¢ Accidentrate; poor pavementkey issues ":a Avenueopen to big truck , by SteveGoodman ’ During that ( me, the large vehicles thereby reducing the volume of traffic wrGekage,"the Bennetis Lane ManagingEditor used Bennetts Lane as a substitute on his road. resident continued. route. The10.ton limit on Ihe Bennetts "As residents of Bennetts Lane "Theprime consideration here is for Driving safety emerged as" the Lane bridge was often ignored andthe we’ve been patient for two’ years the loss of humanlife," Mr.DelCastle primemotivation behindthe Franklin trucks also hadto negotiatea sharp90- withoutcoining to youwith petitions,,’ emphasized. TownsldpCouncil’s 6:3 vote Thursday, degree bend in the road. he told the governingbody. "Wedon’t havemoney in next years Jan, 26, to adopt an ordinanceto allow The 28 residents fronting the budgetfor capital improvemcnts,’jthe heavy trucks to traverse Veronica LATEIN November,the township narrow, curbless lane haveall called mayorresponded. Avenue. completedrepairing a 1 200-foot, police many, manytimes to report "Humanlife and humaninjury take Ahot issue in the past, Ihe noise smoothlycurving stretch of Veronica automobileaccidenls {n front of tbeir precedence over all else," Mr. created by trucks using JFK Avenueat a cost of $65,000.The road homes,according to Mr. DelCastle. DclCastle argued. "I’m sure you Boulevard to reach Easton Avenue had been built on a running stream "The most expensive accident in agree with me." and eventually Route 2a7, was and’the water flow had eroded the Franklin Townshiphappened in front "Tllat’s the issue here tonight, championed by 0nly one Levitt road bed from underneath. of myhouse," he said, referring to sn whether we’vegot a few moretrucks resident. "It wasagreed that the t,200 feet we Insurance claim against the township going downJFK or not," councilman While Mayor Jack Cullen, whose repaired was the most critical see- that wassettled for $100,0o0. Joe.Martiansaid. finn," Township Manager Harry constituency lies along JFK "Openingup a road that isn’t ready "We’renot going to kill half this Boulevard,acknowledged "there is an Gerkenreminded the council, township," Dr. Martino continued, Therest of the road, whileit doesn’t ¯ for heavy trucks one mustthink that influence of Veronica Avenuetraffic we would be liable," MayorCullen referring to the accident toll on on JFKBoulevard," he also said, "the meet the township’s current Bennetts Lane, "just because principal reason whyI remainagainst specifications received the nod from countered¯ the township engineer, Mr. Gcrken "Let’s fix it properlyso trucks can somebodysaid Veronica Avenue has it {s that the road (VeronicaAvenue) useit," Mr. DelCasilepressed. holes in it." isn’t built for trucks." indicated. "I’m not in favor at this time of Traffic on Veronica Avenue,which repairing the other portion of Veronica links Route27 to HamiltonStreet half BENNETTSLANE resident Tom "AS 1 WASputting my notes a mile east of the JFKlight, has bees DclCastle urged the council to adopt together tonight, there was a loud Avenue,"councilwoman Helen Reilly ¯ limited to vehicles weighingless than the resolution to lift the heavy boom,and guess what, the police are Tom DelCastle four tons for the past twoyears. trucking ban on Veronica Avenue, there right now removing the See VERONICA,page 18-A Joan Finucane

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Vol. 26, No. 5 Twosections, 38 pages Phone(201) 725.,3300 + Thursday, February 2, 1978 Secondclass postage paid at Manville,N.J. ()8835 ¯ $4.50 a year]15 cents per copy First aid and fire volunteersseek to absorb proposedbudget cuts by Steve Goodman The Franklin - SomersetFirst Aid townshipto go towardsconstruction of Lewisargued. "I don’t knowwhat a ManaglngEditor Squad and the Millstone Valley anew firehouse. paid squad would do." . ’ . "~ Volunteer Fire Departmentare both Constructionof the structure Will "Wepay for our ownradios, our own At least two volunteer community seeking financial aid from the beginin the spring, Mr.Shimalla told coveralls andanyihidg that pertains to service organizationshave their hand township above the approximately the governingbody. Thebuilding site our personal use," he explained¯ out for someor all of the $10,000the $3,000 presently budgeted for each is located in an old corn field ou Franklin TownshipCouncil removed group¯ AmwellRoad, next to Onka’s bus -TONIGIIT You’ve put us in a from the proposed$5.5 million 1978 garage. ligbt that is unfavorable and un- municipal budget. I:REDSlIIMALLA, president of the The fire companyplans to dedicate justi[iedy Cnm)cilman Charlie .~ .The council’s action cameduring a fire company,approached the council’ the ,completedbuilding-’in:1979..to DUrand’~said;:’.r.dspondingto + the budget worksession on TuesdayJan at its ageudasession on Tuesday,Jan. commemorateits 00th annivei’sary, figures. 31. ¯ 24 asking for a donation from the accordingto the group’spresident. "Wecan only do so muchwith the moneythat we have," squad member MEMBEI~.SOF the first aid squad Lee Cuddy emphasized. "Moneyhas turned out at the council’s regular 1o comefrom somewhere." public meetingon Thursday,Jan. 20, The Franklin - SomersetFirst Aid in present their case. Squadstill has an $8,900outslanding Squadpresident, MiekeyLewis, told debt for their new Girard Avenue the .governing body the squad bome. predicted 197Bexpenses would exceed in addition, (bey planlo spend$1,500 $56,000,while anticipatedrevenue was to purchase a base radio station and in the neighborhoodof $13,000. bare earmarked$9,000 to purchase 30 "Whenwe took over the squad two homealarms at a cost of $300apiece. years ago," Mr. Lewissaid, "webad The’ squad is also looking to spend $35,000;we built the buildingwith it," $20,000 to replace their 1970 Ford Councilmen Richard Messner ambulance. remindedhim the council bad donated Franklin - Somerset anticipates earning $11,000from their annual fund Mothernature exceedsweigh’t limit , ! $15,000 towardsbuilding costs last ] year. drive. Donations from Somerset Ice depositedon the GriggstownBridge has caused the massiverun-off from last week’sheavy melt. "We had plan~ "Continuinghis presentation, Mr. County, the Lions Club and Franklin downstreamsldsof thestructure spann{ng the M{llstone River nedto reconstructthat bridgeth{s spring," Somerset County Lewisindicated the squad answered Towush{p’sbudgeted allocalloa will to coffapsetwo {nches, prompt/ng the countyto closethe frneholdorWarren Nev/ns said. "h maybe closed for a month 1,369 emergency,calls in 1977, an provide revenue approaching$,1,~00. br{dgeto vehiculartraffic onSunday, Jan. 29. Twofeet of ice now;I don’tknow. It maybe inconvenient to peoplefor a averugeof 125 each month.With tile Theyalso have $1,519in savings. formedafter the M}l/stoneovedlowed Its channeldue to rhe while." (RichPipe{ing pholo) continuing population rise, he an- ticipated the numberof calls will rise "TIIEIII’~ AREoptions that the above 250 par month. council could consider that are less costly than tbe stralgbt $10,000," CITING NEI(;IIBOItING mayorJack Cullen told the squad ,I members, Residentslike rur life; municipalities as examples, Mr. Dependingupon the costs Involved, Lewis provided (lie council with financial akl figures donatedto other Iho Iownshpmight decide to supplythe squad with gas and oil, according to local rescue squads, TownshipManager 11arry Gerken. vote fo maintainstatus quo Manville, a town of two squnre lie will also check toseo If the miles, gives their first aid squadthe squad’s anlleipated $7,go0 {nsurance by Steve Gomhnml as a v{llage.What Is goingto happento local streets on Iheir way threugi maximumamount allowed hy law, h{ll can be picked up at a reduced P, InnaghtgEditor It {n the future is tbo question, Dr. M}ddlchash, $15,000,according to tile Franklin - .. Somersetsquad president. )rein{urn ondor lho lownshlp’s Ilamiltonsaid, priminglbo groupfor pe cles, "Preserve our v{llngo["rang out in lheconconsus plannlng sess{on. AI)I)[tESSIN({[ha problem Plscatawnydonates $14,000to each ’Tin going to review the whole of two squads servicing tile cam- Iho halls ef Ihc MlddlebushReformed AmwellRend, residenln diseusset siluation and report back to thn Churchoa Monday, Jan. 30. ’,TIle VILLAGEcomplex Is the Ihrco opllons: uumlty, East Brunswickgives $12,490 council," Mr,Gcrken said, Indicating Thebattle cry wasraised daring Iho ¯ -to relnln AmwcllRoad along lh Io Its squadand Brklgewalcr which Is (be council will probahlyemlsldor file Franklin Township Consorvatlan way we’d like to see Frnnklln present path without improvnmont MICKEYLEWIS, president of the Franklin.SomersetFirst Aid Squadmakes a point servedbysix s( uads,donates $0,000 to Townshipgrow," hn explained. "The ¯ .to widenthe current highwayto duringhis presentationto the Franklin TownshipCouncil during thb council’s matlcr .at Its agenda session on Club’s cmtconsusplamdng session on village complexhas n banrt beat ta It{ enehof I ram. Tnestlay, Fob.7, Ibofuhu’o of Mlddlobusb and lhe roar {aries; ned regular publicmootlng on Thursday,Jnn, 26, "We’rededicated voluuteors," Mr, it has places (or paoplo,gather," Ill reducing the proposedmmdclpal propnsedhnprovoment of nearby Mlddlcbusil prosoul centers ¯ -Io constructa newstl’oleh o£.road budget by $10,000, Ihu council took Amwol}Rend. nloag tim unused rnllrond }racks arouud the M{ddlebus{Reformed $7 I00from police operating funds "A lot o[ Iho horllngo In Franklin Churchlho Mlddlobash School, n post parallel to rite existinghighway on fill $500was removed from sodaaorv cos Townshlplies In Middlohush,"Colt. soulh shin ofMIddlebush, sorvatlon Clubprosldent Bruce offlcn,a small buslnoas d{sb.let anda Thel’a{}ront| bypass {ins {leon on lht Schoolboard reinstates PR nllocallmt{ $2,000 was {nken from flrncnmpnny which nl} lend conthnl}ty conh’u}malatonanco monles~ and lho flare{lion told Iho more than 60 Inlho v{}}ngo eoncopl, nceordlng Iothe lownshlpmas}er plan for years nn cnuocll cut boanh’ and emnmlltees assolnblcdresldeats, cord{aa¢oDr, llam{{(on, II’,vou}d ba clubpres}donl, stl’alglltel’ rend two or four laltoS spnnd{oghy $i,700, MiddlnlnlshIs alill VOW {dontlflnble"Wehave In holdnnlo otlP heritage," ’ position;cuts salary to $3,000 Ralpll Thompsmtsaid, wklo, oxtcndhlgfrom the Cedar Grove "If wnfool pride In our eommanlty Lane boatl to Ihunlltnn Street In the hy Andy’l,elgu WIIENASKEI) II,’ the $3 00Osalary tlS" board mou’,bor NaomiNloron. uolghborboodof Templetruth El, Just IOl’gsltid, we’vegel Iodo evorylh{ug WOo.’Irl Io . StaffWriter fm"opabllc rolalloas porsmthullculed All-weather track may inahttaln IIs Itnmn" he argued In westrof JFl( Itnulovard tile scltnol board ’had decided "The budget Iocronsonare mostly Ibo ronull of }nflalloll," Mrn, support ofnndntnlnhlg tllo post office OnMnntlay, Jan, II0 Iho I,h’nnklh~ dlnsomlnntlon of Informnllmtoa faclllty, , AI,LA fear.branIiIgbway down the Tawnshl> liaard nf l~ducat}oahold it, nchonl nystomacllvlllcs Is of law NIorooborgoxplaiuod. "The Ilreates! ralh’oadwill tie Is put a six Innohigh. Ig7A.7gacheml bmaauuIIu lear{aa, wlnrlly, Mrs,SalglllaU replied firmly hlcroasoholng ht uogotlntodsalaricx, carry reducedprice tag way lhrallgh{be ell{ago," Mary ’fl nrosmuntIII+I’I’V Vanllnalon Was oul, hy AndyI,algu and Galarz of Sotllb Brtlnawlck, Ibo R{,ISIDI"INTAFTEB rosldoo} on. Shlohlsconlaodetl, ’ ’ |1)o. aH(ueocolull| while budgol Tile BOARDnap >orln Iho’ lroposed Staff Walter next mnrolugIo rov{nwthe nlhlatlml, doraodlho relent{us o[lho rural ou. "Whytie hoth luttlm Iinvo In go Itolnn outfld he roa>lruprhlletl or "Nil, hi fau[ [ Ihlok camlnualnalloon allncallonof nppraxhnaloly$2,’~,000 for The bnard’aarchltoctn entlmatod v}roanlontoflho comomnlty, Ihrough Iho popuhlled arou?" her droptsd 1he bollumlhlo I)y ortlor of eIalld boa falmlnua n$lllnu lull we re flOCOltlOalof olcmoahlry level AI I{Io oloveatll hourof Iho Frauklla COltSlruc[Innof Ill0 proposotl h’ack "We mu,t prevent lho loss of husbaudnskctl, 1he ,lain lilruugll lie htldgnt ca~ Ilavu la makaatlrawe gel soatelhlugIll nil (alod ula(1011111(csaud science ’rnwosbl~ liaartl nf Educe|ion1079.70 wuultlcase $115 (}00, The figure wasfor his(erie s{ruchn.onI¢10ngono I{owo u SellMI DDLEIIUSII, lingo I II.A reviewcould 001exceed $13:12(}tiii2, rolora for Iho illalloy wenpOlltl, aho (oxlboaka+olanl,~rount’ roforoll~O I tic gel pullln hearing oil Monday, a ’,4oil d, lwa faoll ty wit i It Ilealto prosltluntoflho Meadows l~oaatlatlon, ’ in flrnt ca1ula(Io ’,’,’118 o ( ooroaao explahlod, . . Illlll]aalfl and rellaoablo wnrkbookn, J(lll, 30 all eye~npoalugilnnollUOOmofll alll’/a.~o, aahl, Ihopru nlnodnlthll’y far o cunlnttlltlly 0f Iho lutul butlgol 70,11 percent m Tile badgeredfundn will also bn Ilsctl wannull o, Mr, lloronhart bona sooklug flupropesotl olhnhlntlml ofAmwell andinside ... ro{a|lnn8por.~olh ’J’ho colnr~tunle,,ll{ona fill’ iu,I,’untlonal nalurloa whlellera Io i)lll’ChasoOnllSlUtltlbiu supplies alloh lillylh)rao l~ranklln llilJh School oslhnalusfrnnt varlutls calnpaldunIlk RoadIo order to ostabll,h a Vl[Ingo yet to bo ilagnllalull, S ahlrlos forall pusllloaIn beingrolnahllotl oiler It wna aHdrill bnokniontinR malorlnln olttl nl’UnaComth’yand h’aok coachIohl Iho urdorIt) dolornlhloIllo i’ot.,k.bol|on~ Greenoxlontllng aaron,the oxi,liug arts ...... I,FI" axoti iron1lho 1977.711budget cllrronlly nhlf[ IllOlnborscolnprlao ullnosl II;I dtlpllcallogltnp ilion, buard a I,akuwuol frm, GO0OI’AI coalfor [ho Iraok faclllty, acoordlog Io highway, Cantlldaten’Fnrunl ...... ; 4.A governingndlOol nySloln upnrntloas,13eroua(of (ha hlldgol, iiII ill a plahl*lacl Ihal nOlllOohihh’on Cunll’tlc[nrs cotddntll’faco II 10p l,’rankIlr,High S~hao{ AlhloIIo flea Shloltls ooncurrod,nnylog, he d JerseyPhtyh{l{ ...... 17.A llh’ooln’I’it l}oln l n’oforonontlraglng ~t{onh, lan truffle IIoartl nlnlnbor daoot 8alzlnlln I~lxotl uhargcn ,aoh on Sonhtl are nluworIollrllorn Ihan ulhornalll{ Ilald{ly all.wualhorh’ack hlr $70,000, Franklhl Ill lh.llghts ...... 7.A n ’"bidfigure fs llPllroxhtlalalylullf lho Mr, Dohulballovon al>>roslmtttaly n he area rulhorlhan vohlor ar StlggCnlO(IIho $5,1g{0 nolory ilo knookutl Sootlrlly COllh’lhullmts ’ alolo VICOvorsat nnnlSllto(all’ior[ll(OOllOll( IottnrnIo flu! *,tilt, r ...... 5,A dawltla $3 900,l~’lllltllt~0 uommltlno rnllrolllOllt funtl cuotrlbtltlonngruup I(nborl l,’reda nald, "Tioro Ix lie cunluf Ihn holld hsuoIho Pl’alt t Ill $?g000 wlll htllltl o h’nok ,nootlog lho h’afflo, uha{rwolttall Peggy 8ohorbllltl Iollgofa ’S}glllgrtldo SGI01ICJ0 I)ooll’ }Ul’ s01)onl}Oul’d W{l{.{ propltrod Inprosollt donh’odnpsolfloothnln, Willie ihobond "l’tlrather sanIlllorconnoothlg l,lfnstyln...... 10.A,114 11(/0lib[llnilt’llttCO II’altl}tlml~ a/Ill a flow pedoslrlnniralhs tllltll hlloroaallOolhlg bA suggoo[~¢lIho nalnryIio I’ndtlcodovon nhtlo roqulromoalfur Illlont ~luyntontnO,II0catln0 lllal in lint fair In lifo [or Voloropprovldult IPob, I,I, i’ufcroodtl]nxylll probaifiyronnl{a at t I liuarlo, ...... $115,0{t0,Iio iOdloalel}he hliOlltln in nh’oola,"honakl, ~,A ftlr[hoP[O $[I ~D0, {llSltralluo lUl, all omplayoonwill slowerfind ra,tor Ioarllors, WSw{ll be lu ’ ofothlcalloapron{deal]larry Imllnn blurter ...... Theachnol bunrd Ilnally vole In nnlulmlIll a ~proxlnlolol~$’,10o,00O, V1 at loll roapoltaodIhal Iho I~Oal’d [(oaltlonlnvolcml ooncoro abaul lho nl)UrlS ...... 0.A, 12.A, 134 unhtbl{nhIho $3,g00 [Igllro, d ’~’l’llo fixedeonln are goingIn clobber ~]oo BOOKS,pogn il],A watlkcoil{llol hoh’ttrnhltoo a,,X’ tort Son’I’I{ACK, lingo I II,A nllcodwlth whlnh vohlolo, flytlOwlt lho, )g Thursday, February 2,1978

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"’ 1 Ave, Bridgewater, was .reported to police two mencalled police on Thursday, ’ driving east on AmwellRoad attempted to steal a wicker Jan. 19 to report the South Jan. 17,neartheSuburbanBusdrew the weapon,polieesaid. "Sbeddenind[caled. stolen. AParkside Street resident in the vicinity of ColonialPark : basket fuller n~eaton Monday,Bround BrookLittle League garage on Route 27, Somerset, She screamedand the 16-year- ~ PII. Marry lloyvik in- told police an 8-trsck,. at 8 30 a.m. on Monday,Jan. Jan. 25at 12:30 p.m. ~ : ’ vestlgatedtbeseensnndfound clubhouse had been broken havebeenehargedwtlharmed old Joined in knocking her AM/FMear radio and two 23, when an oncoming station ¯ Upon walking out of the into andvandalized. robbery, police report, down and snatching her ¯ no physical evidence. Tile speakers, valued at $230, had wagonslid-into his lane and store throughan "in’*door, the DeL Clark Shedden, the pocket.ok. AMatilda Avenueresident passenger vent windowhod been stolen from his 1970 MGhide-swiped his 197BDat[un .thief walked around the Ptl. Charles Biddle in- juvenile division officer The womanconlinned home reported to police that tools, been popped out ’with a on Saturday,Jan. 21. pickup truck on the driver’s building, put themeatdown in vostigated the scene and making the arrests, indicated and called police. She was valued at .$400, were stolen screwdriver and the tool box The convertible ear had rear side. an open space in the parking reported a handful of neigh- thetwoNewBrunswick youths unable ’to provide detailed from his garage on Sunday, removedfrom the rear seat, been parked on Parkside The driver of the slatioq lot andchecked to see if he was borhoodchildren playing in claimed riley were’ not descriptions of the two Jan. 22. police report, Street near MarkStreet. The wagondid not stop, police being watched,police said¯ the area had seen the door had carrying a knife; only a" assailants, Dot. Sheddenin- The garage door was locked victim showedinvestigating reported. The manthen walked to a been brokeninto but did not screwdriver. Uponlearning dicated. - with a combination Io~k and patrolman Bernie Petose porked’vehicle, andheandhis know who had done the . the youths’ identities, police The Franklin Township the thief knew the com- *" wherethe roof had been cut accomplice drove away, damage. questionedthem until "finally Police Departmentjuvenile .binatloo, police said. opento provide access to the leaving the meat, valued at Ptl. Bidd]e indicated the they just admitted it," Dot. division is presently close t6 The victim ’" told .in- A ’Charles Street resident ear’s interior. AnthonyBriddle, 1613 Anne vestigatthg detective P.A, morethan $100, behind, damagedone was the workof Sheddensaid. solving several other recent reportedto police that bis 1973 The radio was taken from St., Piocataway, parked his , older youthsthan the children Williams he had found a pair Chevrolet pickup truck was the consoleon the floor of the 1977 Toyota in the Rutgers ~’ he spokewith. ’ of pliers lying in his driveway broken- into late Saturday, vehicle and Ptl. Petose found Plaza cinemaparking lot on .i The phonebad been pulled PHILIPH. ZASSLER,0.0.,M.ED., ED.D. on Thursday, Jan. 19. Jan. 21. no furtber physical evidence of Sunday, Jan. 22 whenit Was A townshipresident living from the wall and vandalized, Believing a memberof his The driver’s’vent window the crime, police re~rt, struck bya sffow plow. on Hall and MadisonStreets police said. OPTOMETRICEYE EXAMINATIONS family had been using them, had been pried open with a The thief apparently spent According to a witness, an. he did not lookfor the tool box screwdriver while the truck sometime removingthe radio old dumptruck with a. snow by appointment only until Sunday,police said. was parkedin the side parking dueto the location of the u.nit lot of Consolata Fathers, and the difficuluty in a pile of snowand the Toyota. 3 DARROWCOURTKENDALL PARK Route27, police said. Chipsin removingthe consoleunit, Ptl. Thedriver of the truck struck Councilaction ,the glass wereevident. Petosesaid. the small car with the wheel, (SouthBrunswick) David Bul is’h of 317 N. A 23 channel Sharp 900 While inspecting the. MG, Ptl. RonSeverino’ said. Following the Thursday, dealing with the snoWplowing 131h Ave., Manville,finished modelIl citizens bandradio, another Parkside Street Later, Ptl. Severino saw a Jan. 26 public hearing and question and construction workingSunday, Jan. 22, .at vlaued at $139, wasstolen¯The resident walkedup and told truck matchingthe descrip- adoption ofanordinancalolift noise. " " TEL.: (201) 297-0336 Itamtlton Lanes bowlingalley thief removedtwo screws on Ihe police officer he suspected tion of the hit and run vehicle t~.~ four4onrestriction on CouncilmanCharlie Durand and discovered his 1967 the side of the radio, police someone had tri~ to break traveling’ west on E~ston. Veronica Avenue, the strongly urgedadoption of the Volkswa near the said¯ into bis vehicle and remove Avenue near the Village Franklin Township Council amendmentsand council will the radio. Plaza. Hefollowed the truck continued the public hearing discuss them at its next and finally stopped it by beguntwo weeksearlier on a agenda session on Tuesday, *t* Finchley Gardens in South proposednoise ordinance. Feb. 7. BoundBrook. "It’s impossiblefor those of A 1965 Coup DeVine Ptl. Severino reported a us in the businessdistricts to Cadillac,-valuedat $600, was search of the truck.tumed up afford ourselves the luxury of .Final stolen from ttsmilton Gulf, several paint chips stuckto the beginning to operate at 9-3:30 In other action, the council PAPERTOWELS ju:~o 490 Ilamilton Street, on Friday, right rear tire that matched a.m." George Niekerson, appointed three residents to Week! WITHTHIS COUPON ANDAN ADDITIONAL STSO OR MORE PU~ Jan. 20. the paint on the Toyota. representing the Franklin the Local Assistance Board. CHASE.ezcludmg’rml~ milk. i Township Chamber of Corn- OswaldItarris was picked to Offer ends Feb. oevemgel.Coupon good TheVehicle had been left for Thetruck’s driver admitted .imlt oneCoupon pet oduHf. Coupongood Jan 29 Ihq. repairs and the owner upon he had been plowing at meree, told the governing fill the three yearterm, trey. 1978 check / red4 only. ~ur local Food. discoveringit missing, called RulgersPlaza andthat be had body. FrankLewis got the council’s details the gas station ’owner. The squeezed betweenthe car and "You’ve written an un- ’ nod for a four year seat and mantold the victim he had the snowpile, the policeofficer definableordinance," he said, councilman Bchert Mettlec beensick for a coupleof days, said. However, the man referring to a newdetailed wasselected to fill a oneyear policesaid. claimed he didn’t realize he amendmentto the originally vacancy. More Itogistration, insurance had struck the smaller car, proposed ordinance that MarionKelly was appointed ’AJAX ¯ card, bill of sale andignition Ptl. Severinoreported, restricted snow removal el- Tax Search Officer for key were all in the missing forts due to the noise they Franklin Township and CLEANSER. l~o~.I Cadillac, accordingto police. create. Benrietta Napear was ap- CHASE,ex¢lgdin gfreshAND ANmilk. AOOffIONAt ¢lgofelt~ DglChO~eS$7.S00~ o~ol¢Ot~olMO~l ~U~ ¢1 bevitoge~COUpOn good of anyFoodlown SuoIrmo ke Council voted unanimously proved as Alternate Tax Umllone ¢0uoon pit adufffamily COUpOn g0od Jan 29 h u Search’Officerin the absence Feb.4only. Art Deetoroff, customer to adopt the ordinance ex- NO.19 service manager at Shop-Rite eluding two amendments of Mrs.Kelly. William Karbon, 2’1 North on Easton Avenue, Somerset, WAWZ-FM receives odlownFresh Grade "A" White Countyindictments ~ EXTRALARGE The Somerset County On Aug. 3 Ms. Holden broadcasting citation i EGGS dozen Prosecutor’s Office anhouncedallegedlytried to cash a social National Religious the 3Bth annual convention ot CHASE,excluding flelh mil~ bovltogol. Coupongood ol or.y FOOCHO*nSupe/morket Ihefollowingindictmentswere security check at Save-Rite Broadcasters recently .NRBin Washington, D.C. Llmilone Coupon per adull IOmlly C OupOn gooc$ Jan 29 t~ru, handed down on Wednesday, Super, Markets Inc., 725 presentedan hono~:citation to Feb.4only~ Jan. 25. RamiltonSt., Somerset. The WAWZRadio of Zarephath NRBis an association of -Juan MiguelCaStellon, 18, store manager became ncarl 850 or g..aniz alt’on s "m- Receivingthe awardfor the VOJVeO. y.. In religions nroao- of 150Mercer St., Somerville, suspicious and. called police s.a.lonr |¯ were ,~ev.1D " ^~r,ene 1 castin..-.g: ..... was-charged.~with - larceny~ .w~henMs.. Holden.gfferod. a ~,yhite . Lawrence~J:’:’~.v ce’o - " : WAW~’.sanFlylstatlonserv- according ’,to’.::, assistant motorvehielelearnerspermit, ’preszaem’ " .." .’ ~’.,-,"~ ~ea t;rawzora in listener i .... ’ ’ ’ .’ g sres alngzneas~ern’ ’ prostcutar HowardEpstein.: in’the nameof the payee on the 1’ Off Oct. 16~’M~’:"Castellon"’dieck,esther identification¯ p~a n g aagmer ~li rJe~~o re.s aPn ~ar.~atlo Pennsylvanta,all of n6rthern u.s.,:IldohOBAKING"’ 5 ~"--¢ , V r and central NewJersey, and POTATOES ,:~, was arrested at the Cummins, --Amos Copprue, 34 of 64 Capolunghi,news director¯ most of NewYork City¯ DDIrlONA;~z 3~ MOREPUR MacFailand Nutry,~ Davidson Martin St., Somerset, was The citation recognizes mgHe$’~ ’m;~ onyFooa~o*n SuPerrnar~e~ Avenueoffice complexafler charged with possession of a outslandifig service in The station broadcasts at Couponpc, odg~l Io rally, eoupo~go~ jan lie had been observed inside revolver, assistant prosecutor religious broadcasting and 99.1 FM, offering programs , the office complexby’ main- Michael Rosenbergreported, consistent adherenceto the ranging from religious to news’ Redeeman lenance personnel, according Mr. Copprueallegedly had a principles andcode of e~.hics of andpublic affairs, to sacred. U.S.D.AChoice Boneless Beef "A’ ...... eeze’ :.’, S’l 39 Withosing Io Mr. Epstein. The arresting gun in his possession at the NRB.The awardcame during and classical music. police officer saw him leave homeof Ella MacBurton, 15 TopRound Roast ...... ":",o./ Giant. ProduceSavings! througb a rear door. DeWaldAve., Somerset, on .U.S,D.A,Choice Bonetess Beef A wallet containing$248 was June 19, the indictment Senegalinvites FHS RumpRoast ,.~..:e:ee:e’:.’,.g.,.lOS159 reported stolen on Oct. 6 from maintained. USD.A. ChoiceBoneless Beet ¯ an employees desk in the -Assistant prosecutor Craig EyeRound Roast ";;;.~;.: )169 lobby¯ Police later foundthe Barto brought charges against classes; parents to visit lWhoTeFreeerC~P,,¢e~*~,gre,) wallet ucar the rear exit, the Michael McDermott of 53 U.SD.A Choice Beef indictment maintains. Arden St., Somerset, for Aninvitation Io visit the and one of the organizers of iD$16 9 Firm -.Tbelma Jane Holden, 24, of unlawful possession and Africannation of Senegal, has Ihe trip¯ . BonelessShoulder Steak SlicingTomatoes 3co,,onsee°q 11 B.emson Ave., NewBrun- distribution of marijuana, been oxlended to Franklin A bighpoint of the journey ExtloFancyWashlnglonSlole(SIze125) swink, was indicted for at- Mr. McDermottallegedly Townshipresidents by that will be a side excusion Io ~¢ lempLingto obtain moneyby soldaqnnnlityof msrijuana to country’stourist office. GorceIsland whichserved as ’ Red DeJ[c[ousApples false pretense, Mr. Epstein .anundercoverpotlce%ffk a Specifically inviting a collecting point forslaves Io . reported. Franklin High Schoolstudents be shipped to America. .studying Kiswahili, French, Joining Mrs. Moskowitzin and Afro-Americanliterature organizing the trip ace the trip’s itinerary calls for a Carolyn Reeso, Afro- March25 departure. AmericanItleralure teacher~ The excursion lo Senegal and MaryWilliams, Franklin will cost $499, whichincludes Iligh Seheellibrarian. round trip air faro’on Returning to Franklin scheduled airline flighls, TownshlponAprlll, lhe tripis aecominodalionsat a tltree- open to members’ of the slur hold with breakfast and community. A group of [00 dinner daily, andsightseeing, parllcipants is soughtand the .aeeord[ng to Rosette deadline for registration is Moskowllz,Klswahili leacber, Monday,Feb, 20.

We make eye fashmn,,It high fashion. Weoffer a wideselection of lho idlest designer, framesby Oscar cle la Renta,Chrlsllan Diet, 15o’oo,0, A, Gloria Vanderbllt,Pierre Cardln,and others, II ~h RegularMerchandise f"~,’~’~vtston~,cencecj :Dave’sm’!,,!,!0vs’ TRENTON FlU~TICMA*,L, & MAIN8TI1EB’r ff, HI~FIANCES 2490 BrunewlckAve., Tel, 882.2020 MANVILLE:Rustic Mall , FINDERNE:A&P Center 41 SOUTHMAIN STR|ET,MANVILLE LAWRENCEVILLE /25-9027 :: ,: , QuakerBridge Mall, Tel, 799.2285 KINGSTON’Kingston Malll R0ute27 ror oilier Iocallmlscall toll.fr~u 811t).’125.6400. ’IIII,[,,~IA,NI~OIIAh,,,~,l VIN(I,~(’I,MI,It,II~’It~"I LI~I’,~, ,~, h,I)ll meB~ICOUPONGOODUNTIL FEB, 11 Thursday,February 2,’1978 I hetranklin NEWS.RECORI) Peter McDadejoins Wiechertrealty firm obituaries FormerFranklin resident served as a ’Prelate of the [ Peter M. MeDadehas joined SomersetMoose. Godafarmer memhe, o~the Grlggstown;two daughters, Peter &Paul Russian Or- Thursday, Feb. 2, In the Weichert Co.,Relators, Mr. McDade has an ex- Edward Millstone SomersetSouth office, in tensive educational RescueSquad. Mrs. Dorothy Burgess of IhodoxChurch, South River, MaliszewskiFuneral Home, BranchburgTownship, ac- background,having attended Townquist Mr,Tornquist organized the ForkedRiver and Mrs, Donnaanda memberof the church’s 218 WhiteheadAve., South cordingto Walter Sherman,the Universityof 0kalhoma, Franklin TownshipCivil Keels of Griggstown; 13 choir. River. A divine liturgy and office manager. Pace University, and Penn EdwardN. Tornquist, 74, of Defense Sky Watchduring grandchildren; a brother, Besides her daughter, requiemservice in SS. Peter Activein local area real State with degrees in CanalRoad,Griggstown, died World War IL He was a Conrad Toruqutst of Deborah,with whom she lived, andPaul Church followed. The marketing, engineering and Tuesday,Jan. 24, at the Griggstown;and two sisters, she is survivedby twosisters, VeryRev. Serglns Kuharsky, estate for lfi years, Mr.Me- MerwickUnit of Princeton memberof the consistoryand Mrs. Grace Larsonof AnnaLucariello and Nina pastor,officiated. .Dade is a memberof the psychology. an elder of the GriggstownBrooklyn,N.Y., and Mrs. Thomas,both of South River, Burial wasin the parish NationalBoard of Realtors, Mr. McDadeand his wife MedicalCenter. ReformedChurch. SolvigNyborg ofCresnkill. Serviceswere this morning,cemetery,South River. end belongsto the SomersetSignaare avid antiquebuffs, A Griggstownresident for 35 Heshared an interest In Serviceswere held Friday, County,Weslfieid, Middlesex, andleeluro on collecting, years,Mr. Toruqulst retired in Jan.27, at the Grlggstown and Plainfield Board of Former residents of 1972 as proprietor of the musicwith patients at local Realtors. FranklinTownship, the Me-General Store on CanalRoad, nursing homes, when he ReformedChurch. performedfrequently as a Burial was In GrJggstown Market ~-~,, !.~ od.-Frl. ~i He previously was part- Dodoswere involved in whichhe ownedfor 32 years, soloist. Cemeteryunder the direction ownerof his ownreal estate scouting,PTA, Little League, ’ of Mather Funeral Home, Building 3 I~j/~/l~ ,noon. l: firm. Women’s Clubs, the Hewas a charter memberof Heis survivedby his wife, Princeton. Aftera distinguishedcareer RecreationCommittee,’ and the FranklinTownship Lions Mrs. Rose AndersonTar- in service,as a flyer withthe various political and com- Club,charter memberand the nquist; twosons, EdwardE. Contributionsmay be made U.S. Navyduring WorldWar reunify improvementac- first fire chief of the Toruquistof Chesterfieldand to the EdwardTornqutst t r ,,je l ’"."= II, Mr,McDade became active tivities, Gr[ggstownFire Company,Richard J. Taruqutst of MemorialFund," in careof the in local communityand Origgstown Reformed politicalaffairs. I Church. Heis a memberof the Lions - 1 ¯ andElks, a formerAmerican Bittlingmeterassigned to USSPharris Mary Wladyka r Peter McDnde Legion Commanderand has MaryKorzon Wladyka, 57, of $75.00on i’emsin stock. ~i NavySeamanRecruitBrucedemonstrate North Atlantic elemeotsaroundwhiehamoreFranklin GreenApartments A. Bittlingmeter, son of Treaty Organization(NATOI powerful and versatile NATOdied Monday,Jan. 30 in St. WilliamH. Bittlingmeterof solidarity andunity to deployforce couldbe formed. Michael’s MedicalCenter, 108 McGuffyAve., Somerset, immedately to the sceneof ThePharrisis a 43a-footlong Newark. Herbert seeksto beef up recentlydeparted for an ex- anypossible contingency and "Knox"class frigate. A nativeof SouthRiver, she -- Handcrafted Glass Tiffany .. ~: tended deploymentwith the providea visible deterrent Re joinedthe Navyin June movedhere several years ago. Home:103Rte. 206 Hlllsboroughogh 722-259 722-2591 t ~,~i Atlantic Standing Naval forceaed to providethe initial 1977. Shewas a communicantof SS. Force. ~ cost effective programs He is serving as a crew memberaboard the frigate FranklinTownshp Board of. education, are necessaryin light of the USSPharris, homeportedin Education candidate John "Themost effective means"ever-present and burdensome Norfolk,Va. tlerbertrecently called for an of doingthis," Mr.Herbert increasesin costs associated After joining the force in evaluation of educational explained, "is through the witheducating our children," Bermuda,he and his ship- wograms and courses involvement of parents, he said. matesare’scheduled to par- 3resently existing in the teachers,administrators, and ticipatein exerciseswith units systemto determinewhether students. 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The Franklin News.Record Thursday, February 2, 1978 Schoolboard candidates.answer discipline question In tile secoadof three Candidates’ atmosphererests with the classroom Discipline in the classroom’is tile In that context, the board ot enforced manyyears ago, classes for motor vehicle law I,’ormns to he pnhlished by "Tile leacher. responsibility of the school and the edoootion itself should reflect the Thereare probably manyfactors violators.I Franklhl News.Record," the can- Administrationand faculty workout parents. Withoutdiscipline learning cultural diversity of Franklin, along which ’have caused this change in Practically no time has beenspent didates for the Princeton Township rules and procedures for their par- cannot lake place. with edocational, philosophical and disc/p/ine in the schools: in the past year on this problem, Boardof I,:dueatlon respoodcdto the ticular school whichfit within the The Franklin Township Board of geographicaldiversity. ¯ The familystructure it different. despite the fact that this is a real followtsgquesttoo: frame work of a board policy on Educationshould set policy to insure As a bottom line, the board must There arc probably manymore one- ¯ concernof manyparents and can play ’*Is discipline In the classroomthe discipline. that each student’s opportunity te advertise -- and practice -- its parent families now. a major role in student’ success er rcspansihility of the school systemor The board of education is charged learn is not curtailed duo to other willingness to press legal charges ¯ Thecivil rights of Ihe studentare failure. of the parents? Also, whatrole should with the responsibility of determining students’ interference. against any stodent who abuses nowrecognized more. In the past, the hoard of edueattoo assume?" broadpolicy guidelinesso as to ensure . The schools already havediscipline. anyoneconnected with the schools. manyof the (effeetive?l punishments dueprocess for students. codes in effect that specify offenses .Brutalizers must be banned, the inflicted uponstudents mayhave been As it is expectedby the board that and actions to be taken. The board hetler to achieve "Education for illegal¯ the individual teacher will apply should monitor this operation and community: Excellence in ¯ A"drug problem"is nowevident. + discipline with fairness, so it mustbe makesure it is enforced. Academics,Pride in Franklin." Present-day students under the in- ,: demandedby Ihe board that the ad- The educational system reinforces Togetherwe can workit out. ’ fluence of drugs can cause more ,dit .... ministrators and supervisors will or guides the students but the basic . : :. problemsIhan prior students minus implement and back up thooc attitudes of the child should be in- !;,., ,. ¯ ...... ,: : - this problem. procedures -- whichwere developed stilled hy their parents. ~. , This candidate is an educational cooperatively-- evenly andfairly. Discipline is based on the ’ : ¯ : psychologistby profession. Problems arise when exception, development of self-esteem the ; (( The problemof discipline will beone variations, or differing inlerprctatlons ability 1o control one’s emotionsand :"i ’;’-:: of the mostdifficult for the board to are formulated. Ihe ethics taught to the child at borne, ?:: resolve in future years. The,problem In addition, in the larger schools, Some parents do not face this probably cannot be resolved mutually oneperson shouldbe in chargeof this responsibility or do not knowhow to, exclusively’ by parents or [he school area because whenmore than one is For these children the schools must : :. i system: "in charge", the problemresults as in supplementtheir education so they : . Both have legal responsibilities in NaonliNierenberg tile kitchen when"too manycooks can constroctively contribute to the ¯ this area, andit is in the best interests see the broth, etc " classroomexperience¯ : . of the communityif everybodyworks Disciplinary problems cut across ’ "Communicationwith parents should School personnel must be : cooperativelyand collectively on this the spectrumof student abilities --,, he a part of the overall discipline knowledgeable of a ehild’~ .. problem¯ from the slowlearner to the gifted.., policy.It is to bc expectedthat oral or backgroundand problems¯ Theyare, in fact, only the tip of lhe ,, written contact would he madeat The hoard must support its teachers iceberg -- and must bc recognizedas ! every level. and administrators in this area and such, :. All disciplinary action should bc see to it that tbcy receive proper Michael Knplan Direct punishmentof misbehavioris ’. well documentedfor each level -- training, when necessary, to ef- effective only on a superficial and: Classroom teacher to school ad- fectively meet the needs of all It wouldbe a comfort to all con- temporarybasis. Rev. DonaldBrown ministrator to central administration children. ’ cernodif we could assign the problem In order’ k to effect real and lasting .c Io board of education. In addition, there must be com- of discipline wholly to either the alteration of unacceptablebehavioral’ I feel the responsibilityfor the most If the occasionarises that a student nmnication between the school and parent or the school system. patterns, more substantive efforts. part of disciplineis on the instructor. is recommendedfor expulsion -- Immewhenever discipline problems No such simple designation is must he madeto identify the un-" Wemust realize that whilethat child whichcan only be as a result of board arise. John Ilerbert , possible however; discipline is a derlying frustrations which cause is attendingschool, the parentsarc not action -- then the hoard must backup The school and home must un- sharedrespoosilJility. them. present and unless informed, they its professionals and its ownpolicy. derstand and respect the role that DiscipLinein the classroomshould The parent, in serving as a role These underlying causes could .’ knowvery little about lhe childs each plays in a child’s life and they model, is primarily responsible for behavior. ¯ be the primaryresponsihllity.of the emanatefrom Ihe home,the schoolar .: must seek to support each other. parentsdespite the fact that they are helping the child develop positive anysocial situation. If a child wasto visit your homeand attitudes towardauthority figures. I, began to destroy property and on- not physically present in the i)isciplinary measures soch as : :’,:::i classroom. In this regardit is the obligationof danger ires would you allow ths to b~ ~ . ~’: ’;! the parent to impartan understanding suspension from school are un-, lake place and (2harge the child’s ~ .... =:’~’!:! Education,on lhe other hand, should fortunatelynecessary in somecases -- ’ "*~- be the onlyresponsibility of the school and a respect for the rights and in- parents? ~1~ ~ " . : i dividuality of others andfor the rules especially wherethere is a threat to ¯ Or wouldyou correct the child and i’" system. i Ihe healthand safety of other students.. i ~.’~: "’tl : : ’ However,in order to effectively whichprotect these rights. protect your property and save harm ~’ ~I,~.~-,.~v,.-,~r~ The school system must then But suspension as such, is not an i to others? . ’ i . ¯ : educate,our teachers, administrators, ,I~W :~’~ ~ ’ and board members have found it reinforce these ideals as well as effective way in which lo modify Certainlyit is the role of the teacher Ti.. ".. ¯ I. maintain sufficient order, without be aver...It ,tends to reward e. to activate someform of discipline. ’! ~’~’: .."~.,:~[ ’, ’ ’ .’ necessaryto devotea considerable ,:.;:, " ’amountof time to discil~line. ~’J intimidation, so that teachirig ~hnd. student, inn Sense, releasing them~ Wecan net dependen parents albne ! ’. ’" " :’ ~’~.~’. ’~ ’~ ~’, !. learning can take place, from the elassromii and causing !hem? Io protect our schoolproperty, as well ~ ~ ~ . ~ ’ Time.and effort spent disciplining , Margaret"Peggy" ,.,, ¯ disruptive students hurts other Scherbina The discipline our youngsterslearn, to fall behindin their studies, while" as children from beiog disturbed by ¯ ~ L~ - ’~ both at homeand in the school, is disciplinary problems. students wbo, as a result, are not leaving them free to wander the, ~ ~ ~~ gaining full advantage of the Disciplinein the classroomis a very invaluablefor successin later life¯ streets. ¯ Practically all of the valuable hours ~ ~, J~, Only whenteacher and parent are of a chihrslife are spentio schoolor in ~ ~. ,,"~ \~j~, classroom¯ important first step in the learning mutually supportative and com- In .sum, it serves no educationalor With regard to the school board’s process. positive purpose." ’ ’ study, therefore, it is within these ~ ~ t~ munication between them is main- hours that lessons in discipline are ~ ~ J~"~.~ role, caeh memher must address Instilling standards of proper tained can we expect to see the During their earliest, formative administrative, corrective discipline behaviorand respect for others is one most valuable. ~ ,~’~b.,~l~\~l developmentof a self-disciplined years, students must be taught the. The hours dmt a child’s life en- in terms of its impact on the of the basic responsibilities ef ¯ ~ ~~: educational process, individual. meaningof so(2iety and howtolive Irusted to Ihc school systemcarry a "~ ,~j~xr2~t~~ parenthood. As staled in the board’s student ¯ First, Ihe board mustset’ policy Pre-school experiences and home within its rules. These rules, for a Iremendous responsibility. A ~ ~I~ ~ discipline guide, "the school’s school system, most be earefu y? responsibility whi(2hmany choose to whichprovides for the swift removal expectations can play a majorrole in ~ ~’~~ of chronic disruptors from the primary goal is to educate, not to designed and enforced. escape, mvcrtlieless one whichstill children’s schoolsuccess. discipline; however, when the ren,a,ns ,,a++o.ah, : ’i! classroom so that others will be During school time, parents behaviorof individual students comes The board of oduealionmust create Discipline, in my opinion, is a educated through the oormalprocess. delegate these tasks to the schools; ill confliot with the rights of others, and periodicallyreview its discipline ¯ Second,the board must set policy componentof the total edueatiooal ’rile primm’yparposc of oar school EageneItch)risen sehoolacan either enhanceor diminish corrective actions are indicated,,," code, so lhat tt is hath equitable aed, packnge.Out of every set of lesooo systemshould bc the educationof our which compels the involvement of the quality af students’ hehavlor, by The discipline go)de further sets relevant, meetingthe needs of staff ¯ parents in chronic and serious plaos shmdd cmnnatc lessons in children, llowever, the process of Discipline in the classroomis the mainlainingappropriate standards or forth poreedures Io be followed In and student body. discipline. education" requires reasonable disciplineeases. failing to do so, cases wherecorrective action is called responsibility of both the school ¯ Third, the board must regularly Schoolscannot replace the parents In addition, the boardis ultimalcly’. Whenone learns math, emphasis classroom decorum. The board of system and the parent. for. shookl I)o placed on the necessity of educationshould consider policies that monitorenforcement 6f its palteics in this responsibility, but muststill respansble for the applicat onof hat :, The Franklin Township Board of and evaluate effectiveness and fair- I support the vigorouss(andards of code in a¯ cansistant and equitable discipline in cmnputatlen,just as.it is will providefor the welfare andsafety Educationmost strongly support Ilia enforce roasonable standards of conduct promulgatedin this guide. em)huslzcd in athletics, of oil individuals involved in the ness. behavior. and wouldwant tosco Ihe enforeement meaner, oducalionalprocess, Correctiveaclioo atlainment of discipline by gtvlng Additionally, each board member Regardless of home background, Outof I Io attcution placedon this moral reinforcemeot to a firm but procedure handled expeditiously (or Whendiscipline problemsoccur in componentio every phase of learning is appropriate wheneverindividual mustpersonally vistt each schoolfrom certain rules and regulations are the benefit of tile individualstudent as ¯ student bohuviorinlerferes with the flexible stand by teachers, iocludlng limela time, sit in classrooms,mingle neededin anygroup situation. the classroom, tim teacher must a nm,cr a II lessonis heingenternalized legal sanclions far physical abuse of well as lho schoolas a whole, initlalc action, amlas necessaryenlist in self.disc)1line. rights of olher students, wi{hstndonts, and meetwilh teachers The school board cah workwith the student peers, staff or leaohers by andadministrators to gain first-hand tools of policy andpersonnel, A policy Hmassistaoce of parents, ad- Whoaun individual thm’oughly Approprialeconsideration should be : -" . r ~’ given to assisting on indh, iduol students. knowledgeof whatis I)appeningIn our consistingof reasonable,cn[oreeable, n~laistrutinn and special services undcrstneds that his notions ure Myinherent uud experiencedbaiter i:!: deparhnont. hazardous,il Is I)o longernecessary to student in Ihe modlfieutionof his or schools. but effective standards should he her behavior wheneverpossible, in discipline wllhand before learning’! Further, the board mnst explore made clear to all. students and !~ ¯+, .... force Ihat hulivklual to eoeforol to colncs from¯six years of teaching at It Is onlythrough such an allian(2o, rules and regulations, It is at tlmt If rcusonable renlcdisl measures allornativo approachesto assure parents. . ltutgers and huving heen executive quality education to those students and’careful klentffteation and treat- pnhll Ihat disciplineis Interealizod. eanunl Improveiunpproprinte studenl The board should make clear to at the underlyingfrustratieas, ,~ director of three youth centers whoIlnvo not hadproper or effective (I) i mcnt Naturally if the teacher must hehavior, lhon paoli)re nmasures principalsthat Iheyare expected that lasling modificatioo af unae-~ shoukl be considered. working with disadvantaged youth guhlan(2ofroin their parents in order to enforce these standards uniformly, nssnnle Ibe ahove inoutloned from4-18 years of ago, cop(ablebchavhu’ can occur, respensihlity, the baurdof edaeutionis Altlloagh punitive nmasures are Io pro rare themfor the cballengesand and (~} tim boardwill support themIn Also, most of the ~t volunteer respensibllities of adulthood. theperfermance of ,theae duties, obligided to an ovengreulur extent, moasllros of last resort, the board orgauizations -- 24 In Franklin t’ The board of elected effletals are shoukl nol Ioloralo notions which Parentsshould be actively Involvedtit directly -- Pve been in 14 yearn of everystage, cerlainl;/ responsible to 111o peolle hderfere with olnssroon~instructlm), greater NewBrunswink community wlu) elected them, They lave ~cen If wedesire that life admhllstration Onespecific aid In maintaining. chargedIn )rovkl(2 Ihnroughned el- nnd teacliing staff be responsible far service, have dealt with tllsad. dlseipilnn is the proper plueemeatet Ihe ItdtlklitINl~WqR[CORD Iho qualily of cducatlou Ihal onr vaulagod youlh of the urbanized on. ¯ cachstudent, to avoidelth0r excessive f e rill eduealbalIo ull children. vh,muncntsfrom wllleh they come.. II is impossibleto acldevo Ihis goal children are receiving, an ell. , ’ { frnstratlan or boredomtlfrmlgh lack The first of my Teu Cmmlmndmenls of sufflelont chullonge, SorvlnoFranklin Towmhlp without attaining some(llsctplinury vh’aunlcnl should exlsl whichallowa of IgdnealianIs Ibo followhlg: system. thorn In ooneenh’atelhch" lime and Thehoard sl~mtld also p~rl~leally "Toslaunobly su in)rl strong fiscal reviewthe diselpllna codeto dolor Publhhodovary Thur=dny ot TheI aur I nnsl III ko ce It 1 t efforts on emTl(2ahun, neddisciplhlary i’espu tslhlllly lu 111o 300W/thortpoon 51, such a system does exist und iS ef- Wesbouhl realize that file hehavlor nflno wholhor eentlmmlbellnvlnr nf nur (2hihh’eu is lu’huurily file sclnn)ls, praetiolug commnnsense problems are hehlg tloalt wllh PrlncolomN,J, 06540 fective, luodorulion," byThe Princeton Pockol, Inc, res "a’nlsibllltynf parerds, pvoperiy, lllsclplhlo in schools Is a complex OIItor possiblemoasnros Io eonshlor AS)urents, V,’C shuuhl be all 1 lot, live lu’ahlem, reqnlrhlg Imard nlemhal’8, Localofllco; 240 South Moln St,, Mnnvllld,, nf )ollcloo and u’o(2edures which are:rolnstlttfllun o[ dotontlouat Iho ulronts, shidenls,staff 1111(Ileachers Iligi~ sclteol, Institullngun "ln-scilool N,J,06035; ,, .! :; oallun(20111o ehllracler anddis(21111110 In "lull Iogothor," Tolophooo1201.725,3300, ¯ ofour cl,re,. suspeasieP."ayslot’o, al~,dyeqttirlng KeuuethI,angdau rage her, weCUll Work It otlt dlselllhmry prablont chilurou ann Mailingaddro.I P,O, Box 5, Mlddlohud~, WhatIs Ihe phllosopldenl overview Iholr lurouts Io receivecounselhlg Nn roplywas received by press N,J,00073, - lho)ro(2ess lending to cenlonl-- I)tti aMel uenllan (on n basisslmllur Io IInle, ar whichirtlcllelt] irogrnlns cnn[10 SieveOoodman ...... 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Thursday,Februery 2,1978 ! lhe hmlklin NFwS.rEcORD 5-A FINGERPAINTIN6

¯ TheMary Jaeobs Library ~" : ) in Rockyltill will presenta /offers In the ed/fc ¯ finger paintingworkshop for I , childrenon Saturday,Feb. 4 from10 - 11 a.m.This special program,conducted by Dins Hewill continueto ignore candidates claiming par- volunteeredhis services on Since then he has boon conflictresolver and writer, Davldsonfor the Franklin Votefor BruceDavidaon on Rothfor childrenaged 7 and Nierenbergis the hundredsof loyal, hard- ticular locations in this district Thoroughand Ef-" executivedirector of three hehasseveraloocupations,All TownshipBoard of EducationFeb.14. up, is free andopen to Ihe workingcommittee people, townshipmust be represented.fieient TaskForce committees youthcenters, ncludingthe of themrevolvearoueda love for manyreasons, public. For further in- ’a little taller’ election board workers, an the Franklin Townshipin past years. NeighborhoodHouse of Now of andconcern for peopleas ’ JoyceStarnerformation, call the library at To the Editor: ’ " everydayregular Republicans Boardof Educationin order Our board of education Brunswickand Plainfield. well as a specialcompetence Brucehas a verydefinite tSWebsterRd.(609)924#073. whohave supported the party that the board function needs peeple like Michael Prior to that hc taught andcreativity, interestin his communltyand Somerset Overthe past yehr wehave for years; peoplewho have properly. Kaplanwhose service has its Americanhistory for six years If a board of education its people.He is bright ar- hadthe opportunityto keenly beenpermitted to supportthe Since whendoes one’s ad- rootsin his seriousconcern for at RutgersUniversity and was caedidateshouldbeabletegetticulate, has a broad business Rob[risen can observe the membersof the candidatesbut not havethe dress makehim a person of our educationalsystem as a a groupleader in dormliving alongwith and work for people backgroundand is highly ST-RA Franklin TownshipBoard of rightto selectthem or runfor quality? whole. for youthat Ki]merJab Corps. ~- GoneRobinson is yourman. respected for his leadership relateto youth Education wrestling with electiveoffice. ff wecarry this ludicrous ¯ AnneSchmidt abilities. educational and social I agreewe should seek the stance to the extreme, we JudyPaulovte Gene’seducation is the kind 72Claremont Rd. Tothe Editor: problems perhaps un- support of the minority wouldneed a 50 memberboard KingstonPTO of backgroundwe need for the FranklinPark Heis interestedin a strong WORLD paralleled in Franklin’s groups,labor unions and other of educationto representall vicepresident board. educational system - and Myhusband and I spent a history. groupsbut weshould also do. the diverseelements in this Hereceived a BAand MAin Davidsonis keepingit up to date. fewhours with Gone Robinson Youare well awareof the the following: township. Pharmacists history.He has takencourses " recently. trials andtribulations of the --Openup the party to all Every religion, race, in the Rutgersgraduate school ki,.,kl,,.es,.,ec#e,.IThese combinations of Wefeel that his platformfor PRESENTS state-mandated sohool Republicansand eliminate the national origin, profession, thank police andwill beentering a doctoral qualitiesand experiences can theyouth of Franklinwill help deeegragationissue -- an band picked, smokefilled age, bodybuild and sexual programthere in September,Tothe Editor: bring only goodto our cam- themto .better understand A TRIBUTETO issue which-hadbeen quietly roomcandidates; preferencewould have to be ’1’olisa Editor: . 1978. reunifyand its educational their state, communityand sweptunder the rug for at --Changethe rulesso county represented. Administrator, educator, Myvote goes to Bruce system, selves.. ¯ least fiveprior yearsby other chairmencannot hold office I thereforecall uponHugh We want to thank the Weneed people an the boards. morethan five ~’ears; McDonald,Ken baagdon, Franklin TownshipPolice Frank,,.To.wosbipBoa ef After muchstruggle with --Each county committee Margaret Scherbina and Departmentfor their willing Edueattenwho understand this problem,a suitableplan shouldbe expandedto include MichaelKaplan to comeup and wonderful assistance Hageman. House repa. irs and can relate to today’s wasfinally adoptedand im- .a senior citizen, young with solid reasons whythey during our recent emergency youth. plementedby the end of the Republican and minority deserveto’be on the board. when we found ourselves GeneRobinson is runningso , summer. group.These should be people Anaddress alone will never strandedin our homesafter fi n a n c ed by f u nd dri ve hecanhelp our childrentobe ’ Out of lhis turmoil there whoreally representthese do. Weneed people capable of the snowstorm. better studentsand useful A FreeExhibit emergeda memberof this groupsand not a phony,token representingall of us. Beingpharmacists we felt it Responseto the NewJersey abouthistoric preservation Onbehalf of thetrust, Mr. peoplefor our community. boardwho, in our judgement,representative that now vital for us to get to workand Historic Trust’s recently encouragedus to renewour Baileyexpressed gratitude to Avote for Geneis a votefor stooda little taller in the exists; and LillianWolfethe police assisted us by initiated fund’ drive has efforts." " those whodonated money and the future. . Friday, Feb. 10 crowd. -.State committeepeople 7OJFKBIvd.supplyin[~the transportationenabledthe trust to repairone Trust membersare equally time including: Nat Coati, In a relativelyshort period shouldreally representtheir ¯ Somerset needed. of SomersetCounty’s most enthusiasticabout the proJoot,developerof the MurrayHill Alanand Pat Daniels 7-9 P.M.at of time, this membergained county. Wedon’t needWall Nowthat the storm has historichomes enabling it to. "Wethink wehave shown SquareShopping Center, who NewportAvenue our admiration,respect and Street bankers, lawyersor Kaplancalled passedit is easyto forgetthe surviveanother winter. that the public and private donatedmaterials; Jessie ~ Somerset support by her conductand millionaires; we need ¯ goodthings done,but wewant Repairs made on the sectors,withlimited funds and Havens,Bicentennial Coor- PACKARD’S ability sincebeing appninled Republicans. topublicly acknowledgeour HagemanHouse, on South lots of goodwill, can work dlnaterfor SomersetCounty; to the boardat a mosttrying Mr.Norcross stated that the ’manof ..... ~-’-1 gratitude to our Franklin MiddlebushRoad, by the state together to accomplish andJudith Bloodand Charles GOTAN IDEA MARKET timein July1977. liberal andconservative wings To the Editor: Police. bedyhave bought erucial time preservationgoals," said Tiohyof the NewJersey Office . FDRAPHOTO? Werefer of courseto Naomiof the partycan coexist. f~r Franklin . Township Grace Hagedorn, trust of Historic Preservationfor CALLUSNOW. Rt. 2O6 Nierenberg. I havebeen preaching this I wantto thankyouforyour JerryCohn preservationists, whonow member who served as their professionaladvice. Hillsborough ’ In her short term on the for years, butl amgetting a doverage ef the board of DrugFair predictsuccess for their el- liaison. "The Meadows board, she bas demonstratedlittle sickand lired of bearing,education candidates in StanBia}ickforts to restore the mid191h FoundationwasanldealgroupMr. Bailey also praised the unique qualities of dearly "Thereis no roomat the inn." FranklinTownship. IVledicineShoppecentury home.- to work with for our first of- encouragementand understanding the corn- f look forward to "Nor- It is a well-knownfact that RagemanHouse was pnr- fort, sincethey have a provencooperation received from The Somerset .Pediatric Group cress’s SoulSearching Band- FranklinTownship schools ,, ,,,, ,,,"ot’:ns^n ehascd by the NewJersey record of dedication and Betty Wilson and Jeanne and direction for the bet- wagon," when it passes need a great deal of im- acts Divisionof WaterResources in ability to get thingsdone." Donlooof the state Depart- termentof our educational throughSomerset County. provementdespite a number 1972.Presently the Franklin ChairmanCharles ¯ Bailey ment of Environmental RnnozLnCeS system, If hc canchange things in of exce.entteachera a.d for goodof all TownshipCouncil has. been explainedthat trust members,Protection. Her actions on the’ beard Som6rset County, he can conscientiousadministrators. given the option to buythe too, havebeen frustrated. He Indicating there are many the opening of an office have beenunmistakable in changethe wholestate. Arewe in Franklinreally " ’1’o the Editor: house,as well as the Staudt said that eversince the trust oothermembers preservationare seeking ad that herconcern is for all the I hopeI getan invitation, but gettingour money’sworth in Housedown the road,for $I00 wasestablished by state lawin emergooeiesin.the state, trust childrenin the communityand doubt it, since after the education~ I amwriting to emphasizeeach, 1967to attract contributions in Rillsborough notfor just a Selectgroup or Republicanprimary, all the Whydo our schools have myview that GooeRobinson "Aftercontributions to the for historic preservation,it ditional contributions segmentof Franklin Town-TomKeen supporters were suehalowratingonstate.wideshould be elected to the trust suppliedmoney for root had unsuccessfully sought replenish their greatly Route206 at the cornerof NewAmwell Rd. ship. writtenoff. test results? Franklin TownshipBoard of repairs and materials for start up funds from the depletedfunds. (in the Carteret Savings BankBnilding} Withouther assistanceand It seemswe dared to select Oneman doing independent Education. boardingup windows,We were legislature. Checksmay be madeout to hooperationwe might still and workfor a candidatewe researchinto these problems I’ve knownGone since 1972, able to gather from our "In the face of manyunmet the NewJersey Historic Trust, ’RiohardGoldsmith,M.D. F.A.A.P. havekindergarten classes of felt wasthe best candidate;I is boardcandidate, Michael primarily due to his in- membersenough donations to needs,this springwe decided and mailed in care of Mrs. MichaelLapkin, M.D. F.A.A.P. morethan 30 childrenin each still thinkhe was. Kaplan. volvementon tim boardof the completethe job," Dr. Eugeneto see what we could ac- Grace Hagedorn, 30 Fawn class at oneof our schools. Why?Because as the father NeighborhoodHouse of New Rowe, president of the compltsh through a small Circle,Berkeley Heights, N.J. Thavorn Kunakasem,M.D.F.A.A.P. Through her efforts and TomLavin of youngchildren he is con- Brunswick. MeadowsFoundation, ex. scale fund drive which we 07922. MarvinRnsenthal, M.D. F.A.A.P. tenacityanother teacher was Raritan corned. Gcnehasa speeialway with plained."Now the townshipof ourselvescould manage," he Donationsto the trust are ¯ hiredto createanother class FormerRepublican Concernedenough to do youth of all kinds and colors. Franklin is definitely in. said. taxdeductable. Tdephone: 874-5035 anda badsituation was turned municipalchairman somethingpositive about Helistens well, learnsfrom terested in buyingthe house into a soundeducational ex- them.Not just in oneschool, peopleand translates that into andallowing us to restoreit." periencefor manychildren. but in all schools. Foronly action for the commongood. "Thetrust’s actionwas like Weurge the voters of Address alone improvementas a unit will Heis a former Eagleton a miracle," said MaryJane FranklinTownship to support bring districbwideresults. , i Fell0wat Rutgerswhere he ’Post of the foundation."We NaomiNierenberg so that she will neverdo Heis a manof integrity, wasthe "Newsmakerof the felt frustrated by red tape and cancontinue her honest and TOthe Editor: withoutpolitical aspirations, Year"in 1967-68,an honor¯la~:k of funds. Thediscovery sincereefforts to improveour striving to help our school usuallyreserved for Rutgersthat there are manypeople in educationalsystem. I for oneam sick and tired of system. That’s why he presidents, state governmentwho care . SusanandFrankTriscari 17 WinthropRoad Somerset Openparty to all Republicans AC Totile Editor: RepublicanState Chairman, DavidF. Norernssis (ryiegto explain away, Governor BrendanT. Byrne’s300,0{}0 votereelection victory against former state Senator , RaymondII. Bateman. Tbeslate chairmanintends Io schedule’sseries of public bearingsstarting aext month to learn whymembers of minoritygroups, labor unions andother segments of society are alienta/edfrom the GOP, II appearsthat Mr.Norcross will ignoreIhe people in the Ilepuhlicaa party whohave beenflghling for yearsto open upIhe ltcpubllean party te all *Republicans, 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Thepeople who worked and 40%+ 6%off 40%+ 7%oil 40%+ 8%oil 40%+ 9%off 40%+ 10% 0if 40%+ 11% oil supporteda presidential lilt lill list fill tilt tilt candidateand after be won lisa price prko ~1%price primary watched Ihe 46% 47%m0 48% 49%prig0 50%p,,co Republicanleadership turn Ihelr back on Ibe party’s ’12 13 14 15 15 17 18 electivecandklate, 40%+ 13%off 40%+ 14%off 40%+ 15%off 40%+ 16% off 40%+ 11%off 40%+ 18%off Thepeople who elected a , [hi lift ht ll$1 [M fill candidatefor governorIn the 53%m0 54%price 57%prl,, 58%pr/¢e primary,only to seeIheir 55%~,,,o 56o/0~,l,o partyleaders refuse to support the Republicancandidate if 19 2O 21 23¯ 24 25 theycan’t pick them they don’t 40%+ 20%oil 40%+ 21%oil 40%+ 22%oil 40%+ 23%dl 40%+ 24%elf 40%+ 25%off supportthem, , list . 1151 Ihl lilt 60%0,l,, lift 61%p,I. 62%~,l.0 lilt 63%~, 64%,,ko 65%p,~.o HELPWANTED 2 fi 27 pccial F bPuary ’ our& Thisnod[tlonM Early Amcrlcnn hcdroom collection crahcdin Iolld rock map[° w[l( adfl warmth and 46%t. 21%Off extendedfar tldl 2~thAnnlvorcnry 8ale ffersyoua $200 klxurvto coyhomo, The grouo inElUdc~l ~70/^ lilt Mondaythin Wodnocdnv,9to 6 e ThuFzdeyandFrldav, 9 1o9 VI fo price 8olnrdoyo~0 Io § avingsonthis 60"Triple Dreuilr with 7 dr0wor$and iiOne(I) SchoolGua’rd Holchmirror Maleor Female SolidMaple Chestan Chert whh 5 drawcrt !35per hr. : cendipg Queen,FullQ¢ Twin tire hcodlmaffl hod, ,s,l~In ,h, mooch¢oavntddtcsppotncmanr, ]tule el the alct BedroomGroup Nile SvmdAvulluhle at ST~,OO Hrs,per day DificOU11 I’;5 It mlgh|not be Emsr~ 1o9amble forIho cotry.c,ilaon ~tlwgln,e like~1,, wl mutt hey* I f~w .,.o,.,.w,,.,..,a0,,o,.,,o,,,,...... tcl~l"H¢~uat,,...... ’Ihowlo~rn...... "" ...... iilll inlt, °"’"’hml ~HI’I...... k~d alroRdy 9oeorboEdtlOOUnl= Itlm~,No Ii¥~wly~ ~thold,, a~ ~pllld Otd~rl, with New /LM,to 9’,00 A,M. FiresideMaple 11:30A,M. to 1:00 P,M, Finish,o.N ,,lOS $S99, 2:30P,M. to 4:00 P.M. nEnULAflPnlCE $7S11. YOU PAY ONLY ,, Location: Kyloand Main Street Forfurther ollar Information Homocall 725,1900 Manville OPlNfHUR$, & FRhfltL 9 P,M, PoliceDopt, I ht’ t rarzklinN.EWSR ECORD Thursday, February 2,1978 HistoricalFair Here’s winners chosew Six finalists werechosen and 19 honorable mentionribbons were awarded during the Ilistorical Fair held at Sampson G Smith In- termediate School recently. The three highest winners will be eligible to enter the NewJersey Histor cal Fair to be held in Newark, durng April. Last year SGSstudent "Britt Timmcrman,won best- in-fair, aceoridngto Alex Dobrowolski,social studies department chairman. First ptacehonors went to’ Paul Konlakisfor his cross sectionof the Monitor;second place wasawarded to Laura Woodburnfor hercreation of a miniature Shaker school house; Joseph Kuchta was givena third place ribbonfor his reproduction of an early paddle wheeler. Fourth place-honorswent to John Hadafor his gold-rush mining camp. Colleen Murphy capped fifth place for her reproduction of an earlg, general store, and sixth place wentot DavidHelgesen for his recreation of the DeWitt Clinton. HSnorab,~mention ribbons were awardedto Elliot Cheu, Royce Pcdell,, Sherri Boesman, Brian Waltz, George Walyn and Jim Osowski. Also, Donna Mar- coni, John Barbour, Richard ¯ Perry, ArthurJohns, Mitchell Cohen and Joe Sane. Ad- ditionally, DareneMiholies,, ’Ladies’ andgentlemen... Rosemary Mus, Roar Sch- melzer, Londa Caime, Karen Wyles, Lisa Carfare and Tom ...it is with greatpleasure that the FranklinTownship Jaycees and Jaycee-cites present the 1978 Honoringmembers of their ownOrganizations, Jaycee-ette president Heddy Kissling, secondfrom DistinguishedService Awards.’ The annual awards banquet, held Saturday,Jan, 28, at Covlno’s Owenby. feft,’presented JaneenMahajan the OutstandingYoung Woman of the Year award,Jaycee All of the more ihan 100 Restaurant,Route 27, honoredfour townshipresidents for the contributionsto the community.Lt. president,Bill Woodhul],far left, I~onore’dRobert German for his communitycontributions with the projects can be seen on JosephJuzwiak and VeraGeoghan, Jaycee Man and Woman of the Year,received their plaques DistinguishedService Award. Other awards presented during the banquet,included certificates of Thursday, Feb. 2, at 8 p.m.. fromFranklin Mayor Jack Cullen. appreciationto both, "TheFranklin News-Record" and"The Somerset Spectator’.’ for their efforts following the SGS PTSO (RichPipeting photos) in publicizingJaycee related aetiyities. meeting. +. Meadowsto widen restoration horizons

