zonedindustrial - borders JOHN T. ce of the station¯ Hall, living roomwith fireplace, sun main road -’ near town, BUILDINGlot for sale. schools,churches, 314 mile to Residential, Ready toga. porch, separate dining room, kitchen with breakfast Turnpike entrance. Located in Real Estate Real Estate area, lavatory, family roomon first. Three bedrooms Pert. test approved. Well Was~ingtan Twp. Call owner, already dug. Hopewell and bath on second.Interesting features include natural 609-921-1621. township.$12,000. Call after 6 For Sale For Sale woodwork ...... $96,500. p.m. (201) 35@2616. FARM-- 8.9 acres,4 Ixlrm CONDOMINIUM-- for sale. MemberCLA and Inter.Com SOUTHWESTERN’N.H,-- 42 house, fireplace,screened Wooded lake area, East Metrap,dhanand NationalRehwation ~e~i~s woodedacres. 1500’ tar road gazebo,3-car garage, nox Windsor, Exit~, N.J."rum- ¯ HOPEWELL,N.J. HOPEWELLSQUARE(609)466-2550 PrincetonReal E~tatrGn,up frontage. Stream with beaver CANCELLATION stalls,fenced pasture, 2 wells, pike. 2 bedrooms, all ap- pond¯$,~5,000 firm, By owner. DEADLINE 40x 80new heated barn, will pliances centralair con- Philip Staples, RFD 1, $ P.M, MONDAY hold mtRe,low interest,diUonlng,,carpeting, enclosed Westmorelaud,N,H. 03467 or $12’/,000.Cali Wed-Sat, 201-329. poronaria pool. Free heat. 609- 609.466-1813eves. ¯ 6167,No brokers please. 443-1323. HOME HUN TE R ’ 2 GUIDE

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DESIGNEDFOR HAPPY LIVING -- Salesmen: J. WesleyArcher HAPPY RURAL LIVING on Custombuilt on large landscaped 448-2097 John W. Archer 585-0096 beautifully landscaped 1¾ acres. lot. Spaciousliving roomwith pic- Carefree exterior. Center foyer, Ass Mowery 3q5-1671 Lure window¯ Dining room living room, dining room. OUTOF Gary Ih)pkins 585-7794 overlooking back lawn. Ultra kit- THIS WORLDkitchen features. chen with manycabinets, panelled Panelled gameroom. Four corner VICTORIANGEMI- Magnificent craftmanship and fascinating car- den with stone fireplace. Four large 138 South Main St., Hightstown, N. J. vedchestnut woodwork, original tiffany -typestained glass win- bedrooms,2 full ceramictile baths. dows,fixtures. Oversized dining room, living room,eat-in kitchen, Loadsof closets. Manyfeatures for bedrooms,2½ ceramic tile baths. (60S)448-1069 Finished basement room. MANY 3 bedrooms,1-½ baths. Garage barn, hayloft, #antshed. Ex- OUTDOORENTERTAINMENT. EX- FEATURESTO INVESTIGATE¯ traordinarylJust listed at $47,000. CEPTIONALVALUE. $94,900. $83,900. WHENDO DREAMS BECOME REALITY? When you incorporate vision,design and the finestmaterials in theconstruction of a ¯ ’ .t ’ ~ ~ ’ ~ - gorgeouscustom home. 5 hugebedrooms, 3 Y~ baths, spacious living areasflexibility andintelligently arranged leave nothing moreto imagine.On the perimeter of a lovelygolf courseand r " ,i , ~/ within walkingdistance to swimmingand finest recreation areas-this is yourdream come true. $89,500. Lawrenceville.N.J. 609-896-0005 WAITINGFOR A LOVELY FAMILY - A 3 bedroom.1 V2 bath countryranch in MillstoneTownship. Only $42,900. Real Estate ~ ~ .