The work has only just Mike Pappas and Bill "Thereis no point in moving "The state has funds for a’ begun according to MeadowsChiampa,will soon begin work the housesuntil wesee if we massiveland acquisition all FEBRUARYHth Foundation president Eugene to restore those historic can get them in reasonable along the 60 miles of the Howe. structures. .. condition," he said. Thestate canal," he told the group. Addressing the’ has indicated the acquisition "I’m encouraging them to organization’s annualmeeitng ’ "Tills GROUPwould by the council mayhinge upon pick up the land betweenthe on Sunday,Jan. 29, Dr. Howe operate aa an arm of the movingthe structures off their Began House and the Rings DEADLINE... reviewed the foundation’s Meadows," Dr. Howe ex- presentlo.cations. James property," Dr. efforts to restore the Van- plained. "Wehave every hope that Hamilton continued. "The Wickle House, more. cam- "The state will charge the these housescan be leased to Meadowsthen will I~rovideone monlycalledtheBoganHouse, Franklin Township Council the council and run by the" of the most important access on Easton Avenue. r, $100, for.,-eaeh house," he MeadowsFoundation," Dr. points to the canal." last day.to cut your He als6’tbld the group ,! continued.:; ’.’$1 would.have ...... : ..:. ttowe indicated. ’ ’ Franklin Townshipwasin the been more reasonable." AIIRIDGE to:extend across process of acquiring the Both South Middlebush EYEING TIlE full the canal is presently being Hageman House and the Road houses border state- developmentof the VanWickledesigned, according to Dr. Staudt House, both on South ownedland designated to be House into a complete Hamilton. Such a span Will 1977 income tax MiddlebushRoad. the flood plain for the proposed recreation facility, Bruce create an access point to the A growing group of Six Mile RunReservoir, ac- Hamiltontold the group the tow-patharea along the camr. Meadowssupporters, led by cording to Dr. Howe. Meadowshas joined forces "Wehope it will be a bridge LINCOLNFEDERAL’S INDIVIDUAL with the Cedar WoodWoman’s that will be compatiblewith RETIREMENTACCOUNT Snowhas hurt our Club in the planning of’an the historic bridgescrossing outdoor stage. the canalright now,"he said. Openan IRAaccount now through February 14th and A kitchen garden a Despitethe property’sclose takea 1977Federal income tax deductionwith Uncle CLEARANCESALE self guiding nature ’trail and proximity to EastonAvenue, Sam’sblessing. extensive dc~,elopmentof the ¯ Dr. Hamiltondescribed the $100,000 Delaware-Raritan Canal’s area’s charm saying, "it potentialareall in the offing, seemslikeyou’vcdroppedicto YOUROWN TAX SHELTER in furniture according to Dr. Hamilton. another century," If you’renot included in a retirementplan where youwork, you can set upyour own Individual ¯ MUSTGO RetirementAccount as a tax shelter. ...newdeliveries arriving Shakespearesociety¯ Justput awayUp to 15%of yourannual income daily’and we needroom to show movie classic ’ (maximum$1,500) and let it earninterest for you in a LincolnIRA. You won’t pay taxes on your SAVINGS The Franklin tligh Sebool Rielmrd Burton and Elizabeth Shnkespearean Society is Taylor and, becauseof its yearlycontribution or the interest it earnsuntil 28%to 42% sponsoring a showing of the length willbe viewed in youretire (age59;/2 or aslate as70rh) when movie, "The Taming of the two parts, onselected floor samples Shrew," on Wednesday,Feb, 8 you’ll probablybe in a lowertax bracket! andwarehouse stock and Thursday, Feb, 9 during Thecost of Ihe 75 cent ticket Ibe P.M.Session, 2-3 p.m, at includes admission to both SPOUSE’SIRA Franklinlllgh School. showings, "TheTaming of tim Shrew," For further lnrordlation or Getan additional $250 deduction. direcled by FranceZofflrelll the purchaseof tickets, con. s a Royal Films ln- tact any Shakespearea~ If yourspouse takes care of thehouse, the ternaltonnl/F,A,l, Production, Society memberor Mr, Job, childrenand you, but fieldsno outside job, you Rt. 206 andCamplaln I~d., Hlllsborough’ The film based on tbe play tile club’s advisorat Franklin bothqualify for a JointIRA. Deposit up to 15%of opendally 10.9, Sat. ]0-6 hy WilliamS |akespeara, slars l Igh Sehoo, yourannual income (maximum $1,750) and defertaxes on that amountevery year unlil youretire.

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/ 7.A¯ !:~Thuxsday, February 2,1978 Iht’ franklin NEwSrECORD FHSstudents air ’ ’ Oviews on WCTCradio program furnished Senior Lounge (o the student government very well. I was fortunate to byJanetFIllmore representative, explainedthat terminate tli6 P.M. Session. Special Writer *’lhe students didn’t liave any Miss Atatimur explained junior class upon graduation, representative, have someVery good guests., way to talk to the ad- thai Mr. Blaustein’s’lalest "Weencountered a lot of Miss Jackson praised WCTC minisiraiion"duringtl~etimes plan would encompass an problems with last year’s IN CONCLUI)INGhis saying, "I’d like to commend Six Franklin tligh.School seniors," she explained, program, Mr. Jarmus said, this radio station .... I have students appeared on an hour of the riots in the early ’70s. e ght periodday, beginning at end 55 minute WCTC-WMGQ"The student governmentis 7:4S a.m. and continuing emphasizing, "we Wouldlike "This edition has turned out becomea fan." radio program entitled, the voiceof the students," she tllr0ugh 2:IS p.m. After to help each class." "Youth on the Move," on said. dismissal, an ,,activity Theprogram, the first in its Ibe bigh school and president "All it does is build a lunch music popular at Franklin .’rt~~"""~’~" .’~ Iligh School was broadcast. L ¯ series, allows Central Jersey of the Varsity Club, mentionedperiod," she said. high school students tospeak the proposed field house and Mr. Ilayaindicated that Mr. Topping the list was Led out about their schools, their oil.weathertrack issue. Blausteinhad told tile student Zeppelin’s "Stairway, to "whatever else is on their the county" lacking in such a wantit, then prove it is worth The controversial ’°Short accordingto program facilityandit is necesshryfor it," regarding tile P.M. People" cut by Randy /~J~m ,(~’~’j[~. minds," Newmanlook the numbertwo moderator Mike Jarmus. "safety conditions," the Sessiou. ~-’~lil--~’,~’t.~l,~.~q~l~l~J~’~.’"~ ., The student government position as Billy Joel’s "Just Mr. Jarmus introduced the gymoastindicated. ~_l~|~t’~lZ-~.~$~’.’ programas an "experiment," . subsequcutlyundertook a poll the WayYou Are" gleaned the in orderto ,,get into the heads SIIOItTI.Y.AIrTEItWAIIDS,and determined that up- third spot. "We are the" of youngpeople today." the dscussion turned to the proximately400tod00students Champions"by Queenand the subject of Ih’e P~M.Session in remain in the school for the BeeGees’.,’Hew Deepis You~ BEGINNINGat 10:0S a.m. the high sehool. P.M. Sessionon any given day placesLove" in fourthrounded and fifthout the poll ~’~¢~"~’-~l~f/f"~"’~Ib’4s’l" withacheerfromlheFranklin ,The P.M. Session is the nulefatotalseheol population representatives, .the ensuing biggest thingat Franklin’lligh of 1,950. At times, this number thken by the Franklin High discussion centered upon the School;" declared Mr. Raya. has soared to as manyas O00 School student government. type of school Franklin High tie went on to explain the students. A question and answer Schoolis. school day at Franklin ends Miss .Jackson summedup periodfollowed, with listeners "FranklinHighSehoolisone officially at 1:40 p.m. and, manyof the studeuts’ roan- phoning in to commenton A WaterfordCrvstalHeart. specific Iopics raised during of the best high schools in the betweent:40-2p.m.,students lions saying, "We’d rather no less, withits ownsterling chain. slate. Wereally do havea bad have the opportunity for a have it and not need it than the discussion. Questions reputation that is un- lunch period, needit andnet haveit." ranged from the field Whata wonderfulway to begin deserved," Ai Raya, senior The P.M. Session, from 2- 3 house/track issue lo racial her Waterford collection. class student government’ p.m., allows a student to at. TALKTIIEN shifted to th’e problems to how a certain Gift boxed.832. representalive and student lend club or extra-curricular leachers at Franklin High memberof the panelacquired governmentpresident, said. activities and also providesa School. her student governmedt . ) Manyof the callers com- family ... black, white, unclear workin a class. Ihe finest in the state," Mr. r ) Puerto Riean ...," added "It enables us to do things Itaya contended, pletcd their call with a "good Penny Jackson, the senior that wecannot do during our Miss Jackson corroborated luck in the future" Or"keep up class president. "Noproblem regularseveu periods," added saying, "They are very un- the good work." as far as color and that’s the P, liss Jacksou. derstanding, it’s nice to know Other membersof the panel EstabushedldT/ beauty of Franklin High It was mentioned that you have a teacher you can includedjunior class student S,iNassauStreet* Prlnceton*924.0624 School." Franklin High School prin- lean on." governn~ent representative Sara Atatimur, sophomore cipall~.i. LeeBlaustein and the Shealsd indicatedthe senior Marion Reilly and Betsy class student government administration desired to class iulends to leave a newly Courtney, sophomore class " Take homeBig Red it’s here...T E GRANDOPENING OF... ’" Big Red.a three-year-oldmale Irish Setter.-wouldmake a goodcompanion for childrenand also ;’ serveas an alert watchdog,according to FranklinTownship Animal Control Officer HarryWeber. ’" Thedog is housebrokenbut needsthe requiredimmunization shots. Call the Franklin Township AnimalShelter. 873-2500. for moreinformation on Big Red. (RichPipe)ing photo) Bankposts 77 figures; ; anticipatesfurther growth

,.: LeRoy R. Terry, President Savings’ family -- from the First Savings name," he ¯ of First Savings and Loan Directors and staff members concluded. ’Association, with offices in alike." First Savingsoffers a full- - New Brunswick, Edison, "It is with this philosophy range of savings and home " North ,Brunswick, Somerset that welook forward to 19"/8as financing services, including and Cherry Hill, recently another ’ excellent and the top rate in the nation on announcedrecord increases at productive year," he con- flexible, regular passbook all levels of operation-as tinued. ¯accounts. Avariety of high- shownin the savings and home "To everyone who has earning savings: certificates . : ~f naneiuginstitution’s annual played a part in our sound, are also available. , ~ s ..... ,. Statement of Condition steady growth, we extend a for the one-year sincere wordof gratitude, and First Savingsis a memberof ending December31, pledge to continue the same the FederalSavings and Loan 1977. highstandardof service which Insurance Corporation which According to Mr. Terry, has becomesynonymous with insures accountsto $40,000. savings accounts have grownto $t80,972,370., reflecting a gainof someYl0.8 Williams promoted million, or 36 percent,over the figure for the sameperiod last The U.S. Air Force has Tim airman is a 1974 year. promoted Raymond E. graduate of Franklin High ii Tote asset strengthis up 42 Willinms,son of Mr. and Mrs. School and attended Tuskegee i’~ percenl Io an all-lime high of SylvesterR. Williamsof It.D. tale.) Institute and the Data ,. $230,529,937. 3, Somerset, to tile rank of Processing Repair Institute, ’I’ve nst fulton’s mortgage airmanfirst class. Plainfield. loan portfolio advanced by AirmanWilliams is serving His wife, Carla, is the morethau $63.7 million to a aL Laogley AFB, Va., as a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. total of $204,387,6~J6.’, and weaponsmechanic, llerbert McNeilof Princeton. andundivided profits arc nowmore Ihan $6 million. Tim:past year also saw the inlroduetion of various new services to First Savings’ ¯ new ideas... A customers, egr ary . ro/Z ;tatement Savings was offered in the formof the "Ooe ¯ new innovations... Account,"wltic]’~ also provides ~ for "Prestige l~mnrgency CLEARANCE ’L’ Cash," and use of the O association’s 24-hourteller newdesign, s... ¯ machine, Iho "One Teller." I~torcover, plans haveheen it’s dlfferont...it’sfun...it’s the latest "in.thing." Created especially fortodays new lifo style finalized to bring installment SALE I II====::F~=~. louns~ uuto~ personal and improvement, at I li====tl rates, to Ilia in- YOU~AVE A LOTOF [~|@~li~Y lll,~e.-mse... slitulion’s service areas in IOTR, l e WEPAY MUCH LESS FOR FREIGHT...WE PASS THE SAVINGS ON TC) YOU. First Savingshas upplicd to Ihe fedornl and slate 30%,o50% regulatory authorities to WEPAY MUCH LESS FOR FACTORY ASSEMBLY TIME...BECAUSE YOU ASSEMBLE SOME ettnvert front u mulnalIo u ¯ PIECESAT HOME,YOU SAVE MONEY. stock institution, Thecon- version would alhtw P)rsi WEPAY MUCH LESS FOR SFORAGE...OECAUSE SMALLER CARTONS ARE EASIER TO Savings Io further oxpngd offregular prices ¯ HANDLE,THE SAVING IS REFLECTEDN LOWER PR CES services to its membersand for add)lionel funds DELIVERYCHARGES ARE ELIMINATED...WHEN YOUTAKE YOUR MERCHANDISE WITH for incrcgsed lending in our ¯ YOU, service gross. It is anilelpnted Ihnt Ihe COl|version’,viii bo colnploled Famousnames in ¯ CRATEONYOUR EXPECTATIONS CAR OR WAGON. PERSONNEL(WE CAN WILLLOAN STOCK YOU ANDCAR SECURERACKS’) YOURYOU PURCHASECAN HAVE INYOUR OR In I0711, MERCHANDISETHESAME DAY OF PURCHASE. ~I’Ol’ more titan "half g century First Savings and China,Glass n ~u ~l ¯ ’ , , ~1, , ,~ Iljll(ll)llltl ill’ I,nan Assaclallon ins con. ,f’ r t:lll’h d~’l’l’ Ill Itlrllllllr*’ IIII, IIIIl~ll t)t’~l~tll’ll Itllll t Ill Irllt ~1’l ...... ’ ’ Ilnuttlly afforecl Ihovery best * savings and hnmnrhtgnehtg Cookware,etc. sarvl:el~Itvl’llllllll0~ ’~ Mr.Terry CoHnpl~’tq’ Sok’a|s, Clnalin’s, I|ot, kq, n,s, I)luinng groups, WalU , mild, "Thin aehlgvomonl at ’ lilt|is, I’ilhh, s, I,Iiiltnls, and muchmuch morn, mgdo ,ride denton. enllrol,’h,st

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i hP Franklin NEWS’RECORD Thursday,February 2, 1978,." IleAL,[". Gordon.heads counselmgserwce new Musical satireon Franklin .,

L ’ ~ I Guidelines for Womena help in identifyingtheir In- to be staged on CWWC I~ fly II~JriiE ~ I counselingservice for women,terests, planninga jobsearch, ~UV/0 ~l I I recently announced the preparingfor job interviews The ’ regular business designed by Barbara .On Monday,Feb. 6 nt 8 30 I[ openingof an EastBrunswick and writing resumes meetingof the CedarWood Klausner. Guidelines will set up Woman’sClub will take place p.m., the Needleworkgroup~ I officeJanetS. under Gordon.the directionof workshops in career KathyDeAngelts and Carol willmeetatthehomeofDonna Guidelinesoffers counselingpreparation. on Wednesday,Feb. 8, at 8:30 Strick, assisted by MarionDicksheid of FreemanRoad. to womenwho arelooking for Ms. Gordon attended p.m.at ConerlyRoad School. Stuedly, June Naman,LiMa A demonstration and newcareers or whoare ready DouglassCollege and has a JoanBurke will preside. Goller and NancySadie, workshopof "Broomstick to go hackto workOr school Master’sdegree from Purdue providedhomemade refresh- Lace,"which is an extension after a prolongedabsence. ’ University,She previouslydid Anevening of entertainmentmeetstaken from recipes in of knittingor erocheting,’will For those womenwho need career counseling at the will be featnredby the dra’mathe CedarWood cookbook, be givenby AnnaBlair Darts Douglass¯ Advisory Services departmentas they present "TheHappy Cooker." and Pat Gordon. for Women. their programto the general She currently teaches membership. AssertiveTraining at the East BrunswickAdult and Con- An origthai short play linuing EducationSchool and written by the drama will be teaching Values workshop,"Changing Faces" Clarification and The is a musicalsatire on the Returning Student for the changing times within CommunityServices Division FranklinTownship. of MiddlesexCounty College SERVICE this spring. Directed by MariaFarina Ms. Gordon has taught and producedby KathyCot- variouscourses of interest to trcll, the lighting for the PROMP|¯ COUl[lEOU$ ¯ womenin several business, CWWCDRAMA department members Millie Kemman,Paula Gerber and Terri Seoleywill be part performancewillbc controlled governmental, and of thecast of themusical satire’"Changing Faces." The play will bestaged at thewoman’s club .bYHelena Heminghaus. educational organizations regulormestingonWednesday,Feb.8, at8:30p.m.atConerlyRoadSchool. Costumesand sets were throughoutthe state. Foradditional information on Guidelinesfor Women,call 545-2373or write to Guidelines, 18 Whitehall Rd., East Farina drawsup plans Janet Gordon Brunswick08816. newarrivals Pancakemeal marks for CWWCfund raising The Somerset Hospital, The Cedar WoodWoman’s Thursday,March 30, at the scholarshipsto benefithigh Somerville, recently an- Clubrecently announced their ConsolataVillage, Route 27, school seniors residing in start of Lentenseason¯ nouneedthe followingbirth to Waysand Meansproject for Somerset. Franklin Township,regar- TheSomerset Presbyteriav ShroveTuesday is the day a Somersetcouple: 1978will beard"Artand Craft Plans being formulated dless of wherethey presently Church,100 JFKBlvd., ’is beforethe Chris[tar Lenten --a hey wasborn to Daniel ChineseAuction" to be heldon include the active par- attendhigh school. planningits annual Shrove seasonwhich culminates with and NancyReese III, of 75 ticipatiooof all clubmembers ’%sincere desire to help TuesdayPancake Supper for Easter Sunday,this year on MarcySt., on Jan..22. Jamisonwins accord ng to MariaFarina, studentspromote their ability Tuesday,Feb. 7. March26. MiddlesexGeneral Hospital, general chairwomanof the and determinationto further s A meal of pancakes on NewBrunswick, recently horse honors event." their educationis very ira- Shrove Tuesday is an old announced the following Assisted by Suzanno per[ant to everyCedar Wood CALL526-5550 tradition. Thefull menuis: Januarybirths, to Somerset Somersetresident ’WendyHammer,Mrs. Farina is member,"Mrs. Farina said~ pancakes, sausages, ap- residents: Jamison and her horse, planningto haveunusual and In addition, an artistic HURRYTO plesauco,coffee, tea or milk. --A daughterwas born to RomanView, recently,,~on top interesting merchandisefor assortmentof items will be Churchmembers as well as Nitin and Bharati Desai on honors in the Hunterhred auction. donatedby numerouscom- other membersof the cam- NewY3ars Day, Jan: 1;...... Hunter Under Saddle The entire membershipof munity members. ~ ,d;j~~ LANDAU’S munityare invited to the -A s n was oorn m Wnneclassification Cedar Woodis engaged in Tickets for the exeiting Shrove Tuesday Pancake and NettyeMorgan on Jan. 6; ’ makingunique and original eveningwill be on sale in the for Supper.it will be held in the -A son wasborn to George The award was announced ilcms that fall into many near future from CWWC FellowshipHall of the Churchand ElizabethAsana on Jan. at the 21st annualNew Jersey diversecalcgories, membersand will also be Donationfor attendingthe 8; and Bred BreederAward dinner- Thisevent is the onlyfund- availableat the door. WOOL ’ supperis $1 for adultsand 75 --Ason was born to Patrick dance, held at the Watohungraising prdject the woman’s Includedin the admission eentsforchildren(agellaed and Patrieia Malleyon Jan. ViewIdn in Bridgewater,aa club is sponsoringthis year priee will be wineand cheese under). 12. . Sunday,Jan.22. and all proceeds are refreshments.Door prizes will SWEATERS Reservationsmust be made designated towards also be awarded. by Sunday, Feb. 5. For reservationscall the church MeadowsFou:. ,,dation " ’’ .... ’ _ 8674.°ffieeduring the day at 249" ~ ~ Thereis a choiceof two elects1978 officers : ¯ Special Grou the organization which Ann Suydam. ~’~ ’ "" ~ SlA . . " ~i~’;": . . : , ’. Regular to $30 OW:i- -B.. V Two Somerset ,recently~led the ,successful-: :David Denker ,,,Robert. ~’.~;~.~ , ~..,. ;Womenelected~= .... :drive"[° save the hstore~’letlar’~JmM°seandRalpfi :~,~o,:l=~ | Began Eastonstutzman were c rosen for’the ~ i " $CAP trustees .... ’ AvcnuelSomerset, held its "two-yeartrustee positions. i. annual meeting Sunday, Jan. Their terms expire in P; Special GrolP’NiO . $1 A IN Sylvia K. Glinkmanand 29. January,1980.. ’ Regular to $68 I ~ ~larilyn Landers, both The approximately 35 Three-yeartrustees, who Ill B Somersetresidents, will join foundationsupporters who willserve until January1981 i[~l~ ’ ~ ’ . .;~llll~ AmandaRivers of Somerville cameto the meeting voted to are Jack Cullcn, Betty and DorothySenz of North approvethe followingslate of Davison,Eugene Howe and ’ i Plainfieldas representatives1978officers: AnthonySchoberl. "’ ,:i~’~’ ~i- ~%. on the trustees boardof the Admintstrati~,cofficers are SomersetCommunity Action EugeneHowe,. president; PTSO to meet " ~:, LANDAU"~’ ProgramtSCAP). MaryJane Post, president...... ,.~,~ e~v~,~.v.~~y The four womenran in elect; Ann Suydam,vice ~OrllgnTor3~.~3 b-ttt~.~)¢e~td-cLL uncontested races in an president. Betty Day[son’ ~amps~ o n ...... u ~m~n ~n- m~:~" 114 NASSAUST. electionheld Saturday, Jan. rec ordmg ’ ’ secretary. Judy . .’. APRINCET Davis corrcs o’ndin g ~crmeumte~cnool PTSO MARIAFARINA, CWWC "Art andCraft ChineseAuction" 28. secretary;’ " and’P Ralph mcehngStutz-¯ ’,vtll ’...... be hold on chairwoman,looks over the proposed floor planfor theMarch 30 MON.-SAT.:9:30AMto5:30 SCAPisal2-ycar-oldsocialman,treasurer. Hmrsaay,l,’eb. 2, atap.m.m eventto be heldat ConsolataVillage, Route27. services organization Trusteessclooted for a one the schoolauditorium. "~ " familiesin SomersetCounty. 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¯ , * ¯ .~ ¯ ; 7 ¯ Tl~ay, Februat~ 2,1978. ~ r’ " lht, LratiklinNEWSREC’ORD" : ¯ " " i ¯ ::¯i-. t,.. ;,, :: ’" MSC_record now 4,4 . ’ .:.:;i"’". ~:I;:: : : "." ’ "Wrriors urvivefourth ’qUar te-i;: rallies to win conference:games ’ .b~ MarkBgseh. A bank shot by RoyHinzon cbung players pushedHinzon, lead, 49-30, midwaythrough Murphy scored 14/ . ’ . SportsWriter. and layups by Charles figuring the lanky 6-T eenter to the third period. But the Franklin 17 22 12 15-66’: BARRYKING, freshmen ’ Hawkinsand MikeHenderson , be the poorestfoul shoote~on Tigerscame back with a 12-2 S. Plainfield10 14 18 16--581: Warrior,leaps high abo~ie TheFranklin ¯basketball extendedthe marginto 18, 58- thefloor. . . . ’ ’spurt toendtheperiod trailing . . . ’ ’ ’ Br[dgewater-RoritanEast’ {eamwontwogameslastweek40 withonly 7;02 left in the Hinsonhit the first shot in a only51-42. Bob Pelligrieo TheWarrior jv split defendersto score two points. in Mid-State Confd’ence game. one-and.onesituation to makescored eight for the Tigers. gameslasl , lei ChrisWelt, 30, Tim Murray,. competition. ¯ Leading65-48 with’ a ]iilte it 66.63. Whenhe missedthe , SouthPlainfield threatenedwith a 6-3 t. 33,Dan Gainer, 22, and Kor~ TheWarriorsdefeated South overthree minutesremaining, second, Hawkinsgrabbed the but could not comewithin Terry ~sc Stdcker,24, couldn’t stop the Plainfield,66.58, onTuesday, the Warrors tr ed to stall the . reboundand put na.layupteseven until, with2:38]eftin theydeteatodSouthPlaintield,.. Franklinfreshmen who posted Jan. 24, andWatehung H(lls~ ball. ~!ice the game. ; the game, a jumper by 54-4g. . .< ’. o 58-47vletory in the game h 68.65, on Friday, Jan. 27, liowever, the Franklin Franklinled the entire first Pelligrino madeit 59-54.-’ Franklinhad onlyseven jV playedTuesday, Jan. 31. " uppingtheir recordto 7-5 cagerscouldn’t bang on to the quarleraftertskinga2.0leadWith 2:24 left, a bucketby players, available for" their. [RichPlpelJng photo) overa.and 4-4 a the MSC. ball and Watehungbegan an on a jumperby Hawkinsonly. Hendersonincreased the lead gameat Watchung. ’ In bothgames Ihe Warriors incredible15-point streak to l0 secondsinto the game.’ to sevenand over a minuteIn the fourth qu~ tookbig leads in the second nearlywin the game. Hawkim,Darrlsh Edwards, later, Hendersondrovein for a RichLazicky I .~ft half, beforesurviving a late MarkMe]li]o sank two~’ree andGreg Puinell each scored three.pointplay that wrappedwith an ankleinjury andKeith rally bythe opposition, throwswith 1B seconds left to six pointsin thequarter as the up the game,64-54. Blackfouled out, the Warriors At Watehung,the Warriors closethe gapto two,65-63. Warriorsled 20-17. Hendersonscored 20 points were downto the minimum tooka 12-pointlead into the TheWarriors brought the Watehungopenedtheseeondon g.14shooting from the field, five players.Aa a result, the final quarter,52-40. ball upcoortand’ three Wat-/stanza with baskets by John Purnell (6-11) added15 and Warriorsweresoundlyheaten, ¯ Magierowskiand Me[li[oto Edwards(5-10)’had 10.: 75-55. ;; taketheirfirstlead,21-20,withPelligrino led ,South Albert Luck seoz’ed .24 6:43left inthehalf. Plainfield with 18 white points. .:: Alter an exchangeof field stra,ghtooojamporsto put.o ,,..,m,,,thana Franklinahead to stay, 26-23, with5:25 left. Apeirof free KRAZYNAILS throws by John Miller and a li tip [n by GregPurnell widened the marginto seven,30-23 J i~ II I tPalPR~ Mellilodrove in for a layup 12 OUNCECAN ’ butjumpers by FrankCull and DougBraun made it a nine pointgame, 34-25 with two and FA! R a half minutes"left. The "" ~ ":’ Warriorstook a 35-30halftime lead. After Magier’wskisnored thefirst twopoints of thethird PRESGRIPTIONSFOR.LESS:,’ quarter,the rest of theperiod wasall Franklin. Usinga balancedscoring POWR " attsek, the Warriorsled by as BATTERY ’7 muchas 14 beforesettling for &S.I~T. ~ FfB.,) a 52-40lead entering the final TUNEUP quarter. Hawkinsscored a gamehigh Ski FashionSale 20points,connecting on lO of 14 field goalattempts. Purnell - Ladies’, Men’s and Youths’ added14 and Hendersonhad Magi~rowskipaced War- ¯ ALLPARKAS changwith 19 while Mellilo I ALLPANTS tallied16. ; ¯ ALL HATS Franklin 20 1517 i6-68 ¯ ALL WARM- Watehung 17 1310 25-65 . UPS A very sparseerowd at- tended the Franklin-South Plainfieldcontest in the Tigers’ large gym. Thesmall gatheringcould he attributedte the fact that SouthPlainfield didn’t have school that day or,~more likely,..becausethe :Tigers haw:~bn only one gameall Ti’;e~/a rriors started slowly, going nearlY"two minutes before Edwardsopened’ the scoringwith a jumper. The gameseesawed until Franklinoutseored the Tigers 10-2in the last threeminutes to 1978 SKI FASHIONS lakea 17-10lead at the endof the first period.Edwards, 8, andHendersOn, 7, scored 15 of :-’:.’,:’ theteam’s 17 points¯ 22 OUNCE Franklin maintained a seven.pointadvantage until another10-2 spurt late in the halfput the Warriorson top35- © 20, SPRsYE9 MikeMinarek scored on a I/, tiPin f°r~theTigers but Miller STERNO . ,,~

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COMPUTERSCONST~,NTLY monit’or the 650 volt current ,lewis throughthe flowingto thetrains, signals,and station lights andescalators. By pressing the .:: ’ third rail alongPATH’s 35.3 miles of track. JosephSciallo, PATHPower Direo. appropriatecircuit breakeron the controlConsole in front of him,Mr. SeSsile can tar, observe~=a Wall-length,colored light displayShowing all electric power out powerthe instant the computerinforms him of a problem, , Rapidtransit ¯dramaunfolds : FRANKLINMAYOR Jack Cullen peers out the door of the TradeCenter Terminal in NewYork City on Thursday,Jan.. " _/ PATHrapid transit car named"Township of Franklin." Of- 26. Air-conditioned cars werenamed in honor of North a 1 ficials fromeight Now Jersey municipalities were invited to Haledon,River Vale, LincolnPark, .SdleviDe, Avon-by:the- A)( participatein car namingceremonies held in the PATHWorld Sea,Franklin, Bridgewater and Sayreville. PATHcar namedFranklin’ ltiders of the old lludsen & plaque, as well as a framed Mr. Germanexplained. "New yearly energy savings manager.¯ The short train ride Manhattan Railroad would certificate of participation, transit .cards have been amounting to t0 million costs 30cents in coinage. Townshipof Franklin hardly recognize the modern both of whichwill be displayed designed and purchased, new kilowatt hours was the result "PATHhad originally used andefficient trains that ply the io the Franklin Township signal and power ,systems of replacing "antiquated a token system,"he explained. ancient tunnels lGday, Port Councilconference room. installed, major track and rotary converters ~ with "ltowever, we found wewere Steepedin Revolutionary history, tire Townshipo/Franklin, located in the central Authority Traos-lludson roadbed replacement modernsilicon rectifiers." paying out 12 percent of the (PATH)representatives told COMbIENT[NGTllAT the programs completed and /we Thesilicon rectifiers are revenuejust lo sell tokensand portionof NewJersey, was incorporated in 1798. officials from eight New rail system was in "absolute major terminals constructed moreefficient than tbe older get them back.’~ Oncedtiefly rural, it is a rapidlygrowing community with u soundmaster plan and Jersey munieipolities. sbamblns"on Sept. 1, 1962, -- the WorldTrade Center aid ’equipment at converting "Closedcircuit television advantagesattractive to bothbusiness and residents. The local officials assem- whenthe Port Authorityof NY the Journal Square Tran- altoranting current it lhe 650 has been a very effeclive way" bled at the PATHWorld Trade &NJ took it over, Mr.German sportation Center in Jersey volt direct current that powers to eliminate the need for a Franklinboasts a fine educationalsystem, a richlabor market, diversified housing Center Termioal io NewYork briefly tracedthe post t5 years City." the PATllcars. manto sit in each station,,~ anda full-rangeof recreationalfacilities andcommunity services. City on Thursday,Jan: 26, lo of PATHsystem growth. The PATHtrains transport Flowingthrough a third rail, Mr. (;orman told the group: TMs car is named in konor of Franklin, one of more than 300 communities whose dedicate eight air.conditioned "A quarter of a billion NewJersey commuters from tbe voltage is continually Along another wall in the rapid transit cars. . dollars and millions of man- terminals iR Newark,Jersey monitoredon a colored light, operationscontrol center, two residents travel on the Port Authority Traus-Hudson interstate rail system. Franklin MayorJack Cullen hours of worksince t962 have City and itobnken into New wall-length schematic.of the menwatch the 48 television oined PATIIManager of Rail transformed the obsolete and YorkCity along track leading PATIIsystem, located in the monitors that scan .the Programs, Frank Gorm’an,’in unreliable liudsoo & to tbe WorldTrade Center . operations control roomat the system’st3 terminals. officially naminga bright and ManhattanRailroad into,the dmvntownand to a 33rd Street Journal Square Trao- "It has, in our opinion, shiny new PATtl car modernPATil systemutilized terminus io !lie m d-town sp+or[a!i~..Center, improvedthe level of security "Township of Franklin." i by more than 40 million area. .... ~ ’ ..... in the stations," the PATH Two plaques describing passengersannually," he told "PATti EMBARKEDor~.a ~ COSTING$88 million, tbe managersaid. Franklin Township were the group.. substantial energy con- " Jersey City facility serves not unveiled inside the car.-Mr. "Under Port Authorit:~’ servalio, program," Mr. only as a PATllstatiBa, but OPERATINGAT a quarter (;ormao presented Mayor control PATII has been Germansaid. - ’ doublesas the bus station and million dollar deficit, Ihe Cullen witb an identical completely rehabilitated." lie indicated a 12 nereeat has parking spaces for 600 PATsystem boasts a per- cars, ¯ " formancehistory that is "a’~ ¯ Almosthalf the cost, $39 record in the industry.," ad-~’ CALENDAROF COMING million, wassubsidized by the cording to Mr. German, +. federal governmentunder the Carrying145,000 peopla each’. B 8" B PRINTING EVENTS FRANKLINBICYCLE 1064 Urban Mass .Tran- day, on 1,109 lrians, the on-; SERVICES sportation Act. time figure approaches97;6 CENTER¯ UPHOLSTERY "Most of the people who percent. of Manville, Inc. THURSDAY,FEBNUARV 2 avail Ihcmselvea of the Pranklin is oneof morethan GeneralRevenue Sharing - proposeduse hear!ng - Franklin 617W.Complain Rd. parking facilities are daily 300 communitiesserved by Ihe Township-7 p,m., Municipal Bldg, commuters," Mr, German PATIIrapid transit syslem, Manville, N.J. 08835 FrankfinBoard of Adjustment- 8 p.m. Munlcipel Bldg. .RALEIOH¯ ecHWmN said. Townsbipcommuters journey Businessand Social Prlntlng HillsboroughPlanning Board - 8 p,m,Municipal Brdg. ¯ PEUOEOT¯ ao~ During off-peak, evening by train from NewBrcnswtok Forms-Bulletlns-Flyers.TicketsFilmprogram - "The Ascent of Man"- 7:30p,m,, Mary Jacobs ne~[rl¯ Panl~ A~Bml~ Library,Rocky Hill, hmmsthere is ampleparking, or travel by bus to board/he Cords-Envelopes- gs3HAMILTON STREET , SALE , according to the PAT]I PATll trains., i Letterheads-Invitations FranklinP.T.S,O. meeting, Sampson G,Smith School, 8 p.m, auditorium,Student prelects from Social Studies and Industriel 01~ EN’S’~TrlJRD ~,ys CUSTOMPRINTING ’ ArtsDept. on display. FRIDAY,FEBRUARY 3 . Cl+l+.dWI¢ &l.mlql ASSORTED PHONE:(201) 528-2070 Registration- Franklin Township Llnle League girls softball.3-5 249-4844 54"HERCULON p,m.Lisle League Field, DoKolb St, Girls8-15, Birth certificate required,Also Sat, 8" Sun: UPHOLSTERY "A Nightof OneActs". posen ed by heMfinvi a Hgh School DramaClub 7:30 p,m,, high school auditorium, ALso Saturday, , II NI SATURDAY,FEBRUARY 4 Dave’sMen’s Et Children’sprogram presented by4.H Herpetology Club, 10:30 HORSEFEED g SUPPLIES, PET a,m.Somerville Public Library, 35West End Ave, FOODS,WILD gIRD SEED, StartsThursday, Feb. 2nd Boys Shop ELECTION- Hillsborough Fire Commissioners, Pelts open 2-9 ANIMALFEED, WEALSO p,m, SUNDAY,FEBRUARY S CARRY~ WATER SOFTENER $299 41 S, MainSt, Manville SALTS, LAWN& GARDEN ’ YD. MugSwap and Sale- Green Brook Vol, Fire Company.11e,m, SUPPLIES,SHOESf BOOTS, Formal Wear to 4 p.m.,Firehouse, 1 Grsenbrook Road, JACKETS&GLOVES, MONDAY,FEBRUARY B SAVE 50% For Hire FranklinDermatology Clinic ¯ 7:30p,m,, Municipal, Bidg, FranklinLace1 Board of Asalstenca-8 p,m,, Municipal Bldg, BELLE MEAD OFFMost Winter Stock ¯ Policeman RockyHill Council.8 p,m, Municipal Bidg, PLAIDS& TWEEDS ¯ Mailmen HillsboroughBoard nl Adjustment-8 plm. Municipal Bldg, FARMERS’CO-OP FULLBOLTS ¯ Plus¯ HIIIsboroughBoard of Health¯ 8 p.m,Munlclpal Annex - REMNANTS with these coupons FlagtownSchool, 725.9027 TUESDAY,FEBRUARY 7 Hoaltll InformationProgram ¯ "Arthritis andYou," Somerset Hospital,Fuld Auditorium. 8 p,m+ 54"JACQUARD 54"VELVETS FUELOIL SomersetCounty Frooboldsrs. 8 p,m, Admlnls¢retlon Bldg, (Includingall Levi’s) FranklinImmunlzaDon Clinic ¯ 7 p m,Municipal Bldg, 10% FranklinRant Board. 8 p,m,,Municipal Bldg, UPHOLSTERY /tomsalready on sale excluded HiltsbotoughPublic Mooting "Use of RevenueSharing Funds". AI 8 p,m,Municipal BldO~ XEROXCOPIES HIIIsborouohIndustrial Commission ¯ 8 p,m, Annex. Flegtb),vn BESSENYEI School, 4 (Q(vtrltlty i~(:T/ OFF ALL MEN’S WEDNESDAY~FEB’RUARY 0 Prices ManvilleCouncil ¯ PublicHearing ¯ CnmmunDyOovolopmonl lg/O S.PmCESmTS*li &Son Ftmdsuse, 0 p,m. Avnihlblo) Filmprogram. "What you are Is wlmroyou wore wi;on,,," 7;30 J In den/m+brushed soften, or khaki, J, 0110urnorsInstalled pan,Mary Jecobs Library, Rocky Hill, TOWNSHIP TableGAme Nlohl ¯ TempleJewish Singles, 8 p,m,Highland PHARMACY 580Hamlll0n St Pall ConservativeTemple,’ Hilliborooflh ¯ Pro.lnlrodaatlonBud0ot mooting 8 p,m, KIS.IIII00 NowBrunlwick MunicipalDId0 no7 OFFALL NEW IZOD 1! KI6.6453 HillahoteuohRecreAtion Commls,lan 8 p mMunicipal Dido 712llaRtlllon St,, i, NO’I’ARYIqIIII,IP, IALLIGATORSHIRTS* J1. lo Boy=t/zoo 14.20 I ! Evmmr Fabric mill SHERMAN BELLEMEAD FUCILLO& SOPKO i Agentsfor LUMBER00,, INO, Rt, 27let §18 SONS IleedlngBird, BelleMead ’ WARREN WhostonVBn Lines, Ino,, JEWELERS, 3E0,,8121 PdnoetGnr N,J, * Coupon=good Thur=,. Sat,,’(Fob, 2nd. 4th) Only MOVINGEl" ’ACentp[ltl, Line of 201.297.6090 KlepinklDlomond RIngl OpenDoily IO(O0nm .. $(30pro, Fr/, ’t/l( at30 pnt i STORAGEINC, BUILDINGMATIRIALI Men,,Tuel. 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Withtwo points, sportsa 4-6tally. ’ on the Classifiedpages. victorious, tactics; commandinga 9-9 Kathy Devlin paced Wat- minutesto go in the ~ last TheFranklin jv teamalso Tile Warriors. host i The Franklin High School Sharon Hempelsank the lead until Watchungplayer chung with t0 tallies as period, the Warriorsvictory fell to their Bridgewater Burlingtontoday at 3:45p.m. "girls’baskethallteamseoredfirst baskeiof thegame for Kortmanbroke the ice. ,eammateMonerpumpedthhopeawere dashed as the,r counterparts.. ’nthe Frankl,n HighSehoo, an impressive81-30 victory Franklin as Watehung Nineconsecutive points by eight points. Watchung’s opponentsrallied to up the TheWarriors were soundly girls’ gymand, on Friday, overthevisitingWatchingHIIssustainedearly foul trouble Franklinenabled thcm to pest recordfellto2.8withthisless,sooreto the final flgure. ’ defeated, 41-17. Trish Feb. 3, will travel to Warriorson Friday, Jan. 27. andwas forced to eall a time- an la-2first quartermajority. ’Cindy Powell was high O’Donnellscored seven points Bridgewater-RaritanWest.On ~.! CynthiaPowcllnetted 10 for Frankl!n 18 2010 13-61 scorer for the Warriors, in thelesing effort while tleidi Tuesday,Feb. 7, the Warriors ":~ AN -OUTHKY ,be hometeam in this initial Watchung 2118 9-30 contributing14 points. DawnNestvogeladded four. clashwith Somerville at 3:45 Wewish to expressourthanks TIRES! TIRES! TIRES! period. Rubin added, six markers p.m. at the Pioneers’ gym Watehungplayer MolnerThe jv teamdid not fare as while both SharonIlempel and Varsity nowowns a 3-9 facilities, andappreciation to our customer~ FORPRICES YOU connectedfor tbc first basket well against the teamfrom for their cooperation in .’ of the secondquarter but the WatchungHills; droppinga 44- uncoveringtheir oil tankfills CAN’TREFUSE periodbelonged to Franklinas 32decision. "~.~.,~.,ii, the team accumulated 20 Watchung.player Brans !..!:’L;’.. andfor their patiencein ON SNOWTIRES tallies. WeedyShultz pumped sank{he first basketof the understandingthe problemsof in 12 points as Franklin first quarter, but Franklin our drivers in makingdeliveries CALL breezedto a 38-13halftime retaliated witha two-pointer ...... lead. by RobinPowell. Franklin led of fuel oil following 609-924-4177 The hometeam emerged 8-6 beforeWatchung requested the recent snowfall. checkwith us first fromthe locker roomto wit- a time-out. Featuring:B.E GOODRICH ¯ DUNLOP ,,MICHELIN . ness WeedyShultz openthe The opposingteam’ then third periodwith a basket. reeledoff five straightpoints SleelBelled Radial, Glass Belled Radial, 4ply Polyestel BoRed. AftForeign Cal ~izes WatchungWarrior Andt added for an 11-8 first period NASSAU OIL CO. COMPLETESTOCKOF RIMS FOR MOST FOREIGN CARS a two-pointer as Cynthia majority. i~ Powell,of Franklin, sanka Watchungcontinued its ~i 800 State Road JOSEPHJ. NEMESg, SONS,Inc. foulshot to posta 41-15score in offensive attack; adding13 Princeton, NewJersey HIGHWAY206. PRINCETON favorof Franklin. pointsin the seoohdquarter to Watehungembarked upon a Franklins nine. At halftime, !. 924.3530 (OpposlteVolkswagendealer) six-pointscoring streak, which the scorestood at 24-17in favor ~ Franklinsquashed with seven of the visitors. consecutivepoints of their own Watehungsurged ahead ¯ ,’’~:.i!’:L’-’.!:.:.?:!~.::’.,""..~,~../~.:....?~..~ for a 48-21th rd quarteread. With18 pointsfor a 42-21third Franklin’s Lisa Madiganperiod lead, as Franklin SCUBA subsequentlyscored a basket, staged an unsuccessful DIVING as Watchungplayer Kortmancomebackattempt in the counteredmaking the score fourthquarter; outscoring the F~RINCETONBASKETBALL*~JOIN THE FI 50.23.Several seconds later, opposingteam 11-2 in a late INSTRUCTIONSwith 3:31 rema!ningin the effort. ¯ final period, Kortmanwas Franklin’sJaekie Berry was ejectedfrom the gamedue to ejected fromthe gamein the YOUTH GROUPNIGHT Signup for a coursenow, and be fouls. heatof a disagreement,which certifiedfor Springdiving Franklinthen scoredseven erupted betweenthe coaches SATURDAY,February 4th stra ght points before~ Lisa of the two{eams. Beginning Madiganalso fouledout with RobinPowell was the high 50 secondsremaining. Eaeh scorer for Franklinwith 14 PRINCETONVS. CORNELL(Feb. 4th) February 8- PEDDIE SCHOOL teamnetted a basket, before tallies, as TrishO’Donnell, 11, February 16- RIDER COLLEGE Warrior Cynthia Powell and Bertha Edwards, 7 notchedtwo foul shotsto close¯ ass sled in Franklin’sbehalf. Youth; groups (8-18) - Scouts, YMCA February 21- PRINCETON UNIVERSITY the61-30 rout. Watehungplayer Traubac- ¯ Franklin outscoredWat- cumulated18 points for the groups, etc. - can attend the Harvard or Call for informationand registration chungin all four periodsof victors. Cornell gamefor just $1.00 per person. play. CynthiaPowell grabbed There must be one adult fop every ten top honorsas the highscorer Franklin 8 9 4 11-32 of the game;accumulating 20 Watehung 11 13182.44 children whoattend underthis plan. PRINCETONAQUA SPORTS points withnine basketsand 3()6Alexander Street fourfree throws. In varsity action against Princeton,N.J. TeammatesWendy Shultz, Bridgewater- Raritan East on 21, DawnRubin, 6, Lisa Tuesday,Jan. 31, the Warriors 609-924-4240 Madigan,4, BerthaEdwards, lost39-32. 2, SharonHempel,. 2, Heidi A close gamethrough the Nestvogel, 2, and Robin fourth quarter, Franklinwas gec league CLEARANCE b-ball standings Results fromthe Franklin Township Parks and on all LANCIAS B.eereation Department’s Saturday Junior division in stock. .basketballleague are: Nuggetsvs:Knights, 37-3;: "Robertswa~ h gh scorer w th For example: 15 points. Spursvs Stars, 12-2;" An- Brand new 1977 Lancia HPE, drewswas high scorer with six Wagon 4 cylinder, S-speed manual points. trans., air conditioning, powersteering, Warriorsvs Kulaks,10-7; GilberLwashigh scorer with power brakes, leather interior, radial six points. tires, magwheels, etc. Stock #1732. ¯ LADLES SHOES. LADLES SHOES Original Mfr.’s List Price as equipped BY LeagaeStandings WI, $10,097.20. SANDLER Nuggets 2 O HEELHUGGER PTHIS $;49 THIS Warriors 2 OFRANKLIN’S WENDY Shultz searches for an openWarrior to passoff io asWatchang Hills dofen- NOWONLY $8495 Knieks 1 t derssurround her. Shultzsank seven field goaisand netted seven free throwson herway to WEEK Spurs 1 1 $1Jmllor savingson other Lancla HPEs USHPUPPmS OVERWEEK Knights O2 amassing21points in Franklin’s61-30 victory on Friday, Jan, 27,, 1OO0pr. Stars O 2 (RichPipeling photo) MORE ONLY .o.oo ONLY Results from Saturday Gymnasticsprogram MEN’S SHOES ¯ MEN’S SHOES- MEN’S SHOES pet,t,onIntermediateare:division eom- BY Knieksvs 70ors, 4G-41; off to springystart WEYENBERG Lovinewas bigh scorer for the ,,.,,’~..C,A,S..sMOTORS, INC. THIS $690THIS Kntekswith 18 paints while Tbcwinter gymnastics.6-12 havothe mats from2:30-4 Itegistratioois still being MASSAGIC Bradshawwashigb point man programfor grades 3-12 p.m. accepted. 830ROUTE 206 PR’INCETON o 921.3500. PEDWIN for the 76orswith 18. sponsoredby the Franklin Studentswill havethe op- Foradditional information, WEEK v,, avE. WEEK l,akers vs Bulls, 33-32; Township Parks and portunitytowork out on the call 2S7-7330. & TO Millerwas bigh seorcr for the Iteereatiea Depnrtmentbegan matsand various pieces of MORE ONLY $45.00 7O0pr, ONLY l,akers with 12 points and Saturday,Jan, 28 at its new gymnasticequipment. Itrownwas high manfor the locationin the Franklinlllgh ltulls withl0 points, Schoolauxiliary gym. Reglsfration opens GIVEPRINCE A TRY CHILDREN’S SHOES. CHILDREN’S SHOES- CHILDREN’S SHOES Notsvs Jazz, ,14.15;Tbomas Eight’Saturday sessions are BY wasIdgb point ¯scorer for the beingoffered at a costof S9.G0for soccer league Nets with17 and Peppercornper lmrtlcipent.Children in The Franklin Township BEFOREYOUBUY! STRIDERITE scoredseven points for the grades3.5 will mootfrom l- lnstructloaalSoccerLeagucls BUSTER BROWN OVER Jazz. 2:30p.m. and throe in grades presently conductingpro. If youare interesfedin Savin9 Money .oop, THIS , Ccltlesvs l’rallblaz,ors 43- rogistratioa in township YOUNG SET $39o TO 34;Cart dgcscored 17 points Golf lessons schoolsforboys and glrls aged Nowis the t/me fo Buy. PEDICRAFT fnr Ihowinners whllo Stiles 0-13, addedzofor iho’Trallblozora, set to tee off Registration for the In- HUSH PUPPIES TOc.oos.,RO, WEEK Midwinter golf lessonsfor structlonalleaguemay also be I,cagueStandthgs studentsin Juniorand senior accomplisbndat the Parksand 1978 CHEVROLETCAPRICE 4 1978 CHEVROLETIMPALA 4 POLL PARROT doorsedan, 8 cyl,, AutoTrails,, power g Eastdlvlslon WI, hlgbwill be sponsoredbytbo Itccreat[onDepartment in the door ledoa, g cyl, Aulo rranc, power 90 ONLY Celtics ,5 0 l,’rankllnTownsh[pl’arksand’Phll[ipsSchonl, llouto27 orby steering & brakes, 395 engine AM/FM Soaring& brakes, windshieldantenna, MORE $8 v,, Knlcks 3 2 ltccrent[on l)cpartment moiling lho child’9 name radio,tinted 9lots, W.W, rodlal tires, Air tinted gloss,~V,W, radial liras, Air Cond, TO 76ors 2 3 beginningSaturday, l,’cb, 2,5. addrcgs,telephone number Cond.mete, bodyside molding, door 396 Qngino,valve appearancegroup, $26.00 Trallb)azors 2 ,I Six Saturdnysessions are anddate of birth to the league guards,remote mirror, rear speaker, remotemliror, mat0,vlnyl 0oat, Stock Westl)lvlsloo WI, sclledulod at SampsonG, o/oP,O, Box 102, MIddlobaall, bumperrub slrlps, Stock#18,292 (one In #19.127(one In Itock), ’BOUGHT OUT ONE OF LONG ISLAND’S FINEST BOUTIQUES Ncls 3 2 Smithhltormodhlto School 0,5073, slack(, Jazz 2 3 fromI.’,1 p,m, PracticeWill begin in April Llll Price $6#99,9S Itulls 2:1 Foradd[tlonnl infnrmation, l,"nrfurthcr Informatlon, call Lilt Price$7115,95 Dllcoont 914,95 KIMBERLY KNITS PANTSUITS I,akcrs 2 2 call 297-73,10, 2,1,5.17‘57bohvoon 6.9p,m, Discount$990,95 SALEPRICE #E726.OO s249o SALEPRICE $8135, CALVIN KLEIN DRESSES ~ HARVL BENARD SKIRTSETS 1978 CHEVROLETCAPRICE COUNT ROMI 1978 CHEVROLETCAPRICE STATIONWAGON, e cyl, Aulo LANDAUCOUPE , # cyl ^ute KASPERLTD. 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CHARGEIT BIG SAVINGS ON ALL 1978 CHEVROLETS HOURS MERCHANDISE’ WITH IN STOCK THUR$;,,,,, 10,9 J EVERyNEWF ¯ MASTER CI(ARGE PRINCE CHEVROLr:T FRI ...... 109 ¯ BAtiKAMERICARD ROUTE206(across from Princeton Airport) SAT,, ~: ,,.., 10.6 WEEK , VISA PRINCETON924.3350 UI I I :Thursday, Februa~ 2, 1978 , Matmendrop meet to Watchung hy Jody McC/ain in the 108-lb, match, War, middle stanza as AndersonSaeyhek tl4tl controlled the )SportsWriter chung’s Dickey Van Buren cxecqted a takedown, an match against Warrior started nut strong by taking escape and another near fall Iloward Berkowitzwith a 3:4~ The Franklin HJgb School down Warrior lucky An- cradJe. pin Jn the secondperiod, wrestling team took on dersen, Andersonretaliated Onepeidt wasgiveo to Van Franklin forfeited the 148 Watchungon Friday, Jan. 27, with a two.point reversal and Burenin the third periodfar weight class to Watehung’s losing’ the meet51-80. ¯followedwith a cradle to earn an illegal head scissors by Strock. The" varsity matmnnfell a three.pointnear fall. Andersenand the matchended Aldrich (158) madeshort behind immediately as they In the second period Van in an 11-5 decisionin favor o[ work of Franklin’s Bruce forfeitedto Watehung’sl’,faxie Burenupped his score by two Franklin, Jones using a half nelson ,/)avis in the 101-1b. weight for a reversal but went AaronMiles (tthl used the combinationfor a pin in 1:38. class, scoreless for the rest of the Sullivan bar combination to M. Sasso (1701pinned Keith piti I,. Wardropat 1:34into th Vessels in the secondperiod match,e . with a time of 3:00, In the 122-1b, contest, ScottOliastrn restored some Watc:hung’sM. Coynescored faith in Franklinas hc quickly first with a crotch takedown reversed Sivco’s takedown but WarriorDave Berlin soon and earned two points for a had points on the scoreboard near fall before his opponent for his reversal. Executinga could escape. Oliastrn was Russian wizard escape, Coyne then awardedOne point for led as the first periodended, 9- SJvco’sillegal lockedhands, 2. and proceededto executea Franklinreceived a point for reversal and three.point near a technical ’violation hy fall. Watchingas the secondperiod Sired retaliated for five started. Berlin scored on a points with a tnkedownand a reversal. Coyneregained the near fall beforethe end of the lead with an escape, headlock first period. Oliastrn evened takedownand a two-pointnear the 8-loseore9,,ith a iakedown, fail before the end of the then quickly pinnedSivco in period, 2:,18with a headlock. Throwing a hammerlook During the heavyweight into an armbar one on one, match, Watchung’sT. Ceisel FOAMED#N-PLACEINSULAtiON Coyneused a switch for his took DaveBullock down with a * Saveshoab~lg, COoli~ cost1#. StO~S drafts and reversal, then left an opening headlock, and managedto pin oddW~IIs! ¯ Lowers n@selayoff, Ei~y, fast e4~lk:4~or~ for Berlin as Coynethrew an himin 42 secondswith the half illegal slam, tak~lown. The nelson combination, to the NEWHOMES. OLDEn HOMES. 122.1b.’ contest ended with COMMERCIALSTRUCrURES Berlin’s doubleleg takedown, amazementof Franklin fans, and Bulleek. SAVE$$$ ON YOUR z and a disappointing 9-t0 In jv competition, Wat- AIRCONDITIONING ANDHEATING BILLS decisionin favor of Watchung. Warrior AnthonyJennings chung’sDeckeris HOD pinned WEALSO INS’I’A LL BLOWN.IN ()291 Ihrew a double leg Keith Nisonoffwith a time of CELLULOSEINSULATION IN ATI’ICS iI"-=, 1:43, while Warrio/’ Robert CALLFOR FREE ESTIMATE takedownfor two points, but tang(1081 won a 5-0decision washeld scorelessuntil the Replaceyour ..... , : third periodas his opponentoverPetela. MailToday ! OrCoil Us! Vonizukanexecuted a sitout Franklin’s tl5-lb, wrestler escape, headlocktnkedown wonvia a Watchingforfeit, but I Independent Insulation Systems ! and two-point near fall. Watehung’sllollenberg_ (122) c/0 37 S. Bell Ave., Yardley, Pa. 19067 ,01dfurnace defeated Jeff Jesclson with a Vonizukanupped his tally with pin in 4:27. an escape and duck-under Name takedmvnduring the middle Avoiding a pin vdth four nowwith a new . stanza. near falls, Franklin’s Glenn Jennings earned five points ,(;ross¯an (1291 lost an 0-22 ’.’~ th a Patersonroll reverse decision to Dauim. The next anda three.point near fall to seven weight groups were qirlp0ol start the third period. Jen- forfeited by Franklin, ’giving nings uppedthe score to 7.8 Watchung’sjv team the win. gasmrnace. before Vonizukanused a hip Watchungis now2-1 while throwto pinthe Warrior at Franklin drops to I-2. The 3:25. Warriors met BoundBrook on Wallacoilis defeated Wednesday,Fcb. l, and will FRANKLINSOPHOMORE Rick Anderson throws his WatchungHills opponentDick VanBuren to 05,000 BTUCOUNTERFLO WARM AIR allt~[~=dlr~[~ Franklin’s BoOerGriffon in competeagainst Bridgewater-the matfor a takedownon his way"m winningthe 108-/b.contest by an 11-5decision. The winning FURNACECOMPLETELY INSTALLED WITH --"ahem"! ~P" mm’ll the 13s-lb. contest, lie earned Baritan West on Saturday, ’’ll" vdSma54emm waysAnderson started were snuffed out as WatchungHills grapplerswrestled to a 51-80victory. IEWTHERMOSTAT TOEXISTING DUCT WORK the 4-2 decision with a shrug Feb. 4 at 12:30p.m. on West’s (RichPipeling photo) sTBENTON,.N.J takedownand two escapes, ma ¯ , t. ¯ . ¯ PHONE (609) 695-7001- PRE- SEASONSALE i:i:! Gmrlssoftball smgn-up .ooe Install¯it OXB.35B ¯ : concludesthis weekend now. i(3S,e00 BTUI ":~’~":=’~’~T~" ;/~J;!!~!~’:" Final registrat on dates’ior ~ tO champ onship tit e: .... ~: a/. : d~_~~~;Z Franklin Township Little The Franklin Township gir [;~~-~;&~ League girls softball teams softball leaguewas started in Whirlpoolairconditioning i-,[ J : ~~~;~: are Friday Saturday and 1975. ! i li is part of a nat ona COMPLETELYINSTALLED J ml/IV~~.~t~.~i Sunday, Feb. 3-5, at the L the " ] ; ~[~,’~~.~’.~-~!.~ League field, DeKalb Street. programstarted in 1974 which on existing warmair heating system t. | . ~~~.~"~1~ New applicants should brthg ~:f6shyg r ~.~nt° la’~i~n]aelag~ POPWARNER banquet committeemembers pose outside of their birth certificate ’ " SampsonG. SmithIntermediate School where the organization pionshipfinals are usually Eight.year-oldgirls will join held in Oregon. $995. will holdits annualaffairon Saturday.Feb. 11, at 6 p.m.Banquet a Saturday morning in- PRICEINCLUDES: ¯ t5 FI. P,,o.ChargedTubing ¯ Thor- plannersare ( from loft} BarbaraJacob, Jan Adams,Esaw struclional program.Major Forfartherthformation,ca]] mostaland Sub Base ¯ FanRelay ¯ 15Fi. of Wiring¯ Base(or Stephens,Alvena Miller. JesseMiller, MalcolmBernard, Pop leagueteams will be corn- 873-2010. Unlt. Warnerpresident, and Janice Gagliardi, Pop Warner secretary, posedof 9-12year-olds while Additionalcharges mslbe necessaff formodification 13-15year.Dials will play in a 1-YEAR GUARANTEE Pop Warner plans banquet fast pitch seniorleague. 5-YEARS WARRANTYON CROMPRESSOR Pranklin Township Pop Bowl championshipNewYork In an effort to add teamsto Warnerwill culminateits fifth Jet team. both leagues this year, a and most sneeessful season Tickets may be purchased special programis being set E. R. CIeworth & Son. up to help heginuingplayers. SALESE,SERVICE with its annual banquet on [romteambusthcss managers 388-4748 297"4841 Saturday,Feb. 11, at a p.m,, at or coaches. 2’he seasonwill start Mayl SampsonG, Smith School The price of the tickets are and continue thro.gh playoff Fantastic EDISON SO. BRUNSWICK $3 for adults, $2 for children, compeUtionin June. 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’ clover correspondence t: l "" ~ " - }hrn~bop ! l~ldznvr,.~ltmrv ’byT.ll, Blum " --Thursday Feb. 9 Jason Randolph of Bed- relatedflelds. I and BarbaraLlndberg Basketball ’ " minsterOthers placing in the Youmay sign up for this one "l~t:mcct°a A County4-llAgents ’ top 10 were: Paul Bandnia, or oneof the twoother courses li ’. ~ . MODELAIRI ~ LANES DougDeBray, Jim McKclvey,still to begiven later onin the 7~,tf~l~ fall meetingsheld at 4-H BobCole and Jim Harm. year¯ This course will be [’ j;,,~[~}])ML,,,,,,._ Center unless otherwise Oneof the manythings that Asimilar contest for hand- valuableto anyyoung person [ ~" ~f~" w slated) peopledon’tassociatewith4-Hlaunchedgliders will be held thinkingaboutcounsellingata ~i PnternayanPersan COMtNGEVENTS ismodelairplanes.Butasinsoat the next mooting.Abner campas a summerjob. A ~! f~ and . manycases it is part of 4-H. MathewsofBridgewateristhecertificate from Rutgers --Thursday, Feb. 2, The BrokenProps 4-H Model leader¯ University will be awarded [" .....I~-i-lm, g Yarns,, hasketba1. AirplaneCub met recently for upontemplet on of the course Supplies&a.lts --Thursday Feb. 2 4-H an-indoor poweredglider " *** ! Morningln~ructhm SeniorCouncil, 7:30 p.m. match. Each memberwas *** t: Available ¯ --Friday, Feb. 3, Adventureallowedthree flights for WINTEHCAMP, i: POLISIITIIEME (609)924-3300 workshop,7:30 p m. cumulativelime age - :%~..:.,~A~--. -Sa urday Feb 4, Food ’n Membersranging in Wntercamp at Stokesis a L" ~-~-x~ FunLuncheon, It a.m. . froml0 to 19 participated wtlh greatwa.y to spendFeb. 24, 25, TheFood’n Fun Lunclleen is

TheMighty Midgets, small animalclub havechoeen new ~ ~ ...... ~.... ii~ *** the’topics covered ina 4-Hofficers: President, Dawn l ~ foodsclub. More; vice-president and AttheFo?d’n.nLu.cbeeatreasurer, Jason Williams; LANDAUS TOO COUNSELLOR" COURSE all this anowleagehas a secretaryand reporter, Earle chanceto shine as each club Sterling. Nextmonth they will Balderdash." There arc 21 teens par- chooses a themefor their prepare for a Small Animal, "Verities &Balderdash" RUMMAGESALE ticipating in the campcoun- luncheon¯ The theme is QuizBowl.. featuredthe #1 goldrecord hit, HarryChapm sellor coursebeing given on carriedout in tahte setting, "Catsin the Cradte."The song publicservice efforts. Inthe Oneto Oneprogram for the for teensand young juniors Tuesdayevenings at the 4-H foodsand evendress. It all *** was inspired by a poem last twoyears, he has raised regarded, muscular Center. The course covers addsup to a lot of fun. writtenhy his wifeSandy¯ close¯ to $1million for variousdystrophy,and various other FRIDAY,FEBRUARY 3rd AT 9:30 A.M. suchtopics as’, Qualifications This year is going to be The newly organized cat Also on the album was Charitiesthrough hundreds of efforts aimedat combating of a camp counsellor; specialbecause of our Polish club, "ThePussyfoots" hold another long story entitled benefitconcerts. specificdiseases. q:31l-S:J(l fi. 14 responsibilitiesand duties of a theme. Manyclu’bs have their meetings at the 4-H "WhatMade America Heis the founderof World Ticketsfor the performance campcounsellor; applying for chosento learn about and Center every 2nd and 4th Famous,"which was the basis HungerYear, a non-profit are pricedat $8.50,$7.50 and bAIURI)AY YOUNG)UNIOR SIZES 3- 13 a campjob; understanding preparePolish recipes. They Tuesdaysof the month, foranentirelynewconceptfor groupactive in pablicizingthe $5.50aed may be purchasedat ’l;Jll - ~:110 yourself; campis for cam- haveinvited senior citizens of anyoneinteresled in joining, a Broadwayshow which plight¯ of 20 millionhungry the Student Government 126 NASSAUSl. A PRINCI:II1UIION pers; campingphilosophy; Polishancestry to beguests at call the 4-Hoffice 526-e144. Chapincreated tn 1975. The Americans and starving Associationoffice located in and careers in campingand their clubluncheon and to sit show received two Tony peoplearound the world, the College Center or by with thelff and chat about *** nominations¯ Heis also involvedwith {he calling526-1200, ext. 348-349. Polish foods, customsand Chapinhas continued to traditions. "Anyhey or girl irrespee- perfecthis story.tellingstyle Theclubs will be judgedon- tire of race,color or national in his newalbum, "The Road Musicalcomedy slated bJeeseparates provide ihe fantasia. suchthings as teamwork and origin, in this communityto KingdomCome." originality, while each in- betweenthe ages of 7 and19 In the past yeaLChapin has Therest is upto you. dividualwill receivea ribbon inclusive, may becomea hosted ABC’s"American for Douglass stage for his/her feeddish. memherof 4-HPrep or 4-Hby Conscience," NBC’s Followingare clubs already applyingfor membershipin at "Friends,"wrote two screen NEWBRUNSWICK -- The domineeringwife, her meek signed up: Calico Clovers, least one of the approved playsforWarnerBrothersandenvironmentalLevin Theater ’ but roving-eyedhusband, a Branchburg, "Aroundthe programs or projects and co-authoredan off-Broadwaywill be turned into a Romanbuyerand seller of courtesans, World;" Gingersnaps, agreeing to the 4-H musical entitled "The marketplaceon Friday, Feb. hysterical slaves,~a near- Branchburg,Polish Foods; requirements." Zinger." 3, at 8 p.m. when"A Funny sighted old man,and Roman Makersand Bakers, Bran- Hisbook of poetry,"Looking ThingHappened on the Wayto warriors. Thereis a happy chbur~, "Christmas at and Seeing," is a unique the Forum"opens for a one- ending,of course. ,, ¯ Grandmas, A Surprise collaboration betweenhis weekrun. TerryA. Bennettis set and Birthday;" Muff-lt-Ups, BROWSETHROUGH wordsand the artistry of Tbe Rutgers University costumedesigner: turning the ; Branchburg;Food and Spool, OUREASY TO READ illustrator,Rob White. Theater Arts Departmentof LevinTheater into a three- Warren,"P.J. Party;" Wish CLASSIFIEDPAGES Inaddition to music,Harry Douglass College and the sided stage with rampsrun- WeWere Riders, Bridgewater, Chapinis heavilyinvolved ins MasonGross School of the ning throughthe audience. "RanchRoundup;" Whir and numberof humanitarianand Arts arc re.sponsorsof the Thecostumes created by. Mr. musical.comedy¯ Bennettare amongthe most "Somethingfor Everyone-- beautifullydaring. Februarypresentation of a ComedyTonight!" opens the Directedby RooaldRoston, showintroducing Pseudolous, "Forum"will also be per- ’TheRitz’ by MartinsvillePlayers a bumblingslave whowill do formedonFeb. 4, 5, 7, 8, 0, 10,’ anythingto get his freedom. II, and12.. : MAR;r’iNSVILLE-"’> The ...... ias~ rate singer. ’’" ’~’ ¯ $4for studentsunder 18. ZeroMental created the role Tickets are $2.50 for Martinsville Community "The Ritz" directed by on Broadway,and later did a studentsand senior citizens Players and the Footlight MaryLehne of Martinsville For reservationscall Bob movieversion. and$4 for non.students¯ Guild, following up their will run for fourperformances Marrapedi,526-9179. Curtain is In the nameof freedom recent collaboration on beginningon Friday, Feb. 3 at 8:30p.m. Pseudolousmust help his Forfurther information, call "Jacques Brel..." are andcontinuing on Feb.4, and Seniorcitizens are invitedto youngmaster win the girl of 932-9892between noon-5 p.m.,~ ¯ currentlyputting the finishingFeb. l0 and ll, at the Mar- attend dress rehearsal on his dreamsby outwitting a and on performanceevenings. toucheson their third joint tinsville CommunityCenter, Thursday,Feb. 2, free of venture, "The Ritz," a WashingtonValley Road. charge¯Curtain will be at 7:30 comedyhy TerenceMcNally Ticketsare $5 for adultsand "p.m. Celeste Holmtostar to bepresented in February. , Theaction of the playis set in GeorgeStreet play ’in a gay bath-housein NewShakeynamed patient Yorkand concerns itself with NEWBRUNSWICK -- Theatre Guild’s production of the efforts of Carmine carerep at SomersetHospital Award.winningactressWilliam Saroyan’s "The Time i Vespucciwho is trying, ac- CelesteHolm will star in the of YourLife." cordingto his dyingfather’s George Street Playhouse Herluminous creation of the instructionsto "ruh out" his "’ : FlorenceA. Sharkeyis the producHonof "Paris Was characterMary L caughtthe brother-in-law Gaetano newpatient care repreacn- Yesterday," n new play attention of the NewYork Proclo, ~: tative at’SomersetHoopital. In adaptedand directed by Paul critics, andthe play won both Therole of Proelois being~: this administrativeposition, Shyre. the Critic’s Awardand a played by TomMareiniak of "’: Mrs. Sharkey interviews Thenew work Is an area Pulilzer Prize. * Bcrkley Heights, Barry hospitalizedpatients to see premierewhich will run at the Followingher debutMiss Lidmnatninof Raritanwill be that their concernsare being .Playhouse,414 George St.., llolm waspersona y sc acted seenas CarmineVespucci and servedby theoverall imspital fromFeb. 17 to March12. by GeorgeM. Cobnn to appear ltelen Pappasof Clintonwill system, "Paris wasYesterday" is a in his play, "Returnof the appearas VivlanPr0clo. ¯ Prevlousto her appointmentrecollectionof Paris in the Vagabond."Later, after Also appearing will be .;: Mrs,Sharkoy was Insurance 1920’s,developed from Janet steppingin for the ailing AntbonyAsslnl, of Somerville Supervisor of the Medical Flanner’s "Letter From GertrudeLawrence, MPss as Cl~ls NormCooley of InsuranceDepartment at the Paris" column.Her columnttelm againwon acclaim for Bridgewateras Caude,the hospital, appearedfor manyyears in hor portrayalof Atomin "The chubbychaser Gary Levlne of Beforecoming to Somerset the NowYorker magazine, Kingand I." 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18-A’ I lw Franklin NEWSRECORD Thursday,February 2, 197B: TRACK i VERONICA Ceponisservesii (Continuedfrom Page One) "Aproper place to practice _ in modelSenate~i)~ spenda’s little of the approvedcould have been the dif-. (Contlnuedfrom Page One) any route for anindustrial Somerset . County:: fundsas possibleto constructference," he. claimed. said.Shejoined the mayorand bypassthat doesn’t impose FreeholderMichael J. CePonls the facility. "Trainingon unsatisfactory councilmanChariteDurandlnadditional penalties and was! selected to serve as a:. Foran additional$50,000, a facilitiessuch as wehave right opposingadoption’of the or* hardships on some other State Senator for the"" Chevron440 or Tartansurface, nowcauses muscle tightness dlnnnee, portlon of the township," SomervilleArea J~.yeees In’i: which Eekert and Gatarz anddoes not developa run. "l don’tthink it’s fair to the MayorCullen countered ef- theAnnual Model Legislature’. claim to be better surfaces ner’s techniquewell, because taxpayers,"she argued.. fect vc y d smtssing than Resli!e, could be in- the athlete has to compensate the whichwas held in the Senate’::’ stalled. for Ihc poor conditionswhen "That’s where your in- suggostloo, and ¯AssemblyChambers In:: hetrains." surancemoney will go to," Dr. Immediately prior to Trentonon Jan, 20 and21. It::’ Martinscountered. eounclrsvoteRtehardRapp,a will be an annual event. : r MRIIOIINE explained the memberof the Franklin- ’~;Jayeeemembersthroughout:; differencebetween a Resllte IN ADDITIONto con- LEVITTRESIDENT Joan SomersetFirst AidSquad .4rid tbestate introduced apd vote;: surface and the Chevronor struction costs, the bond Finucane argued against avcterantruekdriver,toldthe on proposedmeasures, The:: ’ Tartan surfacesis minimal. referenda includes a con- allowing heavytrucks to governingbody, "I wouldn’t proceduresduring the twoday:: "I’verun on themall andthe lingcncyallocation of $11,500, travel on VeronicaAvenue take a truck downthere session followed actual:: differenceis very,very slight. another$11,500 for architect’s usinga 1974engineering study (l:tenncttsLane) on a bet." legislativemethods. Forsuch a smalldifference, is fees andan estimatedlegal fee as ammunition. :S it worthan extra ~O,000?"he andbonding fee of $1,500. The Landry Road asked. homeownertold council4,592 Thetrack coach told the Mr. VanHoutenindicated vehicles used Veronica board the Lakewoodfirm thoseexpenses would be in- Avenuedaily, as countedby would construct a track curred regardless of who the 1974surveyors. Traffic facility with {he identical handles the proposedcon- volumehas increased since features Eckert and Gatarz struction. thenshe indicated. propose. The newfacility In additim, the pavement wouldinclude a curbfor the ’ deflectiontest resultsreported track, plus highjump, running in the study concludedthe jumpand pole vault areas. Veronica Avenuepavement TheFranklin High Booster met residential subdivision Club,the majorforce behindMIDDLEBUSH specifications and was not the recent push{o place the suitable for heavytruck athletic construction bond (Continuedfrom Page One) traffic, accordingto Mrs. referenda on the Feb. 14 "If wedon’t restrict our Finueane. ballot, prefers a Realite Iraffic, then wecan scrap "This town needs an in- surface, according to Mr. everygoal we’ve listed here," dustrial bypassthat will take Horne. Mrs. Shields continued, ’Countoff, one,two, three... the pressureoff residential The Lakewoodfirm con. referringto residents’desires arteries," she argued,"it’s structeda similarfacility at in establish a rural buffer four,five . . . 9,998,9,999, 10,000.’ Carlos Roberts, Mark articleconcerning the two proposed athletic bond referenda due." Bridgewater- Raritan West surrounding Middlebush, Sloman,Dan Strum and Cindi Jonas, stuff someof the10,000 anda BoosterClub cover letter. The track team will beJoined "Ar~industrial bypass will twoyears ago for $45,000,the planting of newtrees and envelopesto be distributed throughout the township starting byother interested residents in thedoor-to-door distribution preventthe kindof fatalities Irank coachindicated. The concernexpressed about the today.The publicky drive, coordinated bythe Franklin High effort. that don’tplease anyone," she firm has also built tracksin .deterioratingquality of the air BoosterClub, includes a reprinted"Franklin News-Record" (RichPipeling photo) continued. New Brunswick, Brick and waterenvironment. Townshipand at three other "It seemsto mewe’ll have *’WE NEED a total highschools. BOOKS solution,"Mrs. Finucane said, morecongestion, not less," Newclothing course chargingcouncil to "meeton "TILE TRACK at Mr.Shlelds argued. (Continuedfrom Page One) lhe proposed team. "The an ongoing basis to get BridgewaterWest is so goodit "Thistown should not be the purchasingbooks now to meet purposeof the teamis not to slatedfor next year somethinggoing." hasbeen chosen as the site for doormatfor Hillsborough,"he all readinglevels." handle every teacher’s ’"]’here doesn’tseem to be the countychampionships for continued."Let’s not makeit "It is also true that almost disciplineproblems." by Jeanettellaynos Withthe studentsgenerating the last twoyears, Mr.Horne easyfor Hillsboroughto glut no bookcan be usedin schools Theboard also supportsan SpecialWriter a great dealof enthusiasm,the explained."West has not only themselveswith housing." fort0yearsanymore,because increase in instructional clothing teachers are an- mgotten tap performancesfro in today’sfast changingworld, positions. FranklinHigh has doneit ticipatingmore male students their ownathletes there, but booksbecome out of date very Mrs. Nierenbcrgreported again, making life more enrolling. .~\.H¯ FAVORITEII the visiting teams,including "IT’S POSSIBLE for quickly," Dr. Freda ex- Franklin High School’s realisticfor its students. Alvin Spruill is a prime Franklinhavealsogottea their Franklinto lose its heritage- plained, enrollmentwill climbabove Thistime it is a newhome example of a young man op performancesthere. ’ its happenedbefore - it can 2,000students to reachan all- economicsclass entitled registeredin sewingclasses Mr. Bornetold the board happenagain," Dr. Hamilton timehigh. Thehoard proposes AdvancedClothing 2. It is a whocan do "a great job," Franklin’s distance medley remindedthe group. A NEWthree-member child hiring sevenand one half - full year,five-credit course, to accordingto Mrs. Sanders. JohnDavid Ltd.II Valentines Day relay teammissed the state "Wehave to begin to take study team is budgetedto sevenfull.time andone part- be offeredfor the first time "Boys whohave not had Tuesday ¯ February 14th title by two seconds this planninginto our ownhands meetnew and lcgally required time -- teachers to ae- duringthe 1978-79school year. clothingI, butfeel theycan do ro cco sr weekendin the state indoor servicesfor classifyingpublic commodatetile additional180 Pre-requisitefor the courseis the AdvancedClothing 2 work, MontgomeryShopping Center championshipmeet at Prin- again," he pressedthem. and non-public school students. AdvancedClothing I. maybe able to join the class NASSAUCARD AND GIFT SHOP ¯ students. RI.206. Rocky Hill ceton. Thestraw vote tallied 28 in The new teachers would "Studentsasked for the new withspecial permission," the .(609)924.8866 ¯ "Theytook second place out favorof leavingthe roadin its "Thereis a waitinglist for effectivelydecrease class size class. Therewere those who home economics teacher ~’ Princeton North Shp. Ctr. ~ of 80schools," he said. "By a presentstate, no onevoted to the child studyteam to meet in basicskills areasas wellas had taken all the clothing exptsined. ~uakerBridge Malt . netto Grand Unon / differenceof two seconds,widenthe currentright of waywith children w]io have provide opportunities for courses wehad to offer and For further informationon Lawrenceville thesekids couldhave been to four lanes and nine learning difficulties which expandingthe variety of wantedto advanceto a higher the new course, see Mrs. (509)799.8231 Store Itours: 10 A.M.to 9 P.M. Mondaythai Friday GroupIIl state distance residents supported the needto be diagnosed,"Mr. enrichedand special interest level," G. Sanders,a home Sanders in Franklin High Saturday10 A.M.to 6 P.M., Sundayl I A.M.r. re 4:30 P.M. medleychamps." railroadbypass. VanHoutensaid in defenseof coursesoffered. economicsinstructor, said. Schoolroom 320.

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Staff Writer In Ihe majornew exhibition whichopened Saturday at the Fora brief timeat the turn Princeton University Art of this centuryBarcelona was Museum,EIs quatre Gatsgets seat of intellectualand ar- its due as a short but im- tistic fermentrivalling Paris, portantchapter in the history Munichand other European of modernSpanish art. The eentersof advanocdthinking. exhibition will be at the Andthe focal point of this Museumuntil March26, after eulhiral activity in the old whichit will he shownat the Catalan capital was Els llirshhorn Museum in QuatreGats, a eafe openedon Washingtonfrom Apr. 14 to June 12, 1897 by four Bar- June26. eelonanartists whohad been This fascinatingexhibit ,opposedto the newtechniques grewout of theresearch of and ideas of the Im- MarilynMcCully, Assistant pressionists, the Nabis,the P’refensor of Art in the Symbolists,in Paris. University’sDepartment of ¯ Els QuatrcGats is Catalan Art and Archaeology.Miss for "four eats" - perhapsa McCaIIy did her Ph.D. symbol for the four dissertation at Yale on Originators,and quite possibly "Paintingin Catalonia,1890 to a namesuggested by the 1919."Whenshe joined the celebratedParisian cote Le Princetonfaculty in 1975after ChatNoir whichthey knew. a stint at Bryn Mawr,she .i EIsQuatre Gate advertised conducteda graduateseminar itself as aninn or taverna,and on the art of Barcelona,and meals were occasionally she was encouraged to servedthere. Butwhat it was assemblea showthat would ’/or the six years of its presentfor Americanviewers existence wasa gathering tile workof the artists whomet placefor artistsand writers, a at EIs QuatreGats, andwould center for avant-garde considerthe workof Picasso’s Catalanactivities, a place Barcelona period in this whereinfluences from France setting. Shereceived a grant wereblended with the Catalanfromthe NationalEndowment backgroundto forma newart for the Arts to support, the movementcalled "moder- project. nfsmo."Exhibitions, poetry Miss blcCullyhas assem- z:eadin~,s,poster competitions, bled 55 representativeworks ~:ooccrts,puppet theatre were from museumsand private ATTRIBUTED’TOPICASSO, "this mobileof catshung over the the fare at this care. And collectionsin this country, Discussingthe mobile are Marilyn McCully, who organized the perhapsmost importantly, it Spainand Canada - paintings, LARGECANVAS in poster style, "RamonCnsas and Pere Romeau on a tandembicycle," once entrancedoor of Els QuatreGets, from which the current exhibition,and Pablo Picasso, the artist’sson. ,wa’s here that PabloRuiz drawings, posters, decoratedcafe’s wall and is nowin BarcelonaMuseum’s permanent collection, exhibitionat PrincetonUniversity Art Museumtakes its name. (ChuckGoehring photo) Pioasso-who was called their illustrations, musiccovers. ,little Goya"- wasfirst ex- Abouthalf of the exhibitscome posedto contemporaryart, fromBarcelona. !’OpenAir Care," a paintingof Satie, loanedby Northwesternmarks the entrance to the Amongthose attending’ were MorganLibrary in NewYork; Colleges Museum in andguests. Thefilm will be and wherehe held his first With the exception of a youngwoman at a caretable University and "Ramon exhibit gallery. SupposedlyPabla Picasso, son of the JonathanBrown of Princeton, California. shownon Spanishtelevision. Pieasso the artists are outside the Moulinde la Cases and Pore Romeuon a the workof the youngPieasso, artist, Douglas Druiek, directorof the N.Y.U.Institute Ateamof film makersfrom relatively unknownhere. Galetle,a spotthey frequented tandembicycle," a large this amusingpiece hungover curator of Prints at the of Fine Arts; and David the 0.S. Information AgencyThe Art Museumis open thoughcelebrated in Bar-" on visits to Paris.It is on,loancanvasin poster style whichthe entrance door of Els NationalGallery in Ottawa; Steadman, former acting filmedthe glittering opening,Tuesday through" Saturday cniona- notablythe foundingfrom the Museode "Arte decorated a wall in the QuatreGats. HowardFox, curator at the director of the Princeton whiehwasattendedbyseveralfrom l0 to 4, and on Sunday "four eats," RamonCasas, Medernoin Barcelona,where originalcare and which is now MissMeCully has written Hirshhorn;Charles RyskampUniversity Art Museumand hundredmembers of the from I to 5;’and admissionis PoreRomeu, Santiago Rusinol it is oneof the mostpopular in the Barcelonamuseum, are the catalogfor the exhibition.of Princeton,director of the nowDirector of the ClaremontFriends of the Art Museumfree. andMiguel Utrillo. paintingsin the collection.A other importantworks by this Fullyillustrated, witha long Casas is represented by portrait of the composerErik artist in theexhibit. introductory essay and Noteworthy among the bibliography, it has been Organrecital set for Feb. 3 Resinni worksis "TheMor- designedby JamesWageman phine Addict,"which shows for the PrincetonUniversity RobertF. Wolfersteig, will playworks by Pachelbei, ~cCMITB!THEATRE CO. MERCEROPENAUD,T,O S the influenceof the symbolistPress.The catalog is for sale chairman of the music Handel, Bachand several ¯ Michaeln|hn, Produ/in| U[rector FOR movementand its fascination at the Art Museumdesk. Mr. department at Georgia other composerson the three. prci:ente with drugsand dreams. Wagemanalso designed the Collegein Milledgeville,Ga., keyboard,42-register organ Tuesday,Feb. 7 ¯ 8pm COLLEGE"T E,OSTAby E" MiRuelUtrillo (father of handsomegraphic device that willpresentanorganreeitalatdesignedand built for the (at JadwinGym) Mauriee,born illegitimately to is usedas a sort of logofor the 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 3, in chapel by the Karl Sehuke the artist SuzanneValaden) is exhibit. VoorheesChapel at Douglassfirm of WestBerlin. THEATREBRENOAN FRIDAY, FEBRUARYE.AN 3 represented by several AllenRnsenbaum, assistant College, NewBrunswick. He 7p.m. painlingsstrongly influenced director of the Art Museum, by the FrenchImpres~ionista. designedthe exhibit and is KELSEY THEATRE Interestwill of coursecenter responsiblefor the splendid THEATREINTIME WEST WINDSOR on PJeassofor mostviewers, installation against putty- and there are drawings, coloredwalls that pick up and presents CAMPUS sketches and ¯important set off the.entersof the pain- .EMERSON, canvasses from his Blue tings andposters. THEHOUSE OF BLUE LEAVES LAKE& Period on loan fromthe Los A dinner at Prospect AnElectrifying Comedy AngelesCounty and Toronto precedingSaturday night’s PALMER Art museums,and a smagand opening reeeption, and by JohnGuare , Tickets~$8.00, 7,50, 7.00, "~ very interesting "Wdnl- sponsoredby the Friends of 6.50,6.00 & 5.50 ..y",..: (.oC" c, <~ an with Cape," from the the Art Museum,honored ReserveNewt {609) 4S2-818l ClevelandMuseum of Art. organizers of the exhibit, Friday,Feb, 17 * ~um A out-metalmobile of eats lenders and special guests. (atDillon Manhattan Mime Ensem MurrayTheatre, Princ’eton University with SalvatoreBorruso andgarin Staffin ’, iOB WELCH February9, 1978 :i ’speeialI’f i,Tk ,oooeoeooooeeooel $6.00General Admission Discountsavailable for SeniorCitizens/Groups SEATSNOWAT BOX OFFICE BUGSY MALONE ALLTICI(ETRON OUTLETS Mailorders: Forticket information call: SAT,FEB, 4 (609)771,2331 PORTRAITOFCOMPOSER Erik Satle by RomanCnsas was ONESHOW ONLY: 11:00 A.M. loanedby Northwestern University. at McCarterTheatre McCarterTheatre’s exciting new educational program: Talk about Women" " Alltickets to 2:00PM performance Friday, F_ebruory.:0, 1978tl Italian film director Ettorep.m. on Saturday, Fob. 4. The will behonored’at l 1:00 show ScoWs"Let’s Talk About dialog is in Italian with i/ Women"will be shownat the Engltshsubtittes.Admissianls Tickets:$1.75 All Scats FEBRUARY8 through MAY 3 UnitarianSociety, 176 Tiee’s$2. Lanein East Brunswickat 8 Wednesdayevenings II I I II Illl 8:00- 9:30p,m, Winnerof the 1975 at McCarterTheatre Reservations609.921-7500 AUDITIONS ThufoerCarnival AcademyAward: PROGRAM#1 SouthBrunswick BestDocumentary CommunityPlayers McCarterTheatre Company Saturday,Feb. 4fh Feature Mastersof ModernDrama wi=l be an¯ MichaelKahn. Producing Director 2-5p.nt, in theS, BrunswickHigl~ School exploration of the makingof modern,drama through MajorRoad (off Route# 1) MIURAYUICHIRO’s the study of selected worksof Ibsen, Strindberg, Adult men& women II I Chekhov,Shaw, O’Neill, Pirandeilo, Brecht, TheMan Who Beckett, Genet,Ionesco, PJnter, and Handke, [ For the First Timeat McCarter- SkiedDown Everest Directedby Andrew J, Kelly / TheHilarious, All-Male Dance Col In Clnomascope:One Man’a Horolc Expedition to ~Dlna Merrill ClmbUp and Ski Downthe World’s Highest Moun’taln / Color / Canada, 1975 ] LES BALLETS "REMARKABLEIMore than a ski picture, this Call (609) 921-8588 becomesan epic of man’sdaring the Imposalb!s," ITROCKADEROI -- NewYork Pete I wishto enrollIn MoCartor’s newFOCUS onTheatre, The Torch-Btarers "THISDELICATE, AWESOME FILM IS FULl. OF ,Progrsm#1:;Masters of ModernDrama, b, DE MONTECARLO GeorgeKelly MIRACLES.,,visually broathtaklngl" "Deadon target -. andhllarlousl" -JohnSimon, N,Y, Mo~aetnt Name ~ rhsNew Yorker MartltaG,~?onl, ouao ~"MEMORABLEII don’t think I’ll overforgot It," TUES,THRU THURS, FEB,7.9 .. N.Y."tim. Mid~aolKalm "We~an’t ronommonda ballot companymore highly at10 McCosh onthe Princeton City Stnte~ Zip ., ’ SpEcIALADDED MATINE~ / for sheerdelight, amusement, and. yes -. 91~arml~’ Campus¯ 2 Showings at7 & 8:45 \ SAt,m,.,~,~0~,e, / ,,Rawyork Mng, DaytimeTelephone vkliillrlll ll,ltll, hl,h.llll"’llllll McCARTERTHEATRE Plus:THE MAGIC’R~OLLING BOARD[ X. TUBS,,FEB, 7 at 8:00pm Alyrical celebration ofthe beauty, I EnglosodIs my cheekfor $115,00(MgOarler Aeeeelates o,o.,,:,..oo^y/ thrills El’Joy of skatBboard!n,g,= ! $100,00)Make cheeks or moneyorders pgyableto MoOartor Tlokotanow at boxoffice, Oral~,~7,50 B. 0,50;Bale, Tllsatre Company,Mall to FOCLiS,onlTIleatre,’ MaCarter $ 6, r..’0 ~ 4,~, PHONEORDERS WELCOMEI Admlse[om~/2,00/At door from 6~30 p,m, evening Tlloatro Company,Box 520, Princeton,N,J, 00840, of showing. 921-8700 III I III 2.FF Thursday,February 2,1978 Three programslaunched byMcCarter In the next few weeks Mc-On Monday, Feb. 6, at 7:30 andtheopendiscussion which" year. The programand makingof -medern" drama. Art exhibits sought arts & Carter Theatre Companywill p.m., McCarterwill will follow each one, will also schedule will bc as follows: throughthe study of selected TRENTON-- Tim Trenton State College.Art launchthree newprograms: a inaugurateits newPlays-in- providevaluable feed.back in Feb.6, WhenIhe Stars Beginworksof a numberof modern Departmentand the MercerCounty Cuhural and radio show, a series of ProgressSeries in McCormickgetting the plays ready for to Fall, by LloydGold. playwrights.Andrew Kelly of HerhageCommission are seekingentries for the readingsof newplays, anda 101at the PrincetonUniversity possiblemajor production. Feb. 20, Dreamsand Beasts, the McCarterstaff willdll’eet MercerCounty Artists Exblbitiooto be ahownnt coursein drama. ’Art Museumbuilding. The The series will be nd- hy RichardCook. the scrtes. ’ The new radio program, series will consist of a ministered by Project March13, TheBody Parts of the tlolman tlall Oalhryat TSCfrom Feb. 14 leisure Focus on McCarter: Live programof stagedreadings of Director BenLcvit and Mr- MargaretFuller, by E. M. Theseminar is uniquein througb28. Tile exbibltwill showeasothe artistic Concertat Westminster that It will drawupon the talents el, artists, 18 years and older, wboare’ ¯ Fromthe NassauInn, hadits newplays, rehearsed and Carter Literary Advisor Bronor. talent of directors, actors, PRINCETON--Marion Zarzeezna, piano, premiereon Monday,Jan. 30, performedby professional MichaelEarley, under the March 27, The Extra living, attending scbool or workingin Mercer at 1:05 p.m. on WHWH-AMactors underthe guidanceof general supervision of Me- Specials,by J.J. Foster. designers, and other County.Entries will be receivedat HolmanHall and GeorgeJones, clarinet, with WilliamCheadle 1350. AndrewKelly and Jane professionalswho will assist professionaldirectors, and Carter ProducingDirector April 10, Put ThemAll course participants in ob- on Feb. 11 and 12. Eaeb submitting artist is at tbc piano, will give. a joint recital in tim tlewsonof the McCarterstaff before an audience. The MichaelKahn. Together, by AnnCommirc. llmitcd to two entries of any two- or three. playbouse at Westminster Choir College ou co-hostedthe half-hourshow playwrightswill be present, The schedule of six April 24, BrightWings, by taining a behind-the-scenes Tuesdayat 8 p.m. Ms. Zarzecznawill open tim whichfeatured guest artists, andwill be able to get a good Americanplays for this LloydGold. viewof theatre, its methods, dimcnslonalwork, with an entry fee of $3. Pur. programwlth Robert Schuniann’sFantasy in C cultural news,and discussion ideafrom the readingsof howseason’s Plays-in.Progress Reservationsfor eachof the andits techniques,as wellas cbasoand cashmerit awardswill be offered, and MajorOp. 17. Pnbllshedin 1836, it is a written and their playswill workin actual Series waschosen from the programscan be obtainedby its literature. tbe judgewill be MaryCtiandor, curator of art nt lively arts at McCarterand performance.The audience’s morethan 400plays submitted calling the McCarterbox Playwrights whoseworks tim Morris Mnseiimof Arts and Selcnees in tribute tO Beethovenand a declarationof hls con- elsewhereIn NewJersey. ’reactionduring the readings, to McCarterduring the past’ office at 609-921-8700.Ad- will be treatedinclude Ibsen, Morrlstown. tinuing love to Clara Wieck.Mr. Jones, in tile missionis free. Strindherg, Chekhov, secondgroup, will presenttile Clarinet Sonataof OnWednesday, Feb. 0, at 9 Pirandello, Shaw,O’Neill, Poulenc followed by a group of piano solos: p.m. at McCarterTheatre, Brecht, Beekett, Genet, Poissonsd’or; GeneralLavine - eccentric;L’isle PJ&Bis rehearsing McCarterwill launchits newIonesco,Pintcr and Handkc joyense of Debussy by Ms, Zarzeczna. The educational program "in For further informationon programwill conchidewith the BraltmsSonata for drama,Focus on Theatre.The howto enrollin the coursecall Clarinet andPiano. first offeringin the programthe McCarterTheatre at 609-’ for Brig,adoonopener will be a 13-weekseminar 921-11588,orwrite to Focuson entitled Mastersof ModernTheatre, MoCarterTheatre PJ&B’s1978 offering, the trip who’ stumble upon Meg. Drama,an explorationof the Box526, Princeton. classic Anlcrican musical Brigadoon,just as it happens Joan Lucas will Gilford leads fund.raiser "Brigadoon,"is in rehearsal to be surfacingfor its cen- choreographthe production. ~2"-"~7.,~,.-S..’--I s..,~.o~o.cEo NEWBRUNSWICK -- Veteran screen and for its McCarteropening on tennial appearance.Mr. White CharlesG. Stonewill design~"l’~,~’~. OAHCU~G" I WIDOWED.SEPARATED- $1.50DONATION. Men and women of all ageswelcome,, . Thursday,Feb. 16, at 7:30p.m. was featured in the PJ&Bbothsets andlighting. Robili IMEETINGSHELO AT UNITARIANCHURCH, THURS. 8 P,M. stagestar JackGilford kicks off all intensivethree- productionsof "1776"and "A monthhind raising campaignwith Ills one-man "Brigadoon"is the story of tlirsch andLieda De Vore will I E¥¯ryFrl.MEETaS¯t.Et lt0p.m. MIX Feb2: "Youthand Ag~ Among Gays," a an enchanted village in Little NightMusic," and Mr. supervisethe costumes.Pat I I discussion. showat the GeorgeStreet Playhouseon Sunday. Scotlandwhich appears every Clarkis the veteranof manyBaileywill be stage manager.:1[ ~t, NOTTIHGHAMI CAROLLERLANES His performancewill be followedby champagne centuryfor a day.It hasa book PJ&Bproductions. Carol "Brigadoon"will play at H,,~ ~ BALLROOM, . ., l,I I NGAZEBOLOUHG[ Feb.9: ValentineIndoor Picnic and dancing.’rickets are $50, $35a/id $25 and and lyrics by AlanJ. Lerncr Davisplays the enchanting McqarterTheatre on Thur. MeictrSt,, Hamilton ~q., n,J. L~ I ROUT[1 ~IORTH, N[W BRUItSWICIt For lnformononcall N.J. GaySwlinhboard (609) 921.2~65 maybe obtainedat 414 GeorgeStreet or by calling and musicby FrederickLowe Fiona,the lass whocaptures sday,Feb. 16, at 7:30p.m., on TheLarlestBallr°°~intheEsst N I Adm$300 (advAdm S250 WilhAllBiRHands the boxnffiee at 246-7717. - the samecombo that gaveus everyone’sheart. Friday,Feb. 17, at 6:30p.m., Hi ti.;.;.,<’.~so<.~,.. "MyFair Lady."Milton Lyon Thelarge cast also includes andon Saturday,Feb. 18, at Sat.9-12 i il I InOur7thYlulr I will direct the cast of nearly LynneDennis as Jeanne and 2:30p.m. and .11:30 p.m. Duc to DICKANTHONY [ | I Ahg.,,l¯t.2o:..5o’, onehundred fifty. Chad Restum as Harry populardemand an additional Sum8-11 I ~ II~bll©Invtt.d ¯ NoClub to Jokn Playerscasting ReidWhite and Harry Clark Beaten.Suzic Bertin, whomperformanceof the musical IIBENNYSNYDER: t~ I HSLEN(609i685~584’ SOUTHBRUNSWICK -- The Soutll Brun- will play Tommyand Jeff, the frequentersof InnCabaret will has beenscheduled for Sun- I ANNEI-I’E (2011 ~54i~ swick’Comnumity Players will holdauditlons for two Americanson a hunting. recognize,plays the role of day, Feb. 19, at 2 p.m. For I "AThurber Carnival" on Saturdayl,rom 2 to 5 ¯ tickets andinformation call SAVEA BUNDLE.,. ¯ the box office at McCarter RECYCLENEWSPAPERS p.m.at SouthBrunswick High School. There are a Ballets Trockadero Theatreat 009-921-il;/00. ~ KENDALLPARK numberof both maleand fenlale parts to bc cast. Volunteersare neededto MAINSTREETI ROUTE 533 Call the MiddlesexCounty Arts Cmmcil,201-549- RUSTICMALL SHOPPING CENTER ROLLERRINK ] funnyyet serious workbackstage on props,sets, LastTimes Tonlghtl ,~ll~snil~ (~xcept M~I.) 7:30 t~ II P.M, 3550Rt.27. So. Brunswlek i 4684,for h,rthcr infommtion. and costumes¯ Anyonewho ,MatineesSaLSun., &Itd~days 2 to 5 P.M. In KendellPk. Shop.Center ~] McCarter Theatre will companydances en pointe. wouldlike to lend a hand "SAS(IUATCH" RinkAlail. Moll. f~ Private Pah~ 297-3003 presenla performanceby the The repertoire of the shouldcall Pat Baileyat 452- StartsFriday.... Harry Chapinin Somerset Ballets Trockaderode MonteTrockaderode MonteCarlo 6139. No experience Carloon Tuesday,Feb. 6 at 0 includes "The’DyingSwan," necessary. , ~lgEWlllilt. d~ll~Jl NORTHBRANCH -- Elckta Records’ singing p.m. A uniquedance troupe, whichFokine choreographed star, HarryChapln, will visit tile SomersetConnty the Trockaderofeatures l0 for AnnaPavlova in 1903;"Go College Oymnasiumfor one performanceon Sun- dancers; all men,in full For Baroceo," a satire on Libraryplans day, Feb. 19, at 8 p.m. Tickets for the per- ballerinaregalia, makingboth Balanehine’s "Concerto formanceare priced at $8.50, $7.50, $6.50 and funnyand seriousstatements Baroeco;" Petipa’s aboutballetic conventions. choreography for "Swan film program BeginningClasses Feb. 22 - March29 l~ t maybe purchased at tile Student Government Peter Anastos, the Lake; .... Phaedra / Mo- HAMILTONST, /..=356.5858 Mondays~ Wednesdays noon - 3 p.m. ~ ~1 AssociationOffice located in the CollegeCenter or ROCKYHILL- The Mary LastTimesTonight Trockadero’sartistic director, notonous #1146," a take- JacobsLibrary in RockyHill ¯...pluss.tudio time " ~ by calling 526-1200,ext. 348-349.The college is also doublesas the troupe’s off on Martha Grahm, OH GOD WeezieHuntington, instructor locatedin NorthBranch. Chopin will be joined by "primaballerina assoluta," and a number of other will present a special film ~1 ] the nationallyknown local bandShames. ’rite win- Olgarrchikaboumskaya. The parodiesof bothmodern dance programon Wednesday,Feb. and ncr oi two gold albums,a gold single, an Oscar troupealso includesSuzzina and traditional classical 3, at 7:30 p.m. Thefilm is GUMBALL RALLY entitled "Whatyou are is 53Railroad Place HopewelI f-11~1 nonlination, and two Gramnly nonlioations, La Fuzziovitch, Zamarina ballet. For tickets and in- whereyou werewhen..." and ~Sfarts Friday ¯ Zamarkova, Ver.a formationIcall the McCarter Exclu$ivnFirst Run Chopinexploded on tile popmusic scene wltlt his boxoffice at 609-921-8700. will be presentedby Howard sk-nlbniteplus story/hit, "Taxi." Namcthatunova, Ida Whyhave ountnT VARGRH <.1’,1 . thl~cofne? CHRISTOPRERHI 799-9331,o.~, = ou.x..,.o=.o.~ AOUL?S$/,75STUJ~(NT$ &5R, CITIZ[N$ WITKAMC CARD $~2S IWI.LI|( SHOW $1~0 CHILDR[ f~$1,2S-$PECIAL ENGAG[M[NT$ EXCLUD[D" Ceramicsaa display ...... She had to marry him. ¯ TRENTON-- More than 70 ceramic objects She was too embarrassed to have him as a date. producedin New! Jersey duringthe 19ill and early 20tll eentnriesfor bothutilitarian anddecorative use tire being shownin a "Stoneware,Redware U!IiI~I11} NI and Moldedware"cxhlbition tit the NewJersey HAMILTONST. ’ 3SS.5858 State Mnsmlni,thrmigli Marcll 26. All of the pieces are fromthe inusmmCsperntanent enlturol One Performance ExclusiveArea llistory colleetlons. Thesah-glnzed stoneware Only Engagement! ranges fromjugs aml a rnre pitcher producedby Saturday,Feb. 4th Wametv~ Lctts in SouthAmboy in tile earl), 1800s 11:30 P.M. tit crocks and batter pitchers produced in STARTS Fleniingtonalmost 100 ),cars later by FnlperBros. I.gTEltlGlff LII/E! FRIDAY nndO. fl. Smith. In Parson OnOur Stage KimDarby RobertMills to perform "THE ROCKIDS" PRI’NCETON--Tllel"rlends of Mnsleat Prin- FoalurlngIhelr i:ctnnwill presentlinbert Mills,pianist, in a free OriginalM uslc I concertmi Satnrday tit 8:31)p.m. in the rehenrsal rnnmtit WoolworthCeuter. Asoplnnnorn at Prbl- Plus colon, Mr. Mills lives in KendnllPark andis It on our snroon Fri. ut (TLS5:45) 7;45, 9:45*9aL at 1:00, 3:00(TLS} 5:45) 7;45, 9;45 * Sun.Ut 1:00, graduateof the PrlneetnnIilgh Schonlwllcre Ire RollingStones (TLS6’.00) 8’,00 pcrhmnedas pianist withtile ltigli SclumlChoir. lie lias studiedtit lira OberlinCnnservatnry and in BNR%~O1N4/~yE,I~ ~lq~G GWAESsT’l’l pLAY, gavetwo recitnls there, lie is currentlystudying GIMMESHELTER" piuno willi Roller/ Black whoteaches in Nmv TIckotl $3,75 NO WONDERIT iS NOWONE ~t~ York,as well as Prhleeton,aml is also directornf In advunco OF AMERICA’SBIGGEST MOVIES. ~1 the NewYork NewMusic Ellscmbln, l"or his $4,00ut door i Coxulllco oponl E.wlosia~odro~ Itrogramhi Prineeton,Mr. Mills ’,viii peHornu ENgngenn,nt Liszt: Anneesde Polcrinage, secondyear haly, 10145P,M, Nns, ,b6; Schnberl:Sonahl in GMajor, Opus 711: Bernurd lhuids: ire cspressionl (1960} nnd KnrlhelnzSlockhanson : KhlvierslnckVII (1954).

Invitational exhibit at Clinton WlNNEROFI~OGOLOtN! TheTrtmsce,ldontal Meditation Program OLOOfAWAR6SPJCHARD BURTON CLINTON-- The ilunterd0u Art Center will OESTACTOR inlst u apcehllhtvltalhnull exhillhinu el, eightlit- Elflightennicnt &Invincibility B[STSUPPORTI~GAOTO~ riled arilsts ImghuihlgSnnday with an opening PEERFIRTH roeeilhui hir Ihchlylled iirllsls, helll l,rnnl ~ hi 5 p,ni, Theox ii lit will behung Ihrongh March 12. Artistshlchidc, d lit lhcchow tirol MadehtinoKaiii- Inan,Illghhuul Pnrk, ohairnlait n[ Ilio oxlliltill Frl,at (TLS4’,45) 7:30, 10:16, s Sst, oi 2:00 ITLS 4:46), 7:30, 10:16 * Sun, 2:00 (TLS 6:45) SilSiili Swhnnld,Cherry 1111h I;’rluik DIMarihni, 0:30 Ponllion Luknit I MarkWalker, Mlll’nrd I "ONEOF THE Jiu!qilelhieClieAley, I;’arnlhlgdlihH Slnikku Llihie, Annllnlhilnl-GwnnCnu ipr iuld LynnForaiich nl, BF,ST PICTHRF~ - v OFTHE YEAR." Clevl!hind,I hi llrl C I r i rt urn I u~allii) il4ff MAU~4IIN[ llirOllgll I,’rkhi), I lu 4 bin,,lunl I In 5 li,lU, lin Sillilrlhly lilnl Sunlhly.’in COllieril~ ehiHeilnn MELBROOKS Mnnlhl)’ll, Mshsr~lhIMsht,sh I’ogl I,’.tnoh,ro/the TM aRd TM.SIIHll ProR?tnlls Learnto dance "Weilrn cillehrlilhig hivhidbllltyin everyImlhni, LAWIII’]NCE-- hllnrlllllhlnill I"ulk r)lillohlg olidIliht bliIli Iholllittllt u[ nuriililllly Ioediieiila ii lilillnliitt willlie Ii~thltill MniilhiyllvonlllgS ill Ihe l,llWrellCnIIIgh SiIhnnl, lieglllllhig I"nb, 6, I)lllielltl llillil InOXlli~rhillen il field ill, Inllnlionrllitrlhii~Rlt ilild hllrlllnn),,u, ", frUlil ~rllnllel/lrlliellhi~ I Ilrke)’~ M Ill Inl h ~ltirllol illid lilliliy lilhltr i~nlllllrhtttwill hn lilllghl hy(hlrr), I(illihili~il ItrhlcelUliri}sllleni, Thluiit i~iil~shiliS will INTRODUCTORYLECTURESEVERY THURSDAY lie lulhlhir Ill weokRlrnlii 7 I’,111In 9131li,iih nnilh 8:00P,M, Mulllhly,Nit lirlnPihlll|lO itXlierlOllOa Is Ileelhul hit WoodrowWilson School IIIli,il hlllhlyltllJOyiililo nliiR~lHt whlllh iirll liliighl hi (Colnotol W.hlnlton Rd, & Prospect Sh) tin hi[nrniilililillrOlllxild iillilliHlihiirlt, hllnrn~ll/onnIMM/rlllhnl Sonloly (609) 92,t.4h~5

R i. . 3-FF Thureda~,Febntary 2,1978 . lSt te M a useumbills eari ed entertat nment ’.|~ Awd~-BiiW,lir .w.w~awm~- ~__.,J|[ TRENTON-- Varied seeular folk songs, oneoftwo Featured will be mezzo. Also part of Februarys Fcb, bwinincludeasclection ’ Will be open for Dinner i~HAnOHALnBkTAUnANT ~.l|lweekend programming February events paying sopranoSula Baruchinand blackheritegetributewillbeaof blue-ribbonwinners from Friday, Feb, 3rd |~. ~¢0(K~ILL0UNGt.... , ~|)scheduled in the NewJersey tribute to America’s black pianist Mac Scheff in showingof "Soul Soldier," a tile 1977 AmericanFilm i~uoaL[’_ .1.!. .~[m~mJ~_.l|lStateMuseum auditorium beritage, ls.schedul~ for 3 arrangements by Rolanddramatic movieabout proud Festival. |~Mw.m-.... ~R~ilduring February includes an p.m. S u.nna~, l"eb. 19, Hayes. black troopers whopatrolled The February moviesfor Dinnerfromb:30p.m,Closed Tuesday I ~e. ,~,=to, ~ /~iAfr°’Amedcan folk concert, a -- _ : ’ - _ our lStb centuryfronller. It youngpeople wJlJ be screened |~~.lI ~" ~?.~ns ~idramatic.hh~ action movie, a . ~ g ~ ~ ~ ~ ,~. j¯ ~ m mm~ ~=. md~. JL stars Rater Johnsonand is at 1 and 3 l~,m. on Saturdays 215.862.9919 ~ichildren, s theatre per- V"~|| ii~l~ L~i[]IJlB~T scbeduledfor3p,m, Feb, 12. and 1 p.m. on Sundays. | j~’k’-- ~ ’... ~ " t,~,k’:"Tn’~|t’ormance, sn artfllm festival ...... r = w=. ¯ ¯ .,,=.= The cbl]dren’s theatre of- Scbcduled are "Kingdomof I ~t" ’ ,"~ """’"’" ~,~.,_A~iand four movies for young feringat2aed4p.m,enFeb. CrookedMirrors," a Russian NarthRiverlt°ad(Rt.321.Newllol)e, ¯ ¯J- --o |[] ~ /~ ,l~"{~npeople, All except, the AJL ~[AIB ~WAU’AJt¯ : 26 will festurc a Producersversion of "Alice in Won- .’ |aJ~."~r’L,.~.~;j~l~|children’s theatre per- |U UUi[iV U~|i~]|l- Foundationcast in "Smartderiand" on Feb. 4 and 5; | ~Jl~mr~[°~e~,,i;~, ~ ~lt~| refinance are free. -- I- -- ~ ...... Aleckand the TalkingWire," "Pi~eechio" (not the cartoon |~~7 I’~f’~m~(’~-~, ~t..~| The concert of Afro- a musicalfunfest aboutthe vcrsten) on Feb. 11 and 12; |-- ~"~’--’" ...... ~---- ~.American religious and Pia’nlst Ka~eWltt)ieb, in. cultural heritageof Vienna, race tO patent the telephone,Disnay’s ’"the Prince andthe ~)] )))] ternatonally accaimedfor SquibbGallery will prasentan Admissionfor this show, Pauper" on Feb, 18 and 19; her ,interpretation of the exhibitionof nearly 40 con- which is sponsoredby Friends and "The Little Ark" ViennaSchool of Music,will temporarypaintings on loan St~/~’nST;,~j~/. appearat McCarterTheatre, fromthe Zentralsparkasseder of the Museum,is $1,50. children’sadventure on Feb. Sunday,Feb. 19~at 8 p.m. Februsry’stwo.hohr artfilm 25. Therewill be no Sunday Gemeinde , WiSh. The festivul beginningat 3 p,m.on showingof the latter. IJ 1 doz. Little Neck--SteamedClams J I I Herprogram promises a exhlbltionlsopentethepublic ]] or Musselsin TomatoSauce ill themiXfrOmcontemporaryboth theclasSiCvienneseand Marchat nocharge19. Feb.19 through Arts g ro u11p "WIll:’--*-llV All for 99¢ ,#t,III composersBeethoven, Brah- is /A ms,Scboenberg and Berg. KateWittlichbaspresented [/~ EVERYTUES- THURS GO-GO LUNCH 12-3 p.m. Arrangedby E.R. Squibb& recitals andmade recordings Whistlerexhibition Ill ’))1 Sonsthrough the courtesyof throughoutEurope, Canada Anotherfirst-rate art touris Museum of Art, ’the LES SEVERS ., the LeopoldGratz, mayorof andthe UnitedStates. Critical ,planned for membersand PhiladelphiaMuseum" of Art t/] [//1 theCity of Vienna,the recital ’reviewsprulse her extensive friendsof thePrinceton Art andother nationalinstitutions, and . ’:- benefits the AmericanHeart repertoire, her phenomenalAssociationwhen they travel Association. touchdifferentation and her on Thursday,Feb. 23 to the MODERN COUNTRY )))1 Ticketsare available at’the elasticityand ease in playing.’PhiladelphiaMuseum of Art to Costfor the tour, whichis Fd.9:30pro. 3am . S~.9pro. tam McCarterbox office from$5 to One French reviewer seethe "Stampof Whistler" open to membersand non- ([I [ (l $5,50with all proceedsgoing to reported, "Kate Wit- exhibitthere. memberson a first-comefirst- Ill Route130, Robblnsvllle ]]I[ ~"~ the HeartFund. tlich’s ... play gives an servedbasis is $10for mem-II~ (~12~9-2B~ II1~ Theinimitable soundsof overwhelmingimpression of The groupwill leave the bersand $11 for non-members, Viennaare featuredin .this strengthand life. Underher Princeton ShoppingCenter Thetrip includes a talk on recital by Ms.Wittiich not only fingers ... the piano often (Acmeside).by charter bus ,’Whistler’s Graphics"by in her selection of corn- forgets that it remains a serviceto Philadelphiawhere visiting lecturer Margo positions,but also throughthe i n theywill seethe morethan 150 Burnctte,admissions, tran- famed Viennesepiano, the strument... Wbatstrikes in prints by Whistlerand artists sportation to and¯from the Boesendorfer,made available this artist’s performanceis he influenced.Organized by museum, snack pack, throughthe courtesyof Jack first herprecision and second the Allen Memorial Art gratoilies,and tax-deductible KahnPianos, New York City. her permanentrespect of Museumat OberlinCollege, contributionto thePAA. Asa farthertribute to the resoundingcolor." the showmarks the first serious effortto assess The bus (the PPAis now Whistler’simpact on graphicusing a new charter bus art andon artists. Worksby service)leaves the Princeton IN ALL THE WORLD late19th and early 20th cen- ShoppingCenter at 9 a.m.and turyartists areon loan from returnsabout 5 p.m.Reser- PEKINGEXPRESS THERE’SONLY ONE ! London’sVictoria andAlbert vationsmay be made through Museum,Boston’s Museum of thePAA at 921-9173. Mrs. AuthenticChinese Cuhines A slxty-slxyear old CountryInn in a two- FineArts, the National HeinzHeinemann isin charge centuriesold homein the centerof Princeton i Gallery,the Metropolitan ofarrangements. LUNCHEON:~L PEA COCK INN DINNER" 20 BayardLane, Princeton, N.J. eASTTAE.OUT g (that’~ Rt, 206, just oJJN~sauSt. near PrincetonBorough Hall/ ,: GARDENS SERVICE LUNCHEON:Monday-Frlday, noon to 2:30 pm I ,n 5peclalizin9In DINNER: Monday-Saturday,6:00 pmto ? , II THE FINEST CHINESE FOOD IN ClosedSundays R,R.5rATION CENTRALR.R.~, SZECHUAN Fine Food,Cocktails, OvernightLodgings Szechuan & Mandarin Cuisine -- i & in the homeof JonathanDears . 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DREAMS- bigger than your Organizationin Princeton Box143, Hopewell,NJ 08525. -- . //01663,’c/oPrinceton Packet, layout &design ca~bil!ties ~ immediately, Full time, ~.u.uv’h~v~rr-;!t- aummos!mpaycheck?Want to establish seekingperson to assist in - PART TIME EX- from engineering szetcnes. ENGINEERDIGIT~Z Suburban areh. Pleasant nealersn"P.’in l-’rmeeton " seeks mailroom,part time daily¯ _.._~ PERI.ENCED .CAF..ETERIA Will be expa,eted to direct DESIGN-3vehrsexperienceemployment: Typing ~~[l~°nwlt_n.g~oodbookk,ec,pin[~ to 8that2ndincome?Ifyouhave6 hrs. weeklyto spare I’ll Call609-924-9500 for details¯ An AVAILABLEIMMEDIATE- WOil~tt--inaustria~tirmin EXECUTIVEDIRECTOR - supportive aetailing per- minimumwithmini-o~,~-t~,preterree. ~alary com. m. ~vlustue pcrsoname= showyou how. No telephone equalopportunity employer LY--tactoryspace1600sq.ft.. Cranburyarea HoursO 30-2 New J6rsev. YWCA¯ Ad- sonnel...... Productconsists of arehltor, tnr~ snd’/n~’V=l’/~ mensuratewith cxper ence & able to handle peopew th interviews, Forappointment ,cat ’mc]uded,w~th Ioadmg p.m. 5daysaweekMon. thru m nstratve with demon- llght gauge sheet metal parts net nhr*rn ~ " ~n~"~ abzhtyExcellent benefits ease. Excellenl workmg t Fn. For...... mtervmw, please call stratod in abilityvhvsical &assembly-e...... ectrlcal&other ~roeramrninpr ...... h~lnrnl ~stl P ease send resumeto Box co nmuons.. ¯ ¯ Automohve. ex- call 609-466-3265. ~. Plataf er form. 6pm.Call 600-448-2339000-599-0003. managementand c[eve op- funchona]parts Central N J [Vlr ORechman° at ~’~’;ao ~t~t b01052,Pr ncetonPacket E erlence not necessary¯ \TEACHERINSTRucTIONAL’ ...... "-~" .... vlcuseca I 609-921-3000Ext. AIDES-- East Windsorarea¯; ¯ -- mentCandldate should also ocahon. Call Mr. Jordan ’ 609- ...... or send resu~- t- w,r c,.. to have¯ expermnce.... n commumty466-3403between 8am-0pm or -o~.. -- 24 BABYSITTERWANTED - K-8r Certifcation preferred.’ EN,ER",., THE EXCITINGELECTRONICS ...... TECH- workand background m. soclal . sendresume toDept. FJ2, ,PO cornputer Syst eros,Box T- LIMOUSINEDRIVER-- art siteach weekday afternoon n Mall Resume to Box17701’ I000 Princeton~., lot,,.o. ~,~, ...... P ~.... our apartment. Princeton ’ worldof Health& ...... ~,,,~i,~. ~,,-- t~tUlnl’~ -- micro-compeerservlceo¯ . .,.~,~^ n~~Sl.~=~ .~,t~~. Box300 Honewni!N.t= ..... nn~9~ 08500’ umc’may leau totallLime’ Zl Tennent,NJ 07703. oxceentearn n-s ~ company¯ needs young - ¯ -’ ...... /, v ¯ ¯ " or older neat¯ appearance3 m~ar,u~, ~I?,~cmt=tlm Arms.Refs. 609-440-2948. ownhours ~; maKeyour aggressive electronics¯ , Keply,~ ~OX~te~ C,~p .rln- t. .. ~ .... pc blac,~ sat requ’red $3¯50’ ,-~,-~,,~,, ...... ouooa~uxES" ¯ 009{)’2~-..-w~m~., .. . ¯ ce.~n.ac~e.. h’ to t t cl n d~’iver’s nuww¢,valley ~teglonal ~ec~ptnil¢l.~on~tce~P~;}e~.ceFt~l~~ SECRETARY-- HiI!sboroug, h ASmS~STANLWANTpEDncePtaorntrercord~;;1~’ inC~ersonA-I Se~°~i[uPeistr!ctis. seeking SECRETARIES,SECRETARY