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TWIN RIVERS - 2 bdrm. equipped, 4 bedroom on 17 New150 ampelee. service. Condition-- 2 Bedroom- 2 bath Townhouse,Quad III. l blk. to acre field. Lots of room,lots of Bar. The yard has mature Copdominium.Ideal location. school & bus. 5 appliances view, front and back. Middle shadetrees andthe pool hasa C, ccat opportunity for Imme including lg. frost free frig., $40’s, assumable 7%::~ mar- newfilter. $40,500. ownership without the gas grill, storms & screens, tgage. Take a look. 201-462- physical rigors. Cometake a humidifier attic fan. New 3205:__ EAST WINDSORTOWN- look. It may be what you’re paint & caulk. Assure7~,~% SIIIP: Very desireable II acre looking for. $27,900. FHA mortgage. Mid 30’s. TWINRIVERS . 3 BR end unit tract with 1,000 ft. of frontage COMMERCIAL Principalsonly. 609-443-4032, twnhse, Quad I, 2a.=baths, w/w on the NewJersey Turnpike. Zonedlight industrial. $88,000. 200 North MainStreet - Be a cpt, c/a, upgrdedappl &, landlord while living in your SO. BRUNS.,9 rm., 4 ~rm. windowsfinbamt, nowaxf]s, home.2 stores for rental in- 44S-1934 Colonial, 2Vzbaths, patio, gas grill, other extras High come. This lovely home lust with foilage). 5 enormous landscaping, plus extras, renovatedand m excellentbedrOOms; there’s actually 2 FOR SALE RY OWNER -- $49,900,201-297-4558. $30’s. 609-440-2055. Real Estate condition. Completelyfenced master bedrooms;there’s a Princeton Twp. Close to pool & in backyard with gas grill. 3 floor:to-ceiling fireplace in the school. Lg. housewith unusual For Sale YARDVILLE- Fabulous 4 tlOPEWELLTWP -- 32 acre bedroomoplus formal dining family room. Eat-in kitchen deck & beamed ceiling den. IMMACULATETWIN bdrmsplit, t~.~ baths, finished farm features 650 ft. of fron- room and ultra modernkit-- with serrate breakfast nook, Huge kitchen, playroom & RIVERS - 2 bedroom basemcnt screened porch & tage, 2 houses large barn and $49,900 formal dining room, library, master bdrm. plus living rm, townhouse, QuadIlL Loaded patio extras near [-95, ex. outbuildings.3/4’s fresh water GUINNESS AGENCY ~ond.$43,900. Ca 1609-799-211t. largepatio,2½cargarage~2½ family rm. & 2 more with extras. Professionally pond. bathsthatarebigeaougntora bedrooms. Lots of bullt-les & finished. Basement, hi 30’s. Joan S. Kmesen. Boahor party.THIS HOMEIS TRULYstorage space. Summeree- KENDALLPARK - Attractive 50 ACRE CORNER-- over I60STOCKTONST. l. SHOWPLACE!If a large cupancy. $139,000. Call 609.924. 609.448-3767. 2 W. Broad Street, Hopewell 3 bdrm, 2 bath colonial. Exc. 4000ft. offrontage, 314 acre. IIIGHTSTOWN.NJ. 08520 homeis what you want let us 9128. 609-466-I 224 rend. w/paneled rec. & dining Termsavailable. cure your HOUSE-HUNTING rooms w/w carpeting. ILLS with this one. Asking R1NGOES-- beau~ul Cape CroshawAgency, Inc, Cod, 3 bdrms, 1½baths, L/R Serving the HopewellValley Garage, nicely landscaped,HOUSE FOR RENT -- 2 609-448-4250 $125,000. KENDALL PARK -- ext. with stonefireplace, dining, locatddon quiet street. $45,500 homes on farmin Hopewell, 2 ?d’ler hours & SundayCall rend. 4 bdrm Ranch on 113 kitchen, laundry, breezeway for Over 20 Years 609.896-9177. bdrms, in each. Call right 448-2151 "307 N. MainSt., Hlghtstown away. E. Turp acre~ new kitchen, family rm, with patio0 let@2 car garage, "Carl as for your real estate needs! FURNISHEDHOUSE - large R. VanHise 448-8042’ .609.448-0112 new w/w carpetfng all appliances mcluueo, many ,leafiEsch 448.1171 " Member of MLS. Bi-Level,8 rooms,central air, MARTIN.S|MONE .KR L. throughout, enclosed patio, extras, tow taxes, mwutilities, REALTOR fenced yard, stee~ sheu, 3½aeres,balfin trees, $69,900. Licensed in N.J. and Pa. 8891.2car garage"$64,500. 609-585- Weekends&Eves 609-888-4585609-88~.1165 t~EAL’rORS882.5000 $47,900.201-297-6187. Eves. 201-782-2901. HOME HUNTER’3 ( :UIDE 20-B Thursday,April 7, 1977 , Real Estate Real Estate Real Estate Too Late Too Late For Sale For Sale For Sale To Classify To Classify GERMANSHEPHERD puppy 1972 BUICKSKYLARK- 2 dr, YARDVILLE-- 3 bedroom HILLSBOROUGH-- Spacious EXIT 8A -- N.J. Turnpike, V.6,auto, ps/pb, a/c, am/fm, Ranch. Living room, dining 3 bdrm. luxury condominium, Jamesburg. 