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~ :~C~oKKEEPER : ~i m ...... s°naheandpos~ess goOddyu~’o[dlcta,hon’ ...... t n be...... IMMEDIATE ¯ p ¯ . ~ . .~ . CLERKS.... ouwi~lindM~rYand~neq$|ttraceve P , .. , P " for retail store.609-924-2214 , 0e ...... in inventoryControl both raw ...... 874"3101 or 3100¯ da s eves000 9240961 reliableperson to assistone of ASSIGNMENTS""’ bumrttlllUll/numr.~Na£no Y’ ’ " " ’ its¯ - lieln.. managers& her ira- TYPIST ...... KELLYernp~oyee.Workasyourschedule s enq r esum ¯ inci udng i you rSalarf ~.t^ ’.= ~ a V ¯ L ’.= a , modlatc"staff. If you havesolid GRAPHIC ments’l A;o~l°l~v;~g’elm~;e;f~°U;Cndnt s.s. m mPeef;ita|l’b~’:~l~,°fos~siigens, ...... chManagerorcomeb?ou,officeat..... E.co,em.te,.pomva.;S..,em..Co.- ~tersu a mature caring person wilh typing (00 wpm),pay close ou,=n,o,...... 0ayafee, venientlocations. Ap#y goodpay. NURSES RNS CHILDCARE . housekeeper, attention to detail & canmeet TRAINEE NATIONAL characterreterences WE can chech? plain cooking.Westfield, NJ. deadlines, call 600-292-9440, PlincetonPike Ollice Pa,k CHEMSEARCH Applyor call: Wouldysu like tolive in privatehomes Livein, professionalparents, weekdays, 9-5. If you haveexcellent Wplng 3131Princeton Pike P,ncelonPAe Office Pa~k 4 daysa weehcaring fsr thecldeillr caretot ooysg ~ tu large oog skills andan [merest in printing, CORP. 313[Pnncef0n Pike COCACOLA CO. Weoffer excellent salaff and benegts. - LawrenceTownship, N. J= FoodsDivision Steady work, Days .to walk 2 cats. Pleasanl youmay quallfy for training [n 609.896.t0t0609.890.8080 P,O.Box ES. L0wlenteTewnsh*p, N.J. forinterview call cvenlngsand nights, reliable personwith checkable ~ ~_. the printing compositionfield. SloulsLane off RI. 1 609,896.1010 609,890.6080 480 MercerSt. refs, Beginning125 weekly, For further informationapply MonmouthJcl,. N.J, " MEDICALPERSONNEL POOL CLERK-TRANSCRIBER KELLYGIRL . O8852 Hightstown,N. J. willsponsor. 201-604-0861, PersonnelOffice, Clio Hall, or AnEquol Opportunity Emplovlr KELLYGIRL 08520 ¯ Newlycreated and in- call for application,(609} 462- AOiv[slo n ol Kelly Sarvicos ACivis~on OIKelly Cervices 609,393,28181873 Brunswith ~ve, terestingposition in very 6130. Princeton University, EqualOpponunhy Ernploue, M/F , EqualOpporlunily Em#oyef (609) 448-5100 Lz,wRnceville, S.J, Ourem#oyeos neverpay a fen. Weate un equal opporiuniiy employer. busyexeculivo offices for Princeton, N.J. 08540. An CallStaff Builders SMALLPRIV. KENNEL-- Individualwhois willingto EqualOpponunily/Affirmative MedicalServlce Needsfreguent weekend help. meetchallenges, Medical Action EmployerM/F, Somefull days,some over. terminologyhelpfuL SUPERVISOR 924-0603 night¯ Responsibleyoung dog lover,201-074-3928, . Formore Informallon about Slsnagamenl Weneed a personwith supervisoryexperience for GETTY PERSONNEL thisexciting position and SALES our typing, duplicating andreport send-out Personnelthebensfils (201)it offers,874-4000, call OFFICE operation.Prior experience in advertising research {609) 448-6500-- Route130 ST0REMANAGER CLERKS MANAGER wouldbe helpful. Excellent fringe bensf[ts. Hightstown N.J. 08520 Longand short Imra azs~gnrnenls are availablefor exnorloncedclorJcal Wotker~ Bolle Mead,N. J. PARCdoveropl, msnufaelums and MAPESEl. ROSS,Inc. Tho7-11 FoodStores, dueto whocanopemtee101eyadding machine d~stributessc~ntiOc insttumentl foruse their contlnuod expansion Equal OppenunIwEmployer M/F Ihroushoutthu wodd. To sarvo Ihll If youmeal Ihozo minimum roquiremenls, malkol,we noed a i~1 oflsntedin. 909 State Road TEMPORARIES orogram,are aeek[ngcareer pleaseap#y or. dividualIOdirect tho activitie| ofour salal PERMANENTEMPLOYMENT ’ mindedIndividuals Io train as office.The successlul applicanl w~l have Princeton, NewJersey Clerical,Technical, NEVER AFEEI managers,If you era mature, PrincetonPikeOffice Pa~k atIoasl a B.A.degrea (MSA or aquivalenl ]ntolligentand hard working we iSgoslrab~} andS yr~ ot moro of iol~lad (609)924-8600 Sales,Administrative maybe Interestod in you. Ex. 313tPrinceton Pike AccoUNTING e~perience.A bachSrOund in o~de~ ¯ MTST mSocrotary LawlenceTownship,fl,J, CLERKS proceslinglysleml do~fl nand anslys~s II cellcntbenefit package, Apply, 609.896.1010609.890.8060 feq~0ed. stRvm~Act YOUReMPtOYMem NZeOS ¯ Typist ¯ Bookoopor in personal 7-11Storo, 11 SEgECTEMPLOYER FOR SELECT|V[ EMPLOYEE5 ¯ Koypunch ¯ MagOperator KELLYGIRL Youreccounling dape~lmenl o~pedence Dutieswill bevsded bul will Indudo AlstonRd,, Kendall Pork, bot- II in domandlWork b thoday, weak Ot suporvalonof our orderenlry ang, SYSTEMS& PROGRAMMING ween9 am and 4 p,m, AD}vi~lon ofKolly 5ocvicaz monlh,,,andthcos~ vfloe o wlieiyof procossinsOfOUp, finished 0oods in.. AnEqulll Oppor~unlly Employer EqualOpnort~nhy Emplovar M/F all¢+CtlveIocatJonl, Out national vontor/optimitanon~ndIhe des~g n and DOS/VSINSTALLED IBM370/13S DL/I Ouremaloyaol nevw pav a foe roputalionana conlinuou| advert+sing mlionalilallonof edm[nisttativoing Wenttogot out ol the heusep Here5kills? alluresa moady llow of aSllgnmontlIo manesomentInformmion symoml al they Flapldgrowth and expansion of ourData ProcDsslng fil youre¢lladu~o. Outemployoes Settop tol~toto ardor and sa~s Informalion, Environmenthas createdoutstanding career op- GETTYGets Results Den’twet te them I Work close to berne-- paV,,,manvo~tro,Comoinat call etyour convenlencel TUBEMILL Nonew~th this chaIlengln0posllion wo portunitlesfor DataProcessing professionals, GENERALFOREMAN M/F olfaroscallonl working condillons, lalary andbenonls prosram, aond your (esume Expansioncroates neod for [odlvldoal Io bo InvolvodIn Ihe PlincetonPikeO[flce Park withlabry icquitomann Iqconlidanco to: COBOLPROGRAMMER/ANALYST start.upat s tubemill to fabrl(:alo stslnlosa,stool, Ilghl wall 3131hinceton Pikg D.J.Klamet, pe(sonnel Ditoctof. s woldadIoblffg, Requiro 4.0yosrs at handdrawn lubo or plpo LawlenceTownship,N.J. DL/1 VSAMClCS/VS millexporlonco, 609.896.1010609.890.0080 PRINCETONAPPLIED If youhave 2 or moreyears Dxparienca in designing [SOFTWAREENGINEERS RESEARCHCORP. and implementinga Data Baseand Reporting I’ Wooffor oxcollent salary, bonoflts, [ncontlvo bonus and psld KELLYGIRL AnIOlO ¢ompony Systemfor corporateflnanclals and control we want rolocalion,ForIocsl Intorvlows sandqusfifiostlons to: OivislonOIKelly Sal~kOl EqualOpporlu nily EmployerM/F P,O,Box 2565, to talk with you, Candldatomust have good Ouromnloyeel ~ovot pay a fan Pr[ncoton,N,J, 00540 1 SYSTEMSANALYSTS Mr,Paul Mnnnlon EquaIOppoflunilvEm01oyot MI F analyticaland technical skills, ProjectLeadership P.O,Dox 6227, Dnllos, TX 75222 Coupledwlth the capability of makingcarDfully thought-outrDgommendatlons wRh good prosen. PROGRAMMERANALYSTS, EqualOpportunity Emp[oyor M/F/H ’t " ..~ ~, r ~ ...... REAL ESTATESALES tartanand writing skills Is Important, Wallknown Ioadffr lo publicpolicy rosoarch ~ oxpodmontsllon gsn u [p s oponn0s s a Excellent opportunityfor a i’ew oxporloneetl, SYSTEMSPROGRAMMER Isvolsof syotgmsdaEi0n tt ImplomontatlooInc[odln0 SOFTWARE ENGINEERS, SYSTEMS porsomlblo,hurd workingL[eunsod Reel Estato DOS/VSVSAM CICS/VS SYSGEN ANALYSTSIt PROGRAMMER ANALYSTS, Slllespersmtor Brokers, ProJoctsssl0nmanls E.tdosirsb[o qusllficntlons cover Qbrosd ran0o ofcompulsr oclortco E’ EXECUTIVESECRETARY 2-5Yr6, oxperlonceIs a must,Opportunity to assume a kDyrolo In an onvlronmantstroostng loading gdgD systomsspp[laadon oxpodonco, Poolllons roqulro ability to spplyaompulor tochnolo0Y to As Luushlgatttl ManagingAgoDtS for nuntorous dosl0urj Im01smanlffllonof data procossin0 ~ compulor aystom aupport within [nlor. to a managingdlreotor and his groupof sclantlots State.Of.The-ArtHardwaro and Software,DL/1 dlsdpllngryproJoals, Pro]acts inclada Inr0o ocglo Innovstions inndmln[glrsllvo aulomsllon for GardoDAl~arlDtOllt, ]llgh ]llso addCtHItlnmhlhllll ExparlancDa doflnlto plus, [mbllowollsrs programs iu ssveral stalss, at tho PrlncotonRosoarcll Centor, Outstanding tmmploseshi Eust WhulsorTowtthlp, Crllnbury, WosrsIookln0 [or pooplawho can mgko cro~flvo aonldbullons ~ will rospondto, sndgrow opportunityfor a parsonwith dlvorolflod off[co EwhtgTo~,vn,lllp, LawroneeTownship, lhtr- PL/1 PROGRAMMER/ANALYST wilh~d~gllon0in0 opporlunltlog~ Rsn0oof doslrablo qunflflcatlonst gndadmlnlatrativo expor]once, Must havo gx- IloIltuwIIt ]renlml itnd ()thor IlroaA~ WOnre DL/1 ClCS/VS cellont typingand ehorthand akllls ao well DS * broadbeck0round In compuler lechnolo0~, Includlff0 hardware analysis, operollng reeslabllsh[Dga shtglo [gnlliy anti Condontinhlnt Will workin toamgnvlronmont aolvtn0 matllOmatlao EystemE¢gommonkollanl, off,llffa onv[ronmenlE, knowledgoof dlatatlng oqulpment,Salary rnmllndivision ht enrlira, o experlencwIn syaloms dev*lopmenh Includln0 doslgn of proceEiIngIIOWE, fll* commonsuratewith gblllty and background, ataIIotlcs andoconomlga rolated probloma, Minimum moffa0emefft&Ille ded0o, 2.4 Yearsgollogo malh and atatlotl~s, economize o o~perlencowithmlnl©empuler herdware, operollff0 Eystkms &pro0rommlng Ioff0ua0os Complotobonoflta program, Call Mra,Nan Craig, Thiswill greally ItenoIlt air uxlstlng Tetlaals, holpful, 1 plusyDere oxporlengo In PL/1and anothor oxporl*ncowithUNIX/C Ionouooo doslrable, Itrnsleolivp Tenaats~Cnadonlinlllnt Dwnors iii1(I highlevel languageIn DOS/VSroqulrod, , solidonolyllcel exporlenoe withcommonly usodhl0h level proommmlno Ion0ua0os, pnmpeelvo Imroilmers n Iholr mtllhtgor Imyhtg . * cempulerICIOff0e or olher relovffnt do0ree d*slroMe, Compenroffers o stimulatingood chefleooIno growth op, II00(]S, portunltyroraly ooh/*ved/n other Indultr/el to thotndlv/duoh Cantlldnloscsnaxpocl gglsrlca, s.lgnmonlo 0 growth dopgndont onthslr con ribu Ion 0 AMERICANCAN COMPANY 0opobfoof me*l/aathe ehoRen0as, Weoiler on outstondlno qusllllcallon,,Compallllvo boncfltg, Poslll~ng avallallls In PrlnestonNowJo any, Donvo 469North Horrl=on Stroot Forcort/itlentM Intervhmr, llrrlto or e,,Ih companlotlonpogkego and I/is opporlunltyto anhongeyour Cuors( o, an(Monlpc cr Vormont, narolrpattffro+ For prompt ¢Ool}dlrst/on, pllOII Ilod rlluml P/eoae,oppIF resumo, aolary h/atory and Ioeot/onolpre/orance to Ma, Coral Szul ell Prlncoton,N,J, 08540 Robort C, Rolnhold, ondso/ory/,/,tory In sonf/den¢o Col MATHEMA TICA INC. 609.921,2510 Ih,lldnat, M=,H, Roberts,Porsonnol P,0,11o~2302Prlnsa o NswJsgoy00rA0 II,l:,It,,h*hsld Co,,Ih,ffltars vq0~lop~=lf~, ~r R/rmlOIvv eft/an vm~ ovIr m/t ,?,’l,?Ir’,~el 8tfftr, Strr,nl, Comnlodlt/e~CorporotlDn ’ oooquol opporlunlly empIffFffr m/~ ’/hmtan,N~,IvJr,raoy##6111 Mr, LucasRood Pr/ncafon,N,J, 08540 ¢iOg.,lg.|.l//Itl A++lq~°l OpplrfuMfr lnlnlerlr r//E PPJ,VCUON/,,qcK#r "Seven’For Central Jersey" qtlLLSBOR(X~HBEACOI~ ’the I~w~,~,Izdgcr ]~e ManvilleNews

T//~ C.c_.N~L~ST The Franklin NEWS’RECORD WlNDSOR-HIGHTS HER,/ILD Class i fi ed .(/dvertising 5-FF’ Thursday, February 2,1978 Help Wanted Help Wanted Help wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted ~.m.,-" . "- ASSISTANT EDITOR A THE NEW JERSEY DIVI- ; ll=~ill..,p..JK,d,BOROUGHOFPRINCETON SECRETARY~- active aw CORPORATEATTORNEY- HOUSEKEEPER, nice home ;’I’MPORAIIYIIEIP SION OF MENTAL RE- alr~lllllll,~lll+lllllll PRINCETON,N.J, . office Crahbury area, ex- a commodities training, for right person, mature " " ~ " -a-idl"-re" in-Princeion perience preferred. Shor- research &consulting corn- woman,livem, mustbeableto .... ~.OETTYPEnSONNEL r.l? y ~ w. r;,. has an TARDATION IS LOOKING UIIMIIIIlU~UIII~IIIIIH do light hskp., somecooking, We area swut.company m- " ...... N,J, .researcnarm,. .. FOR GOOD FAMILIES TO v ’ i# TREE PERSONNEL -- thand typing required. Good pony located in Princeton NJ ruined in the creation &sates MachinistTool & Die .- Maker " $6.42/hr. ed.!}.or.,.Du[iifi,excellent opportunity willrinoC~aud~eor,,-, .....BOA~D#O#AMhETNTH~Y - ...... H ...... 2OP#assauSt. .:xpermnccu m tree cummng, solar. Pleasant working. All is seeking i~ first house take care of 4 yr. old girl. rials for the v,,vvtur~’ a ~uuAvt wt~ counsel. Ap.plieant s.nould Rm/Bd& Salary in exch. 201- eTOPRATEavailable ro~ an assistant 40 inquiries confidential. Phone °ffr~e~ancedms~tT~& flavor . P~ne~etan~Nn~:~ ~dl~em~inng’insPl~U~eintgr~ceatae 609-655-3602. nave excelmnt acaoemic 297-4526. compounns for me woo I - Elemro-~ecnTeeh. $12,000 eolung/rewrtu g_pl p ’ WllO QUALIFYWILL RE- Appointment andplant ngpreferred Salary ...... credentials be an action- dustr Fromtime to lime we MachDes En¯ ineerg $15 000+ protect reports suatt papers t.~,~r~ ,~pAIMIMa ^Mn A do~ond.nt an ,~vn,..ion.,~ ’ oriented decision maker & ..... Y. ¯ ’ . , ’ ~,.~ --, ...... v ...... v ...... ca,AUTOMOBILE z~cp~n~n~ need the services of in- Production Fore- and’ articles for professional c,rT~,Pmr~ .IOIN YOUR CLEBICAL Anal cations accentedr to ...... nossess4.8yearsofex~ricneer. EVENINGS-- reeeptlon)s.t/ dividualswithgonerolclercol" Man/W $12000 newsletter. The successful ~¢~’~;~’oc-~’iin hX~/~ Sccretary--Typihg&Steno; ~l~’~’mrv l~ 1978 ]11 n rna O nw firm’or cur- office managerat tenms cmo. & secretaral skills for tern- B,S.EE Saes ’ candidateshouldbedegreed 2 N~b~(~6~U~’~F’,~t~I~’ LoealFirm GreatBonefits. ~ ...... ’ Neededimmediately p’orati’on~witi~ backgroundin’ 3-4 eves. per week.201-359- yearsedit ng experence w thien e ~ To 170, ~EWER FACILITIES corporate areas including 6730. . poraryass g,nmonts,If youareof En~ Tnee. Start $14000, EXTRA ^~r~ROOM tlP.LP A...... Mnstbe experienced ’interested n this t Mrs.Gold economic or socal sc c ~t,~^Dn~ ~,,-= ~,,, A ,,..,,~=,,=,~=o~oc,~, Must be Aggressive and Self conlra,cts, securities, part- employment, ota goo~urly wrlting. Abd,ty towork with Exec. Sc~et.ar~...;--- F/P Work in maintenance sewer ners~!l..s, mer~ - PHARMACEUTICAL FOOTHOLD ON FULL Starter. Salary and Corn- s/acqmsl~ions & general rate see us SALEScar+ex +salar minimal supervision anD t?Ar,L 609 uegrce 6t ~oo~ ~KUlS;(.ioou lines and numnin~stations mission 0therBeoofits Demo JUNIORSECRETARY ’ ’ : . P’ $15Y,000 av~lablc for overtime when #T~Z~N(SgHIPio~’~-WEEK: Benefits-LocalFirm, 9K o-erate ’tra~sfe=r station ¯ ’ Program ’ aspects of corporate ad- , ministration & control. Weare a swift companyin- FIItMENICIIINCORP, MANAGEMENT CON- required. Someknowle~geof D~’~S) A’ND YOU WILL t~aetor trailer truck and P a nsboroRd. SHLTANT $25,000 graphics helpful,. Offering .Gal/Guy..Frlday -- Typing & bulldozer cn hndf Heavy SEC/CFCTexperience con- ruined in the creat|on &sales RECEIVE PERSONAL bteuooKKeeping. T0175, e-ui~ment onerator ex- ’offragranccmateriolsforthe PlainshoroNJ CREDITTRAINEE¯ $80{)0 exccllentsalary ano company, ^TTENTtON NO AGE ,i v _ .r .... Apply: sidered .very helpful. It is BSChChemst 14000 benefits including profit ~tast,’a^,~tr~,,c ~ ..... ¯ PrinceChevroet,lnc. expecteu {hat successtm. Cosmetic industry & flavor $ . . ~ ..... gg¢,~Y,;,v,,o’ ~,~ua~, Secretary -- F/P ~xceuon- "" t ,-Iperience .... Ueelranm halary, applicant will eventuallyplay compoundsfor the food in- N. C¯ PROGRAMMER$18,000 sharing and retirement¯ plan. OPPO ...... v ...... a-at art oYn~rr ...... ~nce lit.200, Princeton _ ADMINISTRATIVE aInteresteds:~duir~un~e candidates~vo~thB:rablna~y should Skllls. TypmgAndStcnoReal Ao~lionli~n~ nrront~d to (across from a major role in meformation dustry. The marketing PrlncetonAirport) of corporate strategy. The department of our flavor ASST.brokcra~0r0~uprtiulsY division requiresan individual ~Aned~d~’:N~ntC~e~[Ro~leerx~ EXECUTIVE SECR~-EstataBackgr°undEesVoh~?]5. ~nuiri;n: ~n:;t2:~8: Nophone calls, please . companXhas grownfrom 17 to ~n hnnatofluPt~ t~-In~ and PROGRAMMER/ANALYST Prlmas,Mathematica Policy T A.RIAL POSITION O.- ...... Boroughof’~rince[on. Equal 45 employees in the last 3 with excellent typing "skills, ~ :-:,..Z,~..=;-Bz ~v~’,’,U~= $23000 Researchme, r. u,~ox 2393, v.;r~-- . .:,x.perle.ncem Accls, raYoD)e uiera "T ~/r Oppor[unityEmployer. ~-~wz,.ur..,’~ ca~e years ond plans to expand shorthand desired, but not s~"~=~- ~’"’:-~ ~" "~:" ----D^u~r~’ncnrnt. ’ Princeton N J 08540 typing oooxxeeplng ~ Goou Benefits; Lute! UO "~"’~"=’to °’~’~’9 ~ -- further in the future, It offers required. Good starting P~/emal~an~mCe~nnc~UtlloSneon attractive ond stimulating salary, plus comprehensive ~, benefit ...... ¯ environment ¯ ¯ ’Base com- company ¯paid, ’1 . , ...... evenings weeKenasa travel Jr. Secretary-- v’/v "lTpe ~: , ~ , .~,~ Telepnone/clrculatlon. ~aleslus pensatlon in $33000-$38 000 .program including a dental data processing wouifl ve ..... ,^^ when requ red Excellent exp.~P~t..err~;.,~.~aryo_,P_" -- "al range, plusa significant in- plan. Applyin personor call hel fuL Weoffer an excellent SALE~arts-amques ~o z~ ~ ’ Steno. Good Sk!ls" ’Diver- WRITER/to workFr~.~, wire ~’~.’.~.~9.--unl sn ng v .... - P ..... "lus position for serious career- sified-GoodBeneIlts" Tot50 P . . centive compensation 609-452-1000for additional oenmits package. ~onu your v ...... detailed oriented mature minded " company on project lor ~,~,~w~-~v-o~ ...... package. Please send resume, information. employment record nda .... JUDY KANTOR...... ~, u~Avrarr~s~u~ -- salary, history and letter SalOry nlstory, In COnllaUnu~ begslseeretary .¢2 w drafts,~ersontosupnortdesignr . individua’l interested larin nelonRo Accts’¯" Roe" Typist --F/P p~vate~ho, o~K.12~mvolvmg, ¯ . 1 out ersonne’[ Prc are term future Sa y Office Machines Good vv ~. ~ describing qualifications o FIRMENIC|IINCORP. ~et~i~ &~sembly ’drawPnags, tiab!e. Interview .. ~y Benefits, ...... Box ~01644 c/o Prnceton PlatasboroRd, .~aBkOe~¯ #01002, e/o Princeton cEX%UmtiVre~;~ee $1~6+5 " ’ 145, EmXar~d~.eCee~tnhteoedmU~at~°~oa~ I bills of material, etc. Under appointment omy.raarun, a. . . Our client has a cnaucngm Plainsboro NJ S_.tat!st~calTyp[s,’ ’ " t ~ 150+ rvi¢inn gnaw edne of Armstrong Enterprises me, Clerk-Tvnlst -- F/P In- English langu.aget, and position..... ’ avalloDlet~ WlPacket l~anKlteconculerK $ H~u...... %-r~.--.;’.-;-. --. references essemlaLlvtnst De __ aC~,uu,,~oar~,,~mu u~¢,w,wau~ ,~,,,,~u~ ,,, stanoara urawlng prac~lc=,%" ^ 112 "~~uakerbr . d~e~, ’Mall’, ,~,~,,,st~oti~dLr’h~llenaina. .... ~ ~,,-~- Looal potential for future growth. ~ Typts’t . ¯ - 150+ Lawreneevdle NJ 609-769- Co -TonBenefits Tol60 able to work underdeadline ¯t;~cr,~-’--’- . ~^- zust ....su~ls~n..~inu~o 5 home¯ Aceounting cturns $ ~-.~nl ~, ...... ortho~ranhie- . .... oroiection ~ " ¯ - ’ ’ ressure, vmase sena resume in Htllsborough Township. . re ulred ¯ Sheet meta ex- 8040. P . . FigureClerk $150 q. ~ Secretary To Exec. -- F/P and solar reqmrements to. Must¯ be abe. to hande ¯all . Bank Teller $ 115140 perence hepful ....Call Mr. r~c~t ...... 0n ~,,~.no~ o .... r,~ details of job, Salary open¯ ookforArlene Jordan 609-466-3403 between Gt~nto^ RECEPTIONISTExperienced; Top Skills. Ex- ,,i"; ~’o~. ’ ’ =° ’8am & ~nmor send resume to m~,,~r~;an~L foe intornlgL~ cellent Benefits; Tel) Co, ~,,uo~,,. area. Call 609452-1600. Junction train station is Cal12Ol.369.8711-10a.m.to4 -7" d BANNER seekinga qualified candidate p.m. Mondaythru Friday. err "tO Iii,~htstown Dept.~;J2, P.O. Box300, . o-rr ~vc.’~’~’~Tm~’di~"al"n’fiie To.185...... ~9’.446~.6500 tlopewell NJ 08525. ~ ...... BUSINESSASSOCIATES ¯ ’ to nrovideclerical assistance routhe, billing, insurance Secretary-- ProofreadingA SECRETARY-- sales 145 WBherspoonSt SALES-- Part time work, tothe librarian. Dutiesinclude i~.ELIABLE-- cleaning - forms.Box #01647 c/o Prin- Plus.LocalFirm. To 150, department good typing Princeton, NJ when you want, where you typing ond f Ing catalogue womanin East Windsor area BABYSITTER-- Loving, ceton Packet. skills, varied ~utles, dicto, , 609.924-.1194 want. 25,%comm. Write incl. cards processingbooks, some with owntransp. References rcsponsiblcperson to care for BABYSITTER--tocare for 2 __ ~ Proofreader-Secretary -- excellent fringe benefits, 35 phone No. WHH0905 PO Box travel’ to local libraries and 1 year old in our South mos. old infant and to assume 146, Hghtstewn, NJ 08520. other routine duties. Can- preferred. 609448-5223. Brunswick home, daily from light housekeeping duties. GoodSkilts’ Exp.; LocalCo. hours we~k. Call 609-024-9700. SECRETARY-- full time, LIBRARY ASSISTANT -- ’ "To185. Be le MeadCivil Engineering didate should havegood typing 8am to 5:30pro, with ire Approximately16hrs. per wk. BABYSITTER- from E..skills andthe abihty to work housekeeping. Salary starting March. Hrs. & salary process journals, shelve firm is seekingan experienced hooks, binding, cataloging & F/C Bookkeeper -- General ACCOUNTS¯PAYABLE -- secretary with excellent Windsoror Hightstownarea. with minimumsupervision. QUALITYCONTROL negotiable¯ References to be negotiated. Will pay t/= Ledger. To195. MachineBurrowsoperator. Bookkeeping Experience 7:30am-4:30pm.Yourhome.2 Interested candidates should required. 201-329-6122 after social security & 3 wks. typing. A Bachelor’s Degree shorthand and typing skills. call Barbara Primas at 609- LINE 0pro. vacation. Location in Prin- and approx. 2 years librory Goodfringe benefits. 201-359- kids. Reliable. Refs. 609443- eeton . near Prin- experience, preferably with AccounlanI--F/P Analytical prefereeff. Knowledgeof 8291. 4494after 6 pro. 799-2600,ext. 353for interview. NSPECTORS readingknowledgeof 1 foreign Background. GrowthUp: lumber a plus. ApplyJRl, Ine, - . Mathematica Policy Rsearch eetan/Kingsten Rd. bus stop. Inc., P.O. Box2393,Princeton, For our Princeton t,,~, Mustprovtde owntrans. Local language,uood typin[~ ssills portunity. To 14KMain St., WindsorNJ. TELEPHONESOLICITOR -- refs. required. 609-921-7458 required. Top benehts, no MODELS/Figure -- for N.J. 06540. An equal up- andCranbury TECIINICAL Photography. Inexperienced experienced, high corn- portanity employer. MAGCARDII eves. parkingproblem, Salary ’’ ATTENDANT NEEDED -- mission, part time. Call 609- Facilities depeedmgon qualifications. acceptable.Will train. Include 443-1617or924-4440. ’ " ~ Plasecallor submitresume in WarehouseTrainee -- Will funtme Apply at HY FY Gas snapshot if puss!bit. WHH DAY AND NIGHT SHIFTS full confidence to Mrs. Train Energetic, Intelligent Station, Rt 130 & 33, Hight- //0906 Box146, Hightstown,NJ NURSES AIDE -- ex- Weare seeking individuals to ...... A ...... f ...... See DEVELOP RESUME Roudabnsh,The Institute for Person. Good Advancement stawn N.J. Over 18. Equal O852O. . periencedorunexperienced. 3 doroutine line [nspecgonin the o,.o,-o ...... ! s assignnlentsbothlong and shun term. AdvancedStudy, Princeton, Potential. To9KOpportunity \ Employer. BABYSITTER- Hillsboro shifts available. 201-446-6699. packagingdepartment, aswell NJ08540. 609-924-4400. asperform physical testing and JOS SEARCH Accountant -- Construction ¯ COMPUTEROPERATOR area. Must be reliable, have ’* ************ * monitoractivities during Cost F/P’ Experience’ CARPENTER/ DESIGNER- "wanted In ut 0 to ~ ’references & transportation. * * KELLYGIRL COUNSELING neededto build circular stairs , p . pera r f r’Mon..Fri.,8:30.3:30.201.359. packaging of medical AVON ~"~ceilent Benefits’ Ton Co’ Small computer Wil tran, 1280between9am ~’&gnm * Gra~hicArts ¯ diagnosticproducts. Previous ~’ ~J~O,")I inmyhome. Nokits. Mustbe good salary, pleasant at- ’ ’ ’ PlincetonPikeOllice Palk 609/924-8668 TURNTIME INTO MONEY "" willing to work nights & FULLORParttlme : qualitycontrol production ex- 3131Princeton Pike Sell popular Avonproducts, wknds.Cal1609-921-2822after7mosphere, young ~= : Estimator -- F/P Con- management.Contact Bruner , *PressOperatm [or ", ApplyPersonnel Department tawleneeTownship, N.J. ¯ meet new people and enjoy structionProjeets. .., .i MariodeM" Hallidav’s’ ~ 609.896.1010~609-890-8080 being part of the fashionable To25Kp.m. ~,.~ ,~, ...... Barrie, SkillmanN.J..609-466- Z,.mth nn t~nem.nce. :’ CARTER-WALLACE.Inc. . LORASSOCIATES beau3.y business: Earn up to 2986. . * ,,,.~.,,,ho, .,,, ,,,,, : Sr. Besearch Eng.--Sysiel~s "’ ~-’--’.’ PRINCETON * nu.d=liudapnhc,mt * HaftAcre Rd, Cranbury.N. J. ADivlsiOn ofKelly Servk:~ H01 STATERo.’ $150 a month parbtime. In- r~.th ~odopn-s To 2oK PART TIME SALES P~oN EqualOpponunitr Employer EqualOopo’tunay Em#oyer MrF PRINCETON terested? Call 609-499-1729, ...... Sat., Sun.,and one day donng ..... EMPLOYMENT ¯ Compule,Typesener Ior Male/Female Outemployeesnevergay $fee week Must be over 19 and be , ¯ * 10httk.ctronlc I:ompost.r * i 201-359-1535,609-737-2922 or BSEE-- Digital Design I~J/’~OO/’~U "4’ , _ i ...... 609-587-0607. Tol9K willing to learn all facets of . ,mdmrt’omnut;hn)hl(. ~",xt Background¯ jewe[rymaktag. 609-737-3055. PLACEMENTS AGENCY , hi...... I ...... I hut * , .,11...... I ...... Ih’.t , Programmer -- F/P Cobol; Speclal[zlngln IYnl~l IMMEDIATENEED... In SECRETARY Great Benefits; Fortune 500 WOMANTO CLEANapprox 6 ...by BeaHunt TemporayHelp Co. To 19.5Khrs. Prefer Friday. CanRt hrs *t$1imahlr.Musl h.We 7 Secretaries, typists, ToSPhr~l¢lan| * ahu)lllt~Ihllkglotqul dad MECHANICS SERVICE MANAGER to suit you. 609449-0461or 443- Wespecialize in Pernzanent Placements in * bt.~dll,~ oKit,nll.(] * clerks and light factory Musthand good phone manner Process Eng. -- F/P 3 Yrs. 4141 Drier 5 pro.’ Secrotorlal. CledcM andability to lalk withclients. Exp. Open secretaries at the * till.M*till. IIl[I.l.[ (,l,n,ff. Certilledservice mechanics andservice manager needed for for long and short term EXecutive, EDPand newbrake and alignment shop, Must supply own tools and periods. Start working Will be requiredto handlo executive level. , (),lnynh{,nt. In.tllllhtgl. havea goodwork record, Excellent salary end bonus system. record keoping.Pleasant Mechanical Design Eng. -- Technical * nrl,~,-- (Ull~laS~.I(~NI ht" right away. workingconditions, DegreeNot Necessary; 2 Yrs. N.J.STATE PaidBlue Cross and major medical Insurance, All replies hold Exp. MicrowaveKnwL A Plus. 1 95 Nossau Street 352 NassauSt., Princeton , IP’v,’nn dllll I Iol dnn(flln. In strictconfidence, Moll complete resume to Employee’s Tire JOBSERVICE myra Warehouse,P,O,Box E, Edison, N, J, 08817or to arrangein. MANPOWE&INC. Excellent Benefits. To 14K (609) 924-9134 CoilIor agpt. Professional¯ Technical 609-924-3716 * ************* tervlew,call 20 t .287.4200.AnEqual Opportunny Employer, 20 NassauSt. Perlonnll(~01) |74.4000 Jr. Eng, BSEE Or Clerical¯ SkillEd ¯ Unskilled CARRIERFOUNDATION Princeton,N. J. 08540 Equivalent E, xp, Excellent Applyat: 609-921-6805 9ellaMead, N, J, Benefits. ’ To 11K SECRETARY/PUBLICRELATIONASSISTANT EqualOpportunlty Employor M/F Rt.130& Woodside Rd. SECYS Robb[nsville,N.J. TO DIRECTOROF COMMUNICATIONSOF Phone: Area* INTERNATIONALTRADE ASSOCIATION ThePrinceton PockeI Newspapers SouthSomerset Newspapers Sling Sgelfing TwoIntorostlns P.O.Box 146 GREENHOUSE 609.448-1053 secretariatopenings Goodsecretarial skills and interest In leam[ogIndustrial public 300Wlrherspaon st.. P.O.Box 350 WORKER 20 NASSAUST,, SUITE207 relationsbusiness, Able to transcribofrom dictating machine Prfnceren,N.J, on:J40 Somerville,N.J. PRINCETON or 586.4034 nt the Guiton andtypo role[mumof 50 wpm.Accurate speller. Good (609)92,1.3244 (20 I) 725.3300 Immed[atooponlng, t yearox- 699.92,i-8064 Cm’porateHoadquartors ~erieneogrowing plants under NO FEE CHARGED knowlodgoof basic grammar. Comfortablo with dotal[s, Somo groonhouseeondltions~ TO DIRECTOR writin0skills andintomst in devoloplngthem. Previous vocationalcourses consldorod. RETAIL ..SALES CLERK OF COMMUNICATIONS peblicat[onsoxperionca holpfuL Solf-startor and ab[o to grow $7,694to start,oxcollont Civil wanted-- RorerHordwarc PROJECT Roqulrast to 2 years of withjob. Inlerostingworking onvirooomnt. Good fringos and Sorv[cobenefits, Contact: Ine,Itepewcll, Call Gerry at socretarialoxper[ance. Heavy 35.hourwook. CLASSIFIED 00O466-0O39forappointment, ADMINISTRATOR typing, Nostono. Work in- NEWJERSEY NEURO- MathomaticoPolicy Rosoarch dopondontlyon a variety of Sendletter androsumo to: ADVERTISING FORM PSYCHIATRICINSTITUTE lee. hasan excollont op- )tojocts. P.O. Box2054 P,O.Box 1000 LIKE TO IIRUSH UP & portunityfor a ,projoct ad. TODIRECTOR OF Princoton,N,J. 08540 perfectSpanish,. teacher TAXESB" INSURANCE Dopt. PR (609)466.0400, Ext, 242 mlnistrator. wantedfor privato lessonsat Degreoplus somooxpor[enco Requires2 to 3 yearn of Princeton,NJ 08540 EqualOppanunIw Emplaym reasonablorates. 609-799.4705 secretarialexporionca and ufter 6,pro. In policy reso.rch’ or managementprofaned, Must ability to typooumbors, Light havebasle knowledgool stono,Work Indopendomly, MERCER COUNTY CETA evaluativerosoarch, research RECRUITMENTNOTICE POSITIONS noada,goals, ondmothods~ 8othpositions offer agree,ire ability to managoand coor. aslarlcs andcomprohanelvo JOBS OPENHIRING NOW (one~quaro for eachletter, number,Epoco or punctuellon) dlnatoall projects;at Ionst1 fringobonofits packagoe, yoarsupervisory oxporionco; Forappolnlmonl~ Doll SALARY:From $6,000 to $10,000/Yosr 4LINES.1 INSERTION ’ . $3,(]0 OPENIN budgotanalysis and oust 201-848.2800~Ext.302 POSffIONS:A wldo varloty of positionsIncluding: Mo[n. proJoot[onskills nocossary, ’We aro currontly tonsncoworkor, Truck Drivor/Laboror, Clork.Typlst, Social ¯ 3 INSERTIONS,no changes,pald before billing ...... $4,$0 Intorostodchndldatos sttould hoadauortcrodIn Molucho~, ProgramA[do, Project Coordinator and Many Morol AN EXCITING submitrosumo with salary but wowill ba movingour If billed addS0¢ billing charge roqulromontsto Ms,Barbara Corporate"Offlcos to tho LOCATION:Various Public and Non.Profit A0onc[as Primasat: Prlncolonaroa Ihis sprlno, tlnoughautMercer County. NAME GROWTHFIELD Wo’roa leadingcompany In dcvolopmomof now photo. MATHEMATICA s,,gulton ELIGIglL[TYREOUmEMENTS INCLUDE:/ ADDRESS electricdevices and sysloms which have IncroaslnolY wide POLICYRESEARCH Industries ,no, 1. MeteorCounty floe,dents {gxcludln0 the City of Tree,eel usa0eIn manyguide and oanit ol SclllumborgarLimited, a , p;o,Box 2392 2. Uoomplovod10weeks or more,or 212Durham Ave, matertool,oLeo1 company wall known worldwide. Princeton,NJ08840 3. Anunsmploymoot Insoranco oxhsuetoo, or equaloPSonuniw/atldrmulivO Motuobsn,NJ 4, A woliaroroalplont, action~lqllo¥0r, nl/t Eqg~lOpPcnunily EIiIploy’~r. M/I 5, Andmoot curtain Incomo 0oidolino~, CLASSIFICATION ~ INSERTIONS.~ AMOUNTPAID SECRETARY/PERSONNEL I, VoryQood opportunity Io moveahesd In this 0oDderda, Ex. DON’T DELAY- CALL THE CENTER ’All Ulnssifledotis aplmnratltontatlcolly’ln oneweek or t.q,gg for 3 weeksan[I the collontsecretariat typing skills (no stono needed) are necessary NEARESTYOU FOR AN APPOINTMENT nil 7 Packetnowspapors~ The Princeton samethereafter, Ads may be dlsplnyodwith wlthot least2.3 yunrs of oxpedoncoIn potsonnet proaodutss, HIQHTSTOWN Outloswill [naludomaintaining rocords, prollmlnsry In.. swift temps EWlNG ’ IIAMILTON Packet,The Lawrence Lmlgur, The Control white apacemargins and/or additional 1G0WflfrodAye, 13IS,Main St, capial letters el 03,50per Inch, A special Iorviswlnound udno your knowlodoo of Insurance, benollts, 18QWost In01mm Avo, Pent,Windsor.HIRItts tqoroltl, TheManvlllo omploymsmpolicies, eta, Compllln0fists for reportwill alsobe 303.4182 303.Q442 .443.4060 Nnws,The Franklin Nows.Rocmdand Iho discountrate Is availableto advorlsere run. Involved, HIIIsharoughBeacon, Ads ntny he moiled nit0 tile samedisplayed olassified all for a CLERKS~ TYPISTSt SECRETARIES LAWRENCE TRENTONOFFICE FlosnINSVILLE mh,lmum of 13 aonnocotlvoweoks or dlf. T(enltorsrywork monna n full day’swnlk fnr It lira[tedOnlount 0 E, HsnovorSt, Rosto130 or pl DeedI l, Thodoedlino for nowads Is 4 SENIOR CLERK 205Eoaons Road 00Q.4034 nl, MondayIf they aro to ho properly ferontdlsployod ¢lasslflod oils totnllng20 or of thee.Lot 118 110111 Veil aaro vnnr Chlislnsln monnv. Work 803.3309 202.0020 moreInohns per monthwhh arrnnoomonts Marketing Department clnsoto bNnla,aond boors, rlfll paidrlqhl OWnV, Jnha flvallalao classified, Cancollntlonscanna m no., ht Ilklhlsmwn,Prhtcelon, CrnnhHtv, Twhr Rivers Cull Pql rtr hoped after 4 p,m,on Monday,"Too Lnto for monthlybilling, noxnumbers ore 01,00 AIlaasl 1 t0 3 y0sruoaooral office oxpullanaa, Exaollonl typing NOTICE Pxtro, 91101 i to Classify"ntis will beaocopted unfit noon nkllla, StanDhslpfal Ilut notroqalrod, Dotlos Inclndo typln0 THEREARE ALSO IMMEDIATEOPENINGS IN I Tuo6day, aorraepondonconndmaintaining flies, NeverO leol TERMS,There Is a 80¢b111hlfl ohnrgo if adIs VARIOUSOCCUPATIONAL TRAINING AREAS,’ [ RATES,A Clnsalfled Ad nosta $3,00 for up no1~nld n advanao,Personals, 81tuntlnns Ple~lttcall P~nonoll, I~091/09.1~aco STUDENTSARE PA D UP TO $92,70/WEEK [ to 4 Ilnonfar endInsorllon, or, if originally Wannd, Hnuaoahtlng,Apgrimont Sahlota, 609.882.0030 609.586.5808 WHILE IN TRA N NO, CALL FOR MOREIN.[ ’ordemtl,~1,5g nddiilnnnl for 2 aen~omRlvuWmltodto Runtor Shornnell n I out ot nron FORMATION, I ’ [ : weeksor Isnnos,nnd the 3rd cnnsoogtlvo nndjnovlng adsaro pnyahlowith ordor, EMRPHOTOELECTRIC ~0Waltsco Rosll "M6RCERCOUNTY CETA 18 AN EQUALOPPORTUNITY Inaorllen Is FREE,Thoroafior, onOll Don. p.OLEg~O.GtOd.b.VAL1Q.O gVO[il0 orJm(B o PIIne.lnnduntll(ah N,J, , swift temps EMPLOYER" sooutlvoInsnrtlnn only aoats$1,00. Tim Y- AaIqullapponoglly |mplcyEf MIp. inoxt lnalomontof upto 4 linen 19tt05 for ~~[t3!!~oc|l?r, nf tha 6d, :

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THE CF.NTI~LPO~I" "l~eManville News fl)INDSOR-IIIGHTS HEPj1LD Class i fi’ed J dvertising The Frankiin NEWS’RECORD 6-FF Thursday,February 2, 1978 Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help WantedHelp Wanted Help Wanted Jobs WantedAnnouncements / ’OPPORTUNITY FOR PRODUCTION SUPER- INCREASE YOUR INCOME- ADMINISTRATIVEASSIS- SUIT SALESPERSONS -- RECEPTIONIST- TYPIST ADVANCE YOUR WE ARE SEEKING A RAISE FUNDS for your COLLEGELEVEL AP- VISORS--ImmediateopeningActiveand progressive offices TANT -- Responsible. Immediateopenings. We offer -- fulltime for ¯consulting CAREEROPPORTUNITY CHALLENGE.Sure wc do organization,church, PLICANTS-- to bc includedat ourmid New Jerseyplant in BelleMead and Franklin position with authority in outslandlngcompany benefits, engineering firm in Princeton everythingfrom builhlng new synagogue,schbol, or aoy Liberaldiscounls congenial area, Many benefits.Own. N a tie n a ly’ know n on an appointmentlist for for a qualifiedproduction Park seeking full and part small, high itechnology homesto paneBin~dem BAt el.hergroup quickly and easily police offider with a growingsupervisor with minimum5’ time sales agents, ex.periehce contract research workingcond t ins. Apply transportationInteresting organization Sales/- lhcreal satls[ac[lon c~)mes sellingconsumer publications deparlment operatin(l on the years experience in super- profcrrcd, molivahon and organization in business 21 immedfatclyJC Penn~ywork. ReplyBox #01839,c/o’ ma~a~(imcnt’All fr age whenwe meetthe challenge from the MONEYSAVEIIb. Po co Generalist (~(incepl vision of a small or medmmability lo deal with people a years. Position requires Quaker Bridge Mall or call Pr nceton Packet ’ benefits $20[)/week v n us thatan older house offers - Thesepublications are’at- Applicant must haw sh~dtionCOntinu~ n t~pe most, Wc arc members o[ ability to makedecisions and 609-799.8100for appointment¯ ~ training ’aliowa’ncc.C~ll~for rctalnlngtheintegrlty ofthc tractive,informative, m n mum of 00 credits pe a .Wcare ki] gf ra Middlesex and Somerset¯ handfc a range of problems Ext231. AnEqua10pportunty __ ...... appninfmcnt. Mr Feldman, dwellingwithout sacrificing reasonablypriced, come Multiple Listing Systems.And Emnover. SFEECHTHI~ff.AFI~T - par t male/female,Baecalaureet~, results-orlenled, self.starling, from contract control to long -" ~m,+,.,J,,~,J~,, t.~ "~vA~.~ .... comfortand beauty - sovln~prepackaged(along With degree prefcrred. Minimumshirt sleeves type individual members of Multiple rafige planning, Send resume time, C.C.C. or Clinmal "~’"? ...... problemswith Innovat on an~ FREE metricconverter) requiremcnts include age 16- with Mechanicalaptitude W~ Reloaction Organizations. Wc to: Mrs, K. Palazcy, Acre Fellowshipyear required.Call experience- using the ex- readyfor delivery, and offer , 35~ excellent character, good are .~ subsidiary bf an in- also offeraaintercstingbonus ChcmRescarch Labs, Inc. PO 609.882-1503after 5 pm. pertiscand craffsmanshiugoodprofits for you. Not only ’ driving record, NewJersey ternational firm offeringan plan as incentive. For con. Box 12, Princeton, NJ. An ELECTRICIAN-- Must be PARTTIMESECRETARY,10 that has made WILLIAM~ willyour group raise money residency. Twelve months outstandingbcnefits package, fidential interviewask for Lee EOE. experienced and have ’ ~ hrs weekly Kend Pk --~a BUILDER known¯ n the bulyou wiB also he p peopleto . probationary period 1978 If you are interest:ed in a Cooper, MID--JERSEY knowledaeof 440 volts - 2300 CLERICAL-- Installment ll~; .... ,~’[.’ u~.f. ~=~%;~m"Princetonarea for years. Call be more knowledgcable salary SILO00- $17,000’in five challenging position with REALTY,201-359-3444. ~,olt~ ~1~o k-o~led.e of lean’clerk, 8:30-5, Frin(le ~.~[-~,.~.’~l%.[.g~^,--, 609-587-8500. consumers and show them mn~n~ benefits. WestWindsor Stale ...... a, .~s., ,,en ..... years. Baccalaureate and advancement based on in- OUR CLIENTS’ ¯InOIOl’¢’°~O belief]Is how to gel more for their Master degrees considered in dividual performance and include"’ Blue~ ""~’"" Cross, Blue" Bank :609-799-3456 .. . , Equal money¯ NO INVESTMENT HAVE OPENINGS oppormmtyempoyer. salary scale. Overtime and willing to workrolating shiRs, HnRT/HOSTE’SS -- for IN THESE AREAS: Shield, Life Imurance and CLEANING PEOPLE BABYSITTINGin my home-- .REQUIRED.For complete send ~/our full workrecord w~’ekc~ds in restaurant’& Pension¯ For interview call -- w^N,r~n r, nr ¯ holiday payi full unform ...... -- ..... Ime,apply In TwinRivers - full time or part ~.n~r~a,~°n,t~w~teJo^ THE fringe benehts.Ap~plicati(io~ including,salarYt o history, cinoonoblnU...... Ionn~co for .....IPri ,Rat .....$., *Secretaries 6.09-924-030,0,ext.202. Trap RECEPTIONIST/ SECRE. personHilton Inn East time ...... Exn~ri~,n~’ed,..... K.,,.,~ lvlul~x~,av=~ r u ~ox ave able at Montgomery conhdence o B x #01661 / Sun nil, his s.~nnm-lamCall ¯ *DataProcessing -..OCK lnuustries¯ ~ingston,., TARY-- I mmediate opening.’ Windsor,’ ’ Mrs. Brown,’ refer ences..09-448-."~ um.... 3008, Princeton NewJersey Township.....Pohce Beadquar- Princeton Paeke.t. Coach~_’-’-- .~ Four ~est . between’- *Engineering N.J. An equal opportumty. Please call Mrs. Wilson, ¯011540. , ters, Harlingen Road, Belle ~ llam-4pm,609-448-2400. employer. Princeton YWCA.609-824-4625, Mcad, New Jersey. No ap- EXP~.~I-e~OED MA Applynow for cxt 23. N LEGAL SECRETARY FOR BABYSITTER-- Well known CHILDCARE- Pro-school and pl!ca!ions /mailed.. Ap- AGERS’"~&"~ TRAV’E’~ earlyptscement & exceptionallyre abe Hot Kina(irgartcoJumping Stofie phcahom must bcrecewed at AGENTSNEEDED -- for ALL FEES PAID ,SOMERVILLElaw office. EARN EXTRA MONEY -- DIRECTOROF WELFARE " GAL/GUY FRIDAY -- to Lit gat on exper ence unch, nans comnletc Day Care Center,Wortman Take orders for Lisa Jcwelrv, BANNER BUSINESS d~lumcl al) Socla’ Scrvce ’ ’ playgrouna’ facilit"iesStreet,East Millstone. 201-873-, ..,_~r.o~ V,,;,.. 2l~d~.art~rs r,~=y, ?,arc..r~,before Princetono(icnings. Excellentarea. Immediatebenefits. ASSOCIATES . _" ’P : ’. work m active arch i t ecI ural preferred. Call 201-725-9130.Hcasonablcrates. 609-924-20371 2770days, Eves. 356-3610. 1~/8 to Deaccepleu, Call for free CatalogSales Kit oEc~geounu or ease worn offee If nterested pleasecal Call (212) 697-6698. Harry on toll free 800-772-2165, 145Witherspoon St. experience rcqu red, part 609-924-6780 Cygiclman. Princeton, N.J. time 20 hours per week at - ’ 609-924-4194 ’ " ~ ’ ~ ~ RUBBERTRIMMERS ¯for So" PHOTOGRAPHIC ASSIST-"HOW WELL DO YOU present rtepiy rrmce ton Brues CustomMolding Plant ANT-- hwo’s recently worked REALLY KNOW YOUR Thorounh CLEANINGLADY "l’ownslup: Wclfare Depar-t ¯ ¯ . " MARKETING EXECUTIVE UAL/.... GUYFRIDAY - Rcal " moot...... Frmcc[on iN d RENTU~OqU FREEceaa-e APT fo" --o .~,,~m ex- .... Full bcnefits Apply’ Prmeetoo in NewYork studios & catalngBIBLE.". For an in-depth estate office Goodt in ¯ needed’~o clean largc homein , , ¯ ¯ ¯ ~ ¯ ~ u~.va’~;¢llt; pe ....¯ I~tlnD~r CORt 1 MOO-1Pt ¯ hnt,¢~¢ ¢~.~lt~,~mnlovmcnt n st(lay ot me~criplures join us ¯ - week of elderlylady. Write ...... ’ ’ " "’" ...... r . ’ Calr~eea%el~;or~a,niNtJaf~d NiYn:skills &pleasant tele~olng H~h.tst°nWn,deTh.UrsE°refF~i sEcRETARY/ RECEP- Prinecton area. Write Box with Pastor Dale H. dividual experienced in voice 609-921.6060 .... ~...0 ,~.(. e. . TIONIST-- experienced~ type Box #01663,c/o Princeton #01642c/o Prnceton Packct. Crouthamelon Tuesdaynights ¯ , ’ ’ ~rnl.~, conuhlOnS~ goou ¯ _ at the muller residence marketingto top execuhvesof ~ nay Owntransnorlation Call 66wpmfull or parthme... EXPERIENCED MARKETPacket. large corporation¯ ¯ BOOKKEEPER,expericnced, RESEARCH TELEPHONE ~ ~esu me$ located on Skillman Rd. 609~48-1601 r -. Further informationcall 609. Remuneration $20-60K CLEANING PERSON -- " ...... parttime, 5 hoursper week. INTERVIEWERS --¯ wanted a~P..lVl~t,e.n~...... -- forsm.. ~. PROFESSIONALVersatile -’~ dependingupon ability. Send wanted by w dower, one day a ..... ContactMelanie Zador Thc for afternoon/ evenmg¯ work . ¯ - .~^., 466-0534or 201 ’#a~’~a~t~- IME~FULLTIME on an as-necded basis. Goodr, electronic u ~;~. mcomponems ..... neeu,:u CAREER, JOB SEARCH & Trumpet player new to the p m ~" ...... " reply to Box #01654, c/o week Transportation rant L ~. - -- Assoc at on for the Ad- * ...... area looking for gi[~s. Ex- ’ ’ Prmcelon Packet¯ rcfercnccs rcnuired Call 609’ GoDscnaraeter, neat ap- vanccmcntof theMentally startingsalary. Cootact Pat uat i+ ~’..’~",~’¢;,.’~’~2~f~’*..’~*-" o. r ut £uz~uc~uaurZll~UUu EDUCATIONALCOUN- perienced with jazz, hlg band ,m ~r.qQ h~t~,~-m ~ ,~ ..a ~ pearancc.$1000 and up for 100 Handicapped134 Nassau St. 609-709-3939. _.~ ~ ~,,.~ ,~.~,~ ~t

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ASSERTIVENESS TRAIN- COUNSELING’by qualiIi~CREDENZA - for Family LOADS OF KNICK- KNACKS CRAIRS- forFamily Room or THE NOVEL NEEDLE now MINNETONKAMOCCASINS BIKES-- boy’s 10 speed, 24" REFRIGERATOR -- not ING -- with qualified. professionally trainea Roomor Office. Near best -- from collection. Cut glass Office.0 matching arm chairs open carrying a full line of and boots. 20-40%: off all Raleigh, $75. Girl’s 3 speed, widerthan 28", approx66" Wofessionol.Small gr6ups, 10- psycnotherapist. Ap: condition. COLESTEELtop decanter, dahllapatternpunch infamous Colesteel, desert needlepoint canvases Crewel men’s, women’s& children’s 26", Schwinn,$40. Bundyalto h gh. 609-924-6240. lJh hour sessions beginning pointments day, eve., anu. cj.oality in desert sand color, bowlandcupsbIackamethys[ sandin color. Upholstered in kits, persian yarn, custom in stockthroughoutFebruaryl sax - year old, $150. ~.00 Feb. 20, 2-3:30pmand Feb. 21, uompnsedof 2 cabinets with vase with sterling silver, .Gretchelectric guitar, used6 weekends. Located In Princetonorange; backs, iramlng & custom madehand Llmiteo quantities, hurry. LIONEL & "AMERICAN- 7-8:30pm. Individual sdesion HighlandPark. Lowfees. For overall top in hrownwith brass pressed glass punchcups iron seatsand arms.Very good painted eanvases. Free Creative Designs, Rt. 206 raGS.Best offer over$200, Sml trim. Cabinets can be used Slnger sewlngmachine,stand, amplifier,$20. All in excellent FLYERTRAINS - Anyage or "for assessmentof needs and info. or appt. call 201-297-1283 conditionandattractive price. lessons. For morelni’ormatlon (next to CuriosityShop), Belle gauge.Top cash paid for aft goals required prior to group. eves. 6 to 10 p.m, or weekendsseparately or collectively. Norge washer- needs clutch, Phone609-924-6300. call 609-448-8013. Mead, Closed Mondays. cond.Call afler 3:30 p.m.201- Call 609-737-9270 for in- 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. ~ Each cabinet has sliding doors hbbackbenches~ oak chairs - 369-4223. items. 201-521-2195. formation/appointment, ex- with looks, shelves 12" &24" need repairs, square marble cept .Thurs. high, size of complete unit: Med. end tables, Med. sofa MRS.MILLER IIOBOSCOPE 5’5"~’ide, 1’7" deep, 2’5"high. frame fruitwood, old big BICYCLESFOR SALE -- 2- ZENITHZS" color tv floorCOATS - slze10-1’ brown wool COLONIALSOFA 82" brand CASH FOR YOUR ANTIQUE READER&ADVISOR-anall Attractive ¯price. Phone 609-’ lamps, oak clothes trees,. blueColumbia 10spds. Better model$200 Chandelle han~ with mink eollar~ ke newl new, gold, $200. 609-737-1154 FURNITURE-- we are a ,, than new super clean & alter 5pm. large dealer specializing In MOTHERS!Going back to facts of life. Also card and 924-5399. folding cot. All priced glider,$450. 609-445.6193 after~ wldte spring coat. Call 609-449. palm readings. Call 609-452- reasonable. Call 201-329-6722. troublefree, selling I for $50or pro. 6040aftec 6 pro.’ Oak.Willing to buy I piece to work or school? Established bothfor $90. 609-924-3671eves. SELLINGOUT - good used entire contents. 201-329.2062. Nursery School provides 1422. -- -- ~ ARE YOU TIRED OF furniture, someantiques. 609- QUALITYDAY CARE for DINING RM SET . Danish T your preschooler or Kin- BAHA’IFAITH-a religion for RENTING-- (and rent in. VICTORIANDINING SUITE CARPET- 2 mthsold, 12 ft x TVZENITH-- portable table 090-0926. CASH FOR GUNS SWORDS- all mankind. For information ereases)andwouldllketoown leak, table 0 chairs, 2 wall dergarlen child. LovingCare ,,,,...... ,~n home~B-v a these ~ earl~’ 1900 la pieces gooo cabinets, $600.609-921-3063. 17 ft iced blue Gulllstan cost meae]. EXCELLENT19" wRh ROTPOINTgss dryer-- 2 liar/dealer:military.willitems payCollec- more. in aa educationalsetting. Call call, 609-771-0861, ]~our attached houses rex- CO.ndl_hon," $300.P 609-737-2813’ $10 99 sq. yd. Best offer’ 201- space commander.Almost " new.$90. 609-882-2443. years old- Best model,largest Bert, 009-924.3800rays. BusyBee School609-448-3883. ALCOHOLICSANONYMOUS eel[eat financing available), alter ~pm. 297.1412. capac ty. Call 201-874.6121. HELDAND INFORMATION-rent in out thethree fourth of them, ann forave practically ..^ ~~ STEREO sPEAKERS -- CALL609-924.592, DynacoModel A-25 perfect FIREWOOD-- cut, split & wANTED TO BUY: Scrap nothing. Donot missthe rare auu~ttubu / ur’l,~u.: condition.3 me. old. $125 for ELECTR[C STOVE - RIDDERING DAY NUR-’ armor(unity to live for a FURNITURE:Under counter ’the pr. 609-448-4789after 6. .M2D~rRNaD:NolvNaGRO?M; Wh.irlpool, 4 years old, tawny stackedal your home. Free copper,brass, lead, SERYSCHOOL-- has several refrigerator - $25. 6 bent wood estimate.~,:01-874-4330. . openingsfor children 2Jhto 6 DIVORCED,HEALTHY retirement m~i~imal incomea~ount and asto thesebuild a maLchin~chairs, $350-.-~"i[’m~[told. $100.609-799-3568. aluminum stainless steel years old. Raft or all day. MALE- 6’1" 41, seeks mature housespay themselvesoff. 14- counter stools, swivel seat 609-686-9101. sterling silver, eta., solids or Flexible hours tar working w th cush on and back - $70. MUSTSELL - 3 Lt. pink velvet TROPHIES- 80% off, free turnings, Industrial, business female companionwho likes 141/z . 16-16Vz Leigh Ave. each; 4 table lamps(2-52" & 2- chairs, 2 It. marbletables, GE DRYER & engraving. Herb’s Sports or private. Correct market ’, roomers. Highway27 between classical music, lit. & art. Princeton, New Jersey: 44").$40. each; 2 sets 6’ steel table lamp (gnid wi(h blank ...... WESTINGHOUSE washer - Shop, Raritsn. 201-320.0701, price, cash paid. S. Klein Kingston & Kendall Park. Re.ply to Box #10600 c/o shelves- $20 each; portable ~r.~,L--.aa emclrlc_ lawn priced for quick sale. $16/ea. State licensed. 20t-297-1956. WRITE. Real Estate Con. silk shade)hanging lamp, ractur w/,~o"sweeper. Asxing f~-44S..4071 MetalsCo., lnc. 2156Camp]sin Princeton Packet. sultant’ P.O Box 1138 toilet- $25. andmiscellaneous excellent condition. Also $460. 609-799-2318.- ...... ’ WASTEKING DISHWASHERRd., Somerville, N.J. 08876. PrincetOnNJ08540. items.Mr. DeWeerd - 609-nPA- couch, needs recovering. -- 6 years needs repair; Phone201-722-228~.’ TARW ~ RE"R’~-~ER -’ ’ 9300. Reasonable.609-448-5905. CAROL’SPLACE .-- Per- ~ COBRACPM SKIS - 195 cm. ORIENrAL’RUGS -- 60 yrs Herculon sofa; other fur- sonalized stationery in- Call for appointment,201-297- Sa.lomo.n505 .bindings, Scott niture, best offer. 609-799-2257. 3553,no answer,609-9214}430, DISCOUNT LIGHTING - The MED. DINETTESET--Oval old. Sarook9x12 &3x5 excel: vitations and gift items at r(mr.i,AaAl~SHOP poles, size 11 Soots, $90. 609- cond. $1200/both.609-921-0506 ORIENTALRUGS WANTED - discountl~rices. Call 609-443- RoostersCoup. Lighting Pedistal table, 4 chairs & 448q548. after 6pro. - Beforeyou sell anyChinese or .3141. ,~-"~"~’~=~’~’tH"i¢,htstown¯ breakfront. $200. Fish Tank- THE SINGLESET --meets fixtures,. tam ,shades ¯ ’ ~ arts "~"~(oppOslte "...... old~nst’Offlce) 20 gal, lighted hood, stand & SOFA-- Opensto queen size Persian rugs, let us makeyou everyFriday at th~ Treadway and repalrs. ~cks, gift items filter, $30.609-448-6787. bed, white vinyl w/fabric a cash offer. Sell direct to the WRITERS WORKSHOP-- Inn,Route I, 9:30pro,live & fireplaceequipment. Huge ,p.~=¯ = NORITAKEFINE CHINA - 03 CUSYOMMADE BAR & 8 bar cusions. Good cord. $60.609- European buyers. Reap- Bring your fiction/nee-fiction band guests welcome For assortment ofbrand names at ~. In’ridF pieceserviee for 8, flawless stools609-448-1971. 448-7763after 6, pratsals. Free. We go for discussion.No fee. 609.921- info. ca]216-862-0889 or836- discount prices. THE -~lIXl(.l/A’;3 BARBERCHAIRS -- $1OO/eacondition.Ideal gift, $6o.201- anywhere, anytime, any ROOSTERS’COUP on Rt. 29 orall 3 for$75 ea., in good 369-4251. 9454. 5142. ¯ . , , , ~_ condition,Call600-924-2035. . BiL~aby place. 609-345.8400. Lambertvdie N.J. OPEN A7 THtf.lrq’...... ~HUt"-- zeacurmg WINCHESTERS-- 1200 & ...... DAyS ~o .o~...m~ an27.... 1400, older & deluxe, $100 & carriage, converts to car bed, , used but not abused clothing exc. cond.201.874-4367, $35. ANTIQUEAUTOMOBILES ARE YOU CONFUSEDby the CHESS ENTHUSIASTS -- ~ for the entire fatal. ANTIQUE OAK 70"x47" SOFAHIDE-A-BED . $125. Marlin 330, $75, Auto 22, sheer vniumnof travel plans Interested in good gamesand ly. CLEARANCE SALE PICTURE FRAME -- and Beautiful nrint Sleeps2 $40, all like new. 201-462-9837. WANTED-- in your garage or offered every day by travel social enagemen[- Let’s ~,~o,,~ UN ALL CLOTHING AND glassI/4" ¯ withold lithe . sought at Ivy Manor. $150 SALE-- 50%OFF -- winter barn only. Cashpaid. CalI609. agents and air lines? Call the. discuss. I’m organizing in- SHOES[Buy one item and get after0pro call 609-921-0199. 609-924-2060." clothing, skates, shoes, boots 686-7003,8-5 wkdys. "’or .:.v,~ot,~ . .. n, Bests(for__ -- Personal Travel Consultant formal singles chess groupin vM~...~ne. r, re~roeucu°_ second one FREEPay for ANTIQUEFLOORING -- rare and handbags, Feb. 1 tii ? 609-9266396for assistance in the Princeton-Lawreneeville ~-.,.r~.~.:..: ..:.l.ure. ~et higher priced item (Get same beautiful wideboards. Seeour Merry-Go-RoundPost Office creating the perfect vacation area. Call Bob Anderson, purcnaseu ,In .January 1or or lower priced item free) 4-PC. SECTIONALsofa - 70 RPMRecords, 10" -- to $10 samplefloor. Weinstall,sand. huildmg, 130 WashingtonSt., WEBUY -- good used & an- for you. ¯ ~ZU,O0S.ivlovlng tO townnouse= Many new and never worn per hundred. Call Art201-a73- Evenings(609)882-4604. mustsell casep cces.Wi I sell round walnut finish coffee & finish too. Weathered RockyHill. f.,09.924.6036, tique furnitare..One piece to it~,~ "n’=M. ~’.~ ~n --.~ v,..~ ¢.nQ ~" table floor scrubber, Hotpeint 2340eves. barnsiding & hand hewn entire estates. Call I]09-393- as a unit or individually. All ~4~;~ ..... e ee. stove. After 0pm.609.448- fireplace mantle beams. 201- C’OL~ &. pieces "solid mahogany, "~" " 6513. 4769. TURNTABLE- BSR Me- 647-6140eves. SOFA,2 large upholstered Personals APPLICATIONCOUN- finished on all sides. Donald,#2660-F 2~ yrs. old, chair%large mirror, excellent SELLING- individuals & 2-2-piece credenzas ’ MOVINGSALE -- green brand new $25 cartridge. $85. S 0 U T ~I A ME R I C A N condihon.Best offer 201-247- COMICBOOKS - collections, small groups. Dr. MichaelL. ’0ri~.$3.000 FENDER--TWIN REVERB LEOPARDFur Coat - fits large or smaB, 193a’s to NewS2,500 velvet sofa, dinette set & AMP -- w/JBL speakers& ~9-440-6292¯ after 5 p.m. 5316. ¯ Roscnthal,609-737-2230. Orig. $3,500 dining rm set, twin beds. 609- newtobes. Call 609-443-5678 or sizes 12 to t6. 609-448-1971 present, in goodcondition. 609- ¯, FEMALEMiddlesex County, Now$2,000 799-2191." ’5’3"45 divorcedquiet, 1-6’library table ’ 4404788, 440-OO25.. sensitive, witty, seekssincel’e Orig.$1,000 NewS250 POTTERS:-- Clay kilns AFX RACE TRACK-- in- JOINUS -- meet new people. 2 endtables R’E F R I G E R A T 0 R " wheels, tools and chemicals.. gentleman 45-62 forpleasant Parents Without Partners, FREEZER-GE also lg. RCA cludescars, grass, trees & times together. Country, Chapter 387. Weoffer con- Orig.$300ea. Now$400both QUEENSIZE headboard -- TWO-- 6’ draperyrods, old refrigerator. $105, each. STANDARDCLAY MINES parts. Asking$150. For info seashore, theatre, music 1 GeorgeWashington desk Venetianblinds tneedwork) OpenMen-Sat. Skillman, N.J: viviallty awareness, adult & 0rig.S3,000 designed by one of N.Y.’s Wheelchair,$75. Typewriter, 609466.2986, call~6-3~i. Musical dinner/shows. Write Box children’s activities, gourmet NewS2,600 leading French decorators in 2 snow tires for Opel Manta $46.All items, exe.coM. 201- #01659,e/o Princeton Packet. meats, dances, understanding, Please call 009-096-2642 brass and metal. Original with rims, $30.609-440-1769. , 359-5365. Instruments etc.(days) (eves) 509-924- price$900, sacrifice for$275. STEREO-- 2 years with tape FORSALE - a ample, 4 poster ;.872or 201-257-7663. Call609-446-6323 after6pro. recorder & FM radio, double bed with mattress & EMOTIONALLY MATURE - DISCOUNTGUNS& AMMO MAGIC CATALOGUE- $I - LOVELY COAT,- ladies beautiful cabinet. Best offer. boxspring, $200. Call after 7 3 FRENCH CLARINETS-- physically young attractive Shotguns&rifles ¯ credit of $1 with your list $5 suede sheepskin, newthis yr, 201-297.9144after 5pro. pro, 609-799-4836. wood,one hasartlculated G- divorcee,49, 6’2’,t 125,lbs, order - Jack’s MagicDen Box fromGermany, size 10-12, sharpand forked B-flat, $86, TRAVELING COMPANION St0 over wholesale CLEARANCE $95,$160.’One 3-tone:lacquer southernMiddlesex County, -- to tour South America, unsAmmodisoounted ¯ 312 Princetonr JcL r.L , ¯ $900..609.298-4768, pro. = warm, feminine,, creative share expenses. Call 609-883- 10°~offmosthandg Februaryl&2 " ’ ONEHOSPITAL BED =- $I~5~ i~.B~.CRIB, d~i.g ’~bA, metalclarinet, looks like bright seeks 60+ successful 7171. Reloadingsupplies discounted , -- Onechair commode, $30, 609- sopranosax, has hook-up for buslnes~; or professional man ¯ BuySell&Trade 882-0842. highoh’air. Like’ flevi. Othe: sounds,one-of-a-kind, $150. wholikes people, conversation Murphy’sSportsmen’sDen The Ooterown Shon rec-ens SPRING MEADOWFARM- ¯ TYPEWRITERS-- Electric misc.baby items; 609-443-3836. OneBundy oboe, $160. 201-702- v ~ v ~reczer beef excellent manual, portable, office 8948, eves.& weekends. and a touch of class. Reply ~..,r)VEREATERS~,~qONYMOU 3152Rt.27,KendallPark With Spring clothes Feb 14 qua!lty..Fcu= ...... on pus’---t" ui~ialves re and models. New, reconditioned. CHILD’SDESK -- unpainted Box #01653, e/o Princeton --meets Thursday evenings, Mon&Tuesclesed Tues. thru Fri.~ 10-5 Sat. 10: 34x7a"$36, chair $10. 609-924- ’ Packet. 3. ’ gram. [NOsterolus. , ADDERS, CALCULATORS. 1st Presbyterian Church, Wcd-Thur-Fri12-S spit la yes, cut to order, Name Brands, Rentals. 6240. MAPLE BU[qK BEDS PIANO-- sacrifice, moving, Highstown. For information Sat. 10-6,Sun.12.8 --~ packed, labeled and flash Repairs, Trade-ins, .CENTER Highestoffer. 009-921-8007. Selling 2 yr. old, beautiful ATTRACTIVEshapely ’girl call609-448-2481 or449-6469. 201-297-3357 COMPLETE BEDROOM -- frozen.Will deliver. 609-465- BUSINESSMACHINES, 104 4 ~ ~EL coM. Somar upright. After desires meetinggirl. P.O. Box furniture, single bed, exc. 2937. FIREWOODFOR SALE. NassauSt. 509-924-2243. CRAGGAR’$-- neverbeen. 6pro,609-446-2103. 1756, North Brunswick, N.J. used,best offer. 009-737-1021. ¯ Bargain Mart RCA 19" COLORTV - like condition. $100 firm. 009-462- MOVING -- Sears sno~’ new;in carton with brand new2900 after 6pro. blower,needs chain, $50~ guarantee(cost $430.) asking Colonialdouble dresser & VIOLINSBOUGHT & SOLD- BOBBIJ. CULTURED MARBLE - WINTER COATS[ Great FIREPLACECOAL -- burns $225.AM/FM 6-track stereo VANITYTOPS -- Wholesale& value.Almost new.Size 12 hotter thanwood, 60 lb.bag, desk,$50/each. 201-359-1287. Minorrepairs,¯setting up & WHENISLASTTIMEyouhadrecord & play system, (now! MAYTAG - large cap. R e t a i l . A L T’E G Lodeecoat, hot pink parka. $4.00,’6 bags,. $22, delivered adjustments, bowsreho,rod. ILOVEYOU fresborangejuiee?It’s~reat! with turntable (B.S.R.) anu automatic washer & gas locally, 201-329-6044. Call DavidKebn1201-874-3224, ¯ WHOLEBUNCHES Cheaperthansoda.Swee~pink speakers (cost $247.) asking dryer. Avocadogreen exc. POLYMARBLE, 73 W. 609-921-0907. FIREWOOD- 609-443.34a2. Mon-Thursor writeDav d grapefruit, Templeoranges to $109. AM/FMcar stereo 8- coM. Movingmust sell. Con SomersetSt,,Raritan, 201-526- Kohut,River Rd, Belle Mead, JOIINNY peeland cat, if.juicers, honey track or cassette (new)(cost deliver. $275. 609-443.3962. 2777. NJ. ONE RUST QUEEN SIZED. HOW’S YOUR FERN i MAYTAGAPT, SIZE -- langerines, picked in Flu. $129.) asking$68. Typewriters Plants& planters for your own clothes dryer, exc. cond, $50, Monday,you get them Thurs. from$47. 201.329-6339. sleepersofa, one pale orange HANGGLIDER--22’FIexiII. corduroyqueen sized sleeper homeor as a beautifull[vlng 201-297-4041. MAPLE IBANEZMODEL 699 KAY’SINTRODUCTION¯ 40 Ibs. $7-$8.Keeps well for RCATVCONSOLE,23", New glR. 0~-443-3065. SERVICE-- allages. Meet o weeks,Order ahead, 609.882- Fornew pilot, 160 Ibs. & up. Vista,B/W, exc. caudal bays’ sofa &2 EthanAllan etegeres. SHAGCARPET ¯ kelly & lime guitar & hardcase. List $260& ’ partnerfor a frmndshipor 7091for Feb.2 dolly,at A DIFFERENTKIND OF. $565.Includes cover, harness hockeyskates, 201-297-1203aR, For informationcall 609-?99. $80.Both $170. Bob 009-921-0094 green, 12 x 19, perfect con. after 6 pm. marriage.201-534-2720. Marty’sCycle, Rt. 206, FURNITURESTORE -- now& I lesson.009-021-1037, 4 p,m. 3745. dillon.609-446-3676. Openat 2000 Turk R.oad, FIREWOOD -- seasoned Doylestown,across from hardwood,split & delivered. b]V6fICED, HEALTIIY, AAAAA FACTORY OUTLET Edison Furniture, Used fur- BEAUT~W~t v~v~,~ .r.,,wn~le~.rN ~TOVE -- TYPEWRITER -- Royal About3/4 cord.$50. 609-446-IAl.~.&~,4 T^ I~.,,, PIANO-- Chlckerlng baby Attractivemale 55, 6R It",195 -- "GINGERJARS" B g or nRure,.no.cornier Items, S-O-F~,E-I~’.~e~xc co~d"T’~vo $200Ca"l’l’aft’er’6". 2"01-874-3573 Apollo10 electric portable in. 2757 after 5pm,, vvuHa=~a u~ ~ay grand. Almost new, Must lb, blonde Nordic who enjoys sma hie or fat brass or nanglng oasze~s, era, stop m tuna .... h,h ~,~a ~= ’nn~l ’ excellent condition, $75, Cau sacrlBco,$3396 or best offer., travel, Chess,contraetbridge, pewter’ rough or’ smooth ann- ask-"o I r-"ce A -da’l9-a Y ,r¢,,’"~’" r~aaao~aa~’~" ...... --- 009.440-0572after 5pro. " el°sod "’" ..... 609-737-3044after 7pro. tennis, blcy.ellng,.s.wimming, ~ crackle ’ or n-his ALL O~ ’ Sunday ...... CONSOLE STEREO -- WOVEN WOOD wINDow RALFSIZECELLO -- PIOOso Jogging, anujustpla]nwalking SALE JAI~L/ARY 30 to -~ TREATMENTS¯ by Dol-Mar, call 609.924.9734. ann exploring, seeks co.m. FEBRUARY{l FURLONG 12SE~ for ...... C AM/FM/0-_tracktq.rntable, 29% off retail price In- LES PAUL- copy, gfiltar pgnlonshlpann meaningful LAMP FACTORYOUTLET Bran aom University,We KENMORE_..IDhl~u’r~tL Sit0. After b p.m.call 201-973- STAINEDGLASS SUPPLIES almostnow ane amp.$110 recycleyour old books, Lear DRYER,$25, Cou v01-722.156,% 3059, --Distributors & Discountersstailntlou optional. 609.443- relationship witha womanm argeslfor a 09mile rod us 3 Custom designs. Repair & Call 609.92i-6636, her 40’s without dependents Peddler’smiles south’of VilJoge Lnhasb.’son RIo"253 for our Spring BookSale ot 0791. CASH ’ for STAMP restoration Lampsmirrors, COLLECTIONS, POST and wbo Is easygoing, 9ua.ker Bridge Mall, .Tax ~ ,,,,~ planlers, etc,Prince{on LOWREYORGAN. Theatro loveable, honest, considerate, Furlong, Pa, O~EN7 DAYS ~..e~,u.e,t_ibl, e,, _,_R,.eee~.p.ts KINGSIEED -- Beeatyrest ~S.~lute~ ~ti,,~e who~ STEREO-- 2 ,Yearsold ex- CARDS, Old Letters, Ete, Call Cllot[onSpinet, ModelGAK weesua s 89 Sat 1 . eva mu u w = p ¢~. u uuuu , ’ a , Slalned Glass,39 Spring St.,, collcnt condition, beau’tiful " 609.446-0380 i affectionate, attractive, ¯ , . 0-5, Su,I, . mattress, sex sprin s and e 009.921-1311., rythn, tape.deck. Leslie nnq sincere, nndcaring with no 11-6 hl~ro Dot JngPrlc (2Is) ~ hooksordropthemoff,~lenso frame Mattress n.w~n hay nc.eds, ro[lnlshlng,.._n, wl/Y cabinet, $125, 201-297-9144, more,i,h octavonnss, $1750. ~,aa;~aaa u call 669448.63’/4 - -or 4433060 - .cowfor ~u=’ e~a.u?’~ ;~,..,~ool ~o~...... upnolslereeseres, nail ZS~-,~- after 5pro, psychological hangups..at ....m.,.,~, furlher’inforlnatlon, " ’ " " ’ . 1496after o p.m. 009.443-5379, aleonolle or smoking ~ . ~ MOVINGOVERSEAS -- Must TREADMILL ¯ NEEDED problems,Will OIk~wcrnil soiL,stereo L,P. player. Pleasecall 609.083.5195, SOA~IIto, 84" COLONIAL COUCH & TWO BUNK BED MAT- recelvor,am/fro dlg[~l clocx replys,.WlIH //0904.P,0, Box FOR SALE--4ne bedroom softstone, easy to carve, FIREPLACEWOOD -- Call AMPEG BASS BOTTOM. Nil,IRgtltstown~ NJ0~020, sot,made by R~ntCoffer c a r & I/2 w [h hassockCol TRESSES-- $39 eachCall radio, EureKa vacuum 201;359-0506, wBh 2.10" ourved horn CarriageTrade, cherry & White pink translucent009.443-6071anytime, ’ 25t.974-3022, clonner,0 dining ehalrs w, COLLECTORWANTS- To buy speakers, $400.Classle guitar pecanff p odresserw/mi~’ror, ~[a.bnsto.r.,"C.arrara Marble, ~ ---’--"-"’---’7. table, lamp%elnglo baql baseball cards,(1960-1000i phs case, $126, 609.7611-1302, doubleIIeadboard w/roll-a, alr!eanwon ger-,~tone, power’ Oslerlzorblonnor, playpen, au o~., ,,~;,,~ ~, o,, ~ Contact: M, Davies, RD#3, NEEDED-- A womanw o waybeds&2nlghttables,Also ~ool.s.an~ aecossor..les, EARLY AMI~RICAN - art WOMAN SEEKING da~/s 1 yr,old, 201-07441119, or. rttt.,n.au~i.ua oau~-- Co.ntv nt 13.BelleMead NJ reproduatlonson canvas, work, Love klds very rouen, 103skis, polos, llcnko boots& ’ Dovesclassical music, hen re, o S/qgor sew[n.g machineIn ~.eulp~uro.!lo.~se me.,. upon Inered[b[o brilliance, real Call after 7pro, 600.393.5347, 0~502" "" ’ " ’ CONN. TIIEATRICAL art wllh on equal love for s~anulng eanmot, kldnoy raon-~ot, ~xmmon,N,J, 609. blnd!n[Is$~, skis hardlyused, "’ . ,. toxturo For home,africa, ---- Forinto call 000.799.0209eves ORGAN¯ complain rhylhm ’ outdoor aetlvlflns a non. shaped dressing table, 466.2906 -Ills ~’rt Far Gullet" 1214 SPEAKERS-- Professional so@ion,sot np lot othor at: smokerundorago53 wllhout mrroredtap&sklrt, Cnl 009. ~ It, U G:lOx94b.elgoAcranloop after 5pro, 462.0260 days,ask NEEDED-- CIfILDREN’s larnemoiils, ~lko new~usl ~orcorSt.llonowoll ’609.4~ quality Nova..0system, Mint for DOlIIso, SKf EQUIPMENT:Want to dopondonta,A.ta!!order?lwl 924-4765, 2913 " - puo..,~yllh..!r[ngo, oxcollen! cnndltlon, 40"x20x14,custom soil, 609.?37.3393, , malCll you, wr[Io~ Including ~ l~ltAl~lu" ...... l~l~w P.uoO"TE’Y uu u ’ conuulnn,lllgnest altar, Unll bay skla~ parka, warm.up ( porsonaldetn Is & nlorosts. olovatlonslands Inelqded, A pants, size I boots,po es nn~ UNUSEDPORTABLE B&W ~ 609.92t~007 Iffellme Investmentnt .1300, STEINWAYRABY GRAND ¯ Box #OI640, e/o Prlncolon 3 P ...... TVSET--12"solldntnto,G,E, FIREWOOD-soldIn 3/4 Ion For demnnstratlonphano 609. PLANTPARTIES . fundany othor usefulaccesser es modelM, naturalmahogany Packo, ~0 aa sale,wen gift ~ mustplek.np lands, ,All so.noosed rntslngp1’ograms, for. ~or. soven..yonr.ou glrl, ~v t ~",-~.~,,al~r~l~lr~L" 021.7765, Ileultural services Q n lty, Tolepnanedana at 201-297- finish,$3,000, Call 009.771.9955, ’ , ,-.,,~,..,u,,, i95cmllolleay 1{2 glassskis exoll6 & ornameltahous.o 343,1, SERIOUS DUPLICATE ,~u...... =u¢ zou,i noanswor’ qqa ...... ~,o," " " planls PAGAN l’AltMb, FARItINOTON "~ " " ~ " ’ Cllbcublndlngs,$40,11oehlanaAPEC0BOND COPIER 200 -- bridge p[nyor new.to Prln: . ~.~ boets,slzoll,~20, Rlokorboots, Losst antwo yearn old, Good Prln~eto11, NJ, Call LIz NOS% WAN~ks MUSICCENTEIt or{on eeoaaparlner[or [Gent MUUI~ItN--3 6oceane Iromo ~t~n! ..... ,,,,-,~ .... cop~/q.uaIRy,.Multlplo eoplea games and tn rnnments, IIUIIlil,lltS’lAMI~ r 8 flour IBm-’worll~lS0 soil for w,,r,B=~ ~,v.~u rue,, _..sl2e ,6 ¢10,_ Girl’s : .... 5 ,.’_~,:6need..... 20}" ~oo~l;~l~olnO,7Ofor moroIn. prhlts, I.lainllngaSramos,old Now.open In Princeton at t~ v , 0 aUOeS ImlOlgll DIKOIgla ,eau ,709 ¯ O[}UI’ , up IolWenly in= qpesotllnl~, ’ Ilelnlne609.921.2553, Se ne or Colago a dros.a $60609 9~[.3143 [urn.!!uro¯cust m m. p , Asking$2,7110, Call stowaru. Ioyea, qolls, 009.397.0}492, ~prmgSt, ~09.924.02~2, lhnne~nuslnoss, ZlP rosa, ’. ’ top’1’it lwnnsos,|SXe0J, oonu, son.Da,lgnorly 009.9~t.7704, Itlbbor stamps 8f all kinds I OUS~ 00} 000.449.9100}, GAY SWITCIIBOARDn. nnl slzeatirade l yolr ardor en vdsoreen w/w ear~olln. ~ YARDMAN SNOW BLOWER . FIREWOOD¯ Seasonedoaks WANTEDTO BUV -- Scrap ’ ~;~’." ~;L.q~.,,~ m. m,’.: ~,.,~’ nevort sod,0bp, 2 6tage,201- k l!ardwoods.@Iverod & Inohlll[gIit [ran steal bat- Flea Markets& in ’lunl nil eenlorUnl 609.92 ¯ -hi, , ~^C,~.uu, ’~,,o; u,l.’.u,u ~uuy li’lll,~l.~ZFIIIIIq"F q~n.nli~n ’,1~05 llealhour6?.10p n Moq earrlago,$30| Simmons crib ...... , ...... OAKTABLES ¯ walnut er ~laqsml, $~0 plcznp iruekorioe ra,l!alnrs,e,olperl I irn lhura, chatty, eablnola or built-Ins, lead.609.443.3WI, I)’ ss II t mlnnii nnunseu RummageSales , ...... ,,o w/maRroes,$90~drum roekor, 1lameorowu natursIlv fad . Lot Ml Lucas WooIworkng ille~l!li]ery Curi’o ill~/, paying .(2t"~"~:~ unw,$101Anl SlaMardIollel ~ln.~. ~Ctl[ le vonr" own FIREWOOD¯ haruwood6, eeslgn& hulld n beautifully Ihe nlgsoslprlces u I!ie area, 11zl~nasatl ~I, e 111t,dal ve’e I & 6beked. $49 ! elolnnkantl seat~’naw, llelge, $101 .w~,.,--,,;";’;’i - ,, ai,, u,,L,.et~,?., ..all ernflb,d plecoof furnllureto fit i,O,>oar ~ ...... ,. llnyulo!ll lit I lie Ol uevery ,., = IIIGIITSTOWNP~ANNED e rio saw ehnrr~nor, best r~ ,-, ~¢,,,,rh.,. i, nrmofd~ tru~klontl~ $~0 cord 201.973. ~’our.!lompL eon.t.om, por~,y, oF I II 13tlllii ¯ lillali, uulu~,u ’lteco vlnghours 12’0 p Ill RUMMAG~S^LE - PARENTII 0D CI 1NIC -- fiat over $~0 Call 009 4~0. Z~n:~i.w~u,, ~ ,, ~t ,~ all 2~24aflar 0 pin roeoudllloned,Iofrlgoraln% Mo, Ihn I,’rl 0 Io 0 nq ’ ,,,,...... , ..... s,e. ~.1~, nv , ’ irod(uonoiunll Michaelunnen [reo’~er6 waanors~ tlryors " "° S storhoedl~mlllo Bell .el~Rl Mondayovonlnga, Call 600-4411. PLYWOODSIIEATIIING -- 0214’ ~ ~[1.924.91130orJalm Myars 924, Sutt lay Nn quanilly ten 200}S, Sou!htloluorvl[le, Ee~7, {]439,. exl,now 4xll ¯ 3/[I"$6,?II W’ IIANDIIEWN BARN BEAMS 2349, Ouar.an!e.otl, Can ilel[ver. IIn~l nrgeor Joe alunll (InleIn: ?.9pro,Feb n, Oan).lpm, Feb 9, $?90}, 0(0" $0,0.~, ~l" $t~,10}, -AIIbeamsoverl00y’e od ~ , ’ , EII Mark VII qoeleelrleOl oP gns IleOK.IIp, I 9mn.~oonIS1, a nagl I.OOL ’IAQLE -- ~ a o SCUI]A G~A .: . 201360 37 0 dl sir nl ~eral h’aannd Mell!.l SUPPORTIVI~GIIOUP~q for cnn!612x3xn.$1.,2012x4x0KIh) urted hmmsrtx3xo, St 00140} In oxo nllnm AIsol IlrnY q)6plsyl!lqqo.I, Wlllgouvor.11orogumtor, WlUl pre66ura MQVING-- mu~.t 6ell flier ’ " ’ ’ Cn i Ngrlh Vlll.eyl RellU ll)o sopnralod or ~JIv.oreo.d,A a~tl.o.r6en wlnltows 3? 0or.c.,,ent woaillorodb~’a 61111no20[.’ charge, Anlt Ior Roger,201.3119. gq!lga,$penrgun, 201.207.93&1 liv ng room.sot,vaellUl~ Ilon6evelLFor lain, call 609. pmceIo qn~l W ll, n InlUln066 =30.~90Inornln@ or evohlng6,:1011, =,oiweeno.v pro, eie.ailOr,cnlUplele !9 gal,flali I[A~D 110CK MAPLE4411,2,W9, ~:I,EAMARI(I!’I’ . .Indoors - , ’ allU nnwIIiO 6tylO, For hi: ou Tax. l,ll llyWooualqlng Inn.g,. regnl,~r nnQa uper0‘ IIUrCII --,,$195, axe, eond, ~’ ~ll iwu IClrallOUnel l.qrm.ntlon, plga.~aOnll ~.o.w,,9/11", oroa6olod,4X0 $14 00 li’ ltnl $7011, RII tCan o S’l’l~~’ -- " lloqnK UlOVlUprojoelor nlU! Mef[ll, ce0ell g~il cond. $[10, WAI~TED_ IloeeMs ’, 111116noroughVnl,Flru Co,Nu, Aiilalrql$ ]InU6el,alween 7 & I la t ~’iil PlOce,f fur II Ire CAIIIH.Grs-- li n}lueal IlOWDIS ~OSAIIII.’I I)IAPEIItt seroen~..~t.orooSpOll~srs tlnu toql(ior Calieii pttlS mvo6OalI’ny’l’,. Ill -or lit Mrotl~l~l I, EverygUlldiiy ? n,ln,. IT anyovonlng ul 600.924.uo vet, 2111.674.0205,eve6,1107, wllh ltlOl’OOIleat offor, Call In ’ge ulzot10 eih Oile9xi2 retl olislzeaLIol veredle ynlhUail ImU’e,All lOWpriced, 90~.4,13. nee 6 6omorepair $[10 0W ’ p,nhCn]l 101.301’.,1110} I or [11111, ~g,m,, 211111, , 609,443,0139’n[ier 7pill, $110,[109.0112.2443, 201.7117.011110ovos,$17 n caso, [11211~nRer naOlh 799.01111, ’ Jniui~’01 "’18~:a4114 " , mzm,vwro,vp~cK~ "Seven For Central Jersey" qtlLLSBORO~H BEACO~ "I~eManville News ++so.,o+s+--’ + +o+Classified ,ftdvertising The Franklln NEWS’RECORD Thursday, February 2~ 1978 Antiques Pets g Animals. Pets g Animals Auto Autos ForSale Autos For Sale’ AutosFor Sale AutosFor Sale Autos For Sale Tires/Supplles ANTIQUECOAT RACK, $125, Princeton . HIDEAWAYFARM offers the Mnstl~ 1977MAVERICK-Leaded!To ’72 CHEVYImpala ¯ 76,000 antiquethrone chair, $76 SrnallAnintalRescueLeaguefinest facilities for the care I’o65wP?NTIA&-~As4~t. ’70 PINTOSTATIONWAGON settle estate. Only324 miles, miles, p/s p/b, a/c, snows¯ 1977 FORDF250 - 4-wheel and boarding of your horse, .... blue, 4 spd. air, snows, A-1 Asking$995. Ca I 20i-259-4461.drive pick-up. Excel. rand., child’sdresser,’ nightable & ’SELLINGBMW 1600 & 2002-- condition, 201-968-7901,874- Best offer over $4000.609-448- desk,$75, drum end)able, $25, with the largest area indoor used and rebuilt parts. Also FOR~N~ 4345. 0893. 13,600miles. 609-890.0760.or Coloniallamp, $15,2 twin beds ring &. lounge¯ Only a short 452-3134,ask for Joe. buy wrecked BMWs¯ Call 600- cu:=ne~., wura, ...... z’new ures. -..A 1973B01CK CENTURY -- top- w/headboards$70, large oak scenic drive. Mostreasonable 567-7323eves. . ratedmid-slzed car, consumer desk,$30,9x12 rugpad, $25, air rates. Instruction, beginner Classic. 609-466-2547. BMW20_02 .-low.mileage, .$ report April ’73. Orig. owner, 2 hunt seat, and western. Lind- Red Line tires, new. Two ~ 1975 MERCURYCOMET -- 4 S eeO AUAM-P’m newAP.~ ’69 FORDSTEP VAN -- Model conditioner, $25, misc. ski & h ,p , :, dr. auto. trans, p/s, p/disc P-400, 240.0 cyl, shelving & sports equipment, leaf bergh Rd., Hopewell,609466- TWOMICHELIN 185-15X - ’73 PLYMOUTHFURY- 4 dr. reardr, wm~ow 6 cyl, defog,excel read,a/e, pal,s~r s, urea. 215-493-3208alter 8 p.m. brakes, a/e, 8 trk. stereo sweeper, $35 modern lamp 3426, ~. asking $1850,Call 009-921-81~slide cagedoors. $2400. 609.449. $75, repairable modernlamp, 8_9,1. p/s p/b a/c, motor & wh te walls, auto, 20 mpg, 5510. .m et}n 185-15Xsnow ures, nL~yaxe. $1500.609-921.9349 great faro car. Best Offer. 609- ’71 VWS-uareback Very or 609466-2092after 6pm. $25, convertible couch $25, atmost new. TWO1"trellis bedstand "$10, glass trophy FREEPUPPY -- to loving or 201-297-2593.¯ 443-3835. good condition a/c, a’m/fm. 205SR14white wall tires, radial tires, new snows, boat VANFORD ’76 -- blue good case $30 Weber barbecue@ home,7 wks.old, weaned¯609. almost new. Two Goodyear ~ . . ’68 JEEP COMMANDO -- grill $75 misc. kitchen hitch. $1300.609-443-4425. condition . heavy dui~", 250 ISAVEI " 466-2192after 3pm. FR78-14 white wall tires, ’71 VWBUS -- completely ’76 TOYOTASR-0 COROLLA 65,000 miles, motor good utensils, misc. children’stoys, almost new. $30/ea. 609-440.. model,a~to., V-0, best offer. condition,4 whldrive, 91000. books. Call afler 6pro, any SAVEgives thanks for our rebuilt &the bills to prove it. -- 6:speed, brown, 2-door, 201-297-9144after 6pm. friends who support this non. BEAUTIFULGOLDEN 3708or 448-3749, Steel radials & snows.Am/fm vinyl roof, excellent condition. 1975 LANCIABeta - 4 dr. 201-297-6016after 6pm. night or comeIo garage and stereo $1800or best offer. 609"Asking $5400 or best offer. 201. ~, barn sale Sat. Jan. 14, Elm profit organization. Caring for RETRIEVER- puppies born sedan mint Interested Ridge Rd. 1.7 miles from animals is very expensive. Jan. 10, mother~AKC re~. $50. REBUILT1966 VW typeIll 799-3564. 521-2804after 6pro. principals only phone 9-5 609- CONVERTIBLE-- 1970 Buck ’Won’)youmakes contribution each. 609-924-7003.Avail¯ 2/12. engine-- withonly 6200-miles ~ 396-2476after 6 pm201-830- Skylark V-8, good rand. $1500. ’77 CHEVYPICKUP. C-I0 " Carter. 609-737-0270. to SAVEtoday? ~n~ 3649. ’ Deluxe, $4000. Call 609-771. anit in excellent condition A ’72 CHALLE ,~A. Call after 6pm,609-466.2268. 0441. $159. A s 4 mountedAres size 19’7~ JEEP ru~nL-~ 2 male &female black mixed ~nvl~ ~,.,. =.~,.A=;.’.. wh eeldrwe,’ 6cyl. Fm&8trk Raily, mags,air,.p/s, p/b, VICTORIANBUREAU -- with GERMAN SHEPHERD -- ...... -.2:v,:_ ,-~,.-~,,.w~_= stereo, CB radio exe sand auto. $1295.201-968-7901 874- TOYOTACORONA tq7R -- 4 MERCEDESBENZ 1970,280- 6-WHEELLANDSCAPE 1068 breed pups. snows,~l~/ea. u moronsam, 38 669~4. ,m.~"¢t" ’=-~’ ’ ornate mirror walnut marble Female, P/z yr. old AKCMale pup, 4 mo old. AKC month6-volt battery, $20. Call ~ ~" ...... p.. 4345 dr. whitewith beigeinterior, 5 S, auto, ps & %a/c, am/fro, dumptruck -- Workingcon- up, excellentcond t on. $400. regis)ere,3, championstack¯ sp~. a/c am/Ira radtats, recentb; rebuilt engine & dition with snow plow and Weimeramer.¯ Richardat 201-359-3952bet- 25,000 mies, perfect shape., trans. Body& int. ex. $5200. 609-397-8140. Mediumsize male, 2 yr old Al[ready trained:lo sit, stay, ween 0am-2:30pm. runninglights. $1250.Call 609. Rottweilertype. leave, & eat. Best offer. 609- CAMARO1969Z28-AM/FM8 ’73 CAPRI -- 4 spa. clean, $3500.609-448.0325. 201-297-2162after 6pm. 4434427., 2 monthold GermanShepherd 443-1438. track in dash, low mileage, am/fm,radials, $1500.201-968- L pORTARLEEDISON PHONO type pup. 2 SNOWS,2 REG. 15" tires - 3 good condition. 201-874-6668.7901,874-4345. PONTIACFIREB1RD ALFA GTV ’73 -- Excel. cond, VAN ’71 CHEVY-- likenew -- Cylinders music cabinet 4 month old female on rims, to fit "Ford" cars. CUSTOM’69-auto, new paint, fm stereo, air, radials and condition inside & oul. New Samoyed/Shepherd pup, WESTHIGHLANDWHITE Best offer. Call anytime,609- garage kept, excel road. Must more. 58,000 miles¯ Asking light blue paint with matching Maid, old toys, collection 1969 CHEVY WAGON - 8 ’76 CORDOBA-- air, p/s, p/b, sun roof sets off newly mechanicalhanks and original honeycolor has full coal 448-8407. cylinder,auto, new snows, see!609-448.1831 after 5. Male, tri-color, 4 monthold puppy,TERRIER champ,- Beautifulsired, whelped male am/fro 8 trk. stereo, 21,000 $3850.215-862-5043. customizedinterior, complete circus, magicposters. After 7, goodrand. $450 or best’d~ecmiles, $3950.201-968-7901, 874- with bed. Must sell im- 201-297-3437. pup, very affectionate. Call609-924-2158. Male,7 yr. old pure bred blackDec. Valentines.4, 1977. Call Will. after hold 5:80, till 4345. mediately. Asking$2600. 201- 2 SNOW TIRES-- B78x14. ’74 MERCURY MONTEGO ’74 VWBeetle, exc. cond. with 297-4779. Labrador,loves children. 609-996-1670. USED1 WINTER;$40. 609-440- Brougham.A/C, auto, stereo, manyoptions. For into. call Femalespayed, 1=/2 yr. old 2925after 5:30. 1072 FORD GALAXIE500 - orig.owner. $2100 or best reas. 609-771-9060after 8pm. BELl. POSTANTIQUES Shelie. p/s,p/b, a/c, original owner, ’67 FORDWAGON - 39,000 Cotlectiblns, Furniture& Pure bred female, 3 yr. old 3 CHROME CHEVY mag 609-443-5379. miles, $300. Call 609-443-1659.offer. 201-329-2133. Machinery & Oil Lamps Welsh Corgi (cardigan fluff FREE MALE PUPS --mixed wheels 14" good road., $15 VOLVO’66 Model122 - Call for Manyinteresting items coati. breed,free male cat; I year each. Ca I 201-722-1595. old.Call after 6pro, 609-924- ’68 SAAB - Wagon,great MGB1971 -- am/fro, good gas. information.609-259-3158. Equipment GoldenRetriever type pup, 12 bargain.Clutch slipping..~100. ’69 VWBUG - as is, needs work mileage, blue, mech. sound. 201-359-6730 weeksold. 8335. will tell all. $250.201-359-6814. FORSALE - 2 new white wall Call609-921-0907. : $950.609-585-3658. 1965 FORD FALCON PHOTOSTA’rMACHINE -- , snowtires, F70-15.609-921-9309 STATIONWAGON-- good (Statking Agfa Geraert) -- Ot’EN DAILY Call us about our youngcats before 3 pm. andkittens. ’73 VW SUPER BEETLE-- ’70 CHEVlE-- KmgswooO local transportation, good chemical system¯ Exeelleet Just west of 206, Dutohtown. AFGHANHOUND PUPS’-- excellentcondition 609-443- HONDACIVIC CVCC 1975 -- 2 station wagon.Good condition tires including snows.$210. eondilion.$4000 new. Sell $600. tlarlingen Rd., Belle Mead, 0268evenings. dr. 22,000mi, $2450.609-799- Bestoffer. 201-359-3614. 609-924-3900.Mr.Gopstein. 609-924-9460. CallMrs. Graves for an ap- fantastic temperament & TWOSNOW TIRES -- 6.00-10 3414after 6pro, all day Sat. & N.J. pointment,609-921-6122, hours colors. AKCreg. pet & show nylon, 4 ply, tubeless with Sun. 84p.m., SaL, 10-12. Report qualities¯ Whelped1/2/78. rims,$50. 609-882-5889. 1968 FORD COUNTRY Credit terms &breeders terms 1973 GMC VANDURA.Rote. 1963MERCEDES Benz 190C - TROYBILT ROTOTILLERS¯ lostand found pets within 24 port windows, semi- SQUIRE WAGON-- dark rebuilt OHC4-eyl. engine, 4- sales and service. Newand THE LANTERNANTIQUES hr.period and call the police if available to qualified buyers. ’72 MERCEDESBENZ 250 -- green, immaculatecondition, speed on column, gray body, used modelsavailable. ’Call -- Copper& Brass cleaning. S. youfind an injured pet. 201-647-6146eves. 4 MICHELINRADIAL TIRES customized.Mustsell. 609-587- ps,pb, am/fro, a/c. Call 609. - 185-14,only used for 2 weeks6370. a/c, trailer hitch, $1500.609- good condition, am/fro radio 609-890-0371 eves. &Sats. Main St. (Next to Bagerty Mustsel. 609-924-2256, John" 989-8W0. 924-9334,after 3pm. a/c. Sacrifice first $1200.Ca (Trenton). Florist), Cranbury,N.J. 609. after5 pm. 600-921-6246between 4-8 pm. 395-0762, DOGFOOD - Frozen’ meat: PUPPIES -- Black ’70FORD -- El00Cargovan, 6 1974" LOTUS EUROPA 1975 PINTO SQUIREWAGON beef chicken,tripe &kidney¯ 2 Lab/Garden Retriever, all ’r cyl. extrasnows, Jansen SPECIAL-- twincam, big -- auto. a/e, exe. send. $2500. Recreational tlANKINS ANTIQUES,169 & 5 lb. packages. Alsb han- black, some with white 2 --13 steelbelied radial speakers,hauling box. Call valveengine 5 spd.factory 201-297-9333., 1977 JEEP - Renegade MercerSt., Hightstown,N.J. dlers of WAYNEJim Dandy markings. All shots. 009-737- snowtires, very good con- Bob201-874-4250 Sat.noon thru alloywheels, am/fro stereo, Package,V8-304 engine, white Vehicles Wehuy & sell furniture, china, Science diet dog food. Call 0981. dition.Asking $45. 009-443-5779. tintedglass, 6900 miles. Owned 1975 PLYMOUTHDUSTER -- &blue. $5500.609-921-2148. glass, jewelry, lovely things¯ Kauffman Kennels 609-448- 7 byauthorized Lotus mechanic. customdeluxe, 6 cyLaulo. Comein and browse. Open11 3114Rt. 130,SO. of Hightstown. TWOG70-15 regular tires, 2- Callafter 7pro, 215-946-7092. trans,p/s, p/b, a/c,elect, rear to 4:30Tues. to Sat. 009-443- POODLES- Clearance sole. 1971 DATSUN STATION 1975 OPELMANTA -- exe. PHELAN’S MOTOR HOMES ! Gorgeous minis from $100. G70snow tires, 2-A7813 snows. WAGON-- 4 dr, 23mpg,good def.good cond. Asking $I,900. rand., 4 spa. a/c, am/fm 4102or 440-6772. 201-725-3214. " Cansee weekends. 000-924-3056 --rentals in2 sizes)new 21’ WELSH SPRINGER Toys and pocket toys $150 & condition.Besl offer. 609-449- ’72 DODGECORONET -- a/c, stereo, 42,000 miles. $2,400. 29’fully self-conlamed units. 0042evenings. after 7pro weekdaysor SPANIEL -- puppies, $.200. AKC.201-350-8436. ps, radials,clean, good weekends. 609-443.0289. Free insurance& travel PROD Deckard’s champion slack mileage.$1100. 609-448-7684 planning.Call 609-506-2669 for PROVINCIALAmericana at: after 5 pm. Owen’sAntiques, 77 MainSt, Ancient rare breed, show Autos Wanted CLASSIC TO BE -- 1966 circular. hunting& family dog. 201-543- BORSESBOARDED -- Box 1974 VEGA HATCHBACK-- 1970 2 dr. MAVERICK-- 1 Kingston.609-921-7164 Hrs. 11-5 stall, pasture, ring excellent , LandauT-Bird. Single elderly Tues.- Sun. 7546. lady owner exe. condition. roofrack, a/c, exc. rand., new owner car. Call after 0pro trails; $75plus grain, 609-924- JUNKCARSWANTED--$20- 65,000 miles¯ $2,900. 609466. ’72VW SQGAREBACK"--" new tires,p/s, 40,000 miles. $1,450, Tues.- Fri, all daySat. &Sun. SNUWMOBILES-- Polaris, 8271. ~t00.201-546-6582. 9-882-5896aRer 4pm. 600-924d276. ~ ¯ 145).bet. 6 & 9 p.m. : engine,stereo 8 track player, sales & service, GroversMill EDISON cYLINDER GOLDEN..: RETRIEVER gd.reed:; moving, $4,000. 609- ~ Company, Cranbury. Rd. PHONOGRAPHS-excellent- PUPPIES--Male AKC, OFA 921-9763after’5.’ .... COLI~IE PuPPIEs AKC" - PrincetonJet. 609-799-012!.+::i" mint.Call 009-448-4256, 2-6pro, certified.Superior lines. 201- ALL JUNK CAR~; and trucks JAGUA’RLAND ROVER -- 1974MA~.D~. RX2--2 dr1977 FORDLTD Landau -- 2 I eyes. by chance. 766-4088. Sweet sable & wbite com- wanted. Free towdag $15 and Authorized dealer. T & T coupe,rotary engine, blue, panions. CERFexams, shots, up. Scarpati Auto Wrecking. Motors, 210 WoodbridgeAve., 1o70~c~ dr, i+ull powerA-l, List price wormed. WELLSPRING HighlandPark, N.J. 201-572- am/fro rear speaker~power $8300.Asking $5500. 609-448- 609-396-7040. -- loaded a/e. exe. eond., antenna4 spd. w/radtal-tires, 4985. Instruction COLLIES(609) 448-4372. 2577. black w. vinyl top, ’33,909 good running condition, rear ANTI(~UESHOW & SALE -- OLD ENGLISHSHEEP DOG miles. Best offer over $4,000. windowdefogger & new front Feb 9 thru 12. QuakerBridge -- Moving,mu~t sell to good 809-585.0038after 5. Mall Lawreneeville. Free home AKCmale lt/z years FREE TO GOOD HOME -- A-I JUNKCARS NO MONEY??? shocks¯ No reasonable offer PINTO’72 -- $395. Call eves. Private Treatment ’’.:. admission durng Ma hours. 201-874-3051. ’ - Siamesecat young male, $45 NEEDA CAR?? ? refused. Askfor Mary.609-921- after 6pm,all daySat. 609:799- for declawed,needs ave. Ca l IF DRIVENIN Many makes and models 19;/2 RENAULT- low mileage. 0321. 0856. LearningDisorders after6 p.m. 201-685-1496. Class2 &3 avallahle. Also trucks and Radials. Excellent condition¯ TIIE’TOrdATO FACTORY 201-526-0996 vans, Weneed Customers who $1100.Call evenings 609-921- ’64 CORVETTECONY. -- 2 Barbara M. Knickerbocker, FREE TO GOODHOME -- oan qualify to just make 1976DATSUN 250Z -- red,air, tops,4spd, stocked, $5O00. 609- registered occupational turn atSunocoStation 7946. stick, mags, stereo, 19,500 IIOPEWELL,N.J.00525 Collie ¯ Springer Spaniel THOROUGHBREDBrittany JUNK CARS WANTED payments on our inventory. 446.3884after 5pm, therapist, Fellow, American FEBRUARYSALE mixedpuppies. 201-359-509!. spaniels, 6 weeksDid 2 males- Call dealer at 2t "/~.5804for miles¯ $5900. Art Rogers609- Occupational Therapy Presidential Sale in all 21 information. 888-2260or 882-3501. Associationand also a well: $25. each. Cal ’201-369-8891. ANY CONDITION’ 1974 FORD PINTO -- MUSTANG sPoRTS COUPE knownlecturer and school Antique Shops for month of runabout, good rand., blue, February discounts and FREE PUPPY -- to good 609-448-6434 . ’ ’68-ClassicautoN0, good cond. consultant, announces ,an special finds, ANIMAL PLACEMENT 1972 . LINCOLN CON- $1,350. orbest offer, 609.585. 1971 CAD|LLACSedan deVille mechanicallymaintained. 609- expansionof her program. home¯ Part Labrador & AGENCY TINENTAL - 4 dr. low 0o56after 5. -- am/fro stereo, air, new 448-1831after 5. OF THE WINDSORS JUNK CARSWANTED . Therapy for learning- Opendaily 10.5 Sun 11-5 GoldenRetriever, 5 roDS.All mileage,Michelin tires, $2,000. exhaust new tires, 90,000 nisoruered children [s shots.009-921-1426, A.P.A.W. firm. 609-924-7456. mes. No reasonable offer Tel. 609466-9833,466-2990 See us for healthy fully in- We Pay From ’76 DATSUNB210-24,000 miles, designed to cope with $3o-$ioo refused. Contact Mary, 9am- 1974 CHEVYImpala custom preschoolreadiness problems, noeulated dogs& cats. $2300.Call after 6 pro, 609-924- 0pro. Mon.Fri,609-921-0321. gross and fine motorskills, 112 S.Post Road For RunningCars 8151. coupe- a/c,p/s, p/b, am/fro TUItN OF CENTURY- 4 GERMANSHEPHERD pups, From radlo,dk. hlue/whitavinyl promotedevelopment of Ihe , beaut, carved Louis XVIside 7 weeks, AKCregistered. One ( t/t mileoff VillageRood) roof 50000mi. orig¯ owner. underlying sensortmotor male, show, 2 male pets. Two 909-799-1263 $16-$35 Gremlins, Hornets, Pacers chairs. Seat’& back gen. ForJunk Cars andMatadors. Clearance of all ’74 BMW2002 -- 4-speed, 1977 vWRABBIT -- std. Asking $2000. Call evenings foundations for writing, leather, $175.609-448-0799. breedingbitches. 201-350-4677IIours: Mon-Fri,9-1 Sun.1-4 after 5 p.m, 609-448.5512, reatdng, spelling, and math, taft. Spm). Sat. by Appt. new1977 modelsin stock:~,all AM/FM59000 miles ex- model, radio, 14,000 miles. FASTPICK UP 60 dayand older cars to be sold cellent condition,$4650. 609- $3,300. days, 609-924-6700ext. ned to reduce the child’s at dealers. Limitedtime olfer. 799-3314or 506-6116in pm. disorganization, frustration, 65 or 899-2128eves. and hyperactivity In the OLD TIFFANY TYPE -- 2 ADULTKEESHOUNDS -- l 201-1fi6.0131 Bigselection, ’72 MARKIV LINCOLN male I female, AKCpapers, PUPPIES- Black Lab/golden CONTINENTAL- $2500. classroom. This therapy han~ing shade, spider web retriever all black somew th places a strong focus on the demgn, Antique cannonball goodw th k ds, 201-246-7553, COLONIALMOTORS Loaded,59,000 miles, See at white markngs, n shots. 609- U,S, RT, 22 W,, Northllrunch 1972 VOLVO WAGON -- low FIAT’71 124 SPORTSCOUPE 163 Bayard Lane Princeton. parents’ orientation and in- hod.609.737-1937. 737-0981, Autos,ForSale 201-722-2700 mileage, like new, aircond, Planecvenmgs 212-242-3690, volvement. SIAMESEKITTENS -- AKA plus,$3100 or best offer, 609. --5-sp.trans. AM/FM stereo rag.Seal Point, shots. Call 609- ke, nown & out, Needcash. Adolescentsand odults who 452-2996, 1971 PEUGEOT 5o4-auto 406.0632after 7:30, $000,201-297-4770. continuelo face the frustration NANNIE’SPRETTIES AN- GREAT DANE PUPPIES -- trans, am/fro radio, new 1976 FORDEconolino van - Mo}orcycles oftbolr ownlearning dlsorders TIQUES-- Duringtide winter championblood llne 2 blk. brakes and exhaust system, good condition, 31,000miles, can also bo holped through, monthsour snap in Daytonwill YOU PET’SPORTRAIT -- in males,I bhmmeral, female, thera y, ink orcharcoal, $15 by M.A, and tires, Runs and looks Vs, auto, $45ooor best offer, 1963DODGE 440 -- rullablo 1952 HENRYJ, $350. 1947 be openSnturda,ys only, 10.5 wormed& shots,AKC, 6 wks, excellent, $1695or best offer, 201-297-9144, transportation, 9250. Body ChevyCoupe, $350 1050 Ford MaPor medical Insurance All other times oy cnance or Kdd. Phone609-452.2003, 609-808-3351, 609-506-2853, needs work, engine good. Call 3/4 ton PU; $350,1955 Chevy tlONDACB 530 -- Four, 75, mayha appllcablo. appointment, 201-329-2062, anytime, 609-3954)932, PU,$500, 201-673.2484. 3000 miles, pnddedsissy bar, Pldnsefeel free to stop byor ’IASIIAMAFARM MOVING? crash bars no rust, donts or Miss Kniekorbocker. Is WE BUY AND SELL ’76 FORD LTD Brougham . call anytime,.Our secondshop IIIIIDGEPOINTROAD 35,000miles, aft)o,Mr, p/s, BEING TRANSFERRED? dirt, Sacrifice, Ca] 609-924. avallablo at Is tacoma In The Tomato liELLE MEAD,NJ 08502 LIVESTOCK -- Kaufmun MUSTSELLYOURCAR? . 1977 OLDSMOBILECutlass 5023after 6pm, 609.690.0982 Farms,Skillmnn, NJ. 609.466- p/b,8-way seals, am/fro 6. ’70 CAMARO-- 3 spd runs FactoryIn.Hopewell, .O~n 7 trnckstereo, many extras, Wo buycars outright, Call Supreme-- 2 door, likenew, daysa week,10-5, Bran snaps CompleteCare 0773, good, radials, 72,000ml, $900 only ll~000miles,, v.6 $3000.orbest rensennblo offer, VISTAMOTORS for details, blue w/whitevinyl top 609.440. YAMAHA-- Rarr Brothers-- MUSIC DIRECTOR-- with specializeIn oak furniture, We BoardingStable Call609.790-3477 or709.0505, 201.726.5800 automal[c power steering & also strip &refinish, 2060evenings, hrukes air am/fro stereo MotorcycleSales ¯ Servlee¯ B.A,gives lessenson plane Private llunt Seat Instruction limed glass, body side Parts, 1605 N, Oldon Avo,, All styles, all Iovols,CaB 609. Lost 8, Found nmldlngs, radial white walls Tronton,609-393-7650, 466.2200or after 4:30 201-207. 3 FINI~PIEOES -- oak parlor ConvenientLocation 1975 LANCIABETA COUPE 72 GRAN TORINO-- axe, 1971DATSUN 240Z -- bluo, with Rally. wheals, sport 6220,..~ reed.pum.porgan, b enullfqlly --leather In,crier, am/fro rend, 09,000 miles, red & 25mpg,6cyl, .,l.8pd, m anun!~ inlrrorsah’d more, Garage rcflmmleU,excellent pmy)ng 201.359-2060or LOS’P--man’s diamond hdtlal steroq~ a/c, p/w, 5 s.pd, whlto, rear dofoggor, $10S0, varygood cons,garagen, Wml8cpt Asking $5300 or best ItEMEDIAL READNG -- condition,$470, Vletormn 609.924.3329after 5:09 (Pit)ring, vicinity Itolton Rd, MlchounX tlros, nowbraKeS, 201.909-7901~201.874.4345, malnlalnod Pr ced fbrquick offer, Call609.507.5006 af er Trucks SpoelnllotAvaIL for tutoring carvedupl!ol.storo.d, salt.aa, Reward.609-440.6145, 39,000mlloo, Best offer over sn o, Bestoffer over$2000, Call 5pm, orDiagnostic Testing, Call $5000.Call 201.524-3001 or201. ayes,009-443.5362, 9375, East,assvtotorlan 8745fl70 609.924.5150, + bureau, secret drawer, 9276, 9 WEEKOLD : affect o n o LOST -- GOLD ID ¯ ’ 74 MAXI PASSENGERVAN ’?30LDS CUTLASSS.54,000 NEW Pltono215.297.5409, ’mixedbreed nunpy fr0e o BRACELE’I -- Name In -- 200 -- p/s, p/b, air, 8 pl n111nsaxe, sand. n/e, 8 irk, MODERNDANCE .Eothor A loving honle, Call after 7 20 diamonds hi Twin Rivers MUST SETTLEFAMILY snows, extras, 93095 201.95~. JAPANI~SEIMPOIITS Asking$1700, %7oll i)olow hook ~ .Sol[gmnnn, Sprlqg .term pro, 09.443.4169, Shopping Center, REWARD,ESTATElifts weoKondll ’?5 7001,1174-4345 vnmo,201.329.6795, TBUCKS eogmsFob, 13th nil loyola nnu 009.448.8218, OldaCutlass Supreme Doluxa ¯ ’77 PLYMOUTllARROW -- 6. ages,For furlllor Info, onll Pets g Animals doopbronze, 2 dr, I I,T, w/ylnyl . 8~ood, rad o, loator, 8000 Savlngo-.a blg.so[ectlon ofafter Fob, 2nd, 609.921.1760 or t.opj...qqo ow.nor,,gar,. Kept, ’72.ClI~.VY.VAN -- p/b, p/s, nile%,I cylinder,red w/black 10A?CIIEVY Imlm a ¯ ,I.door pick IlpS,va,ns, 4.wncol dr[vns wrlto Esther A. S, ollgmann,50 KITTEN¯ 7 moo,, will help LOST-- NORWEGIAN I~LK aM/r~ ran)p,,arann naw mlorlor, $2695 ’70 spa~l eat, I yr,, apny,ed,.Nced Iranornilcn panolleu,cnrlmt, VAnnlo, rnns wolf, $70, Call. upmp. Irucns, I.ncdln!n/llD GordonWay, Princeton, N,J, IIOUNDmole grny, hlaek & irco, A/U, uo UXO..mor;.or,stereo,$2600, 000440.2309, PLYMOUTIIARROW GT, 0. caasslo~nsed Iruca.s nmlsome 00040, IltlSll SETTER/ BLACKgoodhomoa,Litortrnmod 009. tan, ill tile vicinity of Elm SeriousInqulrloo .qm.y tqr tLuo __~ spood tad o &Ioator, 4 000.737.200,1, LAB¯ ]’roe.puppiesavailable 9 0.8044, RhlgoRd, anti C Her It olncoro creampUlL HO0t oiler ,6...... --, cylinder 11000lo8 $3395 mftovors,,or oruor n 1970 lifter Mtlrell11, Call609.700. ~,;.~’,u~ -- q alKl8 IYOPOXO’ llownrd, 600.790.0185nr 700- over$3,103, ’ Ph0 no 201.2~7.eon(lIn P., 0u¢ta,n~ ’)#~I o~ Goodselect[on DE ’70 Snpporo8,PORSCIIE014 1072 : onlymodal to fltyeur needs, FINB YOUR WAY IN CLAY ¯ 0120after o pro, CATIICART CIIRYSLER. WEIMEllANER¯ fenlnlo lit ,frO7, 2700.2Q7.!o90 aft, 7 .p,m, 700’11’0"/;I.;134~"...... 311000miles, vowgonu cnn. C(ILONIAI, MOTOI|S M!lkollOts or sco!p!nralpieces yro, AKCred, $50,609.003.0015 w o .OKn,lgllt at aayt/mo "’"-""~ ’ PLYMOUTII,INC,, 25 Arlle dl(Iml, Asking$21100, 609.:193. U,S,IR, 2’~W,,North IIranoh aslngplllCn & .Slap Inclhods WCOKOI(18 Parkway,Trol to 1, 009.099.0060,9alB.01nn, ~01.782.2700 L.onrua nwo mix clay,make a IIORSESlIOEING -- for llft0r5 lun, DOG LOST - nullo,Oolol ’73 TORINO-- 0 oylIm a/o, 3900 __.~.._.~._ ,+__ glnzo lnau and fh’o ii klhl export,llrotoct!.on.n, of y.o.ur Itoh’lovor,0 me8,old, 2,1 Erd. aoto vinyl roof o’xco’loond’, torso8 n Ola, cn Dan ~mlln, WANTEDACCOMMO. nuulAvo,Prn, Pleasoonl1009. 19701)ODGI,~CIIAM+ENGER. INTLSCOUT ¯ ’7~ ¯ 4.whool?iL(X}0 l:nl, orlg mvnor609.2911, 10?6 IIONDACIVIC -- hn[. CAP FOR STYLE SIDE ,liocosiaprmtvosnwtlotklnnns, :II~ro one. $,5 gr (tato of Ok nloma DATIONS - rot 01d 021.10,11L bhlo & Will)O, 2 dr hardtop, ’1 RUCK-- 0/~ feol, 30illgil, Inch dosmt I0’ nh a d f ring , P’arr ors Collage,, flatcold .I~ngll.,h Shoopdog,Ago O,:j, r re, :}o,009II ooo 11y,n/.o, 14411alter 9 ehbsck, hhm, 33,000 relics, ps/pb, redo, a/e, llmly & Iook.huna~nOW 0haW raduus, $2000,Call 600.460.2?05nflor Pnnollod,Inlorior donolight, cllar~cs, Marlo Ozmnn60~. nt correct ve enaomg,AlSO iOnlt}jo, qpaye~Will pay 91~0a LOST-- Go deo o,m I ova 92500, AfterII pla, fl09.0113.?070, ’?A ~lto/~ 5pro, onglnoIn OX0,conu,, ninny oxtorlor running Ilghto, $200 ,106-1,100, 8pcclnlsnoo8for racing,Fast, nlonHIpats all oxpenooa,.609.Incket w tel w Ill g nowparis, $9(10,201.874.0118, firm, Call u01.1121.2110,1after cOtll, teozt8service, 000,567.,1411.%170 ayes, 29,l,02,19 nays, ~tso 10 dowalowlIh’lacoton ~-- hntchback, 20,000 ntlloa.oloan, 811hi, 3751, ’ ’ a8x Ior Boo, ucno’ot H c x ’ow ’t, Ple80~ ’09 LINCOLNCONTINENTAL $20511, 201.9g11.7001~074.4341L 10o9 MUSTANGonnpo -.VO,’2, notify,JamesIhll t 09.40¯ goodfor tiros nndlmrts,$200, ’?0 CAPRI¯ V6, ,I ,000 n aa MUSIC INST rUCTION ¯ PAI~SE VANESSA & 1,0 tI~’I"[’A -- 10.10 nr 074.0200, 201.20?.0732, ~pd, 8nnw.llroa, nowosaaaot, axe, co!ul,, stick, C,ql)por~vhlyl 1974CIIEVV IILAZER -- 4 l’lqno/Ihoory, Ex mrlonool BAYMAItE -- 152 umu, frlondlyfolnoosors odd o 073MGII -- tan with tlnrk ,lUSt tun,o u, rlUla groot, No 611111’0(11,aln r!lt!ln~ n90oorwhoohlrivo, iowlnlloggo~o80, and, crent vo Io cldr Mtl~o go to Will elldrel, lids6, rolh’o tram tier lures to l,OS’l’--Polr e is orolrrlng, raaoonaolo offer ’ofueod, spoaso’o, i’a!|ml% anqFs oqnd[tlpa, OOltVOrtJblotop, dlPlnmn I ulrl lllwk la 174I~UUlIUOt,,’t ,¯ ¯ automl~l[[oIll1ont i’oa0 In orAokng or, am/fnl$2000 radio Ca Conhlct Mary, 90m4pm,Men, , Rng! 811 qr Wqatorn .Ste. qulot, hlvhtg Inlnle, Spayed hotwoonCo ego lid & wllh allli.rnof, Ilcst nffor 0011.](09.307.2000, gnrogou,mira, sea, aSnalg, a( ucu unprnvomont8$3 fi00, $10/hr, 009.92,1.11500, cosaialiy8nnwn In 41l snows,ehola 009.024,2fi01or452.01 0 921,0477, UolvorsltyPI, I[owarll, 090. Frl, 009.921.0391, 92,050,20i.2,19.1701L Ca 09,931.9,100, Coil after 9=:10,009,099.0903, Julllth, 024.I~00, THE P~NCETON pacKEr "Seven For Central Jersey" ¯ CHILLSBOROI~H BEACON.. "I~,lawmc~ l,~gcr THE CENTRAL POST WlND$O~-ItlGHTS HEPJILD Classified’dvertising The, Franklin .oM...,,,o.w. NEWS’RECORD Thursday, February 2, 1978 9-FF ¯ Furniture Instruction Business Entertainment Painting& Electricians Instruction Services, Restoration HomeRepai’rs HomeServices P.ope_~r~g TUTOItlNG PrincetonPacketlnc.* EXPANDING:DIP ’N STRIP ,o^.t>~,rl~o ~..0.,~,~ RESIDENTIAL -- com- READING ENGLISH hassome ’ MAGICIAN-- shows for -- is new a complete service- ~,,?:t#,.,mar,~tt .....-- wants"7 ,,ao,:~.~.meena ht . A&W mercial-Industrial-from fine F& 11 ElectricalCont. school,cub scouts,parties, .centerfor anything made of we k =oo ....’-~( ~i. STUDYSKII.LS PressTimeAvailable clubs & more. Audience woodormetalthatyouhavem". ra"r g ’a "uaat q’ ,rcasonaole¯ ~^ brushworkto airless spraying. tlISTORY FRENCIt FORMICASERVICES Yourevery need in painting. Industrial WebOffsetPress. participation &balloon -o--ho~-.. .,,~,~f°’"a~-,,~,,,a---=,,,~"*" a~es, ;~ma,, $uns wc,co,.¢. CounterTops Commercial KUNDALINI Adults&Chlldrea animals. Lowprlce[CallTed, ~ought at the flea mat’kets &609.4r~-0702. . HomeRepalrs 6O9448.8657. Residential YOGA TIlE I,EAIINING Letusprintyour newspaperor 099-921-1549. ¯ auctions. We dc hand strip- N- ~RN ¯ Wiring& Repairs EXCIIANGE in-house organ. Cameraready KitchenCabinets ’ ping, all types of repairing uv " 609-599-1683 609-695.5239 Offering 157S.MalnSt. lllghtstown mechanicals or negatives refin shlng, can ng & rushing’ HOMEIMPROVEMENTS -- INTERIORPAINTING -- free Lic #4667 609.448.5202 NEWSeries of Courses 609-143-1113 required. Weprint regular HAVEMUSIC THIS YEAR - also, furn ture bought & sol~: Carpentry roofing, siding, Int. estimates, reasonable rates, Beginning standard pages or tabloids. Professional guitarist/singer~ Try us, you won’t be sorry. & ext. painting, insulation & clean work.Call T. Laski 609- ’.. ,, the weekof 799-14812, February 0th EXP~T - "Your paper can be printed on Richard Winthrop will add the DIP ’N STRIP,49 Main St. screening 609466-0926. teacher accepting students In righttouchtomakeyourparty Kingston, N.J. 609-924-56681: ~ PRINCETON N.W. MAUL&SON Yoga, Meditation, Women’s regular 30# newspr,nt or 50# DISPOSALSERVICE U.S. Ilwy. 130 &Grlggs Drive piano, theory, ear training a success. 609-921-0967. OpenMon..Sat. 9-5. INTER!OR PAINTING & Course oeginner through college. B. white offset stock. Thereis a REPAIItPAff.’I’:5 -- Ior aU Rt. 190& Half AcreRd. 201-329-4656 Children’s Yoga nominal exlra charge for a ,_o,*Om .v,.’, cleanermaj°r applianceS.bags belts&VacUUmrepairs. WALLREPAIRS - by two For moreinfermalien Mus, M. S., The Julliard MAGICIAN--Scouts,Parties ~,m.. ~.-.t,..,., = r.uo.u,.,J Cranbury609.395.13819N.J.professionals. Neat, con. School, DiplomaDi Meri{o) second spot color, if you so Repair Service Call desire. ’ Banquets~etc. Girl cut in half ,-,u^TOr-- vc"~ ,.-,^~,~Ve,asonre ame...... ~-.~- BunceAppliance ,’ Parts, 2.55 scientious, reasonablypriced, E]ecfricalPower & 9:H0 Foundation .Chigana,Siena, Italy’s Staffof by electric sawplus Houdini z,tu~.-"" ,ttopewmu,"’" Insured. Referencesprovided, BoychoirSchool of Princeton, No. MainSt., Manville. 201- tlomeandIndustry . LightingInstallations 609-799-8238 Our capacity for your needs is lock escape, tiordy, 215-968- 722-2922. Garbage, Trash, Rubbish Forfree eslimalc call Bob, ¯ IndustrialMaintenance 609-994-0802or 924-9665. 24 pages standard and 48 3733, . Removed 609-921-6173. / pages for your tabloids. Pi o no T u n i n g’ Haulingof all Types FLUTE, CLARINET &. . iT’S MAGIC FLUTELESSONS -- begin. SAXAPHONElessons, - N,J, Ca[[ Mr. Hutchinson or Mr. CARPENTRY-- Insulation & PAPERIIANGING Roofing ear-advanced. Exoerienced certified teacher. Private Burke at (609) 924-924‘1 for Fromspectacularstageshows ’PIANO’TUNING & REPAIRroofing. Small or Ig, jobs at SCRAPING teacher, B.M.Education, M.M. lessons, my studio or your particulars on your printing -- DavidForman at 609443. reasonable prices. 201-359-2090 IIOUSECLEANING performance.609448-5237, to intimate close up mollie. - or 609-655-1079after 9. WindowCleaning home.201-309-3215. needs. Children’s birthday parbes, 6506or 8109-767-0432. Floor Washing& Promptpersonal service. All banquets any event. Each ~ ~ types of wall covering. ’ BELLE MEADROOFING -- ¯ (We have won state show personally planned to Waxing. Free estimates 28 yrs. in business, Free CONVERSATIONAL CLARINETFLUTI~ OBOEnational press awards for your needs by a professional PiANO TUNING " G&RBUILDEI~S--Genc,al Honest,Reliable Dan Rudenstine estimateson all type roofin!~ Saxophone’-- lessohs. Ex2 quality press work), Experienced FRENCH -- LEARN, mac c an. Reasonablerates.’ contractors. Additions & Callafter 5 pm 009.5~-9376 and leaders and ~guttersanu PRACTICE,IMPROVE - new perienced N.Y.C. musician & Cafl’after 81 pm 291-959-2847.Regulating RepaYing. alterations. Brickwork & chimney flashing. Call term starting in Feb. certified (N.J., N.Y.S. Ask farEd. ’ ". ROBEHTII.IIALLIEZ flreplaees, patios, aluminum 000-5X7-8055 anytime,609-924-2040 or 201- Beginner, Intermediate, N.Y.C.) teacher. Call LeRoy COPY EDITING - Registered siding. Free estimates. 8109- METICULOUS EX- 359-5992 (local call from Advancedsludents. Call 609. BartonJr. 609-449-0420. Manuscripts, reports, " MemberPiano’/’echnicians 799-0753,799-1779. " PERIENCED-painter avail. Princetonl, 921-0492if no answerplease WOLFY THE CLO’WN -- Guild,Inc. CESSPOOLS Int., ext,, murals, art work. technical material. 609-587- Birthdayparties andall other call agan. 4777. 609-99.1-7242 AND 609466.1966.Free estimates. TIIEGUITAR STbDIO -- 20 occasions.~06-44~.2125. NassauSt. offers classes & " HomeServices SEPTICTANKScLEANED ROOFING rivate instructionin the WINIFREDDONAHUE’S THAT’S.ENTERT~NME.NT- ~ , 7Trucks-NoWaiting GUITAR AND BASS o’ PAIN’rING DONE -- All Kinds ~lassieal Guitar, ~9.924-5790. SECRETARIALSERVICE, ramnt neezmg tar aa ec- Free Estimates LESSONS- teacher with easions.609.921-0967. ~ome ~epmrs RUSSELLHEIDCO. professionally.Interior; music college experience, 240Nassau St,, Princeton,609. S E W I N G W I T H residential& commerc al, 924-1424.Your complete, one- ~ CERAbIIC~~ TILE REPAIRSIMAGINATION-- -- and Free estimates Very WILLIAMSON ¯ ~ reasonablerales, 609-7094)132. DRAKEBUSINESS stop secretarial service. HAVE YOUR ORGANIZA- nrofessionalism can bring 20YearsExperience reasonableprices. 201-246- CONSTRUCTIONCO. COLLEGE Featuring the ,Xer°x 800 TION plan a Country- tjleinstalledpermanenllywith ~oor dated wardrobeback in ’201.844-2534 201-356-58002520, 609-921-1184 Electron,c Typing system. Western & Blue Grass new cement board. Bathroom style I am European(rained INDIVIDUALTUTORING -- 17LivingstonAve Plus: Manuscript tyl~lng, Music" Program for en- remodeling, lowest prices, in’ali’faccts of sewing.Please reading, math,all subjects, by NewBrunswiek,N.J. ’Cassette ~ Dictaphone tertainmentor profit by cne of Tile for do-it-yourse]fers, call 609-921.3843 . .2.’ _ . PAP~IAL a certified special education CompleteSecretsrialand Transcription Xeroxing . the best band’s on the East DELAWAREVALLEY TILE ...... BATHTUB AND TILE -- Bedroom,10xt2x81. $25.00 in ALLIED ROOFING~ New leacher - up to grade 12. Year AccountingCourses OffsetPrint!ng, MailRandlingCoast. Call AI Nagy, Mgr. of 09yearsofexperience.609.888’ RESURFACING. White & silver dollars, dated before and old roofs of all types home or mine. Reasonable DayandNightCourses andforwaming. AUTOMATICJimmy Moore & the Blue 1067.~ MT.LUCASWOODWORKINGcolors. Free Estimates. 1955.Call Styer Sales,609-443- repaired. Homeremodeled rates. 291-297-7037. Telephone:201-249-0347 LETTERTYPING (every Mountain Boys, 201-821-8841. -will design &build all your ALTEG.Call (201) 526-2777. 3139. inside and out. All work page anoriginal) Nojob too a Ma~)~Far’P~r~,c furnitureorremede]ingneeds. guaranteed.No job too small.. large - or too small. ~ SPECIAL - siding,...... roofing An p. a. s.mh se ~arl~n" c ry...oret fr . 609-445-5707. VIOLIN INSTRUCTION-- SCUBADIVING -- Call for " MAGICIANS:Magtc shows gutters comb. win~[0ws, tri~" rough t.o .nmsn. ttemoaeang .~n~e|td ¢.,~.vu|e.’~¢, QUALITYPAPERHANGING oo,,~- -earest re. Scuba ~ torcnilcren’sDirthdaypardes, - donefor less. Int. painting & with experiencedteacher. Any ~ & Plastering. ALLTYPES OF age welcome. Marilyn eai’es~ rentals, a~t:,"servi6e, TYPIST-IBM Selectric II, oSeeeb:°]oSl~sliHbarvaeriesfo&rm~thenror]ces "insu]atiOn.mstallahon. Low.nowWinteror K~tcnenareas~orageY°Uror°r ...... warn, neWeeaumua~~,1.~., ...... Whywait until the roof leaks? trips PRINCETONAQUA eassctte transcription, letters ~ in et n - pe ou- ’ crazmo mnmg room mine JOBS.For free estimates call Reynolds,609-443-1059. ring,’ or Summer,Phone for . Tim McElhare215-757-6813. Plan ahead for your roofing SPORTS305 Alexander St., resorts manuscripts etc’ vr c 0 .~ surr nnmg ~TIMA’rE ~ ~-~a.~ ~ Call MmhaelCohen 609-924- HOROSCOPECONSULTANT needs. Princeton,009-924-4240. PrincetOnJet. 609-709-0~74.’ ~So’rCl~ullc&a~n~Yl.~t6~."924" 9~m ...... ~’ ...... 9030 cr John Myers924-2349. and analysis -- Your date of NEWROOFS REPAIRS S.A.T~ -- " r ¯ . birth reveals your true COLLEGE STUDENT - Ex- Call Mrs. Levine at 219-295. ~ character andpersonality, periencedininterior/exterior COOPER& SCIIAFER’ 0374. TRUMPET & .TROMBONE EXPERIENCED ~ ambitions and desires. For painting.Quality work, 63 Moran Princeton MAJICCLOWN 1NSUL-PLUS--- h"o met)n- ’ EXPERT HEPAIR analysis call Mrs. Gina, 201- reasonable rates. Call for 609-924-2063 LESSONS- N J. certified EXECUTIVE SECRETARY- sulatlon rooting pain ng "MAJOR&SMALLIIOME teacher. Private lessons, my in Princeton area~ available APPLIANCES 956-8587,from 19 am- 9 pro. estimate.609-921-81333. SENIOR CITIZENS ¯ -- Magic comedy & balloon package)contractor. 609466 (An 1134energysaving Comprehensive instruction stud o or your home.201-369- for freelance typng in my 3215. home on Selectric lI animals. Available[or school ¯ " ¯ Specialized service on all COLLEGE SELECTION & PAPERING, PAINTING -- offered in understanding typewriter. Fast accurate showsbirihdayparties, grand ~ makes and models of air APPLICATION COUN- minorrepairs. Quality work to medicaid, pension, social workguaranteed 609-924-57081 oeenings and fund ralsings. Fencing security and other public r~t,~ ...... conditioning, refrigeration, SELLING- individuals & fit your budget.Free. For further information call GARAGEDOOR REPAIRS - heating, dishwashers, electric small groups. Dr. MichaelL. estimates.Fred, 609482-9132 assistance paymentsystems ~ea"din t,r~ cal~sty~e~,’ " ...... 201-254.0374. andbasic survival techniques Man,,~,ol or rtlu ot,P~t EXPERTTYPING -- STENO Free all points check up on dryers, ranges, freezers, Rosenthal, 609-737-2236. after 6. ] s a uscmpts, Theses, Term ~ cables springs & door sec- vacuumc[eaners,humidifiers, VINYLCOATED chain link -- to enjoycontinuing to live.Call Reasonable¯201297 " "1754 ’ Papers, Business Letters, tions. Automaticgarage door etc direct from manufacturer at Senior Citizens Neighborhood openers installed Call FOR.... PROFESSIONAL"hand Iremendoussavings - expert Education Program, 201-520- Resumes,Addressing. IBM =:..,..,ci,.i.. " ¯ emurotoery anu monograms PAINTING-- Interior, ex- tn,~~,,~ Selectr c ]I Typewr ter . Flll~,all U. . . Carothers& Co. 609-448-3717.Fast- service, all work .al ) ~na~,’~.~ terior, wallpapering ; light installation. Free estimates. 1988. ~.,.,,. ,,.~,...~v=, Pickup¯ and Dehvery. ¯ ’ guaranteed 20 years of ex- ¯ carpentry. Quahtywork. Call RD FENCECO. ’ POTTERY-- small class, 8 Reaso-~He n~t~o ce..o~ ~ Serv|ces .. perience, check our prices John:609-659-15981"/ 655-2015. 201-359-1276 weeks handbuilding & wheel " LEARN COBOL 5514 ...... CA~ER , .- first. SEWING MACHINE & PROGRAMMING--N,J. cert. work,glazing & firing. $60.609- ’------’ ~ ATIONS,ADDITIONS. No jan 4431898 VACUUMrenairs & purts teacher -- at home at your lncome TaxesPrepared too large or too.small. Doug " AVAMIAN Pickup & ~"elivery. Also: INTERIOR -- EXTERIOR .leisure. Call after 5, 201-828- " ’ FUTUREINSULATIONS CO- Renk,Builders. 609-655-1221. 609-4,13-0904or 609-143-6989 Moving g ¯ UP,.~THANE FOAMSPRAY w a s h e r s d r y e r s, PAINTING--¯including all 5373, IIIGH SCHOOL MATH Byexperienced Accountantin refrigeration, ranges, service types wall and ceiling repair TEACtIER-- NJ Certified will APPLIED ~ CELLULOSE my home or yours. For an Hauling BLOWNIN - Solar buildings; Fine t. parts. 201.247-7565. and exterior restoratmn. Judaism tutor nmvhomendivdualor appointment ATL~rali ~vr~UEN~^m~.,r~’ Excellent references insured. Private Instruction groupfor course workor SAT homes, attics, walls, cc3d your..home repmrs . r quality, madefrom walnut or Call days and leave message, IL M. Cargan Review.009-’149-7642. storage boxes~storage tanks, Ca11609-449-85~0 remo~cung- we..aa. ~. a, - roofs, traders, vans, oak at substantial savings to ...... or after six and ask for Tom LIGRT HAULING -- by U.A.II.C.Certified Teacher ~ nasemen,s ¯ llnlSneQ ¯ - vn,,’ h’., e mnatin~, o all mid- ~P:A-IVI"~’ltE;~)my nomc 600-024-9219. careful young manwith ex- Yardley, Pa. specialties. 609-397-0132.82 masonaryftrep]aees-paintmg~.~..-’~- ~., ...... ~rnrn oomnl~te Men. Jet. Expert work. GUITARLESSONS -- 6/12 RonktownRd, Lambertville, TAXRETURNS - (Federal, - plumbing- additions - in- cellent pick-up truck. For appointmentcall string, Contempora~method N.J. & N.Y.) prepared by ~lt~c’~ens"to-’"res~urfa~lng manship, pers. ,~crv 201-8121- Reasonableprices, evenings & [215]736-2153 NJ. sulahon. Askfor Ken, 609-448- includes tape analysis in my experienced accountant at 81657...... ~_ __ existing cabinets. Alsoquality 7107. PAINTING~ Expert work hy weekends.609.924-4916, studio. BobKorman 609-924- your house or mine. Moderate wall units and vanities. 201- ~ -- professionals at reasonable PIANOLESSONS -- certified, )095. CARPETINSTALLER-- will charges. Call8109-448-6096, ’CARPENTRY / HOME IM- 8174-4151, PERSONAL TRAVEL rates. 201-297-6270. STUDENTMOVERS ¯ Light experienced tcaclmr. East sell carpet, do installations ~’~ PROVEMENT-- any and all CONSULTANT- I offer a movingin a ~/~ tee pink-up. Windsorarea. 609-449-5850. BALLET TEACHER- For repairs. Licensed & bonded. kinds o{ home Improvement Low rates. Local & long’ children’s Saturday class in TAXESPREPARED-Acc’t20 and alterations. For free CARPETCLEANING SPEC- uniquelravel and service. very~ersonalized ,:ach trip is PROFESSIONAL PAPER- distance.8109.8196.08139, Askfor East Windsor Community 609-44814858or 449-6511, exp’d reasonable. IAL- Any size room steam developed entirely around HANGING & PAINTING-- PROFESSIONALWEAVER - ~le°~s or off ce. Cal N. estimatacall 609-259-942?, Kirk.I]96-0072 Ask for Don,Jr. (o offer beginning classes in School Call E. W. Regional cleaned by experts. $19,95. your owntastesandinterests. Call Manuel after ,5 CommunityEd, 009-4,111-47133. I,~E Mayberg,6094481-2816 eves. NewDawn. 201-4481-4313, pro,8109.799-4160. .Feb, Leave nameat 609.924. MASONCONTIIACTOR All details are carefully 5390,will return your call. researched in depth, The ATTICS, BASEMENTb Welaminate newsclippings, resulttsavaeationthatwillfit garages cleaned out, Light documents, diplomas, maps, EXPERIENCEDTAX W/SE Fireplaces, stone, brickwork, UPHOLSTERY, SLIP- PROFESSIONALPAINTING hsuling and moving,301-355- PIANOLESSONS--Children slcps patios, concrete, COVERS--Atprices you can like a tailor madesuit. Call -- interior& exterior.Ed PIANO TEACHER- CoL or adults. Experienced menus, cards, recipes ACCOUNTANT- registered waterproofng, etc. Nocbcls,609.4‘13.3559. 6402. lescher. Your homeor mine. luggage tags, securily & with IRS. Rates are: 1040 afford. Free estimates, 609-921.6396. servatery’ Graduate,201-297- meeting badges, schedule A&Band state $35, promptpick up and delivery. 2322, GloryBarkow 609-4481.61192. WM.FISHER BUILDEItS 1040Aand stats $15. Please 201-247-7633,8emerson. THE PROFESSIONAL PETE FIUMENEROJR, call 201-521-2195 for ap- INC, WILLHAUL IT -- Cellars, EQUIPMENT.KITS- 009-769-0018 MASSAGECENTER -- for alllcs andgarages cleaned, DRUM LESSONS - N.J, SUPPI.IES polntment, C&B HANDYMAN-- Home relief of muscle strain & Painting &Decorating LICENSEDTEACtlER- of- HONCOItPOllATION improvements carpentry, Call609-799.1090. Consuiner certified teacher. Private fcrs )rivata tutarfag kin- general stress. NewHope, PA, Itesideatlal BureauRegistered, lessons, my studio or your PO IIOX276 TAX RETURNSPREPARED PLUMBING¯ Lie #48121,Need painting, me, 201-8121.81649, ,215-8162-9147.Wc offer gift lnterlor &Exterior dergsrten- tb grade. Eves. Cranbury,NJ 085t2 a plumber.freeestlmates-all’ home,201-309-3215. 609-443.5143. bv skillful accountant, $23 certificates, Specialized SprayPainting 1109.655-0793 1040, Sch, A&B,& N~J "’$[0; types of plumbing..Call Mike snortform Call 201.7~1002 lay me day or gtt Phoac LAMP SLIADES-- Lamp 609.790.3057eves, BEE LINE EXPRESS -- ’ ’ mountingand repairs. Nassau tlousehold movers, "ENGLISHTUTOR, grades 9- RECENTDREW Unlv, grad IIAI,ESTRIERI ‘1602. 810~.506-0200, Interiors,192 Nassau St,, WILL CUSTOM MAKE Beasonablo rates. Free 12, Language structure, -- applying to grad school, SECItETAti, IAt, SERVICE . dra~s,bedspreads, pillows,,, estimates,201-5281-06481, vocabulary;literary Insight, Seeks]’cmalcstudypurtimrfor INCOME TAX RETURNS - C~RPE~.~TRY Ex"ertPrlnccton, Specializing.In ~u]]dlng .& EXPERT INTERIOR enthuslasm; composlflcn upcoming Graduate Record prepared by 2 exl~.rlenced .... -- e PAINTING DONE ¯ Frcc f109.921-3390 [~h e i a f t s m a n s h I w i t Ii CUSTOMWOOD WORK b2, covering cornices, tamarcquln power, propriety: .Master Examtaptitudetcst only) No Dayor cvcnlng accountants,.,Mltsb°r°Usa reasonable rates, All’phases ofexport, experienced craft- & headboards, Your fabric, estimates, 201-359.8430, reseller TomWortenoaser, bsloacy,201-7112.5022, Askfor Rosames,Letters, Theses, area extremcty rea nsmo ,,..~..,,Ho. Wew holn vn. sman, Woedartlc~es madeto Call 606.4‘19.4042, ’ Building 609-004-2210, John, Dissertations Manuscrlp/a roles’ 204359-0924 ’ designyour Ideas, Over20 yrs, s!l[t yonrneeds, Ll!mbcr eat to ’ S attst col & Technical LET’SMAKE A DEAL¯ will experience.201-297.70110, slzofor year projects,Wood trade workfor what have ~ou Services ¯ . LEARN TO PLAY TIlE Typing, cassette, tran- luralng and shaplng, Smn[l LADIES CUSTOM to sell, Styor Sales GU,!TAI})I,S’I’S: ^’r!req,.,..ol GUrPAR.S, peclally designed scrlptlon, ete, Eaulpmeq~; Catering projects preferred, 009-882- TAILORING-- coals, suits, Paperlumgers,6081d’13.3130, v-,..*-,e ,,,~ ~,,,u ~.u .~,’,a~ nrofiroal uy experienced ~electrlc II & an Automatic MASON-- P astcrod or 0035 after 81 p,m, dressesgowns, skirts, cte, NEEDREPAIRS, RE. Go,[fast._rellef ~vil!t ,F’clc’.s. tooeqlcr for all ages, Call 809- MegCard II Typewriter, ..... ~ Silcotrock wails, ceilings, nmdcto order, ll[llstdoStud[o, MODELING CONSTRUCT- ~unar lUfinOSS, All aisleS= a 924.0’110 I~AWltI~NUI~VILLEDELl . Io es, cracks repslred, M, est FLO~rd. 009.737-0090, )NORK ION’/ We’ll do Just aboqt artists reading theory, "~ CilEAI -- Is nol gootl, Complotacatorlng service, a masonry repairs, wood floors sanded and Goodwork Is not cheap, I em an.~’iluag. ~o Job leo smau, teelmlquc,~..=~,~}~o~rimPr°VlSatl°n.., ~,,o~’,VOCAL INSTRUCTOR -- PIIO~NG 8109.0981-18150, Sheeh’oekluplog, spae glingt finished, Phone81819-0815.3235, rcnscnsblc, Paporhnnglng, Itaeortsan& Son, 009.7.’~7.22810, ,flnlsh[ag done,-Call Euwaru PAINTINGSRESTOIIED ;it s;t, .ooop,ogslud.tsforw 01or SEIVlCE -- Warren Plaza ART&ESTATE carpel,try,8100-4481-‘10181, beginnersfnadvanced, Besl o[ loire, , All levels. 2018744011¯ ¯ , West,Building C, Rio1:1o, East ~ . L , Gudat (009) 4810..3437, ~ OBtI,:NT,iLSPEClA,,ISTS aPPRAISALS GENERAL CONTRACTORS references, l,cssonsg yenon Windsor, N J, 000-440.6707, rno)ograpny , Carpet Cleaning, KALENSFINE ARTS Your complete, secratarlal Rcoolrs, Binding,Rcfrlng[ng Prlnectml campus, 212-B74- MUSICI~ESSONS--Myhomcservice lcaturlag ERROIt IIOME,, REI AIRS & PALMERgQUARE PAIN’PING & PAPER. NoW humus,.sddltlcns~ 68109Keep fry ngl i,.rool)lckUl~&llellvery PRINCETON garages, drlvoway~.~1’ooflng ¯ ’ er yurs,o Bh ,Music - Ccr. FI{EE AUTOMATICTYPING , AL’I’ERAl IONS-- kilchea & IIANGING-- Frank Janda euslonl masenry,ilrop/sces, r ..... tlflcatlen, All woodwinds,Call NATURALCOLOR ¯ For. b-lhII ’ IllIO uollno .....) ceramic APPRAISALSALSODONE 292Dliloh Nooklid, Csl(8109) : everypage an original, Also, & oellln ~1o roof )g, Sloomoleanlngefwall/wall swhnmlngpool.~ an.d p.atlos, ’rEAcIIC,R IerGntlar&Violin 8109.443.6925, |etl0rs, resumes,theses, term Ira s, Bar MitzvahsWed. fl nor 11,111-30711, Full line at alUnllnum -- iloglnnors inlormct ales & ~ dlags, soclo events from $1~ nnnotino & ~l~mntrn~kI,, DoncbyeortiffedOporator6 SNOWREMOVAL ¯ Ceil’now, papors,Ihssertatlons, news Studio, 609.4481,anlallng clesclahooksholvos, 81081.5817.0211 for free esllmatcs,201.359. produels, advanoed,GraduaM Wit llA -, .q,,,-, ~ n)..,..-.. 1,’,oc.~.v¢ letlcre, addressing& mailing, ~arque ,r/~0, hi Musicv Ed fronl Borkeo r.%=l~ = t-tans ta":aau.., Information d[orago & , redwooddecks, pal[es, garage WM,FISlIEIt BUILDER’S CoUc-e of Mt s e qosto- - mlaron W McMc e retrieval, Xerox copies, " COllVOrslaos,Frac design & Electricians INC ~v--,,,,~"~t~n",,,n’" , ,’,,’o’2t’c. %’,, ,,~ ,,,.’~"; B c Icierof Music, (Music l.~d) l~:q, aq)ment:IBM .Correcting pnl,eS[hnat°s’ 8109.481(1.01120 after li CIIEAPWOItKDONE ¯ dlrly, DRESSMAKINGAND ServingPrince!ca ores for ~0 .,,n,,.iltlll/ ~*~,d.==.,,,t~tllnlll~lll v).u.till . ,,...IllUll Ohio Stile U V,I Grad aleN Solootrle It all(I aa [BM FurniTure"--"--- d[rly w(!rk done eaoop, Ynru ALTERATIONS-- Ja co yca1’s,FhlanelnR arranges, ~naoheomnoslllon, II core & ,,~ork o,n.bothhtstrumonts 1, or Memorytylmwrltor, w0,1¢,wntow wssl Ig, small Wolfe, Call 8108.‘1,111-2120,, EXPEIPI’ EI,ECTRICAL 9.7819.0810 ai, rallniat~ l)l, dfossldal moreInl01’lnlit[oll please call, Rostoration h]ads.~speJobs. heavy IImlSO WOIU¢-- ’h’co est,, old hollSCS phlyhl~"ox~r.loneo,.Wllll, ly 009,452.11159, N~ wolcoc No Job ()a slm ~ INCOMETAX I|PJJ’URNS eloanlog, snlau repairs, usu SKI SERVICE- hot wqxlqg, DlalllOfld l~loe(rJo,201.722. ~ icr all auau’s, hoasonamc prepared by oxp,orlonecd Carl~ontr~, hit,~t, & lgxt, 006.8810-0889, ’ ~larpcnlng,botto)p repair, oy rates, 809.443.81810, ,r-,)~ 8117(I, CA I~ino TUTORIN(IAVAIl AI I I,] aceeu.taa,l,ca.a..u,orates u...... ~ ...... )..) 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"AT YOUR SIflWICE, PotarWlkoff wi1’hlg,000.921.32311, arot tootura I replace6, e uu’aa ¯ nuuhs, uons vo ourvtt;u~ !lln, e.reot disposalof [orally (311AIItS -- C’ANED . f106.2~0.70,10 CARI)~"I:,IINSIAhLER" - wll AItI,~A- 800,,H0.0325, ~at}o~ t~ driveway9AI wor}i I)rtldl tip p,d COllVO]’lt~llop~J ~. 1101rtoomsTag 6ales l~,tata IIUSIII~D.I’og10o(, tlgh o od. ~ollc91’po.I) (Io hl~lalhttloap Callr6eu, m0otrpnslatin t ~ BAItGAIN MARTIB IICSlJ~IIO(& I)1011!10(II)y.~ IIANDYTONY -- No laa too llqtliuatlans, Calh 2811.~7.2742" r ti’o ’attila ot,¥oarsc[ CAllPI~NTEI~,SPI,~CIAhI~,.I’Opalrs, hle011~od ~ be1 o(1, ALL TYI)I~S OF I~I,EU. iirolo6s Oral epglloor, AI hllorprolllllt, 1)]o110orogl61or 6malLPrcos roasopnblo,Call or 000.02,1.1102il, ox[~r[o110o,Freep elt.t ) I nd IN,(! hi hllorho’ romedol[,R,NIl 009,,H.8 or ,I,13.0MI, A BARQAINMART IN ’I’IIICAI,WOI|K ¯ Call 201.330. workguarunloed,Call =01,207, Ilow tar spring mrm,Call Oo~. ~0~.4,10.0071after 0 pro, lullvory,00D.ll90.00~7, ,]ol) oomua11, 201.2,10.~0011, CLABSIFIED PAQEB 0053, 024,D~30or fiOO,O~l.aO03, , ’ , :13117, HOME HUNTER’S GUIl)E 10.FF Thursday,February 2,1978