11 year old 3 - female 7 weeks AKC, room. oat-in kitchen, nnnelod championbreeding. $175. 201. vinyltop, rear defrost new living dining~.~neled family bedroom,ll/z bath, beautiful 297-9692. brakes& shocks41,000 mi~ family room with fireplace room eat-in kRchenwith all ranch. Central air finished asking $2300. 609-~6-4541days ful basement.609-985-9299. appliances,I fu I, 2 half baths. basement w th bar, electric OLDFARM HOUSE - with or 443-5201eyes. W/Wcarpet, custom drapes, fireplace, intercom, carpeting without use of pasture or barn there are many EASTWINDSOR -- Spacious A/C, ou neat. Pleasant throughout. Abeauty. $37,900. for rent. $550/m0.,house only, LABORER (ALL AROUND) brick front colonial on I/2 acre surroundings, landscaped SENTRYREALTY INC. 201- near Flemington Hospital for buildingcontractor in w/4BR2% baths, sunny eat.in grounds Pool tennis court 521-1911. Ca 1201-792-6252after April 18. Pennington.Driver’s license kit, Ig Ivrm w/gasfrolc, dnrm. play area - $45,000.Call owner required.(609) 737-2833. Imrm. bsmt plus C/a, brick at 201-874-8116for appt. BBt~, patio, fruit trees & OPEN HOUSE SLIDING GLASS DOORS SALES- Installingand ser- grapes. Upper $50’s. Prin- Thurs., April 7, 10:30-1:30 Kendall Park 6’ x 6’8", H gh~ vicingcompany needs men ways to balanee cipals. 609-443.3905. TWIN RIVERS -- 3 BR 9’x9’8" high, $79 each set, and womento fill several HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP positions in early warningfire detached house. 21/2 baths, complete with track. 201-297- detection field. Noexperience ’TWIN RIDERS - 3 bdrm. w/w carpet, C/A, No-Wax 5898. townhouse, ideal Quad" I floors, panelled family room, $125,001}.00 . HARBOURTON necessary but helpful. Will full basement, garage, gas AREA- Lots of land, a pond train. Call for interview, 201- location, all builders extras, and privacy go with this well KINGSTONRENTAL - 3 yr. 782-8558for Flemington area exceptional taodscaning front grill. GoodView. $49,500. Call built rancher. Easy to old 4 bedroom Colonial, & back. Wallpaper in faro. 609-443-5272. or 201-826.60~for Somerset your budgq maintain and fun’to live in, central air, fireplace in family Countyarea between9am- room, kit. & baths. Newwax this homehas such things as a free floor, painted basement. room, unfurnished. I block to 5pm.Salary, commission and 2 BR 2 BATH CON- stone fireplace, and a Franklin NYbus, 6 rain. to center of bonus. Will sell belowrealtors price. DOMIN’IUM-- Twin Rivers. stove andparquet floors in the Princeton. Available in 609448-9159. Allapplianees w/wcarpeting, master BR. summerfor I year or longer. ARTISTSEEKS JOB with Ad c/a, humidifier, terrace. $550/mo.Call 609-924-4485or Agencystaff or freelance. basement storage, pools 924-4317 preferably early Portfolioequiped. Call 609-921- TWIN RIVERS CONDO - LAWRENCETOWNSHIP 6574. Choicelocation, 2 BR’s2 tennis, clubhouseon premises morning or after 7 pm and baths, oath-ceiling LReat-in Byowner, $29,900. 609-449-6362. $50,900.00- Alot of housefor weekends. kit, appls, storage w/w theprice, this homehas nine CONSULTINGFIRM - located carpet, e/a, patio carport, good sized rooms, hardwood in thecenter of Princeton elc. Manydecorative extras. EXCELLENT BUY IN floors and a fenced in rear ROBERT E. SINGER JR., seeksa parttime clerk-typist Swim, tennis, shopping, SOUTH BRUNSWICK -- yard with a pool. TreeSurgeon Pruning, feeding to assistsecretary. Fast and schools, NYcx bus. $29,900. spacious younghome offering andshade tree spraying. 