’ 7"~jw n de. 6’ o ntrv Sp cialists Siaeelgl5 A GREATtlOME TO GROWIN - Charming 2 story bornewith 3 to 4 bedrooms,2 full batbs, on a 102x 476lot with maturedogwood and fruit trees and hear Trenton State College.Excellent condition with room to spare, even has natnraloak trim throout,1 ear detachedgarage. If you "~, , ’ 7 ) like the oldercolonial charm, take a lookat this, , ...... f...... SIXTYONE, Nine SO NEW ~..~,,~..’,,/:- There’sstill timeto put yourown special tooelles to this ¯ splendklNmv England style Colonial in a top execative area just outside l)rinceton. Alongwhh the charming exterior, tbis builder has incorporatedsacb outstanding features as masterbedroom suite witblarge sitting roomor ltISTORIC HIGHTSTOWNHOME with today’s PENNINGTON BOROUGH. study, dressingroom, buge walk-ln closet and masterbarb; cunvenlenees,modern khchen, dhhwasher,and wall-m- Herewe oiler a well knownartist’s home.8 room2~ bath 3 otherlarge familybedrooms, 3 hall batbsplus bali bath in wall carpet. Perfectfor the familydesiring ebarming olde,r colonialthat includesa uniquestudio (or familyroom) and maids’room or library, banquetsized diningroom, country home.2 log burning fireplaces to warmyour heart and a great mastersuite 100x149wooded lot. A very "homey kitchen,bulh-ln bar andfireplace in 25’ familyroom. Plus bouse"i for ...... EIGHTY-NINE,NINE. top quality worknmnship.Call Weldelto sbmv-- it won’t borne.Call for )’our appointment...... FIFTY ONETHOUSAND last at ...... ONEIIUNDRED FORTY EIGHT, FIVE , / l p~,~,~ ¯ ..... :. ,~ , ~ , ’~. JUSTTHINK HOW ENJOYABLE it will be sitting by the large brick fireplacein the winterin this fourbedroom split-level homelocated just outsideof Allentownin an area¯ of rustic beautywitb an ’extra acre of andavailable. For those wholove tbe country,this is a housethat mustbe } t een ...... ~ ...... EIGHTY-FOUR,Nine LOOKWHAT WE FOUND! JANUARYPRICE THAW - You’ll appreciate the solid A PRINCETONADDRESS & PHONE Just listed near historic WashingtonCrossing park in value on this 2 story homewith completebeauty shop in Arejust a fraction of wbatthis terrific RANCItjnst over HopewcllTwp. approx 1 acre, 8 rooms, 2½ baths, 4 basement.Alnmst nmintanance free exterior, spacious the Prlncetooborder in Lawrencehas to offer. Addto the bedrooms, family room, formal dinifig room, brlek rooms,3 large bedrooms,1 I~ baths, den, modernkitchen. 1.38 acre beautihdlylandscaped anti treed lot, 3’ample fireplace, "absolutely beautiful"... EIGHTY-SIX,NINE Great Iocation. tlamlhonTownship for beautysalon. sized bedrooms,a bright eat-ln kitchen overlookinga ...... FORTYNINE, Nine tranquil parkllke sett!ng witbbrick Barbecue, oversized 2 car garagewith plenty of roomfor workshopand storage, a fautastie33’ living room/dinlngroom with frill lengtbbrick fireplace, lovely windowareas and you haveone of tile ...B~’?:~ loveliest propertieson tbe marketnt only...... EIGHTY-TtlREE,Nbm g.:. i,n

PRIVACY& SECLUSIONare yours on this gently TALK ABOUT"CREAMPUFFS" STARTOFF THE NEW YEAR : with this super buy and sloping 2 acre lot in Hopewell.Custom ranch witb five Here’s one just listed -- central air conditioned, 3 a life style ynn’ll love. Lovelycenter ball colonialamong ’bedrooms,2½ baths, set-up for a mother and daughter bedrooms,21~ luxurious baths, formaldining room,huge severalstately trees featuring4 to 5 bedrooms,2~ baths, combination.Family room with fireplace and bar, 2 ear family roomwitb fireplace, ultra moderneat-ln kitchen smoothtraffic pattern, familyroom with fireplace, ultra attached garage and ultra-modernkitcben makethis a withcustom cabinets, matcbingdishwasher & refrigerator, modernkitchen, full basement,2 ear garage,C/A, What a uniqueofferlng at ; ...... EIGHTY-SEVEN , FIVE plush wall to wall carpeting, just one year oldandowner: niceway to llve. ’DON’T WAIT ANOTItERMINUTE transferred--Don’tmlss it at ..... SIXTY-FOUR,NINE ...... NINETYTWO THOUSAND Ii To sec tiffs snper 3-4 bedroom,2[,~ bath eoutampnrary 28 ACREHORSE FARM A gorgeousstone and frame air conditionedranch that THE WINNINGCOMBINATION . The house - New located just minutesfrom Princeton. Thereare so manv RENTAL: featuresa 20x22family room with stone fireplace, wetbar, EnglandColonial featuring 4 bedrooms,21../2 baths, Ioveh’fcatures mleh ~ s 3/,I acre ml-de-sac location witil Twobedroom townbonse with living room, dining room, exposedbeams, spacious red brick patio overlooksa 20x40 fireplace in family room,C/A, 6 panel doors, bardwood deckoverlooking lovely grounds,great nelgbborhoodel full basement,wasbcr, dryer, disbwasber,refrigerator .... floors, hdI basement,rear deck and on and on -- Tbe highcrpriced homes,cathedral ceilings in living roomand Sylvanpool and cabana,23’x48’ borse stables plus a new ...... $375. per month 38’ two story barn for horses or beef, 15 acres fenced Property- 1 3/.t acres of woodedbeauty with a Princeton diningroom and large onto, foyer. Call Weklelnmv ...... Address.Tbe Price...... SIXTY-TIIREE,Five pasture.Evcrythlng top quality andin excellentcondition...... ONEHUNDRED FIVE THOUSAND ...... ONE-HUNDRED,SIXTY-NINE, NINE 242½ NASSAUST., PRINCETON ROUTE130, EASTWINDSOR ROUTE31, PENNINGTON,N.J. 2681MAIN ST. (RT.206) 609-921-2700 6O9-448-62OO i 609-737-1500609-8.82-3804 j LAWRENCEVILLE609-896-1000 8 Offices to Serve You IDEL REAL ESTATE Interior & Exterior Color Photos REALTORS--INSURERS International Relocation Service

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RaymondRd,, So. nrunswl©k(Pdncoton Addross) beendesigned with aneyeto the future, Lowmaintenance, AUTOGLASS NANTUCKET Imus0 energyefficient design,and enduring value were prime con- wantedto rent l~st half of PI~A’rE& Wl NDOWGLASS, Augnst,Call 1}®-924.010,5, slderatlons, I)Ol,]lt1,1,~1~ I,ANI)SCAPI’~S OPEN IIOUSE Double-Insulatedwindows, extra-thick Insulation, heat SAT. & SUN. IO-4 MON.-FI|I. 12-4 pumpand central air-conditioning are standardfeatures, Even FItANK,I, CLIgAIIY--COIl. Landscnpol.)oslgnhlg tract(n,, All typos of eencrolo antl Housesitting ¯ HousesAvailable. for FebruaryOccupancy windowsand doors have been carefully placedto saveenergy werk,l,’rco oslllnalos, 1}09-468. Conh’ncllng ,,, winterand summer, 2776, 609.92,1.1221 FIVE DIFFERENTMODELS! Andthere are no monthlyassociation fees to worryabout. ASSISTANTMGR -- cm. Edgebrookoffers the best of bothworlds.,,graclous country ployedIll Prlncotq[tnrea ~e.gks ALl, ’I’YIH~Sef exctYag "OPSO I,, sToNE& FILL-- ncnseslttlpgsltnauon onnnlmg living anda convenientlocation with easyaccess to NewYork, Inndclearing sepl c systonls; l~nlhlezer work Ironclllngadd eve ~g nomcshtdy, Write Philadelphia,Princeton and a shortstroll to NewHope, Elegant drainsdrlvo:,vays his allot an(clearing, 201.207.1}22,1 or Ilnx #011141,e/o Princeton ¯ livingat anIncredibly low cost ,,, from$49,900, cUI nut, slinlcn tit’ paYc(llCall 2i17.11091, Packet,Excellent references, ~1l’a(Igelt (201) 11,~947115/filer Besu re to visit us soon,or call (609)39 7.0111 or (201)828-5900, ,~ p,m, I{l,~l,!AllhE. oxporlcn.ccd e Lorooliving , I]ot,lo Kllchlns * ConlrolAir * Woodldq Acrl Stanclar’clFeatures nlar!’lCllCCtlpl0 uo.th ccl!0g0 room . CIlyWnlor & . 1 ¢or Osrooo . AIomln~mIIdlng Wanted To Rent gra(IS,dan, OP ]Pcn, lllrtl ’ SIparolIDlnlnc CIly Iiwor t Undorgroolld t Poll Ilolom|n! 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ELEGANTESANE DOUTEI A newPrinceton tudor on 2 + wooded REMEMBERYOUR VALENTINEI One look at this West WMdsor COLONIALGEM IN THE"HEART" OF PRINCETON ¯ A sweetheart colonial beautyand your heart leapsup. Upstairsare 4 splendid of a housein townideal for the family wholoves o central location,imagine / acresthe in Princetonjoy of owningw111 make a 2,600your eq.heart ft. beat customfasterl home Canwithyou bedrooms,dressMg alcove, walk-in closet andthe last wordin Thisg[eamMg white colonial is in magnificentcondition with its spacious’ontertalnment areas, 5 bedrooms,2 ½baths wlth all baths. Downstairsa gorgeousentry, living Et dining roomsfor charmingbrick walk andpatio openihg on three-fourthsof an acre amenities?Before the homeis built, wecan incorporate the details entertainingin style anda panelledfamily roomEt tremendous. of parkllkesplendor. Living roomwith graciousfireplace, center Et colorsyou select. You’ll bethrilled to invite yourfriends 8 loved kitchenmake this ideal for a loving family.Thinking of top schools foyer, formal dining room,completely modern kitchen, powder oneto your openh6usa, graduation or weddingperties in this 8" proximity to tronsportatMn- then you’l~ throwbouquets our roomb sunnymusic room round out the first floor picture. Up- ’ magnificentnew home. Please invite us. $142,900. ] / wayfor finding this really great homeon a manicured½sere. At stairs are threespacious bedrooms 8" bath. Downa carpetedflight only $97,500. is a psnelledden with wetbar, wine cellar 8" built-ln closets.Call to A marveloushouse in a *rlvate woodedsetting yet aetaa6y in a friendly nelghborboodwhldn seethis jewelfor yourself. $126,S00. walkingdistance of tim gramnlarschool. Yeawon’t believe the spaeiossnessanti tastehd decorthat 1 has beenbuilt into this fine colonial. Inside, yon’ll flnd a greyslate entrancefoyer, a formalliving roomwltb wsll tapesn3’, an elegant dining room, an extra large ultra modernkitchen with a wltll 1 breakfast area with view,a Frenchcountry Tudor bettered family room hearth, custombuih- in cabinets and lightbtg, and a pantiT, lanndD’,and powderroonl v,’ith easy ureess fromthe kit- ehen. Upstairs, is a lingo master bedroomsuite spanningiwo roomswith a master bath, dressing area, and plenty of closet space. Threeadditional family bedrooms[ndode at present a deu anti a 1 very special nurse that looks llke it cameout of a stoD’ book. Relfind this homeis one of tlw prettiest, well-landscapedD. heated pools that we’veseen in tbe area. If you’re hmklngfor the 1 e~mp~et~h~me and w~nderhmv ~ong it wil~ ~st ~n d~e market’don’t. J nst ~a~ ym~rFirestane agent a.s.a.p, andwe’ll arrangeto slmwit to yo. beforethe openhouse. $129,S00. CFirestone Real CEstate Realtors ,.,.~-,’-.).~. : : , .... 173 NASSAUSTREET ¯ PRINCETON,NEW JERSEY 08540 :.., ,~( ,~-:~-" PRINCETONOFFICE 924-2222 MONTGOMERYOFFICE 921-1700 LOVERSOFAUTHENTIC COLONIALS - Picture yourselfriding up a tree lined lane to AHI THEOPEN FEELING OF A REAL¢ON:rEMPORARYI Right en targetl Windowed ~ar old restored’homeon 83 acres. Old fireplaces andwide board floors walls overlookinga lake, woodendecks skirting a 4 bedroomunique CUstom home, remainfor charmand warmth and an up.to-date kitchen andnew bathrooms for 4 fireplaces, plannedentertainment areas, cathedral ceilings ~ skylights~ a huge convenience.Kids will !eve the secret stairway, hugedormitory bedroom, and gourmet’skitchen that couldbe featuredin "HouseBeautiful" make this homethe rowingand fishing on the pond.You’ll all enjoya senseof privacyand freedom on answerto your dream¯We recommend this de[ighfful ranchin a select area of this specialproperty with its gaily paintedfarm buildings and old 6me feeling. gracioushomes ~ friendly neighbors. $! 5%500. $18S.000. Apts./Houses FORINCOME HOWBWEETITIS*Throwafewlogsin thefireplaceandthewhole ISN’T IT LOV-E-LY?True country atmopshere. Bi-level ranchin THREEAPARTMENT income property aa a lake. Walkingdistance To Share PRINCETON apple#e condition.Upper level haslarge modernkitchen, living family can "cozy up" ~n the panelledfamily room.Our newest to town, shoppingand a NewYork bus. Twoapartments com- room,3 bedrooms,2 baths,2-car garage,breezeway. Completely fisting is a charmingcolonial w/fourbedrooms, 1 ½ baths, beamed " pletely furnished. Financingavailable to qualified buyer. SHARE HOUSE -- ROOM- finishedlower level containsfully equippedkitchen, living room, -ceiling kitchen w/dishwasher,w/w carpeting, full basement Realistically priced at $52,000. bedroom,bath, storageor additional bedroom.Central air con- partiallyfinlshed, andotherextras.Whensummercomes, youwill MATEwanted to share house AREA OFFICES conveniently located in ditionlng.Opposite golf course. $79,900. say,"who needs the beach?"as you diveinto your own16’x32’ in- ground pool. All this on ½ acre for ..... $S9,900. THIS2 FAMILYHOME IN Lawrenceis a rare find. The1 st floor has Princeton Jet with 2 young an enclosedporch, living room,small study, bedroom,kitchen bachelors. Call 609-799-3922 201 College Rd. East IT’S A VALENTINESECRET ¯ [f yOu’veyearned for a striking con- " ’ ¯ ’ ..... ’ ; : A HONEYOF A HOUSE- Come see for yourself 3 nice spacious andbath. Upstairsis a living room,kitchen, bath end2 bedrooms. after 6pm, temporaryon 1 ½wooded acres -- we’ll showyou the architect’s Full basement,starms and screens, Low taxes. Juzt Reduced plans6. build it for Juneoccupancy. $94,S00. bedrooms,enormous modern kitchen, full basement,patio, nicely landscapedwith a maintenance-freeexterior. $46,900. LANDg LOTS :$39,900. I~ PRINCETONFORRESTAL RoomsFor Rent HELLO.YOUNG LOVERS - We have for you a luxurious 2 bedroom A PERFECTSETTING FOR CONTEMPORARY HOMES ¯ We have a CENTER4,600sq. ft. left. Also. condominiumwith every exnayou can possibleimagine. Living WE’LL BUILD YOUA SWEETHEARTOF A HOUSE¯ No more ’piece of land whichcan be subdivided~nto eight lovely wooded room,dining roomw/sliding door to patio, kitchen,laundry, two compromisinglSelect a new4 bedroom,2 ½bath colonial on a will build to suit. ExclusiveBroker stunningwooded site in Princeton.Spacious and well designed, lots five minutesfrom Princetonwith a Princetonaddress and full baths,wall to wallcarpeting. Humidifier, central air, fantastic phonenumber at $72,000. l BEDROOMfor rent -- with package. $30,200. with the last wordin kitchens, bathroomsand a gorgeousfamily rivate bath in private home. room.You’ll fall in lovewith this beauty- consultus for details. ~rofessional gentleman only. I~ ALEXANDERROAD $134,900. LAWRENCEBUILDING LOT ¯ Just listed. ½ acre in beautiful Parking facility. Reference residential areaoff Lawreneeville-PenningtonRoad. City sewers 25,000sq. ft. - will divide YOUNGPEOPLE’S DREAMS COME TRUE, TOO- For $EB,0OO, required. Call after 5pro, 609- Adletman,Click 8- Co.has just listed a countryhouse on 2 acres ROBESARE RED, violets are blue, this pretty homeis perfect for andwater. $26,900. 924-0541. Modernone story. Yourfamily will enjoy this 3 bedroomranch house with living you with its 4 bedrooms,fully equippedkitchen, remodeledbath room,family room,bath Et kitchen. A separatebuilding canbe andspacious living roomthat opensonto e large heatedporch. 70+/- ACRES¯ with fields of corn, wheat~" berries 6’ anda PRINCETONJUNCTION usadfor anoffice or barnor just for yourhobbies or drsams, Pricedright at $37,900. PrincetonRFD address. $2.OOO/ocro ROOM WITH KITCHEN PRIVILEGES- West Windsor, Units of 5,000-10,000sq. ft. 2 HEARTSWILL BEAT AS I in this comfortable~ affordable 4 STRATEGYdictates higheruse for this unusualproperty near the UNBELIEVABLE¯ Zoned office 5" researchin center of Princeton- suitable for 2, short walkto ill: bedroomhi-level on a ½acre woodedlot. Living room,dining newMercer County College 8- park. Thereis a long impressive e26.6 acres. Only$12,000 per acr RR, $185/mo. 60g-890.0926, room,kitchen, 2½baths, 2 eer garagecomplete this special drive to the 5 bedroomhomo ~" 3 car garageand parking galoral Rentals eves.448-5107, ROUTE#I $46.B00. packageat Fora professional,this is a winner. Charmingfi’ luxudousnow 3 bedroomtownhouses 1 block from 5,500sq. ft. - GoodExposure. NassauStreet. $8E0to $950per me. SUi~NYROOM - in apt, at top :i~’,= "62 ACREFARM"- If your family enjoys quaint fireplaces, of house, shared with 2, near A DIAMONDIN THE ROUGH ¯ This is a fabulous veluel An open wldoboards 8" beams, a cheerful windowedfamily room Four bedroom25 bath Colonial, Very lovely home.Close to downtownPrinceton. $160. 609- hearthfireplace in the slate floored kitchen, woodenbeams ~" overlookingfields ~’ woodsfor hunting, fishing, farming, transportation,schools and shopping. Avairable immediately. i ¯ ~ ROUTE# 921-0559/0511. antiquemantles ate but a few of the featuresin thls farmstead swimming~ riding - comeeee our country property in the $B$0,per me. 26,000sq. ft. - Office-Research homo,Located in a picturesquehistorical areaon the outekirts of $ourlandFoothills, Freshlypointed ~" sprucedup - the 9 room town, the extensivefrontage on this 65+/- acre farm with a llbO colonial pluscharming guest house on U2plus/minus acres In excellent condition andonly 15 years oldfBoautiful 4.5 FURNISHEDROOM ¯ private Sale or Lease- ExclusiveBroker . romanticpast will assurea happysecure future for the Investor, - answersthe nsadsof 611in the family: charmfar Morn,fun for bedroom,25 hath air conditionedTudor w/fireplace andwall to entrance.Call anytime,6oo. bullderor property.mindedfamily. $2SB.000. Kids - investmentfor Dad, $2eO,O00. wall carpeting throughout, $750per me. 448.8407, For MoreInformation On These ~ROOM FOR RENT - near And Other CommercialProperties 12-FF Thursday,February 2,1978

Great in ’78... Henderson, Of C{Jurse! From Hopewell (466-2550) FromPrinceton (921-2776) ,..... ~.~"-,,"~_~,v.’ .... :". ,. ,,’ ,.~,.~!:~;’: ...... ,oo,,

l SUPERB SURROUNDINGSIN TIlE WESTERNSECTION OF PIIINCETON, a ELM RIDGE PARK SOUTItWEST customdeslgned and built brick homewith every detail imaginablefrom the antlqne cherry ]landsomeand in movein condition too. Tide colonial features Formalliving roomwith mantlein the living roomto a level for everytype of family living. Formaland casual rooms fireplace, family room, den whhstone fireplace. Super eat-in kitchen, powderroom, combineto provide comfort and privucy;livingmom,dinlngroom,familyroom.kltcheil,’a mudroomlaundry on first. Masterbedroom suite, three other bedrooms,bath, attic storage ~reeuedporch, gardensand terraces..Two studies each with a fireplace, u master bedroom galore on second¯Central vac and alr, attached two car garage, Full basement¯All on I IA ONCE IN A LIFETIME suite with bath and ownsundeck, four family bedroomswith great storage, two morebaths, landscaped acres ...... i ...... $152,500. Ona lovely country’ road just five miles from NassauStreet, near a championshipgolf a family/poolzoom wlth i~ ownutility kitchen and entrance. All landscapedto perfeetinn[ course, a vintage colonial nestled on four acres With barn, stable, pasture, stream and Call ue ...... $215,000. woods,A clrcuinr drive and brick walklead to thh cbaratinginterior- of spaciousliving room whhbeamed ceiling, firepluee and musiccomer; snug panelled dining roomwith flrepincc and morebeams, efficient kitchen, cloak room,center bell, library and full bath. Five bedroomsupstah’s with two full baths, and the mastersuite has a fireplace and sitting room. ---"~7i’:::: " ’ ’ i ’....~"’,!>"’:" !~ ’.’ It’s milya oncein a lifetime opportunity.Asking: $230,000. Please make a date before the "" openRouse with a llendcrsoil speciallstl "- " "’ "’ i~ :: ~+’:[’I ~2 ~" ’~ :::=’- ’ .I:,~ ; ~," From Belle Mead{874-5191 t Hereare two "GreatHouses" on the "GreatRoad" ’i i IIOPEWELL BOROSEMI Largefront porclhdlvlng roomwith Franklin Stove, dining room, brand new khchen, rear porciton llrst. Three large bedrooms, sewing room and bath on second, lluge third floor bedroom.Off street parking from lane in rear. Old shade with in-town conveniences. Ex- cellentcondition ...... $52,000. CUSTOMIN EVERYDETAIL....An archhect designed, custom built eilntemporary on a woodedacre with shared park-like setting of seven acres all on a private lane. Livingroom with fireplace/ralsed hearth, dining room,family roomw/flreplaee, breakfast room,kh- ehen with every modernconvenience, powder room and a sweepingdeck across the rear of house. Upetair~: lurge and lofty master bedroom,master bath, dramatic bridge connecting bedroomwings, three bedrooms,hall bath and laundry room:basement, fully air coil- dltioned, two car garage ...... $165,000. $108,500 ..... : ,,,~~,...., , ~...... ,, ...... ,.

ii~i~ ~~’ "" "I’~IIIIIIK- ...... tiT" immaculatelyTall TimbersDrb’e keptin sprawlingL ...... brickTv,.p....A and cedarPrinceton colonialAdd ...... capeCircular on heavily driv ...... woodedtbisand ’ i profe~innallyinmlscaped lot. Front to backliving roomwith brick log burningfirepiace~ formal dining room,eat-ln kitchen with adjoining family roomand flagstone screen porch, i Master suite and bath, two bedroomsand two baths, Gameroom off living room, [,qtest ’ powder rtmnhmud room and second powder roomon first! Twomaster size bedroomsand bath. expansionattic on second.5 zonehot waterheat aml central air. Fall tiled basement, attached oversize two car garage. 40’ x 60’ Herringbonebrick patio. Gardensited. Con- struclinn par-excellance ...... $169,000.

¯ " ,’ t~ , ’ ."’/’$~; Montgnmery..... 1 ..... lup. Bothl ...... , tral ...... ,. y |irepl ...... , d ..... 1-~ ...... fland,, TI .... ther bed ..... , 31.~ baths in all, and u velT invhing ...... J t few o[ tile ~ll,~’~~’~#~"~’’..,~,~..~, ...... ~:~A.~.~tc..’.z~’~..~~~ .... .inthepres~~ginusand~~nven~ent~~~~tinn~Quaht~~~nstruc~ed’beautihd~ydestgned~these manyother features one wouldexpeet of a rcsidenceof thls calibre, Archheet.designedand ~l~,~./~et/.f..9.~, ,..x~. .. .~.~ I ...... I ...... y outstandingfeatnres that maketl ...... lesirableand ...... I value. See . ’ profeasinnally landscaped.,.all at a price of ...... $265,000, ~~ ...... ".~: ~4~t/’~.S~Tt;~ ¯"

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¯ ,, ’ ~,....~.,,,.,, ~,,...... ,...... warn an c cot- mumtcnaueeeedllrsnhughouloltmulleaconlfortablohvhlgroomw/fffepinee,fomtaldming A~ o,.I1 Inl I ql ,, 1 ’HAltl. ~ u.,t.,Pll~’Pi’n~rl~ t 1 I’ ’ ’ "( mmg roan, spacious eut.m khchen, 3 bedrooms, 3 hdl baths. s Aue added nltrnctinn i yearth familysp,,.-,evc,, ...... ,tet, rooms,...... ecora.et,, ..iVlflg roomanti ¯ , . , roomcu etra ee nge :~lmern rc" genre rtrcpueewe ...... nrcsc nncyan sen r se nmmw/stone fire lace barber no it anti sliding glass doorsto lovely parle. YoI[lenjoy e ,! ~ ¯ ) I’ ’¯ ’ t ca,.~ .,. c ear.r cozy pane e..ant y roe ~en ra n r n i er 2 ear g rage I ¯ , w~mlledselling e’,en more front the llE)~,OOl) DECKI f the k tche nu mas purkrenrDouble.t.ekugUl ongrill..... ~e "O"" l ~ ...... t., .tv ’ eg’~ 000 thermopanu’ windmva ~Tuzeathroughout. Sibling doors lead to 1000sq. ft. entertaining ilatin In :’ ~I~ :~d:i~’ ’ ’~! ~ ’] 00llg ~:’~i I,~JIt~ ...... Y$|u°m 16¢~ ~0dl~c k off kllchcut d,ulbin iront doorfllCing i ~ ....$73,..... -~m"--<~I~I~’.~...... ’~...... ’ ..... ’"’ ~ ’ " ~I ¯ ’,%.~.,,. ~,

.~ ,t,~ },f,~%i,<~,, :~" ’ "Vile ELOQUI,~NCEOF A COUNTRYI,~S’l’A’rE IN MON’rGOMEllYTWP, ON 3,50 lI$11 ill :l I~ ~,~lI~’ " acres, I|rond slo duglawns cnvermlwith trees nnd fnrntal gerden~giv0 thh Wl[l’rl,?, IIR[CK ~ 1 !]’t’l~lql/IE"21II IIANCll n stnnnlng dcpurturu front the ordluery, heightened by"Till’: MII,LSTONE ~:~’= "’ ~’~ill ’ ~ " . ~ ." ’~ "~’ f~ ry ~ ,ru C nf~s X s I’ ’ g I r ’ (IV I hut Ilut~s II(arhy Ihe grmulda offer nlnmdllnl, , ~lntee for flu , 16xi: ¯in gmnml ~ , Centvrhell with twofront roontz, n cozyth,n u’hh fire fleee.hm,kdn,h’ea,,ud livlug r, xmhA pool, e~eed.ktlUtat~m~ndrhlln, g nr~ul fo, r hn~s,,ll!gnl!,geleof tl~e in!sour m~[n~te,mrge ’ ’E IFECT FOIl ’l’llF P IOFI"SSIONAI W TI iN AT IIOM" BUS NESS fi,rtald gr ..... g,, ¯ k ...... ’ k"rep ’, Ij, I ggr ...... I fnrm.,tl.vl!tgnuun’Ox2n’,.v/i.~m.enrepme.e,’zax, l~mm.yr¢~mtyranmnum,t u.n!groom, Eve~loly’,drcnn n i~n t ~r~,ur~ n i’Cou Cnn-ee-ro. u~’u , n ~n u|nd¢’~ I ilttlllr rnulnaI rnnnnd husk atnlmllltl ’,~hh itlU n i~t iOlldIloor hullt hi rr) roll e g c p I na ga u u t r ~ n ~ w/e! r ollcs i~ s ¯ .~ . ¯ *,, / P 1 ’ ! ’’ ’ ’ ’ ’ !! ! ’ ’ rg O~tnireueul’ $11ll50~ Y t uneHIOltatlerkll~nnlwo,kltlUtslip, S ilconlee er n e gto 101fcc ? r rgo rxltl# lid n ptt IIg r III Ith ¯ rxiin;d’ i1 II ’ W r r XUll~ul~il ’’ ’’ ~ ’’’ -IYngr Oft n W irn¯ I ce, u ne or tl llngrm , "I ~ewg;[cnenw"’ II Innlg rtn Ihrnlll~lunllliud ii nlenMIrenf churnlthn’~ Jtls1111nin hard lit IIlU] hnluy,A ItllIHler bedrnont n lovelyfnnll[y rmml with fire 1laceo n~neI() Ihe ullln 111111u hill hathcnntplele~ the dn’.vn. IIrephu~el ~lnlre, UllalMrela n mnalcrhedroont whh tulJuhthlgdre~shtg room nnd fnllhuth, Th0reuru ¢9 ,500 NI~WESTLISTING . Prhn’elnn uddnm, I, South IIrun~wl~kTmvn~hlp, ,I or 5 hi,dreams ’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’ .... ’’’’’’ .... ’’’’’’’ ...... " ’ III~Ul b in in~ III, , sr*, ;x’, , ~ g r ,n r E kf nt~ reun rug~.llz,! e r nllt~,nllUW[thn[Ir|htte!, |x’~ entllulll, mnslbh nnthethkd ’ n[ex rile ...... $ 6 ,5 X IIunr,FlflI~ 1Jr)’ Iiii~iellleII|, lwu.eargurnge unll Bit ilcre Ill| with nlulnru Ire1.1, ’rhl, C(ILIN’I’IW ItENTAI,,,,4 hedroont~and hnth ...... $,150, qme[un,nussnf thh Invel)’ hnleu~will ohllrlit Ulld ddlght)’nul ...... ~,,, $1,Pl,I)0ll, ’’ OHN L I I"UI{NISUEI}61,MON S N"(IWN $675/..... /If Ir.nlttnlenlmrar)’ I;ntha I MEMBER:MERCER, HUNTERDONand J , .... , SOMERSETMULTIPLE LISr~ING’SERVICES RELO--WORLDLEADER IN RELOCATION q-IENDE, 8,ON, c INTERNATIONAL~ REAL ESTATE~ FE DERATI01~ R EA LTORS ~ RINCEI ON REALESI A [ E GROUI HOPEWELL PRINC ETON , .BELLE_ MEAD ~ HopewellHouse Square ,. 4 Charltoni ...... Street ’ ,-, ...... Route206 Hopewell,New Jersey 08525 Princeton,New Jersey 08540 , veJte Mead,New Jersey 08502, (609) 466-2550 (609) 921-2776 (201) 87415191 HOME HUNTER’S GUIDE / ¯ I3-FF Thursday,February 2,1978 OFFICE SPACE

CIRCA1770 COLONIAL THREEFAMILY INVESTMENT

REAI, Es’rNI’E RESEARCH PARK 1101State Road, Princeton, N.J. ’, )...... :’~, ’ I Electronic Realty Associates, Inc. ~.25per squarefoot net, net 30 days occupancyOf If you’replanning to buyor sell a home, makeit fast andsimple...with ERA’s 1,500to 30, 000square feet homewarranties and national exposure. Restoredcountry colonial on over one acre filled Hera’sa solidly constructedtriplex in a com- with country charm-- pumpkinpine wideDoor mutablelocation, Eachunit hasthree bedrooms, boards, handhewnbeams and two fireplaces. living diningroom a kitchen8- bath.Gas forced 427, 000square feet in Park Four bedrooms,formal dining roomand en- air heat, central air conditioningand eeparote OPEN HOUSE closedporch are just someof the particulars. utilities. Pleascell us for moredetails onthis Occupiedby approximately50 Tenants Call us todayfor moredetails onthis ready¯to- newlylisted property. Sunday,February 5,1:00 to 5:00 P.M. move-incharmer priced at $68,000. sg),soo Princeton MailingAddress CENTERHALL COLONIAL FAMILYROOM + RECROOM and Phone Number

CALL:Research Park

’ DESIRABLEEASTWINDSOR NEIGHBORHOOD- 3 bedroom,2 bath split level I Aranch designed for family leisure: the younger - . ~ set ear take over the an’shedi sambe en t r o the Comesea this’ four bedroom,2½ bath colonial withfamily room, large lot, air conditioning, citywater and sewerage. A I acreproperty with patio andgas grill,.while you " ona neatlylandscaped acre. Enjoy a raisedhear- greathome and is in IMMACULATECONDITION ...... $60,000. enterta n n the fam y roomwi h eplace and th fireplacein a 20 x 14 familyroom, first floor ilP~t /iilP I~ # n~’.l a=on I1no-wax floor, or in the living roomand forms laundryroom for convenience,.andlarge.eat-in RoomsFor Rent IRe IIM%~IVI. ~l.~l’~.u"ClVUl~,.~ III dining roomAlso eat in kitchen with dish- kitchenwith dishwasherand disposal which all 1Edwards Drive, East Windsor ll ~ . f ,_ .-.~.~ ,,__. ~ ~_.~.._a -~ addto he comfortsof hie creampuff Makean FURNISHEDROOM FOR bweadSr"oeormsnUce"nt;a~aair’an~d~ s%m~e"carpe"ti~ng appointmenttodayt.... th.stransfer;ed ..... ASSOCIATES !i homepriced at $87 900 GENTLEMAN-- on quiet ...... I Superifficl street~2 blocksoff MainSt. 1 Ss2300 .... Manville.Call days, 201-722- . SPECIALIZINGIN Ill Locatedin a verydesirable area of East Winsor isour newly listed 4 OO7Oor eves. 201-722-5524. ~OUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE bedroom,2bath home. This home also has alovely cathedraled livingand ANOANO AS,NG II m.ourE 0,A rfi !~1 ~,L I’ll ’!1I diningroom w/deck leading toa fencedrear yard, largefamily.room, Cen- RETIREMENTMOTEL -- U tralAir and w/w carpeting. Callfor more information beautiful room and board HILLSBOROUGH OrCall ~’~m’~, .... facilities for the retiredon 13 ROUTE130 a HICKORYCORNI=R ROAD i ...... PRICEDTOSELL $57,900. acres of nice, quiet country HIGHTSTOWNN J 08520 . . land.Call 609-758-8300 or 2Ol- 821-8757. ¯

IN LAWRENCE-- furnished WESTWIN i home with 3 roomfor mature,non.smokin~ I.L ,., adult. Refs. &security. Cart 609-883-6470.

LARGEFURNISHED room in park-like surroundings...... Walkingdist. to univ. & / J_ CtFctu .,J. PalmerSq, bath rain. kit. .... / ~ within the ~ .....~’’:’’.~ .OURLOVELY RANCH IN.WEST WINDSOR-. featuring,3 bedro0ms,:2!.bathsEi.:.: priv. 609-924=1723.’: :" ’" MILLSTONETWP..MONMOUTH COUNTY-Bldg. II ~, :!’~ii:,4’: ’prlncetadg~b ["£ withformal dining room, living room, large eat-in-kitchen, familyroom: lots-wooded-1toOacres. I I":;~. ~" ~ o, ~ ~, at Pennington .~ w/wetbar. To make this home even more desirable it has a d6ublecar Apts.¯ For Rent i I t: ...... ,.,. ,~,, ~gr~.... .,~ garage,the~h acre has been professionally landscaped, flagstone patio, w/wcarpeting, central air, minutes tothe train station. REDUCEDTO$74,900. East Wmosor Twp.,7 lots withpreliminary app"oval, all utilities. II I ’ BE SELECTIVE! ¯ ~E=-"E~..-7=E.__~~ ~..=--E=~: --~ -~ ~’ " = "- " ~. "’i Winterwinds will never trouble you in ourlovely 3bedroom, 2bath WEST LongStanding SOUTHBRUNSWICK TWP. ¯ 2 adjoining ½ acre WINDSORranch.Quality construction andabeautiful fireplace will assure ResponsibleMgmt. lots,frntg. Rt. 27 8. RobertsRd., all utilities. ~ I~"~""""r { youwarmth. Thespecial extras and gorgeous grounds willinsure your pride All Modern FinelyMaintained ofownership. ERAfull oneyear warranty tothe buyer. Call for an ap. l&2Bedroom apts. pointment...... $79,900. FulI~Carpeted commericel,2,300 ft. frontageon 3 roads,in- FullyAw Conditioned cludingRt. 130.All utilities, residenceand out- . SwimClub Available Ii i ...... :i SomeBalconies or Patios buildings, [~eanDabrowski PatriciaBell, Broker MaureenLanger WYNBROOKWEST Oneof sixteenoriginal Nilsen designs at CharlestonRiding II RuthSly Locatedon DutchNeck Rd. off l i ConnieDarrow JeanneSenders Ilto, log SOUTHBRUNSWICK TWP. ¯ It. Industrial, 4.9 m[ in the Princetonarea at Pennington,26 woodedsites, LoisFox KayTighs From$235 609-448-3385 acres,325. ft. on Rt, 1. Utilities nowbeing in- | I JanetLachapelle stalled.Pricod for quicksale, It manyof which are in various stages of completion. SIIARONARMS Locatedon SharonRd, off of Over slOO,OO0. Circleat Intersectionof Hts. II Open7Days aWeek ¯ Weekdays Until9 P,M. 130& a3 nearTnpk exit 7-Ajust WASHINGTONTWP.- Ideal Investorspropertyll |/ 12- 5 everyday or by appointment(609) 737-2131 *:~mi. north of Rt, 1.9S,. 14 industrialbldgs., - 12,000ft. each,1 corn- || 799-8181 OO9-259-9449 maritalbldg, 60,000 ft. All on 39acres with rail, | / 43 Princeton.HightslownRoad,Princeton Junction A LIVINGENVIRONMENT FROM .~ BROOKWOODGARDENS highwaypaved parking, Canbe expandedwith 1 | DIRECTIONS=TravelNorth or 9outh Located on HickoryCorner I . additionalbuilding. Present owner will lease back 1 / , onNorth1-95 on toRt. the 3t Pennington-Rt. to DelawareAve,31 exit, 13.fl 11~ ~/ L/rE, lid, offRio, 130.. ’ ’ 1 blockto AUovOr,, right turnto fur¯ ,Laura’CY"llSen From$230 609-448-5531 nishedmodel cIIESTNUTWILLOW l m,,eo,",""urn,=ceed=’M°’nS" l,oealed on DorchesterDr, Apts.For RentApts. For Rent oear Prineeton.llightstown Needa newcar? ’ Lookingfor a job? Rtl, Trythe Classified pages. From$22_..~5 6OO-44a.__SO60 BANKST, APARTMENT-- PLAINSBORODuplex, kids Checkthe Classifiedpages. AvailableImmediately thru OKunder $250, Garage,heat ONE & TWOBEDROOM - Aug31. I Femaleonly. 3 at- paid, APTS-- for hnnmdlatooe. ract ve fur t stud rooms IIOMESEEKI’]ItS cupaneyat WhtdsorCastle E, lnc t d ng linen kitchen Itenlty,$1e Wtdsor Twp,From Princeton equipment& piano. 112 block nsg.ngl.sooo by appointmentonly... ake 571 o O d Trcnlonlid, to Nassau St nod campns, utkeaIof to t proceedIo the Sorryno po!por, children,¯ ~~" you’roiavitedtoaprlwtteshowing firs ell beyonda couple $260per menu/, p ussccurit~’. BEAUTIFUL0 ROOM ¯ well :. ".k.’~: ’ .’ . . henth’c(Ifeel fromOld Trcnloa tloo.e21-2fi77, furnished Manor ia Road,oo9.,14a.5995. . Rossnloor,M n mumaue 4B, ~-- , Golf,sw mmlngpool, sccurLty, EI~’FCIENCY APT, ¯ $200, Chtbtouso aetivltloa, 5~ ARE YOU TIRED OF 2 ,ARGEAPTS, In country mhnltcs to NowYort bus SEN’lING-- (and renL in. each2 bedrooms,1st floor service609.055.2031, creases1and wm It like to own,$300,2nil floor $2115, ~/Pur 0Wthomo? Buy thoss o ROOMAPT, - avallgblo In tot’ attacaed hoesos tax. STUI,TSIII,:AII’rY pro.rovolatlon.aryhouse: 2 collenif ~anc~g tvallablo), , ItoalOl’S [Iropll|cOS,3 booraotns, naaus ’on ott ’co of tl omanti live (un).3ns.oH,I ’a (o Possibleshort term In,!hofoerth ,for praetlcolly Eves,609.:105-12511 lenseboghullng In Maroh,$375 notatg l)oaat tn=ss uto rare n np, pprhairy to IIv9 .for.o )UPhI’~XFOIl RI’~NT’- 3 phlstlllllllos, oo94124.1101oyos, I ti mara no nto d to aunuit trn, motart kt, dish. RUNNING FOX FARM re lronoatlaoomo as 1hosewasher,tllah~a rm,, Ig, yard, SUII.LET--1 lldrm enl ale It tlS0S )ty themselvesoff, H. ava)lblal’, Ist $240,Vicinity Lovelyold 14room Colonial homo located ¾ mlloa off the AmwellRoad 1,1%¯ Ifl.llP,~ LeighAye,, $375/ino,Avail, hllnlcd, fi00. Illglnstown,1109.4,1’,1.37110, In HIIIsboroughTownship en 23 fencedacrag with frontageon the hq ’ice o 1, NowJot’soy, 799.n290, NoshnnlaRiver, Househag 7 boclroomgand 5F, bathe,Inoludlng apart. WItlTE:Ileal f,:atato Caa. i, ltl~~t 2 SUIIhET PIIINCETON moatwith separateentrance, and many oxtrog such as 5 flroploaoa, stllloat P,O, Box11:111, Blt~.Itl rage,peel, l.mtS|lS MI~ADOWS¯ Avail Mgr1, 2 beautifulwoodwork, and 0 separateheating zones, There laa 10 stall l~rlncotoa,NJ ooMo, avglguno, bdrm,2 bgth. wayoar~l.ga ;’ -,r ". lit)MESI,3,]I{EIIg course, Mabloaontor aisle born,a 4 stall roLmdbarn, machine shade and other Ileal{y,$,IU golf $324/nla,I]09.799. outbuildings,n pond,anti o poolwith aahn’na, nOll.:nl,l.~lUll) 115110, At{ hlcompnrabloeontotrlpornry homo sitltatod or1tl beautiful2~ SIrACIOUH&I,OVI,3,Y acre hillsMoproperty, 6 nlinrttes fromdowntolon Princeton,., I,’ItANliI,INCt)ItNI,;II "WOI ,.] ’} iool’,,8o,~satl flqgr MANVIh.h~¯ 3 rm, opl, wllh Varyprivate, vary nine and vary reasonable nt $~6,000, (IA H)ENS tdlllllaH lor genllolnnn,Cnll ¯ Distinotivelydranttttio dbsign, tho finest qualitycrnftsnlanship, coylll0, I Notveol.ht idloaon inltlt ~01.72~.~fi07, IIIII I I Lawro N,I grgollvlngroom,tlhllnllroom nndthe ttowost of{orgy savings features, NowItonil]tg will lilol ’o ’,all dew ,I &~ Ilgsmapl, tvorluak lg booull[al IIOI,~I~W~hh¯ I’~a.bnlo,tlHly ...... ; ...... Otto hltndrod thirty tholtsottd doUnrs $275& Up hltekynrt,Wo.lklng tllslmtoo le ft ’aSllod,’,1 II1{,all oxn’as, ca,, Thompson n ICAo y alfna=osit l~ssHan short(11, long Iornl loallo, 021.7668(havolotl Jsl, bff R l.o i St$3fill ,. f=lllllloslac, lgufng IIOMI,]SEI,3(I,.IIIS ,’ IIIIII l(ll [,’l’nlt (IhlCoraor ggragnlllld cc[]Ol’,201.350. I|l~ltlly~l,lll Eveningsand weoklnds wan MRrV Wootlon, 406.2~8 (109.11i}(b0911O1111,15,, innl.311i.IIi)1111 HOMEHU?t T "ER’,f GUIDE

14-FF Thursday,.February 2, 1978 :

res ton,, gal oarta te I ~~~__ ".... ~:, The Firm That Doubles S,ze Every PRINCETON OFFICE 924-2222 I ~’~ ~1;~!~;’:’ . .ii! - ’ ?r- z, MONTGOMERY OFFICE 921-1700 : .~~. ~~~,.

..=j. .".~ ...... =,, :"3" [ [ Just North of Princeton ’ A French Colonial in a Mountaintop Acharming Early American colonial saltbox in a neatcountry setting. Inside, there willbe a formal [ entryfoyer, a spaciousliving room, a separateformal dining room, a sparklingmodem kitchen Settinglust North of Princeton [ witheat.in area, anda hugefamily room with a wall-to-wallfireplace/or winter evenings. Upstaks Uptbe snov,,ybillsides and v,’ay on tbe topof the ~onrlaedi~,lountah| we’ve just lish,d another new will be Iour bedroomsand two hdl baths. Authentie,detailed, superb[ $110,000. houseunder constrnednn, a Frenchcohmlal with all the modernconveniences in a friendly [ neighborhood,Inside, you’lllind a large living roomwith a view,a diningroom whb picture v,.indov,,on the monntaln,a neat kitchen witb a breafastarea, and a spaeinus|emily ro*m~ with a [ warmfireplace. Upstairs are hmrdeligllthtl bednmmsinchnling a masterShire of in!incase proportions.Call us for tile detail soonaml nmve in bytile timeseh[ml is o[~t. $10’;,000. [ s r [ r r r Slate Roof Victorian with Several Interesting Outbuildings C in a Peaceful 5 Acre Setting in Hopewell Township r I f you’reinWresn.d in b.ting yonr own Imrses and a neathome with six bedrooms,a buge livlng WE’VE JUST LISTED SEVERAL MARVELOUSLARGE TRACTS OF rc:~mland dining re.m. and a e.untrykhehen aml den done in rusticknott)’ pine, eall us today.Tbe I" SPtlingi~. Slllq,rb. $97,000. LAND IN EAST WINDSOR TOWNSHIP IDEAL FOR NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION. ’l~heanlonnt el frontageon several roads is superbwith IIionsands o[ feetavailable, and it’s located in a beautifularea adjacent to greenacres anti a newcountpmade lake witb sa0hoating and lishing available.There are three tracts in all. oneof I l0 acres,one of 26 acresattd anotber of 30acres. Prleesrange from $3,750 per acre h)r the largerparcel to $5,000per acrefor the smallerones. Termsare available. WE’VE ALSO JUST LISTED 67 ACRES NEAR ALLENTOWN, FRONTING ON ROUTE 1-95. AN IDEAL SITE FOR ANOTHER LARGE TWIN RIVERS’ TYPE OF PROJECT. AND AT ONLY $2,500 PER ACRE.

ComeSee the Super Domethe One That’s Been Featured In Firestone ea ’Estate All the National HomeMagazines: It’s Listed with Firestone Realtors Restored Colonial on 5 Subdivided acres If you’reconsidering a contemporary, you’ve got to see this superbhome in a woodedsetting, for only $69,500 173 NASSAU STREET ¯ PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 Inside, the imaginationcomes alive as the livingroom soars to thirty feet whha freestanding If you’relooking for a placeto keepyour horses out in the countryslde,and ti neat colonial firepince,and the diningroom earehdly pulls oneback to rustle reality withits total redwood residencecall ustoday. Fruit trees of everysort Ipear,peach, plum, eben’y, etc.) surroundthh neat AnnaMaa Bach galhyZucchlno guoAnn,;nyder beamedstructure leading to a redwooddeck. Tim kitchen and family room are bothneatly cun- olderhome. Inside, you will find a livingroom, spacious pane0ed family room, separate formal JohannaFriedman FrankPletrlnforno CarolCaskoy .. nearedwith an openwindow and a uniquearrangement. Up the circularstaircase to the master diningroom, a completelymodern eat-in kitchen;and a newpowder re~m.’Up6tah-8,’are’fout : ’" JoycePanltz’~.: .~-~’::~ PatField ConnleRuhel~ ’:"~ bedroomis a specialthril!.while a studyIo at the top of!hehouse adds yet.une more fascinating ¯ comfortablebedrooms {two of whichere hugeand a0 of whichare beaudfu0yearpetedl and a iu0 touchto a trulyunique experlence. h . $89,000. ¯ Robin,;mlth . Donnagelchard Arlene,;cozzaro modernbeth. And yes, there is a hamon the pronertv,and it ant~mrsthat the tract la subdlvldahle JimFirestone FieryPro¢acclnl JoanGa0ardo into twoadditional huildlng lots. Needwe say more, Call our Princeton Office for excitingdetails, JoanGrander JoyBerth Honnle,;herman 924-2222., $69.500. TerryKeahon NanHewson

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PRINCETONCOLONIAL - Excellent Iocntinnl Wooded lot onBroobum Drive. Living room NEWLYLISTED brick andfrsrno Ranchwith Ihren bedrooms,two fnllbaths, finished withbrick marble liroplsco, formal dining room with Ftench doors opening to a slatepolio, basement,enclosed stmporcb, brick patio, privatelanced bsckysrd, mature trees and mahoganypnnolod library with bar, 2 lull batheon socoad Item, powder teem on first floorand floworln0sirrahs, Mint Condition. Call 924-0095 ...... ~6~,900. screenedporch, Call 924.0095...... $110~FR0, NEWLISTING IN CflANBURY- h spaclacolar one year aid Colonialbuilt by annol die aroa’.’~Iniefing imildats. Eloganl 3 Imlboon~Ilonlo wilh vat.in kitchen,fondly room wilh EXCELLENTLOCATION, TRANSPORTATION ANDSCHOOLS - Coma sea one at the fireplace,[nnnsl tlinJug roonr, lull busonlenland largo 2*car garage, Many extra lectures in, loftiest homeshoilt in WealWindsor Townslilp featuring 4 bedrooms,plus a lovelymaslor clodognnlrol air, inlorcom,elaclronic air cleaner,thorlnopano windows, lop line GEap. sulfa,2 Y~btnhs, lull hasamnnl,In.ground pool nnd expos beyond belial. Call us now al 799- pit.noes,Armstrung Snluliiln kilcban floor, stoinatl inladolinclodod Ihtonghout, largo roar 1100...... $120,000, redwooddock, nl[linlonancu.llOO alnntirlunl Gining anti ilia1 anti onlolnIglcgllrtl[IO door opener, Call 7il9-1100...... IH00,000, LONOMEADOW- Anlmmncolotaly maintained 3 bedroom Colonial on a cul.da.oaobds a bones"homa.ollico wltlt waitingroam," Many inaturas Include central air, lamilyteem wltlt fireplaceand wend beam ceiling, dotdtro oven kilchen wilh Soinrlan no.wa~ 11oo5 libor01asa molded6hewer/tubs in badtrooms, andpaved thlvowny, Aprofosslannlly lantlscspod yard has manynlslUrO Irons liter otterpl[vacy in dlopolio, To doplicalo Ihlo honlu today wotdd cost machmote than Iho asking pdco el $93~500,Call 709.1100,

A CGNTEMPORAflYDARNis untlor conslmclionIn Monlgomory’aSoadand Mounlalns, Thesailing Is n 2 .I acresocladad wootlatl lot whlaltInclodas a slroam, The dramalla hesse will havetl 2.slatylivln0 room with I)rltlg o, 4 Itodrooma,3 Ilraplacae, enormous redwood dock nndample 01ass ovarlookin0 Iho woolls, Now la Ihotints Io moolIho builder nnd nrran0o your NEAflTHE PARK - An Iinn~scuhlla Iwo olury with six rooms.A lar0allvinfl morn,formal owncuslnrn lanloras, The I)nso pdco i, $16E,000,Call 799’1100,. tlhllngrnolll, rnn iOOllh bnsarltonh Thu Inlalinr is tatllohdlytlocoralall anti a pailealbahia Ior n fnnlIly wholikes to wlilk I0 lawn,Carl 709.1100 ...... $02.000, YOURSEST flUY is this 3 badmen]Colonial with wall.In.wall in n ralsatl living teammgl dhlingrnonh nitro nlodom kllnhan, pcneled fondly rotlnl~ beaumont aniI 2.car 0Ilrage,Call 709. LATETO WORK NOMOREl 9o catgrnlly Iocnlod you cnn IIlll oul el Itsd el Iho Insl minute, Oil a quietspool In PrincetonTwp,, Ibis Ihraoyear old hllckliva I)otlroantCoin.lal Is nsaliy BESTBUY IN WEBTWINOSOR - Two betlmnm, I balhCapa Cod, All brick wllh ,lain 1 lO0...... ~61~900, ntalrtlansnnohas, CIII1024.0095 lot fnllhar dotnlln TODAY11 tool,Ecolton0oal In nllfinlnln -. Ideallot o cnopla,Penis Incollon Inr the¢oannular, Call now far aHapltolnlnnn~l, Ownal Mtml 0all, MakeAn Othni Call 799.1100,,, i’ ...... ,, $E5~500, IIURRY~HURRY~ HURRYI - Hot. Is a pearyfour hadloont,IWo zmd n Imll Italh Coloniallit DEVELOPERSlINVESTORBI - We hllva nn Invasinlonl IrmpmiyIn Iloallty Monlgomaly nolllbySo, Ihonswlck wllh a Princslonalldraos, It laslolasIi lalnllyroom wllh fireplace, oat.in TWp,AI)l)roxlnnllaly []2 tlcnls nl pllrna(allll lot thlvolapnlanllona(I 1"1’I IIIgl VOry nccosaibla to 3+’ACRE8IN,PLAINORORO - A pallsct Imnlatot on artier, NIcalyrnslolatl two kJlchan,saplnlgu IllnJrlg loon1+ and II1sl Ileal hlalnbytoanh Upsl/lir0 than) lao spaaionRmnalar IIgl[OInrloflo~, Thala [a01SO IIIIwnilhltl wllhilltaa mnlal Inllls nfliho ilmpfltiy, Thaland is hndlooma~I Y~halho, pins COtllllly kllaball ~lnd molu, Coil 700.1100 ...... , $02~500, 6tdla,Ihlaa odnn bsdloomll and cecond fall Ilht blllh,Jusl n I)ll nl laltllllJ6hhlilwill hdll0 [I op nvsihlblolot $0~500,IIOr ooro, The lid[hi OI010 hangs nnll IWOIIOIOS IO $~0~000, The Oldlro II) salronlnlln0 nlllllhbolhondvnhles, II’S tl le1111pllco Ill $73,500.Coil 024,0090, ItackllllaI, $440,000,Coil024.0090 Iorftillhat thtl~lls, Member of r~ Multiple LlsthlO 8orvloo BELLEMEAD REAUTY - A marl to cnaI)ncnt~su thl, hltlna la In snobhasullhd contllllan, OPENINGSOONI Josln ynOlltohl nnd 6t) 11nlchhn[iof Ibnn Bow boclluca ii’n IIIMIllollydacmapnl IIIIII II0wlywall’ NEWHAMILTON OFFICE, lu ,wlillIInlllalnd, A 0iunntmuc Uvhlll ff)onl~llnd dlllln 0 f(lom/llOil~a,nlllaaflva otil.Jn klll;hon~ four hndl(tonls~a !lllldy~ II lilies nll[Ityrooln lintl I/lille~.Clll {i/iNi0 Anoglsltnglhl0 h111111111 Ill o ML$ hollullhdtartfily fOOlp wllh n ¢lu,lttltlbligk 111land hllnllh llroplllCO, CIII1024.001)0, AIload vllhm MDrDor~Somornot 111111 Ill ...... $74~500, PRINCETON WEaTWlNDaOR PENNINOTON FLEMINOTON Ht,ntordonCoufltlos 71A ; L~h’ ’ (609) 924,0095 (809) 709-1100 (609) 737,3301 {201) 702-4600 HOME HUNTER’£ GUIDE

Thursdny February 2,1978 ’: 15-FF ~RENDALL Apts. For Rent DinnnoLor~.i.oB,,ieoF. ltleaeher WEST WINDSOR LarryCollins VERYATTRACTIVE -- t ,’-"EYTON" REALTORS bedroom apt. for rent. Tetl David $305/m0. A/C, dishwasher, 6o9-921-1550 NEWLISTINGS ~C IhrbaraEllis fully carpeted beautiful Hew. ASSOCIATES lietseyIiardlng 5 m nutes from center of CharlesIlurford Princeton.Call 609-452-8056or 246 NASSAUSTREEI ¯ PRINCETON, NEWJERSE’~ Since lg~3 Marjt,rle Kerr 921-7754. Joa. Q.aekenb.sb R EALTOR5 c(.osyB,).. UNFURNISHED NEW BnlphSnyder . LUXURY APTS. l,& 2 bedrooms.$300 and up. MeadowLane Apts. 5 minutes from Princeton Jet. Ca 609- 8 ’i ~ ,t 452-8220.

SUBLET APARTMENT-- a months to go on lease, t ,’;". :j. bedroom, minutes from Princeton,pool tennis courts, -i a beautiful apartment.609.799- 4273after 6pro. WITH A COUNTRYWING SHERBROOKEESTATES AWAYMOST WEEKENDS? Great set-up for responsible TOWN HOUSE? MAGNIFICENTCOLONIAL ¯ Center hall, 5 young professional or grad Theoriginal sectionof this splendidhouse would be right at homein the bedroom, 2½ bath Colonial with bay window. student. 609-443-3857. heart of town -- the additions have madeit a wonderfully rambling Formaldining room, living room, large panelled Ournewest listing is n chnrmlng3-hedroonl honse with a nay country housewith two handsomeliving rooms, library, large dining family roomwith brick fireplace. Countryeat-in familyrtmnt land zt bayWilldOW hmklng ()lit() the treedynrdL SUBLET-} bdrm apt. 609.709- roomand splendid kitchen. Thereare plenty of bedroomsfind baths, a kitchen, laundry room. Rearporch, central air, Io’.’elv newkhcben, and its eve.newly painted! The nUrnedve 4260after 6 pro. Fox Hun. cardagehouse and magnificent grounds ...... $185,000. basement,2 car garage,professional landscaping. livingroom has ~l wblte-hriektlrephtee and shuttered windows. CallIns coda:.’,anti you’llbuy it today...... $74,90U. Nearto thoseexcellent WestWindsor Schools. FORALL SORTSOF SPECIALHOUSES, $120,000. 15 MINUTESFROM PRIN- CETON- } bdrm. private 1st We’reThe Place.= fl. $240/mo.includes all utils. puscarpeting. 609-392-8320. B.... ly Crane 921-1550’ ’ a,,I,Morsho, JudyO. Weiss EllenKerney JaneB. Schoch Licensed Real Estate Broker LAWRENCE- Just $30 MlcholeHochman , ’ weekly. Private setting, AmyM. Rayner T.S. (TOO)Peyton MarJoHeJaeger washer, dryer. C. J. (Kip)Luther E. C. (Ted)Kopp }tOME SEEKERS t,|ll II |11 I Realty, $40 009.394¯5900 Apts. For Rent STUDIo APARTMENT-- with fireplace separate en. trance, share kitchen walkto EFFICIENCYAPT -- 10 rain. University $300 per me. from Princeton, priv. en- A nearly-RnislledThompson Cope Cixl hasbeen phmn,hl to Century21 Carnege,Realtors. trance gar., all util. gen- perfection!I)ownsmirs are tile large,welcoming entry, a living 600-921-6177. temanon y, $200per mo. (109- r(mnlwith a fireplace,a formaldining roonl with sliding doors 655-3808. to thedeck. a [.rallyrmmt with its [irelllnee.It fantastickitchen. III hreakfastroom. hlllntl~’, powderroom. master bedroom and MONMOUTHJCT -- un- furnished’4room apt. $225/mo. NEW HOPE-- Spacious 1 GRACIOUSLIVING Princeton Junction 4 bath. Upstairsare three nlher]Jedroonls and tWOmore baths. bdrm. apt. Appliances, w/w TheIlonse is readyIo lmfinislmd-- just elm,so tile paint,tiles. excludingutilities. 1 month’s bedroom,2½ bath Colonial. Eat-in kitchen, living security. Basement earl~, t in brand newbuilding room with fireplace. Panelled family room, Roorhlgaml alb thenenjoy it. on its beaut)halwooded lot in avat able now.201-230-8814. llopewell...... 2 ...... $145,000 baekyard, air conditioning. basement,2 car garage, 18’x36’ in-ground pool, 600-924-8721. fully fencedyard. Walkto train andschools. 190 Nassau Street. Princeton, NewJersey 08540 SUBLETAPT - 0 months East FIRST FLOORAFT. -- 3 $112,000. Windsor.t Bdrmw/central air rooms& bath suitable for one 609-924-0322 tend. Call 609-448-8943. or two adults. No pets. $250/m0.includes all utilities. A COMPLETE MANVILLE-- 3 room and Call 201-782-0327eves. & wk. bath apt., range & ends. REAL ESTATE ORGANIZATION refrigerator. $150 monthly, adults preferred. Call 201-725- 0007. WINTER RETREAT - on acreage,garage, all bills paid. HIGHTSTOWNAPT. -- 2 Only$115. ’ - . ESPECIALLYFOR YOU story, ¯bath &::l’/2~ 2 DR, I}OME SEEKERS storage, heat &hot water, off Realty,$40 street parking, no children or 609-394-5900 pets. $280/mo.+ security. 609- i ./ ¯ ~ 443-6568. MANVILLE-- Apartment for rent 216N. 6th Ave.,Manville, fully carpeted,first floor. Call ALL AREAS ALL PRICES- 201-722-1789between 4 p.m. - 0 CUSTOM2 STORY - On wooded½ acre. Large 9 lO0s& 100sof apts,and p.m, homes.0 offices toserve you: room customhome. For the family looking for IIOME SEEKERS nTENNISnSWIMMIN6 nCLUBHOUSE n6Otlquality and privacy. Central air, wall-to-wall Realty, $40 APT. FORRENT -- 3 rooms carpeting, finished basement,garaqe and low low 609¯39.t-5900 on quiet street in downtown Finally, get whatyou’re looking for in an apartment... $87,500. Princeton. Suitable for experiencethe PrincetonMeadows way of life. taxes. professional or graduate Distinctive oneand two bedroomapartments. FURNISHEDSTUDIO APT-- student. Parking available $295.Calf’600-924-7034. Minutesfrom PrincetonUniversity. QUALITYCONSTRUCTION -- Spacious flagstone & garage Private entrance, Closeto the NewYork - PhiladelphiaTrain. single occupancy air con- foyer - charmingliving room with walnut stained dittoned for professional. ohone12e’iP~=f-"’, n (609)799-2058 ANYTIME floor- graciousdining roomwith picture windows Pr rate bomb. No pets. 609- SUBLET- l bdrm,’ap- "The PeoplePleasers" and customdetails - ultra kitchen with modern 452-9016, plianccs, carpeting. Avail. ’ (609)799-1611rt tI _I~l%~EE’ conveniences and formica Butcher Block March}-May }, Hunter’sGlen. rlr~ ..rj~ i~ .L’~ $236/m0.609-790.40(15, PETERL. OLIVER REALTY, Inc. counters. Paneled family room with brick LE~ u.cmu ~.o~e.r~ co~.~ El ’=1 4 ROOMAPT.--$205/mo.t 1 PrincetonStation Office Park fireplace, parquetfloor and doorsleading to wood )no. security. Garden air Bldg. 6-¯ 14 WashingtonRoad deck. Masterbedroom with dressing alcoveplus 3 cond oleo. cooking, baseboard PrincetonJunction bedrooms,2 ½ ceramictile baths, 2 car drywalled heat basement ample APARTMENTS FOR RENT - parkng. 7 m es N.E. of Princeton Bore, 2 bdrmseach, ¯ garage. Princeton, ReplyBox 801636, first floor, Marchor June OFFICESPACE AVAILABLEMARCH 1 IMMEDIATEOCCUPANCY, $101,900. Princeton Packet. occupancy,Off street parking $360& $400, Call 609.737-9377or 1800 SQ. FT. IN PRINCETONRESEARCH PARK MemberPrinceton Roe1 Estate Group-N.A.S.A. 600-924-0633, RelocoaonService with ov,)r S,000 Realtors Members TWINRIVERS -- furnished or anfurnisbcd studios 1 & 2 575Ewing Street, Princeton,N.J. bedroomapts, Exc, lease PENNS NECK - Duplex, (short or long lerm) Many LIzOliver garage,!)eat pald, appliances * Ample Parking LlodaAltlnnd PeterL. Oliver,Realtor extras,For mere Into, call 60P’ $225. Pets OK, MichaelGorczyckl Ell Kowaloff 448-7792. IIOMESEEKEItS * Campus - Like Setting, ColoniM Exterior OanlelKlelnbere, Itealty, #,10 ColeenNichols 60(1-39.1-5000 * Front Door Reception Service AnnNook TWINRIVERS ¯ 2 BRCONDO * Jonitorial and,411 Utilities Provided ¯ Sale or rent $25,500 or $325/m0.Includes Condofee. HousesFor Rent 201-700¯3249, CALL:609-924-3400 NEW¯ CUSTOMBUILT WITH QUALITY¯ IN- Askfor J. Abbott DIVIDUALLYDESIGNED ¯ IN PRESTIGIOUSAREA sLHtLETI)EI’~R CREEl{APT ALL AREAS,ALL PRICES. OF LAWRENCEVILLE¯ 4-6 bedrooms - 2½-3 ¯ 2 hdrm2 hath, fncoawoods, )00%& 100’s of opts, and ceramicilia baths¯ panelledfamily rooms¯ brick Ave, lop~, $314, Eves, (109-70=J. ( names,0 offices to serveyou, ,1205, IIOMESEI:]KEliS fireplaces . central air conditioning - full Realty,110 HILTON basements¯2 car garages- GREATVALUES, (100.30,1-5(100 HousesFor Rent IH’~ALTY CO, of Pill NCI,TrON,INC, NEW1 BDRM,AP’P, -- with loP racecarpe!lng & dra~rloa DIRECTIONALRouts206 to ColdSoil Beadto first tight on ’ ItENOVATI~I)PIHvATE -- IIOUSEFOR RENT -- [m, WoodLnno to homes. [llCUlaed.Allolce, avail, Fen. I, P a as)ore, 609-292.4105or lleaso for family of three medlaloly~0’/~ bdrmst2. baths, 799¯1911, $3(10hmt; secuflty, lease, eat-hik[tcllon~ large I)vmgrm, mahlt,Cnll al 151Wlcoff Avo, w/w earpcllng & eurlnlns APARTMENT FOR RENT -- I[Ightslownfor directions, IIroughoul washer/dryer & 2 West,Wlndsor.a bdrm, ap, t, in a r candltloncrs,l,aea cd In I=I"1 farm muse$305/m0,, neat PENNINGTONCOTTAGE ¯ 5 Lambortvlllo, 29 rains, Included, Quiet, soeludcd rnanls~$325, Carpets, np. from Prlneolon, $375 ph,18 JJ’~ Lawroncovlllo,N,J, 609.896.0008 couulryselling, 909.709.9~’15, pllanccsmnn~, oxlras, ulllltles ~enlh to manta iliii II(}MESEI’]KI’~Ig , [cnanay, Call 000.024.112,1or Itnalty, 110 097.2011, I,AWItENCE TWNSIIP APT , - Prlw)to homecozy apart. 00(14|0,1.(111(1(~1 t monl,Good local nu, liuslnoss COTTAGE¯ on 13 acres,$2(10, ’,vernal}proforrcd, Call after g FOURIIEDIKIOM -- 2~,9 bath All bills paid, Everyoxh’a, p,nl, 909.392.7753or a93.8235, Celnnlal I,g, living room& IIOMESI,:EKIfltS SUI dlnh)groam,, I,nvcly kll 2,ear Itl,:aliy 1,1(1 .... , : : iLl ,; 4 ,EI°IHCIENCY STUI)IOAPT gar, IIrlulu aowCclldJ[InlL (1(1(1.30,1.5(1(1(1 SEEOVER 200 HOMES TWENTY NASSAU STREET $52(1/111n,909.79(1-2020 after 7, $225 II~J)alhly walkl,g 0pnl, Doubleolll©e lugs, =anny ovnrlooklng baaalllul Bank St, Its) leo ) ~ )as I S, (109.921. IN ONEDAY YOUREALLY SHOULD INSPECT ~’HIS brick ((1177, . IIOPEW[~hhBoRe ~, ’1 ~rge4 Tripletulle on 2nd floor elate to elevator,Single lulie Callo~ write far theIsto~t I~ua of ourreal atlta)o ma0azino andframe apllt level, It’s In oxaollentcon. overlookingNa.au St, and,¢ampu=, AII i~,N’’OWN¯ :1 h~draom= Imrmhouso~ IIvl.ng rm~formal "Today"cho~k hill of p aturo=,price= and do~arip~on= nf over IUNT.~ t’S OI,I’~N-- S ublot,I } ( chef with ga ’ago anu dhdngrm, kite op, z .call}s, 200tv silo lemann Sarna¢s, Mercer,Hunt0rdon, Mla, dltlon, Ilaa 3 bodrocms, 2~ bathe, and Ig a g0’tt, SuRetellable for contsrancaroom, do.room hdrnhllv, rm, all oleo, kit, sonoats }1 lot al elfacro Call90~.466.03il0 [or tto alia, dialog,Monntouth andD~aon Coun~ae,,,Tl~a heart and of t to lovely grounds, or moollngroom wllh 01o|1 encloiad reception area, to t & a/ew/w car rot, 09w ov0r[oakhlgpnl}tl, $3fi0 )his QardonSlato, $64~900, It g, gre! f tamStill. alco tltlllllos, Call|100.250.9072 attar TWIN RIVEItS -- ONE WOW,$236/nln, Avail, a/,i, 009. 9 I)111, __i ...... Sterling Thomp=on& Av, oc,, Realtor llO0tq, It, claloto Chamber!S}, Lobbywith adjacent 799.1960,9.1O pin, llEDl~O, OMCONDO, IM. TollFreel (100) 193,6110, ash]43 [!)’1 NasslulSIrenl * t)~ 1,00h0 bnlbroomlullnble for lawyers,argtll Itudln~oahlblll or It,~Si(lltl~]’" , ()It Itl,,MOI)hh’ MEDIAi’ll, OCCUPANCY¯ St.~ OurOIhrr Ads, orchltoOI,Eatrn hloh ceilings a,d large windows, i!l)y reall} Ill yotu’II I)O,M.0ko $205, MONlllbYINCI,UDES orlocally (001) gg/,0g00 or 4ROOMAPT 2m csfrcm II ~1)lag a gallLI)tl0111~/wnr.x Ill "RUST ¯ DIIR.I)II)ONATO (g(11)036,14411 UlAt 1Pit Pr )cole,, Will nogntlntorent, ~, I ’¯1 ’ 0o,i~s h H)t0SglVOII ItI’~AhTORS,IN0, ((]0~ ,411, ^0Utilities & Janitorial iorvlcos Incladed, Ctlll orWtllu for tie latoItI=~aa of Iharo,I el)ate mn0sz[no "Today" :OIl 609.482,3652 Roo y to Ilox #010400/o c110or1011y,Cllll Stall,900.7:17. (Ififl5 r ll~O}O1 Pl gKOL ~07’~, i

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NEWLISTINGS ! ! ! ! NESHANICSTATION: A two month old centerhall colonialin woodedcountry . setting. Fourbedrooms, 2 ½ baths with many extras.., large slate entrance foyer, customdesigned kitchen, family roomwith cathedralceding and naturalexposed beams, library or office with separateentrance. $109,500. LAWRENCEVILLE.A lovely brick 1 Vzstory w!th a twocar detachedgarage, front andback porches. Two bedrooms on first, twoon second...1 ½baths .. Livingroom has beamed ceiling, brickfireplace and built-in bookcases. IMMEDIATEOCCUPANCY PRINCETON RD. - This lovely rural $55,000. propertyin the Hopewellarea offering so muchthat thecosmetic needswill not discouragea valuewise shopper.Fireplace, bookshelves,w/w carpeting, laundry, full basement,eat-in kit- PRICEREDUCTIONS ! ! ! ! chen, in-ground pool. $58,900.

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FORTHE YOUNG EXECUTIVE in a professional’neighborhood.This four bedroomhome in excellentcondition offers wall to wall carpeting;custom drapes; solarian kitchen; patio; andmany other specialfeatures, which make gracious living andentertaining. $66,900. CEDARSHAKE COLONIAL: DOUBLE CEDAR"L" SHAPEDRANCHER/ DOOR BRICK FRONT EN- /COVEREDSTONE ENTRY TRY...$111,500.Stunning 5 bedroom DESIGN...$73,900l Beautiful crest with slate foyer, family room/brick view/manyevergreens matured-pro. hearth 8- BBQto a new 10x12 landscaping, family room/beamed screened-inporch, formal living ceiling-brickhearth, 2 cargarage, full TWENTYMINUTES TO PRINCETON, andonly three miles to N.J. room/brickhearth/glass wall, eat-in basement/finished-wetbar, macadam Turnpike7A. An hour to NewYork or Philadelphia.Better than newthree bedroom rancher withmany fine features.Must see to )kitchen,new carpeting and many other drive, centralair 8- a specialbeamed amenities... WALKTO COUNTRYeat-in kitchenl AVAILABLEIM- believe.Possible mortgage assumption for qualifiedbuyer. Total CLUBI M EDIATELYI Price only $53,500.

~ _ IIII [ I=’, :’~, ~’~ COZYCOTTAGE LOCATED ON A TREELINED STREET - in quiet ~’.,"’~ ’ "’.’",,’-~, ...,.I residentialarea of Hightstown. Idealfor a starterhome or retired couple.Newly painted exterior, newroof andnew porch roun;:l outthis 3 bedroomrealistically BEAUTIFULHISTORIC COLONIAL - one of the first six houseson priced home , $29,900. the thenKings Road includes five bedrooms,18’ x 33’ living room, formaldining room, professional office suite, outstandingcon- MINI-NORSEFARM DELIGHT... twenty dition¯ Zonedfor commercia!useon 1 acreof land¯ $129,000. MONTGOMERYTWP., beautifully rain. to Princeton/super 4 bedroom landscaped,lane lot, 4 bedroomranch, ColonadedColonial / horsebarn. VINYL-STEELSIDING and new -cedarshakes, large deck,patio ad- ¯ ,d’~~..!¢, ~J:.i ~i:s~l~:::: ’.., , roof are just a fewimprovements ,3~ ’joining in-ground pool. Minutesto "i! : ’ : $134,900./’ :’l’ebehtly matteto this 3 bedroom shoppingcenters, Early occupancy. ihomelocated on a cornerlot in a , $98,500. very desirable neighborhood. , There is a living roomwith ;’:.-,:..~.:.....i.,. ~l~,i.. fireplace,formal dining room and = i i! : eat-inkitchen, I cargarage and outbuilding.A bargainat .~.1,900