609. accuratetyping are a must. 669‘443-5143. 9 large rooms, mcludng eat-in GUINNESS AGENCY 799-8254. Experiencedin transcribing kitchen formal din ng rm, froma dictationmachine is _ II ..... " ! family rm with stone Joan& Krocsen helpfulbut not required. Will DUPLEX- High on a hill in fireplace, plus 2r,~ baths, Realtor KENDALLPARK RANCH- 4 also assistin answering central air and more on land- bedrooms 2 baths garage, telephones.Flexible hours, but NEW HOPE. Excellent 2W.Bread Street, Hopewell patio, woods. Just location, excellent income. 1 seaped1/2 acre. Call for appt 609-466-1224 notless than 4 hoursa day. bedroomapts. with patio or $6Vs.Principals only. 201-329- redecorated. Immediate Memberof MLS occupancy$450. plus security. ReplyBox #03913,c/o Prin- balcony. All electric heat and 2172. Licensedin N J. and Pa. cetonPacket. a/c completely applianeed, 201-329-6309. tennis court, swimmingpool. TWINRIVERS -- Townhouse 1972 PONTIAC luxury Forsale by owner,$49,900. OWNERSELLING . East Quad III, 3 bdrms, deluxe LeMansautomatic, a/c, p/s, FOR RENT . Belle Mead 215.862-2318. Windsor 4 room Cape Cod 1 finished basement walk-in radio w/roar speaker snow farmhouse, 8 rooms 1-1/2 car garage, aluminumsiding, storage attic, expanded tires included. Exc. coo& baths, laundry. Sub-let’~ mid- 5LAN~~pietely central air conditioned l-t~ backyard gas grill all ap- $1,400.Call 201-722-7470after 6 May thru August. Optmn to renovatedinside & out. 2 baths, plot 100 x 200, finished pliances, central air, new p.m. renew lease. $5~/mo. plus bedrooms.$39,00{). Call 201- basement, near transportation carpeting, many extras. utilities and St0&security. 534-2957or 201-521"-0632. and shopping. Taxes$920. 609- $39,900.609-448-7945. CHIPPIT chipper/shredder References.201-359-6204. 443-4767. for branches etc. 8 Hp TWINRIVERS - townhouse, BY ~wp. practically new. Reg. price RIDER PROFESSORwants convertedto good size 3 bdrm, tri-level, 3 bdrms, lovely $635, special price $475. 201- to rent 3-bedroom home in 1%baths all appl. drapes, gas family rm. with built-ins, w/w 545-0311. nearbyarea of college by June grill, $36,000.After 5 pro, 609- NASSAU I ESTATES. carpeting, redwood deck. I, for family with 2 teenage 448-5962or weekends. Lawrenceville.2 story tri-level many extras. Low 70’s. MOV~SALE - Sat. April 16, children. 609.771-0719. on cornerInt. 3 bedrooms& Principals only. 609-024-8939 9 to 5, 697 Prospect Ave., ¯ r WlN-~~iu m denor4th bedroom 2% baths after 3 Princeton. Kitchen equipment, - 2 BR.enclosed sun deck, a/c, laundryroom. Living roo~’ steamer trunks, nay bed HAVEA PLANE?-- P.H.S. washer/dryer,dw, slfcln oven, w/finishedoak floors, dining spool bed, dressing table / student wants part time jobs room w/bay w ndow 3 BEDROOMTownhouse -- ¯ w/w opt. clubhouse tennis, Twin Hivcrs. Finished mahog., rockers wicker with planes. Call Doug, 609- swimming,$26,000. 909-443- overlookingbackyard. Family Meiseen soup plates, Indian 924-3558after 5pm. 3066~ roomentrance foyer w/s ate basement, redwood deck, brass items large worn rug floor. Walking distance to frostfrce refrig, self-clean oven, central vacuum 12x18, domestic 8x10, temple TWINRIVERS -- Quad II, 3 schools. Princapats only. 609. bellz ping pong table, camp SINGLE WORKINGWOMAN BR,2’..’, bath twnhse, C/a new 771-9035. draperies, carpeting, much more. Low$4O’s. Negotiable & eqmpment, base for hoosier -- Seeks one bedroom apt. w/w opt paid ptayrm, gas kllcupbd, tree saw, sewing within 20 mi. radius of Prin- grill, no waxfl, other extras. assumable. 609-448-8514after ceton. Call Jean at 215-687-5210 5pro, all day wkends. form, glassware, wine rack $40,900.609-443-6913. costume jewelry manysmalJ eves. items, ram or shine.I NoEarly PRINCETON AREA -- STABLEMANURE -- Large TWIN RIVERS -- 3 BR Montgomery Twp. country MILLSTONETWP -- Country birds, please. club area, beautifully main- setting, FR with fireplace, 4 pickup truck load, $25 twnhse, Quad IV ideal Bit 2~z bath, Colonialstyle bi- delivered. Also 75 lb. bags $1. location, upgrdedopt, sir cln tained and decorated, young4 609-924-8271. oven, s/s, C/a, 609-443.5209. bdrm, 21/~ bath center hall level, all alum. exterior, BOOKKEEPER TRAINEE Colomalon landscaped I acre woodedI acre lot on eul de sac, forPrinceton CPA Firm. Send with city sewersand excellent 1 yr. old, asking$69,900. Call resumeand statesalary to WAITRESSWANTED -- 6:30 schools. Eat-in kitchen, 201-446-4223or 446-3009. Box03912, Princeton Packet. am to 3 pm. Five days per 2.9 ACRES-- (200 foot fron- week. ApplyParksville Diner, tage) 3 bedroom aluminum paneled famil~, room with sided 2 story with formal raised hearth flreplace, brick TWINRIVEItS Twnhse, 3 BR US #l, Lawrence Twp. patio with gas grill, central 2%bath, fin’ bsmt, spacious NURSESAIDES - exp. aides dining room and eat-in kit- Master BR, kit appl loci, NY neededfor skilled nursing care chen. Living room, 30x16, air, w/wcarpeting, plus other TYPISTS -- No stenn. Ex- extras. 201-359-4848,$86,900. bus less than 50 ft elem. facility.Come in to fill out an central air, multi-garage & school, swimming, tennis & application,be interviewed periencedtypist - order clerk - manyout buildings. $51,990. conveniencestore 300 ft. Well andlearn about our liberaldictaphone required with SENTRYREALTYBroker. kept. Lmc$40’s. Call for appt. benefitsand wages.Apply excellent typing skills. Out- 201-521-1611. 609-448-5645. King James NursingHome, standing benefits in growing MONMOUTHJCT. -- Large, 5 1165Easton Ave., Somerset, international organ,zation. ROSSMOOR-- condominium, bdrm.Colonial plus den, living TWINRivERS -- Make offer N.J. Call 609-921-9110,ext. 38. Vermontmodel, premiumgolf room, dining room & ram. on this beautifully maintained course location 2 lg. room. Central air & vacuum. 3BR, QuadI/t’honse. Ceramic BRUNSWICK POOL TABLE. SUPER WOMANto clean bedrooms2 baths,’living rm, Auto.sprinkler, pr0fessionally tile foyer, upgrdedappl &opt 4x8 Evinrude3Hp outboardhome& offices combo.Thurs dining rm, separate kitchen landscaped, walktoschool, 1/2 & fully fin bsmt amongcustom with 12ft boat. 609-921-2399. & Fri. needed immediately. enclosed heated patio central acre, 3 yrs. old. High89’s. By extras. Call owner for ap- Call 609-448-7204or 443-3196for a/c, many extra[ Im- pointmentat 609-443-6450. owner. Call for appointment BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY- appointment. macuate. Byowner. 609-655- after 7 pro, 201-329-2020. Wouldyou like a business of 2499. your own? Youdon’t need an ’73 MAVERICK-- p/s, a/t Pa. Properties office to start. Begin at home vinyl top, am radio t nted DESPERATE- Must sell or BOPEWELL TWP -- on lull or part time. Ideal for windows, radials, plus new rent, purchased new home, nearly an acre of land with husbandand wife teams. Call snows, 27mpg,$1800. 