ANEXCEPTIONAL RANCHER IN CRANBURY.Theextra carein the BUILDYOUR EQUITY in Real Estate with this desirablehome for the constructionof this 3 bedroom youngfamily, or for the retired couple.Three bedrooms, eat-in THREE BEDROOMRANCHER: SUPER-RAISEDRANCH: WOODEN homewill delight the energy kitchen,covered patio, convenienttransportation are all plus AVAILABLEIMMEDIATELY most SHAKESBRICK FRONT: IN-GROUND consciousbuyer, andfew will features¯ $43,900. cozy/valleyview/brick hearth, French POOL,Central air, panelledfamily argueabout the valueof brick. doorsfrom dining room to prig/aterear room, spacious eat-in cozy kit- Exteriormaintenance is a breeze, yard.¯. $50,000. chen...availableimmediately’in low 70’sl centralair, plasterwalls, alum. BUSINESSOPPORTUNITY s/ss, garage,at only $65,000. BUSINESSOPPORTUNITY. Antique Furniture Restoration Business and RENTAL fine cabinetshop in the CentralNew Jersey-Bucks County Area, Six A two bedroomapartment in the bore of RockyHill, Youcan walk to EXCELLENTVALUE. custom built FrameBuildings with ample parking, Could be a complexof shops,also, everythingin this quainttown from your convenient location, ranchlocated in CreamRidge. Call for details. $179,900. $350.’pormonth Livingroom with stone fireplace, LAND formaldining room, eat-in kit- BUSINESSOPPORTUNITIES chen,4 bedrooms,2 car garage, CHOICEPRINCETON TOWNSHIP BUILDING LOTS. 2 lots on GreatRoad. lavishly finishedbasement ’plus Privatedrive, wooded.Two 2 acrelots at $65,000each. HIGHWAYCOMMERCIAL= Rte 130, Auto Body, established business, 8 bays aluminumand brick exterior. $300,000. Immaculatehome, many extras. PRINCETONTWP. 8 ACRE’PARCEL¯ Excellent location. Canbe sub- Asking$72,500. divided, , $95,000. MINIOFFICE COMPLEX= 10,000 sq. ft. 1-95location $225,000. CARNEGIE KROL,REALTORS CROSHAW,=NCY,,= 1000State Rd., Princeton StationSq., Belle Mead 134Nassau Street, Princeton 307N, MainSt,, Hightstown 609-924-7575 201-359-6222 . 609-921-6177 MEMBER:MERCER MLS ¯ SOMERSETMLS* MIDDLESEXMLS 609-448-0112 P, . JS PRINCETONREAL ESTATE * VIP INTERNATIONALRELOCATION SERVICE REALTORS Is your future Each office is independently owned and operated. We’re Here For You. asbright asours? Areyou paid what yo~s°re really Oursales peopl e have worth?Do you want unlimited 1heprofessional ability Incomepotential? Would you like andneighborhood know.how you need to morebusiness freedom? Do you want sell yourhomo fasted They’re to be yourown boas? thoroughlytrained In modernreal If you’vegot the desire to improve ostntopractices, end have complete yourselfIn theseweys, and ere marketingtechniques to gotresults willingto lot e top.flightInternational withoutwasting time. Don’tyou salsaorganization beak you every stop ¯ deservethe kind of servicesonly of theway, then you’re ready for us, the largestReal Estate Network In NorthAma’rlaa can offer? Qlveus o earlnow...It ~oukl be your Ceil uswhon you’re rosdy,,, first!tap toward nbrilliant now futurel we’rehero for youllt ® HOME H&NTER’S GUIDE Thursdar, February2,1978 17.FF Resort Van Hise Realty Properties ] ¯ Realtor I OCEANFRONT RENTAL HILTON ® I] | PRICESREDUCED--August Pennington,New Jersey [I}was $4000, now$3000. July was REALTYCOMPANY I|~$3000,now$2400. June WaB Tel:609-737-3615or 609-883-2110: [l$2400, now $1600. Brand new II singlehouse, 4 bedrooms,3 full /I baths,full beachfrontage plus QUALITYHOUSES iN HEAVILYWOODED BEECH. LIVINGROOM WITH CATHEDRAL CEILING, PLUS II full bay:view. 4505 South Bay WOODMANOR. Double cul-de-sacs provide formaldining room for eleganceand entertaining; /I Avenue,Beach Haven InleL ! pleasingseclusion. panelledfamily room(glass sliders to patio), r 609.466-1282or492.0309 or924- ~-. , r ’".~.’t. , ;. : additional den or 5th bedrooms,and modern kitchenwith breakfast area for comfortableliving I18688. II SPRING/SUMMERR""~BNTAL OURNEW LISTING IN EASTWINDSORI Brick and - are just someof the fine featuresthis young Ill- by weekor month.Long¯ frameconstruction, 3 bedrooms,2½ baths, living Colonialhas to offer. Locatedin the growing Ill :]eachIsland¯ View of ocean roomwith raisedhearth, family room,separate communityof EastWindsor ...... $72,500. Ill nd ba~, 3 bedrooms,llh II[aths, d shwaBber,clothes THISLOVELY 100 year old Hightstown home,prlced at laundryand workshop, covered patio... $54,900. Illryer, excellent condition. $29,900.,offers 2/3 bedrooms,family room,living room, Ill ’.all 609.466-1709after 5pro. kitchenand full bath,fury paneled,tool shedout back,fenced BUILDYOUR HOME on this PERC-approved yardand more. Priced to sell. 2-STOI~Y COLONIAL IN MONTGOMERY locationand have room left to ride yourhorse, TOWNSHIP- New and beautiful. 4’bedrooms,2 ½ POCONC)S-- Big BassLake, "¯ ’walkin the woods,dream by the brook- andstill newhome, {pie, pool, skiing. baths,{amp roomwith fireplace, a full acreof be closeto Princeton...... $55,000. Weekends,weekly, seasonal. ¯! :: ground...... r...... $89,900. 609-449-0751...... ,..~., ~.-~fl’":, [ ¯ LAMaERTVILLE NEWCENTER HALL, FOUR BEDROOM COLONIAL. BEAUTIFUL4 BEDROOMCOLONIAL SITUATED Big, shadytrees, street hasdouble cul-de-sacs; VACATIONRENTAL: -- Salt ONA cornerlot withir) walkingdistance to grade waterfront cottage 2 12 UNIT MULTIPLEDWELLING -- under construction, convenientbut secluded.Call 921-6060for a bedroomsnhm sl~nm~ Inft’ overlookingthe DelawareRiver, eachunit hasair conditioning, andhighschool, shopping, bus and convenient to guidedtour ...... $105,000. Boothbay Harbor, Maine wall to Wail carpeting, be[conyand many other attractive PrincetonTrain Station¯ ¯Panelledfamily room region, $195-175week. Ad- features,on site parkingfor 21 cars...... ditional informationreser- ...... Call for Price andDetails with fireplace, living room,and formal dining vaoons: M. Reynolds, 290 room.Full basementand attic storage.This is a APARTMENTSAVAILABLE DeerRun Dr., R.D.:], Belle HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP ’ fine homefor thegrow ng fami y...... $105,000. Mead,N,J. 08502 Tel. (291) 359- 6452. STARTINGTO SHOWPROGRESS ¯ is this Colonial under construction.All woodedlot, brick andaluminum siding, slate KENDALLPARK - 3 bedroom,2 bath Ranch,weii iHIS TWINRIVERS BEAUTY can be hadwith only $2,999.down entrancefoyer, modernkitchen with breakfastarea, formal $44,500. locatedfor expressbus to NewYork .... BEACHFRONT APT -- o. to a qualified buyer- three bedroomend unit neartennis, diningroom, family roomwith log burningfireplace andopen )eautiful SapphireBay, St. pools,shopping and schools - ideslly located, beautilully beamceiling, 4 bedrooms,2½ baths, laundry room,2 car [’homes. Ground"floor, decorated.A mustsee. garage,central air, aluminumstorms and screens instaRed .... ;looping-livingroom, large ...... SilO,SOS. ~edroom,equipped kitchen, 2 ’MEMBER: mths, air conditioned.Ae- VICTORIANBEAUTY ¯ "9th centurywith all the beauty,warmth’ ’ Princeton Real Estate Group :ommodatesup tn 5 persons¯ andcharm of tha~ period.Modern kitchen with breakfastbar, Multiple listing Service Haid and heen service formaldining room, living roomwith nreplaee,entrance foyer, ~rovided.¯ Tenniscourts, studywith nreplaca,huge family roomwith fire#ace andwet Affiliated IndependentBrokers (nationwide referral service) iwimmingpool, water sports bar, 4 bedroomswith Masterwith fireplace, 2 ½modern baths, open 7 days till 5 p.m. Evenings and weekendscall: restaurant on premises¯ 4 ear barngarage, 1.75 beautiful acres...... $112,000. Reasonable.Call 609-924-2620.. Introducing Rite Coyne,East +~:: : ~ WindsorOffice, whohas been ,’ +" z ’: I 8th CENTURYFARM HOUSE - with 1 00beautiful rolling acres, in real estate for five years :~+~,Sil w ; / +’i~.ii i ~+~..,:;~p~ ! ¯ I . horsestables, farm pond,in-ground swimmingpool, work Allen D’Arcy,799.06RG BARBADOS-- for rent, Mill specializing in residential ~+k’~’ . ’ :,’: shop,art studio, completeprivacy ..... Call for Price& Details WlUlamSchuessler, 921 .a96g ’ ," ( ~ 194 NassauSt. 921-6060 RussEdmonds, 201.449-9357 Houseof FriendlyHall¯ St. resales¯ ~ ~)~ HarveyRude, 201.359-5327 Lucy,private, rural, 3 bdrms AUTOBODY REPAIR SHOPS - [daal location, excellent auto Hilton Bldg., 2ndfloor Virginia Dean,201-874.37d3 2 bathsopen court yards, Dab! repair businessat presenttime, plus a twostory dwelllng with Edith Mesnlck,924.9719 maid gardener secluded two apartmentsfor additional income¯This propertymust ba I beachl0 rain. stroll, .$300 seen ...... Ca9for PrlceandDeraRs weekreels.r In{o, Fish, 609-896- -:IG:, PENNINGTONaOROUGH HousesFor Rent HousesFor Rent 0a16 Consultantand Distributor of HOWABOUT TOWN LIVING ¯ this CapeCod offers just that, ARE YOUTIRED ’OF POCONOS--woodedbuilding Modernkitchen with eating area, formal dining room,living SolarEquipment for Heating: coLONIAL-- 4 bdr.ms,. 2’h baths fam.roomw,nreptace, RENTING-- (and rent n- lot, Year round resort room,4 bedrooms,1½ modern baths, full basement,2 ear central’ air, dry basement,.2 creases)and would like to own Io cah"on. 1,21 acres,$7900. Call DIDONATOREALTORS ...... ¯ garage,largelot ...... $64,900. /~ .Potablewater, Space or SwimmingPool car garage,lovely area, 5 ram. veer ownhome9 Buy these 609-799-3046. /-- Nassat~Ston AVsa~rtt~rl ~ourattached houses (ex- ’ RR01Nofflnaham Way,T[o~.tan, N.I. 0561g; 609.sa6.g~ . HOPEWELLBOROUGH A completeline of InsulatingProducts media l y6n,~o g. em 921~’ 6175 eellent financing available), -~ ¯ ~- ...... ¯ ...... " " ’ rentoutthreeofthem andlive. BIGBASSLAKS--3bedroom PEACEAND QUIET ¯ is offered by this attractive B~-Level. I,~ L ,T!ipleGlaze Windows & Sl!ding Doors ...... ,,,,: in the ,fourth.for p~aetieally.~-,house, fireplace, free skilift, . Entrancefoyer, large kitchenwith.dlnlng area, 6vlngroom, HIGHTSTOWN- 3 BR ’Ptz nothing,Do not missthe rare¯ sauna,indoor pool, 609-799- family room,laundry room,4 bedrooms,1 ½modern baths, Residential¯ Commercial ¯ Industrial bath LR DRden ~’ k t oppor[unity to live for a 1478. onecar garage,well landscapedlot ...... $56.B00. Letus help you save money and enetgy yard’,$335/mo’ plus’ ulil t es minimalamount and to build a Seereq 609-448-5138. retirement incomeas these EWINGTOWNSHIP Call(609) 799-2151 ForFree Estimate housespay themselves off. t4- OAKTREE LODGESnow P,o. B0n 177 ¯ 54 H htst0wn Road¯ Ptincelon, Jancti0n, N.J. 14,,.’, - 16-16~,~Leigh Ave., Mobiles’Delight 75 mileBnf MT.VIEW SECTION ¯ Gracefully designedCotonlal with en- FORRENT ._2’ 4 bedroom Princeton, NewJersey. trail. Beautiful lodging NOWRENTING! .trance foyer, modernkitchen with breakfast area, formal minutes from campus in WRITE:Real Estate Con. w/heatedwhirlpool gigantic dining room,spacious living room,family roomlog burning sultant P.O. Box 1136, fireplace recreation, home ~, ~..INTERIOR Riverside area, OnNY bus Princeton,NJ 06540. brick fireplace, 4 bedrooms,2½ baths, full basement,2 car ..2,d;.... ~F~" DRY WALL line, :] baths,living roomw. coo[~edmeals, $30, per day. lataga,central air, patio, Mrgewelllandscaped lot ...... ] 717-488-6600. BOX 339, INaULSPRAY fireplace, separate dining, ¯, $93,500, _,%yp,o. ~ FOAM {am. room dry basement, ~ - Waymart,Pa. 16472. ~’//.~7/Zv.V//Z ¯ INSULATION central air, attachedgarage, LAWRENCEVILLE- 3- NORTHGATE WHATMORE COULD YOU WANT ¯ than is offered by this ~ $550/mo.609-921-1713 after bedroomColonial. tt,~z baths. OutstandingCape Cod. Aluminumsiding, entrancefoyer, 9pro. Familyroom with fireplace. CLEARWATER,FLORIDA -- modernkitchen with eating area, formal dining roomwith ii ,r,),:::...... ~ .s.,,T+a Washer/dryergarage¯ $326 Luxury waterfront con- APARTMENTS Frenchdoors [eadlng to a large screened.inrear porch,6ring =::’::- ~ M,X,ND ! ;-k’~---~=3"" ¯ GUN TWINRIVERS =Two per monthplus utilities. dominiu.m;2 bdrm,,2 bath, roomwith fireplace, large laundry room,3 generoussize ,i --=D BEDROOMTOWNLIOUSE~ AvailableFeb. 1. Call609-696- balconiesoverlookiol~ the bay, bedrooms,2 full modernbaths, 2 car garagewith automatic -- . "" QUAD 11. IMMEDIATE 196:]after 6, maidservice, hooteupool, OneMile Road door, large beautiful lot ...... $51,900. ~ExTeatoe deep.waterdockage, tennis, andPrincoton-Hightstown Rd. ,,..o ,,,, nearby golf & Gulf with BUYLAND= THEY DON’T MAKE IT ANYMORE (oppositeMcGraw Hill) DIDONATOREALTORS INC, COLONIALHOME -- in spectacular white-sand C(dl us for moreInformation on the aboveIlstlnas -- (609)448-6555 llopewellTwp.2acreswithlake beaches.Avail, immediately, EastWindsor. N. J. SSAcres. Hopewell Township...... $1S00per acre. in rear.609437-0086 or212-473- $1,250/mo,A.Y. Allen, 609-924- 3140, 6172, S.2 Acres¯ MountainRd., EastAmwoll Township ... $22,S00. ~ PRINCETONJCT. - Listed 17,RACRES ¯ Hopewell Township, resldonRal. $2,SOO par acre. Maillo:P.O.Bon177PrincetosJcLN.J. today. 3 BR $:]75.Fully AMWELLRD., NESHANIC-- ENJOY THE GRACIOUS If~ loaded.Ca Furnished 2 bdrm, Ranch2 LIFESTYLEof AnnaMaria IIOMESEEKERS baths,kit,, d ningrm. liv, rm, Islandon the Gulf on Mexico, I and 2 Bedrooms 9,6 ACRES¯ all woodedwith a pond, ProvinceLine Road, I J EXCLUSIVEDISTRIBUTOR OF ~ SOLARPRODUCTS I Realty,$40 2Omiles No. ol Sarasota,Short HopewellTownship ...... $65,000, I t 6o6.35.1.5o9ow. fireplace, Respoosi.ble block to beach. 3 room hone I adults, $425/mo,meluues decoratorfurnishings, iAmll from $235. per month a ACRES.Wooded- nos[dantiel - EwingTwp ...... $49,900, I I m,o P .... I utilities. 201-369-8711,10.4 Address ...... weekdays, amenities, Available ¯ I i I EASTWINDSOR--3bedroom inedlately. $675monthly, 2,S ACRES¯ ell woodsd,Roaidential, LawrenceTwp, near I I C,ly~Stalo~Z,p~ I bi-levellnexcellent location, l AU’I’IIENTICColonial on NYC Details,813-776-2702, 5.7pm, Features: Princeton ...... $32,000, or 2 yearlease, 1t,~ months ¯¯=I Iwa,ntokrlowaloteaboutyourno’obhgahon,nspoct,onol(ar.I security $425/m0.Available busronto Kingston,4 Bl/’s, ¯ SWIMMINGPOOL 2=aL, atbs, so]arium,]nod OCEAN FRONT-- Long ¯ PLAYGROUNDFACILITIES lS,R ACRES¯ Hopewoll Towneh[a, residential. SS,SO0per acre, I I CaUmnfotanappo,ntmonl ’ I immediately,Call 6097443.4427 kitchen w/eal-la area D,R,, BeachIsland, boautlfnlnew 3 Memberof Multiple Lhtlna Service &liillllllllIImIIlIIlI weekdaysfor appolntmoot, 17’x20L,R, .3 fpl’s garage. bedrooml’,a balbs spae- ¯ OFF STREETPARKING HolldayI CaU= $7OO/nlo,oxet U. t Ill, 609-,66- laea’ v ew, w/weaTpotlng, ¯ AIR CONDITIONERS BoyWlll=vor, 737.0462 CathyNamolh, 727.3051 I 33,14, washer/dryer dishwasher, FreakT, elckefle,5R5.6706 HonyLlndehoam, 466.2064 For real Sop ,-Oct, 609.494- ¯ KITCHENWITH DINING AREA garaggt flreptaeo $350. 6.110, ¯ T~ERMOSTATCONTROLLED HEAT Ava able IlOW, PRINCETONCONOOMIN- (includedin rental) IIOMESEEKI’.~ItS 1UM-- 3 bedrooms,available IIEAUTIFUh¯ seonle acre lot ¯ WASHERB DRYER FACILITIES Realty,$.IO FebI, $976, oo ted 1rearKl’ognvlllo Pa,, NEWLISTING ¯ VVork Is neededbut this 132year 609-36.1-5560 0 fin. fromBig Boulder ski ¯ RESIDENTSUPERINTENDENT ¯ MASTERTV ANTENNA old housecan be a real charmer,There are three ~ pro,resort. 201-674.36U3 afOT 5:30 ~.h~ e~,~,,~["~C .d FARMHOUSE-- 1 mile norib bedroomsand a bath, a living room,dining room af Lanlbortylllo6 bedrooms, 2 (.-.~ n~A~ andkitchen. Also over 3 acresplus e 2 storybarn. V & COMPANY . ’ C ~ . .~, bathsbeautiful view, garden, Are you thinking abouthorses? Why not come 2 yr lense:F’lral months roll[, f,99.9+1.,:~=’~ Garages MODELAPARTMENT OPENDAILY and this $S9,500. security UO)OSg& 2 wrlttea see one, refB,roqtnred, $,lo0/nlo, 201- (609)448.5935 ,I,19-16,19. IIUNTWlTIl I[UNT ForRent RENTALS W~S" AMWELL RENTAh - II()PEWELL-- 2.aargarage lOUSEFOR RENT-- in Coalda on pp,nxbnntoly twost0rago space sao, (t,~ $30), HopowollVictorian with two fireplaces, throe P, ncotoi 3 bdrmdlarmor In ac’as trealo, a ,Oltnquiet road 609.466.2363, IdeaBorn oeation, itS, baths effars[ola’ I)ouroomaand lwa bedrooms,dining room,family room,two car earpotlug, t!IalLwaa]1or, ) t S t }nhlh’a,DowliRtaira garage, $425,00 INll~. f na Iod,bgR.o,m.o.nl t n[igRtonqhie iV ng ’onlll dlnhtgroam, philott aoautlfuuylanasanl~..u kilo Business ~U~t~t iqt,. ,April l oBeupanqy,~o otaat nan If ilh, AIsa or InuudryI’om!~ Ol f rRt floor NearPenning{on , largo throe bedroomhouse elllKITOn pets henna. withaccess to a garagoInu Properties Roeurlty,rofs, $525 per me y[ua baseilloat,$,12~,00 phls with oat.Inkitchen, dining room, living room,end ,~)~tXXt utl It os,PIleno allor 6pnl, 000. !~ . g21.1565, aIIIIIIos, tY OWNI’~IL-- buRla0sR familyroom with fireplace, $426.00 ~’,trent ~tLW, hieII tnl adJnaeIlltO!q’hlaBlan " IEI IUNTAGI,.INCY P, e awRI ntrimoBta.Store ~,tttal~1 N C flud, IEAI TOIl I 1’goCalOllhll hollRO &oat. t,D /I OidYark I{aad Ildl i t i y ’ox,3Pl REALTY WORLD MEI)IATI~hY¯ t $,00/nla I(I igaonNow,lorRoy005M gRo nere wI i ~J)In o ’e aso wll1 ii Lien1ant RI,~AI:rOR In PrhlclpulsaRly, CIIII 0~,?00. LAURENCER, MAY,INC, ’0 III nH R $ p,flO0Itod’oum NowJel’SOV &I)Oalmylv(tnhl 9372n[Ior 7pnl, t lain’ i Rnosovat wllh ~ Iirgo 1dr Oleld ’,l Imths Iqlnno:In01) 7112.20.H ..,r++,- Ioenloda all acre, PIoaRo ar(201) 71P.’J0,15 t EVOlIIngRI(66U)3U?.2,111~ I,~XCIflJA~NI’I’~AC]L,{TY ¯ Ill SUSSMAN Pl’lllaOtell CDr,& Groat Rd, RonliniOIIt¢oonpmmilolop"nlO^M,toaP,M,everydtY IlOU.llg(H):lO0,eu]l Rl~Ah’l’OlIS, Mamla’ af I u tordel aroa [el’..yCllr P,O,Box 3093 Is¢opth,ltdly. PHONE (609)587,2414, Rentlni Aionl LOmbardoAioncy. lindMoraoI’ Counties egulpulqreelltUl’, Se|teea. 01~ IOM i~n ptln t ~nnl, I~Plon Rwtr 10 ~l:r* BN ! Rd (t Ihl mill)HI1 tl~ln VIIN Multiplehlsthlg led air aa dillon g II t Prhleeton,N,J, )qhll~#lllllVt he al ltnlhll l0W00~mlll ii(fl~Hr r~¢ll0s iq~rll Mrlnhdlr iin hU R~lr SOUT IItUNSWICK w ’ Rodfleer SlyOOlal Wells|Panl~ta IOmWl~|o ulh.D~ Ivt~lll nW~m~r, Colonhll,$350, W/W, ytlrd slid wlt’hlg& ~oml~!llOl’ library, 921,2212 [nlWIMI~Inl M~<¢lllnl’CmnPIIlilt¢411 Jl)PtlKIl°nlul+l+’ltlllm"l=lh110 Yl~oJn+nrReIRL+11)Io 01+ hrnlo+ RdhmIrl mere,I I()Ml’+Sl’~ F+K I’IIIS ¯ BUYIT, BIILLITI P,iron iO0allea GIT0gliy liel’ORS PLACEA CLA881FIED fremPr IiQ61onAlrllort, Call I, arry MoyKflreft llole HI,It Cflntldlett Ilaally,1.10 ii00,112,1,117U0orlOI,811,110’lO, (100,111).1,11111nl7.POWEI1WANT AD HOME HU VT"ER’S aUraE 18-FF TbursdaylFebruary 2, 1978 Business Business RealEstate RealEstate .¯ NOWRENTING Properties Properties For Sale ForSale ¯ PRIME OFFICE SPACE PROFESSIONALOFFICE ~" EXPERIENCEELEGANCE PRINCETONARMS East Windsor SPACEAVAILABLE - Route -- 4 bedroomCAREFREE ¯ ’ 33, Highstownnear tnpk.Will HIGHTSTOWNCLiental, 2:h Excellentlooation on Route divide to suit. Limitedoff baths; FAMILYkitchen with Luxury Apartments 130near Princeton- Hights- street parkng. 609-587-7822 ULTRA appliances town Roadacross from days,448-8933 eves. . nlw~piff~t~// h PANELEDden with ballt-ies, JameswayShopping Center. ,.o.j_o____on[e.s’ laundryIncludes WASHER & Modernand convcmentoffice ,iwm~ DRYER,plush carpeting, FROMTHE WINDSORS(799-4500) I and 2 Bedrooms [] space1,200 square feet. In- CUSTOMdraperies. Corner I dividuallyconfrolled heating OUTSIDESTORAGE truck, landscaped lot with un- Iiandnireondittening,panelled,loader, dozer etc. bne or uerground SPRINKLER I accous(iealceiling. Abundantmore, near ~te 1 & I-~5 SYSTEM.Screened porch, From$230. per mouth I parking. Reasonablelease LawrenceTwp. OOS-OO6-05H. W finished BASEMENTwith i termsavailable. $4.75square qg, xclhut~t~ Meml~r/".~ har. MUCH,MUCH, MORE. 3 ; /¢’:"%~’ "":~:i; feetplus utilities. I~,19.~ Sa’v~.~,]!~ ’ Yours for $87,900 ContactNick Manukas PR0~ OFFICE ’ ~,~.,~ " -", Features: B UIDING SPACE ,.. ". . . . - ; . JUST LISTED HILTONIA-- AVAILABLE609-443¯ 1150 "We nave ...... copies ol ’Treterreo’Pl~nna¢~m~ ~tnnn an~d . ~l on es" magazinesfrom aluminumCotentai .....wltn Walb io- Wallcarpeting over 0F~CI~SPACE FOR RENT- ,t: ties a!!d_t_o~_s,ae.¢foss .!he flagstonefoyer 30x15’living 252NassauSt. Call .924-6779,llaLlUll , ~IlU...... q~illl arrange |ur yuu roomwith ¯ marble fireplace, ¯ concretein 2ndfloor apts. or 921-7444. to ge~. arty atom.renal m- 2~/abaths, exceptional kitchen All utilitiesexcept Elqctrie Ior matioo you reqmre. . with center island, dining OFFICESPACEavaIIabte--5 TWO STORY WITllroom Family .. .’room .....with stone Individuallycontrolled heat rooms.Off street parking,’.ALUMINUM SIDING: Believe ¯ ~lere~la~eiranoanld~igge ll~s, MUCItMORE THAN MEETS THE EYE is this spacious ranch on a 2 air conditioners center of Rightstown. Call 609- it or not this cute house has ...... g.,~ .1~t., 440-OOOO.- After 5pro6011-448. ¯ mght rooms ’ - a ¯ hvmg¯ room. q oeerooms. . neautuul~ .... Ianu- woodedacre in WestWindsor with 4 bedrooms,a beautiful country Privateentrances 6654. ’ ¯dining room, sun room: seapmganaluuoosemem. kitchenwith a fireplace, comfortableliving room,dining room and plenty beautifulmodern kitchen, and ~.as,900 of wall to wall carpeting. This homeis thc ultlmate.in modernliving. ¯Walk-inclosets WARRENPLA~ur~,v" four bedrooms One of the -...... , ... "_. Individualbalconies ARE YOU TIRED OF ...... secondfloor bedrooms’ ¯tsver nm’xurtx.--weare Prouuto Otheroutstanding fcatures are a recreation roomwith a fircplaee, wct RENTING-- (and rent in- EASTWINDSOR targ¯ ~ ...... ~,.o s’.~ha~ t ...... ~’ . ,offer . for. purchase the bar, a completeroom (20x36) added to tlm backof the houseoverlooking Storageroomwlthin apt. creases)and would ?. like to own STORESP AC E FORRENT v~-...t,.ot,.~, ~th~...ho.t .....r, ..... m’n ~, ’BenjammJohnson" house the in-groundswimming pool, and2 car garage.Just listed andready to your ownhome Buythese trent- " Taxes-Ut:-"t awnings,aluminum ’ ""-~’"’siding, listed in the Lawrence Laundry Rooms four attached houses (ex- ...... HistoricalSociety Register. bc see by appointment...... $135,000. [] cellent financingavailable) . _. ~mU,~¯ uwu.~ t~ao.) : aitdastoragesned. $42,5osConstructedin approx¯1880 n Superintendenton site ¯ rent outthreeof themand Ive , ’ loo0S{1It $350 $115 $1OO withearlier efforts datingto I in the fourth for practically"2-ut~sq, ’-t’l. $750 $~0- .... ~n~ withtwofireplaecstokeepyouEASTWINDSOR RANCIIER: 11130.This 3 story, 12+room 1 nothing¯Oo not missthe’rare ¯ ¯ houseis situatedon1/2 acre :’ ,~ ...... ,~,: ’ !:~i ¯ ’ ¯ ¯ la opportunityto live for a E xtshnl~ 20 store shopping¯ warmwinter and cozy months.during Living the room,cold’ and includes a woodpegged Open Mon.-Fri. [] minimalamountandtobuildaP.=azanas s p.ace avananle carriage house, barn and retirement incomeas these Fullyair conditioned,acoustic ’ diningroom, kitchen, family peggedcorn crib. First floor 12:00-5:00 p.m. - ~.~. rr ,~ ceihng recessed lighting, room,3bedroomsand2bat~, _ ,, ,+++ noUseov=:, rh ...... ~ .... - ’ Extrasinclude wall to wall offersfoyer, 10’ ceilingswith 9’ - ,,.,~ ",,, ~>~.<.’< ; ; Sat. 10-2 p.m. 14=/z- 16-161~Leigh Ave excellentloeah ’on on Rt #130, earpet, washeraed dryer, and doors, musicroom,sunroom, 3 IR[ D+ p~in~-to- ’N,~W.Ipv~r,~’ l/4 milcsouth of the Princeton other rooms, powderrooms 609-448-4801 ~i’~r~,. "b.oV-~or.r~--7.-~n- HightstownRd. 2 yearlease a beautifulinground pool for and coveredporch. Second sul~tan~’ "1;~O"~l~ox ~ I’138" Cal1009443-4427weekdays for summerfunandrelaxation, ;,/,.?, .. ’ .,:.::: Princct~n,N’J (]~40. ’ appointment¯. $64,500Franklinfloorhas9’stove,ceilingstdimngdenroom,With kitchenlaundry 2 otherlarge OFF~N’I’ COUNTRYPROPERTY: rooms,lt&baths. 3rd floor has Dlrectlona: FromPrinceton: Princeton.Hight*town Rd., turn -- 800sq. ft. Rt. 130& Prin- Five + acres with two 8’ ceilings with 2 other right onOld Trenton Rd., ’/, mile turnleft andfollow tlgnl. OFFICES-- retail and/or ceton Road Carduners dwellings, one a two story residential 2 story concrete ShoppingCenter Call 009-440-home and ene incomplete bedroomsand bath. Other. ¯ building,1 blockfrom Prin- ’ ranch style home.Property features: handhewn beams, eetonHos’pital,zoning permits 0574’ ", can be sub-divided.520 ft. picket fence, basement, .3rd floor.addition.0000 sq.ft. _ frontageon N.J. Rt. 539.Good several closed fireplaces, per floor. On-site parkmg APAR’I’MENTS-- 24 units in potenhalforeommercialsite,balcony and garage. Most available. Recentvariance Treatoo,$160,000gross about . $49,900impressive residence with ’permittedofficeconversion for $47,000.For offermg r sheet caU character, quality, and adjacentproperty. For sale el; 201-329-6309. 2 STORYIN EASTWIND- charm.Excellent professional will renovateto suit for long ’ SORt7 roomsand 2 baths, 2 location. $159,000 THEPROUD OWNER of Ilils outstandingOeorglan Brick hnmehas term tenant. P.O. Box1138, -- car garage. City water and , meticulouslyrestored and dccoraed this houseto perfeetlon.There are Princeton,NJ or 009.924-0746.COMMERCIALPROPERTY aluminum sewer.siding, Extras all carpets,include five spaclousbcdrooms,’2 ½halhs, Hying room wlth fireplace, adjoining COUNTRY ¯ --approvedtobuild8storesinrefrigerator, curtains and sunruomand side porch, unusnally large diningroom und hrlght modern ,. CLASSICSOFFICESPACE:Hightstown. MercervilleNJ. Needpart- shades. Excellentbusiness eat..in kitchenlMature shrubs and shade trees, and a twoear garage. Approximately560sq. ft. with our’ Call ~-586-3611 ¯ location. $49,500 Onlyminhtcs from Princeton, hi LawrenceTo;,vnshlp ! $117;500. utilities furnished.$300.00 per SALTBOX,LRwith fireplace, DR,family room,den, Ko .IIlGIITST’0WN: . Cozy foyer, powderroom, 3 bedrooms,2 baths, 2 car garage. month. $72,800 3 ROOMAI’ARTMENT: 3rd Real ,Estate street.°ungal°WLivingl°catedroom,°nneaddiningend floor. Livingroom,kitchen, 1 ~ room, 2 bedrooms, bath COLONIAL.Ln, DR,far6ily roomwith firdplace, K, bedroom and bath. No Wanted kitchen, full basementan~ PRINCETON-- Split level foyer, laoodry, powderroom, master bedroomwith witha differencenr Carnegie childrenor pets. $175.OOper ~ . attic.Allwiring,plumbing and Lk.4 BRs,2 offices,3~/~ bibs. dressing roomand bath. 3addaionalbediooms and monthw/heat, ...... heatingonly 0 yrs. old. Gashot OrigIvr3RRs ~ ~ fail bths. anotherbeth. 2 ear garage. : PROFEss’fbNULCouple nit heat.fmmediate oe- $39,500Neweraddn Mastcr Suite BR, $74.500 LEONAIIDVAN IIISE seeks3 BRhouse; Price range cupancy bth, tudy& dressing rm. Lge AGENCY low.mid40’s. Call 201-548-9297 LRw/fpl &dng area, kitchen "...... COLONIAL.LR, DR, family roomwith fireplace, K, 609448-4250 after 7 p.m. INCOMEPROPERTY: 10 w/manycabinets & stejp.down dinette, sewingroom, laundry, foyer, powderroom. roomhouse w/2 apartments, dng rm w/windows Masterbedroom with dressing roomand bath, 3 ad- 1st floor apartmenthas foyer overlookinginground htd pool ditional bedroomsand another bath. 2 car garage. EAST W~NDSO ’ living room, 2 bedrooms, R kitchen and bath 2nd floor &w/enclpat[oareainclgaslight $74,900 OFFICESPACE FOR ,iLana For-’:~aleapartmenthas livingr room,4 grill. Lge office and , RENT ~ bedrooms,kitchen and bath. separate faro rm w/powder COLONIAL.LR, DR,family roomwith fireplace, K, WARRENPLAZA WEST Houseis situated in com- rm& outside entr. Bsmt,2-ear foyer, powderroom. Masterbedroom with two large Rt. 130&DutehneckRoadELMRIDGE ROAD -10 aeres mercialzoneonRoute33, garage, central AC. Lge closets andbath. 3 addaionalbedrooms and another 2roomsuite $240/moborderingThe StonyBrook, $39,OO0landscapedlot w/evergreens, ATFENTIONCOMMUTERS! Wehave jnst listed a fantastic colonial bath.2 car garage. 4roomsuite ¯ $450/moapprovedpete 1 location. shrbs dogwood&fruit trees. $75,800. (0ffieefurnitureavailahle)Beautiful area with great’ OFFICEBUILDING + Estabnbrhoodnrschools,Call at the cndof a cul dc sac andin thc woods.With 5 nr 6 bcdroomsand 4 Attractiveprestigiousbuilding potential. $55,0OO.Terms. 609- APARTMENTS:Loegtednear 000-024-0721after 0 pm completebaths, this cedar shakm]home fcatltres 3,500 sqaarefeet of Win.B. NayCo., Inc. with ampleparking in cx- 924-1174or yourbroker, downtownHightstown. is a $129,900. gcncrunsliving space.There is a spaclmisfoyer, a hugecountry kitchcn, eellent location. Paneled beautiful house whichhas I, ICENSEI)ILEAL ESTATE BROKER walls, carpeting acoustic; diningroom and living roomall withwall to wall carpetiug{most of it ceilingcentral air 1 or 2 year beenconverted to offices and , brandnew! }. Also, a hill basement,central air and a 9 car attached Atthe Blinker teasewith option. Call 509-440- ~r,n~ ntVlt.DINGLOT- 250 two apartments..Thereis a Sorgeonllvllle,N.J, 08557 609.g97-1987 4427. . ¯ . rl ...... h.nntn~awnnrl~d n~v. nice foyer and six large rooms TWlNRIVERS -- QUADIll, garage,Call todayto see our newcstWest Windsor ]istlng at.,. $129,900, ;,~toi;,~’~]~cd:~-2],’~ob"~. all on the first floor. Theolder EXCELLENTLOCATION, 3 .~"~,~- °° ’ " ’ ’ sectionhas naturalwood trim bdrm, 2%bath townhse I ’7"4~’.~J.~ff~T,~’.~c’~.~:,l’t ~.~.."~~, ,~,’..~ r.~.~’~.,¯ ~ : ,..,.:ff...~..~., .... PRESTIGIOUS¯ professional andhardwood floors. Callfor blonkfrom pool, 2 blocksfrom ~:,/;~:~Ap-:~- ~, ,.’ ~ ,’b..’~"~g,p.~b~.k’,i~d~l officebuilding near Exit 0A of -- further Information and hus, a/e npgradcdappliances .,~,~l[~~~~, the NewJersey Turnpike, ¯ " arrangefor a privateshowing &earpoling lilcd enlrance ~’~,ll’:::~~~ adjacent Forsgatc CountryRtdgeEXCLUSIVEPark, Ph LOTS-acres,. In $30,000 Elm $1oo,0oo’ hallwqy,panclcd hall &don, ..: ~.~ Clun and Rossmoor,Clear- stm.ms & screens, brook Retirement Com- &#r~l~r~ce~°:ug~!Ig~0~,~~’ CONDOMINIUMS:First and professionall.yfinished patio HILTON munities,Location and office ~gnn ’ " " second,floor condos.All in- copperwirmg, humidifier, I1F, AI.TYcO, of PRINCETON,INC. spaceparticularly suited for ..... elude wall td wall carpeting, athe fan smnknalarms, gas medical, darnel or legal el- . _~__ e,L°wrange, refrigerators, dish- grill, manyextras. SUPER rices. $85,000,Principals only, ~.~..,SV.[.h^Y’_^W.OUU~..I?wushor, washer & dryer BUV!Assum.7~’%nttg BUII.UII~Li LUT~ - Wlln comae, central air cond $40’s. 609.443-4390. StcpaanSiegel, 2ol-521-1112,mature growth, An ex- Condomn um owners arc ceptionnloffer ofprlvatoand" ont ted to use of poes, terms OFFICESPACE FOR RENT ¯ sccludedwoodlandln a choice courts, and communityrooms, ’I’WtNRIVERS - Get your And[rein East Whldsoris thls dellghthll four bedrnom,2~ bath Rte -’06, across fromMen. area nf executivehomes In IhoPr ces from $24,900Money’s wnrth..A lot dlffp~r.ent Colonhdona veryapcchtl lot featuring talltrees and plcuty ofshade. tgomcr$Shopping Center. 1000 v e nty of Davd’s Laneon than mosttownnousos is uns 3 Thcre’a a familyronm thut u(ljolns thnkhchcn, IMng room with fireplace sq, fL to 4000sq. ft, spaceSourland Mountain In COUNTRYFARMIIOUSEI 10 BR 21/., bath. Loaded with avnilablo,New building. 201. lllllsborough Townsidp,3,75 roomfarmhous.e w.l!h .4+ extras plus. unbelievable andbullt-ln bookcuses, hardwnml floors and rnady for your hlspect[nn,.. 359-5037, acres, $24,5001 3 acres, bedroomsin wasnmgtondecorator teuenes througnnut ...... $74,500. $20,090.3 acres, $23,000;10 Township,4 ear garage,1~,~- 2 that mustbo seen, Assumable acrcs witnslream,’ ~3,900,ucro ot, $00,ooo¯ 7*/~% Mtg, Low $,10’s, 609-446- SECONDFLOOR CONDO, 2 hedroonts, 2 baths plus uppllanccs, i PRINCETO’NCOMMERCIAL Also,0 acres, $24,000,,Eastx 0.030after 7 pm&weekends, BLDG¯I blockfrom Naseau Amwell, Mounlaln Rd. Please ~ BESTBUY ht AVONVILLAOE ...... $27,500,I call 201-722.0020 EISEN-~ TWINRIVERS ¯ OPEN $10,50sq ft rclull or offices, IIOWER GALLERY OF AlsoIlamlltnn Twp, Call 009. IIOMES. ~i~ ROUSE, 729 Twin Rivers Dr, FOUROR FIVE BEDROOMCOLONIAL IN 005.6920,OVCS, 440.5107, MlJf~l~’311~JJIJ~,~_-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-~lNSat, & SUe, 11 to 0 pro,31/~ JOHN T EASTWINDSOR -- Tastefully decorated, ___.,o+ +_u+++.q_IENDEo+I O exceptionallywell maintained,Just move Inl OFFICESPACE FOR RENT I0 + WOODED ACRES- on ~_.~la~ by owuor, Priced for quick I[] I N ’iNC Locatedon a ½ acrelot whichig convenient --cenh’al Nassau St. Small or moungins do near Bear ~L~l[,’~d~l~ gale at $35,0OO, Assure. Mtg or I [] II I low rant, Mat ninin Bridge, 0no hour 20 ~ FlIA/VA Inc uded 2 BR P,~ ¯ I to schools,shopping and train, Anunusually tl s¢vices fine home, 609-024-2040,Contraminutes Station, by Garriaon,train to qrand ~ mtl, rock fin,garden/patio bsmt,s/s C/a. humdfr, somlll& I [] I II $72,500, N,Y,owaSchool Savora,District saootae.,,rBcautlfal 160STOCKTONST, 7=+&w=smanyextras,,009.443.5219 after ] []I I THEWINDSORS OFFICE MODEIINS’I’ORE IPOR residentialbuildings sltca, IIIII Soonto openon Prlncoton,HlghtatownRd,, RENT¯ or for officeUSC, Good $50,000,~pl~ Box #01004, ¢.~).~.4s0o lace el, Many10 Call for 609.44~.4250 rwi~2,~,lili SomerlllCounty I !}4NassallStrl el’ ¯ tJ21,6060 appolnlmcnt201.720.0331, ’ Prlncotenracact .... thalh twhnso,ond.tinlt, 5,ap.iii I MercerCounty , H’unt*rdonCoun~ St+eOar Other Ads, ...... ARcrlloar s&S ...... I vCalit...... + p lanCss,no.wax floor primoI1 1 / MultipleLhlln0 5*rvlc* MultipleLllllng Servlc* MultipleLlltln0 $*rvlca r/I It 0+ COMMERCIALACRES -- Richard Vanlllso 440,0042lOeallon,Principals only, t109. fii/ A, ){~ Ere100, EastWindsor, very ErnestTt, irp 440.2151 Prlnc*lonReolE*let*Gtoup NEWIIOPE -- Rent nowand reasonable,201.230.0054 JcanEscll 440,1170 got randy[,or. tho teudst anyllmn, s ooso Exe.oitontoppor.lu.nhy. :.... =usma~ Business lot imaginative0, original ~ jg~’ MINED.USE0fficcs IIUILDiNfl 81erosapts iipprux, i morchantlloo,201.239.0014, "’ 10,000aqtlaro !.eS, t, 2 8i0,!’y I i:,; Properties---" Properties Estate nlliBOlirYaf nallqlllg Wlili " ’ ’ __ I ’LAWRENCEVIhhEaff 0o Real 2 lIDltMCONDOMINIUM- Imsglh!nty, °i’°~lhlg,gil" ’ ’ 8paco..,cmllrallyIoonledon JessIhaa I Yr,hid, 2’, baihsdlll°al I sinri°8nnSh°, paraallt ’lqll~lC~’l’0N¯ 700,0 sq, fl, of CRANBUIIYOFFICE SPACE I,’ranKanCornoP lloaa noar inlgo Igni i . r t ex ra Ig, liViilhnlle :) ’hiccloli’S ntnst CustomBuilt Retire200, lloaaonablo prlco, tiilleloil faitlily’it,, 2 iaI 1 ’illl[dly. iipproelalhlgi)ol Ih. rlnoaff cnspiceitlOxLol]oat ,’0 { IIENT-- Newly ,I’WlN~IDFo~ ig,Sale itiirlhilly ! [eic,od. t ,v.i!’.(, unrnoaali’OCOlil viirianoo Homes Io¢I a n nile1ihorol)glul i’o tloeoi’alcd2rooms, approx, 40o itarnilllednfflca.iiso for iid. ,t’ Ilroellycross from P!’incnl I sq fl Willl/Waucarliott.w,a.ll = F 3 liodraaltl, feiloodyard IiII, & Ii ill ilea 1 l’lillly Jaotnll praparly, LEIGII ’"~ll’l ’l III I oillalo oc. t/r COlidltloaor,avaiitinlo 2600.SQ,I, T, A~AILABLE.,fo~ laces sli’oanl &farnL Ilga,o liilpOrodw/w ea’lol, g s ai ,f,oapalgy nllmltoduu’khlg, March 1, Call 009,050.0700for alOrlligm!loli[l|ci’y or acan[!lqltlciqg. pi’ofe,gianqliy,air, eonirili ’, 201,i~0.0570~,VE,NUEPAI1K APAIIT. Wm.Buccl Bulldu, Inc. [FYClill009.02,1.0700 fir ~01.C22. eppolnlmmlt, atnrago tn Rhigoos, Up iiillllllaa nagalllpli. eonlralIlnylhno, MENIS,INC, 000.~2,1.070,i, ll0M, Ileavlllo ¯ RlngoagRonli. vacuilra,001ilral ii|r slarnt OnllliorI!lanth!lig &wlrhlg, $100/nlo,201.702.5072, wlnilawahi mhlf or oleo. ’ WIN-"i/~~l’ill’ ForInformatlon, PI(IMI~ I1USINESS Irait a air parl[10r,pgriidod TOWNI OUSI,~ - V Ihign II, ,’wt ,e, Oili It, 2~,t~hallill~ ~t,,, ’ ’ I,OCATION. UOi’lior , \ ,allpllaliceg& oarllonng,.l#ii~ Nol,viillg, Pa kllcllan call ’^’d,} (INCErON1 -Off easp 0o professionalbulhllng, fh’al PlII~ICI~ ran ¯ offlt~o8tuica uarl!,.Oeilgallle,lali, lil!ao!!oi t I !g a ’olb .llVIllgt rmnn,Manynxu’ii8 niol,, e/ih 0#tl, ,,i valhd)lon co t’n hmfitos8(la a)~020uq, It, 3 year!oaAo, nvalhiblaIn cnnh’alIhlglaosa llilllllyraqnt.!nui,~orililtlOlilOil, firop! 0o, 2 lUlrlns,llO.li, ili,li lainlkllflor alle faihliaila, ,h [llslrlql 130Ht ,fi, Iii fi00 sq,[I, alltl tionnl apace avalioalo, Ilali’lo!1.311 sq, [I, Io1100 o{I, ft, 01n’Anoo IlU walkIO Prow hat[la W.]W i~iirpollllg, nrapoa.lcotill, oartalOll 5 pplii l~]J t (~09)~14.0~0e = ’~,,I;hllnlllnlllOlO ncotlpllnoy, 6(~), (nor n & Podorsoll~ 1110, 201. nllltO(llalOoooilpflllOy, 009,021, 80hosl,IIcst offor, 800.443.8000 Oliil ninaol $110,000, Callilfior a eontlIIo ~,009., 43.,1102 IlliOl’ qaU’~l’Ll09 61111.1000, 3002, ovoahlgit, pill,1111.11111,1111711, 71110p,ili, &wkoiills, ....

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i I HOMES :FOR LIVING SHADEDRANCH: Many large trees surroundthis excellent ranch IMMACULATECONDOr Supe’r 2 bedroom,2 full bath, main- homein a 70x 212lot In EastWindsor. Featuring 21’ living teem, tenancefree first floor condominiumis desirable lake condo large oat-in kitchen, panelledden, 3 amplebedrooms, ceramic location. Modernkitchen, large foyer, lovely’living/dining com- beth, enclosedporch, deck and much more. Priced right at blnation,slete patio, centralair, all epplieneesand more $2S,S00. $39,900. PEDDLESCHOOL AREA: Desirable rancher Which features living CHARMING2 STORY: Excellent older 2 story homeWith warmth roomw/picture window,dining roomw/comer cupboards, VALUEPLUS= Qula~t QuadII location, 3 Ioedroome,1 ½baths, andcharm. Foyer, living roomwith brick fireplace,formal dining, modernkitchen, finished basement,all appliances,aeIler will moderneat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms,ceramic bath, full basement, kitchen, laundry, 2 bedroomsand bath. 3rd bedroomand ½ port/cfpate in closing costs, ca0 now. $3S,SOO. bath located on secondfloor. Manyextras included¯ Im- aluminumslding, 2 car garage,hot water baseboardheat and mediateoccupancy...... $SS,800. more. $43,000; SeSlnnlnat|69 Iv*floe Plat:. Ouod lU COLONIALFARMHOUSE: Situated on 1½ acres bordering e Foll=willnl.s Townhoule|,single totally streamand towering with majesticold mapletrees this older home’ home|,condomlMums, ilarena at featuresexposed beem ceilings, widepine floor boards,spacious ’ $24,900.Moll modelsaad tlnantlo living roomwith fireplace,large formel dining room, eat-in kitchen i ’ I ¯ avollableato quolltl~burlrl. Giber lounclvollable upon requesh with screenedporch andpatio adjoining. Threebedrooms and bathcomplete the living areaof this cozy,comfortable center hell, SUNDAY homewith all of yeller yearscharm, SS2,SOO, TwinRivers. I-S P.M. J SPARKLINGSPLIT: Mature, well landscapedhalf acre ehe in desirableEast Windsor frames this Idealsplit level. Cordialfoyer, ¯ QUALITYTOWNHOUSE= Recently repainted interior andin move- picture windowedIMng room, dining, modernkitchen, 4 cheerful in condition. ExcellentQuad IV Townhousewith large living, bedrooms,panelled family room,1 ½baths, basement,garage ¯ BEAUTIFULTREES: Lovely half acre woodedlot formal dining, combinationkitchen fem[ly room, 3 large andcarpeting. Reasonableat ~7,SOO. framesthis exceptionalcolonial-split level homeon a bedrooms,2 ½ baths, full basement,ell applianeea,carpeting and INDOORPOOL111 Yes, a completelyenclosed, heatedinground quiet sneerin EastWindsor. In superiorcondition more. $,18,900. andtastefully decoratedthis 7 year old homeoffers BUSINESSLOCATION IN EASTWINDSOR: Located on RI. 130 p0olend fireplace for yourwinter parties is just off yourspacious spacious foyer, picture windowedliving room, with 200ft, of frontage.Ranch house in excellent condition RANCHTOWNHOUSE= Excellent onelevel patio ranchtawnhouse panelledfamily room.This lovely colonialhome is situatedon 100" formal dining, handsomeeat-in kitchen, panelled consisting of four rooms,bath, finished rec. teemin modernkltchen, x 200site in EastWindsor and includes wide foyer, living room, family room, 4 large bedrooms, 2½ baths, 3 bedrooms,2 full baths,huge full basementwith den,central air, formal dining, modernkitchen, 4 bedrooms,1 ½baths, laundry basement,2 ear garage,26’ deck, central air, basement,fireplace, breezewayend a 2 car garage...$75,000. room,full basement,garage and other extras. Carl now$S%?OO, :arpeting, self cleaningoven and more. Happiness for $3%?00. carpetingand more. Going fas at $74,900. t;OLONIAf CLASS;Top 2 story colonial homein the desirabla t Hickory Acressection of EastWindsor. Gracloue foyer, lovely living room,format dining, handsomeeat-in kitchen, 22’ family See These nl room,4 bedrooms,2 ½"baths,full basementand two car garage. "HO.MESFoR LIVING" egEAttOR¯ Call newer , S64,900.’ QUALITYSPLIT: Lovely split level homeon a half acresite in East ~i ...... Windsorwith roomto spare,Gracious foyer, "beamedceiling living MLS roomwith brick fireplace, formeldining, eat-in kitchen, family roomwith brick fireplace plus separateTV room and separate studyand 5, yes 5 bedrooms,2 ½baths, basement,2 car garage end muchmore¯ $6%900. COUNTRYRANCH ON 3/4 ACRE:Situated on a knoll overlooking the countryside is this pretty rancher in ¯ WashingtonTownship. Some outstanding features of the eight roomhouse include carpeting throughout, large country kitchenw/knotty pine cabinets and new self cleaningrange, a 45x13½ clula roomin basementwith bar andfull bath,panelled breezewayw/double insuleted glass windows and an attic fan. Twocar garageand above ground pool ...... $69,900,

!1 So,thiainSt.,Btghtstow,,N.J.!11 I!" hJ ( ll wr xK RANCHER=Ld,at, cl’ onaha,f acreiotin:Eae’t !1 sT, SP/¢IOUS dining |! : ,.Wesley,,,;* : I Windsor,this pretty .... h h ..... frets living ..... J.W.^,~he, II area, kitchen, family room,utility room, two bedroomsand ~i~ ~’~ ; ,~I~’~, I II "~u..- ~ twofull baths. Thereis a bthe twocer garage, Thehouse...... llo.r~:O-SDa0y ¯ A~Mower~ 39S-t0~t ~ ~1~’ |111 ~ STREET" PRINCETON, ik EW JERSEY 08540 we,,,.,woo.,,.,ou.,oo ,o,,,ado,a,...... v.,°ll ~6(~9-921-1050 largerooms and plenty of closetspace. There is a terraceand a !!11 beautiMyard ...... $59,500. I! LAND SALE Illl THREE F~MILY INVESTMENT HANDYMANSPECIAL- Ten acres and a smell ¯ LEONARDVAN HISE AGENCY PROPER.’I’Y.Consists of a twofamily house, and ranchthat needswork located in MonroeTwp. r ,- " MEMBERMULTIPLELISTINGSERVICE " *" r~ a three bedroomhouse, Aluminumsided with a Sandysell maybe posslblenttrsery. $60,000. Office:609-448-4250 recentroof. Needs little ff any work.Passed state REALTOR 160Stockton St. Hlghtstown,N.J. muhi-familyinspection. Call on this one, HORSEFARM - 91 acr~a of land, eight stall barn $59,000. with roomfor more,and a five roomhouse. Also inchdedare three fencedin paddocks,i After Itour~ ~ SundayCaU: 44- ACRES1N MONROETWP Ownerwill sell RichardVan llhe .k~.SIH2 r $3,800.per ErnestTurp 4.1~1.2151 all or part. Mostlyclear laed, $4,400per ]canE,oh ,H&1178 175 ACRESIN NEWHANOVER TWP. Mostly 291 ACRESNEAR NEW EGYPT. Formerly a cleared land and will makea nice farm. No i~ cranberry farm. Manyontbuildings ieeluded end buildingsonland. $2,500.per Real Estate Real Estate pricedresell $~ao0per : For Sale For Sale 60 ACRES IN UI’PER FREEHOLDTWpWhh Yt ACRELOT.~WashingtonTwp.$12,000. ’ u sntoll creekin tbo ntlddlo. Greatpotential for $3’300’perWehavomany°therllstingsavailable’Pfeasecau on primelot. Finishedbsomnt eupancy deal location, A ()SACIU’~SINUPI~I’~RFREEIiOLDTWP’I30 useither at homeo; workas toeare eager to help with office. Central air, snperb ranch with all the l youlnyoursenrc.h/ortherighthome. GRIGGsTOWN upgradedappliances, no.wax luxury extras. 4 BR19’ family acres clear. Fornterlya dairy farm, Ownerwants IiTwINRIVeRskl.tchen TwNHSE floor- IIILhsBOROUGII thermopane’’tOwN"roam, small’ntrsery’Beautifullydecorated flreploeo, ~0’ LR,for- endunit SIIIP tosell,- immeldatcoe- Asking$2,500,per :: windows,Close to schools,roe ntal diningroom 3 baths, new " Completelyredecorated Cape Cod with a pastoralview, Panelled hall, MOVINGOUT OF THE AREA USE OUR TOLL FREE RELOCAT ON NOMBER ~800.525.8920 g 440-3720, basontct, puveddriveway 2. . ’ ampleliving roomwhich mey be usedas a diningcombination, modern !i ’ areasTWIN andRIVERS hus,- Mld40’s.3 bedroom609-w/w eat’ carpeting,gargge. For delails c/u, fallcall cheerfullydecorated kitchen with dining area, enclosed heated porch, a ! 201-350-6150,Principals only, playroom,den or bedroomand a full bathon thefirst floor. Upstairsgre3¯i Townteuse.2,~baths Qu.d Real Estate Real Estate Real Estate Real Estate bedrooms,2bathsandlargeclosets. $79,500. :: ii;: III P’ofessonally finished PENNINGTON:OPEN : basementpatio upl~radod IIOUSEBY OWNERS-- 0 For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale app aneos central air Ih,ooksklo Ave, Feb 5th, 12-5, ’ , md f or, gas gr , recessed 975 re orated charmipg 7 rm ...... : ghtlnglnf m, rm,phlsmauyI% ,I)atlt, uhlm, sided TWINRIVERS -- 3 BR LA~.V..R~NCBV,ILL~fraBmYo WASIIINGToNTWP ARE YOUTIRED OF ~~~~~~~--=----==’= = ;. otherox res 609-44,1-5890 owo so w lit 16,50 sq,lt. Iwuhse,2", baths QuadIll, Ow~Rt,~trttrl~t~_,~.... ,. livingurea, Entry i)uJl ~vitl] fullydecorated hit Inel, now~’~X’Y, ,’.?qk .~-~=.u,~.~:A_u~ .~ 4 BEDROOMCOLONIAL -- RENTING-- (and rent in. ¯ )l’quot flooringend stamea uufencedcornorlotwlthtfx02 crolses and would llko to ownReal Estate Real Estate Real Estate! gl SEWdow Living&dining oatt, ascrlhmdfr ,title fanwououu ~ ...... in.groundpg,ol,Panolledllv!nl ~ourown homo? Buy these ...... Bbut.,oxtFa.s:"u’p;~t,~liii dotlre’t~;’~l"tn/d’lkin~ipl, ’,’,,o:’,ne,pat,o’, &totlO~htn;~.;!~dlKnoll, L’13’,all,Elegantentraneofo:~er, on.in m,~e.rn&t formelIDR rm whneoeutJful brick 1our~ etteehgd housestoy For For Sale .a*¢~~r~.qquc~ uu.~=un~,bhWYB)t,~ u",t’9~92 a t For Sale Sale rmSlerB,w/pgwdecgrato.enrpothtgceilings, a/c, fireplace, formaldining room, renteellent out tlfinancing rcc of (hem,available) and live : Bgeut.ualcome an~ Ol tl~,gg, ~ NowoiL.In kit w/dhhwnEherI1‘1’10~0 ’ k c on cterrywooocaulnolBmodernkitchen with now In.!l)oUADIV’:I fourth for,prectlcelly SI VENIGO IIO SE C ’ WN IIV~tS-Q : flre p,mocs~..¢orner,.Iots el laundryv ureu,, SIId!ng ,gloss ’ " nO dhhwaohor,ele,) PenolledFR ,ange& bt lit-In dishwashernott ng. DePotmISB tllg rgrg ¢ 1 M U..-- et I~edroem1!~ynnouso, ~,,, .,olledhoullet , a, lI~’tINflEInN ..... ~ ...... ^nnnw~--.~ n grKin ~ltugtou DOtWOBndog Io foneott vnv’o W;I)V"O ...... w/flroplnoo& french dgorp 2!abgths.laundry room, full op,porl-qnlty to live ,for, a bevet t asa ,I o,, mtreom ; P o ...... pgl o W roe eltt’t:, hesgntonl .... lending8lu boeutlhdlyIgpo. partiallyfinIshedbgsomoa!t = tts vu os & ingr- a ...... ~ acregt. Attae...... ~dt,,,.ear ¯ ’~ ilgetgT~denth!t II ghtstwar CIIAMIII II~ltUll(, n glmelomouuteadtoeulloe s gofanleonog)grlmonladtoltlt lyres dollog, (r]lvoo mnshltloullyeet uar’~nhgdr°gm9 raped,tor.I brio~venoer ~,,n,~,= NJ Wolltravoled :5 pont ,, .’ o,’ w.u to ,,, ’~’ soal~.dgromuh,,11argoBRg&ear ggrngo&eonoroto patio, ’o remogt IReomono lhgBo ulhorloeovoroxpogsoB Alan .... ’ routeto NJ TurnpkeCe e..on’ngt=." ~ ...... ( unu.~Y , og’1~ .." ,, 11 ]amorouB bethroom up. ~Kol]llen/ ooRdltlon,$00,900, hglh, N .w x kllohol fool’ ~1n...... t~rnnmv...... Invrmnulnn,,nnm~...... 609.090.0920days&009.440.5107w ’k ~ruug o $5,,000 S’ OLINION- GgedNgiah. BlearsA do’,yRatarapowder hugsogpuythomsolv.o,soff,14.levosInloal Iho-!wu ntar!, u’gfoBsl~ne_l,l,Y.._f!~!).s.n°.(I&l!llgh.Olb P~t{stel" ,wg]la, ’ eyenlpgg, ’ Ingrlor 1,us: be BBOtIt)hn horhg()d, Lgrgoshtglo, flngold .... ’.fllndPvh ...... t~ta .,.=.,o.,,,/= Lo,8, ve,men,s ,,oagt br, lg e,lOl,,,i wottthvurk, big rnums,gogd .’~’~.’"J,;’,~t;/ nl’dnl"tT"n’l:"n’t’n~n"~a Pr neoton. New JorBoy, re el negmo lu nlnku’ g ,ins.hie.n,, ,,eraweol,,,our,uu,,t.,n g; approeklled 009.737.23,1,1 ltflor eonl ’l! ulr- ....8, oond t vag rln Fg i: cendllioa,SUaltgrohgergao,‘1,’2,L’,~’;,=;,,,;;,’, ~;i~,’ii,’l=",;.7.’~t’i~,~, DIDONATOWRITE:Rgal Estelo Con.roaBgngl) el pruftl, In(orlgr sformB~ sc Boas nunnaulcr hgsenento ...... will mnr;’,%oe m#, ,. ; .... ---- 71ml ur wknds hedromns...... & hgth,...... Jugt ,,,,..~ .....: ...... ,..o ,..,.a,,a, REallors 11t.1144 gultgnt, P,O, Bux t1‘10, ~ogsolseoxeollonlegnd I 01 ggs IgrbcqnoI utgradou & wood"-gnoled -gnoruom Princeton,NJ 005,10, -- : I[ILLSBOIiOUGII TWP ...... ’eL eel Io $2, 000Cgmo s0o C/A,huml’dlflor, StS ore, ox or or soots wa’ Carrot[ egt,egrpotht N,~’,.I.)!Ls& newly palnlixllIllt eornm’,Iii & w t o t’~tg ’ ,~-o hgck ’ bdrlqs, 2 E ury. eolun[ul homo ..... ca, ~ rJit,tlesl~le~lu Excellent= sohouls &a [ioau11fu ntgrl~ngofl $~70~() , nskhn~ nm’ch& ~"oa’"br~;~torreoe, ¯ : Onlot,ile/OYBoeutlfullgRttSOeltetbrlok I pgle’eoCRANBUbedroo 11ColonlaJ,v’Y MANUILIt,~ mils,-- 42 vv, o, DVnB,aI~IV irloo In low,IOS will Ro¢on. $30,000,(10U’~H‘1";Pel , Largefruit &ghg(o trees, qt silly htl nto,,A seporb buy at I~’ TWINRIVP~RS Town. dnry! neeol14 eve )ublo ____ lhlOk:/g’t g fenced& lies ’ 609883.1900 $70000, Principals ogly, 000. TWINRI~/~RSTOWNIIOUS -- !17’x21’)In,greal)d pool ,wl,th eltr gorE@w/w ¢e’llOt)Rg REALTOR 111120020 ¯ - a hedroomgp!uadon, or ,1rd Bhollso,uRd unit a bdrms,at/= IIgtlso is 111No, 200 June SI, , lu’lvol hedgefur Itrlvgo~, ionoe,w!3v et)rpot, cemrla r u, uag OUt 0olnrlll air nn., Eve=,lt wkendt, 609,,506,4341’ ’ bedrBemul~lelra with U/= belLE, o/g, S/B, W/Wcarpet Prln¢olen lownshlp; for qt, YN,EItMU.S_’I.’.S~JJ~,--:Iyr, Askhlgproe$09000,Porapp.t, unl.quourolngoo, City waferm oulalo, hnl[acrolgt~.unq.I humidifier, oxtru Insu, ggs IlppghlhRgRl call (10(1,024.07,10, O, o111100~-,50.112(111, Nu ggolltO no~. BBwors,~an~, oxlrllg, eeoupIIROy $02,000, For eotnns bElLs, PrefLIGht & inool cou. ~d~lll~ ~,TvUl~tlg~0~001,111~l flggso, CONDOMINIUM - Twig VOl!iontQugd I Io.eatlon, Iloutlo grill, other oxlras, nogr NYD rmuna(I lira’, ~ on ‘1 epeg"Ibrm" ASKIRg$(12,(100, Call allot B o 009.,I,{(1,0277 eliot 0pro, N ~,W LIST NG ¯ 3 ur Ill InoiudoB 5 major upgrad,ed bus, Low$40% fi09.440.0110, ------7-- ’; , pan,2(11.07,1.,1,102, Prlnolpgh only, o’os, 6vgrg zot t otno nt Iw so Ul Irhno I~ prof f t lilY OrE Qund,IV, Largo eng ..,.noes,o/,,,OR..y , " ’ o ugr~8o wltll earl so( o tn.l .... , ,’i bo,l.oem, wusner,uryor, ls.,inormepano w naowo = =t,=rWlNi}glh RIVERS lewl)!lOllSO.. ¯ ‘1 ne¢~rI rlR!eI1] i’or lmrsoer ,,yhglovor7 ft. t ~ ...... reorln,uIgrtledh°aullhlllYshgg cp(,doooraled,RO WJIX fl , w~!sno, rl, rtUv.t~e~gl,at, ot;.,,,llzoratol;, oontrglEn, sereORl~,Igrgo ,tn.grouRd ggs IIOMgSTWOCOMPLBI’ED, FOR SALh ~IN MOD~I, BX PRINC]~TON,IC’l’, -- WI,~S’I’ tlug nlgnyoxlrgs, Must SOOl .;,’, :.,--’,~_ -=:_,..’%..e grl , Boml.ffiilsnodbnEemont,IIUNTI,:IIII(IN COUNTY t~lllltl Ill loeau.ol,. l’,levo In s t o evergt r goI,~ o eso I,’OIt,aAl,l’~ IIY OWNEIIWlNDaOIITW, P, Spoohlllz,ng ,u,,~,$, 0’s (1(10-,13.5(1(10, =$=l,000,’u""sghlrall fleers, gernoilng& ooRdltlonAI)l’ll./..M..a~.~..°~,o,. 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2O-FF Thursday, February 2, 1978

RESIDfNTIAL OWNERMUST SELL SOMERVRLE-2FAMILY COLONIAL TooLate ; Too Late TooLate Too Late ~l~e¯ C??MERCIt’L.rsr.’ Vacant ¯ Immediateoc- Duplex. Each apartmentoffers hugodining room To Classify ToClassify To Classify cupancy. Cow3 bedroom andliving roomwith fireplace, eat-in kitchen~3 To Classify CepeCod, nice size living large bedrooms,remodeled interior and exterior, room,kitchen, den or fourth BABYSITTERWANTED. to ’ BOOKKEEPEIt-SECitETARYCLERK TYPIST - needed for three car garage,unbelievable rental income. care for infant I or 2 daysa QUAKERBRIDGE MALL bedroom,full bath, full...... Asking $59,$00. addressing labels & other LawrenceTwp.N.J, INSUgANSS basement.Low taxes, 6618, weekin our Cranbury home- Immediateopening for a simple office duties. 50- Closeto Mfiin Street. 10% BRIDGEWATER daysflexible. Owntrans. Rpfs. bookkeeper.Secretary in our 60wpm.$3. [5 per hour small 15 acres, property at Rtes. 1 & downto queliPedbuyers, 609-799-3342. accounting dept. Applicant office in Hi htstown area. Call 297, across from mall, 750’ JUSTREDUCED TO. $.18,900. Twoyear old ranch, 3 bedrooms,full basement, should have typmgskigs of at for appeln ment, 609-799.9664frontage, buy at $50,000 per aluminumstorms and screens, central air con- 197~Lp 4 least 60 wpm. Knowledge of or 449-5855. acre zoned carom’l, off ce & A HOMETHAT ditioning, utility shed,fenced property.. $4S,900. dr. sedan, 45,835 miles, rod. general accounting a mutt. ¯ indus, will build to su t. or Asking$43,725. 609.924-4976.Excellent companybenefits. lease for long term, joint NEEDSA FAMILY Individuals whoare qua fled MANVILLE.2FAMILY.NORTHSlDE REDUCED$2000 - Twin venture. CalI Mr. Tamburroat =, I III LANeSPECIALISIS Older2½ stow Colonial of- and ’ seeking a’ challenging Rivers. This super located 201-672-5500,or 212-349-4070. Full basementwith 2 finished roomsand ½ bath. 3 ROOMAPARTMENT: 3rd position in an exciting en- DIAL448-0600 fering3 bedrooms,nice size. floor. Living room,kitchen, l Choice3 BRend unit, C/aappl, 231 ROGERSAVE, HIGHTSTOWN living room,huge dining room, First floor..eat-[n kitchen, dining room,living vironmentshould call for an fin bsmt garden Ratio man] bedroom and bath. No appointment. extras s available m- BABYSITTER.for infant in modernkitchen; leundry room, roomwith brick fireplace, 2 hugebedrooms, furl children or pets. $175.00per my homeIn Skillman. 2 days HIGHTSTOWN full bath,finished rec room in bath. Secondfloor.eat-in kitchen, JJvJng room mediately. With assumable 3 bedroomsplit, living roomwith cathedralceiling, basement,macadam driveway, month w/heat. PersonnelOtfice 7r/~% mortgage. Principals perweek,occasionaleves. 609. andtwo bedrooms,2 car gara’ge, lOOxlOOft. lot.. PETROLEUblDATA COItP. 466-2511,after 5 pm. moderneat-in kitchen, rec room,1 Vz baths, car- 2 cargarage. Home in excellent LEONARDV.~N IIISE only. No Realtors. $40,500, condition. 5%DOWN TO ...... $69,500, 1 lOl State Rd., Bldg.T. Call weekdays9 amto 5 pm peting throughout, 1 car att. garage. Quiet, AGENCY Princeton,N, J. 08540 212-691-9657. QUALIFIEDBUYERS. WEALSO HAVE EUILDIHG LOTS AN ACREAGESUITABLE E09-448-4250 [609]924-7200 residentialarea, Mintcondition, ...... $45,000. D WANTED- Kodak carousal ...... $46,900. FORDEVELOPING. CALLFOR DETAILS, ’- : . Anequal opportunity slideprojector remote con- "If whatyou’re looking for fs not advert/led, employer EXEC. SECRETARY- Good ¯ GENEROUSREWARD. for automatictrol andthreading Bell & HowellSuper CRANBURYMANOR - SOUTH Sivaus o col|., wehave more." skills. Feepaid. LORAgency. returnof ladiesblack 9/regular 8 movieprojector. Gracious4 bedroomColonial - eat in kitchen, BEAUTIFUL AKC AFGHANpocketbooklost on PalmerGood condition. Call 609-466- BOUNDBROOK FIRST ANDSECOND MORTGAGES AVAILABLE llOl State Rd., Princeton,609- HOUND- $150 and up. Call dining room,family room,w/w carpet throughout, TO QUALIFIEDBUYERS. 921-6580. Joyee after 5 pm.609-882-3065. Square,Sunday Jan. 29, 1978. 2329. central air. By appointmentwith our salesmen OversizedCape Cod featuring 4 Return to Room441, 1 Palmer nicesize bedrooms, cozy riving "Listto Sell - Sellto Satisfy" Squareor 609-924-1010. r’, only. Excellentcondition. room,modern kitchen with T.A. ANDGESTALT - Gestalt JOSEPH BIELANSKIAGENCY VW_^197..?_..,~BeetLe !t._~ig~ 0FFICESPACE:Hightstown...... $59,900. d[shwesher,panelled dining ,..¢:a~v, ux~:c.u.~..:u.anz,:u~ group starting. Call 609-924- room,oversized 1 car garage, REALTOR AnnroximateN~gn~q ~,;rh SPRINGCREST e[mdthon.609-445.4867, after, u~ttns furnished $300.09per LOSTCalico Cat, female, 4800 or 201-329.2049. full basement,full bath,rear 212South Main St., Manville,N.J. e:ou. month. ¯ ’Jan. 23, Vie. Dorchester & --~ A very attractive CapeCod in Hightstown.Large pa6o,iron fencein rearyard, 201-725-1995 Dutchneek, E.W. with Flea STAMPS- IJ.S. plate blocks, living roomwith fireplace, formal dining room,4 emple shadetrees. 10% ~ LEONARDVAN IIISE collar and tag wilh "Muffen"singles foreign, ac- Eves. Call 201-359-3245 DOWN TO QUALIFIED WAITRESS / WAITER : andphone no. 609-448-8438. cumulations, estates, im- bedrooms, 2 full ceramic baths. Jalousied REALTORI¯ MEMBERMULrlPLELISTINGSERVICE heavy experience only. 6O9. AGENCY BUYER...... $47,990. 609-148-1250 mediate payment. 201-527- breezeway connecting house and large 2 car , 924-9313. 8011.. ’i:’ garage.Central air andlovely landscaping. EXPERIENCED HAIR- JUSTOFF MAIN ST. GERMAN SHEPHERD FUP~ BABYSITTER NEEDED DRESSER-pleasant working HOUSEKEEPER/ Cam- :: .... . ~ ...... Reducedto $61,00O. conditions, in newshop. Call pinion for elderly lady at .’ MANVILLE Real Estate Too Late -AKCreg. 4 males, 3 females, IMMEDIATELYbefore and Two-storycommercial building 2 black & silver, 2 black, days, 609-769-4381,eves. 452- Rossmoor,part time. Call609- TWINRIVERS To Classify brown & tan. RARE,-1 pare after school, cook supper, ¯ 1424. 924-2446 after 8 p.m. ~j, 4 bedroomTownhouse- End Unit¯ Central Air, offeringon first floora nicesTze For Sale must be over 21, have white femalewith browneyes, references, own tran. fully carpeted.Superb condition ...... $47,000. stme area and a 3 room 2 white mains with brown epartment.Second floor, 4 eyes. 609-448-1923/259.3478. spertation love kids. $3/hr. roomapartment with large TwIN RIVERSQUAD II -- 2 MUSTSELL - Snow plow & Pennington. Call after 6:30, 1993 NOVA- 6 eyL std low FEDDIESCHOOL AREA storageante. Full basementbedroom + den or 8rd garden tractor major ap- 609-737-0835.. , PART TIME BOOKKEEPERmileagegood eond,Sr. Citizenr Fine large two story homeon SouthMain Street. plianees, workbenches, power - 14-21 hours per week, for withall separateutilities. 114 ft. bedroom, lJk baths, near MAZDARX2 - 1973 - Airl young puhlishmg company. must stop driving. Best offer. Foyer, 2 living rooms, formal dining room frontage...... $6.1,900. senooi, many upgraded, beds.tools, Come shelving, days 2/1 stereo, - 2/10 TV, am/fro stereo, 9-track car- 609-395-1448after 6, tridge, 7 tires, rotary, good ODDJOBS- or part time work Reply to Box #01667 c/o breakfast room.5 bedrooms,2 baths, large attic features.609,.448-5481 or 883- Princeton Packet. 6262. Blue Ranch on Wndsor Rd. condition, $1200.201-359-6691. wanted - Willing to do most and full basement¯2 car garage. Wall to wall (Rt. 130 South of Jim’s anything. Evenmgs609-921- USED ORGAN- Baldwin carpet in living roomand dini’lg room¯A great buy CHARNESKI8, Country Diner left on to ¯ 6857/ Orgasonic.2 keyboards,$525. for a growingfamily ...... $54,500. WindsorRd.. 1 m e). MACRO LENS 100/2.8 - 1976 PONTIACTRANS AM- Call 609-466-0280. ¯ TWINRIVERS - 2 BRCONDO 11,000mi, exch cond. Loaded. - Sale or rent $25,500 or Universial screw mount. CONDOM/NIUM BONGIORNO $325/mo. Includes Condofee." ORGANICEGGS - Brownand. Sigma XGcont. f~us to 1.1. $5,500.609-446-2305. , 1974 MUSTANGII - white All on first floor - 1 bedroom,living room,dining Realtors¢ Insurors 201-780-3249. fertile, raise our owngrain unaer)varramy. :~. ~-~zz- 1971 YWBUS - She is as tough exterior black top, red in- ¯ and feed. Call609-452-2815 253~atter6:~u. andreliable asher namesake: terior, auto. shift, rear area, fully equippedkitchen, carpet throughout, - Pilaf.Rebuilt engine, new 1976 FORDMustang - 4- defres{er, excel, eond. 47 600 42 S. MainSt. after6 pm. cylinder 4-speed manual central air, patio ...... Reduced$2S,000. Manville TWIN RIVERS-- Quid If, 3 " GT, BENWARD-Paintingandtires. 91400. 609-737-3259 transmission, powersteering, mes. $2300or best offer. 609-t ’ BR, 2½ baths,upgrded appl, ’ ---- generalmaintenance. Gutter anytime. 606-737-1577. ~5-1283,call Fri. or Sun. 9-5. Another1 bedroomcondo - this ooe with formal proffin bsmt,many extras. T.A. #191 Introductionwork,aluminum doors and 201-722-0070 Must see. days: 609-448-7000.to TRANSACTIONAL dining room- $27,500.End unit. Ev*nlnaHouri on Tuel., Thu~. &Fd. windows.Interior & exterior Lo~Ews: 201,7~-S5~ ext192, eves: 609.443.6450. ANALYSIS.Official ITAA painting,floor refinishing and1971 FORD LTD - excellent1974 CADILLAC.4 dr. Sedan ’76 PONTIACBONNEVILLE - Offices- downtownlocation. Call for particulars. course.March 11 & 12.call 609- waxing.Free estimates. Call cond. Many new parts. $1400. de Ville. $3600,609-924-9109 rand,4 dr. 201-389-3937.hdtp, p/s, p/b, a/c, exc. 924-4800or201-329-2045. 201-359.4455. . 291-359-5837anytime. evenings. TWINRIVERS Quid II -- 2 _. CONVENTIONALMORTGAGES AVAILABLE RR Townhouse. 1½ baths, 5 ...... ASLOW AS 5% DOWH TOQUALIFIED BUYERS ¯ app].C/A ..gas .grill inpatio, Real Estate Mid $30"s.Immediate oc’- CatherineChristie 448:21’21 capancy.609-443-1190 or212- - !~ HowardBtrdsag 448.1994 For Sale 279-9834. EHoPazcole 259.9405

IIEATIIERLANE MIDDLESEX COUNTY - large turnpike frontage, in- Trees, circular dirve, a per- cludes fine Colonialfarmhouse Real Estate Real Estate feet setting for a Thompson& outdoorbuildings, approx. ¯ colonial in natural cedar out lO miles to Princeton. 102 or For Sale For Sale on Princeton’s West Side. 220aerns.Presentlyleased for ¯ . Several fireplaces, 8 $24,000.Taxes $7,5o0, sewer & bodrooms,SL~ baths including Waternearb.y. Industrially . . ,~ TIREDOFSNOW& thebestofeverything.$148,O00zoned allowing fabrication, ." ..-;:;i FItEEZINGRAIN? ___ __ ._-- ..... warehous ng, lumber yard W ~ RODImlEH," etc.s Except:anallylow prioou ’ ~’--!’~ ~ If you are in a position to "" "" --~="~--’" at $5500 per acre. ZELLOF [i;’ consider owning a Florida MemberMultiple Listing REALTY CO. Realtor, condominium,let Walter B. Itealtor vlsca~way,201-463-0920. IIo;ve,Inc., Realtorstell you 609-883-1900 ::. STEELE,ROSIn oboattsta de:Sot, one of ‘vFFHI Florida’s’ most attractive ANDSMIT island eoodomlnium com- SUPER QUADII -- 3 BR- D. D ..... a.:=_ i plexes located in BocaClego (professionally done) 1~ bath rM, rlu[J~[l[l~ I TWINRIVERS CONDOS Iwnhse, loaded w/extras, -- :2 Bdrs, 2 baths lake view t Bay off St. Petersburg bench, finbsml w/bar, patio Bdr. + Don, enclosed deck. Tower, Villa or Townhouse w/gasgril, upgrded app[ & fts COLUMBIACOUNTY PA- by -Washerdryer combocentral living, plus golf, tennis and s/s, nr McKnight school, & owner new 3 bedroom split air, wall to wall carpets, ’~ ~wlmmlngsurrounded by NYCbusexcel/oration, more fever home 2 car garage, :Star:trig from$22,000, th’rce mllesof beautiful hench~extras incl. in pr co. Summerbr,’n.t r,I vewon l 4 acres Let ns help you arrange a 3 q ...... :TWIN ItlVERS TOWNday/2ulte"wlthootobggatlon ~Cee.U~neyor soon er..__~aust $42,500. Reply Box #01623, $100 inspection vacation" for ¯ ’ y wner’ t~s " qqU " b947 . Princeton Paeko,t .’[IOUSFS: ’ ’ :2 Bdr,I% hotlts, Finished two, (Transportationnot in- . .btsenetts endunis, Wallto ehtded).YouwllleactenJoy3 - - !wallcarpets wnshorsdryers hatches, 2’ dlntters and LOAI)EDWITfIEXTRAS-2. :central air excellent cocktails, 2 rounds of golf on, bdrmw/w car,~tin knott,, TooLate :locations, Starling from no exciting 18hole regolatlon nine ’nnnellln~=’~’~.*rn hi(. eonrse,2 tcriedsor tennison ~.’hen w’)s’i, td’i[~or"’,o,-’;’b",ti;’~ To Classify .$35,500, superb Ilar-Tru courts, air cond’l’tionors,’"~’v’ashor"’: swimmiuginthe beautiful bay dryer, refrlo. &dishwasher !:i BIIR’,2~,~ baths, endunits, autl delightful relaxing In a Ilome on ~eeut fu at n finished basements,excellent ANTIQUES¯ Armoire 6’3", :locations all appliances, luxarlously Ittrntshed con- Roosevelt,Owner anxious to washstand with towel bars, ’contralair Assure VA& F’HA dotnlnlum, sell, Just reducedto $33,000. pine kitchen table, pine low Intnrest rate nmrtgagns, ...... Pleasecall SussmanRealtors, commoao,colleotlblesln glass far qualified buyers. C=u,,, wru,H~=t=~, uuw~, 609-896-9300 INC,, ItEAI,TORS,609-924- andtin, Call 609-924-2934, $I BI)R, 2tb baths, Quid IV S/C 0095 ext, 22, FOR 0van, F/I,’ ref,, panelled AItltANGEMENTSOR TIlE TWINRIVERS -- dotac ed ADMINISTRATIVE AS- family, room all appliances,’ ANSWERSTO YOURhonxo. For sale by owner, 3 SISTANT--= You’ve either new nocorated, Assure FIIA QUESTIONS, BR, C/a patio, axe tend, gotoryouhaven’tgotabrght nmrtgagofor qualified buyer,"ojferlng statement available 951,000.609.?37-3645, articulate,poised self.starter, ableto Interfaceat all levels, priced¯ fo soil at $43,900. from subdivider, Filing with with a flair fordetails and ~()U’I’ BllUNSWICK tim N,J, Real Estate Com. eroativitytobeet,That’sstylo, l,"or partlcula.rE ’,vrl~ !lax 6 rnam ’anch 2 haths a mission Bureau of subdivided MANVILLE-- camp eta y )/drfns, L,R, witi~ fireplace, land Ea10s,Is not approval of ronawdetl ns do & out 2 #01688,c/o Prmcotonvacaot, full hasomontoversized2 car i morlts of offering," N,J, hodroonls,$,19,000, Call 201- A#23219Fh, 5,14.2957or 201.52G.0032, garago, Pricodat 95, , TAX., RotuYnsprepared ¯ profosafonally,LOR, 1101B BENTAI,APTS, STUDIO, I & EI,MItllh’|i’] PAliI{ TWIN RIVERSTWNIIOUSE-9 Slate Rand,Princeton, 809.921. hdrs, Prlacrtnul’rt,sllgcArea bdr,,,2~bath, wal]papor, 8669, iSturliag ot 919L paneling, s/a. gas grill, NowTwa slc’y Coo 1 for aumidlflor, patio, manyex. iAII apartmentsv,,~ih wall to saloltyawlor A oox’as,,/ Iris, 7~/~% assure, mort Low ANTIQUE PIA.N0 ¯ E111nglon’ jvallcarpoung,appllaneesapd bedrnonts 2~u b(l s’ v g ,10’a,609.443.6937 after S, egbinotbrana oak wood .~Jr co~¢It 0.n ng AUrnan :lining roan:, den wllh ’.luo ocauoncn)so h) shop. h aculpturovonoor, Call aflor 3 fh,Ol)lac o in( s n (ook~ ping ant1. n)aJur t,rfin, laBmlryraaR| 2 car ga’tgo, pro,609.602.(~64, .s)orlatlo)~, A!mUand toudlor macatmn) dr)vow(y A r IIEAUTIFUI, CAPE n p(fola, tOBUla coBrta anu Cond, fah t ’y n somo~ WIIIgiltstown area, 3 or 4 BR, hantlbail cauris, largo slkllag glass daors ta o6t-[n klt,.Im!od Ivrm~ fm.rm, ANTIQUEiSENNSVLVANIA ’olf[co.(}nd canfmorclalspoon groanratio, in)usa, nxlraOII daur D,aao mr’o f oI o fBrobrk full w/frH,balh, Frgnkllnlullhsmt I& nbar, n w liopine, DllY 3 SINKdrawer¯ iSthtop, Century2 door :ileal[asialrom 78.i sq,ft, Me6tlewLane, Coil 609.737.609.,49.9110, ~qltom,$200, Ai)tlquo a~ool ~20’,1,"llofidy Io moveInto, taolos~.$90oaclt plooo, 609.799. s’rI,~I,~I,E,IRISI,OFF ,ii99 attar g p,m, & sMrrll, A(IEN(~Y $1,12,000, , Itl,hlh’l’OIIS TWIN-’~VI~-=’~BR"~plli TWlNlistingRIVERS. ¯ ’3 I)odroom, Qugd3=,5 IV.now bath, 669-46.X,ll o/a, nil nppl, mnnyoxtrna, PI~MAhE ROOMMATE CalLAay[imo twohso, 2t~ baths, O/n, tlo9 rod. for ~bodrnomapt, In ’[’WiRItivors ToWBCoafor ungrIo(I nppl, now6x corn nlo fl09.443.49’/?, tl’tu odry fi/fll, Soor t mf s, I t I lopowol!,gvalluh!o ,’10 day6, NoI.S 110,Kor~noI}0ta~ 25 yrs+, kll ~ ~nf’m. 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