201-207- makean offer on this ranch fine shade trees and shrubs 609-799-0076.No obligation - no 3894after 3pro. condo, 4 rooms, all appL sits this customRancher with LOOKING FOR A GOOD information over the ~pe telephone. apes, and extras. Pools, 3 nice size bdrms, large INVESTMENT IN tORIGINAL SHAGGYDOG to tennis courts, clubhouse.609. cheerful kitchen lovely big RECREATIONAL AREA? fill junior’s Easter basket)Old 443-5463. bath. All Andersen w ndows Incomeproperty direct from FENDER SUPER reverb English Sheep dog puppies, and wellinsulated for your owner. Two family home in amplifier PreCBSmodel. Exc. AKC,9 wksold. Call 609-298- MILLSTONERD - Millstone comfort & low heating costs. small rural town. Lg. 2 story tonal quality, $250. 609-799- 3397. Twp.,spacious raised ranch in Full basement. Only $51,500. barn, approx. 1 acre. Low 3937. Ask for Bob or Kim. presUgearea 1 year old on 1 Call owner609-737-0929. taxes. Only minutes from HOUSE FOR RENT -- from acre plus. 2 fireplaces t 2½ inl.erst’afe 81, l~’qk Mt. ski WANTED TO BUY - baths 2 ear garage, fimshed area, state game lands exc. TELEPHONE ANSWERING Julyor Sept. to mid-Jan. Fully family roomplus many other FOR SALE BY OWNERS- turkey & deer hunting. Near RECORDINGMachine. Call furnished, 4 BR, con- features. Call for ap- East WindsorTwp., - 9 room state stocked lake & numerous 201-259-8825. temporaryon 11/2acres, I0 pointme__nt,20 1~6-7556__.=.._.. house with 2 car, detached, trout streams. New vinyl min.from center A/C. pool, completelyfinished garage, on s i’ding &shutters, all triple caravailab e, $500/mo.Call a ½ acre lot, completely 1973~ack, 6~-737-2380. LAKECONDOMINIUM - WlCn ~racK storm windowsmodern air, am/fro, delux interior. terraceinEnst Windsor Twp. landscaped. 2 BR,possible 3, kitchen, all appliances, wood or you can convert unusedhousehold items Beautifully decorated 2bdrm kit. l/r, family room Exc. con&$1,500. 609-204-396625’ CHRIS CRAFT CABIN burning parlor stove, modern after S p.m~ unit includes all appl w/w ~.~97.w/fireplace,Call after 61 p.m.bath609-448- and baths & carpeting. Goodbuy, CRUISER-- standup head, new plush carpet, mirrored laundry’ room. Priced in the low40 s. 717-289-4773 orwrite V8 engine,depth finder, into cashwith the help of a "mostfor your doors, many extras within. PO Box 131,Kingsley, Pa. 1967 MERCEDESBENZ, 200 outriggers,and sleeps4. Carport basement storage 18825. Diesel.Good runningcon- $I,500.Call after 6 p.m.609- ’money"7-way Classified ad. and cluDhouse on grounds. dition.$1,000. Call 609-7~9-2937. 586-4205. $27,800.609-448-4706. Askfor Jeff or Kim, HEDUCED$6 01}0.. for qu ck A TRUEarchitectural geml PART TIME LEGAL sale. Split-lev~l, 4 bdrm. 2% Thisestate offers the con- SECRETARY-- A Princeton you can’t beat BY OWNER-- Cranbury FURNISHED APARTMENT - Lawyer,is seekinga bighly ManorSplit, 4 BRll/z bath baths, lg. ram. room, dining venienceof the present bedroom, living room, combinedwith delightful qualifiedpart hme legal LR, DR, fmrm, kit,’gar som~ rm. eat-in kit. oversized gar bathroom,use of kRchen - in secretarywho would assist Hig~ efficiency air, quiet countryliving. On over40 exchangefor evening/early w/w opt, 16x23 patio pvt acresin SoleburyTwp., Bucks one.full time secretary and THE PRINCETON PJtCKET backyd, above ground pool, Hightstowncul-de-sac. $46,900. morning help with two beginwork on JuneI, 1977. shed, move-incond. $53,500. By owner, Call eves. 609-448- Co.,Pa. Main residence has youngsters, simple cooking, or 5277. graciousentry hall large The applicantmust have 1609)924-3244 609-443-6988. garden/housechores. Three excellent t~.ping and livingroom wi’lh ffbeplace, blocksfrom Nassau St. Ex- stenographicskills and should library with fireplace, amlng cellentopportunity for high MONTGOMERYTWP - 3 yr. roomwith fireplace, butler’s be available to workapprox. FAMILYFUN caliberfellow or couplewho 20 hrs/wk on a regular basis, old custom Colonial.4 pantry with wet bar, fuh y children.Call 609-924- ’l’h(;I,awr nct.; l,t.’,dge, In WashingCrossing -- A bedrooms,2J,~ baths, forma equipped spectacular modern ~ and to work full time during diningroom and liv ng room, limited periods whenthe other 16091896-9100 warm,relaxed atomosphere kitchen, enclosed solarium, 5 secretary is unavailable, prevails.Country split with largekitchen, family room, bedrooms, 4 full baths. 3rd 14x25ft. playroom and fenced game room, 2-cargarage, BARRELS-- 55 GAL. OAK, Proficiency with mag-eard floor has 2 bedrooms, bath, $12.50ea. Oakplanters, $I0 ca. space Aequipment is required yardfor the children orpets. centralair plus electr c air storage rooms. Outbuildings. Call609-896-1916. (1)INDSOR-HIGHTSHERJtLD Attractivepicture window clean.I+. acre professionally Swimming pool. $530,000. ann prior legal experience is landscaped.Rural area close preferred. The starting salary addsbrightness to thewell Please wrRe or phone PARKE6AK TWIN BED with I~ox 16091448-3005 decoratedliving room and to NYC transportation. WETRERILLASSOC., West s negotiable. Interested aP- diningroom. Almostnew springand mattress, excellent plicants should send their 201-359-4620. Court & State Sts., condition. 609-448-8629. resumes which should include THE CENTRJtL POST kitchen with 2 self-cleaning Doylestown,Pa. 18901, 1-215- the desired starting salary to ovens, dishwasher, and eating OWNERSELLING - I yr. old, 349-8508;exclusive agents. LOOKINGFOR -- individual area. A few steps downis a Ig. 4 bdrm. Colonial. Living, Box #03911, c/o Princeton 12011297-3434 to share house in Princeton Packet. Applications will be laundry room, furnace room dining & family rooms, full area. $146/mo. 609-799-3475 enid in strict confidence. and112 bath. Upstairs, 2 of the basement, eat-in kitchen, -Too Late after 5Din, bedrooms are decorated fireplace, 21/2 baths, 2 car especiallyfor children. garage, near Princeton Jet. To Classify ACCOUNTING ASS’T -- TheManville News Charmingmaster bedroom PAINTING - Experienced Immed. occupancy. Low 80’s Students, Int/Ext, insured, Hightstown.The individual we (201} 725-3300 and full bath.. Newcarpeting 609-799-3780 eves~ EXECUTIVESECRETARY - are seeking must be am- new air-conaitloning, move Ref. free estimates, Excel. Busyreal estate office needs rates, Call Ron.609-448-.’2794. bitious, bright efficient, and right-in condition. Excellent FOR SALE: 1 bdrm. garden experienced secretary - p~sess complete, bookkeeping HopewnilTwp. sehoom. $59,600 condominium. Whypay rent gal/guy Friday, with patience abilities. Some typing is ff-IlLLSBOROUGHBEACON,. and]ortitude. 609-921-1360. ’70 VW-Auto, new paint, required. Weoffer a pleasant equitywhen you for canthe hesame bulldin~ price. rebuilt eng, interior exe, r/h. relaxed atmosphere and a 12011359-0850 lairge roamscarl~llng, D/W, $900 FIRM.609-448.798"/after 5 diyersifiedworklngday. Please W S BORDEN A/C, parklngl pool & tenn, s LOST - yellow Labrador, p,m. forward your r~sume stating Memberof facilities. Asking$20,590 with male brown collar, Maine FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC qualifications, salary ]he Franklin NEWS-RECORD 10911down. 201-463.3346 days~ .~, disappeared near Cherry DRYER- full automatic. New retirements and availability Multiple Listing Service 201-359-4906 eves. ann. vauey Rd. REWARD.Please condition, $180or best offer. to tmx # 02910, c/o Princeton 1201)725-3300 Realtor 609-883-1900weekends. call 609-924-1232or 924-3822. 609’443-6191. Packet.